Episode 161 - 8.24.25 The Cleanse Revolution: Why Detoxification Is Your First Defense Against Disease - The Dr. Lodi Podcast

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good, I'm in Fantastic.
Welcome to Sunday Night Live.
My sincere apologies, Icouldn't even describe what's
happened, but here I am.
Okay, we're here, fantastic,yay, okay, all right, welcome
Sunday Night Live.
Monday morning, madness, putthe air conditioner on, okay,

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what did you say?
The left eye says to the righteye between me and you,
something smells Automatic sheep.
I'll try to figure out whatthat means later.
It's working all good.
You're here in Sydney, okay,good, we made it Fantastic.
Instagram's working good, okay,all right.
So let's get on with it.
Just as a regular old reminder,if you have a current situation

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with cfc's my clinic in in theus that in the ways of healing
in arizona we're still up andrunning for 20 years and um,
please give us a call, um.
The other thing is we you knowthe three groups the health and
healing group, the parasitegroup and the cfc group cfc's
cancer.
Call it cfc's because that'swhat it is.
It's chronic, confirmed, Ithink, cells, it's notiac signs,

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so we're not going to even gothere again.
So I hope you know if there'sany new people, just to let you
know.
Cfcs means what they callcancer and it's just an
astrological sign.
So we don't use it.
It's ridiculous andinappropriate and scares the
hell out of people.
Yeah, so anyway.
So the membership group, theHealth and Healing, parasite and

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CFC groups you know we havewebinars with weekly
interactions with me and I haveseveral people that you know
kinesiologist, raw food person,nutritionist, lifestyle coach,
psychotherapy.
How do you feel about being inthis situation and share it with
others?
It's a.
It's a I mean almost almostevery member is has joined that

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because you know there's a lotof stuff that goes on when you
have this situation going on inyour life.
There's probably nothing moretraumatic I can imagine.
I can't imagine anything moretraumatic to deal with.
So of course, you're going tohave emotions that have to be
understood and expressed andresolved and you have got a lot
of people to join you on that.
So you know, kathy's awonderful lady, she's a

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psychotherapist, she's beenthrough all of this herself.
She's just a perfect person forthis situation and, of course,
everyone loves her.
But it's a way for you to dealwith all the stuff that's going
on inside and it keeps going.
It's not like something you takecare of at one time.
So when we're dealing with CFCs, we're dealing with a situation
that is mind, body and spirit,and we have to do that from the

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beginning.
It's not like we're going totake care of the body Then.
We'll think about that later.
No, it's all at the same time.
So, good morning everybody, goodevening everybody, and let's
get started.
Gut is your second brain.
Gut, health is very important.
Thank you, fantastic.
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No, empty at the end.
All right, so that's it andlet's get on with the questions.
Because we missed so much time,I sincerely apologize, okay, oh
, one last reminder the humandiet that we've had so far.

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Two parts to the four-partseries, right?
So the first part was callednature's design and really we
were looking at was how are wedesigned to eat?
Right, because it's obviousthat anteaters are designed to
eat a certain way.
Elephants are designed to eat acertain way, lions, so are we?
So what is that?

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We talked about that.
By the the way, that will beepisode five, which is the new
one we've added.
It's going to be expandedbecause I didn't cover
everything.
I realized after doing it andexperiencing it that there were
several really important aspectsthat I needed to leave out, so
that'll be repeated two weeksafter episode four, which is

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September 11th.
Episode three, which is comingup August 28th, is what does the
research say?
So now we've talked about whatnature says.
You know how we were designedand the question is what does
the research say?
Because that kind of matters.
So we're going to look atepidemiology, we're going to
look at regional eating habits,world regional eating habits.

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It's going to help you showwhat the research says, because
anyone can talk about what theythink we should be doing.
But what's happening?
What does research show us?
How diet affects health, andespecially CFCs.
Then the fourth episode will beexposing the myths.
So we're going to talk aboutthe ox, exposing the myth.
So we're going to talk aboutthe oxalate myth.
We're going to talk about theuh, the lignin myth.

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Um, you know, there's just allsorts of myths that persist and
actually keep people from doingthe something that they kind of
intuitively feel like they needto do.
It just keeps them from doingit because all these bizarre
myths.
You know, the kale is no longera superfood.
It was and it will be until itgets schwagged, once it gets

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finked.
Yeah, all right, that's it.
We're going to switch the namefrom the inner circle because it
sounds better, the Dr Lodi'scommunity, and it's a community
and you'll.
You'll see that once you joinif you join um, that you're
going to be with people that arehave been through this maybe

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going through it longer than youhave, and they've got a lot of
information.
I learned a lot every everyfrom you know, being on the
telegram groups, because onceyou join your you tell different
special, special Telegramgroups you'll be on with
different aspects of the programYou'll be sharing with not only
me I'll be on there answeringquestions but several others,

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peers that are going throughthis, have gone through this.
It's akin to the kinds ofrelationships that form in
Alcoholics Anonymous or all thedifferent anonymouses overeating
anonymous gamblers.
It's where people who are peers, who have been through this and

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have failed and some havesucceeded, but they have so much
information and a lot of timesit's more important than the
information you get from someonewho has not experienced
themselves, even though I havevicariously experienced it
thousands and thousands of timesand then through all of the
emotions and seen every side ofit.

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So, but anyway, the groups arefantastic and so we'll.
It's Dr Lodi community, sorry,the Dr Lodi.
So here we are All right.
So, daniel, that's a questionI'm going to have to think about
after I get started.
Now, as you all know, theplatform here is I'm going to
answer questions that have beensent in already, that, yes, have

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been sent in and we've got them.
You know here for me to answer,rather than do live, questions
that are coming in.
A lot of things are going to becoming in because, um, you know
, as we talk, more questionswill come on, and before you've
even come on, you've come onbecause you've probably got a
lot of questions in your life.
So what I want you to realize issomething very important when
I'm answering one question,someone, it'll relate to all of

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us.
We all are the basic sameperson.
I know that's a hard thing forpeople to believe, but we really
are basically the same.
And you find that when you fallin love with people, you find
that with family, you find thatwith friends, that you're really
all the same, and then somehowwe get to strangers as having
some power or somethingdifferent from us.
But it's not.
We're all the same thing.
Biologically, emotionally,spiritually, we're just the same

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.
We might have differentlanguage capabilities.
I might have green hair, youmight have blue hair, that's it.
So that's why, when we'retalking about someone's issue
with their heart, with theirliver, whatever we're talking
about, we all have hearts, lungs, liver, so keep that in mind.
Their liver, whatever we'retalking about, we all have
hearts, lungs, liver, so keepthat in mind.
All right, so we're going to getinto the questions right away.

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They're small, okay, this one'son lung CFCs and this is from
Nancy, who says is a 10millimeter nodule, same size,
two years in a row, consideredbenign?
I was told.
Any number above 10 isconsidered CFCs.
Now there are a two millimeterlesion on the upper lung, same

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lung.
Any advice for treatment isliver and oh, it's ivermectin,
it's an abbreviation ivermectinand fenbend a good treatment,
okay so, okay, nancy, now you'realready calling it lung and
you're using that word, thatastrological sign, okay, so
you've already nailed yourself,you're there.

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So first of all, you have to.
If they haven't done it doesn'tsound like you've done a biopsy
, because you're not getting anyinformation there If you
haven't done a, if a biopsy hasnot been performed and you got a
nodule, that's what you got.
You got a nodule, don't call itanything else.
Okay, you don't know, don'tcall it that.
But what you need to do isrealize.
So usually, if something hasn'tgrown, in how long was it?

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Two years, wait a minute.
So two years in a row it hasn'tchanged and it's a little
nodule, and now there is a newone.
Okay, so we don't know whatwe're dealing with.
What you do know is you've gotsomething going on in your lungs
.
We also know that the body isan entire system.
There's not like any particularorgan can be affected in one

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way and there's no distantramifications or anything like
that, because it's all onesystem.
You know, the heart only worksbecause there's a lung, and they
all only work because there's aliver that keeps the blood
clean enough, so it does work.
And the kidneys have to beworking, so it all has to work
together.
The brain, so it's one system.

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So we can't think of we isolateorgans, we isolate
physiological systems, but it'sjust our imagination.
The thing is, it's our body, myspirit is one large, we're huge
, we're way beyond.
When you look at ourelectromagnetic field, it's way
beyond what we can see.

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So this nodule, there's a way,there's a non, non.
When I say that I meannon-biopsy method of finding it
out.
And that's what a PET scan, allright.
So a PET scan will show you ifthere's any activity.
That is what CFCs do.
All right, because they theypick up glucose at a much higher
rate.
The PET scan is they injectfluorideoxyglucose and they wait

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an hour and then they scan youand whichever parts of the body
are picking up the glucose at aspecific rate, at a certain high
rate.
Our only kinds of cells that dothat are CFCs.
Right, funguses will pick themup faster than normal cells if
they have fungus in there.
So there's different levels ofthe SUV, which is the standard

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uptake value.
So anyway, a PET scan isimportant, but it's usually a
PET CT so that you get.
The CT shows you anatomy, isthere something there and what
are the dimensions and all that.
So by getting that and theactivity level you can pretty
much tell if it is or not.
And then there are reallyimportant blood indicators and
not just tumor markers, becausetumor markers can be up or down.

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You can have a large tumor anda normal marker for that
particular tumor.
So the tumor markers are, youknow, they're helpful in some
degrees, but there's otherparameters in the blood.
We look at the LDH, we look atthe ferritin iron ratio.
We look at the thymidine kinase.
We look at all that stuff.
We also look at are your liverfunctioning?

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Is your kidneys functioning?
It's all really, reallyimportant and all that stuff
shows us metabolically what'shappening.
So if, metabolically, your LDHis low, your ferritin is low,
you have enough iron, you're notanemic, all you know.
Those things may seem unrelatedbut they're directly related
because you know they have, theyhave to do with it.
You know each one.
It requires a whole explanation, but they're all related.

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So you can look metabolically,not just at the markers, and we
can pretty much tell with thatand the penct what if you've got
actually what they call cfc'sor what we call cfc's now.
So what I would do is, whileyou're doing these diagnostic
tests, is start the process thatyou would do if it were
happening and that you should doanyway, just because you've

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been alive for as many years asyou've been alive, and that is,
start to cleanse the body.
The body has got to be cleansedand the easiest way to do that
is to do a juice cleanse, whichis a vegetable juice celery,
cucumber, kale, spinach, lemonand apple are the main
fundamental ingredients you canadd to that.

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You can switch out a couple ofthem.
The reason spinach and kale arechosen is because together we
get all the amino acids and umand the lemon is sour.
It takes away any bitterness.
That may be because every batchof vegetable you get might have
some bitterness or not.
Have not have bitterness,depends on the batch.
But the lemon um takes care ofthat.

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And then the apple takes awaythe sourness and makes it
delicious.
Makes it sort of like an exoticlemonade.
But you can switch that out.
You can use it if you preferpineapple or anything else, or
carrots, whatever you want tomake it delicious.
Don't worry about there beingtoo much natural glucoses in
there or anything, because ifit's not delicious and you're

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doing it gently, then you haveto do it.
Your immune system will besuppressed.
That's the way it goes.
So if it's not good for youthat's really true, all right.
The opposite is not true, butthat's true.
So that's where you start andyou start and you get a
biological dentist.
That biological dentist youmake sure the person's certified
by the IAORMT biologicaldentist to take a look with a

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three deep cone beam CTt of thatarea of your body.
It takes like a 10 second sweep.
It's really quick, and it canlook at some structures, uh and
tell if you've got any like deepcavitations, or you if you had
any root canals.
Anything like that has to beresolved because those are on
meridians.
In other words, meridians arecircuits in the body that touch

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other organs, right?
So there are certain teeth thatgo down from the thyroid to the
breast, to the stomach, to thespleen on one side of the mouth
and on the other side of themouth the pancreas.
So those organs are allinvolved.
So anyway, we have 32 teeth,hopefully, or that's what we're

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designated to have and each oneof them has specific organs.
So you've got to have thattaken care of.
And that sounds hocus-pocus tosome people, but I've had many
times affected on a particularmeridian that happened to
coincide, where they had CFCs,like on the breast meridian or
liver meridian, prostate colon,the breast meridian or liver

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meridian, prostate colon.
And by just removing thatproperly which is requiring
ozone and a lot of stuff by abiological dentist, that's it.
You just pulled the plug.
It's no longer going to happen.
So that's what you want to do,nancy, initially.
And yes, ivermectin andfinbenzozol are really important
.
They're part of the cleansingpart.
They're part of getting rid oftoxins, because parasites are

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definitely toxic to the body,you know.
So the ivermectin andfinbenzozol is good.
I would add in a third one,niclosamide, um, and then on a
fourth one, nitroxartanide,which is linea, so that you're
getting all the protozoa as wellas the, and then an antifungal
as well, like fluconazole ornystatin, itraconazole.

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And to get really detailed onthis, which you should want to
get detailed, please join theinner circle, because you're
concerned there of having lungCFCs and please stop using that
word, the Zodiac term.
But that's where you have tobegin.
But if you join the groupyou'll get a basic program and

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we'll get you going and we'llwork with you and you can talk
to me weekly.
Talk to me so we can discussand analyze your situation.
So that's it for Nancy.
Let's look at OFIR O-F-I-Rsituation.
So that's it for nancy.

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Let's look at ophir o o, f, f Ir.
This is brain cfc.
Is it safe to treat anastrocytoma tumor with
ivermectin and finbenzo orwhatever the doctor will
recommend, while undergoingradiation chemotherapy?
Yes, yeah, I mean.
I mean the answer is yes.
Use those depending on yourliver function and I don't know
what other medications you'retaking, so I don't know if
there's any interactions there.

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So I really can't tell you whatyou should do.
But in my experience people withbrain CFCs are very capable.
There's no reason why not toand even when they're undergoing
harsh treatments likeradiotherapy and chemotherapy

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yes, because this, as you allknow I'm sure everyone that
knows how chemotherapy maximumtolerated chemotherapy, which is
what you get in hospitals andradiation both at best they can
shrink down a tumor or tumors,but at the same time, sadly,
they use all of the six stepsnecessary for a successful

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metastasis, which is what youdon't want.
So sadly, that's what happens,and I know with brain you're
probably in a situation whereyou had to, and there are times
you have to, and the two times Iusually try to settle with just
the radiation and not the chemo, because the chemo doesn't

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really work and it causes thoseother problems that I discussed
and even more, it wipes out yourimmune system.
It does a lot of other thingsand if you have to do chemo then
you would do it with insulinand low dose.
It's called insulinpotentiation therapy and if done
correctly, it's fantasticBecause you get one-tenth of the

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dose and you're using theinsulin to make sure you get it
to the target, which is thetumor, which you don't have.
When you get maximum tolerated,every cell is getting bombarded
and the reason they call itmaximum tolerated is because any
more you'll be dead.
That's maximum tolerated, butsure, certainly if there's no
problem with the liver or nomedications that he's taking or

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she's taking.
That might conflict and you canactually look that up yourself
online or join our groups.
We'll talk about it directly.
You can ask me a question orask your doctor, but your
doctor's going to say why areyou taking that?
So you're probably better offnot to do that.
And I've noticed here we havetwo questions in a row talking

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about ivermectin and fentanil,which are great combinations.
But I would add a third,niclosamide, because it is also
very powerful for the worms.
It is also very powerful forthe worms, but it is a very

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powerful and heavily researchedmedication used for CFCs in and
of itself, not looking forparasites.
It's used in ovarian CFCs andosteosarcomas.
But the combination of thosethree is not only get parasites
which you have to do a parasitecleanse, but they also directly
turn off specific pathways thatcancer requires.
You know the MAP, kinase, p53,there's things that are called

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oncogenes, that are really justthe ways in which the body, the
cell, has had to adjust in orderto survive on fermentation.
So I would add thenitrozoxanide, which is an
anti-protozoal, as well as warmfilament.
So next question, dave I wasjust diagnosed with

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adenocarcinoma of the esophagusback in April.
After not being able to swallowsolid foods over three months, I
had to do four rounds ofchemotherapy every other week
for two months and I had a PETscan done last Monday and the
tumor shrank by one half.
Now I'm heading for esophagusrestriction surgery on 9-11-25

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to remove my esophagus and cutmy stomach in half and shape
like a tube and attach it to theupper seat.
After I heal for 6-8 weeks Ihave to do another 4 rounds of
the same chemotherapy and I dothe ivermectin and fembenazole
during my last rounds of chemo,or should I wait until the

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treatment is finished?
It's interesting People arechoosing just those two,
ivermectin and fenbendazole, andthey're still doing the
mainstream way.
The sulfageal can and is can bevery difficult to deal with
because of its function and itsrole.
It has to do with eating andwhat I can tell you about

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surgery.
This, in most cases, is that ifit worked like this whole
problem with cfcs would be easy,we wouldn't have a problem.
We wouldn't be having this livestream.
Because it just doesn't work.
Because cfcs is a systemicproblem.
Remember, the body is onesystem.
It's manifesting in oneparticular area for a variety of

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reasons, but it's a systemicproblem.
And if you don't deal with itsystemically in other words, if
you don't remove the cause,which is some form of toxicity,
whether it's hidden dentalproblems such as root canals or
radiation exposure, or eatingfood that people eat, or insane
levels of stress and othertoxicities and emfs, and you put

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it all together and you knowthe water and and then the fear
that's going on with the, withdifferent aspects of our society
now.
So you put that all togetherand you've got plenty of reasons
for cells to get to lose theirmitochondria so that they have
have to begin fermenting, andthat's what happens with cfc.
So so I'm seeing a lot ofpeople, um, you know, using that

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this ivermectin andchervendazole.
But with regards to the surgerynow the surgery, I don't know if
they've told you fulldisclosure what life will be
like, because that's what I'vereally concluded is that the
only way they can, the only waythey can convince you to do such
a thing, is to make sure you'rescared to death, literally

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scared to death, and thatthey're telling you this is the
only way out.
Well, of course, if, if, ifsomeone's told they're going to
die or there's only one way out,of course they're going to take
the one way out.
Mostly it doesn't happen to betrue.
Now, I don't know yourparticular situation.
You must understand that.
Everyone must understand thatwe're talking about anybody's

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situation.
I don't know it and I'm notthere and I haven't done a
physical exam exam and I lookedat all the blood work that I
would want to and other testing.
So I can't say with certaintyabout to anybody what they
should do.
But what I can tell you is thatfor the most part, what we have
seen and I've been doing this 40years now is that the surgery

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not only doesn't work, moreoften than not makes the problem
worse in many ways the traumafrom the surgery, the systemic
inflammatory consequences, thefact that when you're cutting
something out and it's got CFCs,they disseminate even biopsies.
So we do them when absolutelynecessary.

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But we have to really have someimportant variables.
So you're scheduled to havethis done.
So I'm thinking you've got itin half already.
So I don't know what that meansand I don't know if there was
one tumor or what.
So esophageal CFCs are usuallyat the latter part, the distal
end of the esophagus, near whereit enters the stomach, and that

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goes through through asphincter I'm not sure what
sphincter you were talking aboutinto the stomach.
So because of that location andit's usually in the part that's
right near or or is the partthat's in the stomach so because
of that reason and location, wesee the lymph nodes around
there.
You know they're obviouslygoing to be picking it up and
it's going to go to the.
It's also going to be affectingthe stomach, um, and then

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you've got the liver and there'sa lot of, there's a lot of
other organs and glands aroundthere.
But that's the problem.
And once and once you cut thatout, what let's say?
Let's say you were to resect itand I guess, resect stomach.
I don't know if I read that ornot, but I'm gonna make the
stomach a tube, uh, in otherwords, yeah, elongate it, and

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then they're gonna put it into.
You must have said you said thesmall intestine, put the tube
into the upper sphincter.
Oh so you mean probably this,this thing, to here between the
esophagus and the stomach, allright.
So anyway, a lot of times whatthey do is they'll bypass all
that, they'll go into the latterpart of the small intestines
like the jejunum.

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But this sounds like what you'resaying is that they're going to
try to maintain as best theycan as the anatomy of the
gastrointestinal tract.
So, going through the mouth,through the esophagus, into the
stomach, now there won't reallybe a functional stomach.
I'm not sure how that's workingthere.
So keep in mind that everyaspect of our anatomy and

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physiology is there because itserves an absolutely necessary
purpose.
So we can't, certainly we'renot, going to be better off
without it, and in thissituation it's your, your eating
is extremely affected and allthat.
However, if you feel in yourheart that you've got to do this
, then, um, you should always dowhat you feel you should do,

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because if you don't, you'regoing to feel, um, it's, you
know that you've been violatedor something.
It's and it's it, and that willaffect, impact your immune
system, which will affect yourability to recover.
So it's essential that youfollow your heart, but it's also
essential that before you dothat, that you educate yourself
as much as possible.
There's a lot of informationout there.
There's a lot of misinformationout there.

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So that's another importantreason to join our circles
because we talk about that.
We discuss what's all the newthings that are coming out, or
the old things, and what's trueabout them and what's not true
about them.
So you've got a big decisionthere, dave, and you're really
the perfect person to join theDr Lodi community so that you

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could talk to me in detail andto the other members and get
some guidance.
And that's exactly what we do.
So I can give the guidance frommy perspective, and all the
other people who have beenthrough that will give you their
opinions, but we'll give you aspecific plan.
That sounds like you had a goodresponse to the maximum

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tolerated cervical.
This is Ada, and she says Itried to zoom with the inner
circle, which is what we used tocall it.
Now it's the Dr Lewis community.
It's not hard to say we mighthave to play with that, but it
is 3 am in Romania and I and Ito say we might have to play
with that.
Um, but it is 3 am in romaniaand I and I failed to stay awake

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so far.
I don't blame you and youshouldn't be so.
Uh, we'll be starting, uh, agroup, uh, hopefully, in a
couple weeks, um, on saturdays,my time around 3 or 4 pm, which
will be, um, I think, 7, 8 am orsomething in europe, uh, you
know, and so that everyone youknow, because a lot of people in

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Europe and the UK are nothaving an opportunity to sit
through these meetings becauseit's 3 in the morning.
So we'll be doing that Anyway.
So the question says I feel thestay awake.
I have the parasite protocolfrom Dr Lilly's group.
I found that angel of apharmacist and ivermectin

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compassionate, I'm sorry, andveterinarian.
I found that angel of apharmacist and a veterinarian
compassionate enough to provideme with all the other parasitic
drugs without a prescription.
Wow, that's fantastic.
They certainly are angels.
My question is about prosaicmuscle.
I can obtain it only from thevet, an injectable solution.

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I was wondering about my momwho has been diagnosed with
cervical CFCs and could do thesubcutaneous for prosaic muscle
All right.
So these are so small.
Is it a must drug for cervicalCFCs and is it for my mom who
has been diagnosed with cervicalCFCs and does she need

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subcutaneous prosiquantel?
So okay, there's other parts toyour question, but let me just
start with that Of theanti-parasitics, anti-worms.
Prosiquantel has some veryspecific uses for tapeworm liver
flukes, especially the onesthat cause CFCs in that area,
cholangiocarcinoma.
And so a third one that I addis niclosamide rather than

(29:40):
prostaglandin.
So if I know, I've had specificexposures to certain safe form
and liver flukes.
There's a few other indicationsfor prostaglandin, but unless
those specific situations haveexisted in your life, then
niclosamide is a much betteroverall eliminator of CFCs and

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really gets in there and shutsdown those pathways that allow
CFCs to be alive.
So that would be the third oneI would add.
I don't know how veterinarianshave access to that, but it
sounds like your doctor willwrite a script.
These are 12 weeks on, threeweeks on and one week off for
certain intervals, and you'vegot to be pretty steady with it.

(30:24):
You've got to check your liverfunction first.
So it's either you find apractitioner in your area that
will understand this stuff andwork with you, or they're
removing all of them, or joinour groups, please.
So I have so far Ivermectin,albendazole, finbendazole,
medrizolizole, nystatin andfluconazole.

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Would that be enough?
So she's 75 years old.
She was full of metal andcement.
I'm sure you're talking aboutthe mouth, so you're close to
finding a biological dentist,all right, so you know you've
got a really healthy start, butyou know you're still buying the
term, the astrological term,instead of using CFCs, which
means every time you say it yourmother gets stabbed in the

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heart and her immune system goesunderground.
So you've got to change yourlanguage, you've got to do the
cleansing.
And everybody, everybody, eventhe people that have not been
diagnosed with anything, whichis a wonderful thing we have to
cleanse.
We live in a toxic world.
There's no way that we're nottoxic.

(31:27):
So, whatever condition you startin, whatever you find out, if
you have CFCs, if you have stageone or stage 100, because their
staging system is ridiculousbut regardless of what stays,
the first thing you do to heal,which is the goal.
The goal is healing, not justgetting rid of one particular
problem, because there are amillion problems that could

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become or exist.
So you've got to start withcleaning house.
You've got to clean the garbageout, you've got to clean any,
because that waste not onlycauses organ gland and organ
tissue destruction, but it alsoweakens the immune system for
many reasons.
All right, and it is the reason.
It's the accumulated toxinsthat have a critical number of

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mass that are able to causemitochondria in the cells to
dysfunction.
If you get 60% of themdysfunctioning, it has to resort
to a fermenting cell and that'swhat happens.
So we've got to eliminate them.
We've got to eliminate thetoxins.
If we don't eliminate thetoxins, then we haven't stopped
the reason it's happened.
So you've got to start withthat.

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So, and you're in Romania andI'm not sure what's available in
Romania I have a patient, aperson I was working with there,
who had an incredible husbandwho got everything.
He even found a doctor therewho would.
I guess he was a friend of himwho would do all the things that
we would do.
But yes, you're on the rightmedications, but you've got to

(32:57):
be maxing out your vitamin C.
You've got to be doing the twograms of liposomal 4 times a day
.
You've got to be overdosing onvitamin D3 and K2.
You've got to be overdosing onthe mixed carotenoids, which are
vitamin A's.
I would add the last to that,which is a carotenoid Melatonin.
You want to get up to 180milligrams a day.
You can do smaller doses duringthe day and then a large one at

(33:21):
night, the melatonin, and theother one is the iodine and
thyroid, which we go over.
We've gone over many, manytimes, many times, in detail,
and you'll find them online inthese.
All of these are archived atInstagram and Facebook, but also
joining the inner circle.
That content is available aswell.
So right now, just the point is,you know the cleansing and I

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don't know you didn't mention ifyour mother was not a novelist.
Let's see the rest of theprotocol.
They're using laser.
So you see, I don't know ifyou're talking about alternative
holistic doctors or you'retalking because you know they.
They use lasers in a way thatthe conventional not.
So I'm not sure what you meanin that.
Right, yeah, so anyway, toocold in here.

(34:11):
I'm not sure what your mother'sgone through, what she's had
and what's going on in terms ofchemotherapy, but not knowing
that, I can say that themedications you're looking at
the albendazole, fenbendazoleyou don't need more than one
benzimidazole, albendazole,fenbendazole, medbendazole you

(34:31):
don't need two of them.
So the ivermectin, one of thebenzimidazoles, and I don't see
niclosamide there, which I wouldrecommend.
And so the metronidazole is theantiprotozoal you've chose,
which is good.
I would consider doing one thathas a much broader range, which

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is the nitazoxanate.
So you found a biologicaldentist.
She's going to have a toothleft.
She's not going to have a toothleft after treatments.
She was full of metal andcement.
The laser that they don't usePF, and they don't use those on
a PFC or PRF Alright, well then,it's not really a biological

(35:12):
dentist.
You've got to stop.
Don't use them.
Okay, they've got to becertified by IAOMT, not just a
member certified.
You don't want to do thisincorrectly, all right.
So it's tough because you're inRomania and I just don't know
what you have access to.
I know of a wonderful Spanishdoctor, dr Jose, who's actually

(35:33):
an oral surgeon, but he does allof this and he does it all
extremely well.
He gets some amazing, very,very difficult situations with
people that he I've seen.
I've seen these guys crazy,crazy goods with his hands, dr
jose, in spain.
But if they remove, you know,any teeth, any cavitations or or

(35:54):
root canals and they don'tirrigate with ozone, then it's
not sterile, which means thatthere's those organisms that are
still in there.
So you're not going to reallysolve the problem.
And if they don't use the prf,which is the this when they take
your blood out, they spin it.
At the top it's it's plaguedwith rich fibrin.
They use that to seal it up andto so that it heals quickly.
Without that, you get drysockets and other crazy

(36:16):
complications.
So if they're not not doingthat, it's almost not like
getting it done at all.
So if you have to leave RomaniaI know it might be difficult
but I don't know what to say butsomehow you've got to get the
right person doing the rightthings.
That's really the problemworldwide is finding the right
practitioners that are going tohelp you.
It's impossible.

(36:37):
All right, so let's go to thenext question.
Wait, excuse me, I got to turnthis off.

(37:01):
Oh, sorry about that.
It's not happening.
Sorry, even though I live inthe most wonderful place in the
world, they're doingconstruction next door.
Can you believe it?
I'm in a pristine place, partof the world.
I was when I got here and nowthey're doing construction next
door.
I think that's part of theproblem that happened this
morning.
It was chaos, anyway, I can'tturn it off.
I know it's noisy of theproblem that happened this
morning.
It was chaos, anyway, I can'tturn it off.
I know it's noisy, I'm sorry.

(37:23):
Anyway, let me answer thatquestion what medications would
be best?
Well, join the inner circle,because we go into detail and
you'll get a program.
You'll get a program to followthat you won't have to be asking
these questions or wondering.
But yes, with what you'rereferring to right now you're
taking, as I said, you only needone benzamidazole.
Should you do a juice cleanse?

(37:44):
Yes, so, as I was saying,that's the first thing you got
to do.
Yes, juice cleanse, and Idiscussed what that juice should
be and do it as long as you canMinimum of three weeks.
Now I don't know her nutritionalstatus, so, you know, I can't
really tell you what you shoulddo in that regard, unless
someone is really cachecticwhere their body is eating

(38:04):
itself.
Unless someone is like that,then yes, they can do it.
They can and should do acleanse.
They've got the cleanse, and Ijust saw this flash up what
happens if you have hepatitis B?
It depends on your liverfunctions, how severe they are.
You would have to adjust thedosageage, and you can adjust
the dosages.
So you either adjust thequantity and or the frequency.

(38:28):
So, and then you also addthings in that are going to help
with the hepatitis B, such asalpha lipoic acid, silymarin and
things like that, which you'regoing to be doing to protect the
liver anyway, if you're doingall these drugs.
Okay, so that's that.
So she lost 15 pounds, no, 5kilos, I'm sorry.
Yes, so absolutely.
And, by the way, for people inRomania and other people in

(38:50):
Europe, we're going to bestarting and I'm not sure when
it's going to be, but soon inweeks a Saturday afternoon for
me which will be Saturdaymorning for you, and a Saturday
afternoon for me, which will beSaturday morning for you and for
people in the US.
It'll be in the middle of thenight for you, so it won't be
convenient, but you're welcometo join it, so just keep that in
mind.
Okay, so here's Marla, also amember.

(39:10):
So I said an answer twice on theprotocol, twice on the parasol,
but it wasn't answered.
Anyway, I have a drug-resistantringworm on my hips, torso.
For over eight months now I'vebeen using oral fluconazole,
itraconazole, terbinophene andone other.

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This is so small, how do I makeit larger?
Oh, large, there we go.
A topical terbinophene,itucanazole, also, has not made
a difference.
You're washing twice a daily,changing bedclothes, towels.
Nothing seems to work.
Change your diet to excludegrains and sugar, eating mostly
vegetables, lots of homemadefermented kefir and sauerkraut

(39:57):
and fish supplementing.
Should I do the juice?
All right?
Yes, so I apologize that yourquestion has not been answered.
I'm glad we're having anopportunity to answer it now.
So, yes, you should begin thejuice then, absolutely,
absolutely.
That's never a question.
As I said, unless you'recachetic, your body's eating
itself, you're not hungry andyou can't eat and your body's

(40:21):
just kind of dissolving.
Um, then you, you wouldn't dothe juice cleanse right away,
but you, there's ways to workwith that.
And then the other things youlots of fermented food,
excellent.
You're taking vitamin d, zinc,iodine, all right.
So please, if you can join the,join the Dr Elodie's community,

(40:41):
because you'll get a fullprogram.
This is not what you'redescribing.
It's not a full program.
So, yeah, you need to do thecleanse, you need to do it for a
certain period of time, andthat involves not just the
juicing, but it involvescleaning the colon, it involves
lymphatic work, it involves alot of things meditation, prayer
.
So there's a lot of things tocleansing.
It involves a lot of thingsmeditation, prayer.
So there's a lot of things tocleansing.

(41:02):
Removing parasites is one, thebiological dentistry is one.
There's different aspects tothat.
So of course, you're feelingscared and desperate Now.
So you're in the parasite group, so you obviously have.
You're talking about theringworm, but I'm wondering do
you have anything else or is itjust the ringworm?
As you know, that's a fungus,so you should be talking about

(41:23):
antifungals.
I hope you're takingantifungals.
I don't see them in yourregimen.
So you know, um did I hear yousay that it's so hard to see
with this?
Let me see here anyway.
So anyway, yes, in this casewith ringworm, which is
specifically if that's whatwe're talking about, then you
need to be using antifungals.

(41:44):
Ivermectin, though, does help,but in addition, fluconazole,
itraconazole and nystatin areusually the most readily
available almost anywhere, andthere's things you can do.
Can I share my screen?
I think we could share thescreen here.
I don't think we can.

(42:07):
Anyway, you know themedications that are used with
ringworm specifically aremetronidazole I'm sure you know
about that, right, you knowabout the terbinothene.
I'm sure you know aboutterbinoth.
You know about the terbinothene, I'm sure you know about
terbinothene, and you know aboutthe metronidazole.
Tenidazole is similar,nidazoxonide is similar.

(42:28):
They'll all work with this.
And there are topicals as well,and you're saying you're using
those and they're not working.
So perhaps there is?
Are there other parasites thatare supporting it?
So doing a full parasiteprotocol that I think you were
suggesting makes absolute sense,but also, yes, absolute
cleansing.
Um, and the other aspect isyour immune system is somehow

(42:52):
not keeping this in balance.
So, um, I don't know how closeyou're living to a 5G tower or
towers which can directly affectthe immune system, and since
most people can't just move,it's very important to get
Faraday clothing for that.
But if it's not coming away andyou've used standard treatments

(43:14):
, that means there's somethingsupporting it or there's.
It's probably impossible toidentify what that is or what
they are.
So, really, other than doingthat.
So, instead of spending a lotof time doing that and money,
cleanse and get rid of whateverit possibly could be, and that
includes the biological, that is, the juice cleanse all the

(43:36):
things that we do talk about.
Okay, so I'm not sure if I'veanswered that question because I
don't know your.
Where are you?
You're a member, so you're amember, so you're in the
parasite group.
So come on the next parasitegroup and let's get you and your
name is Marlo Met Mario.
So we'll get that questionanswered.

(43:56):
We'll talk to you directly.
Let's talk directly on the nextparasite cleanse, okay, so make
sure that Kyle knows Kyle's themoderator, make sure he knows
that.
Um, you know we have thisdiscussion that you need to be.
We need to address yourspecific situation because I
need to ask you some morequestions, mario.
Now here's another member.
It's Jane.
She says my dad's left ear hasa tumor that is about 2.4

(44:21):
centimeters and is experiencingsome hearing loss.
Some mornings he's experiencingsome white fog around his mouth
.
He's wondering if that iscaused by parasites.
We saw your video on Red Noteinitially and also joined the
parasite group.

(44:42):
All right, I'm not sure whatred note is, but I'm.
So, 2.4 centimeter tumor on yourleft ear and hearing loss.
Well, there is what happenswith the.
There's a tumor that can formon the acoustic nerve, which is
the nerve that kind of.
It's the seventh nerve.
The seventh is the facial nerve.

(45:02):
It affects our face and alsoaffects the hearing and that,
you know crazy is cell phonesdirectly affect that and cause
what are called acousticneuromas.
But you're saying on the ear, soI guess you're talking about
the outer ear.
I'm not sure what's going on.
It would be really helpful ifyou could talk.
So you're in the parasite group.
So, jane, let's talk next time.

(45:23):
So you and Mario, we need totalk next time in the group
specifically.
Let's get you to be the firsttwo people on our next parasite
group so we can talk about thisspecifically, because I'm not
clear what you're saying,because an acoustic neuroma is
one thing and then you're sayinga two centimeter tumor on the
ear which is affecting yourhearing, that could also be so

(45:44):
the ear.
Could you could have squamouscell, basal cell carcinoma,
melanoma in the ear.
I'm really unclear on this.
I think to address this wouldbe really helpful.
Next, next parasite OK, so youand Mario will be number one and
two on the next call so we candiscuss it directly.
I need to find out what's goingon to answer you properly.

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So the next question is Rebecca,regarding parasites, and I am
an RN who is very interested instep-by-step with dosing
parasitic cleanse for my kidsand myself.
My daughters have longstandingGI issues with long COVID
diagnosis.
The pediatricians and internalmedicine providers don't seem to

(46:28):
have any knowledge of thereality that everyone has
parasites and how beneficial.
Oh okay, long COVID, I'm hoping.
Well, I don't know of anyonethat has long COVID who hasn't
gotten what they call avaccination, and that's a whole
different issue.
But in doing the parasitecleanse I've mentioned it many

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times here the basic one is atleast three of the
anti-helminthics which are wormsthe ivermectin, fenbendazole or
mebendazole or alpendazole,which is one of the
benzimidazoles, and niclosamide.
And then the fourth one wouldbe nidazoxanide, which is a very

(47:15):
broad anti-protozole, which isthe second type of parasite we
talked about.
It also gets some of thehelminths, the worms, and then
an antifungal which will beeither fluconazole or nystatin
or etriconazole or a combination.
So, and with regards to yourdaughters, you know their ages,

(47:36):
but these medications are prettysafe.
You know, the ivermectin andfenbendazole and liposomal are
used worldwide by children,adults, animals, so they're
relatively safe, and the problemmost of them can cause is that

(47:57):
when you're taking several ofthem at the same time, they all
need to be cleared by the liver,so the liver gets overworked
and you can have elevatedenzymes, and so a good protocol
is three weeks on and one weekoff and three weeks on, one week
off, and while you're off, oreven during the whole protocol,
you can be taking things thatwill support your liver's
regenerative, regenerativeability.

(48:18):
Um, and that is alpha lipo acid300 milligrams four times a day
with a thiamine supplement,silymarin, 500 milligrams three
times a day.
Silymarin is part of the milkthistle plant, it's the active
ingredient.
And NAC, n-acetylcysteine, alsovery important for liver 500

(48:39):
milligrams three times a day.
So that would support the liverwhile you're taking these
medications.
So, but you're right,pediatricians and internal
medicine doctors are not, foryou know, I'm internal medicine.
We, we go through the trainingand all that.
Unless you specialize, like intropical medicine, where you,

(49:00):
you, you deal with parasites alot, you won't even think about
them in your practice.
Most people don't think aboutthem.
They might be.
Now I don't.
I don't know if what we'redoing in the, I think, the real
world of medicine is creepinginto the conventional with
regards to parasites, but you'reright, most of them don't know.
And conventional with regardsto parasites, but you're right,

(49:20):
most of them don't know.
And then if they do knowanything about them, they're
going to know what they'retaught and that's usually way
underdosing.
And the reason you don't want tounderdose parasites is because
if you underdose them, thenyou're just.
What that means is you're notkilling them.
You may be killing some, butyou're not killing enough of
them.
So what happens is they getaway and they wind up going to
other organs, and they go topancreas and brain.

(49:41):
You just don't want them tomigrate.
So you've got it.
Not, you don't want toundertreat them, you want to
just get them, and the onlything you have to do is take
care of your liver, make sureyour liver is being protected,
and that's what the supplementswe talked about.
So anyway, rebecca, what I wouldrecommend is join our parasite
group and then I can talk to youspecifically about what's going

(50:01):
on with you.
So so, rebecca, with regards tocalling you, that won't be
possible, but if you can jointhe group, the parasite group,
but step by step, as I said andI don't know how old your kids
are and all that.
So there is, you know.
But just to let you know thativermectin is used for children

(50:23):
down to two years old All overthe world.
For example, a river blindness,onchocerciasis there's 250, 350
million people worldwide areaffected with it and they're
being, they're taking ivermectincontinually for years because
they have continual exposure.
So, in terms of safety, that'sbeen done.

(50:46):
It's clearly safe.
I think one of your big problemsis going to be what I have
found is just getting a hold ofit right, and you know, of
course we're solving thatproblem and if you get in touch
with my assistant at hello atdrlodycom, she can help get you
the medications.
But there are also onlinepharmacies.

(51:06):
What's that one called?
Maybe one of the members couldpost it on this.
But that's.
Another fantastic aspect of ourgroups is that some of these
members have been going throughthis a long time and they've got
incredible resources on how toget everything.
But there's ways of getting itof these medications, because
it's very hard.
First of all, it's hard to geta physician to go along with it

(51:29):
and write the prescription.
But if you did find one, thenit's even harder to get a
pharmacist to fill it Becausethey won't fill it.
So you're kind of stuck.
So you've got to find aphysician that knows about it
and who has connections withpharmacies.
So a lot of people are goingaround that by getting it online

(51:50):
or from other sources.
Or, as I said, you can write toour hello at drlodycom.
And you didn't say where youlive, so I'm assuming you used
the word RN.
I'm assuming you're US.
Let's see what is this?
Okay, amber.
Again, parasites.
I found a dead parasite instool on August 19th Doesn't

(52:16):
look like a white worm, it isclear and though I can see veins
in its head about an inch long,but it could be broken.
I've had major memory problems,anxiety, heart palpitations,
random aggression, short temper,acid reflux, diarrhea,

(52:37):
constipation, irritability.
I had colonoscopy two years agobut they didn't mention
Parazeltz.
Okay, wow, yeah, I'm not surewhat you're describing.
It's too bad you didn't get thatand take it to a laboratory and
get it tested.
You can do that, you know,because that would be really
helpful.
Labs do that.

(52:58):
I guess they usually need adoctor to order it, but I don't
know.
There's a guy in our groupsthat has the ability to get
sources to do almost anythingwithout having to go through a
doctor and get anything you want.
But you can either take it to alab or you can go to your
doctor and say, look, I foundthis in my stool.

(53:19):
I want it analyzed and it'll doit.
It's simple.
It's a simple thing.
It's very important if you findit to figure out.
Let's figure out what it isinstead of guessing, because, as
you said, it could be broken.
We don't know what it is, butit's definitely not a protozoa,
so it's going to be a worm.
We talked about ivermectin, oneof the mesomidazoles, and the

(53:39):
niposaline, clearly.
Then you would add in nidus,oxonitis and the protozoal
anyway, because there's never asituation where they don't exist
.
Excuse me one second here.
Okay, I mean really, sir, wehad this incredible situation
next door with the constructionit somehow they blacked out our

(54:05):
entire building and it's justcrazy what's going on here.
So I'm trying to keep it outthere Anyway.
So anyway, and going back toRebecca, where can you find that
information?
Just, please join the Parasiteparasite group.
We'll deal with it.
We'll deal with your situationspecifically and with regard to
Amber here, so the you sayyou're having memory problems,

(54:28):
anxiety, heart palpitations,random aggression, short temper.
You know a lot of that is if,if anyone is at all following
the what's going on with 5g, you, you know that's what it does.
I don't know what I can say.
I can't say because of all therules on all these platforms,
but find out, you can look onthere.

(54:49):
There are maps available thatshow you the density of 5G
towers in your area and just,you know, if you're in a really
high density, you've got to getin a really high density, you've
got to get out of there.
You just got to get out ofthere.
Or you wear a fair day armor,it's, it's, it's crazy.
A lot of that's because we werethinking that it might be.
You, obviously you're, you're,you're thinking that it might be

(55:09):
due to parasites because youhad the colonoscopy and they
didn't mention it.
But uh, they don't mentionparasites usually because they
don't think about it.
They're looking for whatthey're looking for.
They're usually looking fortumors, colonoscopy.
They're not looking forparasites.
Unless they saw a big worm,they wouldn't even think about
it, you're right.
Anyway, if you find anythingdead or alive, it doesn't matter

(55:34):
In your stool, you've got toget it analyzed, find out what
it is.
But in any case, the ivermectin,a benzimidazole, a niclosamide
and then anidazoxanide for theprotozoa and it also gets worms
You're going to get them all.
You're unable to get rid ofthem, all right, so they can be

(55:55):
affecting your situation,anxiety and memory problems.
But that sounds more like,really sounds more like.
So, if you think, if you arebeing exposed to 5G or you sit
in front of a computer all day,you have any other type of
exposure like that, living inthe city, one thing you want to
take is molecular hydrogen.

(56:16):
And you know, dr Mercola's gota brand where you drop a pill I
dropped three.
You put them in a glass and youpour water on it and they
bubble up and once the littlepill goes to the top it's
starting to dissolve.
You just drink the whole thingbecause you want to get the
bubbles.
The bubbles are molecularhydrogen and that directly

(56:37):
targets the hydroxyl radicalthat results from the EMF
exposure in cells.
It directly penetrates, goesinto the cell and turns it into
water.
So that's definitely one thingyou should be doing.
All right, so this is Bella andit's on colonoscopies.
Should someone with suspectedcolon CFCs get a colonoscopy and
, if so, under whatcircumstances?

(56:57):
So suspected, so I'm not surewhat that means, but it could
mean that the caliber of thestools have changed, your bowel
movements have changed.
If the caliber has changedthey're getting like pencil-thin
shape then of course there'ssome sort of obstruction in

(57:19):
there and that could be.
I don't know if you've hadimaging that showed something
and they want to do acolonoscopy.
But well, I mean yes in goingup and finding out if there's
something there.
But the problem is is thatthey're probably going to biopsy
it and then they're going torecommend if they find something
, that you remove the colon orpart of the colon, and so that's

(57:43):
.
That's.
That's the problem with that.
So, yeah, it's helpful infinding out if there's something
there.
The problem is is that they'regoing to scare you into doing
all sorts of stuff that mightnot be in your best interest, so
that's the only other problem,um but, bella, what you can do
do, though, is you can start bywhat everyone starts with.
You know, start with thecleansing.
You've got to maximize yourvitamin C, your vitamin D, your

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melatonin, your iodine.
You've got to maximize all thatstuff.
You get them up your mixedcarotenoids, you know the
vitamin A.
You want to maximize all that,all right, and you're going to
be cleansing your colon.
You're going to be doinglymphatic work.
If you could find a certifiedlymphatic therapist you know
there's lots of there's it'sreally helpful to have a

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practitioner you can work withto help you balance your
hormones, because you need tobalance all systems, because
when we're not, well, what itmeans is that we're out of
balance right, and it'ssomething.
We're either getting too muchof something we don't need.
We're not getting enough ofsomething.
We're either getting too muchof something we don't need.
We're not getting enough ofsomething we do need, but and
it's usually a combination ofboth and that means we're
basically toxic.

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So we have to clean out.
So that's where you start andyou continue it.
You know you keep cleansing.
So suspected colon cfcs I reallywish I knew what you meant by
suspected.
But you've got to start, you'vegot.
Everyone has got to start witha biological dentist and juice
plants.
That's how you start theprocess.
A real biological dentist whouses also who uses prf.

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You know, there's no questionabout that, that's got to be
part of it.
So you make sure they'recertified by the iaomt certified
, all right.
So now we have Mary, and thisquestion is about lupus.
I'm 64 years old and I havelots of health issues like lupus
, thyroid and arthritis, ibs.
My 33-year-old son suffers fromsevere ulcerative colitis and

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is currently on antiviral whichis causing pain and inflammation
in the sacrum.
Do you by chance know if thereare any physicians in Tucson,
arizona, that treat parasites?
All right?
So you sent us those with thecolitis and you've got the
issues you discussed.
Now lupus is a.
You know it's systemic lupuserythematosus, which means or

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SLE, or it's considered anautoimmune disease, a term they
like to use, but I don't knowabout the.
First of all, diseases don'texist.
The body's trying to adapt tosituations that are thwarting it
, not meeting its biologicalneeds.
But lupus is what they call adiagnosis of well.

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It's not a diagnosis ofexclusion.
They have a set of criteria Idon't know if it's 18 or what it
is now and if you match anyfour of them, then you qualify
for the diagnosis of lupus,which is ridiculous.
And so there are many, you know.
And whatever is happening in thesituation that we call lupus,

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it can affect multiple organs,from the brain to skin, to
kidneys, anything.
Sadly, what they treat withoften are steroids, your thyroid
and your arthritis.
So, first of all, you've got toclean up your life, because
you've got these whatever'sgoing on with your thyroid Now
thyroids are life, becauseyou've got these whatever's

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going on with your thyroid nowthyroids are.
We've all got something calledsubclinical hypothyroidism,
because we are.
We just don't grow up in in incultures where we eat a lot of
seafood, which is, you know, thebest source of iodine.
So by not having enough thyroidiodine, we we wind up having

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poor production of thyroid andwe have hypothyroidism.
We've got to correct that.
So we've got to correct that byiodine, and you can use it.
It comes in a liquid in thepill and usually the dose is
like 25 milligrams a day, andyou can get Iodarol, which is a
brand, or you can get Lugol'stablets, or you can get iodorol,
which is a brand, or you canget lugol's tablets, or you can
get the liquid and drink it byputting drops in the water.

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But you've got to correct thatproblem and while you're
correcting it, remember iodinedoes decrease thyroid output and
so what you've got to be doingis using the basal body
temperature technique, where youput a thermometer in your
armpit in the morning when youwake up, before you get out of
bed, and you look at your bodytemperature and you average it

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at the end of five days to seewhat the average temperature is.
So in Fahrenheit, if it wasabove 97.8,.
In Celsius, if it was above36.8 above, then you're okay.
If it's below, then you havewhat's called subclinical
hypothyroidism.
Temperature correlates almostdirectly with thyroid.

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One of thyroid's function ismetabolic rate, which is results
of heat energy.
So you would need to bereplacing the iodine and using a
thyroid supplement while you'redoing the iodine to ensure that
your thyroid function ishealthy.
Um, and the arthritis.
So, by doing the cleaning, nowthe art.

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There's different kinds ofarthritis that can happen from
just wear and tear, from if youhave a particular job that you,
you know, excessively straincertain joints.
You know, if you're like aprinter at a printing press and
you're up and down all day long,your knees are being stressed,
your hips are being stressed.
If you're a worker, your handsare being stressed and just

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living over time, you're goingto develop different kinds of
they call osteoarthritis.
There's rheumatoid arthritis,which is considered not an
immune disease.
It affects different joints andhas nothing to do with your use
of your joints.
So I don't know, you did youjust mentioned that once.
You didn't say whether or notit was, you know, crippling you.

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And now the ulcerative colitis,for your son, ulcerative colitis
is just an extreme dysbiosis,okay, um, and that's got to be
corrected.
When we're talking about adysbiosis, we have to remember
that one.
One aspect of it is you have toheal the gut, and by healing
the gut, we use glutamine andaloe vera.

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There's's something called.
What's it called?
Anyway, it's a combination ofaloe and glutamine, but you can
get glutamine in a powdered formand there's different ways of
getting glutamine.
You can get aloe, the freshaloe, glut-alamine, and I think
it's made by Cellcor.
I'm not sure who makes itGlut-alamine, but that's for

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helping cleanse it All right,and I would do a cleanse first,
especially ulcerative colitis,and then the reparative part is
the glutamine and aloe in oneway or another.
The other one is acromantia,which is a small microorganism

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whose job it is to fix tightjunctions.
Although we all have acromantia, we don't usually have it in
high enough concentrations, andthat's because the bacteria, the
microorganisms that live in ourgut are living on the food we
eat.
They're living on us and thefood that we eat they also do

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metabolize and you result indifferent kinds of environments
in your body depending on howthey metabolize it.
So what you eat is going todetermine which bacteria and
archaea and all the othermicroorganisms that are in there
, funguses.
It's going to determine whichones are there, because which

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ones preferentially prefer thefood that you eat.
So fast, food eaters have oneset of microbes, so you know.
So with all sort of colitis andwith anything, even in your
situation, mary, is thecleansing Minimum of three weeks
of a juice cleanse have to goin hypertherapy or enemas and

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start maximizing your physiologyby going to bed early by 9
o'clock, making sure that you'remaxed out on your body.
That's C, d, a, iron, melatoninI want to and not um, not iron
iodine and and make sure thatthe uh you know what one
overlooked.
We look at vitamins.
We often forget that mineralsare kind of like the batteries

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of enzyme systems.
They really have to be uhreplenished and they do lots of
other things too.
And so a good multi-mineralcomplex what's the other hell is
it made by um designs forhealth, I think it's the name of
the company, and it's calledcomplete mineral complex, and I

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take three of those twice a day.
So the minerals, um, you know,you've got to make sure that.
So what I'm saying is you do allthe things to balance your
physiology, but you've got to beworking, especially with
ulcerative colitis.
You've got to be working onrestoring a good gut flora, and
then that won't exist anymore.
It won't exist Becauseulcerative colitis, crohn's SIBO

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and then just a regulardysbiosis are just different
levels, different kinds ofdysbiosis.
Dysbiosis means that you don'thave the proper relative
proportions of microorganisms inyour GI tract that are
beneficial to your health.
That's what a dysbiosis is.
So now, taking probiotics is ofvery helpful and you want to

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make sure the probiotic strainyou get has many species because
, remember, you've got lots ofspecies in there and, kind of
like, they've built a community,a little ecosystem.
They can survive.
The one that I usually that weuse at our center and that I
usually recommend is ultraflora,because you get like 150 or 450

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billion colony-forming units.
But, more importantly, you'regetting what is it?
Almost 30 or 40 species thatare in there living in an
ecosystem.
Now, they're very likely tocolonize, which is what you want
.
But again, if you're notfeeding them what they need to
eat, they're very likely tocolonize, which is what you want
.
But again, if you're notfeeding them what they need to
eat, they won't stay around,they'll die out.

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Now we've got Chicky.
Do you believe in all the fluvaccine and pneumonia vaccines?
Especially, are they safe forpeople with CFS?
Well, as in most things, youreally don't want to know what
people believe.
You want to know what peopleknow, and I know that vaccines

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are unnecessary, because whatwere we doing for the depending
on your religious or scientificbackground, with all the?
How long we've been around?
How did we survive withoutvaccines until the last hundred
years?
How did all the animals survivewithout vaccines?
Because there's a natural wayin which we become.
Our immunity develops ourability to not be affected by a

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microorganism.
So and this goes for anyvaccine.
So what you're mentioning hereare flu vaccines and pneumonia,
and they scare you intobelieving, especially if you're
elderly, you should get thatJust clean out.
You should definitely get thepneumovax.
But now think about the fluvaccine.

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It changes every year.
Why does it change every year?
Because it didn't work lastyear, it's not going to work
this year, so they're changing.
The reason they're changing is,they're saying, because the
virus involved in the flumutates and has different forms.
Whatever they think, but anyway,what's more likely happening

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when you have what we think ofas a flu, which is more than
just like a runny nose or a sorethroat headache?
It's the whole body aches andyou're usually, you know no
energy.
It's pretty incapacitating.
Well, we're assuming that'scaused by a virus and instead of
assuming that our bodies areeliminating toxins, because

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that's what's happening.
It's a detoxification and youcan see that by the runny nose,
by the cough, all the stuffthat's coming out, and if you're
lucky.
You're one of those people whodon't eat, don't want to eat,
but they're not feeling well.
That's always better to heal,because you're basically close

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to a fast, you're just noteating that much.
That's always helpful whenyou're trying to heal, unless
you are cachectic or starvation.
Please understand that.
So I don't believe in fluvaccines, nor do I know, and I
also know that they don't workand they cause problems, so my

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advice is not to do it.
I had, I think I told peopleabout the story where I had a
CPA in New York.
She came in and he was talkinglike this and she had gotten the
flu vaccine the year prior andyou know, was talking like that,
very slurred and slow, andshe's a very educated and
articulate woman.

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She uses the CPA.
It took about six months forthat to resolve and then the
next season came that she got aflu.
Subject you might ask how didthat happen?
That's because, uh, people areconvinced I, I, I don't know how
it happens, but people areconvinced.
I don't know how it happens,but people are convinced that
there are viruses that are goingto get us and by doing a shot
every year, and we find thatpeople that get the shots wind

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up getting the flu.
Basically they feel bad.
Not everybody, okay, but anyway, at best they do nothing, at
worst they cause problems.
So just stay healthy, you don'tneed to do that.
Lots of zinc, vitamin C, allthe things we talked about
Eating, right, all those things,and you're not going to be

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plagued by it.
So here's another question, andthis is from Joseph, and this
question is the cure forpapillary thyroid cancer.
You're still using that word.
Don't use that word, joeThyroid CFCs.
So papillary is one of thethyroid CFCs that are more
easily dealt with.
That and follicular, and that'sagain.

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What does that mean?
That means that that's wherethey formed, that's the cell
type in which they formed andthat's why they'll call it
papillary or follicular.
So I live.
I'm looking for a protocol formy dog.
So this is ridiculous.
I should move this.
I know over 50 of the dogs diefrom cfcs and I'd like to find

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out what I can do as a parasiteplans for them on a maintenance
treatment to prevent cfcs, allright, so you're asking
questions about a dog.
I'm not a veterinarian so Ihaven't studied veterinary
medicine, but they do give thesedrugs to dogs.
They do give fenbendazole, theydo give ivermectin.

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I'm not sure what elseveterinarians give, but they
give it.
So you're looking for aprotocol?
Well, okay, so I don't have aprotocol for dogs because I
really don't know.
You must have a veterinarianand, um, you know, try to find
one that is as hard it's hardanywhere, even here find one
that is knowledgeable and lovesanimals.

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But this is not consideredunusual for animals.
So they all get, uh,anti-parasitic medications.
Dogs get heartworm medicationsyearly.
So, anyway, that shouldn't behard, joyce, but everybody
should understand that thesemedications are not only for
dogs, they're for horses,they're for raccoons.

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Now here's the next questionthat looks like from Instagram
Do you have any thoughts aboutgetting the shingles vaccine?
Don't get it.
I don't get vaccines.
It's crazy.
Is shingles a vaccine?
Shingles develops from theimmunocompromised.
The immune system getscompromised.
You've had chickenpox and it'sdormant on the dorsal nerve.

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When it comes out, it goesalong the nerve and it presents.
Usually shingles is on one sideof the body and it's like a
strip or whatever that's it.
That's shingles.
It's not symmetrical and youdon't find it all over.
Getting a vaccine I would notget a shingles vaccine.
It's crazy, absurd.

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All right.
So thoughts on the sodium,selenite and methylene on the
thiamine restricted, restricteddiet to influence, to influence
theraptosis and apoptosis.
Well, all right.
So I personally don't have anyexperience with using that.
Sodium selenite is a good formin which to use sodium when

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you're dealing with CFCs becausethey can fit right in.
But you're saying, excuse me,that it's a sodium selenite plus
methionine restricted.
So the protocol involves givingyou sodium selenide and I
imagine that's orally and thenmethionine restricted diet,

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which is a PUFA diet to induceapoptosis, all right.
Well, to sodium selenide, weused to give it IV and there was
a green paper from theKarolinski Institute out of
Sweden on sodium selenite Greatpaper and it specifically dealt

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with CFCs.
But you've got to find apractitioner who has sodium
selenite.
It's not oral.
You're not going to get whatyou're looking for orally.
But it's an IV protocol and Idon't know if anybody knows
about it because there was justa few of us, but it sounds like
you might have someone, monica,you might have someone who's
willing to do that.

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And a poof, a diet to induceferritosis.
That's kind of complicatedbecause poofa means
polyunsaturated fatty acids,right, and the saturated fatty
acid means there are no doublebonds.
Everything is saturated.
In an unsaturated fatty acidthere's at least one double bond
means it's not saturated, andthat would be like olive oil,
and they get nines.
And then the polyunsaturated iswhere it has multiple areas of

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double bonds, which means it'shighly susceptible to be
oxidized, right, and it's calledperoxidation when it comes to
membranes of cells and so and so, and we know that the more
polyunsaturated fatty acids thatwe have in our cells, the less
shorter is our lifespan.
So I would never think aboutdoing a polyunsaturated diet.

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But, that being said, the diet Iwould advise and that I
recommend, and that I do, isplants, and any plant that
doesn't make me have a rash isyour dinner, right, and that's
everything from broccoli,cauliflower, kale, spinach,
watercress, a wide varietylettuce, all that, all right.

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So all those things you know,tomatoes, avocados, sprouts, all
those things are going to havepolyunsaturated fatty acids, but
I think probably the way toavoid them in excess is in the
cooking oils.
All these cooking oils canola,the seeds, whatever are highly

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oxidized already and anyway.
So.
But a kufa diet doesn't makesense Because I mean, I don't
know what it means, but ifyou're eating lots of vegetables
you're getting polyunsaturatedfatty acids.
But what I would avoid are theextracted oils like any
extracted oil.
Now, of course, for your salads, to make them delicious, you

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put avocado oil, you put walnutoil, there's all kinds of seed
oils, it doesn't matter.
But usually that's how we liketo eat salads.
Or you can learn to eat saladswith nut, but that's our most.
People want at least that, andyou can do that.
So I don't know what a proof ofdiet would be, but it doesn't

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make sense because we know thatthe more proofs we have in our
membranes, the more easilythey're oxidized.
And if it's an internalmembrane, like the mitochondria
or lysosome, what's going tocause real specific damage and
it gets incorporated into thedna, then we're not going to
have babies.
So now this is calisthep,calisthep.

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So stage four stable, five yearsin local recurrence on the same
breath.
And then you're saying otherparts stable.
And is surgery a question?
I would say no, not knowingyour situation, but from just
the way you're describing it,which, of course, I can't give

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you medical advice, but I cantell you that from my
perspective, a stage four,meaning that they found evidence
on PET scans or CT scans.
You know that it has gone toother organs.
So, definitely, what do youwant to do you want to do
everything possible for this toheal.
So it's very interesting.

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You're saying stable, stage four, which means you've been in
stage four for a while.
You've been on probably somesort of conventional therapy
which can be, you know, chemoand the radiation or what they
call immunotherapy or thingslike that, and so stable for
four years usually means there'sbeen no change.
It didn't shrink but it alsodidn't grow, right?

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Please join the group.
Because you're saying stablefor five years.
There's meaning localrecurrence must mean that they
resected or they did either alumpectomy or mastectomy or
biopsy, but usually means youknow they did surgery and it's
there's a local recurrence orit's near it.
It's either on the lesion ornear it.

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You're having a lump orsomething like that.
But stage four means it's alsoelsewhere, like in the liver,
the brain or somewhere you'dhave to to.
We'd have to talk about that.
So there's a lot of unansweredquestions that I need All right.
So this is why you should join,because it's impossible for me
to answer All right.
So you know it's impossible forme to answer this because I

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don't really understand yoursituation.
So call a step, join the CFCgroup.
It's really important You'll beable to talk with me two days a
week, which will you know.
You know my ongoing input intowhat you're going through and I
would be happy to help youthrough this.
I just don't quite understandwhat you're talking about, but

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the basic approach is do thesame thing and treat it locally.
It's a local record recurrenceon the same breast anyway, so I
guess that means near it.
Near it, you've got a lump,you've got a mass on that breast
.
So anyway, it's time to dosomething.
But please get on our groupbecause we have a basic program.
We'll answer questions directlyand sometimes be able to guide

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you to the right person in yourarea and you'll have all of the
benefits that we talked about.
I just don't I can't list themagain but darren and vanessa and
kathy and donna who do you know?
There's no charge, it's justpart of the membership, but they
they demonstrate what we'retalking about in terms of
movement, in terms of preparingfood, and Kathy with

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psychotherapy and working withour emotions regarding all of
this.
But you'll get a specific answerto this question because I'll
understand that, what you'reasking.
I'll understand all theexisting variables, but also
you'll have a camaraderie and afamily of people that are
incredible, who are very smart,very smart, and they help each

(01:21:44):
other and they help each otherout a lot.
There's no charging in oranything like that.
There's no weird stuff going on.
It's just an incredible group.
So you've got to join it.
What's the most appropriateemail?
Oh, for me, thomas at drlodycom.
Thomas at drlodycom, that's toAutumn Hope you're listening,

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autumn.
Thomas at drlodycom, oractually hello at drlodycom, and
then my assistant, paul, willactually arrange the meeting, if
that's going to happen.
All right Now, oh, my gosh,this is the.
This is saying.
You know, it's funny.
I wonder if well, I guess ifyou're brand new, you would ask

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the question, but anyway.
So this question is from bunnyduck.
The question is your thoughts onparasite cleanses.
Should we all do one per year?
And the answer is yes.
Yes, my thoughts are we've allgot parasites, the vast majority
of which we have no ideathey're there, they're too small
, they've never even beenidentified by the medical

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authorities.
But they're the known ones,which are the worms and the
protozoa.
We know about those, and thenthe ectoparasites, which are
disgusting they burrow into yourbody.
So there are ones that areobvious, that we know about, but
most of them we don't knowabout, but they're in there.
So we need to do this cleanseand the cleanse and I and I

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often heard people who never hadany particular symptoms right,
so they were just doing itbecause they understood that
everybody had parasites.
And they were just doing itbecause, you know, they
understood that everybody hadparasites.
So they were just doing it likeyou're a question once a year
and I would say three weeks on,one week off, three weeks on.
I would say, if you have nosymptoms or anything like that,
I'd say just a minimum of threecycles.
Um, you know, and the protocolwould be, as we said, ivermectin

(01:23:33):
, abetamidazole, neclosamide andidazoxamide, and then either
flucidazole, Niclosamide andIsoxamide and then either
Fluconazole or Nystatin, sort ofthe focuses, and you do them
three weeks on and one week off.
Three weeks on, one week off.
I would do at least threecycles a year.
But people often talk about how,since they started it, they've
got more clarity of thinking,their energy's improved, all

(01:23:57):
kinds of improvements thatthey're noticing, and they
attribute it directly to havetaken the medicine.
So you know the effect ofparasites on our body and our
mind and all that is profoundand we're just not aware of it.
We're not aware that that'swhat's causing it, because we
don't see them.
So yeah, and that's what I do.
I do it in annual three cycles.

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So the next question is Peter,who's saying that CFC is coming
back worse after first success?
Any thoughts?
Well, I haven't seen thosecriticisms, so I'd like to see
them.
I have to look it up, unlessyou'd be kind enough to send
them to me.
But well, that's kind of easy.

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Think about it if, if you'redoing a treatment and it's
fenbendazole and that's allyou're doing, then you're still
fueling the whole process.
So even though you might besuccessful at eliminating what's
there smoking, smoking and lungproblems so as long as you're
still feeding it, whateveryou're doing to eliminate it, it

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can't be successful.
So that's the only thing I canimagine.
Or we haven't found the othertoxicities and they haven't been
eliminated, such as dental,gastrointestinal.
There might be other problemsgoing on that we're not aware of
.
So whoa after 10.
Potential gastrointestinalthere might be other problems
going on that we're not aware of, you know.
So Whoa after 10.
Okay, guys, I'm sorry I startedlate and I took you too late.

(01:25:27):
I really apologize.
I you know I'm going to have tomove because I think I found
the place, so I got to move andI'm so sad because it's
beautiful here, but that'sconstruction is crazy, and now
they're interfering with ourlife over here, on this, on this
complex.
It's just tragic.
But I will only be a little,won't be far away, it's still

(01:25:49):
very nice.
I like living on the beach, um,but I, you know, so I I
sincerely apologize.
I didn't realize it was so lateand I know many of you are,
like, you know, not around.
Oh, here, you guys are Allright, good, so anyway, that's
it for this week.
Okay, so anyway, I'm very sorryabout this and I'll see you

(01:26:09):
next week and I'll be on time.
I got to move, that's all.
I just got to move.
Sorry about that, I don't thinkI'll be able to move this week,
but I've got to move and getthis straightened out.
But join the inner circle,because a lot of times we've got
all this, you know, like it's agreat question, but they just
don't have the information toreally respond.
And so that's where we wouldhave our dialogue.

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We would say, you know, I'd say, well, did this happen, did you
get this?
And then we discourse, and thenwe find, and then we can really
hone in and discuss the problem.
And then we got all these othergeniuses in the group that are
going to help too.
So it's fantastic.
So that's why I made thesegroups, because I saw that when

(01:26:51):
I was doing just consultations,I was working with one person
specifically and then eachperson is so similar because
we're dealing with the samething and we're the same bodies
and we're dealing with the sameproblems.
So it's just like what and Iknow we're real private about it
not to discuss our medicalmatters.
So you have to understand thatyou're going to come on a group

(01:27:13):
and you know there's a group ofpeople there and you're going to
discuss your medical problems,that they they were going to
hear her, you're going to heartheirs.
You're still relativelyanonymous and you can keep your
screen blank so that no one seesyou.
I guess you could get a voice,something that modulates your
voice.
I don't know if those are real.
I'm sure they exist now.

(01:27:35):
I mean, I'm sure they exist now, but anyway, it's really an
amazing platform that allows usto not only learn about what's
going on with ourselves, butother people who will instigate
in you the realization that,well, hey, yeah, I have that too
, or whatever, or you don't have, you haven't gotten there and

(01:28:01):
you don't want to get there, orso.
But then we learn and we talkabout physiology, we talk about
how, uh, how things develop, how, how we, how we deal with it.
So it's uh, you know, it's much, much, much more than just
answering a question, becauseyou don't really want a question
answered.
You want an understanding ofwhat's going on, right, so you
don't have so many questions,and that's what we want to do is

(01:28:21):
help you get that understanding.
That's what we do.
So join the group and I willsee you there if you join, and
those members that are out.
I'll see you guys, and also therest of you.
I'll see you next week.
Aloha Sawadika, namaste,namaskar you.

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