June 28, 2024 • 40 mins
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be joined by a pharmacist nutritionist extraordinaire, Doctor Ross Pelton will be joining us
with some very important information to sharewith us related to our house go Anywhere.
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We begin this hour talking about doctorFauci again. You remember doctor Anthony
Fauci praising a drug called Paxlovid.Boy, do I remember that, and
we talked about it here on theshow. When it happens Doctor Fauci,
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Anthony Fauci, well, we finallysee that this drug is being revealed to
being a complete flop. The drughe promoted, Paslovid, is an anti
viral drug that the FDA approved formild to moderate COVID symptoms and people who
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are at high risk. And weall know that after doctor Fauci took a
number of COVID shots and fully boostedboosters, and then he had covid again
and again and again. How manytimes he added and he decided, well,
he's going to get out there andparade another drug on top of the
vaccine. He's going to take paslovvidand he promoted it hardcore and he still
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got sick. Well, now wefind a disclosure about the drug, the
anti viral drug packslovid, and thefact that it doesn't work. Peiser finally
admitted. The company. Peiser,the drug company that makes packslovid, finally
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admitted from its twenty twenty one twentytwenty two trial showing Paslovid had no influence
on symptoms among COVID vaccinated patients withhigh risks or unvaccinated standard risk patients.
That study also found that hospitalizations werenot statistically different across the pack slovid drug
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taking group compared to the placebo groupthe fake pills. So taking another drug
paxilovid, on top of an experimentalCOVID shot the mRNA for symptoms of COVID
was a complete failure. Again,the truth finally percolates to the surface.
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More drug toxicity people had to endure. Trusting doctor Anthony Fauci and his recommendations.
These drugs, of course you asyou pile them in the body,
they further compromise one's health. NowI'm not saying this, the countries of
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UK, Indonesia, Nepal are sayingthis. You might. I just want
you to be reminded about what doctorAnthony Fauci was talking about when he was
taking packlovid himself for breakthrough simplevictims afterthe COVID vaccine failed him and all the
boosters he took. Then he decidedhe's going to go out and you know,
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push hard on another drug that peoplewill take that he was taking,
called Pakslovit. Here is what anews report recently reported and I listened to
this very carefully. Go Doctor Faucisays he has COVID again for the second
time in two weeks, even worse. This time. His symptoms were far
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more difficult. Fauci says he treatedhis first bout of COVID with the new
anti viral medication packs lavid. Atfirst it worked, he tested negative,
but then it came back. Ireverted back to positive by the amagen test.
So it was sort of what peopleare referring to as a packslavid rebound
and then over the next day orso, I started to feel really poorly,
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much worse than in the first goaround, so it went back on
pack Slavin. The eighty one yearold has now completed his second round of
Paxslavid. Fortunately, I feel reasonablygood. I mean I'm not completing without
symptoms. This is big because thisis the first pill of its kind.
Until recently, Paxlavid was considered anenormous breakthrough drug, but the CDC issued
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a warning in May about the potentialfor COVID nineteen rebound symptoms after taking paxlavid,
though it is still recommended for peoplewho are high risk, if you're
older, if you have underlying illnesses, if you're immune compromised. Those are
the targeted people that for the mostpart get packslavid. Thank you. As
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for the cause of doctor Fauci's reboundcase, perhaps your body hasn't cleared all
the virus out yet, so whenyou stop taking the drug, h sometimes
the virus can have a little bitof a resurgence. We've seen that happen
with some frequency. Yeah, incredible, YadA, YadA, YadA. Well,
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there it is, ladies and gentlemen. A new study highly anticipated study
regarding the results from a randomized controltrial in the UK showed key results on
hospitalization and mortality for thousands of studyparticipants. And here it is the drug
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the doctor Fauci promoted. He tookhimself, so a lot of other people
took it because they trusted him,they had faith in him. Here are
the results of another from its randomizedcontrol trials on paxlovid conducted up to and
through twenty twenty three in the UK, in Indonesia and Nepal. In this
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study, patients who were being hospitalizedwith COVID related pneumonia were randomized to either
receive paxlovid, the drug that doctorFauci pushed and pragged about, or not.
The patient's mortality rates were compared aftertwenty eight days. There was absolutely
no difference whatsoever in the group thateither took this anti viral drug that was
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touted as being the end all andthose who took nothing. So a absolute
flop on this drug doesn't work,just like the COVID shot. Now,
this figure is pretty jarring for alot of people in the study. If
the study had looked at a fourteenday outcome, there would have been even
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more deaths in COVID recipients, meaningnot only did Paxelvin, the hyped anti
viral drug from doctor Vouzi and others, not work, it increased the deaths
in those who actually took the drugcompared to those who didn't. Now you
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understand how bad it really was outthere, ladies and gentlemen, folks.
This is not good news for thisdrug or anywhere. Remember Pfizer initial study
found that an eighty eight percent decreasein hospitalizations and deaths, and literally one
hundred percent of the deaths were amongplacebo patients. That is what Peiser,
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the drug company that also made theCOVID vaccine, one of the COVID vaccines
twenty twenty one blockbuster. That's whatthey found. That's what they were reporting,
That's what they were lying about.That's where the fraud begins. Is
this the end of paxelvid the drug, Well, let's hope. So suddenly
the drug that was attacked as rubbish, remember this one, ivermectin. Remember
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how they went after that drug andsaid, oh no, that's a that's
a horse deworming drug. You don'twant to take that. After all of
that trashing of that drug and manydoctors using it and saving lives of patients,
Those doctors who were honest and fairand all they wanted to do is
help their patients. All of asudden, ivermectin is looking so good after
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all compared to this. The USFID and Drug Administration has settled a loss
suit over some of its posts aboutivermectin, including what may have been one
of the more popular pandemic era socialmedia campaigns. During the height of the
COVID pandemic, the FDA, ifyou recall, discouraged people from using ivermectin
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to prevent or treat COVID nineteen.The FDA tweeted, you are not a
horse. Remember this, You arenot a cow. Serious, y'all stop
it, That's what they said.Well, they were sued, and now
they've settled the lawsuit over ivermectin,the drug that brave doctors were using on
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behalf of their patients because it worked. And now of course they've admitted it
works and they allow it, soyou can understand why they were on board
with the COVID chit ching. I'mdoctor Bob Martin, any healthy, welcome,
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we're going to turn our attention awayfrom doctor Fauci for a moment in Packslovid,
the flopped drug that doesn't work thatcompletely failed in three different countries to
prove any results whatsoever compared to Placebo. We're going to turn our attention to
a topic that we all need tounderstand more about. And if you understand
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this topic and you participate in themessaging of this topic, you two are
going to benefit, and so areyour loved ones, so pass it on
to them. Joining us to talkabout the oral probiotic dilemma is doctor Ross
Pelton. Doctor Ross Pelton is thedirector of Science and Education for es Central
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Formulas Incorporated. Which specializes in premiumprobiotic innovations. Doctor Pelton is a pharmacist,
clinical nutritionist, and an author ofthirteen books. Doctor Pelton also holds
the distinction of having been named oneof the top fifty most Influential Pharmacists in
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America by America American Drug Druggist magazinefor his work in natural medicine. Doctor
Pelton is also known as the naturalPharmacist. And I know some of you
are going, what what do youmean? Well, maybe we'll talk about
that. And his personal website bioin blog, where you can learn more
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about him, is at naturalpharmacist dotnet. Naturalpharmacist dot net. Doctor Pelton
joins us today to discuss the allimportant topic of the oral probiotic dilemma.
And we welcome back to the programdoctor Ross Pelton. Good day to you,
Doctor Pelton. Hello, Doctor Bobbits. That was a pleasure to be
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with you on the Doctor Bob MartinShow. Thank you, Thank you.
What in the heck is a pharmacistdoing? Talking about the ground area where
usually we see dentist, doctor ofdental surgeries, doctor of dental Medicine's dental
hygienis and the oral cavity. Dealingwith the oral cavity. What does a
pharmacist have to do with that area? After all, well, I'm a
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recovering pharmacist, doctor Bob. I'mno longer counting pills. That uh okay.
But yeah, there's a lot totalk about with this oral probiotic dilemma.
And I'm really providing the scientific explanationfor people as to why orally ingested
probiotics don't work. People are spendinga lot of money on these high potency
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billions and billions of CFEW probiotics,and they really are not providing the benefit
that manufacturers lead people to believe theydo. So I've written a short paper
called the oral probiotic Dilemma, andI'll provide the link to that article so
all of your listeners today can havea copy of it. No fantastic,
And you're you are so right aboutthat, doctor Pelton. When I am
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cruising through a health food start pickingup the stuff that I need, I
always you know, sort of likeit catches my eye with these companies bragging
on their labels about how many ofthose CFUs, how many billions and billions
of good bacteria they have. Itand I always, you know, think
about what you've taught me in thepast. I saw I scoff at it.
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It's almost hilarious now because we knowthat that has been debunked. So
let's talk about that. You know. There's also there's a contingent of people
and I've even seen this in commercialson television where people in a commercial will
say something like, I've tried probioticsand they didn't seem to work for me.
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Why do you think probiotics don't workand work well for some people and
some people love them. Well,there's a couple of different parts of this
oral probiotic dilema that explains why thesehigh potency probiotics really don't work very well
for most people. And the firstthing I like to talk about is diet,
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because your probiotic bacteria are living organismsand we have to feed them.
There's partificar types of foods that arein plant based foods that are the food
for your probiotic bacteria. And mostpeople are starving their probiotic bacteria because they're
relying on fast foods and processed foods, and so people are not feeding their
probiotic bacteria well. And then theywon't thrive and survive and do the work
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that they need to do for you. So when you say they're starving them,
I guess it. Kinnotes that they'renot getting enough of the fibrous products
into their diet, into their bodiesthat help to produce. And of course
we have to draw the distinction betweenbad bacterial let's say, a bacterial infection
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which could make you sick or die, and good bacteria, which actually protects
you from a number of things andis panama to a healthy immune systems.
So and you say, also thesehigh fat diets, I mean, gosh,
all these popular diets today, Ketodiet and the Southampton diet and all
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these diets high in fat. You'resaying just the opposite of that, I
think, right, the types offood that your probiotic bacteria require, Doctor
Bob are dietary fibers and compounds calledpolyphenols. And for your listeners, if
they don't understand polyphenols, those arethe compounds that basically give color to fruits
and vegetables. So polyphenols and dietaryfibers occur primarily in plant based foods.
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And I've got multiple studies that havebeen published I've made slides out of these
for my presentations that say that anywherefrom eighty to ninety five percent of American
children and adults are not consuming adequateamounts of dietary fibers and polyphenols. So
almost all people are not creating ahealthy microbiome because they're not consuming the types
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of food that feed their probiotic bacteria. Yeah. I guess it gets back
to what our mothers have told usfrom day one. Eat more of your
vegetables, right, please, Actually, vegetable people need to understand that they
have to eat a diversity of differenttypes of vegetables because all these different strains
of bacteria are like different animals.In doctor Bob, the other part of
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another part of the oral probiotic dilemma, it's important for people to understand the
stomach acid. The acidity in yourstomach is anywhere from ten thousand to one
hundred thousand times stronger acid than theincidity in your small intestine, in your
colon. Stomach acid is designed tokill, and it's going to kill the
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oral probiotics that people take. Yeah, it's there to disinfect everything. Turn
your steak into soup too. Imean it's just there. It's the front
right of your immune system. Andso these high dose probiotics are going to
get decimated when they hit the stomach. Acid and the small intestine is also
a very hostile environment for probiotic bacteriaif they make it that far, because
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we secrete pancreatic enzymes and bile acidswhich digest food, and they will also
digest and destroy the cell membrane ofprobiotic bacteria. So very difficult for orly
ingested probiotic bacteria to really reach thecolon and where they have to do their
work. I hear you, andI heard I want people to remember that
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the next time they pick up abottle that's bragging about how much bacteria is
on the label. That's where thisstatement of your having expensive urinecomes in.
Folks, don't get sucked into it. We'll give you the answer to that
dilemma during this interview. I'm doctorBob Marchin. We'll be right back.
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Bob dot com. Spell out theword doctor doctor Bob dot com. Our
special guest with us is doctor RossPelton. Doctor Pelton is a pharmacist,
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clinical nutritionist, author of thirteen booksexcellent books. I think I have every
one of them in my health library. And he also does a lot of
other things. He's an educator,that's for sure, and you can learn
more about this topic we're discussing.Just stay tuned. It is the oral
probiotic dilemma, which we will returnto. But if you want to find
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out more about doctor Ross Pelton andgo to his website at naturalpharmacist dot net
naturalpharmacist dot net. We're talking aboutthe oral probiotic dilemma. In the first
segment, we were talking about dilemmaone, and that is how consumers are
being duped into believing that their probioticsare the best that they could be putting
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in their bodies because they brag onthe labels of these various products about how
many bacteria account they have, howmany of these CFUs they have, and
so they think, oh, okay, I'm hooked up. This is going
to be great. It'll compensate forall the things I should be doing in
my diet to have all this friendlybacteria in ors solve all my problems.
Then when it doesn't work, theysay, oh, that didn't work.
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I just bought an expensive bottle ofthis supposed probiotic. That's dilemma one.
Let's get right to dilemma number two, if we can doctor Ross Peltzen,
Yes, Doctor Bob. Dilemma numbertwo I mentioned a little earlier is the
small intestinal environment. If bacteria areable to make it through the high acid
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level in the stomach, when theyreach the small intestine, that's also a
very hostile environment for bacteria because wesecrete pancreatic enzymes and bile acids, and
their job is to digest food andthey also will digest and destroy the cell
membrane of probiotic bacteria if they makeit that far. And so that's the
second part of the oral probiotic dilemma. So basically, people are swallowing these
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probiotics that are bragging of high levelsof good bacteria high CFUs, and they're
just not getting to where they're going. They're being wiped out by the bodies
attempt to destroy them in the hostileenvironment that they're coming through in the hydrochloric
acid and the stomach, the highacid formation and also acid into the small
intestine. I'm sure that the averageperson doesn't have a clue of this that's
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going on, and those are thestory things because it's open in the latest
statistics I could get from twenty twentytwo, Americans spent seventeen point four billion
dollars on oral commercial probiotics, andmost of those are wasted money. People
are not getting the benefits they thinkthey are, and as you're talking about
these high CFU products, American thinkmore is better. So there's this competition.
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Mine got fifty billion, mine's gotone hundred billion, Mine got two
hundred billion. What's really critically importantfor a healthy gut microbiome is balance and
diversity, and when people take thesehigh dose probiotics, they're working against balance
and diversity. So that is notthe way to go to create a healthy
gut microbiome. Now you're hearing thevoice, ladies and gentlemen, of doctor
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Ross Pelts and pharmacist, clinical nutritionist, author of thirteen books. He knows
what he's talking about. He's donethe hard work and the due diligence on
these things. We're talking about probioticshere, that people are spending huge amounts
of money and not getting a bangfor their bucks. We're trying to fix
that because probiotics are important if youget the right kind, the right ones
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that actually work, and that's whatwe're trying to straighten out here. Okay,
so what is the third dilemma,doctor Pelton. Well, the third
dilemma, doctor Bob, is justthese horrible diets that people aren't. Process
foods and fast foods and junk foods. They don't contain the dietary fibers and
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polyphenols that are the food for yourprobiotic bacteria. And people need to realize,
doctor Bob. Every time they eat, they're hosting a very large party.
They're feeding one hundred trillion guests.But most people are not consuming the
types of food that allow their probioticteriato thrive and survive. And the job
of your probiotic bacteria is to breakdown components in your food to produce compounds
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that we call post biotic metabolites.Turns out, these are the real important
health regulating compounds for your body andyour immune system, Not the bacteria themselves,
but the compounds that bacteria create ifyou feed them well, and most
people are not. Now, withall the scientific data and information coming out,
people are probably saying to themselves,wait a minute, what about all
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the science? Are you telling methat probiotics just don't work flat out?
Period? What do I do?What do you take by the way Doctor
Pelton for probiotic, if you do, I take a very unique product called
Doctor Oheres Probiotics that's made in amulti year fermentation process that results in the
production over five hundred of these postbiotic metabolites. So even though though the
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word probiotic is in the name DoctorHero's Probiotics, it's really the number one
product in the world for the directdelivery of these post biotic metabolites that have
anti inflammatory activity, and they directlykill pathogens, and they rebalance the acid
base level in your microbiome ecosystem,all sorts of benefits from these post biotic
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metabolites. So are you saying thenthat doctor doctor o'heera's probabiotics can make it
through the hostile environment of the assidiacyof the stomach and the small intestine to
arrive in the place that can actuallydo human beings human beings benefits through these
important elements. Well, it's thepost biotic metabolites that survive transit through the
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acid. They're not live organisms likethe bacteria. The bacteria mostly get killed,
but the post biotic metabolites, whichare the real health regulating compounds,
do make it through the gi trackdown to the colon. I wrote a
paper titled post Biotic Metabolites the NewFrontier and Microbiome Science, which explains all
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of this new science. And I'llgive the link to you to post on
the show notes so that all ofyour listeners will have access to that article
that I've written. Can they alsofind that over at naturalpharmacist dot net,
Natural pharmacist dot net and also onthe website essential formulas dot com. Speaking
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of that Essential formulas dot com,folks, this is where you can find
doctor oher is probablyotics, which isthe preferred probabiotic that Boltz, doctor Pelton,
and myself and my family take.And that website is essentialformulas dot com.
Essential formulas dot com. And ifyou want to go to your store,
that's closest to you to find doctorO'Hara's probiotics, the one that actually
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hits the target and meets its goal, your goal to get the good probiotic
activity, the prebiotic, the probioticand the post biotic metabolite is going that
he is describing. You can finddoctor o'hira's probiotics at natural grocers stores,
Sprouts, Vitamin Shop, Whole foodsand other natural health retailers across the US
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or online at Essentilformulas dot com.Also, you can follow doctor o'hira's probiotics
on Facebook and Instagram. All right, we're going to come back with our
special guest, doctor Ross Pelton,on the topic of the oral probiotic dilemma.
You're tuned into the Doctor Bob MartinShow, and I welcome you back
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to this hour of the Doctor BobMartson Shows. I want to encourage you
to stick around because later in theprogram today we're going to be discussing cholesterol
drugs. Oh yeah, the latestinformation out almost half of cholesterol drug users
don't need them. That's what theAmerican Heart Association is now saying. What
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a change in attitude towards these statindrugs Cholesterol learning drugs, of course,
called statin drugs. They were introducedback in the late nineteen eighties to offer
patients with high cholesterol a safe andeffective means by which to reduce their cholesterol,
the enemy of mankind. Well,now the American Art Association has developed
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updated guidelines with a new equation tocalculate risks of cardiovascular disease in today's population,
and magically, just magically, nearlyhalf of the people currently advised to
take statin drugs, the cholesterol loweringdrugs don't even need them, wouldn't even
need them based on their new recommendations, their new criteria. Amazing. And
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this was according to a study publishedjust recently in the journal of the American
Medical Association Internal Matters. And we'llget into that. I know a lot
of statin us, there's a lotof cholesterol lowering drug users are going to
go say, what suddenly we don'tneed them? Half of the people.
Oh boy, here we go again. All right, let's get back to
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the conversation with our special guests,doctor Ross Pelt and who would be able
to go off on that topic.I'm sure he knows a lot about that
because he's a pharmacist. So hehanded out a lot of statons and his
uh, his rain as a pharmacist, you know, with pills going from
large bottles as small bottles. Ialways kidding about that, But that's not
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the topic we're talking about. We'retalking about the oral probiotic dilemma. We're
a lot of consumers today who arethinking about because probiotics supplementation is one of
the if not the most popular supplementcategory because there's so much science coming out
about it and how important it isto keep the microbiome, the gastro intestinal
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microbiome, the microbiotic healthy and flourishingbecause that's where most of your immune system
resides, and if it isn't flourishing, I mean, you're like roadkill waiting
to happen. And of course you'rehearing all the recommendations to focus on that
and how important it is to ouroverall healthy. We're hearing today from pharmacist,
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clinical nutritionist, an author of thirteenbooks, and a guy who does
a lot of scientific reading that mostof the probiotic supplements on the market today
that brag about how many of thesebillions and billions of probiotic bacteria they haven't
it's CFUs on their label. It'sjust a lot of hype, and it's
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extracting a lot of dollars from youunnecessarily when you're in the marketplace choosing which
one. And he is setting usstraight to make sure that we know when
we go into a health store ora health grocery store that we get the
right type of prebiotic, probiotic andpost biotic metabolite supplements so that the probiotics
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that we feed to our guest inchesnel track actually gets the job done.
And that's where doctor Ohira's probiotics comesin. Does my analogy that I made
earlier Doctor Pelton about the different stagesof how the rocket comes off in space
and then finally it's in lunar orbitwhere it belongs. And it sounds like
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Doctor O'here's probabiotics sort of is likethat because it's able to survive through all
this hostile eye environment to get thepost biotic metabolites to the target zone to
do human beings some good. You'revet doctor Bob, to use your analogy.
When you take doctor Here's probiotics,you're ingesting these post biotic metabolites and
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they go into orbit in your gutmicrobiome to provide an enormous range of health
benefits. And one of the thingsI'd like to mention is a study that
was done on Doctor Hero's probiotics witha large group of college age women that
had a long history of constipation.It's a double blind, facebo controlled trial
and in two short weeks, takingthree capsules daily of doctor Heroes or a
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placebo. The women taking Doctor Heroesall regained normal bowel movements and bowel function.
So not as doctor and doctor who'snot just good for diarrhea, but
it's also good for constipation. It'san adaptogen. It normalizes bowel function.
So that's a really important study toshow the benefit of taking these post biotic
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metabolites and normalizing gut function. Didyou say a young college of women where
the study was made up of,yes, young college women who had a
long history of constipation. Well,no, wonder they're you know, they're
they're they're eating ramen all day longand burgers. I mean, they're they're
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on the college diet. But doctorhere probiotics solved their problem. They all
and within two weeks had normal bowelmovements. Oh I had to well,
when I was in practice, Ihad to extricate so many college students from
there, the cases and cases ofraw and they had packed under their beds
with all that MSG, slowing everythingdown everywhere, poisoning them slowly. All
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right, Well, we get toanother another interesting tidbit there we're talking ladies
and gentlemen about doctor Ohira's probiotics.You can find it, it's available,
it's the one to have. It'sthe one that doctor Pelton and I take,
and my family takes, and anyof the colleagues that I know that
I respect take. And it isavailable at natural grocer stores nationwide, Sprouts,
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Vitamin, Shophole Foods, other naturalretailers, of course, also online
at Essential Formulas dot com. Youcan also find or follow doctor Ohira's probiotics
online, Facebook and Instagram. Allright, we're coming right back with our
finishing segment with doctor Ross Pelton hereon the Doctor Bob Martin Show.
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We begin this hour talking about doctorFauci again. You remember doctor Anthony
Fauci praising a drug called Paxlovid.Boy, do I remember that, and
we talked about it here on theshow. When it happens Doctor Fauci,
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Anthony Fauci, well, we finallysee that this drug is being revealed to
being a complete flop. The drughe promoted, Paslovid, is an anti
viral drug that the FDA approved formild to moderate COVID symptoms and people who
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are at high risk. And weall know that after doctor Fauci took a
number of COVID shots and fully boostedboosters, and then he had covid again
and again and again. How manytimes he added and he decided, well,
he's going to get out there andparade another drug on top of the
vaccine. He's going to take paslovvidand he promoted it hardcore and he still
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got sick. Well, now wefind a disclosure about the drug, the
anti viral drug packslovid, and thefact that it doesn't work. Peiser finally
admitted. The company. Peiser,the drug company that makes packslovid, finally
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admitted from its twenty twenty one twentytwenty two trial showing Paslovid had no influence
on symptoms among COVID vaccinated patients withhigh risks or unvaccinated standard risk patients.
That study also found that hospitalizations werenot statistically different across the pack slovid drug
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taking group compared to the placebo groupthe fake pills. So taking another drug
paxilovid, on top of an experimentalCOVID shot the mRNA for symptoms of COVID
was a complete failure. Again,the truth finally percolates to the surface.
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More drug toxicity people had to endure. Trusting doctor Anthony Fauci and his recommendations.
These drugs, of course you asyou pile them in the body,
they further compromise one's health. NowI'm not saying this, the countries of
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UK, Indonesia, Nepal are sayingthis. You might. I just want
you to be reminded about what doctorAnthony Fauci was talking about when he was
taking packlovid himself for breakthrough simplevictims afterthe COVID vaccine failed him and all the
boosters he took. Then he decidedhe's going to go out and you know,
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push hard on another drug that peoplewill take that he was taking,
called Pakslovit. Here is what anews report recently reported and I listened to
this very carefully. Go Doctor Faucisays he has COVID again for the second
time in two weeks, even worse. This time. His symptoms were far
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more difficult. Fauci says he treatedhis first bout of COVID with the new
anti viral medication packs lavid. Atfirst it worked, he tested negative,
but then it came back. Ireverted back to positive by the amagen test.
So it was sort of what peopleare referring to as a packslavid rebound
and then over the next day orso, I started to feel really poorly,
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much worse than in the first goaround, so it went back on
pack Slavin. The eighty one yearold has now completed his second round of
Paxslavid. Fortunately, I feel reasonablygood. I mean I'm not completing without
symptoms. This is big because thisis the first pill of its kind.
Until recently, Paxlavid was considered anenormous breakthrough drug, but the CDC issued
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a warning in May about the potentialfor COVID nineteen rebound symptoms after taking paxlavid,
though it is still recommended for peoplewho are high risk, if you're
older, if you have underlying illnesses, if you're immune compromised. Those are
the targeted people that for the mostpart get packslavid. Thank you. As
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for the cause of doctor Fauci's reboundcase, perhaps your body hasn't cleared all
the virus out yet, so whenyou stop taking the drug, h sometimes
the virus can have a little bitof a resurgence. We've seen that happen
with some frequency. Yeah, incredible, YadA, YadA, YadA. Well,
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there it is, ladies and gentlemen. A new study highly anticipated study
regarding the results from a randomized controltrial in the UK showed key results on
hospitalization and mortality for thousands of studyparticipants. And here it is the drug
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the doctor Fauci promoted. He tookhimself, so a lot of other people
took it because they trusted him,they had faith in him. Here are
the results of another from its randomizedcontrol trials on paxlovid conducted up to and
through twenty twenty three in the UK, in Indonesia and Nepal. In this
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study, patients who were being hospitalizedwith COVID related pneumonia were randomized to either
receive paxlovid, the drug that doctorFauci pushed and pragged about, or not.
The patient's mortality rates were compared aftertwenty eight days. There was absolutely
no difference whatsoever in the group thateither took this anti viral drug that was
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touted as being the end all andthose who took nothing. So a absolute
flop on this drug doesn't work,just like the COVID shot. Now,
this figure is pretty jarring for alot of people in the study. If
the study had looked at a fourteenday outcome, there would have been even
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more deaths in COVID recipients, meaningnot only did Paxelvin, the hyped anti
viral drug from doctor Vouzi and others, not work, it increased the deaths
in those who actually took the drugcompared to those who didn't. Now you
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understand how bad it really was outthere, ladies and gentlemen, folks.
This is not good news for thisdrug or anywhere. Remember Pfizer initial study
found that an eighty eight percent decreasein hospitalizations and deaths, and literally one
hundred percent of the deaths were amongplacebo patients. That is what Peiser,
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the drug company that also made theCOVID vaccine, one of the COVID vaccines
twenty twenty one blockbuster. That's whatthey found. That's what they were reporting,
That's what they were lying about.That's where the fraud begins. Is
this the end of paxelvid the drug, Well, let's hope. So suddenly
the drug that was attacked as rubbish, remember this one, ivermectin. Remember
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how they went after that drug andsaid, oh no, that's a that's
a horse deworming drug. You don'twant to take that. After all of
that trashing of that drug and manydoctors using it and saving lives of patients,
Those doctors who were honest and fairand all they wanted to do is
help their patients. All of asudden, ivermectin is looking so good after
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all compared to this. The USFID and Drug Administration has settled a loss
suit over some of its posts aboutivermectin, including what may have been one
of the more popular pandemic era socialmedia campaigns. During the height of the
COVID pandemic, the FDA, ifyou recall, discouraged people from using ivermectin
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to prevent or treat COVID nineteen.The FDA tweeted, you are not a
horse. Remember this, You arenot a cow. Serious, y'all stop
it, That's what they said.Well, they were sued, and now
they've settled the lawsuit over ivermectin,the drug that brave doctors were using on
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behalf of their patients because it worked. And now of course they've admitted it
works and they allow it, soyou can understand why they were on board
with the COVID chit ching. I'mdoctor Bob Martin, any healthy, welcome,
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we're going to turn our attention awayfrom doctor Fauci for a moment in Packslovid,
the flopped drug that doesn't work thatcompletely failed in three different countries to
prove any results whatsoever compared to Placebo. We're going to turn our attention to
a topic that we all need tounderstand more about. And if you understand
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this topic and you participate in themessaging of this topic, you two are
going to benefit, and so areyour loved ones, so pass it on
to them. Joining us to talkabout the oral probiotic dilemma is doctor Ross
Pelton. Doctor Ross Pelton is thedirector of Science and Education for es Central
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Formulas Incorporated. Which specializes in premiumprobiotic innovations. Doctor Pelton is a pharmacist,
clinical nutritionist, and an author ofthirteen books. Doctor Pelton also holds
the distinction of having been named oneof the top fifty most Influential Pharmacists in
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America by America American Drug Druggist magazinefor his work in natural medicine. Doctor
Pelton is also known as the naturalPharmacist. And I know some of you
are going, what what do youmean? Well, maybe we'll talk about
that. And his personal website bioin blog, where you can learn more
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about him, is at naturalpharmacist dotnet. Naturalpharmacist dot net. Doctor Pelton
joins us today to discuss the allimportant topic of the oral probiotic dilemma.
And we welcome back to the programdoctor Ross Pelton. Good day to you,
Doctor Pelton. Hello, Doctor Bobbits. That was a pleasure to be
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with you on the Doctor Bob MartinShow. Thank you, Thank you.
What in the heck is a pharmacistdoing? Talking about the ground area where
usually we see dentist, doctor ofdental surgeries, doctor of dental Medicine's dental
hygienis and the oral cavity. Dealingwith the oral cavity. What does a
pharmacist have to do with that area? After all, well, I'm a
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recovering pharmacist, doctor Bob. I'mno longer counting pills. That uh okay.
But yeah, there's a lot totalk about with this oral probiotic dilemma.
And I'm really providing the scientific explanationfor people as to why orally ingested
probiotics don't work. People are spendinga lot of money on these high potency
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billions and billions of CFEW probiotics,and they really are not providing the benefit
that manufacturers lead people to believe theydo. So I've written a short paper
called the oral probiotic Dilemma, andI'll provide the link to that article so
all of your listeners today can havea copy of it. No fantastic,
And you're you are so right aboutthat, doctor Pelton. When I am
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cruising through a health food start pickingup the stuff that I need, I
always you know, sort of likeit catches my eye with these companies bragging
on their labels about how many ofthose CFUs, how many billions and billions
of good bacteria they have. Itand I always, you know, think
about what you've taught me in thepast. I saw I scoff at it.
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It's almost hilarious now because we knowthat that has been debunked. So
let's talk about that. You know. There's also there's a contingent of people
and I've even seen this in commercialson television where people in a commercial will
say something like, I've tried probioticsand they didn't seem to work for me.
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Why do you think probiotics don't workand work well for some people and
some people love them. Well,there's a couple of different parts of this
oral probiotic dilema that explains why thesehigh potency probiotics really don't work very well
for most people. And the firstthing I like to talk about is diet,
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because your probiotic bacteria are living organismsand we have to feed them.
There's partificar types of foods that arein plant based foods that are the food
for your probiotic bacteria. And mostpeople are starving their probiotic bacteria because they're
relying on fast foods and processed foods, and so people are not feeding their
probiotic bacteria well. And then theywon't thrive and survive and do the work
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that they need to do for you. So when you say they're starving them,
I guess it. Kinnotes that they'renot getting enough of the fibrous products
into their diet, into their bodiesthat help to produce. And of course
we have to draw the distinction betweenbad bacterial let's say, a bacterial infection
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which could make you sick or die, and good bacteria, which actually protects
you from a number of things andis panama to a healthy immune systems.
So and you say, also thesehigh fat diets, I mean, gosh,
all these popular diets today, Ketodiet and the Southampton diet and all
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these diets high in fat. You'resaying just the opposite of that, I
think, right, the types offood that your probiotic bacteria require, Doctor
Bob are dietary fibers and compounds calledpolyphenols. And for your listeners, if
they don't understand polyphenols, those arethe compounds that basically give color to fruits
and vegetables. So polyphenols and dietaryfibers occur primarily in plant based foods.
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And I've got multiple studies that havebeen published I've made slides out of these
for my presentations that say that anywherefrom eighty to ninety five percent of American
children and adults are not consuming adequateamounts of dietary fibers and polyphenols. So
almost all people are not creating ahealthy microbiome because they're not consuming the types
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of food that feed their probiotic bacteria. Yeah. I guess it gets back
to what our mothers have told usfrom day one. Eat more of your
vegetables, right, please, Actually, vegetable people need to understand that they
have to eat a diversity of differenttypes of vegetables because all these different strains
of bacteria are like different animals.In doctor Bob, the other part of
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another part of the oral probiotic dilemma, it's important for people to understand the
stomach acid. The acidity in yourstomach is anywhere from ten thousand to one
hundred thousand times stronger acid than theincidity in your small intestine, in your
colon. Stomach acid is designed tokill, and it's going to kill the
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oral probiotics that people take. Yeah, it's there to disinfect everything. Turn
your steak into soup too. Imean it's just there. It's the front
right of your immune system. Andso these high dose probiotics are going to
get decimated when they hit the stomach. Acid and the small intestine is also
a very hostile environment for probiotic bacteriaif they make it that far, because
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we secrete pancreatic enzymes and bile acidswhich digest food, and they will also
digest and destroy the cell membrane ofprobiotic bacteria. So very difficult for orly
ingested probiotic bacteria to really reach thecolon and where they have to do their
work. I hear you, andI heard I want people to remember that
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the next time they pick up abottle that's bragging about how much bacteria is
on the label. That's where thisstatement of your having expensive urinecomes in.
Folks, don't get sucked into it. We'll give you the answer to that
dilemma during this interview. I'm doctorBob Marchin. We'll be right back.
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Bob dot com. Spell out theword doctor doctor Bob dot com. Our
special guest with us is doctor RossPelton. Doctor Pelton is a pharmacist,
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clinical nutritionist, author of thirteen booksexcellent books. I think I have every
one of them in my health library. And he also does a lot of
other things. He's an educator,that's for sure, and you can learn
more about this topic we're discussing.Just stay tuned. It is the oral
probiotic dilemma, which we will returnto. But if you want to find
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out more about doctor Ross Pelton andgo to his website at naturalpharmacist dot net
naturalpharmacist dot net. We're talking aboutthe oral probiotic dilemma. In the first
segment, we were talking about dilemmaone, and that is how consumers are
being duped into believing that their probioticsare the best that they could be putting
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in their bodies because they brag onthe labels of these various products about how
many bacteria account they have, howmany of these CFUs they have, and
so they think, oh, okay, I'm hooked up. This is going
to be great. It'll compensate forall the things I should be doing in
my diet to have all this friendlybacteria in ors solve all my problems.
Then when it doesn't work, theysay, oh, that didn't work.
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I just bought an expensive bottle ofthis supposed probiotic. That's dilemma one.
Let's get right to dilemma number two, if we can doctor Ross Peltzen,
Yes, Doctor Bob. Dilemma numbertwo I mentioned a little earlier is the
small intestinal environment. If bacteria areable to make it through the high acid
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level in the stomach, when theyreach the small intestine, that's also a
very hostile environment for bacteria because wesecrete pancreatic enzymes and bile acids, and
their job is to digest food andthey also will digest and destroy the cell
membrane of probiotic bacteria if they makeit that far. And so that's the
second part of the oral probiotic dilemma. So basically, people are swallowing these
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probiotics that are bragging of high levelsof good bacteria high CFUs, and they're
just not getting to where they're going. They're being wiped out by the bodies
attempt to destroy them in the hostileenvironment that they're coming through in the hydrochloric
acid and the stomach, the highacid formation and also acid into the small
intestine. I'm sure that the averageperson doesn't have a clue of this that's
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going on, and those are thestory things because it's open in the latest
statistics I could get from twenty twentytwo, Americans spent seventeen point four billion
dollars on oral commercial probiotics, andmost of those are wasted money. People
are not getting the benefits they thinkthey are, and as you're talking about
these high CFU products, American thinkmore is better. So there's this competition.
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Mine got fifty billion, mine's gotone hundred billion, Mine got two
hundred billion. What's really critically importantfor a healthy gut microbiome is balance and
diversity, and when people take thesehigh dose probiotics, they're working against balance
and diversity. So that is notthe way to go to create a healthy
gut microbiome. Now you're hearing thevoice, ladies and gentlemen, of doctor
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Ross Pelts and pharmacist, clinical nutritionist, author of thirteen books. He knows
what he's talking about. He's donethe hard work and the due diligence on
these things. We're talking about probioticshere, that people are spending huge amounts
of money and not getting a bangfor their bucks. We're trying to fix
that because probiotics are important if youget the right kind, the right ones
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that actually work, and that's whatwe're trying to straighten out here. Okay,
so what is the third dilemma,doctor Pelton. Well, the third
dilemma, doctor Bob, is justthese horrible diets that people aren't. Process
foods and fast foods and junk foods. They don't contain the dietary fibers and
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polyphenols that are the food for yourprobiotic bacteria. And people need to realize,
doctor Bob. Every time they eat, they're hosting a very large party.
They're feeding one hundred trillion guests.But most people are not consuming the
types of food that allow their probioticteriato thrive and survive. And the job
of your probiotic bacteria is to breakdown components in your food to produce compounds
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that we call post biotic metabolites.Turns out, these are the real important
health regulating compounds for your body andyour immune system, Not the bacteria themselves,
but the compounds that bacteria create ifyou feed them well, and most
people are not. Now, withall the scientific data and information coming out,
people are probably saying to themselves,wait a minute, what about all
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the science? Are you telling methat probiotics just don't work flat out?
Period? What do I do?What do you take by the way Doctor
Pelton for probiotic, if you do, I take a very unique product called
Doctor Oheres Probiotics that's made in amulti year fermentation process that results in the
production over five hundred of these postbiotic metabolites. So even though though the
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word probiotic is in the name DoctorHero's Probiotics, it's really the number one
product in the world for the directdelivery of these post biotic metabolites that have
anti inflammatory activity, and they directlykill pathogens, and they rebalance the acid
base level in your microbiome ecosystem,all sorts of benefits from these post biotic
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metabolites. So are you saying thenthat doctor doctor o'heera's probabiotics can make it
through the hostile environment of the assidiacyof the stomach and the small intestine to
arrive in the place that can actuallydo human beings human beings benefits through these
important elements. Well, it's thepost biotic metabolites that survive transit through the
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acid. They're not live organisms likethe bacteria. The bacteria mostly get killed,
but the post biotic metabolites, whichare the real health regulating compounds,
do make it through the gi trackdown to the colon. I wrote a
paper titled post Biotic Metabolites the NewFrontier and Microbiome Science, which explains all
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of this new science. And I'llgive the link to you to post on
the show notes so that all ofyour listeners will have access to that article
that I've written. Can they alsofind that over at naturalpharmacist dot net,
Natural pharmacist dot net and also onthe website essential formulas dot com. Speaking
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of that Essential formulas dot com,folks, this is where you can find
doctor oher is probablyotics, which isthe preferred probabiotic that Boltz, doctor Pelton,
and myself and my family take.And that website is essentialformulas dot com.
Essential formulas dot com. And ifyou want to go to your store,
that's closest to you to find doctorO'Hara's probiotics, the one that actually
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hits the target and meets its goal, your goal to get the good probiotic
activity, the prebiotic, the probioticand the post biotic metabolite is going that
he is describing. You can finddoctor o'hira's probiotics at natural grocers stores,
Sprouts, Vitamin Shop, Whole foodsand other natural health retailers across the US
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or online at Essentilformulas dot com.Also, you can follow doctor o'hira's probiotics
on Facebook and Instagram. All right, we're going to come back with our
special guest, doctor Ross Pelton,on the topic of the oral probiotic dilemma.
You're tuned into the Doctor Bob MartinShow, and I welcome you back
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to this hour of the Doctor BobMartson Shows. I want to encourage you
to stick around because later in theprogram today we're going to be discussing cholesterol
drugs. Oh yeah, the latestinformation out almost half of cholesterol drug users
don't need them. That's what theAmerican Heart Association is now saying. What
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a change in attitude towards these statindrugs Cholesterol learning drugs, of course,
called statin drugs. They were introducedback in the late nineteen eighties to offer
patients with high cholesterol a safe andeffective means by which to reduce their cholesterol,
the enemy of mankind. Well,now the American Art Association has developed
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updated guidelines with a new equation tocalculate risks of cardiovascular disease in today's population,
and magically, just magically, nearlyhalf of the people currently advised to
take statin drugs, the cholesterol loweringdrugs don't even need them, wouldn't even
need them based on their new recommendations, their new criteria. Amazing. And
(31:29):
this was according to a study publishedjust recently in the journal of the American
Medical Association Internal Matters. And we'llget into that. I know a lot
of statin us, there's a lotof cholesterol lowering drug users are going to
go say, what suddenly we don'tneed them? Half of the people.
Oh boy, here we go again. All right, let's get back to
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the conversation with our special guests,doctor Ross Pelt and who would be able
to go off on that topic.I'm sure he knows a lot about that
because he's a pharmacist. So hehanded out a lot of statons and his
uh, his rain as a pharmacist, you know, with pills going from
large bottles as small bottles. Ialways kidding about that, But that's not
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the topic we're talking about. We'retalking about the oral probiotic dilemma. We're
a lot of consumers today who arethinking about because probiotics supplementation is one of
the if not the most popular supplementcategory because there's so much science coming out
about it and how important it isto keep the microbiome, the gastro intestinal
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microbiome, the microbiotic healthy and flourishingbecause that's where most of your immune system
resides, and if it isn't flourishing, I mean, you're like roadkill waiting
to happen. And of course you'rehearing all the recommendations to focus on that
and how important it is to ouroverall healthy. We're hearing today from pharmacist,
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clinical nutritionist, an author of thirteenbooks, and a guy who does
a lot of scientific reading that mostof the probiotic supplements on the market today
that brag about how many of thesebillions and billions of probiotic bacteria they haven't
it's CFUs on their label. It'sjust a lot of hype, and it's
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extracting a lot of dollars from youunnecessarily when you're in the marketplace choosing which
one. And he is setting usstraight to make sure that we know when
we go into a health store ora health grocery store that we get the
right type of prebiotic, probiotic andpost biotic metabolite supplements so that the probiotics
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that we feed to our guest inchesnel track actually gets the job done.
And that's where doctor Ohira's probiotics comesin. Does my analogy that I made
earlier Doctor Pelton about the different stagesof how the rocket comes off in space
and then finally it's in lunar orbitwhere it belongs. And it sounds like
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Doctor O'here's probabiotics sort of is likethat because it's able to survive through all
this hostile eye environment to get thepost biotic metabolites to the target zone to
do human beings some good. You'revet doctor Bob, to use your analogy.
When you take doctor Here's probiotics,you're ingesting these post biotic metabolites and
(34:35):
they go into orbit in your gutmicrobiome to provide an enormous range of health
benefits. And one of the thingsI'd like to mention is a study that
was done on Doctor Hero's probiotics witha large group of college age women that
had a long history of constipation.It's a double blind, facebo controlled trial
and in two short weeks, takingthree capsules daily of doctor Heroes or a
(35:00):
placebo. The women taking Doctor Heroesall regained normal bowel movements and bowel function.
So not as doctor and doctor who'snot just good for diarrhea, but
it's also good for constipation. It'san adaptogen. It normalizes bowel function.
So that's a really important study toshow the benefit of taking these post biotic
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metabolites and normalizing gut function. Didyou say a young college of women where
the study was made up of,yes, young college women who had a
long history of constipation. Well,no, wonder they're you know, they're
they're they're eating ramen all day longand burgers. I mean, they're they're
(35:44):
on the college diet. But doctorhere probiotics solved their problem. They all
and within two weeks had normal bowelmovements. Oh I had to well,
when I was in practice, Ihad to extricate so many college students from
there, the cases and cases ofraw and they had packed under their beds
with all that MSG, slowing everythingdown everywhere, poisoning them slowly. All
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right, Well, we get toanother another interesting tidbit there we're talking ladies
and gentlemen about doctor Ohira's probiotics.You can find it, it's available,
it's the one to have. It'sthe one that doctor Pelton and I take,
and my family takes, and anyof the colleagues that I know that
I respect take. And it isavailable at natural grocer stores nationwide, Sprouts,
(36:30):
Vitamin, Shophole Foods, other naturalretailers, of course, also online
at Essential Formulas dot com. Youcan also find or follow doctor Ohira's probiotics
online, Facebook and Instagram. Allright, we're coming right back with our
finishing segment with doctor Ross Pelton hereon the Doctor Bob Martin Show.
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