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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I need to doctor my coffee. Can you give me
a minute?

Speaker 2 (00:03):
Yeah? Sure, all right, everybody, This is Live Q and
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The phone number is six one nine four three one
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And one other thing too. Let me just go ahead
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Speaker 1 (01:23):
All right?

Speaker 2 (01:24):
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Karen good Morning. Scroll down and you'll see a green link.
If you're on YouTube. I believe it's a blue link.
Its leave Big farm behind dot Com pgn Bhealth. You
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(01:47):
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we find on the site. What is uh? What are
the resources available to people?

Speaker 1 (01:59):
Well, We've got hundreds of instructional videos about different aspects
of health. I have one hundred and ten one hundred
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(02:21):
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Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:39):
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have a which is interesting because you know, it's not
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of like the tip of the spear in many regards,

(03:00):
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cholesterol is good, salt is good, anti aging strategies, what

(03:23):
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blood work yourself, to know what the numbers mean if
they're out of line. I walk you through a lot
of things, the intention of which is to just educate
you about the stuff that you should have been educated
about when you were in high school, concerning your health

(03:44):
and your body's ability to fix itself. Because lots of
people are snapping out of the medical matrix. They've seen
through the bullshit of conventional medicine. They're finally waking up
and questioning the pronouncements of their mds. But they're looking
for or what you mean. I still have a condition,
they still have arthritis, they still have obesity, they still

(04:05):
have kidney failure. They still have something. What are they
going to do about it? Well, that's why I get
up in the morning, is to give you information clinically verified.
By the way, this is science based, clinically verified information
about what to do to start you on the road
to health recovery, because surgery is complicated, but learning what

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Speaker 2 (04:58):
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Speaker 1 (05:11):
Yeah, So with the discount for your folks, I think
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Speaker 1 (05:37):
I got to catch the title.

Speaker 2 (05:39):
Oh yeah, all right, so.

Speaker 1 (05:43):
Yeah, people suffer needlessly simply for lack of knowledge. And
you know, my job is to educate people about what
to do. I don't want to give somebody a fish.
I want to teach them how to fish. And the
irony here is it. Learning what to do to make
yourself healthy is really pretty easy. I mean it's not complicated.

Speaker 2 (06:00):
Right, And then I just want to show people right
here too. So right there you'll see highlighted as ball busters,
no caps, no spaces. Just beneath that, though I asked,
I want to point this out, that's the link for
Eiffelhealth dot com. Now let me just go ahead and
jump on that real quick, and you can go there first,

(06:22):
but you can actually get the introduction here, and then
there's the number you can call there's an extension. What
does it? Zero one one? Yes, okay, And that way
when he talks about the essential nutrients throughout the show,
you'll understand where to get them. And I find them

(06:42):
extremely important. I have to It was working in the
last two days pretty hardcore, so I forgot to go
make my phone call, but I got to get some
more of the osteo effects and plant derive minerals. At
the very least, I got a little bit of es
central fatty acids left, all right. So we had some
questions come in. Oh it says Colleen says, I just

(07:04):
renewed my yearly subscription to lead Big Farm behind money
will spend.

Speaker 1 (07:08):
Oh, thanks very much. It's a good, good idea. I
think the yearly subscription is the way to go because
there is a learning curve. There's no way you can
learn this stuff in one month. I mean it's not difficult,
you know, but it's like the driver's license. If you're
smart enough to pass the driver's licensees, you're smart enough
to learn this stuff. But there are, you know, different
levels to it, and so becoming a yearly subscriber really

(07:32):
is a good way to go. You're really going to
learn a lot over the course of a year, and
then you'll be able to leave doctor Glidden behind because
you'll know everything that I know.

Speaker 2 (07:43):
Yeah, and what is that you say you don't want patience?
You want students. Students typically don't stay in school. All
their life enlists are from the movie Animal House, and
Colleen says, also, I love the book as a reference.
I keep it on my end table in the living room.

Speaker 1 (08:04):
Brave, You're very brave, Colleen, that's very brave. You must
be irish. That's funny.

Speaker 2 (08:11):
So there's this new thing. The kids are all talking
about it. G h K glicel l his diddle l
lysing copper. It's some sort of peptide and they're talking
about it for weight loss. And there's another one called

(08:31):
zepetide zeptide, and another one called brin p related pep
pie peptide or b RP. I think they just forgot
the U for burp, but these are all peptides. What
is your take on this and is this something that
is only alluding to people because of their misunderstanding as

(08:55):
to what essentral nu chance are needed and are and
are important.

Speaker 1 (08:59):
Yeah, well, I mean it's the latest in the fractional
nutrition idiotic cycle. It's just three amino acids that are
linked together with a copper molecule. There are eleven amino
acids which are essential. You get them all in the

(09:20):
Healthy Foundation pack. This just gives you three of them.
So it's another functional medicine red herring designed to generate
a lot of money for the people that are selling
it and to really produce sporadic results. Because remember, our
basic thesis is the human body is smart. It knows

(09:40):
how to fix itself, and it needs ninety things. In
order to do that, you need to give the body
all ninety things, not just three of them. When you
give the body all ninety things, that's when the magic happens.
So our way is a superior way by giving the
body everything that it needs, which includes peptides, amino acids,

(10:03):
and copper. So you don't have to worry. We've got
your bases covered. That's kind of a juvenile treatment if
you asked me and you just did.

Speaker 2 (10:10):
Yeah, So let me just read this because it's attractive
sounding to people who have and a lot of people do.
I'm one of those people who's for his whole life.
You know, if I didn't starve myself or completely illuminate
all carbs. I gained weight as I've gotten older anyway,
So it says skin health. This is the GHK. CU

(10:34):
claims skin health supports collagen production. I don't know how
they can know that improve skin elasticity. Well, that's the copper.
Speeds up wound healing and reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
That's all the copper, and acts as an antioxidant and
anti inflammatory agent. It may also improve skin firmness. This
is all talking about the copper. Really tissue repair, same
thing hair growth. So really the GHK thing, it's the copper.

(10:57):
Is that a more soluble method of getting it? I know,
you know of a copper that's very.

Speaker 1 (11:04):
Copper Sepocate is the best. The most easily absorbed copper
in the body is copper Sevocate. Hard to find a
company that makes copper sepocate. I found one and then
they went out of business. So so so, but remember man, right,
you take your car and you get tuned up. They
don't just put air in the tires, right. They checked

(11:28):
the oil, They check the transmission fluid, they check the
spark plugs, they check everything. That's the same thing. You
need to do in the body. You don't just need copper.
There are ninety essential nutrients that you need, and when
you take them all in absorbable formulas, that's when the
magic happens. We have an eighty three percent success rate
with the ninety essential nutrients for hundreds of different chronic ailments.

(11:52):
So you know this is good marketing and whatever. But
it's another wet dream, misguided allocation brought to you by
functional medicine people who don't know their asks from their
elbow and who are trading drugs for nutrients. But they

(12:16):
can't give up their reductionistic philosophy. So what they're doing
is trying to manipulate the biochemistry of the body with
nutrients rather than supporting the body's ability to fix itself
with all ninety essential nutrients, which is a much better
way to go. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (12:34):
I don't want to harp on this topic too much,
but I just wanted to state this because I got
to ask this. Two of these I think are injectibles,
to where I would say that's a shock to the system.
I would never inject anything if you paid me. That
would be true with the tribe the peptide. Yeah, and
they're talking about type two value da YadA, YadA, YadA,

(12:56):
and all these things that are supposed to be good
for But this one, this BRP, this one really concerns
me because I don't I'm not one hundred percent sure
I'm on board with their claims of how things work
in the first place, and the discovery mechanism, and they're
talking about GLP one and all this stuff, But what
they're saying is it could be a treatment for obesity.
So I'm not just talking about using this to you know,

(13:18):
trim down a little bit. They're saying that this is
for obesity. So let me just go back over to
your website again because I think I think there's a
better solution here. And when we're looking at this, it's
because of nutrient deficiency that your body has these cravings
that you can't control in the first place. Am I
Am I wrong?

Speaker 1 (13:36):
No, You're a hundred percent correct. And it's it's interesting
because the livestock industry has known for a long time.
You just passed it this one. Yeah, it is weight loss, Yeah,
right there. Livestock industry has known how to manage fat
or you know, no fat in their cattle for fifty years,

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and so it's not that hard of a thing to
do to get people into a normal, healthy weight zone.
But you know, if you're just micromanaging it with one
nutrient or you know, combination of nutrients which is not
the ninety essential nutrients and doesn't get to the root
cause of the problem, you're going to be pushing the

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metabolism of the body in a particular way. You are
going to get a result, but then you're going to
get a rebound action from it.

Speaker 2 (14:28):
Yeah, that's every diet that sounds like that roband effect. Right.
You get progress and then once you think you've hit
your goal, your plateau, you take your break. Also that
it comes back twice as hard.

Speaker 1 (14:39):
Yeah, the same thing happens with Jenny Craig, The same
thing happens with weight watchers. The same thing happens. You
can lose weight by calorie reduction willpower for about three months,
but then mother nature comes a knock in and you're
going to have to eat, and you have to eat,
not because your father abused you, or because your mother
was an alcoholic, or because you had a traumatic experience

(15:02):
in Vietnam. You're going to want to eat because your
body is minerally deficient. And when any animal's body is
minerally deficient, their appetite goes into hyperdrive because minerals are
sixty six percent of the body's essential nutrient needs. So
when you run out of minerals, the body goes into
attack mode and it makes you eat every freaking thing

(15:24):
you can see in the desperate attempt to secure the
minerals that the body needs. But the minerals are not
in the food. So you go to olive garden because
you have to. You eat two thousand calories and half
an hour because you have to, and then two hours
later you're hungry again. Right, And then because of that,
you can start thinking, oh, maybe it really is in

(15:46):
my head because I've done everything that everybody told me
to do and I still can't lose weight or I
gain it right back. So I must be a site case.
And you know, this is just stupid medicine, the gift
that keeps on giving. Thank you, very little functional medicine people.

(16:07):
You're all full of shit. You just don't know it.

Speaker 2 (16:09):
Yeah, and you know you bring up so many good
points there. And if you're nutrient deficient, just like with
the animals, like you're saying you're gonna eat and eat
trying to get to that point, not knowing that. But
those impulses are going to be Like if you had
a parasite, you know you're gonna be You're going to
be losing your mind trying to hold that back. You're
probably end up becoming a two pack a day smoker.

Speaker 1 (16:29):
That's right.

Speaker 2 (16:30):
Trying not to eat, that's right, you.

Speaker 1 (16:32):
Know, because the the root cause of the problem is
not being addressed, right, Yeah, Like the parasite is not
being addressed. The mineral deficiencies are not being addressed, and
you need to address those. And unless and until you do,
the best that you can possibly help to do is
manage the situation for a little while. But then you

(16:54):
will be overwhelmed by the natural urges because you can't
fight mother nature, and you have to get to the
root cause of the freaking problem. This is a rocket science.
I mean, if you had a leak in the roof,
you had water infiltration in your living room wall, and
the dry wall was moist, I'm gonna see, excuse me,

(17:18):
had mold growing. That was a strong sip of coffee
I just did. If you cut out the drywall and
patch it. It's a temporary fix. You need to fix
the leak in the roof.

Speaker 2 (17:36):
You don't just throw a bleach on the black mold.

Speaker 1 (17:40):
But that's what conventional medicine does. It never fixes the
leak in the roof. It never does It never addresses
the causative problem, which is why the most expensive, the
leading cause of bankruptcy in the United States is medical
bills because conventional medicine doesn't cure anything. It just kicks
the care down the road. So it's more expense, more expense,

(18:03):
more expense, more expense, more expense, more expense, and then
you die. And that's what conventional medicine delivers. These are
the results that it delivers. We have a chronic disease
epidemic because your medical doctor does not know how to
cure anything, and they don't care. They don't think it's possible.
Just shut up and have your appendix out right, Just

(18:25):
shut up and take your gult to Just shut up
and take your pregno zone. For goodness sakes, if you
took away prednizone and antibiotics, medical doctors would not know
what to do.

Speaker 2 (18:36):
Yeah, when's the last time you used in antibiotic doctor Glinton.

Speaker 1 (18:42):
I'll tell you exactly when it was. It was in
nineteen ninety.

Speaker 2 (18:46):
Three, right, and you've been one practicing for a long
time retrospect.

Speaker 1 (18:51):
I wish I hadn't done it.

Speaker 2 (18:53):
Yeah, I think it was a show of the crutch
that they that they lean on.

Speaker 1 (18:57):
Yeah. I mean, it's insane, man, It's just insane. And
you know I say it all the time, and people
think I have a stick up my ass, or I
have an axe to grind, or I have a grudge.
I don't. I mean, if if there was a crossing
guard at the elementary school who was blind and children

(19:22):
were getting picked off by the cars every day, I
would yell get rid of the crossing guard because he's
a it's a bad idea. Well, that's why I yell
fire your medical doctor, because it's a bad idea. The
only time it's it's prudent to visit the office of

(19:44):
a medical doctor is if you're bleeding, or if you
have a trauma to the body, you get your leg
blown off, heaven forbid. In the military, you go to
the MD. That's what they're good at. You break your
legs skiing, you go to the MD. That's what they're
good at. You have a bleeding artery from an automobile accident,
you go to the that's what they're good at. They'll
save your life. But that's it, man, if there hasn't

(20:05):
been a trauma to your body, stay the flip away
from your medical doctor's office because they don't know what
they're doing and they cannot cure your condition. They can
only kick the can down the road, making you more
addicted to the medicine and weaker and more addicted and weaker,
and then side effects and then another drug and then
you're shit out of luck.

Speaker 2 (20:27):
You know, I am even concerned about when I do
have a physical, you know, injury like that, just what
they're going to because you've informed me, I now know this,
and I am very leary of it when it comes
to my family. I don't want fifteen CT scans for
the same I don't want, you know what I mean.
I don't want them to be imaging me in a

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way that wasn't necessary.

Speaker 1 (20:48):
Yeah, so that's the other side of that coin, right,
And you're right that most of emergency medicine is driven
by economic instead of what's best for the patient.

Speaker 2 (21:04):
And then you know there's people telling you you don't
want to sign the electronic one. If you're going into
a hospital, you want to have them printed out because
there's disclosures in there saying that they can inject it
to how they want you in your IV if you're
if you're in the care, they take full control over you.
I mean, this is just a scary, scary time to
be alive.

Speaker 1 (21:24):
I mean, it's like a freaking gulag man. And it's
you know, and and you know. The thing about it
is right that post COVID is all this information coming out.
I mean, I just read an article today that I'll
tell you where it was published. Let me pull it up.

(21:44):
I think it was a japan study. Hold on, I
got it right here, survey says Kelly. Kelly, it's funny.
I have an answer for her too. The answer is
you're fired, she says. My old doctor's office keeps calling
me to schedule an appointment. I keep telling them I'm

(22:05):
not interested in any ideas what to say them to
stop calling.

Speaker 2 (22:08):
I was like, tell them they're fired.

Speaker 1 (22:10):
Tell them they're fired, and if they call you again,
you'll report them. Okay. Here it is Japan's mRNA bombshell
twenty one million vaccine records reveal a massive death surge
months after injection. The analysis by a professor at the

(22:30):
Tokyo University of Science showed the results. It's a big,
bad voodoo daddy. And yet and this is just a
tip of the COVID insanity, like come to light, come
to Jesus moment, Like, oh my god, everything that they
told us was a lie. Oh my god, everything that
they told us was the opposite. Oh my god, you're

(22:52):
killing people. Even though all of this happened, and even
though all of this is now coming to light, most
people still go to their medical doctors.

Speaker 2 (23:02):
You know, I have a question for you, which is
good because this is what we're here for, right What
books would you recommend in preparation for actually understanding and
absorbing the most that people could out of yours? Like
I just picked up contagion myth with Tom Cowen, which
I'm not a huge fan of his attitude of the
way he proved. I think he's a little smug for

(23:24):
someone who's been wrong for most of his life as
an MD, he should be a little bit more humble,
I think. But you know, murdered by injection was one
of the other ones virus mania. I think that kind
of helps to take the bricks out of the wall. Yeah,
first before you can actually say, okay, well, doctor Glynn

(23:44):
is now showing that this is what the MDS would
do with this situation, this is what I would do
with this situation, and here's the difference in the results.

Speaker 1 (23:50):
Copeland's Cure is another good book co Op E. L. A. N. D. S.
Copeland's Cure and also Divided Legacy by Harris Coulter that
gets more into the history of the evolution of medicine,
like the nitty gritty details. When I talk about the
evolution of medicine is in broad brush strokes. But those

(24:12):
two books they dial it down, you know, like law
by law and month by month and Skullduggery after skullduggery,
like those of the freaking microscope.

Speaker 2 (24:25):
Yeah, the tuntry is ridiculous, and I don't think it's
I don't think that realm of science could be considered
science since the eighteen fifties. I think Darmodism was like
a trigger for this, uh what I would call maybe
the pasturing and push.

Speaker 1 (24:42):
Yeah, you know, well it's like the fella said, I
mean you know trust the science, but not the scientists.

Speaker 2 (24:49):
Right right, the science, the scientists.

Speaker 1 (24:53):
Will mess up the data. The scientists will screw with
the statistics, the scientists will manipulate it in order to
make you think that what they're saying is correct and
true because you don't have a level of education to
be able to unravel that. It's like the same thing
with law. Ever read a legal document, you can't understand it.

(25:13):
It's like reading Latin. Yeah, the only people that actually
understand what the hell that means is the lawyer. And
that was done on purpose, right, So.

Speaker 2 (25:24):
It takes something simple to make it impossible for people
to comprehend.

Speaker 1 (25:27):
And yeah, it's the same thing with medicine. They did
it on purpose. And and even in COVID, there were
two papers that kicked off the whole coronavirus is real.
Let's rally around the flag and come up with a vaccine.
That two papers that were published, and they were both fraudulent,

(25:49):
and nobody went to jail, and the doctors that published
those papers still have a job. It's nuts the amount
of corruption and misdirection that exists in conventional medicine. And
this is separate and distinct the corruption stuff. The on

(26:14):
purpose misdirection is separate and distinct from just bad medicine.

Speaker 2 (26:20):
Yeah, and those pub MD articles, it's you got to
kind of look at them when you see the title.
You can't just oh, that must be what it is.
They isolated something. Well, that would be the first time
in the history of vivirology if anybody actually did isolate
something and then grow it somewhere else. It's never happened.

Speaker 1 (26:39):
It's never happened, even though that was the headline. But
they lied.

Speaker 2 (26:43):
So how do you have How does these even know
what an antibody is if they don't even know what
makes up the thing that it's an anti two.

Speaker 1 (26:51):
It's a reality by consensus thing. Yeah, and now with
AI it's going to go into overdrive.

Speaker 2 (26:56):
And reverse transcription transcript is if it's even really a
thing like you know, RNA to DNA, tod RNA to DNA. Right,
Retroviruses aren't the only thing that do that. Things happen
like that in your body all the time. So you
can test positive for being in normal and they'll say
that's what it is, because these these are all shot
in the dark type of tests.

Speaker 1 (27:18):
You know, the brack of gene yeah, that you know
causes breast cancer. Right, So if you test human is mutated,
if you test positive for the Bragga gene, you better
have a double mass ectomy or you're gonna die. Suck
a well, the Braga gene is not a gene. It's
a mutation of a gene. And you know what the

(27:40):
brackagene in a healthy state does. It fixes gene mutations, right,
so you can fix funky genes. This is what the
whole science of epigenetics is about. My colleague, doctor Wallach
found the cause and the cure for cystic fibrosis in

(28:02):
the mid eighties when he was working at Yerki's Primate
Research Center in Atlanta, Georgia. He discovered the cause and
the cure for cystic fibrosis. Period. It was a selenium
deficiency in the blood of the pregnant mother when the
fetus is developing at a certain stage when the lungs
you're developing. If there's not enough selenium, the lungs get

(28:22):
funky and you get cystic fibrosis. It's a it's a
mineral deficiency in the mother's body.

Speaker 2 (28:32):
While she's just stating, so you need you need to
have these nutrients at the right time during that developmental stage.
Otherwise you're probably going to have down the road province
for the child's life.

Speaker 1 (28:44):
Which is why we argue for if you're before you
even think about getting pregnant for three months, six would
be better. You take the foundation pack into your body,
you clean your diet up for six months, and then
you get pregnant, and then you keep doing it all
through the pregnancy.

Speaker 2 (29:02):
Doctor Glidden, of all people, I thought you would know,
I can't get pregnant. I didn't realize we're going to
have that.

Speaker 1 (29:09):
That's not what they say in Los Angeles, right.

Speaker 2 (29:12):
Oh man, So there's a couple in here. Colleen. First,
I want to just say this. You said I'm reading
Dissolving Illusions. I have that right now. It's about sanitation
and you know the it's partly that's a very interesting
book about the Industrial Revolution and the filth that people
lived in. But it has to be a virus and

(29:33):
then virus media and Bejampler Pasture, which is another very
good book. The Blood in its Third State, Third Anatomical
Element is also very good. That's talking about the microzeima
and that's Beshamped as well.

Speaker 1 (29:46):
It's a really interesting all this stuff should have been
you know, run with by medisine. I think I Gastrointarl
just wants them to do a cebo test. If it
comes back that I have it, what do you recommend? Well,
So in testing, Karen, there's something called the sensitivity in
the specificity, which is fancy smancy doctor talk for how

(30:10):
accurate is the test? Right, So before you agree to
the test, you need to ask the physician who's recommending
you get at what the sensitivity and the specificity of
the test is before you spend money on that. If
the cebo test comes back positive, I'm not really sure
that it's a thing, but if it is a thing,

(30:33):
I would do colon hydrotherrapy. You should do colon hydro
therapy anyway. Colon hydro therapy is a very good thing
to do every couple of years. So I would find
a licensed colon hydrotherapist in your zip code, and initially
I would have two treatments every week for four weeks.

(30:53):
Two treatments a week for four weeks colon hydro therapy.
That will go a long way towards fixing the problem.

Speaker 2 (31:00):
That's different than just sitting on a bag of frozen peas.

Speaker 1 (31:02):
Right. Yeah, so that's how I would handle it.

Speaker 2 (31:10):
And this is my old doctor's office key. Oh yeah,
that was the other one. Hummauh, there's no one here.

Speaker 1 (31:19):
I wish I could avoid the doctor, but my family
wants me to do it. Yeah, you have to do
it's best for yourself. I mean, you have to draw
a line in the sand and regretfully, that's what this
all comes down to. You can't be a Democrat and
a Republican at the same time. You have to make
a choice. You can't be a you know, a Christian
and an atheist. You can't do it. You can't be

(31:41):
a Buddhist and a Hindu. You can't do it. It's
one or the other. So you have to decide which
way you want to go and then go there and
damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead.

Speaker 2 (31:53):
Have you come across anybody in your practice lately who
had been completed about this alleged new symptom that's supposed
to be a new strain of COVID cold razor braidth
knit razor blade throat.

Speaker 1 (32:09):
I heard that term for the first time yesterday. He
did had anything to do with COVID. It's just a symptom.

Speaker 2 (32:17):
Well, yeah, that's how they frame it in the articles,
of course, because that's what they want you to associate
it with.

Speaker 1 (32:22):
Should be pretty easy to fix. I mean, that seems
like a very discreete set of symptoms. And remember that's
all that we pay attention to. That nature pathic doctors
diagnose treatments. Mds diagnose disease which doesn't exist. Nature pathic
doctors diagnose treatments, and we diagnose treatments based on the

(32:43):
present presentation of the symptoms. So, if you have a
sore throat on the right side of your body, of
your throat, you'll need a different medicine to cure it
than if it's on the left side. If it feels
like you're being cut by tiny razor blades, you'll need
a different medicine then if it feels like you swallowed
a hot coal. If the throat pain is better from

(33:03):
a cold drink, you'll need a different medicine than if
the throat pain is aggravated by a cold drink, and
so forth and so on. So in diagnosing a treatment
to cure the condition, we pay attention to the symptomology
that the body is expressing because the symptoms of the disease,
hold the keys to the cure of the disease by

(33:23):
virtue of the law of Similars.

Speaker 2 (33:27):
And I've got one more question for you. It's about Aporitude.
I don't know if you've been indicated by this commercial,
but it happened to my daughter when she was watching
on her child account. So it's an age restrict account
on YouTube. What's it called aplitude a p r E
t ude And it's being marketed as and you have

(33:51):
fun being, you know, an alternative lifestyle mail No, no,
no problem. HIV prevention here with injectable And I'm thinking
they're setting people up for another round of outbreak with
this because the thing that they tell you is helping you,
that's going to lead to the problem.

Speaker 1 (34:11):
I think yes. I mean, if you're treating yourself for
a non existing condition with a pharmaceutical, right then you're
going to have run into trouble. And you're treating yourself
for an existing condition with a pharmaceutical, you're going to
run into trouble because the pharmaceutical never cures the condition,
it only manages it. Then you suffer the side effects

(34:31):
of the drug, and then you get weaker over time.
And then I'll tell you a perfect example. I had
a friend of mine, guy that I didn't grow up
with him, but once I became an adult, right kind
of in my early twenties, we became friends. He lived

(34:54):
in the same town that I lived in, and he
was about fifteen years older than I was, and we
just became friends. Was like my brother from another mother,
and he developed They told him he had hepatitis C,
which are supposed to get, you know, from They told
him he got it because in the sixties he was injecting,

(35:15):
you know, drugs, and he was but then, of course
he got over that and he became clean and sober.
But he they told him he had hepatitis C and
that he needed to be on all these treatments in
order to manage it. He did everything they told him, too,
he was getting worse. I graduated nature pathoic medical school.
I told him what to do, and for ten years

(35:37):
he did everything that I told him to do. When
he was stable, his life was good. He had no symptoms.
The numbers in the blood were high, but he had
no symptoms. He was symptom free and he was good.
And then I left. I left town. I moved to
Seattle and we lost touch. Five years later, they convinced

(36:03):
him to take harvony, which is supposed to be a
cure for hepatitis C. Right, it's a curative, that's how
it's advertised harvony. So he started harvony, a year later,
developed liver cancer and was dead within two years. Now

(36:24):
was it the harvony? Probably? But you know so it's
like that, man, it's like that. And this isn't again,
this isn't rocket science because everything in the body is connected.
And when you infiltrate the body with a man made pharmaceutical,

(36:44):
the intention of which is to disrupt the metabolism and
forcefully push it in one direction, there has to be
consequences to that. It's a closed system, right, and it
doesn't cure the initial problem. And this is the system
of medicine that we all rally around the flag for
and oh, isn't it great? And Western medicine is the

(37:07):
best thing ever to happen. And no it's not. It's
the cause of the chronic disease epidemic because it doesn't
cure goddamn thing. And this is what we all love
and what we're all comfortable with. And whatever. It's nuts.
Honest to God, it's nuts.

Speaker 2 (37:24):
But this is why people need to I don't serious
look at this, and they need to take a serious
look at your website.

Speaker 1 (37:32):
Yeah, and you know the problem here, Daniel, is that
that even if we had an enlightened Health and Human
Services director, and they had a constitutional Congress and they
put medical freedom into the constitution, so that now nature

(37:54):
pathic medicine is legal in all fifty states and all
insurance companies cover it, and all hospitals have to admit
patients from a nature pathic doctor. Even if that were
the case, that we don't have the infrastructure to support it.
There's less than I don't know, four hundred nature pathic
doctors that know what they're doing. There's no nature pathic hospitals,

(38:18):
there's no nature pathic healing sanitariums, there's no homeopathic hospitals
anymore there used to be. We don't have the infrastructure
to handle it. We simply don't, which is another of
the reasons that I put the information on my website,
because you need to know what to do, folks, because

(38:42):
the medical doctors are going to hurt you, not because
they're sadistic, but because they just don't know any better.
They're like the colorblind crossing Guard. They don't. It's just
what they do, not on purpose, but just because that's
the manifestation of their methodology. A better metaphor is there
color blind artists who don't know that they're colorblind. So

(39:06):
the painting a picture of your family, and it looks
like your family, but all the colors are wrong. Oh
my god, my brother has a blue face and my
sister has red hair, and what the hell right?

Speaker 2 (39:16):
It's like that the prescribers of these substances may not know,
but I'm fully in the in the line of thought
that the people who create these things are very, very
self aware of what they're doing to people.

Speaker 1 (39:31):
Yeah, I would agree. The only one that a failed
system of medicine like this can maintain its position at
the top is if there's some negative, demonic force backing it.

Speaker 2 (39:45):
I think the grelory of some sick Yeah, praison suffering
Colleen makes a good point. I think we've made this
point before too, and especially when it comes to ivermecked
in heavy doses of zinc. Heavy dose is a vitamin
D heavy doses of vitamin cell disfractuated over overkill of
one or two or three things like the Zianco treatments.

(40:07):
So many people are taking ivermecdin thinking it's alternative medicine.
I think the drug companies are manipulating the people that
resisted the COVID narrative.

Speaker 1 (40:16):
Yeah, I'm in complete agreement, right, And you know it's
because of the medical monopoly and the corruption that is
inherent inside of a self regulating, self policing monopoly. You
get all kinds of hypocrisy all the time, right, So
medical doctors will say, oh, we're only going to do

(40:36):
it if it's science based. We pride ourselves on being
evidence based. We don't do anything that's not evidence based.
It's got to be peer reviewed, published, or we're not
going to flip and do it right. And that's their
main criticism against chiropractic, that's their main criticism against acupuncture.
That's their main criticism against nature apathy and homeopathy, even
though there are tons of published studies that show that

(40:57):
it works. They just don't look at them. The same
people that will tell you that evidence based, evidence based
evidence space, they turn around and do off label prescribing.
So they'll give a blood pressure medicine for somebody with
a bacterial infection because in their clinical experience, that's what
works best, even though the science doesn't support it. But

(41:19):
they do it anyway. They can do it. Why can
they do it well because they have an MD after
their name and they went to Harvard. But they don't
want anybody else to do it. And they don't see
the hypocrisy there because I am telling you the education
of the medical doctor ingrains in their psyche cognitive dissonance,

(41:41):
confirmation bias, and legendary unapologetic hubers. They think they know
everything and when they fail, they don't accept responsibility for
it and they move on.

Speaker 2 (41:55):
Yeah, that sounds a little bit more like a belief
in than knowledge. You know, that sounds more occultish. In
my opinion.

Speaker 1 (42:01):
It is a cult. It's one hundred cult. But you know,
you start calling it a cult and people think you're
wearing a tinfoil hat. So but if it looks like
a duck and flies like a duck and quacks like
a duck, it's a freaking duck.

Speaker 2 (42:16):
Yeah. You know they're going after create them again, right,
So they were, they were. The medical establishment is one
hundred percent responsible for the opioid epidemic and now a
natural one that doesn't that people get off of their
drugs by using. They're they're going to attack it again.
They're talking about cracking down on Creatim and I find

(42:39):
that ridiculous. I've taken it. It makes you feel like
you're not dying and getting old if you're you know,
having issues or whatever. So it's it's a nice thing
to have around. And I can see the benefit for
people who have PTSD, returning soldiers or whatever whatever the
PTSD might be. If you're trying to quit alcohol and

(43:02):
you need a little little push, I think it helps
you with that. I think there's a lot of benefit
depression wise, all these things that Creative could be helpful for.
And that's probably the main reason why they don't want
it out there. It's not because it's harming people. Because
anytime they said that someone died, it was a cocktail
of drugs, and Creatim was one of them. It wasn't

(43:22):
the cause.

Speaker 1 (43:23):
Well, they did the same thing with l trip to
Fan when they rolled out prozac. Right, they rolled out prozac,
which is what's supposed to be the best antidepressant ever made. Yeah, right,
even though a double blinded placebo controlled study showed that
placebo worked better than prozacted at managing depression. But they

(43:44):
took they made over the counter L trip to fan illegal.
You couldn't get it anymore with the same time they
rolled out prozac. Why because L trip to fan worked
better than prozacted.

Speaker 2 (43:56):
So that's differently than five HDP. Then that's that's uh yeah, no,
that's different. Yeah, okay, I think they use that for
weight loss or something. But yeah, alta the fan.

Speaker 1 (44:05):
So yeah, but you know, history doesn't repeat itself at rhymes.
And again, it's good to be the king. And when
you are a member of a self policing, self regulating monopoly,
you do whatever the flip you want and nobody goes
to jail.

Speaker 2 (44:20):
I get depressed and like disgusted with my environment when
I see things like that, Like you see some guy
on TV, he's representative of some governmental agency talking about
how ALFK and them they're gonna be corracking down on
this thing, and I there, they're targeting the soccer moms
and the Karen's out there, no no offense, Karen to

(44:41):
get into an uproar, think that their children are in
danger over something that's been used for the last three
thousand years in Indonesia and Thailand. They even use it
to treat snake bites venom right and all of a
sudden now because they have a stick up their butt
about it and they A dea guy came to my

(45:02):
booth at a forest market because I had my Hout
Sauce and I had some creative that I was trying
to start this thing called Returning Soldier Creatum Connection for
people who had PTSD, and he sort of asked me
a bunch of questions like trying a strong army, and
I'm like, dude, relax, this stuff is legal, and until
it isn't, shut up.

Speaker 1 (45:19):
And get out.

Speaker 2 (45:19):
If I get on my get off my case, you know.
So I stopped doing it just because it was. It
was a hassle. When I had it online, they shut
down my PayPal, so I was like, okay, they said
take that off your site. So I had to remove
the creative that was also on my Hout Sauce website
that was years and years ago, and then they reinstated

(45:40):
the payment processor. So they'll get you one way or
another if it's If it's not illegal, they'll make it
so you can't sell it. They did the same thing
with the eighty percent receivers for you know, the Palmer
eighties and stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (45:55):
Well they did the same thing with doctor Manzo.

Speaker 2 (45:57):
Oh yeah, they took everything yet as far as that's concerned.

Speaker 1 (46:02):
So I mean, it's a gift that keeps on giving.
And again this from the Department of Redundancy Department. Stuff
like this can only happen inside of a monopoly. Period.
It's the monopoly that is driving all of the corruption.
It's the monopoly that's doing it. It is the monopoly

(46:23):
that has to be broken up in order for us
to have a hope. It's the monopoly itself. You cannot
fix a problem from inside of the system that created
the problem. You need to fix the system or which
in this I mean dismantle the system, place it with
something which is better. And what's better than freedom?

Speaker 2 (46:47):
Nothing, that's the problem. When the judiciary and this and
that and the media are all connected driving the same lie,
you can't just focus on the lie itself because everything
else around it is going to attack you. And here
we are and here we are right.

Speaker 1 (47:07):
Yeah, I mean they did the same thing with the
whole Trump Russia collusion thing. It was all lies.

Speaker 2 (47:12):
Yeah, there's a multitude of lies every day that you
can pin out, and it's ever gets any better, it seems,
And I think it's really just a sick what happened
to Maha turning into ma ba? Because everybody's gonna wear
a bracelet now it's gonna be It's gonna be your
kabala bracelet. This is just a piece of rubber, everybody.

Speaker 1 (47:31):
It's yeah, I mean, it's it's yeah. So so. So.
The good news, folks, is that if you're a follower
of Daniels and you get it, and you've popped out
of the conventional medical matrix and you see all of
the problems inherent in that monopoly, then you need to

(47:53):
do something else. And I'm going to tell you what
to do. I mean, you were born to be healthy.
I was born to show you how to do it.
My colleagues and I don't have all the answers, but
we've got a lot of them, and they're not that
hard to learn. And that's why the information on my
website exists, and most of the videos on my website

(48:14):
they're ten years old and I haven't changed them. Why
haven't I changed them? Because they're true. I mean, if
I told you ten years ago that in base ten mathematics,
two plus two is four, I don't need to redo
that video because the information hasn't changed. It's still true.

(48:35):
Oh just two plus two still is four. Yeah, well okay,
we'll just leave it alone. So this is the deal.

Speaker 2 (48:42):
But you might want in four K. Now maybe that'd
be the only reason.

Speaker 1 (48:47):
No, so oh, when I just got the okay to
have access to a bunch of videos. Oh, the Nature
Pathic Medical conference.

Speaker 2 (48:58):
That's great. Yeah, you were talking about that.

Speaker 1 (49:00):
So those will be added, uh soon?

Speaker 2 (49:02):
Would that be a medical insight or that be like.

Speaker 1 (49:04):
Some others, I'll be medical insight.

Speaker 2 (49:07):
Excellent, excellent, excellent.

Speaker 1 (49:08):
Yeah, that'll be exciting.

Speaker 2 (49:10):
Do you have any more interviews lined up?

Speaker 1 (49:13):
No, I've been too busy. You know. The book really
took a lot out of me, and then there were
some other things that happened with my website, and then
I got inundated with new patients, and so yeah, I
haven't had time to breathe.

Speaker 2 (49:33):
You should saying if you can, that'd be awesome.

Speaker 1 (49:37):
Yes, Andreas, he's hard to understand. He as a French
guy Canadian like this. That's funny. Yeah, I should an
interesting the thing happened. Uh, And it's like the fellow said,
history doesn't repeat itself at rhymes right. So years ago

(50:00):
in homeopathy, there was a big division in homeopathy between
the pure homeopaths who practiced homeopathic medicine the way that
it was supposed to be practiced based on the law
of Similars, and the eclectic homeopaths who wanted to mess
with it do combination remedies, have remedies for diseases instead

(50:24):
of for people who were messing with the dosage schedule
and who just thought that they were smarter and wanted
to change it. And these two schools of thought were
in direct opposition to each other. There was the pure
homeopaths and the eclectics, and the argument went, well, if
the homeopathic medical schools let the eclectics in, let the

(50:48):
eclectics in, then over time, if we have the eclectic
therapies and the pure therapies working at the same time,
we'll see which one is better in which fun rises
to the top. That was the rationale that informed the
introduction of eclecticism into homeopathic medical schools, and it ruined

(51:14):
the homeopathic because there was no parasitic that eclectics took
over right force the pure homeopaths out, and exactly the
same thing has happened with nature pathic medicine.

Speaker 2 (51:26):
What is the default in people's minds? Why do people
think that?

Speaker 1 (51:31):
Is it?

Speaker 2 (51:31):
Because it's simple, simplified, even though it's not the right answer,
because you just don't have to worry about, you know,
taking responsibility for the way you handle your own you know,
eating habits and exercise and all that.

Speaker 1 (51:45):
It's a great question. And I think it has to
do with.

Speaker 2 (51:48):
Two Oh you knocked up in Mike, I think, oh.

Speaker 1 (51:53):
Sorry, I think it has to do with two things.
I think it's intellectual laziness. And I think it's really
just a misunderstanding and not being grounded, not having a
firm foundation with natural law, because if you misunderstand natural law,

(52:20):
you will be easily led astray.

Speaker 2 (52:22):
Well, I would love to say that this is one
of the reasons why this happens too, because I don't
think you had to teach natural law to people two
thousand and three thousand years ago. I think it's because
we're slowly becoming more and more of an artificial environment
we're in the one that we're far removed from that
natural order to where we don't face it every day.

Speaker 1 (52:42):
Perhaps you know, there's a And it's also like I
was talking to this with Andrea saying, and he said
he thinks that the reason that all of this happened
is because of the gestalt of the consciousness of the
people that on the planet at any moment in time energetic. Yeah,

(53:04):
And for the last hundred years, the two hundred years,
the gestalt of the people on the planet has been
leaning heavily on a reductionistic materialistic method. The holistic method,
which is correct, is not easy for most people to understand.

(53:26):
You have to work at understanding the holistic method because
you have to unlearn everything that you learned as a
materialist in order to be one hundred percent on board
with the holistic truth.

Speaker 2 (53:38):
And even that being the case, like you don't technically
have to understand it for it to work. So that's
where the monopozy primesmen and the enforcement you know, because
that's really why it would come. That's the only way
would come to a bypass or take over as if
it was enforced. Yeah, the money comes in, that's where
the evil comes in.

Speaker 1 (53:59):
Yeah, right, So, and I think again that's a function
of the consciousness of the people who are around at
the time, and still we lean heavily towards the direction
of a materialistic mechanistic science, which is fine if you're
building computers or buildings or airplanes or automobiles, that's all great.
But when you're trying to understand how the human body works,

(54:21):
it's wrong because you will throw the baby out with
the bathwater, and you will misunderstand everything and you'll screw
it up. And so I think that's why. I think
it's because the holistic metaphysical understanding it does not come
naturally to people, but the materialistic mechanistic understanding does. And

(54:47):
I think that's why.

Speaker 2 (54:49):
Yeah, it's more like a the does the answer come
from within? Like does does the body solve the problem?
Or is it completely dependent on an exterior or force
entering the body to fix it. So it's that's like
those two different philosophies or ways of perceiving it. If

(55:09):
you give the body what it needs and it's actually
the body that handles the problem, if you're giving it
a drug, then it's not there to make any friends
to anyone. It's going to just suppress everything that it
comes in contact with, but it's going to appear to
be doing something. And therefore there's the magic trick. There's
the parlor trick.

Speaker 1 (55:27):
Yeah, there it is right. And you know, from the
homeopathic point of view, which is the correct point of view,
most disease is energetic in its nature. It's not material
in its nature. It's energetic in its nature. And that's
how the homeopathic medicines, which are one hundred percent energetic

(55:47):
in their nature, are able to produce a physiological change.
And that's a that's a concept that most people just
absolutely cannot wrap their head around. They just can't go there.

Speaker 2 (55:59):
Weization is what got people to bail in the first place,
or lose faith in what they claimed to be proponents for.

Speaker 1 (56:10):
Yeah, and so much time has been lost because of
the monopolization of the medical market. There are six hundred
homeopathic medicines which are in use now, six hundred and
if we had not suffered through the monopolistic takeover of
medicine in the early nineteen hundreds, there would easily be

(56:32):
five thousand homeopathic medicines in circulation and much more illnesses
would be handled easily. But that didn't happen, and so
we're behind the eight ball in a lot of ways.
That's just another you know, consequence of the medical monopoly,

(56:55):
and it's the progression, the rapid progression of healing. Thererapex
was stymied.

Speaker 2 (57:02):
That seems like that, that whatever you want to call that,
that pattern of things I see happening in all throughout history,
in various times where something good was being built and
then all of a sudden, so they came around and
just annihilated it, threw us off course, put us on
a whole different trajectory, and it's it's really sickening and sad.

(57:22):
So Cardis Marianus, I will make sure I get that
before the day.

Speaker 1 (57:26):
That's an interesting remedy.

Speaker 2 (57:27):
Let me know how it goes, all right, doctor Glyndon,
anything else you'd like to say, anything you want to
go over before you head out.

Speaker 1 (57:35):
You want to show I'm good, all right, I think
we're good.

Speaker 2 (57:39):
So ifhelhealth dot Com is also listed underneath in the description,
when you go there, you'll see there's actually three ways
to get to doctor well, two ways to get to
doctor Glyndon sight. You can click this one right here
that we've been doing. There's the Eiffel Health beneath it,
this is the coupon code. But if you good on
my website right here and you click this, hey, look
at that, doctor Glidden. You can just click this icon

(58:00):
picture right here, or and before you do that, you
can highlight, copy and paste this so you'll get the
discount for the membership, and beneath that you'll see all
my as sauces. But this is where you'll find the
portal for doctor Glidd. And if you're wondering how to
get to the ninety es centrals from here, there's a
couple of different ways. One of them would be going

(58:22):
to the one that's a store where there's the picture
of it right there, there's his book, and there's Eifel Health.
You can just go ahead and click that and it'll
bring you to here already already, Well, doctor Glydd, and
thank you so much again for being here with us.
It's always a pleasure. I very much appreciate your time.

Speaker 1 (58:43):
And bring down Daniel, keep me in the loop and
godspeed damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead.

Speaker 2 (58:49):
Sure see you tomorrow next week, all.

Speaker 1 (58:51):
Right, I look forward to it.

Speaker 2 (58:52):
By let's see, I had some issues on my camera
earlier to I was trying to use a stream Yard
and you can see how this is nice and framed,
and I was half my head was cut off when
I was it's it's supposed to be working through the

(59:13):
obs so that it's controlling the microphone that the camera.
I'm sorry, and the way it's framed and tilted and everything.
Because I have this huge like forty two in screen
here you know, four K, and my because it's so
tall off the off the desk, I have to tilt
it a certain way so it doesn't look like you're

(59:33):
looking like straight down on my head or it's just
like you know. So for some reason it was framed
out completely wrong, like it was zoomed in way heavy
or something. I think that has something to do with
something that stream Yard is doing, because yesterday it also
said I didn't have a camera in. I was like,
I know, what are.

Speaker 1 (59:51):
You talking about?

Speaker 2 (59:53):
But everybody, thank you for showing up. I highly recommend
I don't just highly recommend it. This is what This
is How you get out of this well, all right,
the way you get out of this hell is this way.
And I'm not gonna sugarcoat this or say that it's
an any other way This is how you get out
of this hell if you can describe the water all
fucking day and drowning while we're describing it, or we

(01:00:15):
can get a life raft. I mean, this is how
you go for it. This is it. Something like this
will pop up when you get there, and when you
join a new membership subscription, it's going to give you
a place to put the coupon code. The coupon code
is this site's name, I mean this channel's name, and

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that's it right here, okay, and that's going to give
you the massive discount and go here instead of clicking underneath,
and you can just click here and the same thing happens.
You get right there all right, now, where was I
let me ax out a couple of these years? Kind
to get back here? I want to there we go

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so also you'll see there's yesure well for doctor Glyndon.
I'm sorry for doctor Monzo, and that's the code right
there for that one. Doctor Monzo's book is over on
this side, and when you click it, it's already in
the discount things already attached to it. Then you can
just go out and grow his book. We'll talk more
about that when we have doctor monso on again and

(01:01:22):
then beneath your we have just to remind everybody once again,
we have the spicy honey. A new batch came out.
It doesn't come out very often. This is one thing
that Rebecca makes. I make all the sauce she does,
the spicy honey. The spicy honey is absolutely freaking phenomenal, delicious,

(01:01:44):
very very popular. If you've got about fifty something bottles,
they will go fast. So it was fair warning. Only
I only made or she only poured six ounces six
ounce bottles, not the two, not the twelve. So when
you get to this, you just click that button in
the middle. Okay, the two into twelve are not stocked.

(01:02:04):
That this one is all right? Okay donkie Oh and
I put this up now too. So the one from
Johnny Scoville testing our hot sauces or taste testing them
is here instead of me taste testing his uh spicy peanuts.
I figured it's more appropriate to discuss the product that

(01:02:27):
I actually share here. So there you go. It's all good.
This is very very good, uh day so far. I
can't wait to get rocking and rolling on making me
somewhere hot sauce here so I can get this out
of off my chest. I always feel like stressed when
I have stuff to do and I'm like doing something
other than that stuff, Like I have to engage the problem,

(01:02:48):
you know, and are oh, may see what does Chrystalis
say you have any experience with electro hypersensitive people radiation sickness.
There might be something on his website, but that's a
question to ask him next week. There is definitely that phenomenon.

(01:03:09):
There's some people that are like in previous to a
lot of things, you would think that it wasn't affecting them.
I think I might be one of those people. It's
too dumb to feel it, you know, type of thing.
But I also know people that can like short out
a freaking vacuum cleaner if they touch it. It's like
there's that aspect to it. And then there's the people
who get sick around microwaves. You know that they're or

(01:03:31):
just being around anything. And now it's funny that you
even brought that question up, because I was about to
say something today to the effect that, you know, environmental factors,
notwithstanding the nutrition is the way to go, because if
you're living under power lines, all the essential nutrients that

(01:03:51):
you're taking may not be enough to overcome that stress
of the radiation. So it's funny that you would ask
that question. Or in the same I'm actually wearing blue
blockers right now. This is what those glasses are. So yeah,
we should we should discuss that a cryslsis. Maybe you
can contact come through, make a phone call or drop

(01:04:13):
this question and again next week. And also another time
to ask that question would be when we get doctor
Manzo on, So I would ask that I would ask
that question to both of them, either to get the
or separate. All right, great, see you check out the websites.

Speaker 1 (01:04:29):
Bye.
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