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BANNED TECH: The Tesla Secrets Rockefeller Crushed to Keep You Sick w/ Linda Olsen (Replay) · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Hullhouse. One of the great things about doing this show is that I get to talk to people in really cutting edge fields, especially as it relates to research or uncovering new topics or one of my favorite topics is just the human body and health and understanding what's been hidden from us and what's now emerging again. And so one of the areas I've always found fascinating is sound and frequency. And as you start digging into the older cultures and looking into how they heal people, how they understood, you know, wellness and medicine, sound and frequency was integral into their ways of understanding how the human body worked and how to align it back to health.
• 0:56
  But of course, that has no place in today's modern medical system. However, that's changing because people like my guest today, Linda Bammer Olsen, who is an entrepreneur that understands how sound can be used for healing are making waves in the market, and they're bringing back these technologies and creating new technologies to help us get our bodies back to where they should be, without pumping ourselves full of, you know, chemicals and pharmaceuticals and all the kind of stuff that they're telling us that we must be taking to heal ourselves. So please enjoy this interview. Linda, it's great to have you on the show. Thank you so much for
• 1:34
  Speaker 2: being here with us today.
• 1:36
  Speaker 3: Well, I really appreciate you asking it. It was like meant to be obviously.
• 1:41
  Speaker 1: It was. It was. It was, actually, was our my our mutual friend, Colton, over at FlyOver, said he he messaged me yesterday and said actually, he called me. You know, Seth, you gotta have this lady on. She's fantastic.
• 1:53
  She'll be a great guest. And then, you know, we we got connected, here we are. So it's, it's nice to be here. And I'm really looking forward to this discussion because on this show, I've somehow managed to have these amazing guests that come on and teach me about a lot of things that one of my favorite topics is just the human body and how the human body works and the ways that we can heal ourselves and the ways that we've been lied to, about how the body is is healed. And one of those areas that I think is very misunderstood and just not understood at all are the is the healing power of sound and frequency.
• 2:31
  And so I guess I'll let you just tell us your story and and how you got to where you are today, because I think I'm really looking forward to kind of delving into this and hearing about this. So I'll pass the mic to you.
• 2:44
  Speaker 3: Well, thank you very much again. And I used to be a teacher, but I do try to make it a little bit interesting. So we're going to have some fun with this hopefully. So I've really been interested in sound since I was in the womb evidently, because I was born completely deaf in one ear. And they actually didn't discover it until I was in the third grade.
• 3:08
  So I managed to maneuver through life and fool everybody, you know. And they said I used to come up and put my hands on people's, you know, and maybe look them right in the face. And I always sat in the front row just automatically. I learned some tricks because I could not hear. And then when I found out, I don't think it changed my life a lot.
• 3:29
  I was a little bit of a musician, played a saxophonist and things like that in high school. But when I went to college, I actually started playing the drums. And that seemed to be the sound that my body needed for some reason because I was fascinated by them. And I continued to play drums for about thirty five years in a band. Now, it wasn't every day, you know, or every weekend, but I played for thirty five years.
• 3:53
  And it wasn't until just, you know, the last fifteen years that I learned maybe the reason was because when we are in the mother's womb, it really sounds like a drum corps. Just think that's fascinating. So maybe I missed some of that sound because, you know, my hearing wasn't there. And maybe that's why I was so fascinated by it. So sound is the first thing that we have as, you know, in the womb.
• 4:19
  And it's usually the last thing that fades away when we pass away, obviously. So sound is with us and we just aren't really taking advantage of it. We don't think about it. It's just kind of taken for granted. But sound is all around us.
• 4:35
  And I just love to tell people about sound. So another thing that really, intrigued me, and started me on a journey of developing a new product, which you're going to talk about later, but, both my mother and sister were diagnosed with breast cancer about six months apart. And my doctors just told me to have a double mastectomy and forget about it. Now, I did have a history of a few lumps, but still that doesn't mean you have a double mastectomy, you know. And so as a teacher, I'm kind of looking at them and in my mind, I'm saying some really bad things.
• 5:10
  But I'm trying to look at them and say, Oh, I think I could think of something better, you know. So I started a business called Bras, and you can kind of see a little bit of behind me all the pink ideas. I have worked with women's breast health for the last sixteen years. Quit my teaching job, and I became an MD and studied natural ideas. And as I worked with thousands of women, it really just kind of got so overwhelming because we're not taught anything about our natural health and how to protect ourselves.
• 5:42
  And all we're taught is a pill, you know, take a pill, go get examined, take a pill. And so, were so many things that I could be teaching them that it became overwhelming. And so one day I just kind of threw up my hands seriously and I'm going, God, tell me what to do. And it was like he just shouted it down on me and said, no, it's frequencies, you know. So I started studying and there's a frequency for every single problem that women might have with their breast health.
• 6:12
  And that became unbelievable. There is a frequency for everything. So, I had been teaching women that they could have Epstein Barr, that they could have E. Coli, they could have, emotional problems that cause their breast health, their eight teeth, two up and two down on each side that drain down into their breasts and are so connected. Well, guess what?
• 6:32
  There's frequencies for every single one of those ideas. So we could simplify everything that they were having trouble with with a watch, you know, or or frequencies. So that that's a little bit of my story there. So don't mean to say too much, I guess.
• 6:50
  Speaker 1: No, no, no. So well, okay. So this is very fascinating because I know that sound actually, there's a so my wife is a musician, and, she put a lot of her time into studying the just basically what sound is actually, the the human vocal box and the the resonance and what happens when when when singing, and also how singing and and sound can be used as medicine. And so the the Chinese I think it's the Chinese character for medicine has the root character within it of music, and I'm pretty sure that it's it's that relationship. And so even though we it sounds like, you know, I would work well actually, when I first started covering light therapy, doing shows on red light, I remember thinking at first as I started learning about it, gosh, this seems so woo woo that you can use light to heal yourself.
• 7:39
  We're so used to using pills and balms and everything. But actually, light is very similar to to sound. It's a frequency, and it has profound healing effects on the human body. And the ancients have known that for a very long time. It's just that I think a lot of that ancient knowledge was hidden in the modern medical industrial system because they don't want us to have access to it because they want us to be taking a pill for everything or cutting something out if it gets bad.
• 8:05
  Right? Like cutting out thyroids and tonsils and wisdom teeth and breasts. It's just it's kind of it's pretty, you know, third world in a lot of ways. Right? In terms of how we approach medicine.
• 8:14
  Speaker 3: Okay. Exactly.
• 8:17
  Speaker 1: And there's a book that my wife had read, I think it's called Sacred Sounds. And it was going and you probably be very fascinated with it if you haven't read it. But it went into, like, the sound of language and sound of singing and how they could produce even the human voice, the resonance of a human voice could actually heal a body if they understood how to hit the right frequency. And so it's it's fascinating to me, but I guess in your kind of journey of learning this, how did you understand the connection between sound and healing? And how does that connection work?
• 8:54
  Speaker 3: Well, just kind of some research, just like you are talking about, you're understanding it more and more. I didn't understand it as a child, know, but I did find a study with two women. It was only, you know, a very small study, but a composer and scientist got two women to tone basically to a certain tone for three hours it seemed like a day for a month. Now they had breast cancer, but at the end of that time when they looked at them again one woman's breast cancer had completely disappeared and the other woman they went ahead and did surgery on her and they found nothing. So right there we know the power of sound and we've made fun of it.
• 9:38
  Know, there's been shaman and, you know, all kinds of humming and chanting and Tibetan bowls and all kinds of instruments for thousands of years. And today we, you know, it's not, it makes some of it is coming back in, but we have poo pooed the fact that sound could do anything. But to me, it's the basis of everything. We were both basically spoken into existence, and just the idea that, Genesis one:two, it says the Spirit of the Lord was hovering. And so, that's a vibration.
• 10:12
  That's a frequency. You can look all over the Bible for different ideas if that's of interest to you. One that really I talk about a lot sometimes is stones. Even the rocks cry out my name. They know the frequency of every single stone and everything has a frequency.
• 10:32
  So what have we done with it? As far as I could tell, we've just measured it. So I wanted to put it to use somehow. And so that's kind of how I got there. So I think maybe this might be a good time to show a couple of ideas and pictures if you'd like to do that.
• 10:47
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• 12:21
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• 12:39
  Speaker 3: Yes. So, I developed a watch, WaveWatch. We haven't really introduced that yet, we'll still be talking about it later. But I have been telling people for quite a while that this is the world's first frequency therapy watch. And then somebody sent me these photos and they said, Linda, are you sure?
• 13:03
  I don't know if you can see them close enough, but they've got something that looks exactly like a watch like this one on their wrist. Can you see it good enough?
• 13:12
  Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right. Yeah, you can see it in these you can see it in images. Then the bottom right one you can see like he's got a wristwatch on. He's holding a lion. He's got a great beard, and he's got a wristwatch.
• 13:23
  And you can see in all these they've got but it's not it's not a bracelet. They'd be easy to look at it and say, oh, it's a gold bracelet. No. There's there's a there's a face and a band on there.
• 13:33
  Speaker 3: So you can't say that it doesn't look really, really similar to this. So doesn't that make your head spin? What did our ancient cultures know that we haven't really caught on to? How did they use things? What did they do with them?
• 13:46
  And all of these ideas really disappeared, you know, but I think that they must have known a lot. So the next picture kind of shows another idea. So I'm going to kind of take you through some ideas that I think are fascinating. Now, this is a picture of sound. They actually know how to do that now.
• 14:06
  It's called somatics. That's us seeing sound. And we of know we can see a vibration that goes across like this, this sound. And we've all seen those pictures. But if you actually slice that vibration and look at it the other way on the end of it, you would see these ideas right here in this picture.
• 14:26
  So, I made it very light because what's happening as we speak, all of these sounds are going through the room. They're like a shadow behind us. They're really moving through. And they're just fascinating because every sound has a different look to it. Now you'll see in the next picture how I think ancient cultures could have used it.
• 14:49
  What about that idea? How many of you have seen ancient churches that have these windows in them? Is that not amazing? And you can look at fabrics, old fabrics that they seem to, a little bit more rugs I should say, this is obvious. You can see tiles where this look is obvious.
• 15:10
  And it just goes on and on how this look that we are saying looks just like sound has been used in ancient culture. So they've actually taken tools into churches and measured that the sound of the church resonates. Is that not fascinating?
• 15:29
  Speaker 1: It's incredible because I also I'm looking at the shape of the interior in the ceiling, and I and I wish I had the video to pull up. I might have it saved somewhere. But I remember I'd come across this before where there was someone that was talking about kind of old world technology. And have you ever heard of the whole kind of idea of the bells and how at one point they kind of decommissioned all the bells and got rid of all these bells because but why is it that the church has always had the bell? Right?
• 16:00
  Because those bells were tuned to certain frequencies, and that bell could actually be used for healing. And so in addition to, you know, I'm sure warding off evil and other other functions of sound, but I this this guy that I was watching, he was talking about how the interior of these churches were reflect the sound in a way that when you're sitting in the middle and you have a choir singing or whatever's happening, the or the the big pipe organs, right, and these are obviously a little more contemporary in in the old time, you know, kind of scheme of thousands of years, but how even the interior interior of these these old churches and cathedrals was made to reflect the sound so people could literally, by going to church, be healed. And it's like, it makes sense. Right? It's like, oh, they would they weren't just building these fancy buildings, they were building them as a place of healing, a place to get closer to God.
• 17:00
  And I actually, I had pulled this up, I did, I saved, I saved this video a few months ago, but I didn't didn't have a chance to play it yet, but I wanna play this quick video. This is a video this is this so okay. This this is a this guy put posted this. He said, the first time I heard something like this, I was 22 and just happened to walk into a cathedral while in France. They were only practicing, and it literally stopped me in my tracks.
• 17:26
  It was like heaven opened up. How did Catholics trade this for what sounds like bad seventies music? Well, that's a good question to ask. That's a whole different topic, but I wanna play this really quickly. It's two minutes long.
• 17:37
  And I asked anybody who's watching or listening to just close your eyes and listen to this. Because this if if there's something that would convince you of how powerful sound is, it's this right here. So I'll play this, and we can listen to this for the next two minutes. I mean, isn't that it's it's it's heavenly. I guess the best way to describe it.
• 19:59
  Speaker 3: It is. And I tend to think that they did use those churches for healing, because we haven't found any evidence of giant hospitals or anything we would call that places for people to go for other ideas like we have today. So they had some different ideas than us to use and to help people with. I think that's obvious if we just open our eyes. So it's very interesting.
• 20:27
  And then bells are another idea that is just great too. It's a tone. And so that's why I chose to, you know, we have that tone inside us. You know, if you put your hand up to your chest, I mean, you can feel that vibration, you know, how important it is, you know. So I chose to work with something that is the closest to us that we can get where today modern medicine has gone as far as they can get from that idea.
• 20:53
  And they are using petroleum and oil based products and plastics and how many things can I say they're using that are incorrect rather than something that was natural and God given to us? So it's very important that we get back to our basic roots and our basic ideas that we were given to heal us with. And acoustical sound is between twenty and twenty thousand, but there are higher and lower sounds. But we can access those very easy. But obviously anything that's within that range is something that we could possibly access to heal.
• 21:29
  So it's very, very important to get that basic idea of how it can work. So the next slide kind of illustrates that I believe.
• 21:38
  Speaker 1: Yes, let me pull that up here. So looking at this right here. So this is a
• 21:49
  Speaker 3: slide that came from Stanford Med, their research, and they are showing heart cells. Each one of these squares is a different heart cell and they've manipulated it with an acoustical sound. Each one of them is a different acoustical sound. So that shows how every, you know, all these different sounds going through your body can change it, can rebalance it, can, you know, move it around, can realign it, can do something with it. So when sound goes through our body, it's changing a lot of things.
• 22:23
  And here's an example of heart cells. Isn't that just like the windows? Again, you know, it's another view taken by Stanford net. So we are getting more and more towards that era of finding that things do make sense a little bit more. That make sense to you?
• 22:40
  Speaker 1: Oh, it's just incredible looking at those because A) it's amazing to think that they could change the shape and structure of these cells using sound, but what's also amazing is to look at how beautiful those patterns are. And it makes me think that there's just, there's so much that we don't see and understand and know about how this world works. Even the best sign I actually think the best scientists are often furthest away from the truth when it comes to this. Because you look at these patterns and it makes me think, gosh, if these are just how the cells align from hearing those sounds that they the the acoustics that they've used, what's happening all around us? But also, what happens when we're listening to sounds that are negative or destructive.
• 23:33
  Like, I'm I'm sure you're familiar with doctor Masuro Imoto who did the water crystal studies and played the different sounds and and kinda captured how they impacted the the shape of the the water crystals as they froze. And recently, I I took my girls to a, indoor water park, you know, because it's it's cold right now. And we've there's a water park, and we got a a family membership, and they love it because, you know, they're just little girls, and I love it too. Right? I get to swim and everything.
• 23:58
  And it's a beautiful park, but the problem is that they're playing this, like, modern r and b music. And I'm thinking, not only is it just kinda loud and and and distracting, but I'm thinking, gosh, how different would this be if, A, it was just quiet, but also if they played something beautiful, how would it affect the Because I could see, and you could, I could, you can just see or listen to the agenda. You can see that it's like with everything, they've taken the truth from us. They've hidden it, and they've given us poison and destructive things in disguise of, like, the best thing. If you look at the top 20 charts and the music, it's garbage.
• 24:36
  And and it's just it's it's machine. It's alien. It's these kinda pumping heavy bass beat and backbeat sounds that they they make you tense inside. And I think this is this has gotta be intentional. There's no way you know, maybe not that the person who runs the the place has that bad intention, but from the very high level of the people that control the music industry, they know this stuff, and they know what they're doing by feeding us this horrible these horrible sounds.
• 25:05
  Speaker 3: I think so. But I think that we can use, you know, sound for the good. And so, you know, it can be rebalanced a little bit, know, so they, you know, Amoto showed that, you know, when your thoughts change to positivity, or when somebody learns that they should, if they think negative all the time, their body is going to be negative and there's going to be problems. And then everybody needs to learn that music is very important in our life and our younger children who are listening more to this, we have the chance to share with them some different ideas. But so far, there has not ever been any evidence that this music is going to harm you.
• 25:49
  Maybe that's, you know, I don't want to do too rash of a word there. They aren't able to do that, you know, if it's in the acoustical sound of our voice. So, we all know that if we have a favorite song that we can turn it up on the radio, you know, as we're driving down the road, we're going to move to it and it's going to, you know, do something for us. But we can use music for the positive. Some of it is not as positive, but it doesn't mean that we still can't change, you know, turn the dial and learn something different or along with a different song.
• 26:20
  I don't know
• 26:20
  Speaker 1: how to
• 26:20
  Speaker 3: say that.
• 26:23
  Speaker 1: Want to pull something else up, just, just as another reference point for this. This is just a quick video that I think that also kind of shows what these images are showing. And this is, it's just a sound resonance experiment. So I haven't watched this before. It's I won't play the whole thing, but, they start with a quote that also I see that actually funny enough, this is one of your quotes that you have too, think on your website.
• 26:43
  If you wanna find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration. And so, turned down, so what this person did, as this video is continuing, is they have a, as you'll get to it here, there's a board that they're using, that they're playing music, they're playing frequencies into, And they put sand on it, so you can see right here. Okay, or yes, the guy's sprinkling some salt on there. Let's see if there's any useful audio here, if it's just yeah as the pitch of the tone increases that watch the patterns
• 27:36
  Speaker 3: And so the idea is out there. Sound can change ourselves, you know, and here's the visual of it. Is that not just lovely?
• 27:47
  Speaker 1: It also it's like, how could you be an atheist and look at this stuff and not think that there is a divine creator? That that it just it's amazing.
• 27:59
  Speaker 3: I can't quote exactly where I saw this, but they're saying, see, this almost proves that sound made our mountains and hills and valleys because this is a small version of sand shifting, you know? It makes sense.
• 28:15
  Speaker 1: It makes sense. Anyway, it goes on, and he's got you know, he goes through, a bunch of different patterns and shapes. And, but anyway, just, like, to me, it's that like, what we're watching here happen with the sand is it's the exact thing that we saw here, with the sound waves and the cells. It makes you think if sound can do that to sand, what can it do to our own bodies?
• 28:48
  Speaker 3: Right. And so, sound can be used so easily, you know, it's not going to cost you necessarily, you don't have to keep, you know, buying medications. And that's, I mean, I'm not trying to tell you to go off your medications. But I mean, you know, you don't have to buy something over and over again. And the theory behind this is that sound moves through our body very, very quickly.
• 29:11
  You know, just like a Moto said, you can change images from very negative to positive and see the difference in those. And that happens really quickly. So, it's very important to realize a few other ideas about sound.
• 29:26
  Speaker 1: Exactly. So, I'll let you continue. I'll stop interrupting you in your presentation.
• 29:30
  Speaker 3: No, I love that you're doing this. This is perfect.
• 29:33
  Speaker 1: Yeah, I was a kid in class that was always raising my hand.
• 29:39
  Speaker 3: So this goes on to the next thing that you introduced right away. So you just mentioned Tesla, and his quote, Well, this is what Tesla taught us that we're not realizing. He named something, he called it the Mortal Oscillation Rate, MOR for short, was him studying the stages of DNA. And this is Tesla. And he's saying that mortal oscillation rate is the frequency or the resonance that something will start to vibrate and self amplify an like resonance.
• 30:21
  This sounds kind of complicated, but it's so easy. It's the example of somebody singing a high note and breaking a crystal goblet. That's what he just described. We can use a frequency to destroy things. So in the next picture, look how we could have been using this for over a hundred years because Tesla told us this in the 1900s that time period.
• 30:48
  So here again is an example of that mortal oscillation rate. They just use a frequency which is eleven fifty Hertz, the sound of our voice basically, and they introduced it to a microbe which actually had that same frequency. And when those frequencies meet, they just kind of self amplify and you'll see that that pathogen basically disintegrated and fell apart. So how come we haven't been using that? Why wouldn't it be so much easier to introduce frequencies into our body to resonate and actually clean our body up or change something, realign, reshape, you know, whatever word you wanted to say.
• 31:28
  And we can see that it happens time and time again, that Stanford Med example. So, in the next slide, I've actually forgotten what I have on it, but this is, telling us so much more about why I developed something called the WaveWatch. And so if you're interested in the WaveWatch, it is a watch. It's not hooked up to any EMFs or Wi Fi or anything like that. And it has 1,100 frequency sets embedded into about 150 major ideas.
• 32:03
  So it has been a tool that has made me cry a lot because people have given us some amazing testimonies. So this is a tool again that is using all these ideas that we've already talked about. So it has a speaker on the back of it right on and that goes right to your wrist And this is using the idea that every cell has about 70 receptors. And when they feel a vibration like they would by wearing the watch, then those cells start to vibrate, the next cell vibrates, the next cell vibrates. And then that's just a chain reaction again that goes through your body faster than the speed of sound.
• 32:41
  So it is an amazing tool because we've been able to harness that and put that on your body without, you know, needing the use of, sitting there and, being hooked to a computer or some of our earlier tools were called Rife frequency generators. Have you heard about those?
• 33:00
  Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely. Matthew Rife, I think his son or grandson, I think, is still involved in his generators.
• 33:09
  Speaker 3: So these are larger tools. They cost a lot of money. Last 12/12 to to 18. $80,000 and some of them, you know, different designs, some of them you had to put your feet on a plate and hold some rods to even get the frequency, you know, so all kinds of different designs, but not really accessible to everybody to use unless you were really into that. So that's why I took the whole idea of the WaveWatch and it's basically like a rifle on your wrist, you know, with frequencies on it that again were measured over 100 ago.
• 33:45
  But the back on that story is that we were told by the powers that be, you've already kind of mentioned it, you know, that we shouldn't use these, you know, and they actually outlawed the use of frequencies for healing. So, at the turn of the century, around the 1900s, we had homeopathic hospitals and we had allopathic hospitals. Now, say, what does that mean? So, allopathic hospitals, what we have today. Okay, all into medicines.
• 34:17
  A homeopathic hospital is what I have behind me, wrong hand there. But see those bottles? Those are homeopathic medicine, basically.
• 34:28
  Speaker 1: Doctor. Oh, those are the little white balls, right? Well, these
• 34:33
  Speaker 3: are actually liquids. These are actually liquids. Okay, a little bit more like a motor, I guess is what you'd say, because these are in liquid form. That this is from Hahnemann in mid 1850s in Germany. And through lots of experimentation, they figured out that they could actually duplicate a frequency from making an herb, you know, they would take an herb and pick it, they knew that that frequency would actually work for healing something, but they diluted it.
• 35:05
  So they would make this mixture and then they take one drop out of it and put in 100 drops of water and then they'd shake it up. And then they take one drop out of that, throw the 99 drops away. They put it in 99 more drops of water and shake it up. And then they kept continuing to dilute it until sometimes it was, you know, 24,000 times weaker. It was very interesting.
• 35:29
  So that's what a homeopathic is. It is a frequency. The only thing that's left is the frequency from that original herb that they started out with. So that's I had
• 35:40
  Speaker 1: no idea. So that's what that's kind of the foundation of homeopathy is.
• 35:47
  Speaker 3: So isn't that interesting that they figured that out? And one thing that I think was fascinating is that they knew that the supplements or the homeopathy that they delivered on horseback. Think about how it got jiggled out. It worked a lot better than somebody who just picked it up in the office and it had all of that succussing is what they call it. So, that has been around for a while.
• 36:13
  And then in the 1900s, probably that might have been 1930, someone named Bach, Edward Bach, was trying to get the right the correct name, Doctor. Edward Bach actually had an intuitive ability and he could put his hand above a plant and kind of feel what emotion it helped with. Now up to his stage, the homeopathy had been for herbal, for physical, and his idea he could feel what plant to use for emotions. So he developed remedies that are called Bach remedies just for your emotions. Well today they're measured so now they're turned into a frequency that we can put on your wrist because they really worked phenomenally.
• 37:07
  So he did the same idea. He made a homeopathic using something specifically for emotions.
• 37:14
  Speaker 1: So those homeopathic medicines there, because I never knew much about homeopathy. I've, you know, like my wife took some during her pregnancy to help out with as she was kind of getting closer to, you know, kind of when she was doing everything. I knew so little about it, but it was just this little kind of, at that point, these little white balls. And so, am I understanding correctly that the foundation of that treatment, or homeopathy, is being able to measure the frequency of something existing, a plant that's growing, know exactly how that frequency, what ailment that frequency applies to, whether it's physical or emotional, right? And then kind of capturing that frequency through that method you talked about within the water and everything.
• 37:59
  So is frequency the foundation of homeopathic medicine?
• 38:04
  Speaker 3: Homeopathy. That definitely is.
• 38:06
  Speaker 1: I did not know So
• 38:09
  Speaker 3: we had homeopathic hospitals and then we had allopathic hospitals. Well, you know, there was quite a bit of work done and some things written and people turned away from homeopathy. There was a whole shift. And of course those hospitals shut down under, you know, bad circumstances and the allopathic hospitals that we know today survived. But again, there was some background, lots of bad information put out to people instead of the natural ideas that we could be using today.
• 38:40
  Continuing frequencies, were steered to pills. And medicine in a completely different way. So I keep saying we'd be one hundred years ahead if we had not made that abrupt turn and turned away from frequencies.
• 38:55
  Speaker 1: Gosh. I mean, I feel like we'd almost be two hundred years ahead. Right? Because if if we had instead of having the last hundred years of misinformation and lies, if we had the extra hundred years on top, you know, of of advancing. It's like imagine imagine where humanity would be right now.
• 39:13
  But the good thing, though, I know that you're you're I can see just your your countenance is you're a silver lining kind of person. There's always the the good side of things, but the good thing is that now people are learning this. So even though it disappeared from the textbooks, the medical schools a hundred, a hundred and twenty years ago, it's now coming back around and people are en masse. They're abandoning the medical industrial complex, they're seeking alternative ways of healing, whether through sound, through light, through, you know, parasite cleanses, through all kinds of things. And so it's amazing.
• 39:49
  I'll let you read through
• 39:51
  Speaker 3: One more I to share about that fun idea is that why do we have to take our medications over and over again? And sometimes they don't work for months. You know, they say be prepared, you know, at least two months before you'll feel any difference. Here's the answer. They knew that frequencies travel through your body quickly, faster than the speed of sound and make changes very quickly.
• 40:18
  When we take a medicine, it does go through our body, but it's a chemical frequency and it moves so slow through our body that our body burns it up and only 2% is absorbed by our body. So of course we have to take that pill over and over and over again before we see some good, but frequencies can act very, very quickly. So they didn't want that competition, you know, for people to be able to say, well, this doesn't work very quick and this works quickly. So they eliminated their competition lots of different ways.
• 40:55
  Speaker 1: Incredible. It was a Rockefeller's Carnegie's, you know, a lot happened early 1900s. Saw so much happen. So, but speaking of the organizations, I'll let you give your quick disclaimer, because I know that it's important for for legal reasons, right? Is that appropriate?
• 41:13
  Speaker 3: Yes. So, we're going to be talking about what I developed a little bit that kind of goes with all of these ideas that we've just covered. And so, call it the WaveWatch, and it's a low risk acoustical frequency product, And it's a general wellness product, and it's designed to support self care and overall wellness. It's not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent any disease or medical condition. I might give you some testimonies, but somebody else telling how they use the watch.
• 41:40
  And then the WeiWatch is not FDA approved or classified as a medical device. Basically, is using frequencies that are still considered experimental.
• 41:51
  Speaker 1: There we go. Get that out of the way. Of course, you have to say that. Yeah.
• 41:58
  Speaker 3: And I don't know what the next picture is.
• 42:01
  Speaker 1: So next we've got, we have the, it looks like an unboxing. Let me see.
• 42:07
  Speaker 3: Yeah, if you want to show that or is there anything we want to cover? It's a product that I developed.
• 42:14
  Speaker 2: And
• 42:21
  Speaker 3: Seth talked to flyover conservatives and they had used it and had some great changes and they were very, very excited about it. So, Seth has got to watch yet, but he will have something to share with us soon, I think.
• 42:34
  Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, I'll be getting one for sure. So, just a nice little kind of binder case for it. And there it is. And so, there's no Wi Fi, right? It's not going to be tied into it's not a smart device.
• 42:53
  It's not a wearable, right?
• 42:55
  Speaker 3: Yes. And I kick this in and say it doesn't measure or monitor anything. I think we're kind of going again, we're going the wrong direction. Why do we have to have everything monitored? Why do we have to know how many steps we take every day?
• 43:09
  And then the tool that's monitoring us is actually negative for our health. So, I have developed a tool that tries to fix 1,100 ideas. It doesn't monitor anything. It works to change your body. And so this is an idea of the little booklet that was included with it.
• 43:26
  And again, there are about 1,100 ideas within 146 categories, basically. So lots and lots of categories. And just to be silly again, but how I explain I've got 1,100 ideas in there is if you can kind of clue into self care. And the first one you'll see there says after party support. Now we're being vague here.
• 43:51
  Because we had to think of a word that would cover it all. But when you have a hangover, you know, people are laughing, hopefully, when you have a hangover, you immediately think, oh my gosh, headache, you know, dehydration, diarrhea, sometimes, you know, kidney support, liver support, inflammation, headache, if I hadn't already said that one. And so, what I've done is actually put a frequency for every one of those ideas into the after party support. And so, all you have to do is touch one button. Now, when I first started, I would have to say, hey, if you've got a hangover, play hangover, but then go to liver and then go to lymph nodes and then go to headache, that kind of thing.
• 44:33
  Now it's all been done for you. So that makes it much, much easier. So example would be with Breast Health. When I was actually developing this product, the prototype, there were a lot of women in my office because I worked with Breast Health and nine women had breast lumps go away in about thirty minutes. Now I know that's a big statement.
• 44:56
  I'm not saying it was breast cancer. I have those written testimonies. And what I'm saying is that I learned that if I combined lymph detox, inflammation, pain and trauma and frequencies for the particular type of, lump that it was and also kidney support and hormone supports that those lumps tended to go away very quickly. But if I just let them play a frequency that said cystic lump, it didn't go away. So when you made a combination of things, it went away very quickly.
• 45:36
  It seemed like so we're starting double blind studies on things. You know, there are so many things and everything has a frequency. So we are now starting studies on anxiety because that's been one of the major things, you know, emotions that it's helped with very quickly. Pain has been over the top amazing. And then the third study would be on sleep.
• 45:57
  So we started with those, but we could have a lot more studies going on because I also had about 30 people in my prototype in my office come in and they had kidney stones. And within thirty minutes when I did a variety of ideas, those kidney stones seem to have gone away. We did a urine sample, and it was full of flat. You know, one lady had, like, five rice sized granules in her urine in thirty minutes.
• 46:23
  Speaker 1: So so that so that's astounding because, you know, you made the point earlier in saying that typically, you go in and they say, you know, take this for the next, you know, thirty days, or, you know, take it twice a day for the next two weeks. You just mentioned two different instances where people had the effect of this within thirty minutes. And that's that's astounding, because we're all used to, you know, growing up, you know, whether it's a steroid treatment for poison ivy or something. It's like, take this for two weeks or for one month or for two months, and then you'll start seeing some side some, effects of it. But you mentioned, I think it was nine women that had their that had lumps in their breasts that seemingly went away within 30 minutes.
• 47:04
  And you had multiple people, even more people that had kidney stones that within 30 minutes, obviously you can't feel like
• 47:11
  Speaker 3: The pain was gone. Yeah. The pain was gone.
• 47:13
  Speaker 1: You can't like feel the difference and say, oh, there's no more stones in there. I don't feel the stones anymore, but you feel the pain go away. But then you're saying that they actually, they urinated out like the pieces of dissolved stones. Is that right?
• 47:25
  Speaker 3: Yes. Yeah. So I have testimonies, written testimonies on all of that. And then another one, I could keep telling stories all day, but a lady came to our booth and she had essential tremors. Okay, she's like this, she hadn't been able to hold water for over three and a half years.
• 47:42
  So, somebody put the wave watch on her at our booth, and we put it on inflammation, pain and trauma, or what we call wave relief, you know, relief from those ideas. And I am not exaggerating because I have this lady's testimony in a video. In three and a half and three minutes, her tremors were gone, that she'd had for three and a half years.
• 48:07
  Speaker 1: That's incredible.
• 48:08
  Speaker 3: So it just goes on and on. Another time I had a lady that came to my office and she couldn't move her neck. She's having neck problems. And I said, well, how long have you had this problem? And she said, well, thirty six years and ten days and two hours, you know, something like that.
• 48:23
  I'm going, what? She goes, yeah, it's when my daughter was born. I know the exact moment. Daughter was born. She was slum all these, you know, exact times.
• 48:32
  And so, I put the WaveWatch on her and we set it for upper joint support. And I turned around to grab my phone. And then I turned on the video. And then I just turned around to take a video of her. And she's going like this.
• 48:48
  And I said, I thought your neck was messed up. She goes, not anymore. So how long did it take me to grab my phone and put it on video? You know? So that's what they didn't want us to know.
• 49:00
  They didn't want us to know that frequencies can make a big change in your life very quickly. Now I'm not saying 100% for everything, but I'm saying it is enough for us to be aware and to harness those ideas. So that's what I've done. That's what I've tried to do. Now, I can share too many things.
• 49:18
  I cry a lot, because I have shared the fact that I'm deaf and I'm missing a part. And people know that. But somehow, seven people have been able to get my phone number from my customer support because it's so important. And they're able to tell me personally that they've taken off their hearing aids by wearing the WaveWatch. Really?
• 49:40
  Seven people. Yeah. I mean, you just can't even imagine some of the things. There's a frequency for everything.
• 49:49
  Speaker 1: Wow. So, you have any of the videos that we can look at? I know there's
• 49:54
  Speaker 3: Yes, I think there might be coming right up.
• 49:57
  Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah, let me see.
• 49:59
  Speaker 2: I had chronic back pain for my entire life. And then after my son was born, the joint pain migrated to my neck and my elbows and my hands and my feet, my knees, and everywhere else.
• 50:12
  Speaker 4: Wow.
• 50:13
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So pretty much all over. And I just wore this watch for about twenty minutes, and I feel better than I have in years, which
• 50:24
  Speaker 4: Oh, wow.
• 50:24
  Speaker 2: Is completely true. Like, I can feel
• 50:28
  Speaker 1: like I
• 50:28
  Speaker 2: can move better than I have in a very long time.
• 50:31
  Speaker 4: Wow. Thank you so
• 50:32
  Speaker 3: much. Yeah.
• 50:34
  Speaker 1: So so is that the woman that it was when her daughter was born?
• 50:40
  Speaker 3: No. This is a different
• 50:41
  Speaker 1: Oh, this different woman.
• 50:43
  Speaker 3: Yeah. So, you know, I think she said twenty years feels better than January twenty years or it took twenty minutes. Maybe that's what I missed. Okay. So, it took twenty minutes.
• 50:51
  And so, things happen very fast with Sam. And they don't want you to know that they want to be able to keep selling meds day after day, month after month. So they get us coming and going.
• 51:02
  Speaker 2: And here's this guy here.
• 51:04
  Speaker 4: Hello, I'm from Denmark. I just lost this weight watch. When I got it, I had some tooth I had to pull out and I had so much pain. And about two hours, it was gone. The pain was gone.
• 51:16
  This week, my fiancee also has some tooth to pull out. So she borrowed it, and it was gone, all the pain. And I'm just loving it because it was from heaven. My daughter has a lot of issues psychologically, but she tried the brain frequencies and it was all gone. She could just stand up and and walk.
• 51:44
  She has been in bed for two years, and she has a lot of people to help her to get her to to a bathroom and all the things. And after two sessions with a watch, she could stand up and we walked around one kilometer. She said, dad, I need a watch.
• 52:03
  Speaker 1: Incredible.
• 52:06
  Speaker 3: Don't you just wanna cry? This girl psychologically brain something. She couldn't even walk. She'd been in bed for two years. Cried.
• 52:17
  You know? So I see this every once in a while, I kind of get teary eyed again. So, frequencies can work for emotions, too. And for so many of our children who have problems, we do have, know, a lot of testimonies. But I'm not trying to say that it works for everything.
• 52:35
  I'm just trying to say you have to try and, you know, see where it gets with, you know, where it gets you.
• 52:40
  Speaker 1: Exactly. So, okay, so we got a few more slides here. I saw I'm gonna look at with you. So what is this showing us here?
• 52:51
  Speaker 3: So, this is where I tell people to start first thing when they get the watch. You know, people say, Well, what do I do? Now, unless you have an obvious ache or pain, you know, if your knees in trouble, you just hurt your knee, you might go to, you know, lower joint support first, lower joint support. But if not, this is what I suggest that you do is go for the frequencies that we've labeled kind of generically. But these are things that people do not know about in our society today.
• 53:21
  Again, they haven't been taught, you know, so they are feeling, you know, rough and they don't know why they'll go to doctor after doctor after doctor. And sometimes I have clients come into my office and yeah, I've been diagnosed with this after twenty six years. Okay. So, Lyme disease is a big one. But what I'm trying to say is we all need to be protecting from a variety of things that we're not educated on.
• 53:49
  So this folder here takes care of those ideas. The first one called wave relief is for inflammation and that's a big key word around now. Everybody knows there's inflammation in your body, so start with that one. Then the next one is Lyme wave for Lyme disease and there are many ideas, many co infections in Lyme disease and what they're not telling us is that every person who gets on an airplane could get off the airplane with Lyme disease if their body is not functioning correctly, if their immune support is down. Lyme disease is contagious.
• 54:29
  So, it's gone across the country, everybody has it. And that's another whole theory if you haven't heard that about how Lyme disease, you know, I don't know if you've talked to your listeners about it, but I actually had a lady in my office who was from Lyme, Connecticut, and every single person in her family, six members had Lyme disease. And there's three hundred some diseases connected with it. So, that's why you go from doctor to doctor to doctor because they're trying to figure out what you might really have. So protect yourself and play Lyme disease.
• 55:02
  Okay? That's just a given. When I'm on an airplane, I play Lyme disease. Sometimes I play colds and flu, you know, but play something. Another idea is parasites.
• 55:13
  They do not tell us about parasites and how dangerous they are. And that's because they don't really have that many medications for them, you know, so they literally know that there are millions of kinds of parasites. And I have a hard time figuring that out. It's like, wow, but I keep reading the numbers. And you know, one place in particular says, yeah, there's 6,000,000 kinds of parasites.
• 55:36
  Now, I used to say thousands, but many places again are saying a multitude millions of parasites, kinds of parasites. So, we have frequencies on the wave watch for parasites and you need to be playing that, okay? Because you can be, your knee could hurt and you could be in a wheelchair and it's just parasites that are attacking your knee. Seriously, they know that it's connected to EMS. They know it's connected to all of these different things.
• 56:02
  And yeah, we're never told about that. So there's something that you can do that circumvents some of the problems that you might have. Another one is called wave defense. And that actually is for frequencies that have to do with that big C word. So we know that Epstein Barr virus, the corona, or excuse me, the E.
• 56:21
  Coli, a whole bunch of different parasites can cause cancer. So that is a folder that I developed for that. And then the last one that I tell you to play is wave detox. And that's to detox all of this stuff that we're breathing that comes out of the air that we're eating that goes on and on and on. That's from our, you know, jabs, that kind of thing.
• 56:44
  So those are the best areas to play first, just to protect your health. So that's why I emphasize those.
• 56:50
  Speaker 1: Well, that makes perfect sense. Actually, think it was my wife was telling me back in Australia, there's a guy that she knew that was in a natural healing, and he had think, a rife machine of some sort that he was using. And there was a guy that had come in that was really sick, and he did this. And she said that you could literally see parasites crawling out from under his fingernails, coming out of the pores. Like, literally, you like, and and she she witnessed this, that you could see the parasites, like, almost like they're they're running from the body because of these frequencies.
• 57:24
  So this is this is the real deal. And so the so the watch itself, does it I'll pull up your your, your website, which is wavewatch.com, wavwatch.com. Does it make a vibrations. Yeah. Yes.
• 57:40
  Does it make a sound? Is it is it something that you you is kind of loud or?
• 57:45
  Speaker 3: No. It does make a sound, but when you put it on your wrist, it actually fades the sound out. And so the sound is being absorbed into your body. Okay. And so you can hear it if you want to, but after a while, you'll know your watch is working and playing and the body is absorbing the sound.
• 58:05
  You do want to make sure that you don't turn it off. It does need to vibrate to actually make a small sound before your body can feel it. So, that makes it a lot easier because some tools are like making loud noises. No, this one does make a sound, but your body is absorbing it and it does modify or modulate the sound when it goes into your cells.
• 58:25
  Speaker 1: Okay. And so walk us through the buying process. So the web and it's wavewatch.com. I'll make sure all this information is in the description. We do have a discount code Seth.
• 58:37
  That's my name s e t h. You'll get an additional discount.
• 58:40
  Speaker 3: So that is the newest watch, and, it's called the two point o 2.2. Excuse me. Whole family can share it. So just like the men men from Denmark that you heard talking about is his daughter and his girlfriend. So, three of them used one watch and shared it and all had amazing turnovers.
• 59:01
  Speaker 1: So, it's not something that you have to wear all day. You could just put it on for ten minutes here, ten minutes there. It's something that
• 59:08
  Speaker 3: usually about an hour. It's about an hour cycle.
• 59:10
  Speaker 1: So, can also one family can share it. This is something that you could just be sitting and reading a book. You know, my hour's up.
• 59:23
  Speaker 3: Exactly. And you can wear them all night long. So, a lot of people use them for the sleep frequencies. So, you know, I hate to use the word addicted, but people are addicted to the way they should know where, you know, twenty two hours a day. And some people have even bought two so that they don't have to stop wearing it when the other one is charging.
• 59:41
  Wow. So, it is really funny. And some people buy them for their pets. I haven't mentioned yet that your pets can use them. So, obviously, I have some extra watches since I'm the developer, but we have a special watch just for our dog and we set it on parasites.
• 59:58
  That's where you get all your parasites from is your animals, Exactly. You And I had a lady that just bought one for her cat, you know? So we do have extra wristbands, and you can just, you know, put an extra Velcro wristband on and it will go make a collar to fit around your animal really, really easy. Know?
• 1:00:17
  Speaker 1: Incredible.
• 1:00:18
  Speaker 3: And people give us testimonies about anxiety from their animals going away. And a couple of ladies have sent me pictures of their horses, you that have, I mean, you can't even imagine, you know, one horse couldn't chew for like eight or nine days, you know, his teeth were messed up. I have a picture of the wave watch being tucked underneath the saddle blanket. So, it touched the horse's skin. And gosh, the next day it could eat.
• 1:00:45
  Speaker 1: What a magical thing you've created and just, I guess, stumbled upon this lost technology. Wouldn't say it's lost, but it's so difficult and it's so inaccessible. I think you've done a great job. I can see that you're you know, you understand business and marketing, and you understand the the need for a product. You've created a very functional product, which is good because a lot of people like, I was looking at through some of your some of your, testimonials earlier, and, you know, people had, you know, even special needs children that were calming down.
• 1:01:19
  They had dental issues that were being fixed, like all kinds of things that they were, that they were being able to fix with this. So it's just it's incredible. And so well, thank you. Thank you for giving us your time. And do you have any final thoughts as we wrap up?
• 1:01:37
  Speaker 3: I have one more idea to share. I share this all the time. But my favorite story taught me something. A gentleman called and he said he bought the watch for his wife with Parkinson's. And then he cleared his throat and you could tell he was kind of embarrassed.
• 1:01:52
  He couldn't figure out what to say. And finally, he just blurted out and he said, and we sleep really close together. I'm just on the phone. Okay. And then he blurts out again.
• 1:02:04
  And I could feel her frequencies when she had the wave watch on. And I got up the next morning and my feet didn't hurt. I'm going, Oh, that's really neat. He goes, No, you don't understand. My feet have hurt for fifteen years.
• 1:02:19
  I've been on meds for fifteen years. So, he snuggled with his wife for two more weeks, and he got off his meds.
• 1:02:27
  Speaker 1: Incredible. So,
• 1:02:33
  Speaker 3: I didn't know how easy it was for the frequencies to pass from us to our animals, to your baby or grandchild, you know, if you're screaming. Seven people, no, 11 people have now sent me testimonies that they take it on a plane. And when there's some baby screaming on the plane, they just turn their watch up, set it on calming. And they're calming, they're saying, it calmed the baby down. I don't know.
• 1:02:59
  But when 11 people tell you that you think there's something to it, you know?
• 1:03:03
  Speaker 1: So
• 1:03:04
  Speaker 3: I did not know how easy it is to share the frequencies.
• 1:03:09
  Speaker 1: Wow. Well, this is what fun story. And I'm excited for this. I'm looking forward to getting one of these. So, and I see a lot of things.
• 1:03:19
  I'm not easily excited. So I thank you. You've done something amazing here. And I look forward to getting one and trying it out.
• 1:03:26
  Speaker 3: Thank you so much for having me today.
• 1:03:27
  Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you. It's been wonderful. I really appreciate you. And just thank you for your time and what you're doing. It's been great.