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Why Do Men Go Bald? — Jerm Warfare · UK Column Radio

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You were just saying to me that it is stupidly early on your
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side of the world. None.
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In the United States. It's stupid, Yeah, it's so
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stupid. It's so stupid and some states
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don't do it. So then you have to figure out
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like what everyone's time zones are.
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And yeah. And and they know that it makes
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people sick on when they move the clocks back or forward.
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People get really sick. More deaths happen after the
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time change. I was wondering that, OK, so you
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think that it's definitely a bad thing a health wise?
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I do yes. We shouldn't be messing around
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with the time zones and and and moving times backwards and the
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worst one for me is when you spring forward so you lose an
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hour. This is not as bad because
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normally this would be 7:00 AM. So I'm I'm wide awake.
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So I like to I'm just an observer.
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I grew up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere.
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So when we would go into the city, I would just stare at
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people observing them because I was so fascinated.
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I didn't get to see crowds of people.
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And so I think I have just this, you know, pinpoint observation
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skill. So I always look at why are men,
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specifically modern men, going bald?
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I look at Sikhs. I was in India and all the Sikhs
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never ever cut their hair and they have it, you know, swirled
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up in a turban. They don't usually wash it.
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So I think what's going on there?
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And then it hit me about circumcision and how that's
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antenna in the root chakra that comes from the crown.
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And when researching hair, hair is not just some lifeless
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leftover from our evolution as apes, which is what they tell
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you. Oh, it's to keep your head warm.
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No, it's not to keep our head warm.
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It's antenna. And they've proven this over and
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over in World War 2 and on government documents.
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Now the Snopes and all the Google is all over it saying
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it's it's fake. But I found the government
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documents that did the experiments with the Native
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trackers. So they in World War Two would
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go to reservations and they would go to the elders and say
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give me, give us your best trackers.
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So they would give them their young men that could track the
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best. They would go into boot camp,
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shave their heads, and they lost their ability to track.
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So then the Army caught on. They're like, OK, we're just
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going to do. We're going to put two trackers
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together. One we shave their head, the
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other one we leave. Long.
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Long hair could track, short hair could not until their hair
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grew back to the final length with the ends intact, which is
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the antenna. So what do little boys do,
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especially in this country and modern culture?
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They are circumcised as infants and they usually get their first
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haircut when they're young. Girls don't as as much.
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So you're cutting off the brand new hair with the antenna.
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So 2. Those two things can lead to
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male pattern baldness, and then we get into all of the chemicals
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men are infused with. And I, I'd never thought of it
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that way in terms of like hair being so important.
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But even if you think of the biblical story of I think it's
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Sam, is it Samson? Samson, Yeah.
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He loses. He what?
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He gets a haircut or something and he loses his strength.
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His was it his wife or girlfriend?
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I can't. I don't know the exact story but
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she cuts his hair so he loses. Sorry.
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Yeah, it is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, it is. Delilah arranged for his hair to
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be shaved while he slept, leading to the loss of his
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strength. Yes.
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And there's all sorts of stories.
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Genghis Khan, when he conquered China, had the women cut their
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bangs to cover the forehead, which is where we receive a lot
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of energy and activation for the pineal gland because the bone is
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very porous. So he covered that area, which
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is, I mean, if you look at the modern Hollywood and movie
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stars, everything they do is to remove strength from the hair.
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And the number one way to remove strength is washing it.
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So you're washing off the sebum, which is the coating which
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allows the electromagnetic forces to run through the body.
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Without it, you can't same, same on the inside.
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So your nerves, nerve endings and everything else is coated
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with myelination. So your your your argument about
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it being antenna because that obviously sounds, it sounds
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crazy when you say it like that, but basically it's the
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connection with nature. So it's our, I see it a direct
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extension of our nervous system, our nerve endings, our spinal
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column. Everything that's coming up
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through the spinal column now comes outside.
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So that's our ability to observe the world around us.
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And you, I mean, proprioception is coming through your antenna.
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Everything that is sort of The Sixth Sense that they call it
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goes through this wireless antenna that we have on the
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outside of our heads. And men, of course, cut their
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hair more than women, yes. But just sorry, I interrupted
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you, but just to feed into what you're saying, I was just
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thinking how you mentioned Hollywood and I was thinking of
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that. What's that movie called with
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all the blue aliens on another planet?
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The. Same as one, right?
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It's the Avatar. What's that avatar?
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And then, yeah. And they make those, they make
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those connections with the hair. That's exactly what it is.
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And so it's this this feedback. And of course we would have that
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as wild humans, but but everything that they tell us in
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modern world is to strip. So everyone is supposed to wash
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their hair, sometimes twice, to get that squeaky feeling when
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when you have this squeak, all of the sebum has been stripped
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from the hair, so all of the electromagnetic flow is gone.
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But don't women also use the same sort of products as as men,
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if not more so? And yet we don't see as much
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balding. You'll see more balding in women
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that use all of the the hair dyes they if they get it cut
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more. You will see the female pattern
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baldness. But women covered up more than
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men. So either women will wear wigs
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or hats or you'll never know that they're balding.
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But you're seeing it. You're seeing it more and more
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the more women have short haircuts and are doing the
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similar things that men are doing.
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OK, So you you dropped in circumcision, but you didn't
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really chat much about that, just just elaborate a bit on
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that. OK, So if and no one else has
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made this connection, so this is just what I have.
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Yeah, what I have observed, and if you look at the whole spinal
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column, the end, the roots are in the first chakra.
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So that's everything that goes into the coccyx and spread out.
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If you cut the roots of anything, eventually the part of
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that tree is going to start to die back.
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And that's what I had thought of.
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What if we're cutting off the roots of these little boys and
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then when the hair actually starts to grow, we cut off the
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tips of the antenna. So you're creating a perfect
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storm. And when we look at, just for
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example, the Sikhs, whether they live in this country or not
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doesn't matter. They still have long hair
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without the pattern baldness. Now we of course, we have to add
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in all of the electromagnetic radiation.
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So for we've cut the root from the male circumcision, which is
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exactly, you know, but the tip of the penis has the most some
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of the most nerve endings of anywhere on the body Cut that
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you're you're severing a big part of the root system.
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Now it comes up out and you're severing the end of the end of
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the antenna. So that is shown.
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Like if you cut the ends of your hair, you're cutting the antenna
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and it takes a while to grow back.
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Every person's hair is a certain length.
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Yes, but now it makes me wonder about the length of hair.
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I mean, does that matter? I think it matters because if if
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you're always cutting it, you're always cutting off the tips.
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So you're you're never allowing. Your hair has a certain length.
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It might be shoulder length, it might be down to your back.
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You would never know until you just let it all grow out and
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then once it hits its end it forms the antenna on the end of
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the hair. But now the reason why people
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cut or they they go for a a trim or whatever, it's because it
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starts splitting and it doesn't look very nice.
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So that's what they tell you. That's what they tell you.
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This is to avoid split ends. If you don't trim your hair,
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you'll get the split ends. You get the split ends because
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you're washing away the electromagnetic coating, the
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sebum. So if you, if you wore away the
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myelin inside the nervous system, you start getting
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tremors because the electricity cannot flow through something
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that doesn't have a fatty coating on it.
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Just like if I stripped away the plastic off the Romex wiring in
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my house, it's it's going to short circuit, it's going to
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frazzle and the my lights aren't going to turn on.
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Similar with the body. If I've interrupted the
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myelination on the outside, they call sebum.
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Same thing. The same thing.
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I don't have the electrical signal being able to pass
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through into the top of my nervous system.
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Well, I mean, that then feeds into what you're saying about
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the shampoos and and the conditioners and all the
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products that that that men and women use.
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But your articles more specifically about men.
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It's the third one was about men.
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I went the first. I have two other articles where
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I kind of go into what's happening.
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So it's a perfect setup if you want to make people slowly ill
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and cut them from their pineal gland and their intuition.
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So I strip everything away with soaps.
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I no longer have a coating on my scalp.
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Now any chemical and all those shampoos and conditioners have
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chemicals. I don't care how healthy they
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say it is. If it's a soap, it's stripping
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away the sebum and then all those chemicals can now go in
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direct. So what does that mean then, for
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washing your hair? I don't wash my hair.
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I haven't washed my hair in a good two years.
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I use baking soda and I'll use a vinegar rinse.
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For two years now, your hair looks pretty good.
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And I, I mean this, I haven't, and I haven't done the baking
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soda in, well, let's see, maybe 10 days.
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So I'll I'll do it every 10 days to two weeks.
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It does make sense that that all the shampoos, conditioners are
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not actually that good for you because it goes beyond hair and
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goes into your skin also. It goes into your skin.
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And So what they're what they're after and what I what I teach in
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my 11 week course is you can't strip away your body's defence
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systems and you're you're sebum on your skin and on your hair
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works as a one way valve. So if it's intact, it's not
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going to be absorbing in the chemicals that were infused with
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every day through the tap water, through everything else.
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If you're taking a hot shower and you're scrubbing your skin
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and you're using soap, you're going to be stripping the sebum
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layer off your skin. So whatever's in that tap water
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and I don't care if you have a little lasagna philtre on your
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shower, it's not taking out anything.
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Maybe maybe a tiny amount of chlorine or maybe a tiny amount
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of this, but it's not taking out all of the drugs people are
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taking that's going into the water.
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It's not taking out the small particles.
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So if you've stripped away that, now it's going directly into the
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skin. You, you're talking about hair
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on your head, but I, I suppose it obviously connects to, you
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know, my beard and that sort of thing.
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Right. So for men to the beard is their
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strength. You have the antenna on the
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beard. You have that, that sixth sense.
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I mean, Native Americans didn't really have big, thick beards.
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But in the article I mentioned, you know, the Vikings did.
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That was their source of strength and power, and they
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would never cut their beard. Women tend to prefer men with
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beards because it tends to promote masculinity also.
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And that that's that part of that connection.
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Yes. Does this apply?
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Does this apply to women shaving their legs?
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I know and I look into that and armpits yes and you know there's
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some women that have like a lot of hair on their arms.
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It's the same. It all has a purpose.
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It is little mini and. Design.
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But knowing all of this and doing the article, I still shave
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my legs. Women in Australia don't
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necessarily though. I do not want my wife with heavy
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legs. Yeah.
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And I felt like if I'm I'm not washing my hair and I'm not
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washing the sea bone off my skin, I can take a hit with not
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having hair on my legs. We can make a few concessions
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here and there. Yes, yes, we.
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Can and we can make some personal preferences.
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A lot of this, you argue, is part of like an agenda social
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engineering. It's by design.
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I think it is. I think when I look at what I
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call the playbook, everything they recommend for us to do
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diminishes our power. So my question a decade or so
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ago was, what am I capable of if I'm not poisoned in any way,
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including my mind is being poisoned and manipulated and
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brainwashed. And I never thought I'd be
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sitting here talking to you saying I don't wash my hair.
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I haven't washed my hair in two years, ever.
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I didn't want to be The Dirty hippie.
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I, you know. But I realised it's the
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manipulation from the time I was little.
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I remember commercials of the pretty sexy ladies washing their
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hair. Gee, your hair smells terrific.
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Like all of us wanted that. I begged my mom to get that
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shampoo so my hair would smell like the girl that I saw on TV.
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So I think, why was I so programmed to want to wash my
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hair? Well, because it's my power.
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It's my intuition. You can't convince me of all of
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these ridiculous things because I'm functioning in logic.
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When you when all your barriers are stripped away, you're very
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easy to programme, you're very easy to manipulate.
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I call it the human murmuration. It's like a a big flock of birds
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just flipping because of what we're seeing on these scrying
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mirrors telling us what to do. I was going to say look so I I
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haven't used any shampoo or conditioner or any hair products
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on my hair for a few years now. I just use my soap that I have
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just my standard old soap. And I understand that you,
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you're making the argument that even that is is toxic, but it
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was part of my thinking process from around 2020.
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So COVID, the whole COVID era, I think for many, many people kind
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of forced them to rethink what they thought they knew about
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everything. So I stopped using, I stopped
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using sunscreen for the most part.
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I don't wear sunglasses unless there's just too much play.
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And then I decided to give this no shampoo, no conditioner thing
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ago. And my hair is perfectly
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healthy. But what use?
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You made the suggestion of of a couple other things that you
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use. If not soap, what what?
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Just say them again. What?
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What was it that you use? So baking soda diluted in water
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and then you can just pour that over and rinse it out if it's
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feeling grimy. Or you can do the baking soda
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and then pour the vinegar over the baking soda and it'll kind
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of fizz up and it will really help to remove the the grime.
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But your hair doesn't have that squeak.
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So the sebum has remained. So that's what we're after.
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We're after cleaning the hair, looking good, smelling fresh,
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but not stripping away your defence mechanisms or the
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ability to read the surroundings.
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Yeah. And I mean, if you just think
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about it for more than 10 seconds, I mean, soap and all
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these products, they're all a relatively new addition to
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humanity. What?
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What were people doing for thousands of years?
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Right and and they were healthy for thousands of years.
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So we can look at their jaws and their teeth and everything else
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and look at wild animals. They're not succumbing to
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bacteria and germs and Poseids and everything else.
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It's it's us that are succumbing to these issues and why.
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Yeah, I mean more. No, you're right.
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I mean, more people I think than ever before use toothpaste and
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there are so many issues with teeth.
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Because it puts holes in your teeth.
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So you have the biofilm. And I see naturopaths and
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homoeopaths telling people to take a biocide to kill the
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biofilm. The biofilm is like your
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mycelium network that's under the soil that the trees and the
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bushes and the plants are communicating through.
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We have the biofilm in our mouth, we have it running
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through the body. So it's a bacterial network
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that's communicating about our body only to stay in
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homeostasis. It's not communicating to make a
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sick. So when you remove that, you're
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removing the teeth protective layer, you're stripping away the
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mucosal membrane. So year after year after year of
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doing that, you're going to get holes in your teeth.
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And what do they do? They take the radiation.
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And they take X rays right at your mouth and that's going to
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put cavities that's going to harm your roots.
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What do they tell you to do when you harm your your roots are
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sore, Put clove oil on it. Clove oil damages the roots.
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Yeah, or get a filling. Or get a root canal.
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Exactly. And what is that at the
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eggshell? So eventually the tooth is going
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to break. So you have a mouthful of false
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teeth. It's, it's, there's these fat
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cats are sitting around in the room and they're pissed if
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anyone over the age of 50 is walking around with their own
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joints, their own teeth, their own lenses in their eye.
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They, they want all of us to be as profitable inside the medical
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industrial complex as possible. And they know, cradle to grave,
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what we're worth. And I mean in your in your sub
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stack article you also point out fluoride and that's a big issue
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with water. Then people drink a lot of tap
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water which contains fluoride. Although like for example, in
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our house, all our water, everything taps, showers,
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everything is filtered, but the average household is not.
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Right. And even the philtres we have to
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look at. I get 5 gallon glass carboys.
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I go up to the mountain and I fill it from a spring.
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That is delicious water. That is living water.
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You can't, I can't replicate that ever.
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And I can't replicate it with a philtre and then putting some
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man made minerals that they tell you or what you need because I
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don't certainly don't think that's the case.
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And so you're not getting any of the, the hydration that you need
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from living water and your body has to compensate.
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So if you're drinking a lot of filtered water or anything else,
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who knows what it's actually filtered.
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We have these little sticks that tell you parts per billion.
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Well, that's just a big particulate.
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So I can, I can philtre out big particulates and tell you, look,
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it's healthy when could be absolutely the opposite.
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And I look around in my country, people are sick and they're
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very, very overweight, so something's got to give.
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Yes, and also of course we know that vaccines are no good and
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they contain all sorts of bad things, which you argue can also
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lead to balding. 100% so, and all of those are going into the
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wastewater systems of cities. So if you're drinking tap water,
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who knows what part of that vaccine is getting flushed out
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of those, you know, half the population into the wastewater
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and what are you drinking? All of the prescription drugs.
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But yes, any chemical is going to interrupt and interfere with
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the body's natural mechanism. So the amount of balding and
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that is a now it's a huge industry and once you have an
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industry worth billions, you're never going to see any
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information on how to protect the hair.
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You're only going to see info on minoxidil and Rogaine and all of
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these drugs that, you know, a lot of influencers are promoting
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because it's just a couple $1000 in the bank for them just to say
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here's a coupon for minoxidil or here's, you know, a hair
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regrowth treatment protocol. But those are black box warning
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drugs. So yeah, it might grow a few
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springs of hair, but when you stop using it because your
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kidney shut down, your hair goes back to being bald.
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Yeah, I mean, something I don't I'm I'm asking is not because I
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think you might know the answer, but it's just, it's a rhetorical
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question that I've thought about over the years.
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But, but why do we have, hey, why do we grow hair and, and
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often in very weird places? It does make sense that it
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serves one or multiple functions.
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You say that that it's primary function is to be antenna and
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then you would conclude that things like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
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and other wireless technology can interfere with that antenna.
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I would, I would say exactly that.
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And I wouldn't say we have to get freaked out about it.
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I see eagles building nests on Wi-Fi towers and herons building
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nests. But it's more of it's, it's an
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interference. And when we don't have our
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protective mechanism, so we don't have the fatty coating,
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then I think we're more prone to influence.
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And I think anyone can can do the experiment and has seen that
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just by thinking about something you get advertised to it on the
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computers. How are they doing that?
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Yes. And I think it's important to,
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to, to emphasise that if I, if I'm following you correctly, all
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of these are vectors towards hair loss, right?
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It doesn't mean that if you're circumcised you're going to lose
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your hair, but if you are circumcised and you use shampoo
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and you use conditioner and you shave your head and, and, and
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you're increasing, you're increasing that risk factor.
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Right and then you look at let's say firefighters in your area
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that have that use those big radios their their heads are
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fried. Look at them.
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They all look the same They all look like they had radiation
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sickness. That's and and they eat the late
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night take and bake pizzas and they drink the sodas and they
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drink the coffee and they so it's it's never a one thing.
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It's never a taproot, like, oh, you got circumcised and you got
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a haircut. When you're early, you're going
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to be bald. It's all of it combined.
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And the area that you go bald is what you'll get from, you know,
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your dad. That's that's where it will go
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bald, whether it's, you know, receding back this way or it's
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balled on the crown. So people will say, oh, it's
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just genetics. So I'm going to go bald because
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my dad went bald. It's no, that's that's just
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because you guys have the same pattern.
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A lot of these variables that are being included here are not
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good, and it's a better idea to try and remove them bit by bit.
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Subtract them from your life. Exactly.
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And and if you don't think any of this is valid, look at the
26:55
mainstream research will point out that pubic hair signals
27:02
pheromones. When you strip all the the pubic
27:05
hair, you're not signalling to a potential mate.
27:09
Well, you don't need pubic hair to send out pheromones.
27:14
Something else is happening. Something else is happening with
27:17
that antenna through signalling. What is it signalling?
27:25
I mean you're signalling that you're available that you're of
27:31
you're of what's how can I say this?
27:35
You're able to have a baby. So you're in what what would we
27:39
call that? There's a word than escaping me.
27:42
You're like you haven't hit menopause.
27:46
You're you're mature enough to be able to have a baby.
27:49
You're ovulating. You're.
27:55
Blank. I know the word you're looking
27:56
for. I was going blank.
27:57
This is all actually important, because it's not just about
28:03
losing hair. Right, that's that's the thing
28:07
where I think most people are like, oh, it's just it's a money
28:10
maker and you know, take some Rogaine, who cares?
28:13
We got to all die of something. But it's not that.
28:16
And when after I stopped washing my hair, I thought, this is
28:20
stupid. I just, it was an experiment.
28:23
I'm just going to wash my hair. I washed it and I kept bumping
28:28
into everything. Just silly things and, and, and
28:31
you know, near misses when I'm driving my truck around.
28:34
I'm thinking what is going on? And it what I think it was.
28:37
I had removed the coating. I had removed my proprioception.
28:41
Something else was going on. I had just removed my sense of
28:47
where my body was in space. So fear and anger are the number
28:54
one disruptors of homeostasis, worse than any chemical you
28:59
could consume. I would say even more than
29:02
alcohol and caffeine. Caffeine is the number one way
29:05
that you can inhibit hair growth because caffeine itself
29:11
stimulates adrenaline, cortisol, all of those cascade of
29:15
chemicals that are released and your body has to clean it all
29:17
up. So it inhibits fibrin, elastin,
29:20
collagen production. So, you know, not just the
29:25
chemicals that are causing hair loss, but then we have to also
29:28
look at what's inhibiting hair growth.
29:32
And I mean you can see the effects of stress.
29:35
So all of those chemicals are flooding in and why, why, why
29:38
would the hair be something that would respond if it's just dead,
29:43
lifeless, how could it go grey in a few days?
29:48
You know what it what is happening with an antenna.
29:52
So the body has to to pull in all resources.
29:55
You know, the the hypotheses are amazing to even to think like
30:03
what is going on and what is contributing that I have so much
30:07
energy in my hair that it could all of a sudden disappear in a
30:13
few days and and you see that. If I, if I look at, let's say
30:20
native Africans, Bushmen, whatever, people who are more
30:24
rural and I compare them to people who live in the in the
30:29
mega cities, it's very rare that you see rural old people bold.
30:35
Right. Men I'm talking about.
30:40
Exactly. And they haven't touched.
30:42
I guarantee you they haven't had routine haircuts.
30:46
They aren't exposed to the same poisons unless they go in and
30:49
poison the wells, which they, you know, love to do.
30:53
But if they haven't received the same poisons and the
30:56
electromagnetic frequencies that we have, I think that plays into
31:00
it quite a bit. And then you take in account all
31:03
the vitamins and supplements. I'm looking into iodine.
31:06
Iodine creates a radioactive isotope within the body when you
31:12
take iodine. So all of these things that
31:14
we're told to take for health and Wellness will do the
31:18
opposite. If you keep your one way valves
31:22
intact, you keep your sebum intact, you're not stripping
31:26
away your body's defence mechanism, You're not washing
31:29
your teeth with soap of any kind.
31:30
I don't care how healthy your toothpaste is, if it has a foam
31:33
and it's sudsing, it's soap and it's destroying your mouth.
31:38
If you don't destroy your mucosal layers inside the body,
31:41
no alcohol, no alcohol tinctures, you can weather any
31:46
storm. You could build a house on an
31:49
EMF tower and you'd be fine. It's when, I mean, maybe, maybe
31:53
not that extreme, but you can weather the chemical storms.
31:58
You could weather a, you know, occasional restaurant meal and
32:05
all of these things. If you have your biofilm, your
32:10
sebum, all of these fatty layers intact, that's your body's way
32:14
of staying safe from it's potential harms in the
32:17
environment. If you if you think, if you
32:19
think about brushing your teeth, I'm just wondering now, where
32:22
did it start? At some point somebody must have
32:25
thought, well, let's create a toothpaste.
32:28
And I kind of know the history. It wasn't very appealing.
32:33
It it was, it didn't have that fresh, that fresh kind of feel.
32:36
And then they decided as a marketing trick to make it foam
32:41
and, and, and get that peppermint kind of thing going.
32:44
But for thousands of years, what were people doing?
32:46
I mean, they didn't think about brushing their teeth.
32:47
They just wanted to get food out of there.
32:49
You know, they were stuck between the teeth or whatever
32:51
because they didn't need to because the the teeth were
32:53
healthy, right? That and that's where you have
32:56
to create these industries where you have lack or deficit.
33:01
Like you don't want to be that one person, that one human in
33:04
your tribe that has bad breath and everyone else has shiny
33:08
gleaming teeth. You've got to step in line to
33:13
protect the your connection to the tribe.
33:17
So that's how they get you this, this fear and lack that, you
33:21
know, if you don't brush your teeth, you're going to lose
33:23
them. No, but brushing your teeth
33:26
doesn't make your teeth white. I mean, animals have white teeth
33:30
forever more. All of the all, it's all the
33:32
stories. So they have to get into the
33:34
fear based limbic system of fear and lack.
33:38
And that's what they work on belief.
33:40
So you, you and I see in our observable reality all the wild
33:45
animals. I mean, I go out hiking every
33:46
single day and I'll find jaws and I will, I will try to break
33:51
those teeth with a rock and I can't.
33:54
But we eat a piece of corn and we break our teeth and shatter
33:57
it into a million pieces. Why?
33:59
Yes, yes, I've also wondered that.
34:01
Yeah, because we've eroded our protective mechanisms for
34:06
decades and they know it. So if, if we started using
34:09
toothpaste and, and three days later I broke a tooth, I'd
34:12
think, hey, wait a minute guys, you're not going to get me on
34:16
this one. But it's not until we get to the
34:19
dentist that year like you have. I just had a client that had 15
34:23
cavities in one dental visit, hadn't had any of the year
34:27
before. And I said, what was going on in
34:29
that year that gave you those 15 cavities?
34:33
It was his, his whole house. Philtres had phosphorus
34:37
phosphates. Now, I know that you've been to
34:40
the Kruger, the Kruger National Park.
34:42
You were telling me before you recorded.
34:44
It's one of my favourite places to to go to.
34:48
If you drive around that park and you look at just about any
34:53
animal and you look at their teeth, they, generally speaking,
34:57
the teeth are pretty healthy. Yeah, other than like a broken 1
35:01
here and there. But the point is, is that they
35:05
don't use toothpaste and they don't go to the dentist.
35:09
Exactly and they don't get radiation aimed at their now
35:13
vulnerable mouth with the idea of like we're going to find the
35:20
cavities. You put the cavities in there
35:22
like mammograms cause breast cancer.
35:24
Sorry they do. X rays cause cavities and damage
35:30
to the roots and I cannot find a dentist anywhere that will allow
35:37
me not to get X rays. They force you to get the X
35:40
rays. You can't get your teeth cleaned
35:42
unless they get X rays. So I I am now cleaning my teeth
35:46
myself. I don't recommend anyone does
35:48
that. This is not medical advice.
35:50
I'm just saying for me, I, I mean I call it I was mouth raped
35:54
by the dental industry. The and, and everything they
35:58
tell you that they're doing is to save your mouth.
36:00
No it isn't. It's to get you prepared to have
36:04
a mouthful of fake teeth. Yeah, with mercury in it.
36:08
Exactly. And the mercury and everything,
36:11
all the metals that go in your head help you connect your
36:14
become part of the the grid, the smart city.
36:19
Now you're linked up to it. Same with your LED lights and
36:22
everything else. The other thing, though, Robin,
36:25
is that nobody likes that morning dragon breath.
36:30
But I would say, and I would make a case for this when and,
36:35
and there's three things that I wanted when I want to say.
36:39
One, if you're in homeostasis, you don't have bad breath, you
36:44
don't have morning breath, you don't have a carpet on your
36:47
tongue that you need to scrape off.
36:49
And I, I would say scraping your tongue is one of the worst
36:53
things that you can do. So but if you do have odour in
36:57
your mouth, where is that coming from?
37:00
Have you been eroding your sensitive biofilm with a
37:05
biocide? Are you drinking alcohol?
37:06
Are you drinking? Are you taking tinctures which
37:09
are alcohol based? That will destroy the linings?
37:14
Are you taking any type of industrial waste solvent like
37:17
turpentine, DMSO? That will strip away your
37:22
natural mechanism. So then your bacteria, as we
37:26
know, is pleomorphic. You can't kill bacteria.
37:29
It'll just change shape until the environment changes.
37:33
Well, now you have a problem. Now you have odour because your
37:35
bacteria is out of balance. Now you'll have yeast growing
37:38
because your bacteria is out of balance.
37:40
And then you eat the chemical laden foods and now we have a
37:44
we're out of homeostasis. In other words, if you can go
37:49
back to as close as possible to how your default configuration
37:56
should be, yeah, then you won't find these things.
37:58
Like you. Your armpits won't stink either,
38:00
for example. Exactly.
38:02
And if they do, then you think, what was I consuming that's
38:07
creating the odour? Oh, this was what it was.
38:11
Stop doing that. You know, people go to start,
38:14
people that are supposedly awake and healthy go to Starbucks and
38:18
get coffee and bioengineered food.
38:22
Well, that bioengineered food is the same as as consuming a
38:26
chemical made in a lab because that's basically what it is.
38:29
Your body doesn't know what it is.
38:30
It has to excrete it as waste. So, you know, there's always a
38:36
reason that you have these odours.
38:37
There's always a reason that you're out of alignment.
38:40
Many, many things can lead to balding, hair loss, even bad
38:44
diet. I would say even brushing your
38:47
teeth with, with regular toothpaste, and I mean healthy
38:51
toothpaste like Hello and Beaver and I don't care if they put
38:53
charcoal in it doesn't make it healthy.
38:56
It's stripping away the the roots and every tooth is like a,
39:02
its own personal organ. And so when I make my own
39:05
toothpaste, my son had been using it.
39:07
Now it's been about for him three to four years, you know,
39:11
with going to his dad and using regular toothpaste here and
39:15
there. And he told me that he tried to
39:19
eat a bag of candy that he normally eats, and his teeth
39:23
wouldn't chew it. He had to spit it out.
39:27
He said, I think my teeth are now awake.
39:32
They're like communicating what's poison.
39:37
And I mean because they're alive anyway.
39:39
They're alive and each one has nerves that connect to different
39:42
parts of the body, each each tooth individually is connected
39:45
to different sections of the body and organs of the body and
39:50
communicating. They're communicating back and
39:52
forth and that's what we call homeostasis.
39:54
So you can't say the dentist knows about the mouth because it
39:58
doesn't know about the body. So it doesn't.
40:00
It doesn't know about anything. The neurosurgeon doesn't know
40:03
anything about the body or the brain because it's it only sees
40:07
it as a separate, compartmentalised approach to
40:10
the body. The body works in synergy and so
40:13
we will never know or understand how the body works ever, Period.
40:17
The end. Something that I learned in the
40:19
last few years, for example, is if you go to the gym or if you
40:22
doesn't mean if you go to the gym, if you, if you're doing
40:24
something, it's active, one joint is not doing all the work.
40:29
Your entire body is helping that joint do the work right?
40:33
And the muscle, et cetera, et cetera, everything's connected.
40:36
That's it. Yeah.
40:37
And, and you can even prove that to yourself.
40:39
You do like a, a back raise like feel every part of your body,
40:43
every part of your body is engaged, including your hair,
40:47
including the proprioception around you and monitoring other
40:51
people at the gym and feeling their energy and being around
40:54
men that have higher testosterone.
40:56
They've proven that men testosterone, testosterone
41:00
levels will raise. Everything is a fluid document.
41:03
But but they want to reduce testosterone in men.
41:08
Of course they do, because then and and look at why we have
41:12
wars. We send our best and brightest
41:14
men, 18 to die, to die to cull the herd and and the men that
41:21
are left, we're going to infuse the population with oestrogen
41:25
and oestrogen producing chemicals and.
41:28
We're going to tell them that they can be women and and and
41:31
confuse them and all sorts of other stuff.
41:33
And all sorts of other things. And they're toxic masculine and
41:37
we've beat them down so far that most men are afraid to even be a
41:43
man. So, OK, so then Robin, what is
41:45
the moral of the story here? To not interfere with the body,
41:50
because interfere means we enter into a state of fear, which is
41:55
where the corporations work. So they work on our belief.
42:00
The word lie is in the word belief.
42:03
So they can get us to believe toothpaste is good.
42:07
They can get us to believe washing all of the natural
42:10
mechanisms off our body is positive.
42:13
So that's once we stop believing anything they say, we start
42:17
turning back into, what do I think?
42:20
Does this make sense to me? Is this in alignment with what I
42:25
know to be true? Then this, the spell is broken.
42:30
You're not going to go to the medical industrial complex and
42:33
give them your blood for them to cast spells on.
42:36
You're going to stay in harmony with your body and you're going
42:38
to listen. It's like the Avatar where they
42:43
connect their antenna that you're going to listen to your
42:46
body signals and and act on those signals.
42:51
Just on a personal level though, do you prefer men with beards?
43:02
I've been programmed by Disney movies and Hollywood movies and
43:10
soap operas. So it's, it's a jump.
43:15
I do. I mean, I like visually looking
43:17
at them, but it's it's hard to because.
43:22
My wife, yeah, she moans if I've got too much hair on my face.
43:27
Yeah, She just doesn't, you know, doesn't want to kiss me or
43:30
anything like that because it's just uncomfortable.
43:33
So it's, it's that part of it, I think, you know, after a certain
43:37
face and the beards gets nice and soft when it's growing out.
43:41
Yeah. It's like razors.
43:42
It's difficult. And then then starts the cycle
43:46
again. So men with beards and they
43:48
start using beard oils and and beard conditioners etcetera.
43:52
Then it's nice. Then I've seen some really nice
43:56
beards. But those are chemicals though.
43:59
If you, no, I mean, if you just use beard oils that are, and I
44:04
have in my book, recipes. So you just infuse raw sesame
44:10
oil with frankincense, not buying essential oils, most of
44:13
those are synthetic, but infusing them with whatever you
44:17
want. Then you have like a nice
44:20
scented oil that you made yourself and you know exactly
44:22
where it came from. But yeah, you don't need
44:26
anything to soften it besides oil.
44:29
What were men doing thousands of years ago?
44:32
What were the Vikings doing 1000 years ago?
44:34
They must have been doing something.
44:35
Yeah. And and they were strong and
44:38
protective and, you know, in their full synergy.
44:42
And that's what I think what we're talking about this whole
44:44
time is how we have in the modern world been convinced to
44:50
disrupt our synergy so that we're not functioning as a
44:53
whole. We're functioning
44:54
compartmentalised. We're cut off from, you know,
44:58
half to 90% of our potential by stripping away everything that
45:04
keeps us in that synergy. Especially like you, like you
45:09
said, you don't wear sunglasses anymore.
45:11
You don't wear sunscreen because that's, that's a number one way
45:14
we energise our body, that's a number one way we keep our eyes
45:18
set without needing, you know, surgery.
45:22
But, well, I mean, the sunscreen thing.
45:25
I mean, I don't have any evidence to back up what I'm
45:28
saying, but I remember I had a conversation some years ago with
45:32
woman by the name of Stephanie Seneff, who is from MIT.
45:37
And, and she just in passing in, in the recording said no, she
45:41
stopped using sunscreen and stopped wearing sunglasses.
45:44
Because why do you assume the sun is your enemy?
45:48
And why are you putting chemicals on your skin so that
45:51
your body absorbs them? What are you doing?
45:54
And you don't think about that until you do.
45:58
Until you do, until you realise and and you know you're
46:01
radiating the chemicals on your skin.
46:04
So you look at women my age, they look decades older than
46:08
their husband. Why?
46:10
Because they've been putting makeup, which is chemicals on
46:13
their skin. Usually it contains a type of
46:15
sunscreen and they're radiating it every time they go outside
46:18
with the sun. But I, I think there's, there's
46:23
one other thing that we're missing is how much energy we
46:28
receive directly from the sun. I had eye problems.
46:32
I had to wear glasses when I was 26.
46:35
I couldn't see at night until I was wearing my glasses.
46:37
Then I started needing reading glasses and then I threw them
46:40
all away and I just started doing my sun gazing and, you
46:45
know, a few other eye exercises and 50, almost 57, my eyes are
46:49
fine. I don't need readers.
46:51
My eyes are clear. If they're they get tired, I'll
46:55
stare directly at the sun for a few seconds, including the
46:58
middle of the day. And it I call it, it takes away
47:01
the clouds. Not, not recommending that, not
47:04
recommending that. It's not medical advice, but I
47:09
mean the proof is in the pudding.
47:11
You wear your glasses less often now.
47:14
I don't wear them at all. I have perfect vision and I
47:19
don't the number one, the OK, I'll say two things that I think
47:23
were the most beneficial. One, I started doing things in
47:28
the dark, just, you know, my regular activities, but doing it
47:33
in the dark. And I stopped wearing sunglasses
47:39
and I was wearing sunglasses 24/7, like anytime I'd go
47:42
outside because my eyes are a lighter green.
47:44
And so anytime I'd hit the sun and it was like, I can't wear
47:48
them. And I read like, oh, because you
47:49
have light coloured eyes, you need to wear sun protection.
47:53
It was the opposite. This is nothing to do with what
47:58
we're talking about, but while you were talking about doing
48:01
things in the dark, since since having a child I've been going,
48:05
we've been going to bed earlier and waking up earlier.
48:09
I feel so much better. That's why I say, no matter
48:13
what, look to Mother Nature as the blueprint.
48:17
You don't, you don't see, you know, animals that aren't
48:20
nocturnal staying up all night or staying up late staring at
48:23
screens. And we have the incandescent
48:26
bulbs and we have the LED bulbs and we have all of that, you
48:29
know, so it's amazing. We have our eyesight.
48:32
It's it's a miracle how healthy we actually are despite the
48:37
onslaughts. How can my audience follow your
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work? Your sub stack I suppose.
48:42
Yeah, head over to Sub Stack where I'm starting a shadow band
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So that's the best way to preserve it because it will
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