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Can you heal while you sleep? · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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I'm Stephanie Coxson.
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And I'm Kathy Anderson Martin.
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And we are two women influencing real life.
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So let's twirl.
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Kathy, you know, as we advance in technology and everything else, I see really cool things coming on the market.
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You know, we've been talking data centers, we've been talking um education, we've talked about cell phones and education.
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We have just a host of issues that really disrupt our lives.
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And we are seeing, and we've talked about there being health consequences from all the EMFs.
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Um they've been very disturbing, these most recent conversations.
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They absolutely have.
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And so when I find something that I think is absolutely phenomenal, I think it's worth having a conversation and learning about it.
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And I know you you're gonna be super skeptical.
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I'm skeptical about everything.
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You ever you always end up coming down the path with me?
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And so I'm super excited to see where this goes, where this goes.
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So we'll see.
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I'm Stephanie Coxson.
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And I'm Kathy Anderson Martin.
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And we are two women inspiring real life.
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So let's twirl.
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You know, I am bringing on a surprise guest for you today, Kathy.
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I know, and I was I was like, what?
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I I know.
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Well, and here's the thing we are all impacted by EMFs, and we hear about Can you explain that before we go on?
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Can you explain that?
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So electric their electrical magnetic fields, right?
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You have like slow waves, you have fast wave, you have meeting waves, kind of like your microwave, how it cooks your food.
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And these waves impact our bodies, and not always in a good way, and then sometimes in a good way, depending on what what kind of wave they are.
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And so I think there are there's a ton of products on the market, but this particular one really stood out to me.
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And I'll kind of get into the story of why that is.
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But what's even more fascinating is that Tammy is you you were an elementary school teacher, right, Tammy?
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Yeah.
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Like tell me your background, because this is what I find amazing about the the United States of America.
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It's like you could be anything and like just totally changed the world.
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So tell me a little bit about your background.
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Yes.
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Um, so um I graduated um when I graduated from college, I had an elementary ed degree, and I taught for about three years, uh second grade teacher, and then um stayed home for several years with our children.
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Um, went back to teaching then when they were um middle school, high school.
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So I taught first grade for many years.
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I was a reading coach, um, had a chance to work some with a special needs children.
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So kind of got, you know, got acquainted with a lot of those sweet children and felt like I really bonded with a lot of them.
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So um, and then kind of in the midst of all that, I really wanted to learn more about natural health.
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I had been um, you know, studying organic food and that kind of thing, and had joined a co-op and was really um, you know, having fun making more healthier foods for my family.
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And so I went um one summer I went to school.
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We lived in Indiana at the time, and I went to Trinity Natural School of Health for one summer to get my C and HP, certified natural health professional certificate.
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And um, so that's that's kind of the background.
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That's been about 10 years ago when I started studying more natural health and really enjoying that.
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So, how do you go?
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So, and I'll just I'll just tell people.
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So I I don't know how you go from that to creating I mean, I just so let me uh let me just tell the story.
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I am at a trade, like uh not a trade show, but a conference, and I see you wrapping people in blankets, and I'm like, oh goodness gracious, what on earth is going on here?
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Did you just say wrapping people in blankets?
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Yeah, you heard me correctly.
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Okay, I'm just wanting to make sure.
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And in my thought, I'm like, okay, it's another EMF blanket.
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That's awesome, but you don't really feel an EMF blanket.
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So why on earth is she wrapping people in blankets?
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And she invites me over to sit down, and so I do, and I wrap myself in a blanket, and uh, quite honestly, I feel like an idiot wrapped up in a blanket in the middle of the show for everyone to see.
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But I noticed Was your head covered?
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My head was not covered.
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Okay.
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Just trying to get the mental picture.
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I know.
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You're I know.
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I know everyone should have this mentality.
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But what I noticed was literally my like inflammation, my body, I could feel it lowering.
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Like it was the most bizarre sensation.
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I thought to myself, what is happening here?
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And it's just so unusual.
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So it's it's so much more.
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And the tech that's coming out in a number of different ways, but like tell me, Tammy, how because Kathy, I am gonna wrap you in this blanket.
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Like I'm just telling you right now.
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I everything you just said there right now, you just said I felt the inflammation in my body going down.
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I don't know the how I feel the inflammation in my body, Stephanie.
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Oh, we're gonna figure it out.
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We're gonna figure it out.
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I first let like Tammy, you've got to tell us this magical thing that happens in this blanket because this doesn't just block EMFs.
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Now, what is the blanket called?
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I'm sorry.
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It's called the wellness blanket.
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Sorry, I just totally jumped ship.
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I'm so excited, I just had to jump ship there, but go ahead.
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The wellness blanket.
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Yes.
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So um I came to learn about this about 10 years ago.
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I had just taken the coursework at Trinity, and I met um my natural path doctor, Dr.
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Elena, and went to see her as a patient.
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And at the end of the session, she wraps me in this blanket, and I felt kind of like what you did.
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And I thought, I have to have this at home.
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I have to have this for my family, for my people.
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I'm gonna incorporate this into my life.
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So um, we did some studying to figure out where it was coming from.
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So the background on the blanket, back in the 1960s, this is a Russian invention when the cosmonauts are in their spacesuits and the doctors are checking their vitals and organs.
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They realize the longer they're in the space suit, the healthier they are.
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And it didn't make sense to them.
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So they asked the scientists to take apart the space suit till they could figure out what was going on.
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When they did, they found that the whole suit was lined with palladium, the precious metal palladium.
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And upon discovery a little bit more, what was happening was that because they were completely engulfed in that spacesuit, or like we are in the blanket, it's like it works kind of like a gentle infrared sauna, or like in simpler terms, like a mirror effect.
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So your good strong energies are bouncing back on yourself.
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So it's like your body's it's like a reflection.
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Your body's actually healing itself, and everybody kind of has you know a different experience.
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Your body's actually healing itself.
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And everybody kind of has, you know, a different experience.
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Yours was, you know, it was yours.
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Yours was, you know, it was yours.
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I don't people will say, well, what am I supposed to feel like?
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I don't people will say, Well, what am I supposed to feel like?
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I don't tell anybody because we all have something different.
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I don't tell anybody because we all have something different.
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Some people will have kind of a tingling, like if they've got, you know, they've got a hip that hurts or they've got an ankle or knee or something like that, they might feel some tingling, but that's because the good energies are bouncing back and the pH is balancing and the body is starting to heal it.
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Some people will have kind of a tingling, like if they've got, you know, they've got a hip that hurts or they've got an ankle or knee or something like that, they might feel some tingling, but that's because the good energies are bouncing back and the pH is balancing and the body is starting to heal itself.
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So that's kind of where it started for me about 10 years ago.
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Um, and then about a year and a half ago, um, I met Dr.
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Sherry Tenpenny at an event and uh wrapped her in the blanket.
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We talked for 10 or 15 minutes while I wrapped her up.
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Tammy, can you just excuse me?
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Can you share um Dr.
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Tenpenny's background a little bit?
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Um Dr.
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Tenpenny, um, she's out of Cleveland, Ohio.
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She's known as the anti-vax doc.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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And so when you hear her speak, um, I actually heard her this weekend.
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We were down in Texas at a um an event, and she always shares um, you know, with the people there about vaccines and what they do to us.
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She's a medical doctor, very outspoken during COVID.
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Yes, I think where more people heard her.
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I know I heard her name for the first time, and she'll actually be um Stephanie.
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When we were in Nashville with America Out Loud, she's one of the speakers.
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So that's gonna be very exciting.
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Yes.
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Yes, yes.
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I'm looking at that one too.
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I'm hoping to be there.
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So thank you.
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Yeah, go ahead.
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Um, so when I met her a year and a half ago, wrapped her for 10 or 15 minutes, and then she took off to do a podcast.
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She comes back an hour and a half later.
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She said, You know, when you wrapped me an hour and a half ago, and I told you how I'd had a hip pain for a year, she said, I don't have it anymore.
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And I was like, Well, so that's that's part of when you're wrapped in the blanket, it's taking the inflammation down, and it can be anything.
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When your pH balances, your body starts to heal itself the way God intended for our bodies, you know, to be.
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So um, so then that evening, this was a two-day event, she went back to her hotel room, and the next morning when I saw her, she said, I have not slept like that since I was a young woman.
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She said, My alarm went off for 45 minutes.
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I didn't hear it, and I was in this deep sleep, the REM sleep.
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She said, I didn't wake up, you know, during the night to go to the bathroom, nothing.
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And so that that kind of things kind of changed for me then because I had been a representative helping um a Russian gentleman getting the the wellness blankets out to the United States because he needed help with that.
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He didn't have anyone.
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But at that point, um, I had so many orders coming in from people that um that they couldn't keep up with me anymore.
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So that was really a blessing when Dr.
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Tenpenny joined my team as an affiliate because um I was now I'm able to make the blankets here in the United States.
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Um we're using 100% cotton, organic cotton, and um it's so it's a higher frequency.
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And um, and I forgot to mention um about five or six years ago when they rolled out 5G on us, that's when we noticed that people that you know, so many people haven't been able to sleep.
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And when you're wrapped in the blanket, so many people like Dr.
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Tenpenny can now sleep again because it works kind of like a shield and it helps, you know, to shield out like you're talking about like micro, you know, it's like we've all stepped into this microwave where we live in now.
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And you know, we can turn off our phones, we can turn off our Wi-Fi, we even turn the electricity off in our bedroom when we sleep.
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But the 5G still comes in through the windows and everywhere else, goes through the blood brain barrier and you know, destroys the cells.
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So if you can block that out or at least assist in that, blocking that out, the body can sleep, the cells can restore.
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And um, you know, for me, I go to sleep in about a minute and wake up with lots of energy, almost always before the alarm goes off, because if you're in a deep sleep, you don't need to sleep nearly as long.
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I I have been sleeping, I mean, I'm in good sleeper, but I I'm telling you, I do feel like I'm sleeping like a champ.
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Are you using this blanket?
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I am.
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I are you kidding after that experience, it was like that was my big purchase.
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I was like all in.
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I have never slept well since as a child.
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I mean, my mother will talk about walking me.
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I I can remember as a child walking around the house at night.
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So I fall asleep because I'm tired, uh, but I'm awake, and it's not unusual for me to be awake from two to four.
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You know, I get up every morning at 5:30.
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So I have never been a good sleeper.
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I was at college, I was the last one to go to bed.
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I was always took eight o'clock classes because I'd always be awake.
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So um that and I've tried everything, every single thing under the sun and stuff, including things you've given me, Stephanie.
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Yes.
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And um, nothing has ever worked very well.
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Yeah, we had slight improvement at times, but then it's half working.
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It's like your body fights it.
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I was taking Advil PM every night, and you told me that was terrible because it would eat my brain.
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So I did stop doing that.
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So I I that I intrigues me because so is that when P is that how people use the blanket just at night, or are they using it throughout the day?
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Or I'm thinking, you know, that commercial, what is that thing called, the snuggy, you know, sitting at at the soccer game with the little hooded blanket, um, or is it just kind of a night thing?
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No, it's it's really um for me.
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If I'm working at the computer for hours, I have a smaller blanket that I call the travel that I fly with, and I'll wrap that, you know, just around the torso, so I have my hands free, or if I'm sitting on the couch or something, I'll have the smaller blanket.
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But it it really is important for the body to rest deeply at night.
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So it's it is amazing.
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Um my husband and I, we have we have two blankets.
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So we ended up just putting one under the fitted sheet and then one over us in a cotton duvet.
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So that way we, you know, we're like sandwiched in between.
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But if your body can really rest and sleep deeply, you know, like you like you've said, it makes all the difference for your day.
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And so the other part of the story with Dr.
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Tenpenny that I think that you'll really understand, Kathy.
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Um, so she um she travels a lot and speaks a lot.
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And so she's told me every time I see her, she said, I take two suitcases, one for my standard size blanket and one for my clothing.
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And she said, this was about four months ago.
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She went, it was just like a one night where she was, you know, stay overnight, gonna speak and come back home.
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And she thought, I don't need to worry about taking, you know, the blanket with me just for one night.
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She called me the next week and she said, I'll never do that again.
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She got she got to her hotel that night.
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She got she got to her hotel that night.
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She couldn't go to sleep.
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She couldn't go to sleep.
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So she had this um some sort of a sleep uh app on her phone.
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So she had this um some sort of a sleep uh app on her phone.
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So she thought, well, I'm just gonna test my sleep tonight because I don't have the blanket and I kind of want to see, you know, like what it shows.
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So she thought, well, I'm just gonna test my sleep tonight because I don't have the blanket and I kind of want to see, you know, like what it shows.
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So she sent me the slide, and it literally goes up and down.
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So she sent me the slide, and it literally goes up and down, like she wakes up every hour, and then when it's time to get up, she's exhausted.
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Like she wakes up every hour, and then when it's time to get up, she's exhausted.
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And she said, and I had to go and speak, and I was just so tired.
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And she said, and I had to go and speak, and I was just so tired.
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Then the next night.
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Then the next night she's at home and she says, I'm gonna test my sleep again.
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So she did.
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So she sent me that slide as well.
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And this one is like across the bottom.
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She woke up one time all night, and it was like deep sleep, sleep talking.
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And she woke up that morning just you know, full of energy, felt great.
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And you know, so now she's like, you know, I will never do that again, even if it's just one night.
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I have to have my blanket.
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I see her at a lot of these different events, and she always has their blanket with her.
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You know, how did I know more about the palladium?
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I know it's used in um a lot of different industries, and it's reduced, it helps to reduce like toxic emissions and um, you know, I I think it it does a number of things to reduce toxins.
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Do you know how they ended up putting it in the space suits by chance?
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You know, um I don't know a lot about how it started in the spacesuits, but that was in the 1960s, and between the 60s and the 1990s in Russia, they did a lot of studying on the spacesuit and the palladium.
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They even went into as far as studying what Wilhelm Reich had done.
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And they kind of put all that in together.
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Um, and then in the 1990s, they put it into the blanket so that the general public in Russia could benefit from it.
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But what I understand um is that the uh the the middle layer of this blanket, it's like layers of energy reflecting materials, and they take that layer and they soak the palladium in water into that.
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So it's it's not actually the physical metal that's in the blanket because I I think that would be very uncomfortable.
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Um, but it's the frequency of the palladium.
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So the the palladium holds 900 times its volume in hydrogen.
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And so when you every um every four weeks, every month or so, you're gonna put the blanket out in the sun.
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There's a I call it the plain side and the pretty side, actually.
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I'm not sure if you can see it.
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I have it here with me, but there's the plain side of the blanket.
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We're just audio, so no one can see it.
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But I I would like to see this.
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I will explain it to people.
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Yeah, yeah.
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It looks like uh just a white sheet kind of.
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Right, right.
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So the plain side is what's gonna go next to the body and towards the sun to charge it.
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And then I this there's a very slight stripe on the other side, but that's I call that the pretty side, and it goes away from the body and away from the sun.
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So when you take the blanket out in the sun for like 30 minutes for, you know, just once a month, and you're gonna put the plain side facing the sun, the hydrogen from the sun um recharges the palladium because that's you know, the palladium is holding the hydrogen, and after so many weeks, it you know, it's still gonna work after four weeks, but to keep it at 100% charged, you want to go ahead and put it out in the sun every four weeks, just 30 minutes, and I'm very picky about my blanket, so I go outside, stay with it.
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I don't want a bird to poop on it or something like that.
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So um but yeah, so that that is really all that you have to do.
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And um, I keep mine, my blanket in a um cotton, 100% cotton organic cotton duvet cover, and then I take the cover off, wash it, and then put the blanket out in the sun.
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You want to keep the blanket dry.
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Um, you can dry clean it.
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It's just I just don't I haven't found a dry cleaner I trust, and you can't use wet solvent, so it would have to, you know, be totally dry cleaned.
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So you never wash it.
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No, no.
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So that's why you keep a nice, you know, the first one I got 10 years ago, it still works just great.
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I've kept a cover on it.
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So I looked up, I really haven't hadn't heard of palladium very much.
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So while you were speaking, it's a rare silvery white precious metal, atomic number 46.
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Um, and it is used also utilized in electronics, dentistry, and jewelry.
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Um, Russia and South Africa are the top producers of this um metal.
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Yes, so that's what it is, uh metal.
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Yes.
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Yeah, okay.
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It is, yeah.
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So when you soak that metal, you know, you've got the water and you're into that um middle layer that is in the blanket that you just all it's just gonna pull in that frequency, and that's what helps balance the pH so the body can heal.
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It helps to um to shield you from the EMFs, so you can sleep.
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Um, and you were talking about um having issues with sleep and the I mean that has been the biggest thing that I've noticed in probably the last six years, and I think a lot of it has to do with the EMFs, but but what I love about the blanket, it's not only shielding you from that, but while you're sleeping, your pH is balancing.
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I can go to bed, you know.
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I can work out in the garden, I get a little water on my knee.
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I can go to bed like that, and I wake up in the morning and it's gone, because it really pulls that inflammation out while you sleep because your pH is balancing, you know, most of us are acidic, and that's that's a cause, the root cause of so many things.
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But you know, I mean, I think of I had wrapped a woman um a few months ago with MS, and in five minutes she couldn't feel her pain.
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Well, that was huge for her, but it's it's actually the body and the reflecting of the body back on itself, and that's what's doing the work.
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But the but the palladium frequency is what's contributing to that.
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It's almost like homeopathics meets Dr.
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Jack Cruz.
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I don't know if you listened to him or you've heard of him, Kathy.
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I have but he's you know, always he's always about us kind of charging up with the sun, right?
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Like being near as a jaybird first thing in the morning, get those red light in as you're walking on the grass or the beach or wherever, you know, you're whatever you're supposed to do.
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Um I don't know if he bails you out of jail when you get arrested or not, but that's what he that's what he talks about.
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Yeah, but it's it's if it almost like it's a uh a marriage between those two concepts because you're trying to that blanket, but it's a homeopathic concept to hold on to those frequencies of something.
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So it's just it's just fascinating to me.
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Uh that that this is a thing.
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I just I I mean, I'll be honest, I was more on the Kathy side.
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I thought it was a hoax.
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You know, I just you know make oil salesman.
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Uh, but I will fully admit that I was wrong.
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But I will fully admit that I was wrong.
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I I guess I I boy, I don't know.
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I I guess I I boy, I don't know.
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I mean, it's just well, there's so many words in here, and I'm unlike Stephanie, and that's why I always when I say, Oh, explain that, explain that, you know, explain the information and um because I there's so much of it I don't understand.
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I mean, it's just well, there's so many words in here, and I'm unlike Stephanie, and that's why I always, when I say, Oh, explain that, explain that, you know, explain the information and because I there's so much of it I don't understand.
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I mean, I do start my day every morning at 5 30 walking.
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I mean, I do start my day every morning at 5 30 walking.
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So, and I do believe being outside as much as you can is a good thing uh for lots of good reasons, and we're inside so I'm
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So, and I do believe being outside as much as you can is a good thing for lots of good reasons, and we're inside so much that you walk around naked, Kathy.
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Do I walk around naked?
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You're supposed according to Dr.
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Jack Cruz, you're supposed to be walking around naked, getting all the time.
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I wonder those.
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No, no, I do not feel that that would be appropriate in my suburban neighborhood, Stephanie, but I do appreciate you giving that opportunity.
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That's what I used to use when my girls were little.
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I there's right and wrong, and then there are things that are inappropriate.
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So nudity is in and of itself not wrong, but it is inappropriate in the front yard.
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Just saying there are people out there advocating for it.
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Correct, correct.
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And they might need this blanket.
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They may they may need the blanket, yes.
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So it's just it's such a unique, yeah, such a unique concept uh for just another aspect of healing.
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And it it intrigues me that this was, you know, made tech, you know, the the tech for it is really back from the 60s, you're saying.
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I feel like all the good medical stuff and like tech stuff really started in like the 40s, the 50s, the 60s, and then something happened and it was all stolen.
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So do you feel like a lot of the good tech was kind of stolen for us for a period of time?
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Or is that just me, Tammy?
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Oh no, I agree with that.
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I I I actually studied it quite a bit of that when I was going to Trinity and just even back to the 30s.
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Things, you know, the way things used to be.
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Um a lot of things were stolen.
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Yes.
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And I'm starting to see more and more products come out that are utilizing that technology.
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And they just they seem to be amazing in in a lot of ways.
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I'm just I'm more and more impressed when I see people like you.
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Like I still don't understand how you like I I understand you're interested in natural health that you went and you just kind of dug into it.
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But how did you end up with this blanket?
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Like, how did you and then just decide, okay, I'm gonna bring this to market at a larger scale, or you know, how did that decision making process happen?
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Did you have a personal experience with it that was just so big that you couldn't walk away?
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Or I did.
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I did when I when I first the very first time it was wrapped with my, I was telling you about Dr.
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Elena.
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Um I went back six months later to see her again and was wrapped again in the blanket.
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And both times it was such a calm um, you know, it's like um, especially for people that have anxiety, but it's such a calm feeling.
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Some people will tell me it's like when you're wrapped in this blanket, it's like being back in your mother's womb.
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Mother's womb.
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It's just a safe feeling.
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It's just a safe feeling.
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If you have any kind of pain, um, at that same event that you were at with me, there was a woman that rapped, she didn't tell us about her pain until after she'd rapped maybe 15 minutes, maybe 20.
28:04
If you have any kind of pain, at that same event that you were at with me, there was a woman that rapped, she didn't tell us about her pain until after she'd wrapped maybe 15 minutes, maybe 20.
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And she stood up and she kind of started moving around, and she said, I had the worst sciatica pain down my side and you know, down the back of my leg, and it was gone.
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And she stood up and she kind of started moving around and she said, I had the worst sciatica pain down my side and you know, down the back of my leg, and it was gone.
28:25
So when I first discovered the blanket 10 years ago, and I was using
28:25
So when I first discovered the blanket 10 years ago, and I was using it with different people, um, my son-in-law had back pain, and after a short time, it was the pain was so you know decreased.
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And then my granddaughter, this is a this is a really fun story.
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She was 12 months old, and um she had not had any vaccines or anything, she'd never been sick.
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But my daughter, um she'd been a teacher and she'd taken that year off, so she took her back to school, kind of show her off to the teachers, and she picked up hand foot and mouth.
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So she, you know, she didn't feel well, she was crying, and my daughter called me and she's like, Mom, can you bring the blanket?
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And I said, sure.
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So I got to the house and we wrapped little Nora up, and I mean, it wasn't 30 seconds.
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She stopped crying.
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She was calm, and you know, you could just see it on her face, was just this relief.
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And um, so shortly after she goes to take a nap, and two hours later, you know, she gets up, and my daughter Faith goes up to get her to bring her downstairs.
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They have this like L-shaped couch.
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The blanket was still on the other end of the couch.
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We're sitting on the the other end of the L.
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So she brings her down and she doesn't walk yet, but she puts her down, she's crying.
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She toddles all the way around the couch till she gets over to where the blanket is on the other side, pulls it down on herself, and stops crying.
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And I, you know, so I had seen it do so many things with people that I knew it's something that you know I wanted from my friends and family.
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So when I talked with this Russian gentleman about my experience, that was when he said, I don't have anybody in the United States to help me to get this blanket out.
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Um, so that's that's kind of how it started.
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But I always wanted to make it in the United States, and I wanted to upgrade it to organic cotton instead of just cotton because I knew it would be a better frequency and even a better healing frequency.
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So that was kind of when I met Dr.
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Tenpenny and she started telling everybody about it.
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Then that worked out because the Russian gentleman couldn't keep up with me anymore with my orders.
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So I I'm able to source everything here in the United States, and I have um three people that sew for me.
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Um, so it's just my business, and um my goal is to meet people like yourself who understand what it's doing, and because I'm only one person, I can't get it out to everybody that needs it.
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So I'm always looking for great affiliates, Dr.
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Tenpenny, Dr.
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Lee Merritt is another affiliate.
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The first night she had the blanket, she said the buzzing was gone out of her head.
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So that was huge.
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Where do you make these?
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Um, Tammy.
31:07
Well, we actually I sourced them all over the United States, the the materials in the United States, but we actually make them in California.
31:13
Okay.
31:14
Yeah.
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And then do you ship them?
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Um, do people order them and you can go to the website, the wellness blanket.com.
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Are there different sizes you mentioned?
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Like you said, you had one on your lap, and then you have one on your yes.
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So we have six different sizes.
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The smallest one we've just added, I call the pet because your pets, once they get on your blanket, they won't get off of it because it's so calming for them.
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My daughter has a golden doodle, and if she gets up off the, you know, she's on the couch wrapped in her blanket, she gets up, she comes back, she sent me a picture last week.
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She's look, there's Katie right in the middle of the blanket.
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But it's so calming.
31:51
So we have the pet size.
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We um just started offering the crib size, and it fits right underneath the crib um fitted sheet.
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So it's exactly the size of the crib mattress.
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So when you bring the little baby home, or if you had that little one at home, there's a safe place out of the microwave for that baby to sleep.
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Now, how does that work?
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If we're wrapping ourselves, but theirs is just kind of like a sheet.
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What's the go ahead?
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One question for that before because you mentioned wrapping, but you had said, Tammy, like on your bed, you have one under the um fitted sheet or the flop fitted sheet, and then use the other one.
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So you could just have one under the fitted sheet, not just wrapped it.
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Okay.
32:32
Right.
32:33
When I got my first blanket, I got the standard size.
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So there's I'll give you the sizes, and then I'll kind of tell you how that works.
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But so there's the pet, the crib, the travel, which is the one I won't fly without, the standard, and then there's a queen and a king for you know, people to use them on their beds.
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I was gonna ask that, okay.
32:51
Yeah, yeah.
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So the standard is a 60 by 84, and if you lay that out completely on the top of a queen size bed, which is what we have, it's top uh exactly top to bottom, side to side.
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And then we pull, we put our fitted sheet over that.
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It's a cotton.
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The blanket does it, the frequency does really well in the blanket if you use all natural materials, cotton, linen.
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Um, some people have bamboo, that works fine too.
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So then we have that one under the fitted sheet, and then over us, we have the queen in a queen, like cotton duvet, and then so we are sandwiched.
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But but the very first blanket I got was a standard, and I'd lay it out on my bed, lay down on one side of it, and then pull the other side over me like a sleeping bag.
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So it that's really great.
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If you can sleep with it over and under you, either that way or you know, under the fitted sheet over you, that's a hundred percent um, you know, coverage and um as far as your pH balancing and helping to block EMFs and all that.
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That's the very best.
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But I have a lot of people who want to share a blanket with a spouse, and they're gonna start with one blanket.
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So if you put it under the fitted sheet, you want the plain side facing towards the body, and then you lay on top of it, it's still really effective.
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Um, you know, anywhere from 75 to 80 percent.
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Now, how is this different?
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And I've heard people mention these, I really don't understand them, but you'll hear people say, Oh, I got a grounding sheet.
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Mm-hmm.
34:21
Um, so what how is that different or is there a difference?
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Yes.
34:25
So the blanket is also grounding.
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I think I forgot to mention that.
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Um, you know, it's putting the body when you're wrapped, it's putting the body back into parasympathetic so your body can heal.
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Um, but a lot of people have already purchased grounding sheets.
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So my advice with that is to lay the wellness blanket on top of the grounding sheet so that your body is right next to the frequency um of the palladium.
34:52
Um, and and they do work fine together.
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If you don't have the grounding sheet, the blanket, the wellness blanket does ground, so you wouldn't have to go out and purchase that, but but they do work together.
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Wouldn't have to go out and purchase that, but but they do work together.
35:03
And the the wellness blanket also kind of along those lines, it enhances almost everything you put it with.
35:03
And the the wellness blanket also kind of along those lines, it enhances almost everything you put it with.
35:11
I have a natural health practitioner that uses the rife machine, and she'll put the rife machine on her patient's neck and then pull the blanket around them.
35:11
I have a natural health practitioner that uses the rife machine, and she'll put the rife machine on her patient's neck and then pull the blanket around them, and they've noticed that it's made a much bigger difference in their healing, putting the two together.
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And they've noticed that it's made a much bigger difference in their healing, putting the two together.
35:25
It also works well with PEMF mats.
35:25
It also works well with PEMF mats.
35:29
Um I
35:29
Um I have a gentleman here in I live near Nashville, Tennessee, and he uses the Therapy T H E R A P H I, and that's plasma.
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Um it's like plasma bulbs, head and foot.
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And so we found that when you put the blanket, you you you know, you lay the blanket down, the person lays on it, and then you wrap them and they've got plasma head and foot.
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That really enhances.
35:52
He's also got a Tesla coil underneath that really enhances the whole 40 minute session, the with the with the cells um, you know, with the mitochondria awakening.
36:04
Now you mentioned you have uh the three people that work with you that are sewers.
36:08
Do you make these by hand?
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Yes.
36:10
Okay.
36:11
Wow.
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Yes, we do.
36:12
Everyone is, and we can make special sizes, um, special orders.
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We um we ship them all over the world, and some people have different size beds, and they you know, they want something a little different.
36:23
That's not a problem at all.
36:25
Wow.
36:26
That's really it's really impressive.
36:30
I I just the number, I mean, I don't even go ahead, Kathy.
36:35
No, I you know how I am.
36:37
Um that and Tammy, I've made remarkable strides in my own health, and I'm a patient of um Stephanie's practice, she owns a natural health practice, and um I should say I'm a patient, I'm not there very often because I don't really have any issues, but I do have taken your advice, and I am I I've shared with people I had COVID in 2021.
37:00
Stephanie and I ironically had it at the same time following a medical freedom rally, but that's okay.
37:06
Um but um I have not even had a cold since, and I tell Stephanie all the time, and I've said that on this show numerous times, Stephanie, that um the stuff that she's even talked about, I would have poo-pooed or made fun of a few years ago.
37:23
And um it it's hard to do that when you simply feel better and aren't sick.
37:30
So, you know, and so that's that's been my uh experience with things and some things that you know when I had um oh vertigo, Stephanie, and you put what was that ozone in my ears.
37:41
Yeah, and it went away.
37:43
Yeah, and I've I hear people that deal with that for weeks and months and problems, and you know, I came in for one, two treatments at the most.
37:50
So I say that as someone who's skeptical, you just have to try it.
37:54
I mean, and see what works for you.
37:56
Right.
37:57
Um, and along the lines of vertigo, um, Dr.
38:00
Jana Schmidt, I had met her a few years ago at one of these freedom rallies, and um she lives in uh Florida, she and her son were out taking a walk, and all of a sudden, Vertigo hit her, and he had to help her get back to the house.
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She had the wellness blankets.
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He wrapped her in the wellness blanket and the vertigo went away.
38:20
And I'd say she was walking again and saw a neighbor, and the neighbor was still having problems.
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She said, I started with vertigo, and she said, when did you start with it?
38:29
She said, yesterday.
38:31
And so they got to looking into the matter, and there was a military base right nearby, and they had turned on some kind of a 5G device, and so many people were getting vertigo, but she took the woman home with her, wrapped her in the wellness blanket, and she was fine as well.
38:47
So that that's kind of um that's kind of what started.
38:51
She was sharing with Dr.
38:52
Merritt about the whole thing, and she said, okay, I've got to try this.
38:56
And so that's kind of how that began.
38:58
I do think that a lot of our health issues are related to radiation exposure that is happening to us.
39:08
And I it and it's not that it's high dose, it's that it's constant anymore.
39:12
We can't really escape it.
39:14
But when you look at you know, the number of people having outside stomach and diarrhea, dizziness, hair loss, internal bleeding.
39:21
I've noticed within the last couple months, I've had several friends up in the hospital with different bleeding issues.
39:27
All of these are considered radiation poisoning, and people are just not recognizing it.
39:32
And where's that coming from?
39:33
Just the devices and the um equipment and things that we're using.
39:39
Yes, it's yeah, it's your microwave, it's your it's your 5G towers that are everywhere.
39:45
It's the Wi-Fi router you have in your home.
39:47
Is the computer you send your, you know, so you sit in front of or the phone that you're holding or putting on your body, like it's it's absolutely everywhere.
39:55
And it's just at a point that we're not able to escape it.
39:58
And that's when these, you know, products like these become necessary.
40:03
You know, it's really interesting.
40:04
There's still part parts of Maine that don't have uh 5G towers around there.
40:10
And when people go there, I've had you know several friends that I've gone up there, like I sleep, like I I haven't slept in years.
40:16
That's the first thing they say.
40:18
And I think that we've just, you know, we're kind of like frogs being left to boil, right?
40:23
We it's so slow that we're just not recognizing that so much of our health issues, our lack of sleep.
40:30
I can't tell.
40:30
I don't know if there's a single person that their hair isn't falling out.
40:33
You know, these are all signs that we are are at some level being radiated, and it's just not recognized in medicine, but yet I I think we're all suffering from a lot of the same thing.
40:46
We all all we all have the same complaints.
40:48
What's going on in all of our houses where we're having these issues?
40:52
Well, and I do think, and I see this all of the time with various things.
40:56
I think um as a person of faith that um we were created a certain way, and when you even natural science or science, quote unquote, when it diverts or deviates from the way you were created, and my example always is the GLP one drugs right now that every one out of every eight Americans is using to lose weight, um, you know, that it um slows down your digestion, keeps and we've had a friend on who worked for that company that and launched that drug when it was just for diabetia care, but um, slows down your digestion, keeps stuff inside of you so you feel full, that you're going to have problems when it goes against when any of these um inventions or you know, like our current day technology, if it goes against the way you were created or the way the order of the universe and creation was created, you're gonna have problems.
41:51
It's like I you know, I I say the data centers are uh I've in my head, it's like the modern day tower babble.
41:58
You know, we know better.
41:59
So we're gonna do it this way.
42:00
So we're gonna do it this way.
42:01
So, you know, I do.
42:01
So, you know, I do.
42:02
I mean, these are all, as you said, um Tammy naturally created, or not, I mean you're manufacturing them, but with natural ingredients based on things that have been um shown to work and work with the natural body and health for a long time.
42:02
I mean, these are all, as you said, um Tammy naturally created, or not I mean you're manufacturing them, but with natural ingredients based on things that have been um shown to work and work with the natural body and health for a long time.
42:19
I'm basically sleeping in a space suit, Kathy.
42:19
I'm basically sleeping in a space suit, Kathy.
42:22
That's right.
42:22
That's right.
42:23
Well, I I call it an astronaut, I call it an astronaut suit and a blanket.
42:23
Well, I I call it an astronaut, I call it an astronaut suit and a blanket.
42:29
I just want to let everyone know that yes, I do sleep in an astronaut suit.
42:33
Yeah.
42:35
Well, so much for the natural order equation.
42:39
I sleep in an astronaut suit.
42:40
So we're gonna but um it is I mean, it's worth listen, I I mean, it's worth trying, and I mean you have person after person that have attested to the results, right, Tammy.
42:52
And you this is not just anecdotal, these are actual people that you know and people on the website.
42:59
There are some testimonies on there.
43:01
Um there's one that I just thought of that I I don't have on the website yet.
43:04
I have wrapped a doctor at one of these wellness events, and when um after he had wrapped and we were just kind of talking about what what he felt like, he said, because I I thought about this, Stephanie, when you were talking about Maine.
43:16
He said, I when I was wrapped in the blanket, it was like I was when I would go walking in the mountains and there's nothing anywhere around me.
43:25
He said that's how I feel, like completely safe.
43:29
Well, that's interesting.
43:30
I will tell, I will tell you, Kathy and and everyone listening that I was helping with a friend at a booth at this particular show, and I tried one of my friend who's a physicist, thought I was I mean another product.
43:43
Yeah, you were doing another booth.
43:44
Yeah, I was doing another booth.
43:45
Yeah, no, not Tammy.
43:46
I was just helping a friend, which is how I saw Tammy, but um, you know, she's a physicist and she thought I was a little nuts, and I'm like, well, we're just gonna try it, you know.
43:55
And I and I literally I tried it, I bought one, she goes, I cannot believe you bought that.
43:58
Well, she went and tried it the next day, and she also came back with one.
44:02
So she got one herself.
44:04
So we both ended up leaving the conference with one of Tammy's blankets.
44:08
I mean that's the that's a pretty powerful testimony for because both, you know, both the the lady I was with and myself are are a little bit more.
44:17
I mean, I'll try anything, but I don't usually buy everything, you know, and and this is one I just felt like I needed it that night.
44:24
I didn't want to wait.
44:25
So if people go ahead.
44:29
We're still doing it.
44:30
Go ahead.
44:31
I was just gonna say the only thing I didn't know is when I took it home, I slept in.
44:35
I didn't realize I was supposed to charge it in the sun.
44:37
So when I got it home, I'm like, well, this doesn't feel like what I had at the show.
44:41
And then I realized that's when you have to charge it in the sun, and then it started to work like it was supposed to.
44:46
What were you gonna say?
44:48
I was just going to say if these are handmade and um, is there a lead time if someone orders one like today?
44:54
It I mean, does it ship out fairly quick or does it take a while to get it?
44:57
It it does.
44:58
Um I was telling you about Dr.
45:00
Tenpenny.
45:01
We did a kind of a special uh around Black Friday last year, and I don't I can't even tell you how many people bought blankets, but we did like a 45 minute um, I think it was uh I don't know, it might have been a Zoom or something, but um, with me and um with her uh executive uh Michelle and it was really fun.
45:20
We you know, we went in to just explain about everything.
45:23
But anyway, she she had so many blankets bought that I had to order or I had to um hire two more sewers.
45:30
Wow.
45:31
And um, so it took us about a month to get caught up.
45:34
But um since then, when you order, um, the order goes out within two days.
45:39
Oh, okay.
45:40
So it is pretty quick uh on a normal Black Friday's a I mean a special.
45:44
That was a tough one, but I need to know if we have any future proposals for hats or other accessories.
45:51
I mean, a sweatshirt, there's so many things that you could do, and I know you can't wash it, so I know it makes it a little bit more complicated.
45:57
But if you're wrapping a baby in it and not washing it, that also is complicated.
46:01
So what's that's my that's my part about the not washing it because um you know what happens if it gets it is it ruined if you mean something gets on it that you have to I mean for instance, like um, so my daughter, um Faith is her name.
46:19
Um her little one was she was about four years old, it's been a couple years ago, and she was not feeling well, and so my daughter wrapped her up and she took her nap in the blanket and potted in the blanket.
46:30
Sure.
46:31
Yeah, my daughter was just mortified.
46:32
She called me and I said, We're we're talking about you know, this little spot, you know, it's not this whole huge, it's not the whole blanket.
46:39
Put it out in the sun, and she did she put it out a little extra, you know, usually it's about 30 minutes.
46:44
She put it out for two hours, and the sun literally just burned that completely away.
46:49
Now, if you were to put it in the washing machine and it's completely soaked the whole thing, then that that ruins the frequency of the palladium.
46:57
Okay.
46:58
But just a little thing, or if you get a little something on it, you know.
47:01
I I like like the Norwex, you know, like the environment, and I'll squeeze all the water out of it, and then just you know, you can just scrub that off and it's fine.
47:08
Okay.
47:09
I feel like I have a long way to go with these things since I use like a magic eraser in the house and various things, and I'm probably not at the level right now of where where I need to be.
47:21
One step at a time, Kathy.
47:23
I mean, you know, you're now eating organic.
47:25
I it's amazing.
47:27
You're always not all.
47:29
Look, you're you're you're one shoe away from being a uh being crunchy.
47:35
Tammy, I used to say, and this is no lie, people have talk about organic, and I would say spray it and make it look better.
47:40
I don't care.
47:42
So I just I just want to say where I've come from, and I want to give myself credit for that.
47:47
That's really amazing.
47:48
There you go.
47:49
Yes.
47:51
That's too I um so you did mention, well, you you did say about making sweatshirts and clothing and things.
47:58
That's not on the is that on the yes.
48:00
So the the thing that we're really working on right now, um, I'm thinking about some sort of a vest that would start, you know, the neck and go and cover all the organs.
48:10
The because the way it works, it's not like you can just put a hat on.
48:14
The whole body, you know, at least the um the core of the body needs to be wrapped because the good energies are bouncing back to heal the weak.
48:22
And so we want something that's gonna cover a lot of the body, but it would be great, you know, that you would have it like to walk through the airport or you know, to go to Walmart or to go to Costco, or you know, where these, you know, the 5G is so strong.
48:35
The the the one reason I like the travel blanket, it's it is much smaller, but you can wrap in the airplane from like the neck, you know, to the thighs, and then I pull my seatbelt over it, and I know when I'm flying, you know, there's like what 20,000 5G satellites above the airplane.
48:53
So, you know, people say, yeah, but you know, people will say, Oh, I get long COVID when I fly.
48:59
Well, to me, I think it's more of a 5G poisoning that they're actually getting.
49:00
To me, I think it's more of a 5G poisoning that they're actually getting.
49:04
But when you have that blanket around you, and then also that air circulating around, um, you know, and your pH is balancing.
49:04
But when you have that blanket around you, and then also that air circulating around, um, you know, and your pH is balancing.
49:11
I don't get sick when I fly anymore.
49:11
I don't get sick when I fly anymore.
49:14
You know, that's fat.
49:14
You know, that's fat I actually did not know that there are 20,000 5G towers.
49:15
I actually did not know that there are 20,000 5G towers.
49:20
Yeah, they're satellites.
49:20
Yeah, they're satellites.
49:22
Above the plane.
49:22
Above the plane.
49:23
Yeah.
49:23
Yeah, I had I mean, I don't know why I wouldn't have thought about that, but that's I had that I because all you hear all the time is how someone flies in.
49:23
I had, I mean, I don't know why I wouldn't have thought about that.
49:26
But that's I had that I because all you hear all the time is how someone flies and they get sick.
49:30
Right.
49:31
That you hear that constantly.
49:33
That's fascinating.
49:34
And you're right, because when we when we get sick, you know, even when you get the flu stuff, a lot of times they're just detox symptoms that you're experiencing.
49:43
Right.
49:43
So that that actually makes a lot of sense.
49:46
Right.
49:47
And speaking of detoxing, so when you're in the blanket, your body is detoxing.
49:52
So you want to make sure you're hydrated, drinking plenty of water because your body is going through a healing session.
49:57
And that, you know, when the pH is balancing, you know, you're not as acidic anymore.
50:02
So the body is, you know, healing, detoxing, and it's just great to keep drinking the water and you know, it just all works together.
50:11
So drink lots of water when using this.
50:14
And yeah, that's huh.
50:18
Okay.
50:18
I mean, it all I I didn't look at as a detox either, but I just looked at it as kind of protection.
50:23
Yeah.
50:24
You really do need to be drinking w I mean, I drink a lot of water, but so many.
50:27
I think most the majority of us are dehydrated, and so that's a really good precaution to for people to take.
50:34
What do you think, Kathy?
50:35
I have one last question.
50:36
Migrains.
50:37
I have a child that gets migraines.
50:40
Yeah.
50:40
So um, I actually have a friend.
50:42
Um, he used to get really bad migraines, and um, and his wife didn't sleep, so it's kind of a two-part story.
50:49
Um, but um, she we got the blankets to her.
50:53
She used to sleep for an hour and get up to go to the bathroom, and then that was it.
50:57
And after four nights, she's she's sleeping now through the night, with which was amazing.
51:02
Then about six weeks later, he called me and he said, I don't have my migraines anymore.
51:06
And I said, Well, you've been sleeping in the blankets.
51:08
He said, Yes.
51:09
I said your pH has been balancing.
51:11
Yes.
51:12
And his migraines were actually caused because his histamine levels were so high.
51:17
But when your pH balances, the migraines, or I'm sorry, the p the um histamine level comes down, and thus, you know, his headaches went away.
51:26
So it can be most things I see are like overnight, whether it's sleep or pain, anxiety.
51:32
Um, but that one, you know, it took some it took a few weeks because the pH had to balance.
51:40
Wow.
51:40
I know with my with my daughter, she was having constant headaches, and I it now I did not I did end up wrapping her in the blanket, but I'm like, why don't you just try putting on an EMF hat and see what happens?
51:51
And after about half an hour, her headaches went away.
51:54
You know, I I really do hope that people begin to realize that quite a few of their symptoms could simply be radiation issues.
52:02
Exactly.
52:03
Tell us one more time the uh your how to get to your store.
52:08
Yes, so it's the wellness blanket.com.
52:12
Um, so you can go right to the store, purchase the blankets.
52:16
I will ship them out in two days.
52:18
And would you like to share your promo code?
52:21
Yeah, so oh yeah.
52:22
So if you get um a blanket, you get 10% off if you use sleep well for all of our listeners.
52:30
And yeah, so that would be good.
52:32
So you sleep well, get 10% off of the blankets.
52:34
I do think they're amazing.
52:36
I truly do.
52:36
And thank you so much for coming on our show.
52:39
It is um it's been just so informational.
52:43
I don't I mean, Kathy, where are you at?
52:45
I know on a scale of one to ten, you're like on a one of believing all of this.
52:49
Where are we now on a scale of one to ten?
52:51
I I guess I I mean I don't I don't think anything is impossible because I said that's why I tried to give you my frame of reference from a lot of things that I would have said um different.
53:01
Sleep has not been anything I and I I say that I've tried everything known to man, um, you know, from prescriptions years ago.
53:10
Um they did work, but then I was so groggy and miserable in the morning, it wasn't it wasn't worth it.
53:16
But I've tried every single thing imaginable.
53:18
I say this is since I was a little kid, so I can't blame 5G because it you know it's always um but I'm curious.
53:26
So I went from nah to curious.
53:30
So of so many other things that have proven me wrong.
53:34
Okay, so okay.
53:35
So give me so give me on a scale of one, give me a number because I'm gonna I'm going to wrap you in my blanket and see what happens.
53:43
Okay.
53:43
Why don't we can we try my ankle?
53:46
Can we wrap it around my ankle and float?
53:48
It's it's a queen size.
53:50
You'll be fine.
53:50
We can wrap your whole body.
53:52
Just I'm willing to do that, Stephanie.
53:54
I'm willing to do that.
53:55
It kind of bothers me though, not being able to wash it that you and I are gonna be, you know, wrapping ourselves in whatever you've slept in, but otherwise, okay.
54:03
It's a new level of friendship, Kathy.
54:07
But I it is it's fascinating, and I do, and I appreciate like she mentioned Dr.
54:11
Tenpenny and some of these um physicians and medical um experts and health providers that I sense, you know, they are the people I appreciate now because they have had healthy skepticism towards a lot of what the current medical establishment says that you should do, which you know, is so much just um go to pharma or whatever pharma thing we have to treat this and then take another pharma to take that, you know, or pharmaceutical.
54:36
So I do appreciate as Tammy mentioned someone doc like Dr.
54:39
Tenpenny and some of the folks that I think would bring a healthy skepticism towards it as they do so many things, which I appreciate.
54:46
Yeah, absolutely.
54:47
I like that.
54:48
So and I just think it's amazing that there's something that we can simply do what we do naturally, sleep, not have to take a pill, not have to put in any effort, you literally sleep and heal, and that's just that's so different, you know, and it's so easy, and it's something that literally every single person could do because we all have to sleep.
55:08
And you know, before we go off the air, we talk about Dr.
55:11
Tenpenny.
55:11
Did I say that we're gonna be in Nashville July 2nd through the fourth?
55:15
Oh, yeah.
55:18
She has to put up with us.
55:20
Yes, we get to meet these people and introduce them on stage.
55:24
Uh Dr.
55:25
Alvita King, Dr.
55:26
Peter McCullough, so many wonderful people um fighting the good fight for all things freedom.
55:31
Absolutely.
55:32
I cannot wait.
55:33
The fireworks, the bands, the just the patriots, everyone that's gonna be there is gonna be absolutely amazing.
55:41
I'm wearing red, white, and blue all weekend.
55:43
I've determined.
55:44
I'm trying to figure that out.
55:45
This is big, these are big decisions.
55:47
It's America.
55:48
It's America, Stephanie.
55:49
You're not gonna wear pink.
55:50
Yes, but red is not my color.
55:53
Well, I don't care.
55:54
That's what I'm wearing red white and blue.
55:55
Come out and have this blanket.
55:57
Just wrap your little white blanket around yourself and be on stage with that.
56:00
Be on stage with that.
56:00
That's what I think you should do.
56:01
That's what I think you should do.
56:02
You know what?
56:02
You know what?
56:02
Don't put I don't put it past me, honestly.
56:02
Don't put I don't put it past me, honestly.
56:05
If Tammy's there, she'll be flying in there in her blanket.
56:05
If Tammy's there, she'll be floating there in her blanket.
56:08
Maybe I'll have a vest by then that I that I can wear on stage.
56:08
Maybe I'll have a vest by then that I that I can wear on stage.
56:11
There you go.
56:11
There you go.
56:12
But my goodness, what a story from elementary school teacher to natural health professional to bring in a product to the US from Russia to literally heal us while we sleep.
56:12
But my goodness, what a story from elementary school teacher to natural health professional to bring in a product to the US from Russia to literally heal us while we sleep.
56:24
What a I mean, that's just an amazing story.
56:24
What a I mean, that's just an amazing story, and I think a story that could only happen in America.
56:26
And I think a story that could only happen in America.
56:29
I really do.
56:29
I really do think that's a story that could happen.
56:31
Some of the bad news shows we've had lately, I think it was a good I know we needed this antithesis to that.
56:36
Yes, we needed this.
56:37
We told you all the bad stuff about the data centers.
56:39
Well, here's your solution.
56:40
Wrap yourself in a blanket, feel better, sleep well, and wherever you are, to the extent that you are able, stand up, step forward, and speak out of the way.