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Bees Are Essential to Our Survival: New 3-Year Study Shows PureWave Improves Health of Bees & Humans — Scientists Just Validated This Technology · Unleashing Intuition Secrets

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Hello, everybody.
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It's Michael Jaco with Unleashing Intuition Secrets.
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Brent Knudsen's back with us once again.
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We'll be talking about the 4RBs and a great new study that just came out,
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three-year scientific study that's proving that the Pure Wave, which we
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were just showing Brent and Lisa how our plants are, like, doing unbelievably
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'cause they're around this energy field.
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And we wanna hear from a lot of you at some point, so we're gonna share
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a testimonial link that you guys can share your testimonials further in.
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So Brent, thanks for coming in once again.
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Thank you.
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Oh, it's an absolute honor and pleasure to be with you, Michael.
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It's been too long.
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I forget how long it's been, but- Yeah
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It's so nice to be back with you and because of all the connections you have
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and what we talk about, it's so much fun.
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Yeah, and there's a new like brochure or informational link that you guys
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have for the Pure Wave, and I was going through it and I was like, "I
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can put this in the refrigerator?
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You're kidding me." I, so I'ma get some more and put one in the refrigerator.
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So we have one on every floor.
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Every time I travel, we travel quite a bit, I bring my Pure Wave
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with with us and it's incredible.
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Yeah.
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On that note, so that we're talking about, yes, of course you can put it in
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the refrigerator and put- foods on it.
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But when you go to restaurants and you're going in we are, we faithfully and
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blindly, we don't know what's going on in the kitchen, what's going on there.
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Good food, but when that food comes out, take your plate, put it on there
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for five minutes and away you go.
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So just in case you are traveling or going somewhere, it'll avoid you
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picking up something, by mistake or whatever coming through on that food.
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So it's another whole thing that you can... if you had it, if gals have
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it in their purse or where the guys wanna keep it on the fanny pack,
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you just pull it out when that food comes, put it on there, let it sit.
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'Cause sometimes we like to let that food cool down a bit.
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I know I do.
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I don't dive right in.
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And just let it sit, have a chat, and then boom, put that... So there's
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another whole, another whole way of using it just while you're on the run
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or, traveling or something like that.
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Yeah, brilliant.
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We haven't done that one yet, but we, when I get the other two, then
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we're gonna definitely have that set aside so that it travels to the
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restaurants with us from that point on.
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So yeah.
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Amazing amazing technology.
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And the... Wherever you wanna kick it off with that three-year
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study, I was reading through that.
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Unbelievable.
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Yeah.
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So we'll backtrack and o- originally when I got into starting 4R Bees
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four years ago, but we were fortunate enough to have Dr. Meg to have us
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come in and agree, graciously agree to to go through a, a painstaking
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study with multiple beekeepers.
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And so we put up on the screen here where everybody can see is that
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information was finished off a year ago, and we submitted all of those
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findings to a proper publication.
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So as you can see here on the screen, this is by Taylor & Francis
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is a well-known publication.
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And they took all the information, studied it went through their
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own due diligence, and then they published it about two weeks ago.
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So we're very excited about that.
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And i- if your listeners go to our first page, they just go
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down, they can read this in depth.
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They can click on it, all the different variations.
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And this is important because it covers all areas of multiple
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beekeepers to confirm what we knew was happening and thought was happening
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is happening and is confirmed.
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So I just wanted everybody to be aware that we have now reached that, th- that
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area where there's no more theory into it.
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It's a fact of what we're doing and of what it's accomplishing
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in the field with the bees.
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That's incredible.
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And I was reading through that material and I saw that the queens
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stay 100% normally or 10% bee loss or queen loss, but normally it's 100%.
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So that's incredible.
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The bees are happier.
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They're not as aggressive.
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That's good, too, for everybody that's around bees.
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And they produce more honey.
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Hello.
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That's and I was reading through the testimonials and some of
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the beekeepers like, "Not only does it produce more, but it...
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We start to gather it earlier than we were doing before." So wow.
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So lots of benefits.
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Yeah.
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No, that's right.
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And o- okay, so a point of coming in which I was excited and where I
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wanted to get to, when I started to be aware of the bee loss was in around
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2015, so a little over 10 years ago.
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And bee loss was about 50% at that point.
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And then in the last couple of years, it's gone up to 60, 70%,
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Wow ... particularly in the States.
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So we have- You know, under 300 beekeepers and we have thousands of
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hives 'cause some bee- beekeepers have 800 hives, just one beekeeper.
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Yeah.
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And what we have w- in those hives that the PureWave cells are in, 'cause of
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obviously they're only in who we're dealing with it started to retract
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going down from 70, 60% down to 30, 10%.
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And then some of our beekeepers last year, which we're going to show you
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here today experienced zero bee loss.
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So the it's going right down into where we want it to go.
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So all we have to do is get more and more cells into thousands and thousands of
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more hives and it'll do the same thing.
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So it'll start to turn this around and drop this tremendous
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bee loss that we're experiencing.
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And that's, so that's what is exciting.
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We took our area and we're getting the results.
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All we have to do is get... And that's and that's doing to the public,
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their support to us is allowing us to spread out in massive ways.
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And a lot of times the listeners and sometimes the beekeepers are confused
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when we're saying they see the PureWave cell and how much it costs and so forth.
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I want to state and let the beekeepers know, we provide that
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to the beekeepers at no charge.
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There's no expense to it.
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So it wouldn't make sense for them to have to buy tons of PureWave
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cells to try and get their losses 'cause they struggle financially.
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And beekeepers control 96% of all bees, so that's the whole purpose of
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4 Our Bees is to make sure that they get that financial help, not only
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from PureWave cells, but seeding.
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And you'll see that in some of some of the videos we'll show,
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but that's what's important.
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Anybody listening that's a beekeeper or so forth, you just apply to us,
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go into Learn More, and you can apply as a beekeeper, and that is all that
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is all at free of charge to you.
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That's what we supply.
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That's the whole purpose of the mission.
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Yeah, and I'm so happy you're doing that because bee collapse and all
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that beehive collapse has been a real problem for a long time now.
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And if the bees go away, then we go away too because we're completely
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dependent on the bees, and a lot of people don't realize that.
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That's well said.
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R- the bees are the canary in the coal mine, but what is affecting them is
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exactly what's affecting us in our own hive at home, where you're sitting and
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where I'm sitting, which would be- the food sources, the pesticides, the 5G
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the distractions of of the neighborhoods and the energies, particularly the
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more condensed the neighborhoods are.
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So that is what the bees are being exposed to, and really what we're
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doing, so if the, if anybody listening saying what's the difference?
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What's going on?" We're providing an- a more natural environment for the bee.
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By putting the Pure Wave Cell in the hives, it's changed the whole dynamics
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of where they are of what surrounds them or what their environment is.
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That's the same as us.
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So the same as what you mentioned in your home with the plants that
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you're having a wonderful time with, the orchids, and and they're amazing.
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That's your environment, and so by having the Pure Wave Cell there,
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this is what's doing is it's, Yeah.
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Yeah, but it was what you were saying, is how long it's
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maintaining and, It's amazing
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that would tell people if I get their environment at home, what the Pure Wave
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Cell does is get rid of those distractions and lets the body heal itself.
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And so we let the bees heal themselves so that they can ward off.
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We're not getting rid of what's really been interfering with them, we're just
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making them so much stronger to be able to withstand it, and that's the same with us.
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So if we say this is a statement and there's no, there is absolutely
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no conspiracy or theory on this, every single thing is a frequency.
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That's a fact.
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That means all diseases are a frequency.
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That's a fact.
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So the best way to deal with it is to use physics, not chemistry.
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So physics is the way that you want to be which is natural.
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That's the natural... That, in nature it uses physics to deal with how
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you deal with math, the construct.
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And once you gather those algorithms, so we have an algorithm when you
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and I are talking right now, that's an algorithm for communication.
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Works great for communication, but not so good for health.
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On the other side of it, you have an algorithm that works great
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for health, and so that's what we're talking about here with the
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Pure Wave Cell.
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Incredible.
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So there was a comment from Mike the Bee Man.
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He says, "There's m- many more types of bees, native bees, bumblebees.
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Please mention that it's like seeing a bird and calling it a chicken."
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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That, that, there... it it i- it is and the thing is that when we're
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talking the Pure Wave Cell, it will build up the strength of any organism.
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Yeah.
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So i- it, it would be, So even if there was something around or
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it was close to it or the, or in contact, it will strengthen anything.
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That goes to monarch butterflies, that goes to any insect, because
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it works at an organic level.
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And quickly, I'll just do this quickly.
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In nature- y- when you go in, it's all about math.
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If you go in, you s- look at snowflakes, if you look at spiderwebs, if you look at
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the way the honey combs are constructed.
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So it basically comes into a construction like this, and
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you'll see it in all religions.
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If people start to pay attention, look in churches' windows and so
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forth, they'll see it everywhere.
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That is, where does that tie to?
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If we're here, and people are wondering what this is how, Michael, you and I
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started out, everybody watching every organism, every insect, every reptile.
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When we start out as a one-celled organism, that's the first thing we do.
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We mitosis into that shape, and then we go into our DNA.
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That shows you in nature it's tying to that math, that communication,
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or whatever way you wanna put it.
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It communicates and vibrates to what is either healthy or is taking it
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a negative way and make it sickly.
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Though that's why one frequency can hurt you, another frequency
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can really build you up.
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Yeah, that's just incredible.
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So the, and it goes back to ancient Egyptian times.
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We talked a little bit about that.
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But I just was recently reading that the pharaohs would have the name of
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the bee within their, when they ... So the pharaoh of upper and lower Egypt,
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and they have the bee name in there.
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I was like, wow, they really... And I've been to Dendera and some of
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these other temples, and they have bees on the, pillars and everything.
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So they're, they really saw the value and the incredible even Napoleon used the
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bee symbol for his symbol for his reign.
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It's been used- Yeah ... for a lo- lot of time.
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So people have recognized, the value of the bee.
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Yeah.
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It, because it's directly connected to us.
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I have entire books from the the story of Thoth on bees and so forth.
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Excuse me.
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They were so interconnected because the more you're connected with nature,
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which by the way we're, a- as we're more disconnected all the time as a society.
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We're di- what we've done is we've turned our back and disconnected
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from nature in so many ways.
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We've embraced amazing technologies, but as everybody
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knows, that's a double-edged sword.
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So the technologies are doing amazing conveniences, but incredible harm.
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So this is where we're disconnecting.
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In those times, they're very much integrated into nature, and they use
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the basis of nature because I always use this statement is nature always wins.
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Without exception, nature will win.
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It will beat anything we do.
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Anything we try and do that goes against nature will not function, and it won't
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last very long, and you can see that.
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You can see that with what's going on.
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And- That's why no matter what we get off track on, nature will rebalance it.
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It, we may not like how it looks, the way it does it, but it will because
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it cannot function in chaos like that.
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Yeah.
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So ano- another thing for our longest time, they didn't know how bu- bees
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could fly, 'cause they had these little tiny wings and this big body, and
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they carry, pollen and all this stuff.
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It, they, it took them decades and decades to figure out, how they fly, but I guess
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recently they have, and they almost create a vortex type of energy that
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they just f- you know, fall into, it, it sounds do you know anything about the...
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I'm sure you probably do the the flight
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of
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the- Yeah,
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A great example of that is a bumblebee.
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That's something that shouldn't be able to fly at all, right?
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Yeah.
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It's even more so just the size and what is it.
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But it actually has a balancing mechanism inside as well almost like a gyro- Wow
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is that they work off of.
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Now, then what they do is they'll get those wings to a certain f- frequency
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is the best way or a certain vibration.
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And that itself then kicks in as to what makes that flight-
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Wow ... so incredibly easy for them.
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You'll see it in hummingbirds as well because hummingbirds, unlike other birds,
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th- they, they are similar to bees in how quickly those wings are moving.
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And it allows... So it's different than the way a bird flies or so forth, right?
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And so that's what makes it so interesting about the bees, as you
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mentioned, is really because of inside.
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And it also allows them on directionally too as to how they follow ley lines.
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We can talk more about that.
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But just people are aware of water witchering, where you go out and
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you'll witcher for finding water and so forth- ... but there's also that
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for energy, for ley lines as well.
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And beehives that have been placed or exposed on really nice ley lines,
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energy lines the production is out of this world, as to how they thrive.
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That's the same as us, though.
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If I put you on the proper ley lines and doing so forth, so
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much better for you as well,
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yeah.
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That's amazing.
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And then for the last several decades, I've been attracted to different ley
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lines and energy centers and so forth.
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So that's interesting.
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I ne- I never knew that about the bees, that they travel ley lines.
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Wow.
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Whole another level.
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Yeah.
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No it's phenomenal, right?
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Yeah.
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And you mentioned dowsing.
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That's cool that I started doing dowsing, and then I got to the point where I
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just feel it like you're talking about.
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We're talking about energies and so forth.
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Yeah.
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And I think that's one of the amazing things about, the technology
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for our bees and all that's all the stuff that we're sharing here.
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Not only is it great for the environment- But it's also, and the bees, but
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it's also great for us, humans.
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It, what's good for the bees is good for us because the bees are helping
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keep us alive by pollinating the plants and having them thrive and so forth.
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On another level, it's almost spiritual, and I think the
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Egyptians saw that as well.
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So that's... we're hitting all the points with the bees.
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It's just absolutely phenomenal.
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It's funny.
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You used the word spiritual.
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That's why, this, that's why these sacred, they call it sacred geometry, because
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I have a whole film, which we showed, I think, one time on your show, and another
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time we can get into it, but that's why it's in every single orthodox e- every
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single constructed religion, right?
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It came through M- Samaria into Egypt, like before Egypt, and then that's how it
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got into Rome from the Romans, and then it got into the Roman Catholic Church.
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That's why it's called Roman.
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Oh, yeah.
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And all of this math, all of this symbolisms and sacred
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geometry, it's everywhere.
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It's in every single thing.
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You just, y- it's so close to you, you don't know what you're looking at.
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I'll tell you how interesting it is.
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Next time you look at the Walmart logo, it's six-pointed.
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It's got six points on to... It's representing the same thing.
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It's just done onto, it's just done differently.
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It's everywhere.
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It's on law enforcement.
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Why do you think they have the stars on there, right?
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And the points and all so forth.
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It, th- this is not, th- listen, it's not throwing darts.
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This comes so far back, it's integrated into our very well and nature being.
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And so that's why what you said makes so much sense, that
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we start working with nature.
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We're just working with nature.
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So when the Pure Wave cells in your home, it not only does it clean your
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food and in your fridge, like you mentioned, not only is it able to put
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it under your pillow so you can block out a lot of the interferences that are
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around, especially in neighborhoods, not only can you put it for circulation or
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inflammation on the body, for swelling and so forth, You've got all of that.
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You also then can use it for cleaning water because when you put it on
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there as well, it will start to as the water, it will affect that as well.
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All of these things lead to our health.
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They put... Now, we have entire practitioners that use it for gut health.
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So they will put it... Because the Pure Wave cell needs to be
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within 12 inches of the body.
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Its strength is 12 inches, and then it dissipates.
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The magnets can only hold strength for so far, and then it dissipates off.
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So you need to keep it close- ... within 12 inches, and that's why you
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put things on it and so forth.
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But for gut health for they they've got proven they have entire
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sequences is how they use it.
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So all of this is getting away from taking a chemical element or a
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pharmaceutical versus physics, using it's directly affecting the cell.
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And when the cell is affected or balanced, maybe that's the best way
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to put it then the body fixes itself.
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So the Pure Wave cell doesn't fix anything.
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It doesn't...
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If somebody said I get that and I'll fix what's..." No, it doesn't fix that.
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What it does is it allows the body to, to have the interference
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off of it to fix itself.
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It's if you and I Michael, were surrounded by chaotic ta- chaotic sequences and
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people and stuff that we couldn't think right, until we can get that away
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from us, we can't get down to what's important and start thinking clearly.
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Same thing, right?
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It's just there's too much chaos around us, so we gotta
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get rid of that interference.
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It's the same in health.
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You just need to get rid of all the things that are hurting us
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or helping to protect, and that's what happens with the bees and us.
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We're connected the same way.
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Fantastic.
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Yeah.
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There was, I guess there was a video that we're gonna watch.
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If Lisa could bring that up, that, that'd be awesome.
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Yeah,
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let's do the Pure Wave video so at least people can be tuned
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into it rather than us talking.
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Yeah.
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And then we'll pick it up from there.
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Awesome.
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Yeah these videos you guys share are just incredible, and I guess the the beekeepers
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are really having some great results, and you guys are picking up on that.
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Yeah, and we'll show that as well.
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Oh, very good.
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Very nice.
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Bees, I, I have no problem being around bees.
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Some people were making comments about wasps and yellow jackets.
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Yeah, they're very aggressive and territorial, but bees are very-
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Oh, yeah ... they're very sweet.
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I've, bees- Yeah.
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It's amazing ... I think it's almost a spiritual thing
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when the bees fly around me.
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It's like they're trying to, connect, connect me to higher frequencies, so I w-
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You know what's interesting- We like it
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... yeah.
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Let's, let- let's talk about that because you had somebody mention.
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The difference, do you know the difference between a honeybee and wasps
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and things like that, and hornets and stuff like that, they're meat eaters.
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So bees are not meat eaters.
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They're pollen gatherers.
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But a wasp and yellow jacket and stuff, they eat meat.
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They're- Yeah ... they're meat eaters, right?
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So that's a completely different ... and as you said, it's like the difference
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is, you don't call those the same.
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Now I could build the health or whatever, but it's important to know
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the difference is you've got a, you've got carnivorous versus what a honey
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bee is, which is a pollinator, and going and that's how they make honey.
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Wasp and hornets and stuff, they're not making honey, they're
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they're very much aggressive because they're hunter gatherers.
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Yeah.
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Yeah they're, ... I've had some run-ins with them over the years.
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Yeah, they're, like I said, they're very territorial.
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I was mowing the grass one time and, when I was a kid, and that was my,
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one of my chores, and I ran over a nest that they had by a fire hydrant.
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And it was just full of yellow jackets, and they came out and lit me up.
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Boy, I was, like, running across the yard and they were chasing me.
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Wow.
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So yeah, they're, it's-
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Oh, no, they're
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Yeah, no they're aggressive and they're, and they, as I say,
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they're meat eaters, right?
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Which is, that's a big difference.
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Once you're ... that's the difference between, a domestic
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cow and a full-on wolf, right?
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So that, it's just those are two different situations that are going on there, right?
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And so did you, were you looking for that video that you want on for the
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Pure Wave Cell, or do you have it
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available, or?
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I might have to.
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Looks like Lisa might be having some problems.
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So I'ma go back and look for it.
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But tell us a little bit about it while I while I go back and look for it.
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So what we're what that will be showing is, be- because we can get
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into what you were speaking about, putting the Pure Wave in the fridge,
21:23
which is how you can clean your food.
21:26
What I elected to do is I thought, "Okay, I need to get some real data
21:30
on this," so I sent the Pure Wave Cell to Pathogenia Lab, which is a food,
21:34
which is strictly for food testing.
21:37
And we we did I think it was raspberries and chicken, and they were inoculated with
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the basis of when you go to the grocery store, there's multiple pathogens that are
21:47
in that food, such as E. Coli, listeria, staphylococcus, this kind of thing.
21:52
And so what they did is they actually inoculated it, then put it on the
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Pure Wave Cell for five minutes, and it was reducing the various
22:01
pathogens from 40, 30, and 100%.
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So it was neutralizing it.
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So that, when you bring that food home from the grocery store, that's
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why a lot of times people are mildly food poisoned and they take
22:13
Pepto-Bismol or something, is because they've been s- mildly food poisoned.
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That f- that has come in with the food that they bought from the grocery store.
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And particularly in fish, chicken, and so forth.
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So that is going to show you in the video that we tested that, some more things
22:30
that we did in the beehives and more things that we did with food spoilage.
22:37
By putting your food on it, it will ripen at a much slower rate.
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I use it for all bananas, avocados, things that are usually ripened quite quickly.
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It will give you extra days before that will start to go into spoilage.
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And so there's all those avenues.
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And then, of course, it will show you more so the inside of the PureWave
23:01
cell and the vortex and so forth.
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It just gives people a lot better knowledge of it.
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Sorry, I muted because I was trying to pull up the video, but Lisa had Oh, no
23:22
worries.
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Here we go.
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Ah, terrific.
23:27
Welcome to the world of inventions for energy medicine.
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I'm Bea Broda.
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According to the Canadian Association of Professional Apiculturists,
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Canada lost almost 50% of their bee population in 2022.
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Researchers at the University of Waterloo feel insecticides are
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compromising the bee's immune system.
23:51
Dr. Magda Havas, professor emerita at Trent University School of the
23:55
Environment, believes magnetic fields also play an important role in the health
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and wellness of the honeybee population.
24:02
We did some research at Trent University where we were studying the effects of
24:06
radio frequency radiation on the bees.
24:09
We had some beehives at a farm and exposed them to current household items that
24:14
we have that emit wireless radiation.
24:23
One of the things we noticed is that the bees started coming
24:26
out of the hive very quickly.
24:30
If you look at their behavior, they're all just quite happily.
24:33
They're not running around.
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They're very settled.
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They're fanning.
24:37
They're keeping the place cool and protecting because these ones are
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running up and down at the entrance.
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The sounds here is not normal.
24:48
Dr. Havas is participating in a long-term research study on the use
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of geomagnetic fields to enhance insect and human immune systems and
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negate the effects of environmental pollution that may be causing the
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collapse of the honeybee population.
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This research is based upon a geometric array of 12 high-intensity magnets
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that are encased inside a hard enclosure to create a PureWave cell.
25:14
The opposing polarities of the magnets create a spiral vortex that
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emanate outwards in all directions.
25:24
This spiral pattern can be observed with magnetic viewing film.
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Liquid ferrofluid placed in a dish on top of the PureWave cell
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shows the invisible, evenly spaced magnetic lines rising upwards.
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This is an internal view of the magnets.
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A PureWave cell can be used to control the growth of pathogens.
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The vortex suppresses bacterial infestation.
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Spores grown in a Petri dish that were not exposed to the magnet shows
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a proliferation of fungal growth.
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A study has been completed at Pathogenia Food Laboratories to determine the
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efficiency to reduce pathogens in food.
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Brewer's yeast, E. coli, staphylococcus, and listeria were added to meat
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and fruit, and then treated for five minutes on the magnetic disk.
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Ground chicken and raspberries were chosen for inoculation.
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This study demonstrates three forms of listeria were not reduced in
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the chicken, but showed almost a 50% reduction in the raspberries.
26:46
Surprisingly, one form of brewer's yeast grew 50% faster in the meat, while another
26:52
was reduced a similar amount in the fruit.
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The various forms of E. coli were eliminated in the raspberries,
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and all forms of staphylococcus have been significantly reduced.
27:08
When you immerse food inside a PureWave, there are many examples of
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how it can prolong the shelf life.
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Here, cauliflower remains fresh after several days, while unexposed control
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samples show signs of food spoilage.
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Research on honey is carried out here.
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The first year, we had 10 magnets, and we were quite happy with it.
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Last fall, we ended up with 30 magnets in the one bee yard.
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In this yard here, there is about 30 hives.
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This yard did not get the disc, and when I came in to unpack the hives, half
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the yard was dead, and the half that survived, there were barely any bees
27:52
and they were not looking good at all.
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And now in this yard, we wintered 30 hives in here.
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All 30 got the magnetic disc.
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When I unpacked it, all 30 were alive and overflowing with bees
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to the point where I had to split almost every hive in this yard.
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But it's swarming because they've run out of room.
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It's just a super strong hive.
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Dr.
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Havas feels that the magnets are improving the immune system of the
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honeybee as they move through the PureWave magnetic field while foraging
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for nectar in the farms and forest.
28:32
Many beekeepers have great success with the magnets, not only having
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a healthy hive, but they have found an increase in the yield of honey.
28:43
Education plays an important role with the company that produces the
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magnets, and they organize workshops called 4 Our Bees to teach a new
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generation of potential beekeepers how to plant wildflower seeds in open
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pastures to help support the health and wellness of our insect pollinators.
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For more information on how you can help save the bees, visit 4ourbees.com.
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That was in that video, that's at the 4ourbees.com site?
29:21
It is, yeah.
29:22
Okay.
29:22
When you go into the site, they can... there's other videos as well.
29:26
The, every time they click on, if you click on a product like the honey that
29:29
we've talked about, it'll have a video as that as well as the... So they can
29:33
repeat that video whenever they like.
29:35
If they miss something on there, they just have to click it and it
29:38
will pick up and show them whatever detailing is going through there.
29:42
But yes,
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It's on the site for them.
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Very good.
29:45
Very good.
29:46
And some people are asking in the chat, so I... They'll be able to go in there and do
29:50
their, a little bit of their own research.
29:52
That's gonna be great.
29:53
Yeah.
29:53
You know how to click it on.
29:54
We've had a lot of people that have used the product now.
29:57
And thanks to everybody out there that's been buying because when
30:01
you buy, you're actually helping the bees because of why, Brent?
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What do you do with the the proceeds that you guys get?
30:10
Yeah.
30:10
The m- the when, whenever whenever the w- the audiences and the public
30:15
support us with the honey purchase and the Pure Wave Cell purchase for their
30:19
own use and their own enjoyment the proceeds majority of proceeds go to
30:25
handing out the Pure Wave Cells to the beekeepers at no charge, as well as not...
30:30
you'll see in the video that we also do seeding.
30:33
So food source is incredibly important, so we provide the seeds, which
30:37
are expensive, to the areas of the beekeepers, so we provide the seeding.
30:41
Queen replacement for losses with bee- we do that as well.
30:46
And then ongoing research.
30:48
And we're going to extend it into, very shortly, into bee rescue.
30:52
So the, where there's bees around houses or under porches there's a
30:56
cost that people have to, when they reach out to have them removed, they
31:00
spend money to get them removed.
31:02
So what we wanna do is give that to the companies that do it, and then
31:06
not charge the homeowner or whoever s- so that they'll, so that they'll get
31:10
it done and they won't kill the bees.
31:12
Because if there's a financial cost, sometimes people will just say
31:16
it's better just to kill the bees.
31:17
So we're getting all of those things lined up.
31:20
So all of that support is what comes when people are participating and helping
31:26
us and, and patronizing For Our Bees.
31:29
That's what we do with it.
31:30
That's the whole mission.
31:32
Excellent, yeah.
31:34
So the do you wanna do the testimonials now?
31:36
Do you got some other videos or- Yeah some
31:38
of it because we don't talk about it enough, but a lot of people have
31:41
found when it's around their home, that we got it where their animals
31:43
are stealing it and sticking it under their bed, and they're doing...
31:46
right?
31:47
The, with the dogs and cats, which are our children and birds and fish
31:51
we were talking about that too is that people are writing in, "Hey, this
31:55
is what happened with my dog a- or my cat," and just some of their own
32:00
testimonials of what the Pure Wave Cell has meant, by having it themselves.
32:05
Yeah, fantastic.
32:07
So let's I'm gonna look at all testimonials and pull that up.
32:10
That's, I was reading through these earlier, like I said, and,
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Oh, looks like Lisa has it up.
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So we'll let's look through some of these.
32:17
Quite amazing.
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Yeah.
32:20
And so I'll read Mark's here.
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"Fritz is a Yorkie that we rescued.
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I adopted him when he was 12 years old, and he is now 16.
32:30
We placed the Pure Wave Cell under his bed, and after a few days,
32:33
his energy and mobility returned to what it was four years ago.
32:39
Pure Wave is a permanent part of his li- his healthcare now.
32:43
He sleeps so much better and he's back to his old playful self.
32:47
I recommend this unit for all those-" Who love their fur babies.
32:51
It's awesome.
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Yeah.
32:55
And let's let's go with Netta.
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She said "I received my Pure Wave Cell on Saturday.
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To my great delight, my 12-year-old Siamese cat, Starlight, has been
33:06
suffering with chronic upper respiratory sinus infections for most of her life.
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And last week her symptoms were worse than ever.
33:16
15 minutes after using Pure Wave, Starlight came downstairs and ate with
33:22
relish, which she hadn't done in two days.
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Starlight not only had a great Saturday, but her breathing remained clear
33:30
on Sunday and also today, Monday.
33:33
I am so thrilled." So that's amazing.
33:36
And then Elizabeth says, "I have now used the Lifewave s- the Pure Wave Cell
33:41
under my pillow," and I've, I use the Lifewave, or Pure Wave under my pillow
33:45
as well, "for six consecutive nights.
33:48
The painful swelling on the tops of my feet is now greatly reduced.
33:53
Infinite love and gratitude for that.
33:55
My friend's elderly small dog, who has a pronounced cataract on one
34:00
eye, is showing significant signs of it healing, as indicated by less
34:05
cloudy blue on her eyeball with more healthy brown color now showing.
34:12
She has been using the Pure Wave Cell in her dog's bed for a little
34:16
more than one week." Hallelujah.
34:18
Yeah, there's- Yeah ... there's- Yeah ... great test- There's so
34:20
many.
34:21
But, a- and again, people can go on the site a- and they can read them.
34:24
We get them, we get them daily, different things, and we try to pick out the ones
34:29
that seem to have the most clarity.
34:31
'Cause people are talking about all kinds of things and we don't
34:33
profess that it, it's it's fixing somebody's serious ailments.
34:38
But they're getting a lot of relief and a lot of comfort from it, so it's just,
34:41
it's, it... That is really the reward, is getting these testimonials back.
34:46
So again, from some time with your audience, we can do that as well.
34:51
'Cause it, they'll, th- they'll get it.
34:53
And depending on how they wanna use it, 'cause we've talked about multiple ways-
34:56
... and in the manual, it's all in there.
34:59
So you don't have to, everybody listening, you don't have to remember everything.
35:02
What, does it do this?
35:03
Or did Michael and Brent say this?
35:05
It's all in a manual that comes, that's been documented, that's there,
35:09
so you don't have to worry about it.
35:11
You can go through what pertains to you or where you would like to focus and use it.
35:16
Just take heart.
35:16
Don't worry about having to remember everything we're saying.
35:19
Yeah.
35:20
And a couple of other ones that I really liked was Beekeeper Jackie, "We don't
35:24
normally start harvesting honey until late July or early August." But since
35:29
the PureWave cells were installed last year, we're harvesting earlier than
35:34
ever, and we haven't lost one hive since.
35:37
It's amazing.
35:38
And then this one gentleman Jonathan, said, "My son suffers from many different
35:42
physical, emotional, and psychological health issues, but right away after
35:47
giving him a PureWave cell, he brightened up and he is doing so much better.
35:53
He is now inseparable with it and doesn't go anywhere without it.
35:58
He's living like a normal human being again.
36:01
Thank you for giving me back my son." Incredible testimonials.
36:05
Of course- ... like you said, we can't say it's gonna work that way for everybody,
36:08
but, No ... it- it's frequency, like you said, and frequencies can be adjusted.
36:14
And you can your body can, adapt and overcome great pr- great challenges
36:18
in life, and the PureWave is helping a lot of us out, so it's fantastic.
36:23
Yeah, and this'll make sense to everybody listening.
36:26
All of us are exposed to different things.
36:28
We live in different areas, we're involved in emotional situations, and so forth.
36:32
So that's why it's not a one catch-all, but it is in the sense of it just lets you
36:37
rela- it, it allows some of this away from you, because e- everybody has different
36:41
ailments for different reasons, simply because of the lives we're living, and
36:46
their DNA, and structure, and so forth.
36:48
But one thing that's consistent at a cellular level, they respond the same way.
36:53
So it will start to ease things as what's going on.
36:56
That's why you can't make claims one way or another, because everybody is complex.
37:01
It's not that simple.
37:03
But it's so nice to get away from using chemicals or drugs
37:07
as opposed to using physics.
37:10
Because if you think about it, everybody, when you go and get
37:12
diagnosed these days, what do they use?
37:15
They use physics.
37:16
It's, so they use MRIs, CAT scans, right?
37:19
So that's not chemistry, that's physics.
37:22
They're f- they're using frequency to understand, to
37:25
diagnose what's wrong with you.
37:27
But when you get treated, what are you back into?
37:29
You're back into pharmaceuticals, right?
37:31
So that's where we have to bridge that gap to start using frequency
37:34
to heal, not just to diagnose.
37:37
That's what we're talking about here, and that, that will make
37:39
sense to a lot of people, because that's our system right now.
37:43
But I think also like we have beekeepers that we can put
37:46
up to show what's going on.
37:49
And these bee- keepers are from all over the place,
37:51
Australia, Texas, Canada Europe.
37:55
So each one is giving a different story, which is kinda nice.
37:58
And that's fantastic.
37:59
You're helping beekeepers all over the world, and it's it's
38:02
definitely making a difference.
38:04
And I think that's- Yes ... again, that's one of the great things
38:07
about, not only when you use JacoBee- I li- I like that Jaco bee.
38:12
So it, it- Yeah ... it's very smooth, yeah.
38:15
So if you use that, you get 20% off, and on top of that you're helping beekeepers
38:20
keep those bees active and living and producing, which is gonna make all of
38:25
us, It's gonna make the world a lot better, even with all the toxins and stuff
38:28
that's out there it's really challenging.
38:31
Yes ... like I was- Yes ... I was saying earlier that frequencies I guess
38:35
the sun blasted some frequencies at us and so there's lots of disturbance
38:40
in the electrical fields right now.
38:42
Another good reason to have, the Pure Wave, when we do have
38:46
these crazy blasts from the sun we can help protect ourselves.
38:51
I wish it would work on computers, but Lisa's having to go in and out because
38:55
she's seems to be having- ... issues too.
38:57
I was telling you guys before the show that I was having issues it's very
39:01
interesting how... So again, frequencies we're all affected by them and it's
39:06
gonna make a difference by using the Pure Wave something I've noticed.
39:11
Yeah, and we wanna... and as back to what you were saying in the beginning of that
39:14
is we wanted to reach out with you to your audience and give them a discount so that,
39:20
that, so that they can participate, and that's something we're so grateful that
39:24
you allow us to do, is come out there.
39:26
So we wanna give back onto that.
39:28
And this year so it's drip, is we are now getting hundreds of beekeepers.
39:33
This year we will escalate that into thousands of beekeepers.
39:37
We're going on a major mission campaign.
39:40
We want over the next 12 months to get, upwards to 5,000 beekeepers.
39:44
We want 50,000 cells going worldwide.
39:46
This will then turn the tide.
39:48
This is where we're going and little bits of help of what you've
39:51
allowed us to come and speak to your audience, we'll take that.
39:55
Every time we go to bigger numbers, the same thing happens, is we get tremendous
39:59
response, and that allows us to do this.
40:02
And then we'll feed back all that content back to everybody, because
40:06
that's all we require from the beekeeper.
40:08
We don't require anything but them to give us content back of what the
40:13
Pure Wave cell is doing so that we can get that out to the, to your
40:17
audience and everybody, and let them know it's, the job's getting done.
40:21
Yeah, very good.
40:22
And Lisa's still back and forth, so we'll promote the site real quick 4rbees.com.
40:27
I put it in the the chat, and it's also in the description box so you guys
40:31
will be able to find it very easily.
40:34
Don't, Let me see.
40:34
There it is.
40:39
No, this is great.
40:40
If we can- Yeah, there we go
40:44
Yeah, so this is a great site.
40:45
There's a lot of information on here, guys highly recommend you go and just
40:48
check it out to know whether you're-
40:50
Yeah, and go into the Learn More and log in.
40:52
There's all kinds of stuff in there that will show what we're doing.
40:56
Other podcasts from all beautiful different podcasters.
41:00
There's over 15 or 20 of them in there, Coast to Coast Radio.
41:04
All of this is spreading out, which is amazing because I think we said this
41:09
before Michael, that when a really good idea and time has come, all the
41:15
armies in the world can't stop it, when we get the public with us in
41:19
the millions, nothing can stop that.
41:21
That this is, this... We'll get this job done, and that's,
41:25
that's so positive for me.
41:26
I really love every single person that I'm involved with that has helped with
41:31
this, and you've been a big part of that.
41:34
So yeah, so this is, And we're gonna try and get more different things out because
41:39
younger audiences, we don't really have a lot of what younger audience are up to.
41:43
We're trying to get things that will matter to them so they can
41:46
support the bees and so forth.
41:48
But it takes time, and we just wanted to make sure we get all
41:51
the research done and that we...
41:53
And the honey is a top-grade honey.
41:55
For everybody listening- Wow ... that honey comes from the hives that
41:59
have the Pure Wave cell in it.
42:00
It is, we have the feedback that it is w- considered one of
42:05
the best honeys in the world.
42:06
Absolutely ... it's cream, the taste, it's raw.
42:09
Anybody that's had it I'm sure you've had it, Michael- Yes
42:12
that it's, is an exceptional, and it's real honey.
42:16
There's no mixing.
42:16
It is the real deal.
42:19
Yeah, that honey is exceptional.
42:21
We Tracy and I both use it every day, take a spoon for, full of it every day.
42:27
You don't put it in your tea 'cause the heat would transform it.
42:29
So you wanna keep it, just eat it right out of there.
42:32
Use, I use the copper so there's no bacteria getting into it, copper spoon.
42:36
But yeah there's so many different ways to, to use this and benefit from it.
42:41
I'm very excited about, what we're doing here.
42:45
Yeah, and I'm going to this year I'll include you more.
42:48
When we do the big events, I've already talked to a lot of podcasters,
42:51
influencers, when we do the big event, I want to talk to you about that because we
42:55
will be going out to 100 million people.
42:57
So we're gonna do it in a big way, but it'll take months to organize it, and
43:02
then we'll go out with a full-out mission, and then we're gonna be just going out
43:06
looking for basic donations, right?
43:09
Doesn't matter about buying product, just basic, and then we're going to take a full
43:13
movement and go out there and put it out into an incredible, large, huge endeavor
43:19
to get this thing switched around.
43:21
Remember we said we can get that reduction down.
43:23
We just have to get in We just have to get into thousands and thousands of hives,
43:27
then we can affect billions of bees.
43:29
Because every hive has roughly about 30,000 bees per hive, so we're
43:34
looking to get on the billion level of bees and start making that change.
43:40
Great.
43:41
And somebody's asking in the chat, and I know the answer to this, but
43:44
can you... Where is 4R Bees located?
43:47
Canada?
43:49
Yes.
43:49
4R Bees I'm Canadian.
43:51
I'm just north of Toronto if that's reference for everybody.
43:55
But I'm more in the country.
43:56
I'm like yourself, Michael, I'm in the country.
43:57
I, I'm on acreage in the country and so forth, very close to the Gray Highlands of
44:02
beekeepers, and that's where we get a lot of the honey from it that they're getting.
44:06
So it's really, it's Canadian honey for sure that we're looking
44:09
at here in a, in where there's no infrastructure, lots of wildflowers.
44:13
So I can have a consistency year and year on the taste.
44:17
So that is where the honey's coming from.
44:20
But it, yes, we're out of north of Toronto.
44:22
And I work, But, we, but we, our team is all over the place.
44:27
It's out of Michigan.
44:29
So all our distribution in the States is out of Michigan, and
44:32
we have out of Pennsylvania.
44:34
So we have, our team is spread out.
44:37
We have beekeepers in Africa as well.
44:39
We're out of some of our team members are in California.
44:42
So th- but the company was started in Canada and I'm Canadian.
44:47
Very good.
44:48
All right Lisa couldn't get back in.
44:50
I'm gonna mute for just a second while- Okay
45:06
All right, so I have it and then I'll share it right now, oh, that's great.
45:09
Great on Lisa's side for making it happen.
45:15
Hi, I'm Judy with Earth Harmony Fruit and Nuts in British Columbia, Canada.
45:18
I've got the Pure Wave cell ready to go into our hive today.
45:21
And because it's cold out I'm just gonna place it on the top of the
45:24
hive for right now, and later on when it warms up a bit I'll remove
45:27
it and put it down below in the hive.
45:31
As bees and humans share the same traits of being electromagnetic beings,
45:35
it's pretty exciting to be part of a project that aligns with all of
45:39
my passions of harmony, frequency, bees, healing, water and nature.
45:45
To 4R Bees and your supporters, I'm so grateful to each of you.
45:49
For all of us to join together and be active with innovations and
45:53
solutions that enhance the lives of the bee people is so exciting.
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These two hives back here, the turquoise one was installed first to package bees
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The second one was installed package bees as well almost two weeks later.
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They were in the mail for about a week, and they were very stressed.
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They were out of sugar water.
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There were hundreds and hundreds of dead bees when I got them, versus
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the other hive only had 10 to 20 bees that were dead once I installed them.
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So I really felt like this hive needed a start and needed to recover.
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Since all of these package bees are generally older foragers, they
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have to have the queen build comb and have the queen laying and that
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brood to make it to the hatching age.
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And I was really worried that are there gonna be enough bees to nurse
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that brood and bring it to hatching for the survival of the hive?
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So I put the Purewave cell in this yellow hive, and two weeks after that
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one was installed, and you're gonna see how much bigger it is, and just
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progressive, and they have all this passion compared to that turquoise hive.
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If you look down into each one of these cells, you can see a small
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piece of rice, and that is the egg, and the queen had laid front to back
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in this piece that they drawn out.
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To the side, you can see some capped honey, some open honey, and then
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we've got brood and larva that's uncapped right in the center.
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We've got some pollen on this board.
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This is a very incredibly healthy, thriving colony.
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I seriously think this is the Purewave cell, that they recovered
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this amazing... Look at this.
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These are all empty frames.
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They almost had six frames drawn already, while as these, it looks like
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only have about two or three frames.
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Gonna be superseding and replacing the queen.
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Hi, this is Larry Strecke.
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I'm between Markdale and Flesherton.
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It's about Ontario.
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That's about two hours north of Toronto.
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So I've been beekeeping for about 10, 11 years.
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Couple summers ago I placed three Purewave cells in my hives, and prior to that,
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my hive losses were around 60 to 80%.
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After I put the three Purewave cells in, they dropped down to about 20 to 30%.
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Last last year, I got two more Purewave cells, so I've got nine hives.
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I will have 10 or more this year.
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I think because of that, geez, I got 100% live hives zero losses.
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It was amazing So after a very tough winter
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Okay, this is Jeff Hernon.
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Got my wife, Jeannie Hernon, here with me.
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We raise varroa-resistant bees.
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Started about seven or eight years ago.
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I normally build up to about 100 colonies or better.
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I think last year I had a- almost 130, and then I bring that down to about
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my top 10 and keep that every year.
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So we were introduced to 4OurBees by Laura McLendon at Healthy
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By Nature in Lindale, Texas.
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And we got in touch with them, and they actually sent us some magnets
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that have a technology that changes the frequency inside the beehive and is
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actually an alternative to chemicals.
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So I never treat my bees.
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My bees have never been treated for varroa mites.
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So we're gonna go over here right quick and pull off the screens and
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insert these inside these two of my best hives, and I've got other hives
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here that I can use as comparison.
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And then we can monitor this throughout the year to see the difference on it.
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I did this last year, and one of the things that I noticed immediately,
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I had a hive that was very hot.
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These are survivor bees, so sometimes they get a little hot.
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And when I put the magnet in, within a matter of just a few days,
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possibly even hours it seemed but after a few days, the one hive
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calmed down absolutely dramatically.
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So let's go put these in, and I wanna thank the guys at 4OurBees for these
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magnets, for sponsoring us with these, and giving us an alternative for...
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other than chemicals for our bees.
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Claudia and Charlene here from Uxbridge, Ontario.
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Look what we got in the mail.
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Oh my gosh, beautiful pollinator seeds.
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We're gonna have wonderful flowers to feed our bees this summer.
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And they were very kindly provided to us from 4OurBees.
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And we'd also like to thank the supporters of 4OurBees to make this possible.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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This is about saving the bees.
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The bees, the pollinators.
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We need to save our bees because they're gonna save our babies.
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We gotta think about the future, our children.
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We need our pollinators.
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So whatever you can do to help, please do.
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Wow.
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That's impressive.
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So not only are they, having these hives, over time it sounds like went from 20
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to 30% to 60, 80% and then 100% of the bees were remaining after the season,
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was over- ... start of the new season.
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Wow, that's incredible.
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But also, like the gentleman was talking about in Texas- they have mites that
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affect them, and they didn't want to use chemicals to kill the mites.
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They used 4RB's magnets, and boom, no mi- no mites.
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That's incredible.
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So let's talk about that.
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Yeah.
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You're not gonna, you're not going to eliminate the mites, just like you're
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not gonna eliminate flus, right?
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And things that in our situa- So what do we wanna do?
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What we're doing by
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What a lot of what was happening with beekeepers, they were treating the
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hives chemically to kill the mites.
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That's like in the body you treat the whole body and kill everything
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to get at what's hurting you, right?
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That sounds a lot like chemotherapy and stuff.
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The, s- so what the better idea of what I was focusing on is make the bee
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so strong, the Varroa mites are still around, but it's not gonna bother the bee.
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It's not gonna kill the bee or hurt it because that's working with nature.
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Again, we go back with working with nature 'cause if you're going out there to kill
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everything that's killing something, that has a dramatic effect on something else.
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I was just reading an article again, you'll love this, from back when in
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China had Mao Zedong, and they decided that the sparrow bird was eating
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a lot of the grain and so forth.
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And s- so he elected and he made everybody do stuff on the rooftops.
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They killed like 30 million, no, more, 100 million of these sparrows.
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They just got rid of them thinking that they would increase their food source.
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You know what happened?
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The, what happened is it caused the opposite.
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It went into fathom, it went into fa- famine under unprecedented.
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30 million Chinese died- Wow ... with that situa- 30 million.
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We didn't know about it because back then there's no communication.
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It's just out again recent.
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What happened is the very things that were causing all kinds of disease and stuff,
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that's what the birds were getting rid of.
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So once they got rid of the birds, look out, the foods went right down.
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So this is an example of why you don't kill one thing to try and
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do another, and this is a prime example of what he was talking about.
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So we don't need to get these chemicals, just like we don't need in us to
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constantly be bombarding our bodies to kill one thing that w- that causes side
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effects because we're not balanced, right?
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We're not balancing it.
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We're going in one way on a symptom, but we're killing everything and
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then it's causing another whole pro- 'Cause it's not the way we work.
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It's not the way nature works,
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right?
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Yeah, that's brilliant.
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We have to have in our gut, we have to have a good gut biome.
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So there's bacteria and stuff that are beneficial for us.
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But a lot of people think that you kill everything and you're gonna be
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healthy, but that's just the opposite.
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It actually like you were talking about with the sparrows- it
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can cause a, total malfunction.
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So that's what I like about this.
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That's, th- this is a great story.
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You're just- and example- ... increasing the vibration of
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someone and they don't get sick.
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They don't get mites.
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Well- They don't
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get... Yeah.
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Yeah.
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A quick example, just a note.
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Okay.
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One of the rarest things you'll ever hear, and I even then I don't think it
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exists, but it's very rare, the one cancer for us as humans that's, that is super
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rare, if not at all, but is heart cancer.
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You very seldom ever hear anything about heart cancer, and there's a
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really good reason for it because that's our highest electrical field.
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That is where our generating highest electrical field.
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Now, cancers don't respond to high electrical fields and so forth.
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That's a strong area, so it will a- it will attack weaker areas and so forth.
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That's why there's so many other cancers in many areas, but not the heart.
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That's just an example.
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That's, that's just an example of when you get the body in that kind
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of frequency or that strength, it can resist a lot of what's going on,
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right?
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Yeah.
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So there, there's somebody was sharing, says, "My mom used to get frustrated
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because king birds would sit in the apple trees above the hives and
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dive down to eat bees and feed them, feed the, their babies with them."
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Probably an easy way to just put a netting, 'cause the bees can
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go right through the netting, but the birds wouldn't be able to.
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There's different ways to handle, different situations.
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But I think the the 4R bees, magnets are something that's just on another level.
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In- incredible.
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Yeah, and it just i- in nature again, where the bees are located to other
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animals they're going to be in naturally consuming and doing things with each
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other, but it'll work in a natural way because what'll happen in a beehive when
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that's going on, they'll... Remember I said to you there's roughly on average of
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30,000 bees in a hive, but what they what they'll do, I'll give you two examples.
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If they're under stress of something like that where birds are eating or outside or
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bears, they'll increase their production.
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They'll go up.
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They'll start taking it to 50,000.
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They'll increase what they're doing.
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Another thing that was so cool, and I'll show you the picture next
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time, when there's moisture inside a hive, they build these constructs
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that are like dehumidifiers.
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They'll remove, they'll out of wax, they'll re- they'll build these
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structures that remove the moisture out, up and out, like a filter system,
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and it's amazing what it looks like.
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So they'll adjust depending on what they're subject to.
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Wow.
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Unbelievable.
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So great information.
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There's still more questions I have for you.
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We'll get to those later, but in other shows.
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But, this is fantastic.
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Every time you come on I just learn so much.
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And I'm feel like I'm pretty well-informed.
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I do, I study a lot of stuff, and bees have been part of the thing I've studied.
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But I just... I'm learning that I just brushed the surface compared to what
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you guys know and what you're sharing.
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It's pretty, pretty impress- re- very impressive, so thank you so much.
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No it's wonderful to be with it.
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But I know you'll like that.
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After the show, look up that, what happened in China with
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those sparrows and so forth.
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Okay.
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Just go sparrow loss or something through... It'll blow your mind about
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when you start messing with nature.
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Literally they lost 30 million people in China over that mistake, right?
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That's the entire population of Canada- Wow ... almost, right?
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So that, it's just you start messing with nature in a weird
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way, and look out, right?
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So you start working with it, it's a miracle as to what you can do.
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So I just, I just I'm fascinated by these things.
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Very good.
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Yeah.
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