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And now your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards. Well, good day, good
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the world, lots of interesting things going on, some bad, some good.
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And here's a little bit of semi good news. According to the Secretary
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General of the Iraq Husbalalaw Brigades. Well, they made a dramatic announcement.
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It says here that we decided to suspend other attacks against the Medican forces.
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We will protect our brothers and Gaza in other ways. Iran and other members
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of the resistance access do not know the nature of our actions trying to remove
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responsibility from Iran. I guess it seems like there might be a fear of
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an American military response against Iranian interests. I think they know that before the
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end of this year that we will have a real president back in office.
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I think they're there, that's what they're thinking about, because they remember what
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happened when mister Trump was in office. He called a particular leader and said,
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oh, yeah, I'm looking at your house right here. Yeah,
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and if you don't back off, your house is going to be gone.
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And yes, the Trump how do you find out where I live? And
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Trump said, well, we have our ways, so comply or good bye.
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See that. And Ronald Reagan understood that. He said always the United
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States should deal from a position of strength, at the very least, at
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least the perception of strength. My Goodness channels affiliated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
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published a report from Iraqi sources, according to which the dramatic announcement by the
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Secretary General of the Iraqi has Bala Brigades regarding the suspension of attacks against American
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forces in the region came as a result of an agreement between the Prime Minister
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of Iraq al Sudani and Ishmael A Cunni, the commander of the Al Kad's
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force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. In other words, again, Iran is
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the one who instructed the Iraqi has Bala Brigades to cease and at the same
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time clear Iran in a public declaration of responsibility for the event that went beyond
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the rules of the game and caused the death of American soldiers in Jordan.
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Maybe they didn't notice, but there is an admission here that Iran is one
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b one that the Iraqi Hesbala Brigades are listening to, and another admission that
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the Iraqi Hesbala Brigades are responsible for attacking the American forces in Syria, Iraq
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and Jordan in recent months. In the announcement of the Secretary General of Iraq
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Husbala Brigades, it was possible to understand between the lines that they were waiting
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for an American reaction against them. In other words, Iran approved with a
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wink to sacrifice them when it came up with the aim of not attacking Iranian
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interests by the United States well, Great Britain is preparing to send an aircraft
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carrier to the Red Sea to replace the American aircraft carrier Dwight Eisenhower, as
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part of the dealing with the Hooties action against the shipping traffic in the Red
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Sea. Now, I for one, do not believe that we need to
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have an escalation of war. However, and however again, it is high
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time for not only the United States and Great Britain, but other nations that
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need to utilize the Red Sea for commerce to come together as a coalition and
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just do away with the Jutis. Just do away with them. And I
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think it should be a coalition of countries so no one can say, so
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that leftist pigs here in the United States can say, see the United States
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is bullying? Is bullying again? Look at them? Isn't amazing. There's
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so many US residents who don't want America to be strong, don't even want
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our border to be shored up. Some idiot wrote me today talking about my
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support of securing our border means that I worship Christopher Columbus. I mean,
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these leftists, they go out of their way in stupidity. I mean they
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just go as far as you can go. Well, we want to sound
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stupid, so we're going to say things like that, what does Christopher Columbus
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have to do with our southern border and the insecurity of our southern border at
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that? Nothing? Nothing, nothing. But see what happens is when people
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like the American left, see they have no logical solutions. Their goal is
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to destroy, kill, still and destroy, along with their father the devil.
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Okay, that's what they're all about. And so if you disagree with
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their destruction, then they accuse you of all kinds of crazy stuff. Again,
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the last time I checked, Christopher Columbus had nothing to do with our
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southern border. If I'm wrong, please correct me. I'm always open to
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such communications. So anyway, it is what it is. According to certain
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poll Trump tops Biden in all swing states. You know something, these polls.
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The Republicans should not even pay much attention to them. Sure, they
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shouldn't know, they shouldn't you know, notarize them, and and and you
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know understand, you know, they exist, but they should not be either
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discouraged or encouraged by the polls. They should fight as if they are fifteen
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points behind Uncle Joe Biden, maybe twenty five points. Because we're in today,
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our society is posed in such a way, in such a manner that
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we have to those of us who want liberty, who want us to our
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nation, to return to God, et cetera, etcetera, etcetera, restoration
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of the traditional family, you know, all the stuff. We have to
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fight, probably harder than any other time in our history, save let's say,
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the Civil War time. Hopefully it doesn't come to that. But when
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you think about the situation that we have in our country, I'll just give
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you a quick, quick example here in the great state of Tennessee. It
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was in twenty twenty one about eleven folks. They went into a in abortion
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murder clinic, okay, and they sat down in the lobby and prayed,
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and they sang a few hymns, got up and left. There was no
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big words with the people that worked there or anything like that. And because
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of that, they've been arrested. The FBI came to their homes with rifles,
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brandishing rifles, beating on their doors, being abusive to their property,
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grabbing them, not even telling the people their names. Family members are saying,
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well, what is your name? What is this? They answered no
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questions grabbed them and went after them. Do you know that the FBI doesn't
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even go and go that hard after criminals, after real criminals, thugs.
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Oh you don't believe me. Well, they're still We're still waiting for the
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people that destroyed property all over the United States during the riots after George Floyd
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expired. Remember that some of them raped fathers in front of their children in
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Portland, Oregon. Oh yeah, none of them have been arrested. But
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if you pray, if you exercise your recognized right to exercise, as they
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say, freedom of religion, you can get arrested in this land of liberty.
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Unfreaking believable. Well, one thing that's not unbelievable is our guest coming
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up after the break. His name is doctor Avery Jackson, and he's standing
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a neurosurgeony. You're on the Ron Edward American Experience called doctor Welcome up.
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us to believe, and we are back. This is Around Edwards American Experience.
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I'm round Edwards and thanks for tuning in joining us from throughout America and
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around the world. And let's be joined by our guest today is doctor Avery
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M. Jackson, the third. He is a neurosurgeon in Grand Blank,
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Michigan. Man is affiliated with multiple hospitals throughout the area, and he is
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chief executive officer and medical director of Michigan euro Surgical Institute, which he founded
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in two thousand and three. Hello, Doc and welcome back. Hey,
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Ron, how are you? Thanks for having me? Oh, glad to
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have you. Hey, I'm gonna get real get into this real quick.
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About the scandemics, the new scamdemics that are being brewed, kind of a
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witch's brew of scamdemics being lined up. This one is called disease X.
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And I you know, I'm one of these people that believes that why should
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we have to pay attention to these people that are saying, well, we've
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got another one coming, and this time around, we'll have patches for you
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if you don't like the shots, or will put it in food to make
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sure that you get these harmful products in your body so that you can be
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under our control. This stuff is crazy, isn't it? It really is,
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Ron. Yeah, The World Economic Forum refers to that unknown disease these
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X and apparently, you know, there's been some blueprint old health economic form
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about it since twenty eighteen, so you know, when you talk about unknown
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pathogens, you know, one of the things is is that now that people
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have gotten the experimental gene shot, it comes with it not only extra protein
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that we're not familiar with in terms of how much it makes in the body,
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and replicates, but also all of the additional adjuvant material that is kind
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of stimulates the immune system. And concern that some have is that there may
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not necessarily be another infection per se. The thought is there could be with
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the use of the five G that you can activate these extra particles and it
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can kind of mimic what would be an infection like a hemorrhagic fever where there's
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bleeding. And so we're we're there's a group of of US docks across the
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country and world that through the Great the Barrington Declaration, are getting together and
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we're educating ourselves so that we can be prepared. And there's like detox things
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that you can do, which we can maybe talk about in a little bit.
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But I'm again, I think you know, the best thing you can
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do right now is just stay healthy, keep your immune system strong, gets
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your eight hours of sleep, in your water, so you have a good
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baseline in which your immune system, your god given immune system, can do
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what it's supposed to do, regardless of what the potential perpetrator will be.
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Well. Also, I think, in my humble opinion, the biggest I
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guess barrier to what they want to do or what they're perpetrating against us is
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the word no. And I think we have to be emboldened by that word
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and stick by it no matter what they try to come at it with,
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because one of the things that I learned many of us learned, is that
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they were surprised at how compliant, especially Americans, were in the scamdemic,
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the first scamdemic. And I think we have to be willing to just say,
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you know, we're not participating, as Nancy Reagan said, say no,
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and we're saying no to these drugs as well, and so what say
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you on that? I completely agree, you know, we have a right
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to our sovereign body, and I wouldn't allow anyone to touch myself or my
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children without knowing what is in anything. And I would agree that there's been
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so much compliancy out of fear. And their plan was you go with the
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mask, you get people riled up, and then you can pretty much tell
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them anything and they'll believe anything. And so that's exactly what's happened to more
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than you know, seventy percent of the world. And so it's a real
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shame. So you're right saying no, saying this is my body. If
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I can't understand the risks and benefits and you can't clearly explain them to me.
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That I'm not participating and that's the way it should be. And if
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the doc says, well, look, you know, they give you hard
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time, So I'll have to find another doc. And so the body Healthcare
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you can go to www. Thebodyhealthcare dot com. We're working on building and
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connecting docs that are like minded across the country to address these various issues and
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to take care of people without coercion and forcing them to do things that they
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don't they're not educated on, or that could cause them harm. We're not
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coming up on a break right away, but after the break, I do
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want to talk about ways that we can fortify our bodies nutritionally to fight against
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these plandemics. But when it comes to our rights and the things that we
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should be doing or should not be doing, etc. I also so I'm
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very concerned because there is a large segment of our population, many family members,
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who are in agreement with all of this. They're more than happy to
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act like trained seals and just clap along and and go along to the beat
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of these these these leftist drummers who just simply want to control us and make
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us sick. There's one anecdotal story I will share is that one hospital that
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I will not mention the name of, told an individual, hey, you're
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about to die, go get your stuff in order. And they said,
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well, you know, I better go back and check in another direction.
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And I guess they went back to their regular doctor or whatever, and their
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doc told them, no, you're fine and you're going to be okay,
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and don't do that. And so you have this this kind of an attitude
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in many hospitals, not all, but there's they seem to be pushing this
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death. Uh, they can't get you one way, there's another way.
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There's some I mean, according to some people, there are many medical professionals
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now, whether they're nurses or docs, that are just pushing this death on
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people. And and I think we need to figure out a way to avoid
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hospitals. What say you, Yeah, i'd agree. We're going to have
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five to ten year projection we'll have hospital systems within our system. But yeah,
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i'd agree, is you know, avoid hospitals. Take care of yourself
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right, make sure you have you know everything you can with your checkups with
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docs and clinicians. That you trust and stay healthy. Mean, it's gonna
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have to work on your you know, your diet and lifestyle, but you
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can do it. Yeah, you can do it. Yeah, people have
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to be willing to do it. Even exercise, I think that's a very
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important part of it too, because not only does that help you physically,
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but that improves your mood. It releases endorphins, et cetera, and so
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you're you're much better to be around, easier to be around if you exercise
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as well. What say you, that's right, because you release growth hormone
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when you're exercising, and that hormone helps to make you more calm, the
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endorphins, and it also helps to regulate your other hormones can actually even help
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with glucose levels for those that are our type two diabetic for instance. So
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I think it's a big deal overall, it's a big deal, And so
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I definitely say exercise getting out. Another thing actually is near infrared light.
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So make sure you take your fifteen minute walk when the sun comes up before
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it gets hot out, and then when that sun goes down and you get
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that sunlight, because it actually will shore up your mitochondria and that's your power,
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your power plants and every cell of your body. Real quick, doc,
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what do you think about far far red and infrared? What far infrared?
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Yeah, yeah, I think that's I think yeah, that's the same
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same. I think it. You know it it uh it It activates your
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metabolism in a really interesting way. And there's some really dynamic studies that show,
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you know, at a biochemical level the advantage of of infrared light.
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And so that's why you know that time in the in the mornings and then
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at night when you've taken that walk. It really makes all the difference in
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the world. And I mean literally it. It's the difference between being fatigued
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and not. Uh, And so I think it's something people should should do.
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Also, there's something that's called plate let rich plasma, especially trude dose,
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and that's basically resetting your immune system and your hormones using your own platelets
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in your body, part of your your blood. And uh, there's uh
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found that there's hundreds of different mechanisms in which your platelets were and this is
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something that people really should consider trying. Wow, Okay, we're going to
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And we've got doctor Avery Jackson with us today and he's the Neurological Institute
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which he runs, and it treats the entire spectrum of spinal disorders. Man
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oh Man speaking of that doc, welcome back again. As time progresses and
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medical procedures become more and more advanced, for instance, with neurological surgery,
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are they becoming less invasive? I know, I mean just the thought of
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neurological surgery frightens me. And I know that I don't have a problem medically
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in that area, but my goodness, it seems to be like that's a
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scary thing. Like I asked, is that becoming less invasive? Yeah?
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And it is. It is becoming less invasive. What we're finding is is
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that there is. There used to be a time where the risk of injury
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or death I should say after surgery was about seventy five percent, and then
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nineteen fifty five with the advent of the operating microscope, that significantly induced i
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mean decrease that reduced the risk of complications. And so then you went on
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to full what are called craniotomies where you take off an entire side of the
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skull to perform a small surgery because you needed the room and the light,
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all the way down to what's called the keyhole craniotomy, which now we can
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perform surgeries just above the eyebrow in a space that's just a couple of inches
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wide by about an inch or two high at an inch high. So and
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likewise in the spine too, mentally invasive surgery where there's a quicker recovery because
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the incisions aren't as large. Also, we're using navigation where it's a three
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D navigation that allows us to see inside before we're there. And there's techniques
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using MRI, CRM and kind of CT combined. And this navigation called frameless
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stereotactic guidance has really helped to minimize what was a very large, large surgery
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that would take a lot of time to gain exposure, to perform the surgery
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and then close, and the risk of infection was higher. And this was
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just we're looking at just maybe five ten years ago. And so even since
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then, we've seen some drastic improvement and increases based on the technology that we
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have. But what's interesting, Ron, I'll say, even though technology is
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increased and it's given us more tools than we've ever had to do good work,
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it seems as though we're relying so much on that technology that we're losing
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oftentimes our clinical acumen. And what I mean by that is with the research,
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you know, we're not critically looking at the research the way that we
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should. And also even for our patients, there was a time where you
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had to be more of a detective and say, with the person in front
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of me, how can I perform surgery or what type of surgery that's going
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to be beneficial to this person? And you have to think through it.
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And now they're you know all these there are lots of guidelines and uh,
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and it just makes it so that one can turn their brain off to some
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degree, no pun intended, and still take care of the average person.
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And I think that's how we got lulled into the plandemic because of the fact
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that our thinking caps weren't on and critically thinking like a detective would. Yeah,
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do you think there will come a time when surgeries will be non invasive
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for the most part? I know there will probably always be a need for
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some invasion that will probably be more miniaturized. But do you think they will
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ever come a time because you know, you know, I used to watch
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a lot of Star Trek and you'd see the guy, the doctor wave the
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instrument over the individual, and you know, the funny noise, and next
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thing you know, in a few minutes, he's all well and things are
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just wonderful. I don't expect that. But do you think that there will
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become a time where surgery will become something that will be just, you know,
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something very easy and almost pain free. Well? X uh when when
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you look at where we're at now, you know, people are realizing in
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general more holistic uh kind of health is care is important to prevent the surgeries,
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but in the cases of surgeries, the traumatic procedures, UH a need
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for those you know, now there are uh, there there are these life
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wave electromagnetic frequency devices that you can place on a person's skin, and the
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thought is, at least theoretically, that they will emit a certain frequency that
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it helps to heal based on the frequency of the uh uh new atomic elements
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that are in our cells and our organs. And so we are getting to
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a place where we're really kind of advancing into, you know, kind of
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quantum physics and and at a level that we've not been before. And so
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I think what you'll find is there'll be other ways, just like you mentioned
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in the Star Trek series, that we can heal these organs. Another is
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the platelet rich plasma. That's another way that when you're injecting, you take
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someone's blood, you take the platelets out, you activate them and based on
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a specific dosage, it's called trudeause. And when you put that those platelets
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back in, you've got a different concentration gradient. And these platelets they will
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go to work and find what's broken, especially chronic issues, inflammatory issues,
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and they will help to orchestrate repair of these organs. And you know autoimmune
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disorders, hashimotos, long haul COVID, you know, uh, chronic fatiques
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and pots disease and others, and so we know now there's an experience with
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about ten thousand, eight thousand people and a great experience, and so we're
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one of ten centers across the country that are performing that and so you can
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definitely check us out there for that. And that's also something that's very star
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trek ish because back in the day, we thought platelets were only only function
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was to stop bleeding, and now we realize there are hundreds of different reactions
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that the platelets facilitate, including acting as drones in your lungs for your blood
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or your body to tell plate to tell the white blood cells where to go
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when there is a major infection or intrusion. Wow, amazing stuff, Doc,
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I want to get into a little bit of nutrition well more, talk
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about the nutritional value use when when fighting these scamdemics that they continue to want
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to roll out. Let's say, if a person does not have a large
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budget and it comes down to buying expensive supplements or just food, and I
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understand that a lot of our food is not as nutritious as it should be
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because of the soil conditions and of course the uh uh you know, genetic
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engineering and all of that stuff. But uh, what can a person do.
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Let's say if they do have a small budget, they want to take
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care of themselves, and I guess the easiest thing they can get to is
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maybe some food. How how do they make the proper adjustments? Well,
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a couple of things. So for food, you know, your your greens
35:44
are amazing in enrich and iron and vitamin D. So your collar green mustard
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greens, those are wonderful. Your kale, uh, you know you can
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you know you can grow many of these in the in your in your gardens.
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You know, I would say, uh, any you know any any
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fermented? Uh foods are also really good, you know, kind of like
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a kimchi or anything you can think of that's that's fermented. There are many
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ways you can go. Uh you can look on YouTube or other site for
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how to how to ferment foods. Canning is now coming back. And you
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know, you can have a garden, even an urban garden. And uh
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there's uh an expert that we have in the body healthcare UH and her name
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is Virginal Branch who has some really impressive videos and teaching on how do you
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grow an urban garden right on your window field? And so there there are
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many things that you can do. And I would urge everyone out there that
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whether you have a lot of land or a small amount of land, or
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even a window seal with a couple of potted pot pots, to begin to
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grow your own food and your own vegetables and fruits, and then the fermentation
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is excellent to avoid infection and to heal the body. I think the other
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thing is that might be a little bit more costly, but to consider is
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some is something called cardio miracle, and Cardiomeracle is a food supplement and it's
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a powder and you take a scoop of powder and you put it in water
37:30
twice a day, you know, and you drink it, and it has
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about seventy different elements in it that will replace a lot of the supplements that
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people may be purchasing. Separately, it also has nitric oxide in it,
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and if you go to cardiomercle dot dot com, you can actually get a
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ten percent discount if you put in m NI three, so the letters m
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N three. But I've done a couple of talks on it, and I'm
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really impressed from the brain standpoint, because nitric oxide actually has to be stabilized
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with the right amount of elements, and so those are found in some of
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the supplements, but they're also in this cardiomercle. And then on top of
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that, the nitric oxide actually causes the blood vessels small and large in the
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brain and heart and other organs to dilate, and that gives more blood flow,
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gives more oxygen. So that's something else you can consider. You know,
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oftentimes people will do that and it's literally providing that food. You mentioned
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that the oil the soil was not as rich as it used to be in
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elements like copper and what have you, And that's why I would also recommend
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the cardiomeracle because a lot of those food supplements substances are in there, including
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the nitric oxide. Wow, great stuff, Doc. I want to thank
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you for joining us once again, and as per us you you were a
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great help and my audience always loves it when you stop by and we thank
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you again and we look forward to our next get together. Great thanks,
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Ron, always a pleasure, appreciate you. Thank you. Take care by
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43:54
and it's important for you to never forget that. Benjamin frank And said
44:00
that whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation must begin by subduing the freeness
44:07
of speech. In case you haven't noticed, my friends, your federal government,
44:13
yeah, I say yours, because it ain't mine no more, is
44:15
on a collision course that is doing its very best with the help of state
44:21
governments, at least twenty four of them, to undo what it has.
44:25
You know that our founding fathers have painstakingly and sacrificially established. Yeah, they
44:32
went through a lot, the founding fathers. You should read some of the
44:36
horrific stories. You know, it really tickles me just a bit when I
44:40
have discussions with certain individuals and they talk about, oh, they were all
44:45
racist, they were they were that and the other. Okay, YadA,
44:49
YadA, YadA, And they talk about these historic figures and they want to
44:53
tear down all their statues. And they even went after the bunch of gumps
44:59
even tried to burn down Martin Luther King Junior's house. And they try to
45:04
tear down a statue of Frederick Douglas too. So at least they're not,
45:07
you know, their equal opportunity destroyers or want to be destroyers of history.
45:13
But you know, was anybody perfect and let's say one hundred years from now
45:21
and there happens to be, Oh God forbid a statue of one. Let's
45:25
say, oh, Uncle Joe Biden, should his statue be torn down one
45:32
hundred years from now. I'm just saying, should first of all, we
45:38
even create a statue for such an individual? But he is a president.
45:44
You know, they say that he's a president and doesn't act like it,
45:47
but they you know that he's in that office. And you know. Let
45:52
I'm just saying, but for them to try to tear down these of the
46:00
Founding Fathers and others because they were not perfect, They just rubbed up against
46:06
the sensibilities of the leftist of today. But if you were to go according
46:14
to principles about right and wrong, I would have to say that many individuals,
46:21
from Nasty Pelosi to Uncle Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, and many others.
46:28
Romney, I mean, it's a pretty long list. I would dare
46:35
say that none of them deserve a statue, none of them should be then
46:38
recognized in history, because at least with all of their imperfections, the Founding
46:44
Fathers were trying to build something great, something positive, that could benefit mankind
46:50
in the future. From their from their from their standpoint, Whereas today,
46:55
whether it's Romney, Mitch mcconnald mister Deputy Droop along and many others, Nasty
47:01
Pelosi, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, they're trying to build
47:05
down our lifestyle. They're trying to create a land of very little opportunity.
47:15
And you can throw in many people in the medical profession today, you can
47:20
throw in education Harvard University. You know there, you know another individual is
47:27
being brought up to the public for being a plagarist. I may not get
47:32
into that today because you know that individual. That news will be there tomorrow.
47:37
But to add to this, Americans should have taken heed to the warnings
47:42
as to how the government would silence the voice of opposition. That the government
47:45
is silencing the voice of opposition to abortion. The wonderful people that simply walked
47:52
in quietly three years ago in an abortion clinic in Tennessee are now facing up
47:58
to eleven years because all they did was pray and sing a few hymns and
48:04
walk out peacefully. Even President Harry Truman warned over seventy years ago. He
48:10
said, once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of
48:14
opposition. It is only one way to go, and that is down the
48:20
path of increasingly repressive measures until it becomes a source of terror to all its
48:24
citizens and creates a country where everyone lives in fear. And if the government
48:32
doesn't directly come after everyone, this is just me now. If the government
48:37
doesn't just come after everyone creating fear, what the government does and has done
48:43
in our country for decades is institutionally indoctrinate individuals, stupefy individuals, demoralize individuals
48:52
so that they become these brutish individuals that roam the streets now in the broad
48:59
daylight and attack elderly citizens and children that snatched them up, creating a situation
49:07
where many people are now living in fear. And you know what is happening,
49:13
my friends, And this is something that we the people need to come
49:20
together and say to the government, you know what, We're not going to
49:24
put up with this. We're done being patient. We're just going to say
49:31
no to all this. And what's beautiful about it that there doesn't have to
49:36
be any violence. In fact, we can put a bigger hurt in a
49:40
non violent in a nonviolent manner against those who are trying to oppress us,
49:46
then if we were to go violent. As a matter of fact, President
49:52
George Washington warrant, if the freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb
49:57
and silent, we may be led like sheep the slaughter in how many were
50:04
dumb and silent when he came to the shots, unless, of course,
50:08
they were attacking those of us who said, nah, we're not going to
50:12
take that shot. Okay, we're not going to do it. Recently,
50:15
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey obtained a court order blocking the Biden administration from violating
50:22
the First Amendment. But he deserves a great handclap. With that said,
50:30
it is well worth your time to understand the egregious violations, to understand the
50:36
full extent of the crimes that have been committed against we, the American people,
50:40
by the government. In Jefferson City, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced
50:50
that the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana granted his motion
50:54
to block top officials in the federal government from continuing to violate violate the First
51:00
Amendment rights of millions of Americans. The judge's ruling is one hundred and fifty
51:07
five pages long and includes seven hundred and twenty footnotes. See when it comes
51:14
to the for liberty, it is very detailed, and it has to be
51:19
that way. Unfortunately, because there's so many nooks and crannies, they're always
51:23
looking. The left is always looking for little little bitty loopholes. I'd love
51:29
to find the find out what is the loophole that the leftists used in Tennessee
51:32
to arrest and to threaten with eleven years a possible a prison time and two
51:38
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in fines for simply prey exercising their First Amendment recognized
51:45
rights. Because the Constitution recognizes our rights which come from God. And how
51:51
dare the government try to take away those rights? How dare they? Wow?
51:54
I'm Ron Edwards and now that I see that, my time is up.
51:58
Thank you so much for your time, sir, I protest. I
52:01
am not a merry man. I know, I know it's kind of sad
52:07
and we've got to come to a close. But guess what, we can
52:10
come back together. And as I always say, at this time, remember
52:14
to pray for your nation, Pray for your friends, your family, and
52:16
even your enemies, make sure that they get it right now we reconvene.
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Treat others the way you wouldn't want to be treated until next time. I
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am Ron Edwards by now should make the new connection to everyone