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What's Eating U?! Live Replay: Cyclospora & Tapeworms | Our Hottest Cleansing & Lymphatic Tips · What's Eating U?!

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Sam: Ooh, we're talking, talking about what's eating you.
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Sam: Talking about what's eating you.
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Sam: Proudly brought to you by Rogers Hood Apothecary.
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Sam: Welcome back to another What's Eating You Live.
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Sam: We're so happy y'all are here with us.
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Sam: Thank you.
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Sam: Thank you for joining us.
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Sam: We're diving into all things worm, worms, and parasites.
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Sam: We have some updates for you guys today on Cyclospora as well, but we love to come on here and educate and inform and empower you guys to know what is going on in the world and inside of your bodies and give you all of the remedies and solutions for you to be and feel your best.
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Kim: I'm just trying to figure out a way that I can pull up this picture of the tapeworm larvae that Dr.
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Kim: Nicole found.
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Kim: Did I show you these pictures yet?
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Kim: No, this is new for all of us.
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Kim: Okay, ready?
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Kim: This is what this is what I'm going to show everyone.
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Kim: Okay, spill it.
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Kim: Dr.
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Kim: Nicole Vane started looking at people's mouths for parasites.
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Kim: And she uses our kit in her facility.
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Kim: She has our kit on on display for sale there.
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Kim: And um, so she has a microscope in her dentist office.
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Kim: Because she's so amazing at what she does, she found this tapeworm in someone's mouth.
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Sam: A tapeworm in in a mouth?
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Sam: This was in someone's mouth?
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Kim: Yeah, it's tapeworm larvae.
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Sam: This is big because this is where the proof tapeworms are not only in the gut.
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Kim: Right.
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Kim: That's the tapeworm larvae that she got out of someone's mouth and she put it under a microscope.
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Kim: Oh I have more.
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Kim: Hold on one second.
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Kim: This is the one that I want everybody to see because this is the craziest one.
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Kim: Okay.
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Kim: Oh look at those eggs, yo.
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Kim: Look at inside.
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Kim: Look at how the tapeworm that is a microscopic view of the larva of a tapeworm.
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Sam: That is disgusting.
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Sam: Someone said, someone says, I love Kim's content, but I would be traumatized.
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Sam: Listen, guys, she's somehow immune to it.
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Sam: I don't, I don't get it.
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Sam: Yeah, exactly.
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Sam: She's worked on cadavers.
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Sam: I mean, she's you know, it's the anything with the human body, but yeah, she has to see, you know, she gets pictures of people's poop on the daily, you know.
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Sam: So this doesn't phase Kim.
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Sam: I tell her all the time, I much respect to the worm queen.
2:34
Sam: I'm so glad I'm not her because, you know, it's it's it's it's a tough, it's a tough one for sure.
2:41
Sam: Um okay, I still haven't done my cleanse order two years ago.
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Sam: That's okay.
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Sam: They're shelf stable for three years, so you're still good.
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Sam: You still have time.
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Sam: And honestly, there is no better time than now to get started.
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Sam: The metal cleanse is amazing.
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Sam: We love metal flush for sure.
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Sam: Getting out heavy metals is so important.
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Sam: You know, parasites and worms, they hold up to is it six times?
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Kim: They're eight times their weight and spores, heavy metals, viruses, bacteria, other worms.
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Kim: It's not uncommon to have one worm to have multiple different labels of worms.
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Sam: Crazy.
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Sam: Crazy.
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Sam: So they hold on to all this stuff.
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Sam: Like, you know, I I actually was just talking with people yesterday about the cleanse.
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Sam: You know, when you first introduce people to the idea of the paraphy cleanse, you have to give them the whole rundown, you know?
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Sam: And so I'm diving into the importance of getting heavy metals out as well and why the binder is so important and it's such a vital part of the cleanse.
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Sam: And the fact that they hold on to all these things, you know, I compare it to the same thing as when a human passes away and they defecate or they release waste, you know.
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Sam: That's a very common thing to happen when a human passes away.
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Sam: So parasites and worms, the same thing happens.
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Sam: But they don't just dump their waste, they dump everything that they've been holding on to.
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Sam: So they dump the heavy metals, the mold spores, the viruses, the bacteria, everything that they chemicals, chemicals, pharmaceutical debris, all these things that they've been holding on to, all these toxins, they release it all.
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Sam: But guess what else they release?
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Sam: Their eggs.
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Sam: They are so intelligent, they're hardwired that the second that they're unaliving, they dump their offspring.
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Sam: They go, go on, carry on our legacy, make these people sick, steal all their nutrients.
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Sam: Like energy memory, let's go! Like, yeah, live on, little tapeworm larvae, live on, you know, and it's like, what?
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Sam: Like, we gotta attack them from every angle.
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Sam: So this is another reason why cleansing is not a one-and-done situation, because when you want to live them, if they dump their offspring, you gotta now go after those.
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Sam: So it's a process, it's an ongoing process.
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Kim: I think it's a process and it's really a lifestyle change that once you start moving yourself into it, if one, it becomes addictive.
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Kim: Because when you start to feel good after so long, like for me, it was like decades, I don't want to go back there.
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Kim: And then and then I keep moving the goal post, right?
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Kim: Because it just keeps going.
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Kim: Like, okay, I know mentally I wasn't in a good space.
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Kim: Physically, I'm in a good space now.
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Kim: How do I change that and fix it so that I do better?
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Kim: And I feel like you just people that are in this mindset that are chronically ill and they just need something to hold on to to just give them a little bit of hope.
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Kim: It feels nice because the paraphy kit honestly is that hope to start the journey that people just don't.
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Kim: Where do I start?
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Kim: You start with lymph, you start with paraphy, do some modalities, and even just hearing do some.
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Kim: It's like, oh my god, I don't even have enough energy to like get up and take care of myself at all.
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Kim: And that really is the mentality they want you to stay in.
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Sam: Oh girl, you are preaching in the choir yesterday.
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Sam: I was talking with with um a man and his wife about this, putting them onto it for the first time, right?
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Sam: This is their first time hearing about this.
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Sam: They're like, what?
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Sam: But it was funny because he had a little bit of resistance, and I made sure to drop this on him.
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Sam: And right when I did, I could tell it woke him up.
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Sam: He was like, What?
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Sam: He went.
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Sam: Basically, I was like, You know, a lot of people who do have worms, the worms are sending signals to your brain telling you not to cleanse so that they can survive.
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Sam: It's a survival mechanism.
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Sam: They have they can absolutely control thoughts and cravings because they hijack our nervous system, they hijack our other systems to send signals throughout our body to keep us eating the foods that they eat and to keep us from taking the herbs that unalive them.
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Sam: Because they're that intelligent and they want to survive.
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Sam: They're just like us, they're hardwired to survive, you know?
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Sam: So exactly.
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Sam: It's like the people who are in resistance the most to starting, and this is this goes for you here in the chat.
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Sam: I've seen a couple of comments so far about like, I don't know, I don't want to start.
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Sam: I'm a little scared about what's gonna come out.
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Sam: I just have to encourage you guys because A, from personal experience, I was totally where you were.
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Sam: When I first heard about this and I was introduced to the Parapide Cleanse, I thought the same thing.
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Sam: I was terrified of what I was gonna see.
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Sam: And I I was like, oh my gosh, I want to start, but I am terrified of what how I'm gonna feel if I see something leave my body.
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Sam: I feel like I won't be able to handle it.
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Sam: Hi, Erica.
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Sam: But I was Erica.
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Sam: I was like, you know what?
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Sam: Let me do it anyway.
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Sam: And you guys, I promise you this the second that I saw the first worm in the toilet on day three, it wasn't scary.
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Sam: It liberated me, motivated me, and encouraged me to keep going.
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Sam: Because the A, it validated and confirmed that this is real.
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Sam: It was no longer uh an idea or like, oh, it's a theory that we have parasites and worms, but but it's not really connected to me, you know, personally.
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Sam: Because when I saw a worm in the toilet, that was confirmation that that just came out of me.
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Sam: So A, it confirmed it's real, B, it motivated me to keep going because I was like, oh, well, there's gotta be more.
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Sam: Let's get them all out.
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Sam: Like once you see it, like, let's go, let's get them out.
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Sam: So if you are, if you do have any resistance to starting because you're scared, A, just know that's normal.
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Sam: It's a normal feeling to feel that way.
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Sam: It's so normal and common.
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Sam: But we do promise you that if you go for it, no matter if you see something or not, it is benefiting your body absolutely.
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Sam: And there's no better time to do it than now.
8:18
Sam: When's the right time to do it?
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Sam: Now, yes, you're gonna start immediately.
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Kim: Start like right now.
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Kim: I mean, really, I'm showing you guys how easy it is, and then the whole someone said in here to hijacking really good words, Sam.
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Sam: Really good words because I learned from the best, girl.
8:34
Kim: So true.
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Kim: Yeah, so I'm on so I did a podcast in Austin last week, and I sat down with um Jill and Jenna, and they're with the Gut Girls podcast.
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Kim: Love them, they're so great.
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Kim: She got bit by a tick last month.
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Kim: Oh, and so she's been going through the whole pre of she got line, and so she's working on it.
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Kim: And she said this, and this goes back to the comment that someone just said that if it's disturbing to think that they can hijack our thoughts.
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Kim: So the month of June for this for her, she was fine.
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Kim: Thoughts clear, felt good about herself, loved who she was.
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Kim: She gets bit by a tick, and two weeks later she has intrusive thoughts.
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Kim: She has no idea why she's so angry, she has no idea why she's starting to hate herself all of a sudden.
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Kim: And it's because they literally can hijack our thoughts.
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Kim: They make us eat things that we don't really want or we would never even think about.
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Sam: Eat things that they want to eat.
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Kim: Yeah, because it's survived.
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Kim: Gives them energy.
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Kim: So then when they have energy, then you feel all yucky about yourself because they're lowering your frequency.
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Kim: But also, Toxoplasmosis Gandhi is a perfect example of how it rewires your brain to think the way, no fear, like seriously, like they're not people that have toxo have no fear, and then it's also an STD, which is crazy because it makes you want to go sleep around.
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Kim: So the disturbing part is it really is the truth about how the it's a ST, it's a STP.
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Sam: It's a sexually transmitted parasite.
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Sam: We're coining that.
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Sam: It's a STP, guys.
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Sam: Literally, listen, I know you feel terrified.
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Sam: Totally normal.
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Sam: You're valid, you're valid for feeling that way, but I promise you, please, like from personal experience, like, man, if you just get going, like that goes away.
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Sam: It sounds weird, but it becomes your new normal and you get used to it.
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Sam: And not everyone has to look.
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Sam: We tell you this all the time, but you don't have to look, you can flush.
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Sam: Just flush.
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Sam: If you don't want to see, you don't have to see.
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Sam: Someone did ask a really great question here, Kim.
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Sam: I want to get to because they said, should I wait until after my cold clears up or should I start now?
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Sam: Start now.
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Sam: Start now.
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Sam: My first one, you can ask Tim.
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Sam: My first one, I was in the middle of a month and a half long sinus infection that would not go.
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Sam: I could not shake it.
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Sam: It was so bad.
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Sam: I did the paraphy cleanse, and within a week, not only did it clear up my sinus infection, I haven't had one since then.
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Sam: And it's been three years, and I used to get them almost bi-monthly before I started.
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Sam: Now, we all know maybe you do, maybe you don't.
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Sam: I'll tell you right now.
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Sam: I have blown out over a hundred worms out of my nose.
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Sam: Okay.
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Sam: They've come out of my nose, like not alive, not wiggling, but I've blown them out of my nose.
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Sam: And my body uses my nose as an exit point for my lymphatic system.
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Sam: It was a huge reason I was getting sick all the time.
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Sam: Okay.
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Sam: I mean, it was huge.
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Sam: I was overloaded.
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Sam: And it it's obvious by the amount, by the quantity at which I expelled them, it's obvious they were a major contributing factor to my lack of well-being and my lower health threshold.
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Sam: I was used to a baseline that wasn't normal, but I just got used to being sick all the time.
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Sam: And that's not cool.
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Sam: That's not cool.
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Sam: Like, why do they get to thrive, but I have to suffer?
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Sam: It's my body.
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Sam: It's my body, my health is my well-being.
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Sam: So yeah, if you get started now, I guarantee that coal will get cleared up.
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Sam: No, not minimal advice, personal experience.
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Kim: And we use herbs that, you know, are more than just for parasites.
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Kim: And I, and the crazy part about it, yeah, over a hundred outs hands notes.
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Kim: The crazy thing about it is that I was like, all I did was compound.
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Kim: So the word compounding for people, because it's a Western medicine word, that's all I did with the herbs.
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Kim: I compounded them, alchemized, allowing the strong killing herbs to move their way through.
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Kim: But those supporting herbs are no joke.
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Kim: So whenever I feel something coming on, I take the kit, I bind, sustain, I take every day.
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Kim: Is spicy, like to me.
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Kim: And so I'm really like, I'm going to take it when I need to take it consistently.
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Kim: And then metal flesh, I take like every day.
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Kim: So really, it's about understanding the herbs, which we do, I think, a great job of explaining the herbs and why I chose the herbs I chose, but also that like an inflammation doesn't just mean you're getting sick, it means something in your body has been disrupted and your body's responding to it.
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Kim: It's responding to something disrupting.
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Kim: That's what the biofilm is as well, is it's responding, it's protecting itself.
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Kim: We look at it as a bad thing, but I see it now that I've been in this world for five years as a good thing because it's a major indication that something is going on and I need to grab my tools out of my tool belt now.
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Sam: Right.
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Sam: I love that we have them to go to.
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Sam: Like we're traveling right now.
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Sam: I have on the counter out there immune, recover, sustain.
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Sam: Like we're prepared because airplanes, we knew we were going into the belly of the beast when it comes to cyclospora.
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Sam: And we have not eaten any lettuce at all here one time.
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Sam: Every vegetable is cooked.
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Sam: We are have been very mindful about that.
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Sam: Um, any cons uh, someone asks, any considerations for those with histamine intolerance?
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Sam: So I can speak on this personally because I personally get mast cell reactions, especially during my luteal phase.
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Sam: Kim gets them too.
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Sam: And so I'm totally histamine sensitive and I go through certain things.
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Sam: Certain things will, you know, make cause me to have mast cell reaction.
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Sam: And so the binder, the cinnamon binder, and I would say the lymph kit as well, because those two things together support your body, bind things up, move them out.
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Sam: The lymph will make sure that your drainage pathways are open and flowing.
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Sam: And open and flowing drainage pathways are so important while detoxing because you have to have channels to get the things out that you are targeting and attacking and unaliving.
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Sam: So as long as you're flowing and flushing and moving, so we call it the three Ps, make sure every day that you're cleansing, you're pooping, you're peeing, and you're perspiring.
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Sam: So that means you're sweating every day as much as you can.
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Sam: The fulvic soak, either a full body bath or as a foot soak, both either way will also help flush these things out.
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Sam: So if you do all of that together, like I found personally that when I make sure I stay on top of the binder, I stay on top of taking the lymph while I'm paraphy parasite cleansing and I'm tapping into the fulvic soap, I don't have histamine issues while cleansing because of that.
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Sam: It also keeps Herzheimer's reactions very minimal and low, which is die-off symptoms.
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Sam: It just keeps it, it helps your overall cleanse experience be a lot smoother and easier and more pleasant of an experience.
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Sam: Would you say, would you agree with that?
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Kim: Yeah, that's why we definitely why I created it, because it was something that people, one, are fearful, right?
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Kim: Because they don't quite fully understand how to do a system.
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Kim: They've never done one, they think it's confusing.
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Kim: So the lymph kit was born for you to do prior to to help open up your pathways, make you feel better.
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Kim: Also learn the system because it's three tinctures in a binder as well.
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Kim: So it's very simple.
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Kim: And then you keep going on the lymph and holy school while you pivot over to the paraphy kit so that you stay on these particular tinctures, lion's mane, turkey tail.
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Kim: Turkey tail helps boost your immune system.
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Kim: Your immune system is taken offline when you have parasites.
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Kim: So let me go over exactly what happens when you have a parasite so that you can grasp why I chose the herbs I chose and why it's so important to keep your immune system online.
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Kim: So when you have parasites, mold and lime, they put a mirror in front of your immune system.
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Kim: So your immune system thinks that it's healthy and happy and that it's doing exactly what it needs to be doing.
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Kim: But in fact, behind the mirror is all of these environmental toxins wreaking havoc on your body, and your immune system is super confused because it's like, I'm performing, I'm doing what I need to do.
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Kim: I'm putting biofilms and hardened shells around all of these invaders.
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Kim: I'm doing exactly what I need to do.
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Kim: Hello?
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Kim: And then in the whole time, it's really not even online and it doesn't even know it.
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Kim: So what the Parify Kit does specifically sustain an oosmia is it removes the mirror and it shows everything for what it's worth.
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Kim: It shows all the light.
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Kim: And then all of a sudden, your immune system's like, oh my God, like what?
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Kim: We've been attacked.
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Kim: We're under attack.
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Kim: And so then it starts to go after it.
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Kim: But then you have the help of the herbs.
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Kim: So your immune system isn't alone anymore.
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Kim: You've already kind of weakened all of these guys in the background, back end, these enemies.
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Kim: And so you're allowing your immune system to just really do what it's meant to do.
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Kim: Now you bring in turkey tail, and it's really like in their frontline fighting with the environmental toxins, where you've got the heavy metals and they're waiting down all the soldiers in the back, holding them down, kind of, you know, really that's how you have to think about what's going on inside of your body is that there's like a fight and you don't have the weapons.
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Kim: It's a war because we don't know what's going on.
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Kim: Like you can't see it.
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Sam: 100%.
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Sam: And it's us versus them.
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Sam: Yes.
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Sam: That's really it.
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Sam: Like it's like, you know, it's it's them or you.
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Sam: Who's gonna who's gonna survive?
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Sam: The one you feed, the one you snuff, the one you snuff out and you don't feed that they they can't survive.
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Sam: And like she's it's not that's what's so beautiful about the Rogers Hood kits, is it's not just focus on kill, kill, kill, which is like a very like synthetic Western medicine approach.
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Sam: She's so she was so mindful at formulating these to be supportive at the same time because it's so important to support all of your systems, your nervous system, your brain, your gut, your lymphatic system.
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Sam: She formulated them to support you while unaliving and detoxing all of these environmental toxins.
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Sam: That is also what makes this, these kids so unique on the market.
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Sam: I don't know anyone else out there that does that.
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Sam: They focus on A, also including a binder, which is a huge, major part.
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Sam: You can't skip that.
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Sam: I know people who personally went rogue with parasite cleansing, just went and found the herbs they're supposed to take.
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Sam: You know, they researched, they chat GBT these days.
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Sam: They just like are their own self-doctors.
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Sam: Yeah, and they're like looking for ways to parasite cleanse, and they don't go to like, oh, I'm just gonna go and get garlic and wormwood, and you know, I'm gonna just go take that.
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Sam: But the binder is so important.
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Sam: And then also having these herbs that support your nervous system, that support your body while you're cleansing, it really does truly make it such a more pleasurable, enjoyable experience and not as harsh on your body and not as you know tough of a process.
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Sam: Someone says my face keeps getting inflamed, it's cortisol face.
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Sam: These worms gotta go, they do gotta go.
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Sam: That's a good one, man.
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Sam: Something else that can help you, though, and Kim is the queen of this, so she could talk a little more about it.
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Sam: But if your face is getting inflamed, from cortisol could also be from backed up lymph.
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Sam: And Kim is huge on huge on gua shots, so maybe you can touch on that for a second.
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Sam: So of course, there's a woman, listen, she will always have a prop, okay?
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Sam: She will always bust out a prop.
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Sam: You can guarantee it.
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Kim: I was a professor, it was like my favorite thing.
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Sam: I would have people just pulled that out like you did, though, Kim.
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Sam: Like, are you just like it's so good?
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Sam: Yeah, I love it.
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Sam: Show them, show them, do them in different faces.
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Sam: So, what are you doing?
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Sam: What are you doing right now?
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Sam: Where are you?
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Kim: So you guys you can use anything.
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Kim: I usually will start with like I'll start here and then I like drain this because you already have so much length, you don't want to add more.
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Kim: So I just literally will start like right here.
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Kim: So collarbone, yeah, right in the collarbone right here in the crease.
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Kim: And then the other thing I found from Human Garage, which by the way, Jason reached out to me and we should chat about it.
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Kim: I'm excited.
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Kim: Is if you go like this back and forth, it actually helps drain it even more because it's rolling it open.
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Kim: So, like I have a lot of chest pain on a daily stress day, right?
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Kim: And so this, and it's not just rubbing it, it's actually rolling it.
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Kim: And so that helps a lot, right?
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Kim: So you go here, you're kind of draining it, then you move up here and you drain it, and then I just roll down.
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Kim: I just take it and I go down.
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Kim: And you can do this with your hand.
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Kim: A lot of times you'll do what Sam's doing, and then if it's like really so I didn't do this side yet, so I'll quickly go over here and do this side, and then I bring it down because you're trying to drain it.
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Kim: Like just think of it as a drain.
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Kim: Like your body doesn't have a spinker, it doesn't have a
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Sam: So much just from doing that.
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Sam: And if you guys swallow, if you feel a buildup like you have to swallow, you're doing it right.
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Sam: That's lymph draining.
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Sam: And you will feel it.
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Sam: You'll feel the movement.
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Sam: And she's right.
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Sam: The lymphatic system is the only system in our body that doesn't have an automatic pump.
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Sam: It doesn't have a sphincter that pumps itself and gets itself moving.
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Sam: So you have to support the lymphatic system in drainage.
22:24
Sam: So ways you can do that.
22:26
Sam: Gouacia, exercise, rebounding, jumping that dry breast, past your own balance.
22:34
Kim: And it is a copper, it's copper, so it's actually charging my cells.
22:40
Kim: This gets your lymph moving.
22:42
Kim: You can do that.
22:43
Kim: Keep going.
22:44
Sam: Well, what else does beautiful beautifully balanced offer that helps drain lymph?
22:48
Kim: Well, castor oil.
22:50
Kim: And then they also have organic medical adhesive belly button um like uh stickers.
22:59
Kim: So you put that castor oil in your belly button, and then you put the organic medical grade adhesive hypoallergenic.
23:07
Kim: I mean, it's like all the things on your belly button, and that helps with detoxing in your gut.
23:12
Kim: Um packs, so you can do castor oil packs.
23:15
Kim: I like castor oil and red light, and then you can red light.
23:20
Kim: Love the red light.
23:21
Kim: I don't have any up here.
23:22
Kim: Funny.
23:23
Kim: I don't have any red light.
23:24
Kim: I bet you do.
23:25
Kim: I bet you I do.
23:26
Kim: I do.
23:29
Kim: I I what else do I have?
23:31
Kim: I have these brushes.
23:33
Kim: These are really great to move your lymph as well.
23:36
Kim: I do this.
23:37
Kim: I'll sit here, like if I'm on a call or something.
23:40
Kim: Um, I'll sit and do this just to get it moving, just to help yourself, because once you start to move your lymph, then everything starts to get going.
23:50
Kim: And then they can't stay.
23:52
Kim: Movement keeps them from wanting to like hang on to everything.
23:56
Kim: So it's it's really just about getting out their vibration plates really great, you know, all of these things.
24:03
Kim: They all look crazy, but they all really help.
24:05
Kim: I mean, I'm proof of that, you know.
24:07
Kim: I didn't go to any doctor to have all of this stuff.
24:11
Kim: Oh, mine's downstairs.
24:16
Kim: I can tell they haven't been around like bestie because I'm like, oh my god, let's talk about all the things.
24:21
Sam: All the things, all the modalities.
24:23
Sam: Yeah, we love them.
24:24
Sam: We use them every day of our lives.
24:25
Sam: Oh man, we have people in here from all over the world.
24:29
Sam: Everyone's dropping where they're listening from.
24:31
Sam: What's up, you guys?
24:32
Sam: We see you.
24:33
Sam: Thanks for being here.
24:34
Sam: Long Beach, California.
24:35
Sam: Love it.
24:36
Sam: Someone said, How often do you do the kit seasonally?
24:39
Sam: We love to do the kit seasonally, paraphry cleansing seasonally.
24:43
Sam: We come into contact with parasites and worms and environmental toxins every day of our life through so many sources.
24:48
Sam: So staying on top of it every few months is a great approach for maintenance and also for interrupting their life cycles.
24:55
Sam: Because, like we talked about earlier, when they unalig, they dump their offspring.
24:59
Sam: So if you want to now go after the babies and not let them develop and grow into adults that can overtake your system and make you ill, then absolutely going seasonally every few months that attacks the offspring that was dumped as well.
25:13
Kim: I take it when I start to feel unworthy.
25:16
Kim: So, like a just to be honest, when a lot of stress happens in my life, which since this journey, it everything's a lot of stress, um, I will take it to mitigate any weight of my frequency going down so that they can't latch on.
25:33
Kim: Um so that when I feel like things are going to be really high-level stress or I'm gonna travel a lot, that's when my immune system goes offline.
25:43
Kim: And so that's when they have the the capabilities of coming in and like taking over.
25:48
Kim: They're evaders.
25:49
Kim: And so, really, I think over the last few years, I've learned that the stress really does contribute a lot for me in particular, and I'm watching other people around that that happens to them as well when things start to go right for people.
26:07
Kim: For sure.
26:08
Kim: It's really hard, I think, to like tell people that this is something that you're gonna have to do the rest of your life because people start to feel very overwhelmed by that.
26:19
Kim: They don't um want to hear that this is something that actually like can stay in your system, and we're just trying to mitigate the symptoms and that the stress, and these are all like huge signs that it's really good for you to go through and cleanse your body to so that when your bucket is overflowing it, no fault of your own, right?
26:39
Kim: Because we have no control over the food product of our environment, you know.
26:44
Sam: Yeah, and you're right.
26:45
Sam: I mean, it really is like like if it helps you guys understand why seasonally more, like there's certain things we already are used to doing, you know, every every winter that comes around.
26:57
Sam: Everyone's like, oh, it's cold and flu season.
26:59
Sam: It's time to boost our immune system.
27:01
Sam: Like, as humans, we already are in tune to these certain cycles and these certain things we do for our health with our families.
27:08
Sam: Like, we're already aware of that.
27:10
Sam: Like, oh, back to school season, all the kids are going to school.
27:13
Sam: We know they're gonna be coming home, bringing stuff home.
27:15
Sam: So keep the cayenne pepper and the ginger and the this on deck and the oregano oil, whatever it is.
27:20
Sam: Like, we're already used to these things.
27:22
Sam: So just think about it as you're using these herbs as the same type of thing.
27:27
Sam: It's maintenance for your health and well-being.
27:30
Sam: It's just overstanding the way that these environmental toxins work and how they do infiltrate your body and get into your body and what they do.
27:40
Sam: And you get learning more about them and how they do what they do helps you realize, oh, I gotta stay on top of keeping them out and keeping that under control to not get overloaded is the whole point.
27:51
Sam: I don't think we'll ever, ever be able to avoid them completely.
27:56
Sam: Like you said, we're a product of our environment, but we can mitigate, we can lessen, we can empty our toxic load, our bucket, and keep it lower to where we can live a higher quality of life.
28:07
Sam: Because I will tell you what, my energy levels, my skin, my joints.
28:12
Sam: I was having joint pain before I paraphrase cleansed, and that hasn't come back.
28:16
Sam: And so which tells me inflammation, you know?
28:19
Sam: All of these things that I experienced prior that now I don't, I live a better quality of life.
28:24
Sam: I get to show up better in life, in my relationships, with work, in my everyday life.
28:30
Sam: I get to feel better because I do this regularly.
28:34
Sam: So I just want to shout out a couple places.
28:36
Sam: Someone said Columbia in the house.
28:38
Sam: Hello, thank you, North Carolina.
28:40
Sam: Love to hear it.
28:41
Sam: Thank you guys.
28:42
Sam: Um say thank you so much.
28:44
Sam: Um, I think it's Caro Angelo.
28:47
Sam: Sorry if I'm not saying it right.
28:48
Sam: The most beautiful duo.
28:50
Sam: Can't wait for your next episode.
28:51
Sam: Well, guess what?
28:52
Sam: You guys have a really special treat in store because our next episode, we're gonna be reposting this live replay because it's so important.
29:00
Sam: We love to come on, tap in about the worms and parasites, give you all the info we can about cleansing.
29:05
Sam: You know, we love to do these regular live check-ins with you guys so we get to answer your questions.
29:09
Sam: So we'll be reposting this tomorrow as our What's Eating You episode.
29:13
Sam: But next week, in one week from tomorrow, we have a very special episode coming for you.
29:18
Sam: It's called The Worms.
29:21
Sam: And it is all about the worms.
29:22
Sam: And there is so much info in it you have not heard us talk about before because Kim dove down a wormhole that you wouldn't even believe.
29:33
Sam: The connection and the history of the worms in America, in the United States.
29:38
Sam: You guys will not even believe what we're about to reveal to you.
29:42
Sam: So please stay tuned.
29:43
Sam: One week from tomorrow, next week on Wednesday, on What's Eating You Wednesdays, we are dropping a worm episode that you do not want to miss.
29:51
Kim: So stay tuned.
29:52
Kim: Yeah, I've been down the wormhole.
29:54
Kim: I went down this wormhole so deep.
29:56
Kim: I went back to like the 1900s because there has to be a reason why we're acting this way, and like I'm part of history, right?
30:05
Kim: In a sense, of the way that I helped design some of the academia and the world we live in and this that we're doing.
30:13
Kim: And so it's like really thinking about where did this all come from, how did this all happen, and really learning some really cool things about myself, honestly, in the midst of it.
30:23
Kim: The difference between the doctors and their decisions and like making this fun and educational.
30:29
Kim: Because like that's my goal.
30:30
Kim: My goal has always been fun, educational.
30:33
Kim: Since I was a professor, it really hit me, you know.
30:38
Sam: You're nailing it.
30:40
Sam: We do, we like to make it fun, we like to make it a little more lighthearted because like what a crazy subject.
30:46
Sam: Sometimes sometimes it'll hit me out of nowhere, and I'll be like, do I really like am I really talking about worms all the time?
30:53
Sam: Like, is that really what my life has become?
30:56
Sam: I'm like, what?
30:56
Sam: How did I get here?
30:58
Kim: I think that if I feel like the thought that this is real to people is so scary.
31:06
Kim: And like for me, I had I had a different community when I found out about it right at the gate, right?
31:13
Kim: It was right when I saw it going viral.
31:14
Kim: And like it was difficult for me because I had to pause and think, oh my god, did I hurt people as well?
31:21
Kim: Because really, that's how we all think in western medicine.
31:25
Kim: We like, I did, I I took a vow for life.
31:28
Kim: I took an oath that I would do no harm.
31:31
Kim: So that's what I'm fulfilling, still in that oath of things.
31:34
Sam: You know, can can we talk for a second about uh testing?
31:38
Sam: Because someone has dropped this comment twice, so it's important that we respond to it.
31:42
Sam: They really want an answer.
31:43
Sam: So their son is really sick, they feel lost, um, he's malnourished, they've been in and out of the hospital, they think that he has parasites, but they did a GI map and it doesn't show parasites.
31:54
Sam: Any suggestions?
31:54
Kim: Let's talk about testing for it's parasites that day.
32:00
Kim: Yeah, that's the answer.
32:02
Kim: It just didn't show them that day.
32:03
Kim: They're in our blood, our tissue, and our muscle.
32:05
Kim: We've had shipments to Ecuador delivered, and worms came out of people just from opening the box.
32:11
Kim: Like that day when you go in and prep for a parasite cleanse test or a parasite test, they know they know.
32:20
Kim: And so that's why this is so difficult for Western medicine to wrap their head around.
32:26
Kim: Because on the day you're testing, who knows what cycle they're in?
32:30
Kim: They change their cycle seven to 21 days.
32:33
Kim: And if you only did one stool one day, you're only getting one snapshot.
32:38
Kim: I recommend doing four days.
32:40
Kim: You do day one, you get two vials, and you just rotate the days, you keep them in the fridge.
32:45
Kim: Like there's so many things that can happen between the time that you do your test and the time that the lab gets the test.
32:53
Kim: Now you do a GI map, they're really honed in on looking for those things.
32:57
Kim: But that doesn't mean that in that moment, in that day, in that sample, you had any eggs, you had anything that tested positive.
33:04
Kim: Because our bodies are in a constant movement, and they are as well, that particular moment.
33:09
Kim: And so that's why this is so difficult for Western medicine to wrap their head around.
33:14
Kim: They need black and white proof.
33:16
Kim: They don't just want to say, go take these herbs, go do this kick, this is gonna help.
33:20
Kim: They're starting to, from what I'm hearing on the streets.
33:23
Kim: There's a lot of doctors that'll say, Go check this lady out, go look at this.
33:26
Kim: You know, it's not gonna hurt you, they're herbs.
33:29
Kim: And so, really, when you look at it in a bigger picture, we don't know everything in Western medicine.
33:35
Kim: We're practicing here.
33:36
Kim: Yeah, but it's called the doctor's practice for that's why it's called medical practicing.
33:41
Kim: And then and then on the flip side of it, you don't need to have an actual lab slip in your hand to take an antiparasitic of any kind, synthetics or herbs.
33:50
Kim: And so it's really up to you to know that if your child is having issues, okay.
33:56
Kim: Randy spelling reached out to me today because his daughter's had some gut issues going on.
34:02
Kim: She just got back and from Mexico, and he immediately was like, I needed to reach out to you.
34:07
Kim: Why?
34:07
Kim: Because this knowledge is implanted in us now, and we now know that things like that can happen, and you immediately get disrupted, but you immediately get the problem fixed.
34:19
Kim: We have a solution.
34:20
Kim: And I think that that's the part that we're continuing to like hone in on is that the solution is if you feel yucky, go cleanse.
34:28
Kim: And if you feel better, then you remove some junk out of your gut.
34:32
Kim: But if you are trying to rely on a test to tell you what to do in Western medicine, that test only tells the insurance what to pay for.
34:41
Kim: So think about that.
34:42
Kim: We've all been somewhat indoctrinated in such a money way that that test has to come back positive for your insurance to give the all thumbs up to your doctor to have them write the script and then pay for it.
34:56
Kim: And at the end of the day, that's what this is about and not for me, because it's a hundred dollars for the kick.
35:02
Kim: So, really, it's about you understanding that I tested positive and I still could not get my insurance to cover it.
35:11
Sam: Let me go ahead and share something with y'all I've never shared before.
35:14
Kim: Oh, me too?
35:16
Sam: Yeah.
35:17
Sam: Uh, I may have put this.
35:18
Sam: I think I probably have.
35:20
Sam: I tell you everything.
35:21
Sam: Um, I did a gut test last year around uh September-ish, somewhere right in there.
35:28
Sam: And uh I had to humble myself and be in the bathroom for hours with this paper.
35:34
Sam: You guys know when you go to like a baseball game and you get a hot dog or prize and that like paper cup thing, paper bowl thing, they give you that to like collect your sample in, and then you have to be in the bathroom with it for quite a while, enough time to like scoop out a bunch of samples.
35:48
Sam: So you get very humbled in this process and are reminded you are a human animal.
35:53
Sam: So I when I was gathering my samples, Kim, yes, and everyone listening, I absolutely found a fluke and I put that fluke in the tube in the tube to send off to be tested.
36:10
Sam: And it came back, I had no parasites.
36:13
Sam: I now know what a fluke is and looks like from passing many of them, several of them, okay, over the span of the past three years of cleansing.
36:23
Sam: I know what a fluke looks like.
36:24
Sam: It's undeniable.
36:25
Sam: And at this point, I now know they're blood flukes.
36:27
Sam: We identified that, and that's what it was.
36:30
Sam: I put that in there because I was like, oh my gosh, this is a no-brainer.
36:34
Sam: This is a home run.
36:34
Sam: They're gonna for sure come back and be like, yep.
36:37
Sam: It came back saying I didn't have any.
36:39
Sam: So I sent them a fluke.
36:42
Sam: I I the math is not mapping here, the test is not testing, uh, the results are not resulting.
36:48
Sam: I'm just saying, like, that was personal experience.
36:50
Sam: So that's like my own answer to that is if someone's feeling ill, having gut issues, like Kim said, these are herbs.
37:00
Sam: So if they're ages three or up, because that is who our our kids are safe for, then go for it, you know?
37:09
Sam: And someone else just said, um, will we be pooping a lot?
37:11
Sam: I'm paraphy.
37:12
Sam: Do we have to stay close to the bathroom or stay home?
37:14
Sam: I didn't experience that.
37:16
Sam: I could keep living my life, I could keep working, I could do whatever I needed to do.
37:21
Sam: And it wasn't like a running to the bathroom situation.
37:25
Sam: There were a couple days that I remember going more than usual, but it wasn't like a urgent, oh my gosh, I have to like run and go.
37:32
Sam: Um, it wasn't like that, if that makes sense.
37:35
Sam: It's a very gentle experience, but very effective.
37:38
Kim: So you know, there's this joke that's out and about that I've heard a few times for the last five years.
37:45
Kim: They said they sent their stool to the vet, but they told the vet tech it was the dog.
37:53
Kim: And then the they actually would call and say, We need to get your dog on an antiparasitic day of worms.
37:58
Kim: Because vet techs are trained to look at parasites in stools so you can deworm your dogs and cats and animals.
38:07
Kim: And yeah.
38:08
Kim: Don't do it.
38:09
Kim: But that's no, so yeah, this is how you just backwards.
38:13
Kim: Yeah, that's showing that's crazy.
38:15
Kim: But what's even crazier is that a lot of those vet techs then come to me and say, I didn't even think I needed to deworm myself.
38:22
Kim: I'm around this all the time.
38:24
Kim: Oh my god.
38:25
Kim: So it really does show that like there is just such a like thing around this.
38:32
Kim: It's crazy, Maria.
38:34
Sam: Oh, that someone earlier said, so so we don't uh a test for parasites is not required before starting Paraphy.
38:41
Sam: No, totally not.
38:42
Sam: And this is why.
38:43
Sam: This is the coolest thing about Paraphy.
38:45
Sam: It's not just for parasites and worms, it is a full-body cleanse.
38:50
Sam: So it's a cleanse that targets parasites, worms, bad bacteria, viruses, candida, mucus, heavy metals.
38:59
Sam: It's so much more than a parasite cleanse.
39:01
Sam: It just also does target parasites and worms, like big time, because on day three I saw the first worm and I didn't stop seeing worms for 75 days.
39:10
Sam: I know we suggest to people, we recommend taking a seven-day break in between.
39:14
Sam: I took it upon myself to decide for myself I was gonna keep going after day 30 because I felt good.
39:19
Sam: I felt good, I felt strong.
39:20
Sam: I I personally felt like I could keep going.
39:23
Sam: So I got another test or another um kit on deck, cleanse on deck, because I was still seeing worms on day 30.
39:29
Sam: So I was like, why would I stop?
39:31
Sam: Let me keep going.
39:32
Sam: So I went 75 straight and I saw worms through that whole time.
39:35
Sam: So yeah, absolutely.
39:36
Sam: Like, you don't need to test first, like because even if you don't have visible worms, not everyone does.
39:42
Sam: So just like even you may not be a human that sees worms like I did.
39:47
Sam: Like I saw, okay, foot long rope worm and uh countless blood flukes.
39:52
Kim: I've seen lots of things too, you know.
39:54
Kim: Lots of things.
39:56
Kim: Even with us cleansing all this much, we still see things because we're human, like we're we're an animal.
40:02
Sam: We're literally the perfect people to share and talk about this with people about because we personally both have like passed so much.
40:12
Sam: Like just between you and me alone, what we've seen in our own lives, and we're about a decade apart in age.
40:18
Sam: We come from different parts of the country, we've lived different kinds of lives.
40:22
Sam: You know, you have been chronically ill for a long time.
40:24
Sam: I haven't.
40:25
Sam: Like, we've live all these, but it just goes to show you we have different body types, like there's so many things, right?
40:30
Sam: But we both are two humans who, from paraphy cleansing, have passed countless, countless, you guys, countless parasites and worms and so much stuff.
40:40
Sam: I passed a nest, you guys.
40:42
Sam: I saw a nest.
40:43
Sam: When I say a nest, like that's the only word I can come up with to describe what this thing was.
40:47
Kim: Well, it's in their normal form, it was a cluster of them.
40:52
Sam: And then they didn't peel out.
40:53
Sam: They were living together, all in this ball of a thing, and they were all growing off of it.
40:59
Sam: It was a bunch of little ones growing off of this big thing in the middle, and there was like blood all in it, and there was just all this stuff.
41:05
Sam: I was like, what?
41:07
Sam: So listen, I just I can't, I just can't recommend it enough because I'm like, I love to tell people all this because I always like to tell you, like, if all of that was in me, what's in you, you know?
41:18
Sam: So yeah.
41:19
Kim: Someone said my son's naturopath said that his stomach acid is low not to do it.
41:24
Kim: Now, I'm not going against your practitioner, but I will say that it can be caused from environmental toxins that are wreaking havoc on his gut, and that's why it's keeping it down and getting a good flush.
41:37
Kim: Maybe start with lymph.
41:38
Kim: That is a really great place to start because it will help.
41:42
Kim: It has a minor anti, it has a small antiparasitic in it, organ grape root, but it will help with that, and then you know, just go from there.
41:50
Kim: I don't believe that I've ever had any issues, and I've had low, low stomach bacteria.
41:57
Kim: Like, that's why my face was all broken out.
41:59
Sam: Yeah.
42:00
Sam: You know, oh my gosh.
42:01
Sam: The the cleanse and the lymph kit, Parapy and Lymph Man have done us so well in our lives.
42:08
Sam: Like, I can say with all confidence, like for real, you guys, my quality of life has improved so much since introducing these herbs into my life on a regular basis.
42:19
Sam: I can always lean on them.
42:21
Sam: I always know I can go to them.
42:23
Sam: Like Kim told you guys, she knows it's time for her to cleanse when her self-worth starts to lower.
42:28
Sam: I do when I start to feel run down.
42:31
Sam: So, like that's my signal.
42:33
Sam: Like, if I start to feel run down or like my skin is starting to act up like more than usual, or not just like a little hormonal around that time, I'm like, oh, it's time, you know, or after a lot of travel, eating at a lot of restaurants, stuff like that.
42:46
Sam: You just keep feeling it.
42:48
Sam: You kind of start feeling built up, like a buildup.
42:50
Sam: You're like, it's time to clean out, it's time to empty that bucket.
42:53
Sam: Um, someone said, Oh, you're strong.
42:55
Sam: I have a hard time going 30 days.
42:56
Sam: Listen to your body.
42:58
Sam: Like everyone is so different.
43:01
Sam: Yeah, pause, pause and come back to it.
43:03
Sam: What works for one person totally doesn't work for another.
43:06
Sam: So know your own body.
43:07
Sam: And there's no wrong way to do this.
43:10
Sam: The only wrong way is not getting the herbs in.
43:13
Sam: You can't mess it up.
43:14
Sam: Get the herbs into your someone said, sold you, got my$100.
43:17
Sam: Well, guess what?
43:18
Sam: You don't even have to pay$100.
43:19
Sam: If you use the code What's EatingU, what's eating in the letter U, you get 10% off.
43:24
Sam: So it's not even$100 for you.
43:25
Sam: So go to the website and use what's eating in the letter U for 10% off at Rogershead.com.
43:31
Sam: And that goes for all of the kits and cleanses and products, not just Perify.
43:35
Sam: So this goes for lymph too.
43:37
Sam: And this is what we recommend you start with.
43:39
Sam: Because if you start with lymph, the lymph kit, it's gonna open your drainage pathways, it's gonna get everything flowing and ready and prepped and primed.
43:48
Sam: I know you like that word, Kim, from Western medicine.
43:51
Sam: It gets your body primed to start the paraphy cleanse.
43:54
Sam: But then keep taking the lymph kit with parafy while you're paraphy cleansing.
44:00
Sam: Because it helps support your body and make sure your lymphatic system keeps flowing and moving while you're cleansing.
44:07
Sam: And it also eases die-off symptoms.
44:09
Sam: It also does.
44:10
Sam: Yeah.
44:10
Sam: Mm-hmm.
44:12
Sam: While breastfeeding, no, we do not recommend you do your breast milk, your breast, the whole process of breastfeeding, your body will use that as an exit point for toxins as well as the herbs.
44:24
Sam: And we don't want your baby getting ingesting the herbs because it's only safe for three enough.
44:31
Sam: We also don't want them ingesting the toxins that you are detoxing.
44:35
Sam: And your body will use that as an exit point while you're breastfeeding.
44:38
Kim: Yeah, it's a pathway.
44:39
Kim: It's a pathway.
44:40
Kim: And not all parasites can cross the uh like get into the baby.
44:46
Kim: I can't think of my words.
44:48
Kim: Um, but toxoplasmosis Gandhi can.
44:50
Kim: And so that's why they tell you as a pregnant woman to not scoop cat proop because it is one of the ones that we know for a fact can cross to the baby.
45:01
Kim: But then we kind of got misled thinking it was only contagious for pregnant women.
45:07
Kim: So we all for everyone.
45:09
Sam: Yeah, and so it's also an S T P.
45:12
Sam: Yeah, uh it's a sexually transmitted parasite, okay?
45:16
Sam: Yeah, it can be it can be it can be transmitted via sexual ways.
45:23
Sam: So trying to be careful with the words too.
45:27
Sam: Okay, wow, I love this question.
45:29
Sam: Thank you, Kia, Kia B B I A, thank you for this question.
45:33
Sam: What parts of my body can I expect them to come out of?
45:36
Sam: Butt, mouth, ear, eyes, nose.
45:39
Sam: Let's get into it, shall we?
45:41
Sam: So for me, I peed them out.
45:45
Sam: They came out in the toilet, going to the bathroom, uh, and my nose.
45:50
Sam: So that was me and my personal experience, but Kim has had her own experience.
45:53
Sam: She can share with you.
45:55
Kim: Um, okay, so I had them come out my pee.
45:58
Kim: I had them come out my skin on my face, I had them come out my feet.
46:04
Kim: Uh, they swam out my feet.
46:06
Kim: It's all on film, by the way, for everyone to see.
46:09
Kim: I actually have coughed them up.
46:12
Kim: Um, I've had them come out my stool.
46:16
Kim: I swear I had some wiggling when I first did my first cleanse, and I pulled out a long worm, but someone, you know, said, No way, that's earwax, but it wasn't.
46:27
Kim: Oh, um, yeah.
46:30
Kim: You your first cleanse, you pulled you pulled a long worm out of your ear with a q-tip.
46:35
Kim: It was wiggling and itchy, and then I went in and it was like this long, long thread, and it's on film, and they, you know, I just kind of blocked it out because they're like, that's earwax, and it wasn't.
46:48
Kim: Like it, like I took a zero and like went in on it.
46:51
Sam: Forget about what they said.
46:52
Sam: You pulled the worm out of your ear.
46:55
Kim: Yeah, it was like on the q-tip.
46:57
Kim: I'll send you the picture, and then my eye.
47:01
Sam: And her eye.
47:02
Sam: Okay, so we don't say all this to scare you guys, okay, because it's not like as common for them to come out all the time.
47:09
Kim: I was infested from my water.
47:12
Sam: She was overloaded, like big time.
47:14
Sam: Like big time.
47:16
Kim: And then when I started cleansing, when I got the wormwood and the black walnut hole, because I didn't have Paraphy at the time, it was before I created my company.
47:26
Kim: I really like put them on alert after 30 years, you know.
47:30
Kim: I mean, especially because I can go back to see how long ago I had these symptoms.
47:36
Kim: So I really made them feel inhospitable when I first realized them, and they just started going out everywhere.
47:42
Kim: So I have a picture of what came out my ear.
47:46
Kim: Yeah.
47:47
Sam: Okay, you want to find it and send it to me?
47:49
Kim: Yes.
47:51
Sam: Okay, yeah, I think I need that.
47:53
Sam: I think I need that to share with them.
47:54
Sam: So let's go ahead and do that.
47:57
Sam: Kim pulled a worm out of her ear, guys.
47:59
Sam: Hey, what's new here in the hood, right?
48:02
Sam: What's up?
48:03
Sam: What's eating you, worms?
48:05
Kim: It was terrible.
48:06
Kim: It was so we were so infested.
48:08
Kim: And and what's crazy is if you saw us on the street, you wouldn't be like, those people are infested with worms.
48:13
Kim: You just wouldn't even know it.
48:15
Kim: Like we would have never we would have just kept going on our normal daily lives like this with just being sick and thinking it was okay.
48:23
Sam: Yeah.
48:23
Kim: So many thanks for sharing.
48:25
Kim: Yeah, yeah.
48:26
Sam: You're welcome.
48:26
Sam: You're welcome.
48:27
Sam: And yeah, it's totally not to scare you guys.
48:29
Sam: Like, honestly, to be honest, the scarier thought is letting them continue to live inside of us.
48:35
Sam: Like, I mean, to be to be honest, like, right?
48:38
Sam: Like, just yeah, isn't it scarier to think they're in you, living, thriving, making babies, carrying on their life, stealing your nutrients, stealing your life force energy, lowering your frequency, hijacking your thoughts, hijacking your emotions, hijacking your cravings, hijacking your nervous system.
48:55
Sam: I remember before paraphy cleansing getting these random, out of nowhere spouts of almost panic, paranoia, and almost like very intense anxiety for no reason.
49:08
Sam: No, I'm not sure.
49:09
Sam: Think about it.
49:09
Kim: Maybe they thought you thought of them, and then all of a sudden they're anxious and making you anxious.
49:14
Sam: They weren't on my radar yet.
49:16
Sam: I'm talking before I even thought about worms or parasites.
49:18
Sam: It was, it would just happen, and I would be like, this is weird because there's no nothing happening in my life.
49:24
Sam: Like, I'm like a logical person in that way.
49:27
Sam: It's like if something's situational, it makes sense.
49:29
Sam: You're going through a super stressful time or like whatever, right?
49:32
Sam: But just random out of nowhere, that's not normal, you guys.
49:35
Sam: No matter how much it's been normalized in our country to like just accept, like, oh, random spouts of like panic and anxiety that for no reason, like think about it.
49:45
Sam: It's it's it's not normal.
49:47
Sam: And if and and it's not it's not how we're meant to function.
49:52
Sam: It's not how our bodies and our nervous systems and our brains are meant to function.
49:56
Sam: It's a misfiring of some sort, which means there's something interrupting.
50:01
Sam: There's some sort of some sort of you know, interruption, imbalance, you know, and so man, I haven't had that one time, not one time since I paraphy cleanse.
50:10
Sam: So that alone, like that alone is major, right?
50:14
Sam: Yeah, they're living rain free for sure.
50:16
Sam: It's time to evict them, like no notice, like just go in with the herbs, don't even let them know.
50:21
Sam: Just get up in there and kick them out, like and start a few days before the full moon.
50:25
Sam: We love that.
50:26
Sam: We love doing that because that's the time that our serotonin rises, our melatonin lowers, they feed on serotonin.
50:32
Sam: So, right before the full moon, they come out of hiding and burrowing, they start feeding on the serotonin.
50:37
Sam: It's why you feel wired.
50:39
Sam: You feel wired because you don't have as much melatonin as you normally do, keeping you tired.
50:43
Sam: And you're and they come out, come out of hiding, they feed, they breed, and they go back into hiding.
50:48
Sam: So start a few days before the full moon, you will get a lot more of them, and it can be a lot more effective and thorough of a process, right?
50:57
Sam: Kim, do you think you could do something different to make them only come out in the toilet?
51:02
Sam: I did! Oh, that's that's funny though, because someone's like, this is like so funny to me because they're like basically like, okay, I want to do this, but is there any way I can do it to where they'll just come out in the toilet, you know?
51:13
Kim: I mean, I did my best.
51:14
Kim: I really, really did my best from my own painful experience to what we have now.
51:20
Kim: I really worked hard and started to do the cleanse, create it.
51:26
Kim: Like, if you go back and watch me from July of 21, in the mindset now that we all know what I've done, think about that as you're watching me.
51:35
Kim: Because every moment that I'm talking on camera and I'm talking about someone else's product is a moment that I'm creating the Parapy kit.
51:44
Kim: Honest to God, the moment I went viral, I thought this just isn't enough.
51:48
Kim: Like there's something else that needs to be out in this world.
51:51
Kim: And so as I'm doing it, which is kind of cool to watch that back now, a lot of stuff is popping up on my uh from this time on this day.
52:00
Kim: Like they're my favorite because it does make me remember what I went through to build and to create and invent the Parapy kit because of those experiences.
52:11
Kim: Like I'm hopping on and I'm talking about, oh my God, I have no idea about heavy metals, no idea about heavy metals.
52:16
Kim: I didn't know they weighted them down.
52:18
Kim: And all of a sudden I find out, and it's like the whole topic for the week.
52:22
Kim: Oh, you gotta do cilantro, you gotta go get ZOY, you gotta, I'm like, oh my God, it weighted them down.
52:27
Kim: And like you're getting to watch in that time, the real time for me while I was inventing the Paraphy kit.
52:34
Kim: And after I learned everything I learned, I sat down.
52:38
Kim: I was like, this is I know what I took to make me feel better.
52:42
Kim: And so it's kind of cool as on these days, like when you guys see on this day pop up on my account, it's I love that video because in that moment I was creating this life-altering kit for people.
52:56
Kim: And it was just one of the coolest things I mean, I've done.
52:59
Kim: But I think that when people hear me talk about my experience, you gotta remember that experience was before I knew about Oregon Grape Root, Wormwood, Black Walnut Hole, Usnia.
53:12
Kim: Like Usnia is a game changer.
53:13
Kim: I knew about Lion's Mean and Turkey Tail.
53:15
Kim: I already was all into the mushy jazz.
53:17
Kim: And then a binder.
53:19
Kim: Like the first two months I cleansed, I didn't bind at all because I had no idea what a binder was.
53:24
Kim: They're coming out of Jeremy's legs.
53:26
Kim: I think he's in the parasite identification book.
53:29
Kim: It's like a leg and it's got red dots everywhere.
53:31
Kim: That's worried coming out of Jeremy's legs.
53:34
Kim: Like it was really rough.
53:36
Kim: And I thought, oh my God, no one's gonna want to keep doing this.
53:39
Kim: And then I'm these aren't even my products, and I'm somehow gonna get backlash from people's stuff coming out of there all over the place.
53:46
Kim: And I'm like, how can we mitigate this problem?
53:49
Kim: Like, my mind is a fixer.
53:51
Sam: So what was your solution?
53:53
Sam: What was your solution?
53:55
Sam: And like basically, like, what is it in the Parapy kit that will help most of them come out of you through the toilet?
54:03
Kim: It's the binder is a big one because it helps bind it all together.
54:07
Kim: But I would also say releasing the heavy metals that's inside of and breaking that biofilm down.
54:15
Kim: Like, I didn't have a biofilm busting herb when I first cleansed the first few, really the first six months until Parapy came out.
54:23
Kim: I couldn't afford the biofilm busters that are out there.
54:26
Kim: I mean, they're kind of expensive.
54:28
Kim: And so I I really didn't know how intense and great biofilm breaking herbs really are, and intense in a good way, like you just get more cleaned out when you find a really good biofilm breaking herb.
54:42
Kim: Ours is Lungwort Lichen, and it was right in my face.
54:45
Kim: Honest to God, it was right there in the tree that I would sit near and I would do all my talking with people.
54:52
Kim: So when you watch me from back in the day, you see all the greenery behind me, Lungmort lichen's right behind me with the Usnia hanging down.
54:59
Kim: And I just didn't have any idea until I really sat with these herbs in the forest.
55:04
Sam: That's so cool.
55:06
Sam: I love that.
55:07
Sam: Um, someone brought up biotoxin binder from Cellcore.
55:10
Sam: They they want to know your thoughts on that.
55:13
Kim: I like biotoxin binder, it has citric acid.
55:16
Kim: So I find that if there isn't another binder which toxin pull is the binder that I like, it's a fulvic-based binder, no citric acid.
55:24
Kim: And if you don't know, citric acid is derived from aspartylus niter, which is black toxic mold.
55:30
Kim: They use it as an additive.
55:32
Kim: And so a lot of us that have lime and we have parasites and mold, we're real sensitive to citric acid.
55:39
Kim: And so I know why they used it, but it's just something that unless I absolutely have to take biotoxin binder, I won't take it.
55:47
Kim: I like toxin pull, and I'm also working on Rogers Hood having their own that's a fulvic based.
55:53
Kim: So there's a lot of um options that you do have out there until I get my own out, and then you'll have an option to do charcoal or um fulvic based binder.
56:03
Sam: Totally.
56:04
Sam: Yeah.
56:04
Sam: As of right now, we love toxin pull, we love cinnabin.
56:08
Sam: That's my favorite.
56:09
Sam: I so far, that's my favorite.
56:11
Sam: I feel the best when I take cinnamon with it.
56:14
Sam: It comes in the paraphy kit, so you can have it right there in the kit with you.
56:18
Sam: My eyes are so inflamed, I'm scared they're going to fall out of my eyes.
56:21
Sam: Oh my gosh.
56:22
Sam: Okay.
56:22
Sam: It doesn't mean that they necessarily will, but friend, I just want to encourage you, like, no matter where they come out, like get them out.
56:31
Sam: You know, I know it's a scary thought beforehand.
56:34
Sam: The anticipation is probably the most hardest.
56:38
Sam: Yeah, it's the hardest.
56:39
Sam: It's the anticipation of what could happen or what you might see.
56:43
Sam: But I please, like, I I just encourage you to not let that hinder you from starting and start anyway.
56:51
Sam: And who knows?
56:52
Sam: It may surprise you and they may only come out in the toilet and you know, or you may not even see any physical ones.
56:56
Sam: You just never know until you actually do it because everyone is so different.
57:01
Sam: And then one of the last um uh questions before we wrap this up and hop off.
57:05
Sam: Someone says, Do you recommend using biofilm protocol prior to clean cleansing with the kit?
57:09
Sam: The great news is you don't have to, because Kim included a biofilm busting herb inside of the paraphy kit.
57:17
Sam: So it's in there for you, it already is in there to help break the biofilm up, which is what they live in.
57:24
Sam: That's the encasing in which they live in.
57:26
Sam: It's mucus, it's that's what they build.
57:29
Kim: You gotta burn their home down and expose them.
57:31
Kim: And then the the whole process is you gotta go in and actually help remove all of the vaders that are inside of the home.
57:38
Kim: Correct.
57:39
Kim: If you just go burning it down, then they're like, oh, we just gotta go find a new house.
57:43
Kim: Like that's it.
57:44
Kim: No, but with what we did with the Paraphy, it's really more of oh, we burned their house down, and now I'm plucking them all out because the heavy metals have got to go somewhere, you gotta have viruses go somewhere.
57:58
Kim: I tested negative for Epstein Barr virus most of my life.
58:02
Kim: I was being tested two different times for MS, which I have Lyme, their besties.
58:07
Kim: And so, really, like I have had Lyme the whole time.
58:10
Kim: Anyway, and so I never tested positive for EBV Epstein Bar.
58:15
Kim: And after I cleansed my first one that was not the Parapy kit, I tested positive for Epstein Bar, which means it dumped out of something inside of my body, right?
58:26
Kim: So you want to go in and you want to make sure you're using all the herbs that help with everything that they're holding on to.
58:32
Sam: Correct.
58:33
Sam: Correct.
58:34
Sam: I want to give everyone a very quick update on Cyclospora.
58:38
Sam: Yeah.
58:38
Sam: I have some stats and some facts.
58:41
Sam: Let's just fill y'all in real quick on where it's at.
58:44
Sam: And yes, um, a couple people were asking about the code.
58:47
Sam: Anyone who wants to go and get the lymph kit, the parapy kit, any product, any kit, any cleanse from Rogershood.com, you can use the code What's EatingU.
58:56
Sam: We spell it what's eating in the letter U for 10% off.
59:00
Sam: So here is a quick cyclospora update before we hop off here.
59:04
Sam: The CDC and FDA have linked the multi-state cyclospora outbreak to iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms via Mexico.
59:13
Sam: So even though there was that whole debacle that happened where they did the test and then came back positive, or it came back and they said it was Taylor Farms and then they had to redact it because they said, oh, sorry, that sample wasn't correct.
59:24
Sam: There was some sort of like debacle that happened with it.
59:27
Sam: But in fact, they have confirmed that it was linked to iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms via Mexico.
59:34
Sam: So all of that batch of lettuce has no longer been sold.
59:38
Sam: It's no longer being sold.
59:39
Sam: It was all recalled.
59:40
Sam: It got recalled on July 17th.
59:43
Sam: Um, also, just to know, like it was this was a very large outbreak that happened in our country, but the current stats and evidence is showing that new infections are slowing down.
59:53
Sam: So it's not at the same pace as it was before, even though there are still some new infections.
59:58
Sam: So that means some people are still eating on that lettuce that was released out into the public.
1:00:03
Sam: So just I would just avoid, just avoid iceberg lettuce and paraphy cleanse to be proactive.
1:00:08
Sam: Right now, um, if you take paraphy, it makes your body inhospitable.
1:00:12
Sam: So even if you do come into contact, it will be a lot harder for it to hold on and grab hold of your body and take up home inside of your body.
1:00:20
Sam: So stay away from iceberg lettuce for a little while longer, is my suggestion.
1:00:24
Sam: Not medical advice or like, you know, official advice, but it is a good, good, good suggestion for you.
1:00:30
Sam: Um, but yeah, it's so it's still out here, is is the point.
1:00:33
Sam: Um, it's getting better though, obviously.
1:00:35
Sam: And they did find the source.
1:00:36
Sam: So that's good.
1:00:37
Sam: I mean, it's good news.
1:00:37
Sam: For a while we were like scared of blueberries.
1:00:39
Sam: So hey, I'm gonna go ahead and eat my blueberries again.
1:00:42
Sam: Thank you very much.
1:00:43
Kim: Well, I can tell you the sources from human feces when they're out in the field picking our produce, they go to the bathroom out there, and then they don't have anywhere to wash their hands, and then they're grabbing onto your produce and they're microscopic and they're resistant to bleach and chlorine, and they bleach and chlorine are lettuce, and it's resistant to it.
1:01:03
Kim: But it all does stem from most parasites are found because of the eggs and the human feces.
1:01:09
Kim: And when we when you guys hear us talk on our podcast next Wednesday when it releases, we talk about the history of the worms, and it all does stem from human feces and parasites in the poop.
1:01:24
Sam: Great way to end it.
1:01:26
Sam: We will keep, yes, stay tuned because we are going to drop something major on you guys that you have no idea about.
1:01:33
Sam: It blew my mind when Kim first brought it to me.
1:01:35
Sam: We immediately knew we had to make it an episode for What's Eating You to fill you guys in on the history of worms in our country and what it all really stemmed from.
1:01:43
Sam: It is wild.
1:01:45
Sam: So please stay tuned.
1:01:46
Sam: That's coming next week on What's Eating You Wednesdays.
1:01:49
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1:01:51
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1:01:54
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1:01:56
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1:01:57
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