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Your Body Has a “Toxic Bucket”: What Happens When It Overflows? · Non-Toxic Living

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30% of autoimmune are genetic related.
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The rest, environmental toxins, gut dysbiosis, dietary related and viral infections.
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Toxins are highly immunosuppressive.
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So once again, toxins.
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So you could say that 70% of autoimmune triggers are environmental.
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They're toxin derived.
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Same thing with insulin resistance.
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And the reason those stats are showing that is because...
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Is there research out there to show the accumulation of different toxins actually compiling to be as bad as a bunch of one?
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No, we have what's called PELs, Permissible Exposure Limit.
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As long as you're below that, you're fine.
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However, are you seeing toxins triggering a significant amount of mental health struggle?
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Well, once again, literature would say yes.
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Not just my opinion, but peer-reviewed literature links toxins to...
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Warren, thank you for coming and talking with me today.
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You know, something that's so important to me is getting the word out about the environment, the toxicities, and you being an environmental scientist.
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And honestly, your handle of non-toxic dad as a new father is so meaningful to me.
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So I'm really excited to talk to you just about...
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What can I do for my son day to day?
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What can I do for my family day to day to make sure that they're being healthy and knowing you for now?
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I mean, what's it been?
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10 years?
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At least.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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You know, I just know how driven you are for this mission to get the word out for families.
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And I wanted to make sure that I help support that mission today.
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So I'm excited, man.
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Yeah, it's going to be great to be here.
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You know my story.
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Not everyone here does, but got sick cleaning up as an environmental scientist, got my master's degree in Montana, went on to be an environmental scientist, environmental geologist, and cleaned up a bunch of hazardous waste.
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Eventually, after a whiplash accident, which fires a lot of inflammation in your body, a mercuric oxide cleanup I was doing at the time.
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I also did all kinds of cleanups of heavy metals, federal use defense sites, like nasty stuff.
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But between the, and you're a chiropractor, but that inflammatory response from a whiplash, I forget some of the chemicals that fire NMDA receptors.
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There's lots of things that can happen.
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It also can shift your hormones quite a bit.
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Um, and when you have a trauma like that, so that storm of between cleaning up toxins, physical trauma, some emotional trauma, uh, I got very sick to where I had to leave Montana.
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My, you know, I was kind of a Northwestern.
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you know, hunter guy, you know, Northwestern PA.
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So I'm living this amazing life, a leader in the church, doing all the thinking I was doing all the right things and then losing it all and moving into my parents' basement, which is mold, which you're an expert in.
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My symptoms went from a five out of 10 to a nine out of 10 to where I couldn't go for a walk.
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I didn't have any feeling of joy, 210 pounds, obese, suffering to the core of where I wanted to take my own life.
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knowing that I couldn't because inside of me there was that little glimmer of hope.
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And I hope that this podcast gives lots of people that are suffering from toxicities because you just saw me get off stage.
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You said, Warren, come speak at the CPK event and talk to them about this stuff.
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And foundationally, I believe toxicity is at the root cause of many of the challenges we face today and how it's linked to so many different things because they're immunosuppressive, because it's a massive link to autoimmune conditions, because it's massively linked to destroying your microbiome, which is the fingerprint of our health.
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Unhealthy microbiome, unhealthy person, diabetic microbiome, diabetic person, and
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healthy athlete microbiome like yours, your microbiome is going to match.
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It'll be different.
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It'll be unique, but it'll be healthy.
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It'll be diverse and toxins destroy that.
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So toxins are a foundational issue that are robbing and stealing life.
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And I'm hopefully give some folks at least some tips on how to avoid a lot of the toxins that are in our world today.
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Absolutely.
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You know, I was just doing some research coming into this conversation because I wanted to make sure that I had some numbers straight.
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And it's 80,000 chemicals come in the United States every single year.
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Six out of 10 Americans are chronically ill today.
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A third of the United States has diabetes.
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And when I was going through this and I was just looking at it, diabetes itself is.
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We think of this as sugar.
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And as I was looking at things like all these endocrine disruptors, all this plastic that we're swimming in, it showed a seven and a half times increase in risk for diabetes when you were in the highest quintile of plastic in your body.
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That's a new stat for me, but it's not even close to being surprising.
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So do you think things like diabetes and all of these hormone issues are genetic or are these things actually toxin derived?
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The research would support me in saying that many of these conditions are toxin induced could be the biggest factor in your life.
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For example, autoimmune conditions.
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30% of autoimmune are genetic related.
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The rest, environmental toxins, gut dysbiosis, dietary related and viral infections.
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Toxins affects your gut microbiome, which is gonna cause gut dysbiosis.
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So toxins, environmental toxins, toxins, your food, if you're eating toxic food, eating toxic food, so petroleum-based food colorings, so it's toxins, and then viral infections.
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Well, toxins are highly immunosuppressive,
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So once again, toxins.
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So you could say that 70% of autoimmune triggers are environmental, they're toxin derived.
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Same thing with insulin resistance.
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And the reason those stats are showing that is because toxins, like you said, endocrine disrupting compounds, they come in and block the cellular receptors.
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so that your body can't hear insulin.
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They literally block on the cells, organs and tissues.
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And so therefore you have toxin induced insulin resistance.
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And they're seeing this now in children.
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Anecdotal evidence, I'm not saying anything, but I have multiple friends, their kids got diabetes after vaccination.
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I don't know how that could be.
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I don't know the science behind it necessarily besides the mercury, because it is a blunter.
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But
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We're seeing diabetes in children, really, really young age.
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I believe, and other experts believe, that it's toxin-induced.
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And the medical doctor, actually, I was sitting next to, was like the third or fourth.
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And I'm talking a guy that rents off my dad's trailer who drinks beer and smokes cigarettes, right?
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Said, my daughter was fine.
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We went in.
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She got a vaccine.
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Yeah.
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She started getting sick.
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We find out she has diabetes.
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I believe it was that, right?
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So I get a lot of that.
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I haven't done a deep dive on, but I know that mercury is a big cause of it.
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The medical doctor, same thing.
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So there are these links.
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It's in the literature.
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I'm not saying it's vaccines, but...
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They have toxins in them, right?
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They challenge your immune system sometimes in ways that can drive autoimmunity as well.
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And insulin resistance can be autoimmune conditions.
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So if you tie it up all in a bow, absolutely toxins.
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I mean, hyperthyroidism.
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You know, one of the reasons, one of the main causes of hyperthyroidism is the receptors not being able to hear.
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The hormone.
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And what's the number one thing that blunts those hormones?
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Toxins.
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You know, so these hormone disrupting toxins and we're, like you said, swimming in them.
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A topic that I keep coming to mind with when I'm talking to patients is this neurotoxic loop.
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And...
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I even went so far as to put together like a presentation on neurotoxic loop because I'm just going, what is happening with the people that I'm working with?
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It's they're all anxious and stressed and irritable.
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They have brain frog.
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They're dealing with degenerative diseases.
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And,
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And then you have all of these other people that are toxic and you've got one group that's going, I want to do nervous system work because it's the trauma in my life that's triggering this.
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And you've got the other group that it's the toxins and the environment.
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They're making me feel sick.
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That's leading to these symptoms.
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You're not going to get better without either one.
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you've got to calm the body and get rid of the toxins.
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And one or the other is not the option.
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You have to do both.
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Are you seeing toxins triggering a significant amount of mental health struggle?
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Well, once again, literature would say yes.
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Not just my opinion, but peer reviewed literature links toxins to all kinds of hormone dysregulation, right?
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So therefore cortisol, for example, right?
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You're going to have, you could have higher cortisol in your body because you're blunt, blunting those receptors.
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And yeah,
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it literally throws everything out of whack.
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I mean, all the way up to your hypothalamus pituitary.
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You're messing with hormones like melanocyte stimulating hormone, which is like a chief hormone in your body.
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So toxins aren't just this, oh, it's no big deal, you know, just a little bit of toxins, but we're getting cut by a thousand razor blades and we're bleeding profusely from our bodies because we're getting overwhelmed.
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And, you know, if you look at the science, any type of,
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inflammatory condition, insulin resistance can cause behavioral challenges, lack of focus, brain inflammation from fragrances in schools, fragrances in your home is going to cause your brain to be inflamed and irritated.
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So you're going to be irritated.
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It's going to push you into sympathetic because your body's always in fight or flight.
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So you're going to be more snappy.
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And
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That was me.
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When I was sick, I mistreated my parents.
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I was mean.
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And I was this super Christian before that, you know, happy go Jesus.
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And I was just, I couldn't be nice because I was so irritated.
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No matter how hard I tried, either I would non-verbally be saying, I want to rip your face off because of the sounds, because of the feelings.
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I was, this is why I have a heart for autistic children, because they're inflamed.
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They're inflamed.
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They're irritated and some of them are nonverbal.
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So they can't even express the pain that they're feeling.
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At least I was an adult and I could express my pain.
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I could at least get some of it out.
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They don't have that opportunity.
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So when I've, back in the day, when I, when I worked in a clinic,
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I remember sitting down with autistic kids and I'd be in tears because I'm like, I know how you feel.
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Neurotoxic mediated illness.
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They're suffering with it.
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I'm suffering with it.
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And it does change behavior, you know, and toxicities are linked to autism as well.
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It's one of the factors.
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I'm not going to get into the debate.
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What's worse?
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What's this?
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The political BS that's going on.
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We know toxins are definitely a part of it, right?
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We know genetics are a part of it.
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What we do know is if we,
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can eliminate some of these toxins, we can rest.
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These children can rest and relax and recover more quickly.
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Yeah, health's not political.
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Health is absolutely not political.
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It is physiological.
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There is science behind it.
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You just got to figure out what in the world is going on.
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Keep an open mind.
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And that is how we're going to get anywhere with this, because I don't care what
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What political view is out there?
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We got a sick country with sick people and we got to figure out how to help them out.
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But you have to admit some of the videos you haven't posted this on your view are new to why, because we're just trying to cast a wide loving net to reach all people.
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But people are not following.
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you know, acetaminophen's guidelines or Tylenol's guidelines and are so mad at the political system because of what's going on, you know, and the politics around it.
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They're literally taking on video in protest just to say, hey, we think you're full of crap, even though the company itself says don't take while pregnant.
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Right.
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So it's interesting how we say that, but people we make decisions when you make a decision
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Decision.
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Think about that.
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You're fighting with your wife.
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You're laying into each other and afterwards you're like, I can't believe I said that.
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I can't believe I said that.
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It's because psychologically when you're in emotion, you're making decisions in a fight or flight state and you're going to say and do whatever you can to survive and feel well.
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So before you make a decision to take something that's going to hurt you or your body, make sure you're in a parasympathetic state.
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Make sure you're clear-minded and not in a rage so you don't hurt yourself, a baby, or someone you love.
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When you think about it, emotions are triggered by...
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chemicals in your body and inflammation is technically a chemical of sorts in your body.
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And we all know that chemicals affect the body because there's a really popular one called alcohol and everybody knows you make bad choices when you have alcohol.
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Yeah.
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So if you allow these other chemicals to affect what you're going to do, what, what do you expect?
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So that's why you're saying parasympathetic is where you're an arrested person.
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stable, balanced state, allowing for your body to just wash away so much of that forcible nature.
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That's human.
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It's human.
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And I'm not taking away that it's human, but... We're all human.
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We're all stinking human.
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But come on.
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Like, I mean, trust me, I've played football.
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I've done sports.
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I've done a lot of things where you're getting going like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And then you're like, oh, that was a really bad idea.
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Yep.
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That was a terrible idea.
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And that's why I said health is not political because, you know, every four years we change whatever's happening out there.
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But your body, you get one.
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Yeah.
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And there is no in four years you can swap it out or eight years you can swap it out.
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It's.
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It's a singular thing that you were given, and every single time they try to swap in new parts to a human body, at least in my experience, it's not better.
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No.
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It causes inflammation.
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Your body will reject any plastic, metal.
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There's no way around it.
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And so people that have weak genetics, you know, you get breast implants, you're going to be sick.
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You're going to have...
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three or four of the five bad methylation genes, right?
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And so, but we don't test for that.
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We don't test for that before we do any type of surgery, none of it.
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So we don't know, it's crapshoot.
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Get a knee replacement, you could be, have more knee pain.
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Yeah, I've got a story for you on that one.
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You'll love this.
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Titanium, right?
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It's a supposedly inert.
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Yeah, supposedly, it's not.
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And good.
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biological replacement for your tissue.
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And first of all, I haven't ever met anyone that's like, yeah, my new knee is better than the original, unless they were born with a deformity.
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You know, you don't get a knee replacement, shoulder replacement, you go, man, that's better than when I was 20.
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That's not a thing.
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So secondly, when you put a foreign object in your body, it's foreign.
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Your body recognizes it to be foreign.
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So being in practice for over a decade now,
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I got the opportunity because I'm just simply open-minded.
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I never tell people, no, that's not possible.
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I'm like, you know, based on my experience, maybe that's not a thing, but I'm not gonna tell you absolutely no, that's not possible unless it's just way out there.
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And I had an experience when I was first in training, my aunt comes to me with a knee that's red and inflamed.
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And she had had surgery a couple of years earlier to put a titanium kneecap into titanium patella.
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And it just hadn't been right since.
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And it kept getting worse and worse and flamed.
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There's no answers and the drugs weren't working anymore.
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And she's like, what's going on?
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So I'm sitting there checking her and I'm doing some different types of testing.
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I do Western medicine testing.
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I love running labs.
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I do Eastern medicine testing, looking at acupuncture points, tongue diagnosis, pulse diagnosis, do different muscle testing.
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And we identified that she was actually having an autoimmune reaction because her body did not recognize the patella as being her own tissue.
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So it just recognized a foreign object.
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So it kept her inflamed in her knee and across her entire body the whole time it was in there.
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Now we were able to do some homeopathy and give her some titanium homeopathy that actually brought down the irritation.
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I didn't think about that for another 10 years.
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I had a woman come back into my practice.
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We call her...
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She called herself Senior Barbie.
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She was 69 years old.
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She got breast cancer.
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Another thing that's tied directly to toxins, but different topic.
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Breasts were removed.
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The cancer was.
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She, at 69, was like, you know what?
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I'm going to get implants put back in.
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That's her choice.
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So she called herself senior barber.
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She's just a fun person.
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You can tell, like, personality, she's just great.
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Long, silver, beautiful hair.
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She breaks her hand.
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She goes to her surgeon.
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They put a plate on it, titanium.
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She comes into my office, and it's got this huge, bubbled-up skin area that's irritated.
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I gave her that same titanium.
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I pulled off the shelf.
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I'd been sitting there for a year.
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Then the homeopathy pellets, it went down.
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She went to her surgeon said, I want this thing out of here.
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So that's not possible.
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That didn't happen.
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Well, in the fashion of your spitfires, she stopped taking it.
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Her hand bubbled up.
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She barged back into his office.
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And I respect the man.
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He said, can I have his card?
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And she started taking it again.
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It went down.
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And eventually she had that removed.
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But titanium is a metal that is in the body that is a foreign object that is problematic.
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And we think it's not.
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And that's one that.
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It's mind blowing.
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Yeah.
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That's one that's not necessarily even thought of as being bad, much less arsenic and mercury and lead and all these other things.
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But you said something earlier I really want to tap into.
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Let's go.
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You said that the accumulation of all of these toxins is like a thousand knives or a thousand razor blades is what you said.
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Is there research out there to show the accumulation of different toxins actually compiling to be as bad as a bunch of one?
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No.
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So they have these, back in environmental science days, right when I was a hazardous waste cleanup, we have what's called PELs, permissible exposure limit.
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As long as you're below that and it doesn't cause, then they have LDL, which is lethal dose.
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So those are bad.
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So we have to watch those.
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But as long as you're below the PELs or your weekly exposure or your daily exposure average, you're fine.
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However, if you look at something like lead, if you get those levels up high enough, you'll get blood levels.
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And children, for one, have a 50 times more absorption of heavy metals like lead through their gut.
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Children's skin, up until the age of like, I think it's fully like 21, but definitely below 12, you're absorbing twice as much through the skin barrier.
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So...
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No matter how you slice it, the amount of lead can exceed levels, even with the products we're doing it.
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For example, if your mercury amalgam fillings.
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So you can, they're safe in your mouth.
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But if I drank some of this hot coffee over here and I stuck a meter in your mouth, it would exceed air quality standards by at least 50 times.
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But that's allowed.
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But it would shut down a school.
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It would shut down this hotel.
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But we're allowed to put it in your mouth.
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It would literally have to...
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So if you broke a mercury light bulb, you'd have to shut the school down because you have a toxic substance.
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If you're chewing or drinking hot coffee, there's no difference.
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It's mercury.
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It's hazardous waste before it goes in your mouth.
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Treat it as hazardous waste.
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When it's in your mouth, it's safe.
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When it comes out, it's hazardous waste.
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And again, we'd have to run a toxicity characterization leaching procedure on it called a T-clip.
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This is what you have to do with hazardous waste.
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That's what you have to do.
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They shake it up and they do a weak acid to simulate what the environment would do to it.
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So you could see how many toxins it would leach into the environment.
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And of course, amalgam fillings will have to be in a special landfill because they're going to leach toxins.
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So they have a special procedure.
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They have to seal it off, all the things.
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So coming back to your point, I wish...
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And this is what everybody does when it comes to drinking a diet soda.
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You'd have to drink 20 diet sodas to cause cancer.
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You'd have to drink, you know, you'd have to eat, you know, a thousand Fritos for that food coloring to be linked as a carcinogen.
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But if you add it all up and you add the amount of lead that you're breathing, you're breathing a ton of lead each and every day.
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We're breathing a quarter and eating a half credit cards worth of plastic, which contains BPA phthalates.
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You're not adding that in.
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You're not adding that most standard lotions and potions today are 50% plus petroleum-based toxins that are hormone disruptive.
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So put it this way.
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In America, everything since the Industrial Revolution, we've gotten away from nature and we've got into chemicals.
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Chemicals are mass produced.
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They're standardized.
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And you're able to just pump them out at low cost.
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Driving down cost, increasing profit.
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From clothing, it's way cheaper to make a polyester clothes than it definitely is wool, than it definitely is cotton.
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Even cheap pesticide sprayed products.
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Regular cotton is, you know, two to three times more expensive than a polyester shirt in general for the similar quality.
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So we choose the fake and chemical for the real.
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And your T-shirt that's made of plastic contains, can contain BPA from out high.
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There's lawsuits over this stuff, Lululemon, Nike, phthalates, forever chemicals to make them shed water.
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And they're not adding all this stuff up.
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So if you start adding it all up, I bet you we could hit some, you know, get above some PELs, but the synergistic effect of all the blunting neurotoxic and hormone disrupting chemicals are literally robbing humanity of experiencing health and connection with themselves, with God and with their families.
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That's why we're on this mission.
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Both of us.
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You just said something to me that, that, that struck and I had to even write it down.
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major companies are being sued for plastics.
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Was it Apple?
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You just said Nike and Lululemon.
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I mean, it's just incredible.
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Ziploc right now.
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Ziploc, yep.
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Like the number of companies that are in lawsuits for toxins, and yet people are still going out going, oh, it's fine.
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It's fine.
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Because marketing dollars are way higher for the companies to keep going than anything else.
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Like glyphosate.
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I think they've spent $10 billion in lawsuits, but it's less expensive than...
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for them to file those lawsuits than they are to remove glyphosate.
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They removed it from the user, like us at Home Depot, but industry is still using it.
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They're still not just spraying it for its intended use.
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It's also a registered, patented antibiotic that Monsanto has, by the way, because it destroys bacteria through the shikimate pathway.
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It's why it's destroying the earth.
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and there's no arguing this and it's destroying our microbiome.
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There's no arguing it, but we're still using it.
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It's, we, we have the green movement,
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But why on both sides?
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Why aren't they eliminating glyphosate?
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Whether it's because it's destroying, you know, if we have the movements that we have right now, why aren't they getting rid of glyphosate?
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They're talking about it, you know, with RFK.
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He's talking about it.
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He is.
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They're trying to force a law through in the Senate that is protecting these companies, not RFK, but some other senators are trying to push it through.
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Because they know that it's coming.
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Yeah, they're trying to push through an immunity clause for these companies so they cannot be sued for these pesticide companies.
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Well, this is what they did for medications, certain medications.
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We won't even mention them on the show.
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There's immunity.
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And it's like, hey, we're going to... And here's the thing.
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When it comes to these things, glyphosate is actually a decently expensive chemical.
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But some of the other medications, we're talking pennies per injection.
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And they can charge the insurance $300 to $400.
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So you're taking...
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Think about this, guys.
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300% markup.
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One of the most...
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Most profitable medications, and whether you sit on the side, if they're helpful or not, is vaccines.
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They're one of the most profitable drugs out there.
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So you can, if you have the money and you can invest into it and get it approved, it's a cash cow for you.
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Forever with no liability.
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With no liability.
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So, I mean, that's the facts.
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And then if you talk about that, you get canceled.
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It's like, go ahead.
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Do what you want.
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Put in breast implants.
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I don't care.
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I have friends with that.
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I have friends that do Botox.
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I have friends that vaccinate.
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I could care less.
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But tell us the truth.
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Let us know the numbers.
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We have an uninformed audience in America that doesn't realize the profit margins here.
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And they're doing what businesses do.
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And any business does it this way.
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And hopefully some of these smaller businesses like Neymarie, who's making non-plastic clothes, I don't get any commission, neither do you, but they do a great job.
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You know, it has very little elastin, very little spandex.
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It's like 90, and they lowered it.
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It used to be like 10%.
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Now it's like only 7%.
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And it still makes your butt look good.
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You should have wore those on your video, by the way, instead of those toxic ones.
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You could wear some.
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Those toxic ones have off-gassed for like two decades from back when I was a track athlete.
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I used to wear those bad.
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Those were track pants.
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Those are track pants.
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I can see your shorts on there and then shot put, right?
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Oh, shot put, discus, javelin.
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Yeah.
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I pulled those out of a drawer.
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I'm like, how do I still have these?
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I remember those.
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Those are the fancy ones.
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They're really shiny.
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You know what?
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They may not even be nearly as plastic as what we think because they were made in 2000.
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Yeah.
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They might not be as nasty.
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There's people listening right now that weren't born in 2000.
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But, all right, so, you know, it's just so interesting to me.
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So I think in analogies, because I talk to patients every day, right?
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So I'm still actively in practice.
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And what I'm thinking about to myself is, how do we make this make sense?
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So let's get out your penny jar.
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And I don't know about you, but when my parents had a penny jar when I was a kid, it wasn't all just pennies.
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Sometimes, you know, somebody throws something else in there, a quarter, a nickel, a dime.
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So let's throw a little bit of thermosol in there, which is mercury from vaccines, and some aluminum, which you're getting about 30%.
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250 micrograms of aluminum and a Hep B vaccine at birth.
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Let's just start there.
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So there's aluminum.
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By the way, if you have more than 25 micrograms in an IV, it's got to be thrown away.
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So too much.
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So we start throwing that in there and then you go and throw in some other things.
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We throw in some BPA and some arsenic and some uranium from the water supply and some phthalates and plastics from...
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from the clothes that you're wearing and some formaldehyde from the furniture.
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And you could take it and take another laundry list down the path of Botox and breast implant, silicone illnesses and acrylates and, and which comes from fingernail polish.
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And as you keep throwing this stuff in there, it's not like there's just one penny in a penny jar.
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There's thousands, but eventually it gets full.
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And when that penny jar fills up,
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That's when your bucket filled, and now you have symptoms.
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And now it breaks you.
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It breaks over that barrier, and now you get an autoimmunity.
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You get an autistic kid, you get pans and pandas.
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And not everybody's jar is the same, right?
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My parents had this giant jar.
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Hopefully you got that jar.
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I remember going in.
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I got a tiny jar.
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I mean, I remember I was like 13.
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I went in there and I like tipped it over.
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I took a few.
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I was like, they're not going to notice.
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Nobody tell my parents.
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They still don't know.
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But, you know, some people got the little jars, right?
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Like, so if you're genetically not gifted in detox, you got a tiny jar.
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Mm-hmm.
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If you're that guy that's robust, you might have a big jar.
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Just move it through.
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So if your husband is like, I don't feel the mold.
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I don't feel the toxins.
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I don't know what you're talking about.
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I can't.
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I'm not getting a headache from that scent.
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I refuse to walk into.
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He's pooping and peeing and breathing it out fast.
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Yes.
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And you're not.
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And you're not if you don't feel good.
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But, you know, I refuse to go into those like, what is it?
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Bath and body works.
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I refuse to go in there because I'm just like, oh, I just like all the smell and I just know how toxic it is.
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I don't get a headache from it.
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Some people do.
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I'm like, I hold my breath when I even walk by it at this point in life because I just know too much.
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But hopefully it helps you understand what we're talking about with all these toxins because just go look at your water supply.
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Go to ewg.org for their water database.
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There's four to 20 toxins in there and they're all below the EPA level, which by the way, have you ever researched where the EPA level comes from?
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I haven't.
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How much money they can spend to remove it?
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It has nothing to do with your physiology.
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It has to do with, well, I mean, a few of them are cancer causing, but a lot of them are, well, this is as much as we can get removed financially.
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We're using the technology that we can implement into the water.
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Water treatment.
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Treatment.
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Yeah.
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That's it.
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It's money.
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They still can't get rid of pharmaceutical drugs.
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They can't get rid of the glyphosate.
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They can't get rid of.
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Poofas.
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Yeah.
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The forever chemicals.
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Yep.
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And 170 million Americans are drinking radioactive water.
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170 million, half of the country.
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And I go and test your hair and I just find it full.
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And then I'm like, ooh.
30:05
And then I go and test your mitochondria.
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They don't work anymore.
30:08
And by the way, if you're wondering what mitochondria are, I know I talk about it on this podcast quite often, but mitochondria are...
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One thing is they're considered the powerhouse.
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They also make your hormones.
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They also help to control your immune system.
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And when they get pissed off because they have too many toxins, it gets in the electron transport chain.
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It throws off the polarity.
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So like they're magnets and they're moving electrons through and it allows for you to make energy.
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And when those magnets are getting thrown off like uranium and lead and arsenic.
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You don't make ATP very well.
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So then they go into cell danger response and they say, halt everything, attack.
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I need to defend myself until I can detox.
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And the world we live in, if you're not making decisions based off of toxins, there's no chance to detox.
30:56
If you look at my symptoms, even though I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, they gave me 10 different doctors.
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Effexor, you know, especially then when I got sick in 2005, like none of this really existed.
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There might be a couple quacks that were out there, but there was no way I was listening to them.
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Chiropractors, naturopathic doctors, multiple medical doctors, psychologists.
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the local medical doctor, and he couldn't answer any questions.
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He's like, I was scared because I'm like, I'm 25 and you have no idea what's wrong because my blood work was normal, looked fine.
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But I'm like, do you realize like, I could barely drive here?
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That's how freaked out my body is and you can't tell me what's wrong.
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And then you give me a little bit of hope with a psychotropic drug and some pain meds because I had so much chronic pain.
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And then you go back a month later and I was hoping that he would have something new.
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He's like,
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five percent better you know and he's like well good you'll be on one or two meds most people are on three or four you're set and i said how long do i take the rest of your life i'm like i didn't i did not take that answer i'm like there's no freaking way and i used to think a medical doctor was smart like that he would actually went to school to learn how to cure and heal right and
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No, they're not taught how to cure and heal in most general practice.
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They're taught how to give you a medication for a symptom that covers it, that's petroleum-based, that's toxic to your body, that actually long-term works against your healing.
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It's insanity, and you're told you're crazy if you tell that truth.
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And it's a truth.
32:27
It's an undefensible truth.
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You can't defend that statement.
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You can say you're helping people feel better.
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In some cases, it's necessary and it's an emergency.
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Yes, I agree with all that.
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Sure.
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But it's not fixing the problem.
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It's not getting to the root cause.
32:45
Getting to the root cause, toxicity, you're parasympathetic, getting back into nature.
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We're disconnected from nature.
32:52
Everything in this room is fake.
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If your clothing's fake, if you have the water's fake because it's polluted and toxic, if your air's fake because there's microplastics and toxins in it, you're getting all this furniture is off-gassing volatile organic compounds that are carcinogenic, hormone disruptive, uh...
33:09
You have the fake floor that has glues in it and the furniture, MDF board with formaldehyde, carcinogenic, other volatile organic compounds, and it's all fake.
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And all the fake, your body's not evolved or created however you believe to deal with the fake.
33:26
We are meant to be in synergy and relationship with the frequencies of nature, with grounding, with sunshine, the things we're told not to use, with not flickering LED lights.
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They flicker, it messes with their neurology, also causing stress.
33:41
You're not getting infrared frequencies that drive the mitochondria, that drive that transport train.
33:45
You need infrared light, you need...
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Near infrared NIR, which is from Sunshine.
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You can buy devices, but nothing's better than the sun because it's full spectrum.
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A sun doesn't flicker.
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These LED lights, we put slow motion on them.
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They're all flickering.
34:00
I was sitting there working on my talk.
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I'm like, why am I freaking getting a headache?
34:05
I can show you my phone.
34:06
So I did slow motion.
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And the light that was right in front of me that's on one of these desks, well, you don't have the same one I do.
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It's like just trashing my brain.
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And it's causing inflammation.
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It was giving me a headache.
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I turned it off.
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Stopped.
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I didn't get a headache.
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So we're living in the fake.
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We're living in the cheap.
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We're living in the chemical.
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We're living in an...
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on a system because our economy is based on oil and that system is driving our economy.
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It's chemicals that are in our pharmaceuticals and our clothes, uh,
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in our furniture, because they're all made of plastics.
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So all this is driving that economic engine.
34:40
Woo, America, we're rich.
34:41
But we're being robbed, because our bodies are not able to deal with that level of toxicity.
34:48
We're not able to deal with glyphosate.
34:49
Our bodies can't use any of it.
34:51
We can't use the lead, we can't use the mercury.
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And yeah, some of this stuff is natural in the environment, but it's very, very small.
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So guys, if you're listening, how do you get well?
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Get closer to nature.
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get closer to God, get back into the frequencies, get grounding, get into sunlight, drink clean water, breathe clean air as much as possible.
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You know, get in loving relationships, do breath work, get back into your parasympathetic, your rest and digest and heal frequency, get deep sleep so your liver can detox, breathe.
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does that in deep sleep so that your lymphatic system, so you don't build up beta amyloid proteins and get Alzheimer's, you need that lymphatic rinse at night.
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It also rinses out the toxins and your liver and kidneys can deal with it.
35:35
You have built-in systems to deal with the endogenous toxins,
35:40
You can deal with a certain amount of environmental toxins, but you're so overwhelmed, like you said, weak genetics.
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You store these toxins in your fat cells when you get overwhelmed because your liver and kidneys can't deal with them.
35:52
And then eventually that bucket overfills, your body doesn't have anywhere to put those toxins anymore.
35:57
Then you start circulating these toxins.
35:58
Now they're attaching, they're not being stored away.
36:01
They're starting attaching to hormones.
36:03
They're causing more hormone disruption.
36:05
They're causing more cellular senescence in those zombie cells that you said that
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you know, that fire inflammation in your body.
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So you have cellular senescence as a protection mechanism from toxins.
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The problem is, and it stops apoptosis.
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It stops the cell death of that toxic cell.
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Your body's trying to get rid of it, but now you're building up a bunch of toxins
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toxic senescent cells, that is linked to cancer.
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And then it's like a rotten apple.
36:30
Once you have these rotten zombie cells, it infects, that zombie infects the next good cell because it's shooting out inflammatory signaling.
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And then you have another nasty cell and it rottens the whole batch.
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That's what I was.
36:45
The good news is, here's the good news, is your body.
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Every about every seven years, you'll turn over all those cells.
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So if you start doing things correctly,
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Start removing the toxins.
36:54
Start getting your mitochondria back online so that you can detox.
36:57
You need 4-ATP to make a glutathione.
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You need all that energy.
37:00
You need ATP to sleep.
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The mitochondrial, getting your mitochondria back, getting out in the sunshine, sweating.
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Sweating, and this is a recent study that I read, a significantly higher levels of heavy metals are excreted through exercise-induced sweating
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as a sauna and I'm a big sauna guy, I use it in the winter, but in the summer I don't have to cause I'm in the sunshine, I'm grounding, I'm in the garden, my shirt's off.
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Like we gotta get back to nature.
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We gotta, the movement right now is called rewilding and we need to rewild ourselves, reconnect ourselves to nature.
37:33
So as you make this connection, as your body is now duplicating healthy cells because you're eating,
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grass-fed meat that's in synergy with nature, four to one.
37:43
It's eating the microbes and the things that it needs to get into the milk, right?
37:49
That get into us.
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That's why raw is so good.
37:52
It's crazy to me that raw milk is so healing.
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Yes, it can be contaminated, but so can so many other things and we're going to stop using it.
38:00
It's like, we better stop driving.
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That's one of the most
38:03
that causes more death than anything.
38:05
But anyway, so as you rebuild yourself, as you make decisions each and every day to get healthier, your body's gonna respond by creating a healthy cell.
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And the more health cells that you have, it's an upward spiral of health because you're getting the ATP, you're getting the energy, you're getting a good cell membrane that's made of four to one ratio of oils versus freaking canola oil that your body can't even use that causes inflammation.
38:30
There's no...
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The science on that stuff is crap.
38:33
And if it is a good, healthy oil, you might get maybe a sunflower oil that's not industrial, that's not extracted with hexane, that's not bleached so it doesn't stink anymore, so it's not filtered 14 times so you can actually put it in a bottle and it not rot.
38:49
Like...
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It's crazy.
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But if you give your body the things that are close to nature, chickens that are outside in the sun, eating the right things, eating bugs, eating grass, getting sunshine, and start eating the things that are from nature instead of not from nature, which are sitting in a pen that keeps them dark so they lay more eggs, so they make more money, feeding them glyphosate sprayed grain, man, I'm going off, right?
39:11
You start eating the real shit, your life is going to transform, you're going to heal, you're going to turn over your cells, and in seven years, you're not going to recognize...
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what you look like, how you feel, how you connect with yourself, with others, with nature, with God.
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It'll literally transform your frickin' life.
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Do it.
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Get closer to God.
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Eat things that are closer to God.
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Wear things that are closer to God and nature, and you'll transform your life.
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It's that simple.
39:35
As you were saying, in the United States here, we feel like we're rich because we got stuff.
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And we keep buying crappier and crappier and crappier stuff.
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It's getting worse.
39:44
It's all the time.
39:45
Fast fashion, fast.
39:47
I mean, I just, I remember.
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Fast cars.
39:50
Fast cars, yeah.
39:51
I remember when I was younger, I was like looking at furniture.
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I was like, man, you know, like everybody wants to change their furniture every couple of years.
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So why buy nice stuff?
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I remember thinking that when I was younger.
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Like, why do my parents want all this like oak and, you know, this old stuff?
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I get it now.
40:06
I get it.
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It's quality.
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Yeah.
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It's craftsmanship.
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It's long lasting.
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It's also not junk toxic.
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So...
40:16
Warren, I really appreciate you having this conversation with me today.
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I mean, you are a force of nature, as everyone just heard, when you get on a roll, which is why you are popping off on every place that you are posting in content.
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So where can people find you?
40:31
Non-Toxic Dad, across all social, just one word, Non-Toxic Dad, Non-Toxic Dad dot com.
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In my new podcast, Non-Toxic Living, we're going for it.
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Go check them out.
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Thanks for joining me.
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It's been awesome.