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Body, Mind, and Spirit: The Davis Advanced Health System with Dr. Ken Davis · Ageless and Timeless Podcast®

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Speaker 1: Hello, everyone, This is Michelle Hughes from Ageless and Timeless. Today,
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Speaker 1: I have a guest who I've been talking to now
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Speaker 1: for a few months and he was introduced to me
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Speaker 1: by our mutual friend Rob Fletcher, who is a top
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Speaker 1: Doctor magazine executive.
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Speaker 2: And his name, my guest name.
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Speaker 1: Is doctor Ken Davis. And Ken welcome to Ageless and Timeless.
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Speaker 3: Thanks Michelle, excited to be here.
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Speaker 2: Well, you and I've had a little history.
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Speaker 1: We were on Rob's podcast together, I was on your podcast,
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Speaker 1: and now it's.
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Speaker 2: Your turn to be on my podcast. So we have
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Speaker 2: a lot to talk about.
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Speaker 1: There so many subjects that we didn't cover in the
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Speaker 1: other two podcasts.
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Speaker 2: So are you ready to go?
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Speaker 3: I'm ready to go, right all right.
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Speaker 2: Well, why don't you first tell us who you are and.
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Speaker 1: Your journey to where you are today you have I'm
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Speaker 1: just preface it by telling everyone that doctor Davis is
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Speaker 1: a renaissance man, a true renaissance man, and.
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Speaker 2: We call him and he's going to.
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Speaker 1: Tell us all about that. But why didn't you give
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Speaker 1: us a little history can of who little Ken was?
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Speaker 1: Who little Ken was seventy years ago? And sorry to
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Speaker 1: tell everybody your age, but it's truly a test.
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Speaker 3: Actually, I have a birthday this week.
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Speaker 2: Michelle, Oh you're kidding what number?
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Speaker 3: I'm the leo uh seventy three. This renaissance man grew
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Speaker 3: up in Patterson, New Jersey, home of lu Costello, one
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Speaker 3: of the first cult forty five manufacturing factories. Very interesting city,
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Speaker 3: very multicultural. I loved it and God very heavily involved
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Speaker 3: at sports early on as a kid. But one day
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Speaker 3: my mom took me to the dentist office had an appointment,
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Speaker 3: and being I guess a young kid at seven or eight,
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Speaker 3: I was fascinated, and I guess they still do it,
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Speaker 3: I don't even know. Had all the dental molds in
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Speaker 3: the in the window that you could look at from
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Speaker 3: the waiting room, and I became fascinated with that. And
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Speaker 3: at that point, at seven, I decided I wanted to
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Speaker 3: be a dentist my whole life, you know. So I
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Speaker 3: played sports. I got a baseball scholarship. I was offered
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Speaker 3: a scholarship from high school to go to college, which
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Speaker 3: I did down in Erskine College in due West, South Carolina. School.
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Speaker 3: But what happened was, but as destiny has it, I
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Speaker 3: went down started playing baseball and got homesick for my
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Speaker 3: high school sweetheart, and I said, I got to come home.
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Speaker 3: So as soon as I transferred home, I was supposed
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Speaker 3: to start the I believe that January, my high school
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Speaker 3: supposedly sweetheart broke up with me.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm so sorry.
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Speaker 3: So but no, don't be because it was if she
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Speaker 3: didn't and I didn't go, if I didn't come home
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Speaker 3: to transfer, I would have never become a chiropractice. And
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Speaker 3: what I did, so it was really a godsend. As
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Speaker 3: I look at it, it was destiny that that would happen,
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Speaker 3: because so I went to school. And but what happened
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Speaker 3: was my journey, was that I met this young fellow
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Speaker 3: and we became very very very very close friends who
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Speaker 3: was studying actually as I was to bs Tog. He
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Speaker 3: was going to be a medical doctor and he is
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Speaker 3: today a very famous one actually, And as we studied together,
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Speaker 3: he invited me at one point and says, look, why
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Speaker 3: didn't you come with me tonight to my chiropractice. I didn't.
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Speaker 3: I had no idea what a chiropractor was, what they
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Speaker 3: did and so forth. So I said sure, because he
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Speaker 3: would go for he said, I go to my chiropractor
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Speaker 3: for attention headaches from studying. He said, okay, I'll come.
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Speaker 3: So I went with him to this nice gentleman who
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Speaker 3: had a two room office. He was really adhering to
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Speaker 3: the philosophy of what chiropractic was meant to do and
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Speaker 3: was developed to do. And I just everything he explained
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Speaker 3: to me about it was don't mind my dog in
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Speaker 3: the background.
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Speaker 1: I see your dog, he's quiet. Anyway, Was that doctor Reach?
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Speaker 1: Was that?
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Speaker 3: No? Not yet? This was his name was doctor Armand
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Speaker 3: it was not him, but the understanding of the philosophy
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Speaker 3: of the innate wisdom. See what drove me to want
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Speaker 3: to do this is because for some reason, I always
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Speaker 3: believed that the body's innate ability and the innate power
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Speaker 3: within the body had the ability to heal itself if
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Speaker 3: there was interference, be moved. And I just kept asking,
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Speaker 3: and I went with my friend every week until finally
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Speaker 3: I experienced having a chiropractic adjustment by him. It was great,
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Speaker 3: and I just fell in love with the philosophy and
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Speaker 3: I said, this is what I want to do, and
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Speaker 3: I applied.
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Speaker 2: So how old were you? How old were you then
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Speaker 2: or how young?
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Speaker 3: Twenty one?
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Speaker 2: Okay, so this was at the end of.
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Speaker 3: Your colleague at the end of our go ahead.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, no, no, when did you meet doctor Reis
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Speaker 1: because I know he was your mentor and you mentioned
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Speaker 1: him to me before that he changed your life.
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Speaker 2: I mean, there are always people I think your life
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Speaker 2: that are you know, the people that changed who we are.
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Speaker 1: We are as particularly early on to shape our perceptions.
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Speaker 2: So in your case, I think you told me that
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Speaker 2: was doctor Reese.
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Speaker 3: It was doctor Rees and the way in which I
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Speaker 3: met him, you see. So when I finally first of all,
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Speaker 3: the chiropractice school that I got accepted with was on
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Speaker 3: seventy first Street in Manhattan. That's where everybody went in
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Speaker 3: this one big building. And I was supposed to start
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Speaker 3: school there, and about a week before I got a
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Speaker 3: phone call from the administration saying the school is not
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Speaker 3: going to be in New York any longer. It's going
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Speaker 3: to be out in Long Island, the north shore of
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Speaker 3: Long Island in Northvale, utilizing the New York Institute of
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Speaker 3: Technologies campus. So I was the first class out at
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Speaker 3: this new and they had purchased property across and they
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Speaker 3: were going to build a new school. So I was
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Speaker 3: the first class out there. So I remember I had
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Speaker 3: to find a place to live real quick, and I
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Speaker 3: found on this lovely older couple had a beautiful home
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Speaker 3: in Minneola, New York.
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Speaker 2: I know Minneola very well.
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Speaker 3: Where I was, and I was on the I had
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Speaker 3: the whole second floor. So it was a Friday night
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Speaker 3: and I'm supposed to start on Monday, and I'm sitting
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Speaker 3: there twenty twenty one years old, like like, what am
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Speaker 3: I doing here? You know, is this one earlier what
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Speaker 3: I'm going to be doing for the rest of my life?
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Speaker 3: So a little voice said, I decided that I started
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Speaker 3: calling chiropractice up on the phone, and I know who
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Speaker 3: I was, And then I was starting school and can
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Speaker 3: I come and work for you. I don't want to
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Speaker 3: be paid. I'll sweep your floors, I'll wash your windows.
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Speaker 3: Wanted to shadow and about the fiftieth chiropractor said, probably
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Speaker 3: that I called on the phone said, come on over,
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Speaker 3: was Ronnie Goodmore. And Ronnie was in Huntington, Long Island,
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Speaker 3: and actually his brother Gary had just finished school and
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Speaker 3: opened actually in a town right from where I eventually
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Speaker 3: opened my first practice. So Ronnie was phenomenal and I
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Speaker 3: used to so in his office. I would he had
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Speaker 3: a very high volume practice. He was a very fine chiropractice,
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Speaker 3: very philosophical, and I would record his findings. He would
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Speaker 3: call it out cervical five on the right and lumbar three,
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Speaker 3: and I would write it for him, and I watched,
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Speaker 3: and then I learned he had a very special technique
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Speaker 3: that he used that required very sophisticated X ray marketing
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Speaker 3: and X ray developing. So I developed all his X
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Speaker 3: rays and I would call it out and tell him
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Speaker 3: the line that he had to set up on the
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Speaker 3: X ray, and he taught me how the system. But
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Speaker 3: there was something. So one day, after so many weeks
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Speaker 3: being in his office, he brings these blocks out that
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Speaker 3: look like wedges, And I said, Ronnie, what are these
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Speaker 3: blocks or wedges? Says they're called They're from a system,
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Speaker 3: chiropractical system called SOT Sacral occipital technique. Fascinating. So I
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Speaker 3: see him put them onto the hips of the patient.
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Speaker 2: I've had that done.
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Speaker 3: It's called a blocking procedure right. Sometimes the blocks were
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Speaker 3: put on the patient when they were lying on their
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Speaker 3: stomach or in the prone position right, or on their back,
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Speaker 3: So he said, fascinating. So all of this, he goes
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Speaker 3: to the back office, takes out the Green Book as
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Speaker 3: I call it nineteen seventy four, gives me the book
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Speaker 3: to read. So I devoured the book. So every day
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Speaker 3: I worked, I believe two or three days a week,
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Speaker 3: I would write questions down and ask him about what
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Speaker 3: this meant. And some of them really because it was
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Speaker 3: kind of just beginning to learn it, so it was
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Speaker 3: kind of neophyting the technique. So in about two weeks
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Speaker 3: I knew more than he did just by reading the book.
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Speaker 3: Devowered the book you and.
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Speaker 1: You you were still going to classes, right, you were
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Speaker 1: getting degree. So this is kind of a vocational, vocational
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Speaker 1: experience to augment your studies. And it was basically out
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Speaker 1: in the real world. So not a lot of people
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Speaker 1: get to do that, and you are really lucky that
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Speaker 1: he took you on. So yeah, I want to jump
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Speaker 1: I don't want to dwell too much on that because
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Speaker 1: I want to jump ahead because I want people who
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Speaker 1: are watching to know more about what you do as
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Speaker 1: well as who you are. So let's just kind of
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Speaker 1: summarize it by saying that you were one of those
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Speaker 1: people that was very proactive and that you went to
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Speaker 1: find your opportunities.
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Speaker 2: You didn't just sit.
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Speaker 1: Back and wait for them to happen you and know
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Speaker 1: that shows up in your your history of sports as well.
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Speaker 2: So and that you came back because of a girlfriend.
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Speaker 1: But you know, they say that everything happens for a reason,
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Speaker 1: so that was supposed to happen, and you know, sometimes
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Speaker 1: we look back and we say, oh, now I understand
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Speaker 1: why I got a broken heart, but I got a
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Speaker 1: new career.
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Speaker 3: So yeah, well, you know, I never looked at it
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Speaker 3: that way, Michelle. That's a great y, right, So let's
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Speaker 3: fast forward.
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Speaker 2: So now, okay, we're now in you know, twenty.
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Speaker 1: And twenty five, and here we are at forty seven years.
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Speaker 2: You've been practicing.
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Speaker 3: Correct forty eight years.
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Speaker 1: Forty eight okay, sorry, one year later and you're going
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Speaker 1: to be one year older on Saturday.
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Speaker 2: So time does move on.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So what is it that you're doing at the
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Speaker 1: David Help.
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Speaker 2: Advanced Health System? What is it that you're doing that
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Speaker 2: makes you unique?
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Speaker 3: I just want to go back for a second. Justice.
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Speaker 3: The point is in the relating back to doctor Rehees
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Speaker 3: that I eventually became a certified instructor in this system
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Speaker 3: that incorporates the block procedures of the categorization, but also
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Speaker 3: many other disciplines within it, which are craniopathy the ability
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Speaker 3: to a craniopath is someone that's educated and is trained
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Speaker 3: to evaluate cranial motion and corrective components. Also, the SOT
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Speaker 3: system is visceral manipulation, the ability to affect organ dysfunction
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Speaker 3: and bring an organ back to life. Really with nutritional support.
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Speaker 2: That's huge.
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Speaker 3: Oh, it's unbelievable. That's huge.
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Speaker 2: Mean that's yeah.
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Speaker 1: In the and does that does that put you in
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Speaker 1: a category of an osteopath in addition to being a chiropractic, because.
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Speaker 3: They are the osteopathic. The element of osteopathy is that
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Speaker 3: it's very difficult to find a classical osteopath that's doing
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Speaker 3: classic osteopathy. Uh, to go ahead, But you know, I
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Speaker 3: was invited. I had an associate, UH, French trained osteopath
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Speaker 3: working in my office a few years ago, who I
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Speaker 3: met my town here, Montclair, and she I was invited
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Speaker 3: and I taught at the osteopathic school in Paris m
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Speaker 3: several several days. And the French trained osteopath first of all,
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Speaker 3: are phenomenal practitioners, and they go to school for six years,
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Speaker 3: not four years, and their specialty is cranial technique and
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Speaker 3: manipulation primarily. So also Dejarnet, doctor MB Dejarnet, who developed
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Speaker 3: psycrao occipital technique, was himself also an osteopath in addition
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Speaker 3: to being a chiropractor. His teacher was William Garner Sutherland,
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Speaker 3: and Sutherland is famous osteopath, was a developer of cranial osteopathy.
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Speaker 3: So and I learned and became a certified preaneopath through Dejarnet.
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Speaker 3: So I had this whole kind of lineage that led
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Speaker 3: up to the process. But just a little bit more.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Reese was a principal researcher and developer within the
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Speaker 3: st organization and produced this incredible body of research that
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Speaker 3: I did not see. No one else was producing this,
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Speaker 3: And I heard stories about him that his work and
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Speaker 3: research was done early in the morning before work and
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Speaker 3: late at night. So when you're certified as an instructor,
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Speaker 3: you're required to attend so and teach us two seminars
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Speaker 3: a year somewhere in the United States. And every time
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Speaker 3: I went to teach, Doc was always, as we affectually
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Speaker 3: called him, he was always there at the seminar, and
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Speaker 3: I would always make sure that I would go and
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Speaker 3: attend his class and see and it was always mind blowing.
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Speaker 3: Plus once a year Dejarnett in Omaha, Nebraska would have
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Speaker 3: a week long symposium of all the different techniques and
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Speaker 3: procedures of the SRT system, and Reese again was always there.
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Speaker 3: Then one day, so I was already following and reading
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Speaker 3: his books. But when I saw him begin to do
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Speaker 3: his thing on stage and demonstrate that was it, and
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Speaker 3: I just started following everything that he did.
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Speaker 2: So that's what you incorporate into your practice today.
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Speaker 3: The foundational exactly.
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Speaker 1: But also when we spoke before, there was another uniqueness
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Speaker 1: about you that I wanted.
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Speaker 2: To present back to you today to discuss, and that
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Speaker 2: is that you.
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Speaker 1: Know, many many people just focus on the physical, but
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Speaker 1: you are a body minded spirit and your approach to
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Speaker 1: your practice, to your discipline.
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Speaker 2: So could you talk.
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Speaker 1: About that for a moment, Just tell us how body
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Speaker 1: minded spirit?
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Speaker 3: I hold the chart up, sor right, and I hold
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Speaker 3: the chart up.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, for sure. Absolutely. If you have something there
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Speaker 2: of course, Oh there we go. Love it? Okay, Okay,
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Speaker 2: explain that.
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Speaker 3: There we go.
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Speaker 2: Is this what you show to your patience when they
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Speaker 2: come in the first time?
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Speaker 3: This is what I educate everybody to. Okay, this is
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Speaker 3: what I learned forty something years ago.
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Speaker 2: Tell us, tell us.
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Speaker 3: This is what separates me from everybody else, tankes me
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Speaker 3: one thousand different. We believe that's what everybody tells.
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Speaker 2: Okay, So tell us what it is.
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Speaker 3: One of the things I had my foundation that I
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Speaker 3: learned many years ago is what's known as the triang
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Speaker 3: of well being. So this triangle, if you, if you
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Speaker 3: can put yourself for every person is this triangle of
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Speaker 3: well being that exists on this planet today. And again
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Speaker 3: this triangle, so just put yourself there. So there's the
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Speaker 3: physical that makes us up, bones, nerve, blood, organ gland, tissue.
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Speaker 3: And then we have this side of a triangle.
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Speaker 2: And and and sells sells, which are the convolution kind
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Speaker 2: of well being.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and we have this element, the second part of
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Speaker 3: the trial anger, which is the mind, our thoughts, our feelings,
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Speaker 3: our emotions, our desires, sentiments and so forth. Right, then
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Speaker 3: we have this side. Now here's where people always ask me,
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Speaker 3: which is because also our system is non denominational, so
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Speaker 3: it doesn't matter what we really it's not about a religion,
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Speaker 3: so a lot of people that could be agnostic, atheists, whatever.
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Speaker 3: And he says, well, what do you mean the spirit
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Speaker 3: or this? And that I said, the spirit is the
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Speaker 3: essence of who and what we really are. And whether
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Speaker 3: you believe in whatever, we have to acknowledge at least
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Speaker 3: that there is an energy within us. Then we're we're
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Speaker 3: alive and it's not when we're not. And that energy
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Speaker 3: has a lot to do with driving the mind and
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Speaker 3: the body component. But to me, the spirit is the
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Speaker 3: essence of who and what we really are, the spiritual
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Speaker 3: being having this physical human experience, not a physical woman
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Speaker 3: trying to have a spiritual experience in three component elements
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Speaker 3: that make us up as this spiritual human being that
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Speaker 3: we are. The thing is that I learned and thousands
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Speaker 3: and thousands of patients, beginning with Reese, is that the
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Speaker 3: physical where humanity suffers only one percent. I don't care
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Speaker 3: what it is, cancer, heart disease, back pain, headaches, or
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Speaker 3: whatever is manifesting, only one percent of it originates physical
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Speaker 3: as a cause only.
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Speaker 1: That's a pretty mind blowing statement, as you can imagine,
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Speaker 1: most people would not resonate.
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Speaker 5: With Dutch because they don't get that there's this integrative
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Speaker 5: being that's made up of all our thoughts, our reality watches.
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Speaker 3: I here's an interesting thing coming up, right, So then
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Speaker 3: we have this weight of the triangle of the mind
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Speaker 3: that accounts for nine percent as the underlying component element
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Speaker 3: creating humanities ills and breakdown. Then the spiritual angle is
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Speaker 3: ninety percent of the cause of humanities ells. But the
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Speaker 3: thing is that see, the essence of who we really
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Speaker 3: are is the light. But if I have so disruption
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Speaker 3: and see this is always attempting to express itself at
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Speaker 3: one hundred percent, but certain elements of life create lamp
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Speaker 3: shades around this, So the light may become dim which
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Speaker 3: could be a bad experience in Hebrew school or a
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Speaker 3: Catholic school, or a divorce or a breakup, or praying
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Speaker 3: to God help this person heal and it doesn't happen,
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Speaker 3: and a person loses their faith or they whatever. All
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Speaker 3: of that creates a disruption or a distortion in this element. Also,
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Speaker 3: remember Pythagoras, the ancient mathematician, said, if you have a
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Speaker 3: triangle and you this is an important part for the
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Speaker 3: audience to understand. If you have a triangle and I
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Speaker 3: change any angle of a triangle, what's going to happen
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Speaker 3: to all the angles? They all change. Now that's an
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Speaker 3: important concept in our system, which is that one angle
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Speaker 3: when imbalance, is going to affect all of the angles.
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Speaker 3: So if you have a mental emotional major problem, it's
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Speaker 3: going to alter you through your physical body, whether it's
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Speaker 3: your chemistry, your immune system, your digestive system, your hormone system,
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Speaker 3: and whatever. So it's kind of like the analogy I
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Speaker 3: use a lot. If you have a leak in your
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Speaker 3: ceiling of your bathroom and it's breaking up your tile
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Speaker 3: and your groud, it's going to keep happening until you
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Speaker 3: fix the leak, and so that's an important concept. One
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Speaker 3: angle affects them all. So that's why, over the years
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Speaker 3: and also teaching other doctors, you have to become proficient
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Speaker 3: not only in a system where you're dealing with the
22:40
Speaker 3: underlying cause, but also what's kind of getting beat up.
22:44
Speaker 3: So that's where all your other nutrition, biochemistry, understandingone viscual manipulation,
22:52
Speaker 3: cranial structural correction to be able to also repair what's
22:56
Speaker 3: being affected, but also having a system that can address
23:01
Speaker 3: the underlying problem. The thing is, though, let's go to
23:08
Speaker 3: this and then we'll come back. We believe and I
23:14
Speaker 3: believe that inherent in all of us there's a triune
23:17
Speaker 3: or of a blueprint of perfection that exists as a template,
23:23
Speaker 3: like a blueprint that built a house. But this template,
23:28
Speaker 3: this perfect triune right is affected by layers of the
23:34
Speaker 3: onion that construct themselves. Due to the fact that as
23:37
Speaker 3: a human being, we are exposed greatly to fight or
23:41
Speaker 3: flight response. Since the caveman, the caveman. When the sabre
23:47
Speaker 3: tooth tiger was running after the caveman, he did two things.
23:50
Speaker 3: He either killed it and brought the food home for
23:53
Speaker 3: his family, or he took off and ran that fight
23:56
Speaker 3: or flight. The question is when we have a stress response,
24:00
Speaker 3: is our ability of our nervous system's ability to be
24:03
Speaker 3: able to adapt to the stress, recover and move on
24:11
Speaker 3: with life. No, or we can't or the stimulus is
24:15
Speaker 3: too much which I have listed. Is then that gets
24:19
Speaker 3: recorded as a layer of our onion somewhere in its
24:22
Speaker 3: effect in our soft tissue, in our organ functions, glandular
24:28
Speaker 3: and our energy fields that run in and around the body.
24:31
Speaker 3: So what happens when you see a new patient, someone
24:34
Speaker 3: suffering or in pain. They have an accumulation of these
24:37
Speaker 3: layers of the onion that have been built since inception.
24:42
Speaker 3: And if you believe in karma or reincarnation, it's brought
24:45
Speaker 3: forth from another time as well.
24:47
Speaker 2: Okay, so can I have a question? Sorry to interrupt you,
24:50
Speaker 2: but let's just say a new patient comes in. I
24:54
Speaker 2: mean this is now.
24:55
Speaker 1: Multi factorial what you're dealing with, and you know you're
25:00
Speaker 1: the doctor, are faced with getting to know a patient
25:04
Speaker 1: in a defined period of time in order.
25:06
Speaker 2: To be able to affect change. And many of those patients.
25:10
Speaker 1: Don't even know what those other two aspects are, the
25:15
Speaker 1: spiritual and the emotional.
25:17
Speaker 2: You know, they know that physically they.
25:19
Speaker 1: Don't feel right, but they don't go deep enough to
25:22
Speaker 1: know the other two. So how do you as a
25:25
Speaker 1: doctor get to penetrate into the psychological, the emotional, the spiritual?
25:32
Speaker 2: How do you get there from A to B?
25:35
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, I make it my business. This
25:37
Speaker 3: is one of the things. I'm always available to all
25:39
Speaker 3: of my patients. And whenever a new patient calls my
25:42
Speaker 3: office up on the phone, I always make sure that
25:45
Speaker 3: I always call them back and talk to them first
25:47
Speaker 3: before they make the appointment.
25:49
Speaker 2: And why do you do that? What do you talk about?
25:52
Speaker 3: I want to understand what it is that First of all,
25:55
Speaker 3: I always I always want to know who referred them.
25:59
Speaker 3: I also I practice I don't take it on a
26:01
Speaker 3: patient unless I know who referred them. Yeah, that's the
26:04
Speaker 3: thing that I need to know who that is. Then
26:08
Speaker 3: what I do is that I want to know what
26:10
Speaker 3: their major problem is and then I give them a
26:13
Speaker 3: brief synopsis of why. And a lot of people have
26:17
Speaker 3: heard that they don't understand totally what I do, but
26:21
Speaker 3: I've heard that they have to come and see me
26:23
Speaker 3: because of what I do, even though they don't stand
26:26
Speaker 3: it totally yet. And I kind of give them a
26:29
Speaker 3: brief understanding of that of what we're talking about now,
26:32
Speaker 3: right when they come into the office and they go
26:36
Speaker 3: for their evaluation. Initially, before I even stand them up
26:41
Speaker 3: and look at them, I immediately I begin to explain
26:44
Speaker 3: to them why I'm different, kind of like I'm doing now.
26:47
Speaker 1: Okay, However, you still have to peel those layers of
26:50
Speaker 1: that onion, so to speak.
26:52
Speaker 2: And like I said, many people don't know how to
26:55
Speaker 2: go deeper. They're not introspective.
26:59
Speaker 1: You're dealing with peopleople who react rather than you know, investigate.
27:04
Speaker 1: They're reacting to what they feel, but they're not looking
27:07
Speaker 1: at the reasons why, uh, and into the other two
27:11
Speaker 1: areas that are more subjective.
27:13
Speaker 2: So I'm just I'm just curious because.
27:15
Speaker 1: I want my viewers to understand that this is not
27:21
Speaker 1: something that's just an ABC that you can say, Okay,
27:24
Speaker 1: I'm going to go see doctor Davis and it's just
27:26
Speaker 1: going to be a one off. You know, we're going
27:28
Speaker 1: to have a talk.
27:29
Speaker 2: He's going to ask me, what's bothering me? What pain
27:32
Speaker 2: I have? He's going to do some adjustments.
27:34
Speaker 1: It isn't that at all in your case, you're like
27:36
Speaker 1: a part psychologist.
27:38
Speaker 2: As well as.
27:41
Speaker 3: Been accused of it.
27:42
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, so you know the question really is you
27:46
Speaker 1: know what's your what's your secret sauce that gets you
27:50
Speaker 1: to get underneath those layers of the onion.
27:53
Speaker 2: To get people to open up and be able to talk. Well.
27:57
Speaker 3: The thing is also that I tell them see and
28:01
Speaker 3: they get it. They can get see this. I tell them.
28:04
Speaker 3: This is the reason why, whether it's the alternative world
28:09
Speaker 3: or the medical world, you cannot treat the person the
28:13
Speaker 3: sin because the underline, even though and then the analogy
28:17
Speaker 3: or the metaphor I've used for decades is that so
28:20
Speaker 3: let's say you have a thousand patients that have Crohn's disease.
28:29
Speaker 3: I'm just making this up. The point is is that
28:33
Speaker 3: even though you have a thousand patients that have crone
28:36
Speaker 3: disease or a chronic lower back problem or lymphoma, the
28:42
Speaker 3: origin or the causative factor may not be the same
28:45
Speaker 3: in certain percentage of them. So three hundred dollars come
28:49
Speaker 3: from the physical as a cause four hundred come from
28:52
Speaker 3: this side and the rest come from that side. How
28:54
Speaker 3: the hell do you know? There's no system that's been
28:57
Speaker 3: developed to be oh wow, the blood. We developed a
29:01
Speaker 3: system fifty forty five years ago that can identify where
29:06
Speaker 3: the origin of the problem is in a matter of minutes,
29:09
Speaker 3: of where it comes from, of what angle of the
29:12
Speaker 3: triangle it comes from. We have a testing system utilizing
29:15
Speaker 3: specific reflexes or assessment points. And also remember one of
29:21
Speaker 3: the things that I am is I'm gonna apply kinesiologists.
29:24
Speaker 1: Yes, I was just going to say that, So you
29:26
Speaker 1: use muscle testing kinesiology, so as you ask them questions
29:32
Speaker 1: that bridge into the spiritual and the other mental self
29:37
Speaker 1: in order to get their weakness right away.
29:40
Speaker 2: That's really cool. So okay, explore that with us a
29:43
Speaker 2: little further.
29:44
Speaker 3: With so we've so, for example, over the years, we've
29:49
Speaker 3: created reflexes that first of all relate to the body angle,
29:55
Speaker 3: to the mind angle, relate to the spiritual angle.
29:58
Speaker 2: So do you do you ask if question like how
30:00
Speaker 2: happy are you happy? I mean that's kind of a.
30:03
Speaker 1: Yes or no one of the questions I.
30:09
Speaker 3: I can oh one of the I have many things
30:12
Speaker 3: like that because see also One of the things that
30:14
Speaker 3: doctor Reese taught us the Inner group is that this
30:18
Speaker 3: is important for your viewers and listeners. Your subconscious mind
30:23
Speaker 3: is the greatest physician in the whole world. Why it
30:28
Speaker 3: records every scrap of information that has ever happened to you.
30:32
Speaker 3: And if you have a to access or querry the subconscious,
30:38
Speaker 3: which we do, then you can. Now you can get
30:42
Speaker 3: established information. So the point is, also we learned, is
30:47
Speaker 3: that your conscious mind never tells the truth. Never, It
30:51
Speaker 3: just gives the information to your subconscious mind, which has
30:54
Speaker 3: all the truth. So, yeah, do I ask a question,
30:58
Speaker 3: you know, my question is that the end of their
31:01
Speaker 3: report of findings, I asked them. Also, let me just
31:05
Speaker 3: explain something too about muscle testing when you must. First
31:08
Speaker 3: of all, we do not whether or not one does it,
31:13
Speaker 3: doesn't do it feels they're right, not right. We do
31:17
Speaker 3: not advocate pendulum testing or a lot of people are
31:20
Speaker 3: using their fingers to ask questions. We don't believe that's
31:24
Speaker 3: an accurate, clear way because the mind, the practitioner's mind,
31:28
Speaker 3: usually gets in the way of allowing their educated mind
31:34
Speaker 3: to determine the answer. We don't think that that's accurate,
31:37
Speaker 3: and I haven't and this is personally speaking. So in
31:42
Speaker 3: addition to muscle testing, one of the things that I've
31:45
Speaker 3: used for forty eight years is what's called an arm
31:49
Speaker 3: mentor a surrogate. I use another person, and another person
31:54
Speaker 3: is called one mind removed, which means yeah, I do,
31:58
Speaker 3: which is you can also use a someone who's neutral
32:03
Speaker 3: and has been programmed a specific way to be a
32:06
Speaker 3: neutral and to create a greater circuit to the subconscious
32:09
Speaker 3: mind of the patient. So when I use a surrogate,
32:11
Speaker 3: They're able to touch an area of the patient and
32:14
Speaker 3: I'm able to utilize a response component in the arm
32:18
Speaker 3: of the surrogate. They have nothing to do with the
32:21
Speaker 3: diagnostic and it's about one hundred percent accurate. And this
32:25
Speaker 3: is what doctor Reese did for sixty years of being
32:29
Speaker 3: in practice. So, but getting back to individual, when we
32:34
Speaker 3: do a muscle test, whether you're left to or righty,
32:37
Speaker 3: we always use the right arm of the patient in
32:39
Speaker 3: our testing mode. Why because there's more motor and sentory
32:44
Speaker 3: innervation to the right arm of a human being than
32:48
Speaker 3: any other part of the body than the lips. But
32:51
Speaker 3: we haven't valuated to test the lips yet, so we
32:53
Speaker 3: use the right arm. So it's a highly accurate way
32:56
Speaker 3: of getting information. So also there are specific ways that
33:03
Speaker 3: we teach in our seminars and our classes of how
33:06
Speaker 3: to properly test and the type of different types of
33:10
Speaker 3: the public's arm that come in. There's a there's a
33:13
Speaker 3: definitive arm, there's a wavy arm, there's a given arm,
33:17
Speaker 3: there's a resistant arm. Something that I've encountered in all
33:21
Speaker 3: these years of so many thousands of people that have
33:24
Speaker 3: come in, and what your account and you know what
33:26
Speaker 3: you're finding in the way in which you test somebody.
33:29
Speaker 3: But going back, so for example, at the end of
33:32
Speaker 3: my evaluation with somebody, and I explained everything to them,
33:36
Speaker 3: you know, one of the questions I asked them, I
33:41
Speaker 3: want to get better. You know, if there are we
33:45
Speaker 3: may stroll. And that's a belief system. Yes, from this,
33:48
Speaker 3: it's like a lie detector. Yes, I want to get better.
33:51
Speaker 3: Another I shall ask, is I believe I can be better?
33:55
Speaker 3: Get better? You know what happens with a lot of
33:57
Speaker 3: people The arm goes weak. Well, yes, we have an
34:02
Speaker 3: issue here. Another question I'll ask is I'll do anything
34:06
Speaker 3: that it takes to get better. A lot of people
34:09
Speaker 3: who want to go down, they won't pop for varying reasons.
34:14
Speaker 3: These are the things that I address with a new patient. Uh,
34:18
Speaker 3: I'm ready to make I'm ready to invest in myself,
34:21
Speaker 3: even financially. Sometimes I know, because I understand that people
34:27
Speaker 3: have a life to live, they have to put food
34:29
Speaker 3: on the table. But sometimes we tend to do the
34:33
Speaker 3: things that we need to. You know, people will go
34:35
Speaker 3: and do what they want to do based upon their
34:37
Speaker 3: belief system. But a lot of people, and I've seen
34:40
Speaker 3: this over the years, make unfortunately finances and money an
34:44
Speaker 3: issue over the maintenance and establishment of good health. And
34:49
Speaker 3: then it comes you know, the cliche is, oh, well,
34:52
Speaker 3: there's no amount of money that you know, yeah, until
34:55
Speaker 3: it becomes an issue. So also so these questions are
35:02
Speaker 3: part of my examination on somebody. One of the questions
35:06
Speaker 3: when I evaluate them initially is I asked this question
35:12
Speaker 3: on a scale of zero to ten. Tell me the
35:16
Speaker 3: level of joy you feel when you wake up in
35:19
Speaker 3: the morning the first thing. But and I say, I'm
35:24
Speaker 3: not talking about the joy you have for your children
35:27
Speaker 3: or your dog or whatever. The level of joy that
35:31
Speaker 3: you feel, Hey, it's a new day, it's joyous and whatever.
35:37
Speaker 3: And a lot of people or not out of ten
35:42
Speaker 3: and I say, what's that about? So you know, these
35:44
Speaker 3: are the type of things that I talk to people
35:46
Speaker 3: about initially before we eve move forward, and then and
35:50
Speaker 3: then to really establish and address some of these things
35:54
Speaker 3: because they can greatly be impacting their health and their
35:59
Speaker 3: wellbeing process.
36:00
Speaker 1: And are you using any equipment like a beamer or
36:04
Speaker 1: some of these energetic.
36:06
Speaker 3: The only equipment that I use adjunctively to my to
36:10
Speaker 3: my ability to the way in which I'm utilizing and
36:14
Speaker 3: accessing the energy and the vibrations that we use is
36:18
Speaker 3: I have what's called an uh AH, a light being
36:24
Speaker 3: generator machine, which is a lymphatic drainage machine utilizes medical
36:29
Speaker 3: oxygen that converts through the machine into saturated ozone, which
36:34
Speaker 3: has been very effective treatment of limes disease and varying infections,
36:40
Speaker 3: but also just on generalized lymphatic flow in the body
36:47
Speaker 3: earlier all these years. Is that apart from it, I
36:49
Speaker 3: think you know a little bit about my history of
36:51
Speaker 3: using what's called or being one of the leading researchers
36:55
Speaker 3: and developers and what's called a theoic modification patient therapy
37:00
Speaker 3: or harmonics, which is something that doctor Reese developed and
37:05
Speaker 3: a principal teacher in an organization for me, you know,
37:10
Speaker 3: the organization is really no longer, but is something that's
37:14
Speaker 3: a big part of my practice from a vibrational energetic perspective.
37:18
Speaker 1: So, what of all the applications that you've described, which
37:22
Speaker 1: one would you say has more efficacy for healing if
37:27
Speaker 1: you could single out, or is it all integrated into
37:30
Speaker 1: a bigger picture like you just described with the body
37:34
Speaker 1: minded spirits side.
37:37
Speaker 2: I mean, is there is there a technique that you
37:40
Speaker 2: know is kind.
37:41
Speaker 1: Of full proof that will always have an impact on
37:44
Speaker 1: a positive impact on.
37:46
Speaker 3: Your that we've been teaching for over thirty years called
37:51
Speaker 3: natural force healing.
37:52
Speaker 2: Okay, tell us about that.
37:55
Speaker 3: Natural force healing.
37:58
Speaker 2: By the way, your dog is on your out.
38:01
Speaker 3: That's the face. Yeah, he's fine, Okay, that's the favorite place, right. Yeah.
38:10
Speaker 3: So natural force haling is a vibrational system that utilizes
38:17
Speaker 3: very amplified energy vibration and frequencies or what we call
38:22
Speaker 3: levels of energies. So maybe at some other point, you know,
38:29
Speaker 3: if you have me back, I'll go deeper into that
38:32
Speaker 3: whole component. But now, these levels of energies that we've
38:36
Speaker 3: researched and developed are applied on a person through specific
38:41
Speaker 3: hand placements on specific points of the body in a
38:45
Speaker 3: way in which we've learned over many decades of how
38:49
Speaker 3: we of how energy moves in the universe and how
38:53
Speaker 3: to access it and how to amplify it. Also, you know,
38:57
Speaker 3: being involved with vibrational therapy for again for almost fifty years,
39:03
Speaker 3: you know, I've seen many many things come about, you know,
39:07
Speaker 3: And the problem, you know, not to be judgmental with
39:11
Speaker 3: a lot of these energetic and vibrational systems that have
39:14
Speaker 3: evolved over the years. My experience with them is that
39:18
Speaker 3: there's no background or depth or really understanding of how
39:21
Speaker 3: energy moves in the universe. The fact that there is
39:24
Speaker 3: positive energy and there is negative energy, and that's a
39:28
Speaker 3: lot of people that are so called healers do not
39:30
Speaker 3: believe that there's and there is because as you grow,
39:34
Speaker 3: so does the opponent. And a lot of negative energy
39:38
Speaker 3: that we can a person can bring forth as a
39:41
Speaker 3: healer to an affect the patient can't have a negative
39:44
Speaker 3: effect on them. But in the system of natural force healing,
39:49
Speaker 3: there are specific energy vibrations and frequencies that we've learned
39:52
Speaker 3: about to access and amplify them to be used on
39:56
Speaker 3: how it affects the patient. So there are what we
39:59
Speaker 3: can called levels of energies that relate to the body
40:02
Speaker 3: angle when we test. So there's twelve major levels of
40:06
Speaker 3: the work and natural force healing. Different levels, as we
40:09
Speaker 3: call them, utilize specific frequencies but very specific on how
40:14
Speaker 3: they impact the patient. For example, if we tested a
40:17
Speaker 3: patient and they were let's say in the body angle,
40:20
Speaker 3: the primary angle being the physical, we would there are
40:27
Speaker 3: of those twelve levels, Levels one, two, three, and four
40:32
Speaker 3: are the levels that we would tests that work to
40:34
Speaker 3: bring the physical side of the triangle back into balance
40:38
Speaker 3: if they were in the mind angle. Levels three, four, five,
40:42
Speaker 3: and six relate to the mind and the rest relate
40:45
Speaker 3: to the spirit. So for example, let's say I tested
40:48
Speaker 3: and we have screening points to know which of those
40:51
Speaker 3: levels of energies are needed. So for example, level one
40:57
Speaker 3: so would be a position here we would test. Level
41:02
Speaker 3: one deals with the meningial dural system, you know the
41:06
Speaker 3: coverings over the brain and spinal cord, which are like
41:09
Speaker 3: a tape recorder. So when we're in fight or flight response,
41:13
Speaker 3: this dura, the meningual system can hold memory and keep
41:19
Speaker 3: a person locked in a fight or flight response to
41:21
Speaker 3: a particular area of life, many areas, so that person
41:25
Speaker 3: is really not expressing to the world who they really are.
41:29
Speaker 3: So an energy which our hand positions held a specific
41:33
Speaker 3: way is an energy that can impact and amplify to
41:38
Speaker 3: clear that meningial dural system out in a matter of
41:42
Speaker 3: two minutes, where their whole spine changes and they're breathing
41:46
Speaker 3: like they never did. So they move out of it.
41:48
Speaker 3: And you know what happens with a lot of these
41:49
Speaker 3: people when you when you change the miningual component, they
41:53
Speaker 3: start crying. They start crying or laughing. Right there on
41:57
Speaker 3: the table have all these releases. And when I first
42:02
Speaker 3: started doing this years ago, a person after their treatment
42:04
Speaker 3: was sitting in their car for an hour and a
42:06
Speaker 3: half crime until they could drive. So Level three, for example,
42:13
Speaker 3: relating to the mind. Level three utilizes as a different
42:18
Speaker 3: hand position and a different point has two energies that
42:21
Speaker 3: are used to this levels of energy remove in a
42:31
Speaker 3: person fixed ideas, mental blocks, and limiting beliefs that hold
42:37
Speaker 3: that person back in their lives. Level five, which is
42:42
Speaker 3: tied into the mind, is another different hand position placed
42:45
Speaker 3: around the sphenoid areas of the skull balance. It prevents
42:49
Speaker 3: one area of the brain being overdominant in the other
42:52
Speaker 3: one and then its effect on the cranium and all
42:54
Speaker 3: the other energy centers. So each particular for example, level
42:58
Speaker 3: two right, right and left, which comes up in the
43:02
Speaker 3: physical angle and in the spiritual angle. So level two,
43:08
Speaker 3: if it was there in the physical is causing physical
43:13
Speaker 3: based karmic caused illness in a human being. This is
43:19
Speaker 3: the person and that memory of that event, karmically speaking,
43:23
Speaker 3: is held within the minidual system of a person.
43:28
Speaker 1: Well, one thing we can say, ken is for everybody
43:31
Speaker 1: that's watching it, is you're not going to go to
43:34
Speaker 1: doctor Davis to just get an adjustment, which.
43:37
Speaker 3: Is what adjustment? Right?
43:40
Speaker 1: Well, I mean a lot of people think that that's
43:42
Speaker 1: all that a chiropractor does. But obviously you're you're proving
43:47
Speaker 1: and presenting to everyone that this is a multi layered,
43:51
Speaker 1: multi dimensional system and you just you know, have to
43:55
Speaker 1: look deeper in order to understand why you have the
43:59
Speaker 1: issues that you have. It's it's not purely uh, just
44:03
Speaker 1: superficial like a lot of people think, oh, I'll go
44:05
Speaker 1: to my career back, you'll give me an adjustment and
44:07
Speaker 1: I'll be much better.
44:09
Speaker 3: We get those people they think they're looking you know,
44:12
Speaker 3: you know what I say to them, Michelle and I said,
44:15
Speaker 3: my name is DA V I S not j E
44:18
Speaker 3: s U S very good, you know, So let me.
44:23
Speaker 1: Let me switch gears for a moment, because I want
44:25
Speaker 1: people to know more about your bodybuilding and your books.
44:29
Speaker 2: So tell us about the two books that you wrote.
44:31
Speaker 1: And why you wrote them, and what the messages are
44:34
Speaker 1: in those two books.
44:38
Speaker 3: The first book primarily that I wrote is called Climbing Mountains,
44:44
Speaker 3: and that was more about the journey that I went
44:47
Speaker 3: on with Lisa uh and myself, about our work with
44:54
Speaker 3: doctor Reese, what we develop, the techniques, the systems, our
44:58
Speaker 3: journeys around the globe, and so forth. The other book
45:01
Speaker 3: that I wrote was actually started out to be a
45:05
Speaker 3: follow up to the first book, based upon all the
45:09
Speaker 3: travels that we went on with doctores all over the world,
45:13
Speaker 3: utilizing being directed by you could say, the powers that
45:17
Speaker 3: be to make changes throughout the world. We went to
45:21
Speaker 3: every mystical place you could possibly be met and studied
45:25
Speaker 3: ancient religions, the cultures in Tibet, China, Japan, Machu Pichu,
45:32
Speaker 3: the Galapagos, Maui, Stonehenge, and I could go on and
45:39
Speaker 3: on and on and on to get Israel, Egypt, the
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Speaker 3: Canary Islands, and so the second book and to learn
45:48
Speaker 3: what we did there in our ability to access specific
45:51
Speaker 3: energies and learn about them, and be able to use
45:54
Speaker 3: these energies to change the weather, change weather patterns, work
45:58
Speaker 3: to bring to the desert, to feed all kinds of
46:02
Speaker 3: things that we did that people would think that we're
46:04
Speaker 3: out of our mind in a certain way. But I
46:07
Speaker 3: could tell stories for the next eight hours about miraculous
46:11
Speaker 3: things that took place. Plus, in the making of these
46:14
Speaker 3: harmonic devices, we use certain minerals and stones found to
46:18
Speaker 3: vibrate a specific frequency in the way in which they
46:20
Speaker 3: were made. And so again the second book started about
46:28
Speaker 3: all the things that we learned on these journeys. And
46:30
Speaker 3: then Marty Gallagher, who I wrote the book with, primarily said, Ken,
46:36
Speaker 3: you have to your spiritual experience is tied to your
46:40
Speaker 3: bodybuilding experience as well. I said it is, says, yeah,
46:45
Speaker 3: of course you have to write about that. I said,
46:47
Speaker 3: I do, yes, so, especially in light of so it
46:52
Speaker 3: kind of took a turn and I just started talking
46:56
Speaker 3: about it and writing about it so well.
46:58
Speaker 1: I think people need to know that you started bodybuilding
47:02
Speaker 1: at age sixty six and you are now turning seventy three.
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Speaker 2: God, this is all in your.
47:10
Speaker 1: So called golden years where most people think it's time
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Speaker 1: to hang up their cleats and okay, all right, wow,
47:18
Speaker 1: look at you.
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Speaker 3: That's me.
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Speaker 2: Realistic bodies talk about an inspiration? There there it is
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Speaker 2: right there on the cover.
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Speaker 3: You know what, I don't think. I don't hear from
47:28
Speaker 3: people that, oh, oh not here your your photos. Did
47:32
Speaker 3: you photoshop your head on that body?
47:34
Speaker 2: Yeah?
47:35
Speaker 3: Oh I did not photoshop, but they kind of no.
47:38
Speaker 3: I said, that's me.
47:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, So okay, so this is somewhat miraculous. And as
47:45
Speaker 1: most people would look at it, they say, how can
47:47
Speaker 1: a sixty six year old they look like like that?
47:51
Speaker 1: And what what did he have to get to that point?
47:55
Speaker 2: So why don't you give us? You know, we only
47:57
Speaker 2: have five.
47:58
Speaker 1: Minutes left, So in two minutes, tell us what because
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Speaker 1: I have another question.
48:04
Speaker 2: In two minutes, tell.
48:05
Speaker 3: Us what you did? First of all? That again another
48:13
Speaker 3: aha voice. Again. Being an athlete I had in one
48:16
Speaker 3: of our wellness programs, I had a mother and daughter.
48:20
Speaker 3: The mother who would have no problem mentioned Kathy Parachus
48:22
Speaker 3: runs a gym up in close to New Jersey called
48:26
Speaker 3: Destination Fitness, and Kathy was a patient of mine. In
48:29
Speaker 3: one of my programs, her daughter Stephanie was as well,
48:32
Speaker 3: who was a competitive bodybuilder at one point, and I
48:35
Speaker 3: didn't see them. They did great, and about I was
48:37
Speaker 3: looking at a Facebook feed months past and Stephanie had
48:41
Speaker 3: put on eighty pounds and I couldn't believe it. And
48:44
Speaker 3: then the next picture she got it off and competed
48:46
Speaker 3: in bodybuilding. So I just went off in my head
48:49
Speaker 3: and said that would be an unbelievable quest to do.
48:54
Speaker 3: And I said, I'm going to do this, but if
48:57
Speaker 3: I do it, I want to compete in the stage.
49:01
Speaker 3: So I trained seven and a half months and got
49:04
Speaker 3: up on stage. And but the thing is that I
49:08
Speaker 3: was in my sixties. Then there was no sixty year
49:10
Speaker 3: old class, right wow, But I did great. I didn't place,
49:14
Speaker 3: but I held my own and everybody freaked out. They
49:17
Speaker 3: couldn't believe I did it. I had to do it,
49:19
Speaker 3: and that was it. I was hooked. The point is
49:21
Speaker 3: is that the key to anti aging are these This
49:25
Speaker 3: is what this book is really all about, not so
49:28
Speaker 3: much about Ken Davis. It's about about following these steps
49:33
Speaker 3: is what leads. And I know you know this already.
49:35
Speaker 3: It's this is what it's about people. It's about proper
49:39
Speaker 3: diet and nutrition. Two cardiovascular exercise, and three uh, it's
49:48
Speaker 3: about strength training and as the other, the other is
49:54
Speaker 3: your mindset.
49:55
Speaker 2: Of course, you're you're at, you're sleep, you're sleep, you're.
50:00
Speaker 1: Connection to community, you're you know, so called happiness quotient,
50:04
Speaker 1: all of these things, and the disciplines that overlays.
50:08
Speaker 2: All of this, that you obviously have.
50:10
Speaker 1: No shortage of and that you know incorporates that discipline
50:15
Speaker 1: is really what allows you to get up at five
50:18
Speaker 1: in the morning and get to the gym, for example,
50:20
Speaker 1: or work out after work when you're exhausted.
50:23
Speaker 2: But these are you.
50:25
Speaker 1: Have a vision and a goal and you're not going
50:28
Speaker 1: to be You're unrelenting and achieving your goals. So this
50:33
Speaker 1: is something that I think inspires everyone. I can't tell
50:38
Speaker 1: say enough about your book that people should read it
50:41
Speaker 1: and be inspired.
50:43
Speaker 3: Thanks, Michelle, look at something that I fell in love with.
50:46
Speaker 3: I've met some phenomenal people through the whole journey like you.
50:51
Speaker 3: They met you and Rob and everybody.
50:54
Speaker 2: Like you inspired.
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Speaker 1: You inspired me because you know, honestly, I just can't
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Speaker 1: imagine at sixty six doing what you've done. I mean,
51:03
Speaker 1: I know it's possible because I look at you, and
51:06
Speaker 1: I look at the you know, like my friend Mary ABOUTO,
51:09
Speaker 1: she just won the IFBB. I think in somewhere I
51:13
Speaker 1: saw her on Instagram and look at her. She's in
51:16
Speaker 1: her late fifties or mid fifties, and look at her
51:18
Speaker 1: body and how she's worked so hard.
51:22
Speaker 3: And I just want to tell everybody that. So my
51:25
Speaker 3: goal for this year was, and it's coming up in
51:28
Speaker 3: about three weeks, was competing in the World Masters Championships Pittsburgh. Yeah,
51:37
Speaker 3: able to know to get the promoter to put my
51:40
Speaker 3: age group into the champ because several years ago and
51:45
Speaker 3: I was the World Master's Champion bodybuilder in the two
51:49
Speaker 3: hundred and twelve pound division of seventy plus. So but
51:54
Speaker 3: I'm on competing a men's physique and if I win,
51:58
Speaker 3: then I will be the number one seventy plus men's
52:02
Speaker 3: physique champion in the whole world.
52:04
Speaker 2: And I bet you're going to win. I'm totally there
52:06
Speaker 2: with you, and I believe in you.
52:08
Speaker 3: But you know, I tell everybody, Michelle, and I think
52:11
Speaker 3: that is that I believe that everybody is a winner
52:13
Speaker 3: because the ability of all these people that are training
52:17
Speaker 3: and eating properly and getting on stage and doing their thing.
52:21
Speaker 3: We're all winners. That's how I look at everybody. It's
52:25
Speaker 3: just something that I've come to love to do with
52:27
Speaker 3: my patients. I kind of share with them and teach
52:29
Speaker 3: them what I've learned. And the thing again I think
52:33
Speaker 3: maybe we can end is that all I'm asking people
52:36
Speaker 3: to do is to try to make an f to
52:40
Speaker 3: just remember it takes one step first to do a mile.
52:44
Speaker 3: And that's all that was John F.
52:47
Speaker 1: Kennedy, right, one smallest step, one step was a thousand
52:51
Speaker 1: whatever he was, whatever he said was so so important, right,
52:56
Speaker 1: A thousand mile journey begins with a one with one step,
52:59
Speaker 1: and that's what you've done. Well, Ken, I don't want
53:02
Speaker 1: to cut you off what we are at the close,
53:04
Speaker 1: and I want to be sure people know how to
53:06
Speaker 1: reach you. Can you give us the logistics if somebody
53:10
Speaker 1: wants to have a console with you.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Look, I have no price. You can on my
53:16
Speaker 3: office number. Feel free to call me uh and the
53:20
Speaker 3: office I'll always get back to you. Leave a message.
53:23
Speaker 3: UH is nine seven three seven four four seven four
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Speaker 3: four seven. You can look at our website also, which
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Speaker 3: is info I n FO at Davis dabi s ahs
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Speaker 3: dot com, or you can direct message me send me
53:44
Speaker 3: a text message at two one nine six one two
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Speaker 3: two nine zero.
53:50
Speaker 1: And if people have watched this podcast and they mentioned ageless,
53:56
Speaker 1: is there something that you would offer to them for
53:58
Speaker 1: the first console. I don't want to put you on
54:01
Speaker 1: the spot, but you know, a lot of times our
54:03
Speaker 1: guests like to incentivize, and I usually ask before we
54:07
Speaker 1: go live, but we didn't have time today, so far I.
54:10
Speaker 3: Would I would certainly offer, ah, what would be the
54:16
Speaker 3: word I use, Michelle? A discounted rate or yeah, I mean,
54:22
Speaker 3: or if you want I'll do I'll do a I'll
54:26
Speaker 3: do a discounted rate on our new patient evaluation, or
54:31
Speaker 3: if you want to commit to a screening of about
54:34
Speaker 3: ten or fifteen circuits to show you what your priority
54:38
Speaker 3: is and then if you like it, then you can
54:41
Speaker 3: become a new you know, it's you know what I
54:42
Speaker 3: want to Okay?
54:44
Speaker 1: Well, okay, so we will put in the show notes
54:48
Speaker 1: all that you just said. However, we should put a
54:51
Speaker 1: number next to that. So what would you suggest.
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Speaker 3: Put my put to a one nine six one two
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Speaker 3: two nine zero.
54:59
Speaker 2: Okay. Then if they say, ah, less we watched days time.
55:04
Speaker 3: Just if they get my message voice, just leave me
55:09
Speaker 3: a message, okay, tell me who you are and the
55:12
Speaker 3: best time to get a hold of.
55:13
Speaker 1: You, okay, and then and then you'll work out the
55:17
Speaker 1: logistics based and the pricing based.
55:19
Speaker 2: On the individual's needs. Perfect, Ken, Thank you so much,
55:25
Speaker 2: Happy birthday, and we really can't wait to hear about
55:28
Speaker 2: the end of this month and what happens to you.
55:30
Speaker 3: And I will get hold of you anyway one of
55:32
Speaker 3: these days in person, so we can wait.
55:33
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to meet surely at a four a m.
55:36
Speaker 1: In December, if not before, so I know you're going
55:39
Speaker 1: to the Olympiad, right, That's that's.
55:41
Speaker 3: When my goal to get there absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well, thank you so much. I'm going
55:47
Speaker 1: to sign off and say thank you again.