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Spike protein detox protocol shows real recovery cases · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Welcome to the unto take a deep breath.
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  Take the higher road.
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  That's what they always say.
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  Let's say if they know the way they won't take it from me.
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  But don't ever dump yourself with swiping just a dream.
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  You made your own so kid can scream.
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  With a never ending force.
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  You never had the chance.
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  So watch with calm my friend because this is well.
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  It's time of this law.
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  All right.
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  Welcome back to the Nurses Report.
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  This is Nurse Gail McCray here with you, as always, discussing some things that aren't really quite mainstream yet.
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  But that doesn't mean they're not going to become mainstream.
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  I have always been at the cutting edge, which is what always gets me in trouble because people don't always like to talk about what's at the cutting edge because it's scary and it's new and it's revolutionary.
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  And that is exactly what we're gonna talk about here today is some revolutionary to us, not to our uh friend who's joining us who's been at this for a very long time, but revolutionary concepts about frequency and the true root causes of disease.
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  And uh to have that discussion, I've invited a great friend uh Jen Dylan onto the call, and uh she has more than 20 years of experience working in uh the intersection of uh homeopathy, herbal medicine, bioelectric signaling, and frequency based therapies, and her work blends traditional energy medicine with some more modern uh biosignaling research, creating a very unique and integrative approach to whole body coh here coherence, which is everybody knows I work with in the biofield as well.
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  So Jen uh is a homeopath by trade.
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  She's also a researcher and a creator of uh the quantum factor uh product line.
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  Uh, this is the next generation system of frequency encoded formulas that are designed to support clarity, resilience, and bioelectric harmony in the body.
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  She's also developed the homeopathic spike detox research project, which is how I got to meet Jen through introduction to the spike detox protocol as a uh medical whistleblower and a frontline worker who uh also engaged in um uh uh advocacy work for people who were dealing with harsh and ineffective treatments uh by the medical system.
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  Uh I got introduced to Jen's spike detox um modality as a effective tool for resolving uh both long COVID and uh vaccine injuries from the COVID shot.
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  Uh I have witnessed extraordinary things take place as a result of the use of this spike detox protocol.
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  Uh it has changed the lives of every single person that I have had take it, whether it be in a small way or a very large way, uh, even people uh who don't think that they have injuries from these vaccines, uh they take the detox and experience um detox symptoms that, in my professional opinion, are representation of the resolution of a dormant injury that the vaccine or the or the spike protein had caused in the body that hadn't yet manifested into symptoms, right?
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  So we experience these injuries from these shots and long COVID because the spike protein we know is toxic, whether that be uh from the from the vaccine or from the virus.
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  The difference is is that when it comes from the vaccine, it encodes a shift in your immune system that causes long-term replication of the spike protein, which leads to long-term inflammation, whereas exposure to the virus doesn't actually create replication of spike within the body.
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  So even though you can hold on to that spike protein and it can it can dig itself, burrow itself into your, you know, say your adipose tissues and stay there and cause long-term inflammatory damage known as long COVID.
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  Uh, the mechanisms of action between the two are very similar, which is why uh Gen Spike Detox has been so successful.
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  So, Jen, thank you so much for coming on today to have a conversation uh not just about um you know your impacts with uh utilizing um homeopathic medicine to uh resolve uh COVID injuries, but also to discuss the greater conversation of how energy medicine does this and how for so long this conversation has been ignored, and um and how through these successes with your work, we're beginning to as a collective as a consciousness, accept that there's actually something very significant behind frequency medicine and energy healing.
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  So tell me a little bit more about uh yourself.
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  Um I met you through uh colleagues during COVID in uh introduction to the spike detox protocol, and then I found out all the other awesome things that you do with um also uh structuring water and uh creating medicine in the in the water that we put into our bodies, our bodies are over 70 per what is it 70 something percent water?
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  We are a huge percentage of water, yes.
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  We're mostly water, we're batteries, we're walking batteries with a huge amount of water.
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  That's why we we have to have the right mineral contact um content, excuse me, minerals are that's why they're so important.
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  Contact um content, excuse me, minerals are that's why they're so important.
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  Yes.
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  Yes.
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  Um wow.
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  So wow.
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  Um, yeah, we met during COVID.
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  Um yeah, we met during COVID.
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  Um, I was prior to COVID.
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  Um I was prior to COVID.
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  Um, I started with uh homeopathy in my late 20s, and um, and then I got involved in frequency and um I studied rife and
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  Um I started with uh homeopathy in my late 20s, and um, and then I got involved in frequency, and um I studied rife and um electroherbalism and some other really interesting things, and I'm a I'm a homeopath, but I'm a self-taught um frequency specialist.
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  I guess I would be considered a specialist now.
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  Um for me, uh 2014 was the significant year because that was when um Professor Luc Montian Montana's uh documentary Water Memory came out, and that was a huge inspiration for me to delve into working with water, structuring it, charging it.
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  I work with wave generated frequencies, I use a generator.
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  So um everything that I do from creating my own remedies to charging water, structuring water is all done with a machine.
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  Um it's been really an interesting journey for me.
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  Um I started having allergic reactions to a bunch of things in my 20s, and I immediately was seeking more alternative and natural ways of doing things.
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  So I was really inspired um at quite a young age to take on that path.
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  Um, I studied um and went to did some courses in herbalism, um, did some courses in homeopathy, and then when uh I literally had somebody dump an original rife machine in my life, I wanted to get to the bottom of everything frequency.
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  And that was a pivotal moment for me because then I realized um, and I feel like I was energetically guided as well, spiritually guided to do this work that um I could actually uh create remedies um by using different carriers to basically um work on how cells use bioelectric signaling, and that was just like mind-blowing, mind blowing to me, you know.
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  Yeah, was like, well, wait a minute, we're a walking battery, and we have our own biofield, and every cell and everything has its own frequency.
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  Isn't that it's so interesting how Western medicine we talk about that in all of our training courses, and in some parts we linger on it, right?
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  With our understanding of the heart, you know, all of the uh synaptic functions of impulse conduction through the different nodes surrounding the cardiovascular system and the neurological systems and how neurons, you know, pass neurotransmitters like through the myelin sheaths and all of that comes through electricity and frequencies, every single bit.
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  And then there's you know we disconnect it, you know, and we don't actually stop and say, but wait a minute, but what's next?
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  If we have these electrical systems, why aren't we using technologies that address electrical system imbalances?
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  Well, you do, yeah, because basically bioelectric signals, excuse me, talking too much today.
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  Um it's tiny voltage gradients across cell membranes that's to coordinate growth, healing, regeneration.
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  I mean, that's what we're talking about, sending these signals, and I believe that the root of all disease really is disrupted cellular frequency.
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  Right.
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  And that's I mean, that is that is really the root.
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  If you you know, to say it in simple terms, it's like there's a disconnection, you know, and if our system's not talking, and each of the systems in the body, you mentioned the heart, there's a brain-gut connection too.
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  If there's disruption, cellular disruption amongst your systems, then we call them in biofield tuning, we call them photonic blockages.
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  Photonic disconnection in the electrical system that blocks the transmission of communications from one cell to the next or from one part of the electrical field to the next.
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  And when those blockages occur, uh the body uh bid devent develops diseases, diseases, right?
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  So for me, um just realizing that you could send a signal and possibly your body would kick in and do its healing all on its own because there's a disruption.
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  It's not that we weren't able to handle everything.
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  I mean, we our body was actually designed to bounce harmful frequencies off of it.
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  That's the biofield.
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  That's the invisible organ, that's what I call it.
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  Yeah.
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  Um I work on that part every day.
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  That's right.
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  The first things that I do.
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  And I can I can feel the variation and the frequency between somebody who has um experienced under five trauma versus people who have had trauma later in life.
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  It actually shifts the frequency of the coherent edge of the field.
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  And uh, and you can work right through that.
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  You can work right into that frequency dysregulation and stabilize it regardless of of what comes of it.
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  And that's what I know you have found too is we can stabilize these dysregulations.
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  Yes, you can.
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  And um the key is figuring out the right frequencies to send the signals and to get the the body to respond.
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  That's the key.
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  And then once you figure that out, uh the body just takes over and does the rest because it's properly communicating.
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  Right.
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  Right.
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  The frequencies, I like to say it like this.
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  The frequencies, I I like to say it like this the frequencies that we use, it's easy for people to understand in the physical world.
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  The frequencies that we use, it's easy for people to understand in the physical world.
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  Like we have our ears to hear, we can hear a frequency dysregulation of a guitar when it's out of tune.
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  Like we have our ears to hear, we can hear a frequency dysregulation of a guitar when it's out of tune.
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  With our with our touch, we can feel when something is hot and burning us, right?
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  With our with our touch, we can feel when something is hot and burning us, right?
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  There are these physical sensations that we have to understand the physical world.
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  There are these physical sensations that we have to understand the physical world around us.
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  But in the energy world and the frequency world, that sensation is frequency.
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  And the frequency is basically like a mirror.
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  So like you hold if you hold up the right mirror to that imbalance in the body, the right frequency, your body will see.
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  Oh gosh, like, oh, there's that mustard on your face from that hamburger that you had earlier, and I I gotta get that off.
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  And um, and your body takes care of it.
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  That's um I like I like your uh analogy there.
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  Uh that's great with the mustard.
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  I often tell people it's like you send the signal, the cell responds, the cell is restoring the communication amongst the different systems, and then it's like an alarm goes off.
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  Ding ding ding ding.
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  There's the problem, there's the pressure.
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  Yeah, let's go after it.
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  Right.
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  The cell doesn't have a mirror.
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  No.
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  Frequency is that mirror.
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  It's the mirror.
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  Yeah.
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  You got it.
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  I'm in agreement.
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  That's great.
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  So um, I'm I'm really happy to hear about uh your work too and getting involved with the tuning forks and everything.
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  I think that's wonderful.
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  Um, I think that that's why I wanted to have this conversation because it's so important for us as a collective to really start to unpack all of the different effective modalities for re um re stabilizing our systems because it's not being done in Western medicine.
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  You take a pharmaceutical drug and it numbs or turns off your body's cry for help, right?
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  So, like if you're stabilizing blood pressure with with a beta blocker, right?
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  It's gonna artificially drop the heart rate and blood pressure while simultaneously ignoring the deficiencies and the toxicities that are associated for the cause of that blood pressure and heart rate shift.
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  So we're putting a band-aid on a festering infected wound without getting down to the root cause, and it's not the way.
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  And I agree with you.
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  And so, and so even though they like the the frequency work that I'm doing, this new agey stuff, this is one thing, but the work that you're doing is another, it's another focal point for identifying some of these modalities that are actually curative, and they are actually changing our biology, and they're allowing our bodies to effectively heal without having to take a pill every day or go see a clinician every month, and that's what people need.
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  So uh, I really want to get into some of the details about um exactly like so.
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  You got your hands on the rife machine.
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  Yeah, but I don't really use I don't really use rife technology now.
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  That was like a stepping stone for me to kind of do my own thing.
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  I mean, I'm kind of um I have my own methods.
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  So um, and I was fortunate enough to um work with some interesting people um over the last few decades and meet an engineer and um basically create my own protocols, and um, and that's where I'm at today, and that led to the research for the um HSD, the homeopathic spike uh research protocol for clearing spike protein from the monocyte.
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  So, how did you figure that out?
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  Tell us about how you discovered this protocol, and um, and then we'll get into in the second half, like what it does.
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  Okay.
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  So my mom got injured, COVID hit.
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  Well, let me step back.
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  I was living in Canada.
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  I had been living in Canada for 15 years, and um all of a sudden, um I had at the beginning of 2019 the urge to sell my house and move back home to the states after living there for 15 years, and this was before COVID hit.
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  I had no idea, you know.
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  And um I just energetically every day just felt like Jen, you need to list your house, you sell your house, and you need to get back home.
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  It's time to go back home.
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  My parents are getting older, and so I just thought, what the heck?
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  I'll list my house.
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  I'm not gonna get an agent.
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  And my house sold in 60 days, and I was in a small little town in BC where houses weren't moving back then.
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  And so I was like, okay, I guess energetically I need to move back to North Idaho.
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  And um, and I guess I did because I wouldn't have um, I wouldn't be where I am sitting right now with this research if I hadn't.
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  So everything just kind of aligned for me.
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  Um, I moved in the fall of 2019, right before COVID, and didn't really have a plan.
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  I just figured I'd, you know, restart my practice here, and um, I also have a natural cosmetics line that I formulated.
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  That's another story you may not know about.
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  I don't.
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  Um I thought, well, I'll just, you know, I'll I'll just uh build that business here.
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  And um, anyway, COVID hit, and um I tried to do my part to um warn everybody to please not take an mRNA shot.
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  And um, some of my family and friends listened and some didn't.
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  And um, my mom took the J and J shot, and she doesn't mind me sharing the story um against my advice.
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  Um, and so the inspiration for creating this protocol really came from um my mom and what happened after she took that J and J shot.
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  And what happened after she took that G and J shot.
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  Um, because my mom got sick, she had shingles, and then she ended up with a turbo cancer, a stage four cancer.
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  Um, because my mom got sick, she had shingles, and then she ended up with a turbo cancer, a stage four cancer.
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  So um, yeah, I um I started uh really meditating, um researching exactly what this mRNA um was and is and uh
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  So yeah, I um I started uh really meditating, um researching exactly what this mRNA um was and is, and um led me down a path of um playing around with different frequencies and then one I shouldn't just say one day really I had a series of days where you know I'm like, well, I need to try this and I need to try that.
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  And all of a sudden something popped up on my computer one day, and I went down that path and studied that, and then um my my family were really my test subjects in the beginning, but um series of dreams about this protocol I I did, I don't go into that too much, but I did.
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  I did.
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  I had I had actually three vivid dreams where um I I felt like I was given specific information on this protocol needs to be taken exactly seven days apart.
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  That was one of them.
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  Seven's a key number.
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  Um and it's certainly it's throughout so much of historical documents, how significant so this protocol um it needed to be taken in a certain um order and and specifically seven days apart, and uh that is proven to be so accurate for so many reasons of it's interesting.
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  I noticed that even with my frequency work when I do work on the body when I use tools, um it takes people time to integrate the shifts that take place when you apply frequency to the body.
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  It's like you can't just take a frequency and it acts and it's done.
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  This is this is deep work, and that's what I like to tell people about even with this protocol.
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  This is deep work, and you have to honor the process and understand the way that the body has a harmonic, perfectly regulated machine and you know divinely created, yeah.
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  Works in these ways that require our very fine-tuned attention to these kinds of things.
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  So um thanks for bringing that up because I don't think that we take the time often enough to really settle into the knowing that we have honored.
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  So since you brought that up, and yes, I did have a few dreams um that led me down different paths of research, and that I this is why I tell everyone um that I'm truly a vessel for this work.
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  That's how I feel.
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  I'm the vessel.
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  I had the knowledge, I had the know-how, but um, I'm a vessel for the actual work itself.
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  And that's important for me to say all the time.
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  So I think that everyone that does frequency work uh can under should should understand that.
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  Um it's like a foundation, it's actually one of the things that draws me most to this work because I feel like in the standard Western modality of care, we are so cooked on this victim mentality of giving away our power to the healers in the circle, right?
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  So the standard of care is like, oh, I'm sick because my body is deficient, and I need someone else outside of me to engage with and heal this disaster of a situation.
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  But when you start getting into frequency work and you start to come into alignment with deeper healing, you understand that I, as a practitioner, I'm not really doing anything.
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  I'm standing here with the training and the knowledge and the information to analyze and reflect and offer um the right tools, but with frequency work, it's your own body, and and I feel like that's a key part here because humanity needs to step back into empowerment.
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  We are not victims, and we are not subject to the uh to anything that we don't allow.
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  And with this mindset of being victims, I feel that it has propelled us into all of these situations that we have found ourselves into.
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  And so and that that's one of the main reasons I love your work, and I've been drawn so much to it, because what we're doing actually is re-empowering the person, the entity, the spirit, the individual inside of you that was divinely imperfectly created, and recognizing the divinity in that while we take back our power and our sovereignty to heal our own bodies.
• 26:36
  I I agree with that, and you know, this is why intermittent fasting and fasting is so important, and even when you get into your sleep state, you're in a fasting state, your body is in a healing state.
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  Yes.
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  So, you know, I like to bring that up because people don't, you know, if they're not familiar with um energy work or frequency or bioelectric signaling or anything like that, you know.
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  I just I go back to basics.
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  Why what does the body do?
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  How does it restore itself during your sleep state?
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  Why is that so important?
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  Why is intermittent fasting rec recommended?
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  Well, that's because that's when your body is doing its healing phase, right?
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  Yes.
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  So if we can send signals that align disrupted cellular frequencies, then your that flows, the energy flows, like you were talking about energy.
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  It flows.
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  And when you have flow and your energy is properly flowing, then your body's gonna respond and do what it's designed to do.
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  It's gonna re-regulate.
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  Right.
• 27:51
  Yes, and you're the one doing it, it's not somebody else.
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  Right.
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  It's an empowering, it's a it's an empowerment practice.
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  And if we could apply that, gosh, I just I imagine a future where we're applying these principles throughout our daily lives and watching the changes that take place.
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  And if we could apply that, gosh, I just I imagine a future where we're applying these principles throughout our daily lives and watching the changes that take place.
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  I think there's a lot of education that's gonna keep resurfacing.
• 28:13
  I think there's a lot of education that's gonna keep resurfacing, and I see resurface because I think that it was in our history, but maybe disregarded and shut down.
• 28:17
  And I say resurface because I think that it was in our history, but maybe disregarded and shut down.
• 28:30
  Yeah.
• 28:30
  Um it would be interesting that if when kids go to school in the future, they learn that they're a walking battery and how important grounding is.
• 28:43
  Yeah, let's make this table talk.
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  And not only is nutrition um really important, but so is mineral intake, and here's why.
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  And you know, why is water so important and what kind of water should we be drinking?
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  And you know, we're all drinking dead water, a lot of us.
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  There's no life to it, you know.
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  There is a such thing as living water.
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  Well, what is living water, right?
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  I mean, we could go, we could go on in different directions here.
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  Um, but back to um the research and and how I got involved in this.
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  Um my mom got sick after taking that JJ shot, and um ended up with a stage four cancer.
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  And uh we at that time didn't have access to the blood, the diagnostics lab that we have now with the S1 blood test, which we'll get into, which is another significant um energetic connection you and I have, Gail.
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  Um but we had uh live blood analysis.
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  I had a dark field microscopist that was in the area at the time.
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  And so the beginning of my research started with this protocol, and I designed it as a um four system protocol to address each of the major systems in the body from the neurological and central nervous system to the cardiovascular and circulatory system to the respiratory system, endocrone system.
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  And so I originally thought that this protocol taken in four systems over seven days apart for four for four doses.
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  A one-month protocol was gonna do the job.
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  And um, my mom did get better.
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  She had to take it several times, and then we did some other things also diet changes.
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  Um, we did some blood cleansing.
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  We put her on some herbs like red clover, um, different things.
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  And my mom's fine today, but um it wasn't until I met Dr.
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  Alan Bain, thanks to you, Gail.
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  Yeah, that I realized that this four-week protocol ended up needing to be an eight-week protocol so that we could clear the spike protein uh fragmentation from the white blood cell cells, the monocytes.
• 31:11
  Yeah, yeah, go ahead.
• 31:13
  So now we have you have blood work to back up the fact that this homeopathic detoxification system is effectively clearing spike protein.
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  The way that I sometimes like to explain it to people is that like homeopathics is an energy modality, it offers that mirror to your immune system.
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  So your immune system is able to say, wait a minute, I'm not supposed to be replicating spike.
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  What am I doing here?
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  And your your immune cells literally rewrite themselves back to their factory settings so that they stop replicating spike protein.
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  And we've been able to prove that with the blood work that you have been getting through Dr.
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  Bain's protocol.
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  And uh he's an incredible doctor.
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  He's a board certified family practice doctor for I don't know, 13 plus states in the United States.
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  Um, the guy's been in practice for a very long time, and he's dual certified as a homeopathic doctor as well.
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  Um, so you've really created an incredible team of experts uh to ensure um not just through symptom resolution, but also through clinical diagnostics that we are effectively removing spike replication from Yeah, and and this is why research is also so important.
• 32:44
  And your introduction to Dr.
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  Bain to me was incredible because he was already in alignment with this lab.
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  He was trying enzymes and other therapies.
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  He was he tested positive for spike protein in his monocytes himself.
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  He had a bad case of what he calls long COVID.
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  Um he tried this protocol, and it took eight weeks, and it cleared the spike protein from the markers and the monocytes.
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  Um that doesn't mean that it's gone forever, unfortunately, but um it did clear, and then that gave us a testing platform, and Dr.
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  Bain actually has also specialized in internal medicine for over 30 years, and is a homeopath.
• 33:33
  So what an interesting combination to find and to align with me through your introductions.
• 33:40
  Thank you.
• 33:41
  Absolutely.
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  That was incredible.
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  It's divine, it was not me, it was just meant to be.
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  I mean, talk about flow.
• 33:51
  Yes.
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  And um and it's and it's all all of these things, right?
• 33:58
  When we stop and listen and we tune in and we follow the path that's laid before us.
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  Um, you know, there is a journey that that humanity is on, and we share the path together.
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  So thank you for doing your part and bringing this forward.
• 34:15
  So um, with that in tone, we'll take a quick break, and then I want to come back and really get into the data.
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  Now that people understand what this is, this is a homeopathic spike detox protocol that cleans your system out.
• 34:29
  It clears the spike protein, it stops the replication of the spike protein.
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  Um, and and we're gonna start talking about some of the case studies involved in this detox when we come right back.
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  All right, welcome back to the second half of our show today on the Nurses Report with Jen Dylan, a uh homeopathic pharmacist who has created multiple uh well, she's got all kinds of cool accolades, but the one that is really special uh for anyone who was injured by long COVID or the COVID injections.
• 37:39
  Uh we have uh a homeopathic remedy that has gone through clinical studies and has now entered into uh production in mainstream and become available to anybody who needs it.
• 37:57
  Uh so in this second half, I really wanted to get into how Jen went about and did the case reports and the clinical trials on her spike detox because it's really important for us to be able to show the public.
• 38:14
  This is evidence-based medicine.
• 38:16
  This is not woo-woo.
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  This is not maybe this is somehow gonna do something for you.
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  We have thousands of people who have taken this protocol and experienced life-changing impacts.
• 38:32
  So we're gonna go over a few of those uh case studies, Jen.
• 38:36
  Maybe we could just start by you telling us, giving us an overview of what what it um, how many case reports you did, how many different people over how many years, and um just an overview of what it was like doing the research to really back up your claim that this product is extremely effective and also extremely safe.
• 38:59
  Well, as far as making claims, I can't make any claims.
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  Right.
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  Not in the retail retail realm.
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  Um, but what I can say is this is a research um backed product line.
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  Um, independent clinicians, um, a team of close to 20, I think we're right about 20, um, have participated in independent research, and we use diagnostics testing to test for the foreign spike protein and the white blood cells.
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  Um, we started uh back in the spring of 21 with using live blood analysis and observational studies, and we probably did about four or five hundred of those before meeting Dr.
• 39:47
  Alan Bain and he was his own case study in the beginning, and then he had a relationship with a diagnostics lab called uh Radiance Diagnostics in the Chicago area.
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  And they have what's called the Incel DX Um S1 blood panel.
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  And this is um a blood test that has three markers in the monocytes, the white blood cells, to um accurately detect spike fragmentation in the white blood cells.
• 40:21
  So, um, how many case studies?
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  I mean, I'm pretty busy with the research, production.
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  I have my own practice um and clients, and I've probably done maybe a hundred studies on my own, but I have a group of practitioners, and we've probably done close to about a thousand or more studies since the spring of 21.
• 40:44
  Yeah.
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  And uh, so let's go ahead and jump into a couple of the um significant cases that you had um besides your mom.
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  So her uh stage four cancer uh tumor disappeared in between its diagnosis and um before treatment was started uh through standard western modalities.
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  Uh but you also have a couple of case reports here.
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  Um, I'll go ahead and share my screen and um we can talk about some of these case reports.
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  So uh this one here.
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  Let me move.
• 41:31
  Oh, right.
• 41:34
  This is great.
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  So here's the first one here.
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  So this is a 71-year-old male.
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  Um this is actually one of mine.
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  This is a recent one from February of this year.
• 41:49
  Great.
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  Yeah, this was a 71-year-old male from Oklahoma, and uh his wife heard about um our work, our research.
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  Research.
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  Um, he had taken a couple of COVID shots, ended up having um some cardiovascular issues in the beginning, had a stent put in, had a stroke, um, but recovered, I guess, after that original stroke.
• 42:01
  Um, he had taken a couple of COVID shots, ended up having um some cardiovascular issues in the beginning, had a stint put in, had a stroke, um, but recovered, I guess after that original stroke, and then um a year later had another stroke and didn't recover.
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  And then a year later had another stroke and didn't recover.
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  Um he had motor skill um issues.
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  Um he had motor skill um issues.
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  He was
• 42:29
  He was thinking the words but couldn't speak them.
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  And he was extremely chronic fatigue, lethargic, um, couldn't hardly get up and do much, and couldn't speak, couldn't say what he was thinking.
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  So when his wife reached out to our team, and then they put I actually was the person that was assigned to this.
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  Um the first thing we did was we said, well, let's see if he tests positive for spike uh fragments in his monocytes.
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  So we went ahead and did a spike protein test because you know, he took he took the Johnson and Johnson shot actually, and they said, I don't know if you remember, they said that wasn't an mRNA shot, but guess what?
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  He tested positive for spike protein.
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  I looked into the details of that because at the time I was in grad school and I was trained in research and I was looking at all the data.
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  So the difference it's actually really interesting.
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  They were both mRNA shots.
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  The difference was is that the Johnson and Johnson didn't come with the uh lipid nanoparticle component, but that transferred the spike protein into the cells.
• 43:47
  So the Pfizer and Modernas, they came with uh this is what I remember.
• 43:52
  I could be wrong, but this is what I remember from the research is that they had the lipid nanoparticle component that expedited the mRNA into the cells, uh, which that's interesting.
• 44:05
  Thank you for sharing that.
• 44:07
  Um, but I've had several cases where the participants have taken the J and J shot they did before it was pulled from the market because people were getting sick quite early on with the J and J and they pulled it.
• 44:21
  I don't know if you remember.
• 44:22
  I do.
• 44:22
  Um, but they test positive for spike protein.
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  So if we go down, um, you can see the first test.
• 44:31
  So it was getting into the cells.
• 44:33
  Yeah.
• 44:34
  So I don't know if there's a way to blow this up or not, but I'm gonna put my glasses on here.
• 44:39
  Oh, there we go.
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  Now you can see it.
• 44:41
  Okay.
• 44:42
  So these are different sets of monocytes.
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  There's non-classical, classical, and intermediate.
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  If it has an S1 next to it, that is um that is the spike protein panel for these different markers and the different monocytes.
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  Okay.
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  So if you go down to the S1 intermediate, you'll see he tested high.
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  See that?
• 45:05
  Yes.
• 45:06
  Right.
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  So that's the panel where he tested for the spike protein.
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  Now, if you go back up, you can see the date of the test.
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  So the date of the test.
• 45:17
  Well, we got it back November 4th, 2025.
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  See that?
• 45:22
  Yes.
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  And then you can see date of birth 44, 1954, and the patient ID ending in 575, right?
• 45:31
  Right.
• 45:31
  Okay.
• 45:32
  So if you want to scroll down to the next slide.
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  See, we put him on the eight-week HSD protocol.
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  Now you can see the date reported here is February 5th, 2026.
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  You can see the same date of birth, the patient 441954.
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  I patient ID ending 575.
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  Now we'll go down to that S1 intermediate monocyte marker and look at it now.
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  Zero.
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  Boom, gone.
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  Okay.
• 46:03
  So this gentleman, uh, in addition to us clinically demonstrating the ability to remove the spike protein from the monocytes.
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  Uh, he got his energy back.
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  He got improved sleep.
• 46:19
  He got his speech back and word retrieval difficulties went away.
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  And this was such an interesting case because they didn't tell me that the that this gentleman had been diagnosed with um a tumor in his bladder.
• 46:37
  And they called me um after the, I think it was at 10 weeks out, they called me, him and his wife, and they said, Hey, we thought we should tell you um so-and-so was scheduled for he was scheduled for bladder surgery for this tumor, and uh we didn't think anything of it.
• 46:57
  We did your protocol, it worked great.
• 46:59
  He got his energy back, his speech back, and he goes in for this scheduled surgery, and uh guess what?
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  There was no tumor.
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  There was nothing to remove.
• 47:09
  There was no tumor.
• 47:11
  So he was diagnosed with a tumor around the bladder pre-spike detox.
• 47:17
  Yep.
• 47:18
  He took the detox, went back for his for his follow-up treatment of his uh standard practitioner, and the tumor was gone.
• 47:28
  Right.
• 47:29
  And um, I'm still working with him to get me the written reports from before and after so that we can add it to this study.
• 47:39
  Because I just like to show people instead of just say it.
• 47:42
  I like I like receipts for everything.
• 47:44
  Yeah, absolutely.
• 47:47
  So easy.
• 47:49
  Yeah, so and you know, this is kind of everybody's cases are different.
• 47:56
  I mean, we have, I don't want to see that everybody's problems go away because that's not always the case.
• 48:01
  Sometimes we'll clear spike protein and somebody that's always seems to be consistent after the eight weeks, which is why testing is so important because I originally thought this was a four-week protocol, but you have to take it for eight weeks.
• 48:15
  That's what it needs to clear the spike protein from the monocyte.
• 48:20
  And without this test and without meeting Dr.
• 48:22
  Bain and having this research, I wouldn't have known that.
• 48:25
  Right.
• 48:26
  So uh we need to support more independent research by clinicians because research is really important, really truly important.
• 48:34
  Um, first of all, I just I want to say that.
• 48:36
  But the other thing is, you know, we've got cases of people having all kinds of symptoms, and you know, generally I would say 70 to 80% of the time, most of the symptoms will resolve, but they don't always all resolve.
• 48:52
  But what I will say is that once the spike protein is cleared from the monocyte, um, other modalities work better.
• 49:00
  Work better.
• 49:01
  So if there's a lingering symptom that the body just didn't get enough signaling, cell signaling to, you know, maybe the tiny tiny little voltage gradients across the cell member membranes didn't quite coordinate right, you know, completely, then we can go back with a different modality or treatment, and generally it will work better because we've cleared the systemic inflammation by the body recognizing and getting rid of that spike.
• 49:01
  So if there's a lingering symptom that the body just didn't get enough signaling, cell signaling to, you know, maybe the tyanids tiny little voltage gradients across the cell member membranes didn't quite coordinate right, you know, completely, then we can go back with a different modality or treatment, and generally it will work better because we've cleared the systemic inflammation by the body recognizing and getting rid of that spike.
• 49:28
  Um I think it's
• 49:29
  I think it's really important to acknowledge here that not all of the problems of the body are caused by the spike protein.
• 49:37
  And so even though this modality is going to work on many, if not most of the issues that have arisen because of the spike protein, each of us have our own set of deficiencies and toxicities that have created disruption in our bodies before these shots ever hit us, which is why some people got side effects and some didn't.
• 50:02
  Some were some of us were just more damaged and more susceptible to injury than others.
• 50:08
  100%.
• 50:09
  So it's not a cure all, but you know, although although I wanted to interject right, interject right there, we do have several cases where people have pre-existing uh conditions, like there was a case of asthma that this lady had asthma all her life and the asthma resolved after the spike claim after the eight-week protocol.
• 50:34
  So um everybody's different.
• 50:36
  Um I believe that this is an important um piece of the puzzle to start with, and then um it can go along with other modalities and treatments.
• 50:46
  Absolutely, such a powerful tool.
• 50:49
  So then the second case we um we have to discuss here.
• 50:54
  Um so this isn't my case.
• 50:58
  This is hold on.
• 51:01
  Ah, this is a 53 Porter's case, yes.
• 51:09
  So this 53-year-old male experienced uh progressive myocarditis uh uh dysfunction following COVID-19 injection.
• 51:19
  So you were saying I think you had mentioned he had had um He was diagnosed with myocarditis.
• 51:26
  He um he was vaccine injured, he took uh two moderna shots, COVID shots.
• 51:33
  Okay, yeah, reporting intermittent right sided chest pain.
• 51:39
  Mm-hmm.
• 51:40
  Yeah, so this individual, uh 53-year-old male, uh, was having uh severe um myocardial dysfunction, and this was uh a case back from 23.
• 51:55
  So this is uh a couple years ago, this case, and we did uh a before and after MCG cardiogram with this particular case.
• 52:08
  So let's see, here it is.
• 52:11
  This was the first one.
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  So an E is high cardiovascular dysfunction on the cardiogram.
• 52:18
  So basically, he's like he's in bad shape right here.
• 52:25
  This is an E.
• 52:28
  Right.
• 52:29
  Yeah.
• 52:30
  And so what was the date on that?
• 52:36
  March.
• 52:38
  So there's his patient ID number ending 597, age 53.
• 52:49
  And that session was what's the date on that?
• 52:52
  Sorry.
• 52:54
  Yeah.
• 52:55
  Oh, there it is.
• 52:56
  Uh March 4th, 24.
• 52:59
  Is that the testing date right in the middle there?
• 53:02
  Yeah.
• 53:02
  Okay.
• 53:03
  So that was before the eight-week protocol.
• 53:05
  So then if you scroll down after the eight-week protocol.
• 53:12
  Okay, here's the fall.
• 53:14
  Yep.
• 53:15
  Right after he went and had another one done.
• 53:18
  So May 2nd, 2024, he's all the way down from an E to a B.
• 53:25
  Right.
• 53:26
  Yeah.
• 53:26
  So his heart was recovering.
• 53:29
  Well, yeah, he um he does a test positive for myocarditis, and he's able to work out in the function now.
• 53:38
  So, yep.
• 53:39
  Yeah.
• 53:40
  It's incredible.
• 53:42
  Pretty incredible.
• 53:44
  These are just a few of the many case studies and reports that we have.
• 53:50
  Um, I personally have uh administered this, and every person that I have administered it to has experienced uh healing of some sorts.
• 54:02
  Um, like you said, it's different from person to person in my experience as well.
• 54:07
  Uh we even have a case, I don't know if I sent it to you of a Dr.
• 54:13
  C Menanda, she's an ophthalmologist from Texas.
• 54:17
  She had a lady that was vaccine-injured that had serious retinal inflammation to the point where she lost her vision.
• 54:25
  And um, if you have that study, we could show it, or we could just tell people to go to the get detox.us website to see it.
• 54:34
  But what's incredible is she did what's called an OCT scan in the optical realm, and uh the retinal uh retina nerve should only be in the 200 range for inflammation for normal range, and this lady's was in the 500 range from my understanding, and then um after the eight-week protocol, I mean, this is this is just to let you know because systemic inflammation, it just goes wherever it's gonna go in the body, you know.
• 55:02
  So this lady after eight weeks got her vision back, and they went back and did another OCT scan and the retinal nerve, the inflammation was back in the 200 range.
• 55:11
  Back down into the normal range.
• 55:13
  Right.
• 55:14
  Yeah.
• 55:15
  So and there are studies posted on our case study website, um, get detox d-e-t-o-x-ed.us.
• 55:24
  Okay, yeah, and I'll post all of these links in the uh in the um notes for this show so that people can find and access these reports because we want to make this information available.
• 55:37
  Uh, this is evidence-based um research, and it's important to have that when you're thinking about choosing modalities to work to heal your body.
• 55:49
  Um, so through uh this research and the accumulation of the results of your information and and data from this incredible modality and protocol that you have, Jen.
• 56:00
  And protocol that you have, Jen.
• 56:02
  Where have uh you could you taken uh this um incredible protocol to?
• 56:02
  Where have uh you you taken uh this um incredible protocol to?
• 56:09
  So I'm very excited because we just launched this.
• 56:09
  So I'm very excited because we just launched this.
• 56:13
  This is brand new.
• 56:13
  This is brand new.
• 56:15
  So after four years of research, a little over four years of research, um, we now have this available for everybody.
• 56:15
  So after four years of research, a little over four years of research, um, we now have this available for everybody.
• 56:24
  Thank you, everyone, and we'll see you next time.
• 56:24
  Thank you, everyone, and we'll see you next time.
• 56:26
  Have a great week.
• 56:26
  Have a great week.
• 56:27
  Ciao.
• 56:27
  Ciao.
• 56:31
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