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What's Eating U?! Q&A Live Replay: Parasites, Mold & Heavy Metals, Oh My! · What's Eating U?!

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Sam: Ooh, we're talking.
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Sam: Talk about what's eating you.
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Sam: Talk about what's eating you.
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Sam: Proudly brought to you by Rogers Hood Apothecary.
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Sam: Hi everyone.
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Sam: Welcome back to another What's Eating You Live.
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Sam: We're answering your questions today.
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Sam: We're also talking about a couple of the last episodes in season two.
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Sam: We're getting closer to coming to a close so we can really get going on season three because we have big plans for you guys, and we're bringing in a lot of new things that we haven't done in our previous uh two seasons.
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Sam: So we're so stoked for what's to come.
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Sam: So today we are answering questions and gonna let you know a little bit about what's coming up so that you can catch those episodes.
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Sam: So we do have a question about Lyme Pim.
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Sam: Yeah.
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Sam: Someone wants to know.
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Sam: Let me read it for you.
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Sam: How does and can the lymph kit help with Lyme?
0:55
Sam: I've had Lyme for a long time.
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Sam: Well, at least I've known now.
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Sam: How can it help with Lyme?
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Kim: So it doubles as a lymphatic drainage kit and also a kind of a more supportive of the Lyme symptoms kit than more of an unaliver kit, like the Perify kit is has unaliving herbs, where the lymph kit has more supporting herbs.
1:20
Kim: Um, the reason why I didn't put killing herbs in there is because I do want you to move your lymphatic system and see if that's really what's causing the gist of your issues.
1:31
Kim: And then um claw and oothnia really make it a bridge for a lime kit.
1:38
Kim: So when you use lymphatic herbs like things uh sarsparilla, which is one of our kits, uh lion's mane, turkey tail, it's all about supporting, allowing those organs or that part of your body to be supported enough that it starts to generate.
1:58
Kim: And so you throw in a few herbs like Cat's Conn, Uthnea, and it's generating for your lymphatic system, but it's also targeting Lyme symptoms.
2:08
Kim: And so not everyone has Lyme, but Usthnia is in all of our kids because it's really good for bacteria and uh helping curve your appetite, but it's also really good because it's Mother Nature's doxycycline.
2:20
Kim: So, as most of us know, that's an antibiotic that has the same DNA structure as big peas.
2:27
Kim: And so when you're going in and you're utilizing in that way and your frequency is telling you to utilize it in that way, it becomes a lime kit as well.
2:36
Kim: But flushing your lymphatic system honestly was the biggest thing for me that I noticed when I started to feel better from Lyme symptoms because I still get flares.
2:45
Kim: I mean, I I just got out of a pretty lengthy flare that I had been in since December.
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Kim: It caused such an eruption in my life and in my body, but I use the lime kit to support that scenario, allowing me to start to pivot out of my own flare.
3:05
Kim: So Lyme is tricky, right?
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Kim: And as I'm researching it more and more, it's got a mirrored armor.
3:14
Kim: So what's happening is your immune system is reflecting back to itself, but really it's Lyme that's behind the mirror that it's reflecting from.
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Kim: And so it's able to escape past your immune system because of that.
3:29
Kim: So when you boost your immune system up so much, it's like, oh man, that's what happened.
3:36
Kim: Wow.
3:38
Kim: It will see behind the mirror.
3:41
Sam: Interesting.
3:42
Sam: Oh my gosh, man, herbs are so intelligent.
3:46
Sam: What is it?
3:47
Sam: Isn't it because they operate off of a frequency?
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Sam: So they're intel, so it's like their intelligence, they're moving through us at a frequency.
3:55
Sam: And if that frequency matches or is like the exact opposite of the frequency, it can't like cancels out the dis-ease or the environmental toxin or whatever.
4:06
Sam: Like that blows my mind, man.
4:08
Sam: The intelligence of plants.
4:11
Kim: It's like tuning, right?
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Kim: I played the violin, you're a musician, so it's like tuning.
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Kim: You don't want to hit a wrong chord, but the herbs are smart enough that it's not gonna hit the wrong frequency cord.
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Kim: It knows which cord to go to with this um tool belt of frequencies.
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Kim: It's like, well, she doesn't have any bacteria going on, but oh, I see this that needs to be conquered.
4:35
Kim: Yeah, right.
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Kim: Like, oh, her food noise is a frequency.
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Kim: So Usnia and Oregon Graper will go in and be like, let's silence that, but she doesn't have any of these inflammation problems, so it's not gonna overwork for that.
4:49
Sam: Exactly.
4:49
Sam: You know, I think it's so interesting, like it's just so interesting to me, man.
4:54
Sam: I I I'm blown away.
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Sam: I just saw a video last night, so that's why I'm like on this like fascination of what's happening inside the body on the level that we can't see.
5:03
Sam: Because just because we can't see what's going on, and so it's like kind of, you know, like you out of sight, out of mind, you're just living your life.
5:10
Sam: But I saw a video of cells under a microscope and cells going and eating like the big C cells or eating bacteria, like chasing down and eating bacteria.
5:22
Sam: And it's just like we have these little warriors inside of us all the time fighting for our life.
5:30
Sam: And it really fascinates me that plants can come in and it can be a symbiotic relationship where it works with the harmony of our bodies, like they work in harmony to heal us.
5:41
Sam: Like what?
5:41
Sam: That's how we discovered it, right?
5:46
Kim: Are we living in?
5:47
Kim: We're in a wild realm.
5:48
Kim: We're in a wild realm that we're actually able to see these things and autocorrect as we're making our way through it.
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Kim: Where before they were really at the mercy of the knowledge of the person who one is indoctrinated, or the knowledge of a person who genuinely understands it and didn't just read in a book.
6:12
Kim: And that's really the difference between where we're at in society from even the 90s when I started in medicine, is that we read from a book, and that was our only way of knowing how things happened.
6:26
Kim: And I was unfortunate but fortunate that I had so many medical problems that I could go outside of that book.
6:33
Kim: Yeah.
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Kim: But unfortunately, most people in Western medicine society will not go outside of that book.
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Kim: They're just robotic and they're afraid.
6:42
Sam: Well, how long how often are these books updated?
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Kim: I mean, there's a few additions here and there, and that's what I used to do for a living was I would in the I would work during the day, and I had so much energy that I would as I would be an editor and a subject matter expert at at nighttime with people's books that needed to be updated and have additions, but not a lot.
7:04
Kim: Right.
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Kim: It wasn't a lot.
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Kim: I mean, you know, I maybe did three books a month for Sun Gage or Pearson or Murgrah Hill.
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Kim: And um, you know, my my word was gold because I was a subject matter expert, very vetted in being able to read books quickly, retain information, correct because I was in the world so much for so many decades.
7:28
Kim: Yeah.
7:28
Kim: And so it really does rely on what the person's knowledge and where they were trained and how they think when you do make different additions to books.
7:39
Sam: Yeah.
7:39
Sam: Wow.
7:40
Sam: That's so cool.
7:40
Sam: You were a part of that because you got a major peak behind the curtain, even before you necessarily were even interested in breaking out of it.
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Sam: You like got to see how things really worked.
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Sam: So, I mean, you guys, like that, like when Kim comes on here and she's sharing with you all of her knowledge.
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Sam: And I'm we're talking decades, you guys.
8:03
Sam: So it goes far back before she parasite cleansed for the first time.
8:07
Sam: Like she's been in this for a long time, you know.
8:10
Sam: I think that's beautiful, Kim.
8:12
Sam: Someone wants to know uh they started the GUTTI with the group cleanse.
8:17
Sam: So shout out to everyone who's on currently on the Rogerson Community Group Cleanse.
8:23
Sam: I know everyone started their GUTTI on the 22nd.
8:27
Sam: Um, they're saying, okay, so does that mean are we starting Paraphy next?
8:30
Sam: I believe we're having everyone start the lymph kit though, right?
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Kim: Oh, I'm not sure.
8:34
Sam: I think so.
8:35
Kim: Yeah, I think it's next to me.
8:37
Sam: Oh, look.
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Sam: Those are my girls.
8:45
Sam: What's up, girls?
8:46
Sam: That's awesome.
8:47
Sam: Yeah, we'll be posting a Dr.
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Sam: Shaw clip right when we hop off this live.
8:51
Sam: We are so stoked about this brand new podcast that dropped today, you guys.
8:55
Sam: Kim was on Dr.
8:56
Sam: Shaw.
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Sam: He is the founder of NextHelp.
8:59
Sam: He's incredible.
9:00
Sam: Their conversation together is electric and full of so much information.
9:04
Sam: Definitely tap into that podcast if you haven't seen it yet.
9:06
Sam: It's out everywhere.
9:07
Sam: We are so stoked about it.
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Kim: Yep.
9:10
Kim: Okay, girl.
9:11
Kim: Cade said, How long should one do the mold detox, then the heavy metal detox, and the parasite cleanse?
9:20
Kim: Want to get my family on it.
9:21
Kim: So if you're still on here, or if this is one of the questions that you guys have had as well, you want to do paraphy two to three times prior to the mold.
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Kim: And the reasoning behind that is parasites hold the spores, and you want to go in and you're wanting to optimize these cleanses as much as possible.
9:38
Kim: So you want to go in there and you want to get rid of some of the things that are holding.
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Kim: And so as soon as you, you know, exnay those out, they're gonna dump those spores.
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Kim: And wormwood helps suppress mold spores.
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Kim: So they're not gonna colonize into your body, and then you flip over right away and do the mold kit.
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Kim: So I recommend two to three paraphy kits for three months, seven days in between, do it straight, then hop on that mold kit.
10:07
Kim: And the mold kit, the moldi's kit can be taken every day.
10:10
Kim: I love immune and recover that's in there.
10:12
Kim: Usually what happens is you shouldn't take paraphy and molde's tinctures together.
10:17
Kim: And it's because there's so many killing herbs inside of those two kits.
10:22
Kim: But you can take all of our products together.
10:25
Kim: It's just not recommended with Paraphy and Moldees because there's so many killing herbs inside of those two tinctures.
10:32
Sam: It can get real intense for no reason when you can actually space it out and and and help it be easier on your body and on yourself going through the process.
10:41
Sam: But also, I'm glad you brought this up because the order of operations does matter when you're cleansing.
10:47
Sam: And you guys, even prior to starting cleansing, there's an order of operations.
10:52
Sam: Like you got to prep your body.
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Sam: That's why she made the gutty, because you're prepping your gut prior to cleansing.
11:00
Sam: It gets out what mucoid plaque, mucus.
11:03
Kim: I mean, yeah, you'll probably see some worms because they're living in that mucus.
11:07
Kim: Anything you can do to help yourself out to make your cleanse even better is all this is.
11:15
Kim: Fulvic is not a main cleanse, it is something that helps you out.
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Kim: Gutty can be used as a cleanse, but they're not necessarily killing frequency herbs.
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Kim: So you're trying to utilize the things and not waste your time.
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Kim: I am one person that I cannot have my time wasted.
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Kim: It's my biggest pet peeve.
11:35
Kim: Yeah, for sure.
11:35
Kim: I just hate it.
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Kim: And so if you can get in there and you can absorb these herbs better because you cleaned out the the plaque that's hardened around your colon, why not do it?
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Sam: That's yeah, you've like opened the way, like you've cleared it out so that everything can leave easily, you know.
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Kim: Don't make it harder on yourself.
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Kim: Not pushing a boulder up a hill.
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Kim: Like allow what needs to work, work, and don't make it harder on yourself.
12:03
Sam: Yeah.
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Sam: I love that you mentioned earlier the lymph with opening and draining the lymphatic system, because that's also part of prep, you guys, like prepping for a proper cleanse, opening the lymphatic system, opening all of your drainage pathways.
12:16
Sam: So the three Ps that Roger's HUD is always pushing.
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Sam: You hear Kim and us talk about it all the time, but pooping, peeing, and perspiring.
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Sam: So sweating, making sure you're going to the bathroom.
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Sam: Like these are all drainage pathways.
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Sam: So once you do start cleansing, it makes it so much easier on you.
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Sam: It alleviates die-off symptoms or Herzheimer reaction and just makes it an overall smoother, easier cleanse process.
12:41
Sam: And why not help yourself out there, man?
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Sam: It's you're already like, you know, unaliving some wild things inside of you and moving them on out.
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Sam: So you might as well make the process as simple and easy as possible.
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Kim: In Miller18 said about the children's.
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Kim: So I have to say ages three and up, and it's because Oregon Grape root is the most stringent herb, which means not stringent, um, most strict herb, which means that it's gonna regulate the whole kit, right?
13:13
Kim: So ages three and up is why I say that.
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Kim: You can go look at the herbs yourself and make your own decision, because that's what we teach you here is your own advocacy and your own sovereignty over your health and your children's.
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Kim: But I have to say, Oregon grape roots, ages three and up.
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Kim: You have a 20-month-old, go take a look.
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Kim: You wouldn't necessarily cut it in half, the dosages for children, but it's a tincture, so you can.
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Kim: You can give it once a day, twice a day, three times a day.
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Kim: It's really up to what you see your child is in need of.
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Kim: You can add it to water.
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Kim: Warm water will dissipate that alcohol because we soak all of our herbs in alcohol.
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Kim: So it'll dissipate that alcohol taste.
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Kim: You can add it to tea, juice, or any tor in water, anything you want.
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Kim: And if your child has a hard time with pills, open up our cinnamon, which is our binder, and add it to applesauce.
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Kim: Again, you can do half of that capsule if you want, if you feel like it's too much.
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Kim: It really is up to you.
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Kim: It's something that we're not just showing you how to cleanse, but we're teaching you how to regulate your own patient advocacy and sovereignty over your own health.
14:21
Sam: Oh, well said.
14:22
Sam: You're on fire today.
14:23
Sam: On fire! Listen, I love that you just uh brought up another tip.
14:28
Sam: I mean, as you guys know, Kim's always gonna be coming with the cleansing tips.
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Sam: If you didn't catch it, we posted a video of her breaking down an easier way to take gutty.
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Sam: That's really huge and important because a lot of people struggle with that drink and it's not a taste thing, it is a texture thing.
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Sam: So she breaks down a tip on how to do that.
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Sam: So if you didn't catch it, it is on her Instagram page.
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Sam: But basically, you split it into two.
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Sam: So each gutty packet you can split into two servings.
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Sam: You can get a glass, put half of it in the glass, pour water in, pour lime or squeeze lime juice in there and chug it.
15:02
Sam: Or like Kim says, shoot it.
15:05
Kim: Man, it's so hard to take when that cheese seed gels up.
15:09
Sam: Yeah, someone's like, should I just let it sit and then eat it as like a tea putting?
15:13
Sam: It's like, no, like you want to get it down, put it down, put it down.
15:18
Kim: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Kim: I did it on camera and it was like, it's funny.
15:23
Sam: I've never had an issue with it.
15:24
Sam: I don't have an issue with it, so I really just think it varies person to person.
15:28
Sam: Um, love the applesauce tip.
15:30
Sam: Thank you for that, Kim, for for children three and up.
15:32
Sam: I remember you telling Jordan Sparks that and she loved it.
15:36
Sam: You were totally schooling Jordan on how she could cleanse her son.
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Sam: And she was like, Oh, good to know.
15:41
Sam: This is great.
15:42
Sam: This is great advice.
15:43
Sam: That video went mega viral.
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Sam: Um, but Kim is basically just breaking it down on how not only you can make cleansing easier on you, but your whole family, because why not make it a cleansing affair?
15:55
Sam: Like make it a family event.
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Sam: If you are cleansing, bring the people you love into it.
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Sam: That's like on Kim's Barbie meme.
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Sam: She's like, be right back, letting making everyone I know join my group cleanse.
16:06
Sam: And it's so true.
16:07
Sam: That's like totally my personality too.
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Sam: I just want everyone around me to feel good and be healthy, you know.
16:13
Kim: By the way, I'm glad you can see my Barbie cleanse that you make for me.
16:17
Sam: Yeah, yeah.
16:17
Sam: Your memes.
16:18
Sam: I'm glad that you can see new questions coming in because just so you know, the comments froze from when I very first got on.
16:24
Sam: So I can't see anything live, just so you know.
16:26
Sam: Okay.
16:27
Kim: Okay.
16:27
Kim: Uh, Jodell91215 says, Is it natural to be pooping several, several more times when you are on the oh, absolutely, girl.
16:37
Kim: Your body is like, get out, get out.
16:40
Kim: Now, are you gonna be on the toilet?
16:42
Kim: Because that's what we're asked all the time.
16:43
Kim: Are you gonna be living on the toilet?
16:45
Kim: No.
16:45
Kim: But you have herbs in your body that are doing things.
16:49
Kim: Your body is like, what's happening?
16:51
Kim: And I love it.
16:52
Kim: And so, what that means is it wants to get rid of the toxin.
16:57
Kim: The herbs are telling your body that these are toxins that need to be pushed out, and so it's better to be on the toilet a little more than to be constipated because all of that's just chilling inside, reabsorbing back into your body.
17:11
Sam: Get it out, man.
17:13
Kim: Better out than in.
17:14
Sam: Yeah, better out than in for sure.
17:16
Sam: Can there was a question about a water filter?
17:18
Kim: Oh, water filters.
17:20
Kim: All right, well, we can definitely talk water.
17:23
Kim: I love talking water.
17:24
Kim: Hi, Erica.
17:25
Kim: Okay, so um the water filter.
17:29
Kim: So I use a couple of different styles of water filters, and then traveling, we use a water filter as well.
17:35
Kim: My favorite one is water drop.
17:38
Kim: It's a three-filter system that goes underneath your sink.
17:41
Kim: And our home, like our log home, we have a whole house filtration system.
17:47
Kim: But in the last two and a half years, we've rented apartments and homes.
17:51
Kim: And so we don't want to add a whole house filtration system into our rentals.
17:56
Kim: So we found the best way to navigate that is through the water drop.
18:00
Kim: That's three filters underneath your sink.
18:03
Kim: It's around $200.
18:04
Kim: And we recommend disconnecting under your bathroom sink the hot water and just connecting, unless you want to have two water filters underneath there, but just connecting the cold water, and it's a super easy connection.
18:20
Kim: And so that will give you filtered water in a sink in your house.
18:24
Kim: We also have it on hot and cold in our kitchen because there's two water filters underneath there.
18:30
Kim: Um, and then we have a shower filter that is a one micron shower head with addback minerals inside.
18:38
Kim: And the reason why you want to look at um anything below a five micron is because the size of the toxins that you're trying to remove from your water range between 40 to 1 micron.
18:51
Kim: And so when you have a one micron, it's gonna deaden everything.
18:55
Kim: Nothing's making its way through that.
18:57
Kim: That's why you do the add back because then you're not ruining your hair and your skin, drawing it out.
19:02
Sam: Like stripping, right?
19:04
Sam: Yes, yeah.
19:04
Sam: Because uh water is a solvent.
19:08
Sam: And if you take everything out of it, like the minerals and all of that, then it's like a stripping agent, right?
19:14
Sam: Yes, yes.
19:15
Kim: You can use things like I have a kangen, I use the kangan for my face.
19:19
Kim: Kangan changes the pH balance of the water.
19:22
Kim: That's great, by the way.
19:24
Kim: Ah, thanks for that.
19:25
Kim: I just popped up just now on this call.
19:27
Kim: But um, anyway, so your skin on your face is at a 6.0, and you can make the astringent of the water at a 2.5.
19:37
Kim: And that 2.5 you literally could put in a water bottle and spray around your house and it'll kill everything.
19:43
Kim: I use it when I washed my hands because I'm not a big soap lover, so I'll go in and 2.5 it up.
19:48
Kim: Oh, that's really cool.
19:50
Kim: Uh-huh.
19:50
Kim: It takes the smell away.
19:52
Kim: But you can put it in a spray bottle.
19:54
Kim: I was just gonna say that.
19:55
Kim: Can you do that?
19:56
Sam: A disinfectant?
19:57
Sam: Get out of here.
19:58
Sam: Seriously.
19:59
Sam: I mean, I know that like the ozone, right?
20:02
Sam: So Kim put me on to um is it therasage, right?
20:05
Sam: Yes, bubbler.
20:07
Sam: So it it ozonates the water.
20:10
Sam: And I know that there's a setting on that that says like antibacterial.
20:15
Sam: So anytime if I ever have anything going on and I'm ozoning water to like put in my Navage to do like a nutty pot flush of my sinuses, I always put it on the one that like kills stuff because I'm like, let's get in there, you know?
20:28
Kim: It's medical grade.
20:29
Kim: So yeah, I mean, you can put medical supplies inside of the ozone filtration water system and have it clean it.
20:39
Kim: And then you can do a 2.5.
20:41
Kim: I've never used that when I would work in surgery because I worked in the OR.
20:45
Kim: We never did that.
20:46
Kim: We did different types of autoclaves with UV lighting and um high heat, but it wasn't unheard of in the medical field to use ozone or astringent water.
20:58
Sam: Wow, that's wild.
20:59
Sam: I do have a question say from someone putting in questions before we hopped on here.
21:05
Sam: So someone wants to know they're aware that they can't paraphy cleanse while pregnant or breastfeeding, but what if they're trying to get pregnant?
21:13
Sam: Can they do it?
21:15
Sam: I Kim can speak on it, but I say you should.
21:19
unknown: It'll help.
21:20
Kim: It's like, you know, it's not medical advice, but we have had people take our kit and it cleans out the frequencies that are unwanted, where your body's trying to keep those things alive.
21:31
Kim: And it's like, oh, how am I gonna keep something else alive that you're trying to create inside of your body?
21:38
Kim: So when you're able to flush some of that out of your body, where it gives your body a little bit of a break where it can like really support another living thing that you genuinely want living in your body, not some random parasite living in your body, then you know that's kind of why the thought process is you should take the cleanse prior to trying to get.
21:59
Kim: Pregnant, but you have to be conscious of wormwood.
22:03
Kim: It's that herb in particular that can abort something and cause issues.
22:08
Kim: And so if you're actively trying, you know, I don't really suggest it.
22:13
Kim: I say just be conscientious, clean before you go into this very expensive thought process of IVF, or you're really trying, but you've never cleansed your body out to give your body a little bit of a break.
22:26
Kim: That's smart.
22:27
Kim: That's my recommendation, not medical advice.
22:30
Kim: I've just worked with a lot of women, uh, specifically very infertile women.
22:35
Kim: Um, that's what, you know, I'm infertile, I had a hysterectomy.
22:39
Kim: I would have done this prior to trying.
22:41
Kim: If I had thought about wanting children, I would have cleansed prior.
22:45
Kim: Maybe I wouldn't have needed a hysterectomy.
22:47
Kim: You know, I think that's what fires me up on a daily basis about this is that, you know, instead of butchering someone after five years of struggling with endo like I did, why don't give them all of the options?
22:59
Kim: Give every option possible before you change someone's life like that.
23:03
Sam: I totally agree.
23:04
Sam: Wow.
23:04
Sam: Well said.
23:05
Sam: I mean, that's a good point too, like timing-wise.
23:08
Sam: It's like, it's like maybe if you are like prepping to try, like in your pre-processing, again, not medical advice, but it's it's never a bad idea to clean out, to clean out toxins out of your body.
23:20
Sam: Worms, like heavy metals.
23:23
Kim: You know what I mean?
23:24
Kim: You've got to get them out.
23:25
Kim: There's studies now, Sam, that show that mold crosses the barrier to the baby.
23:30
Kim: Like, I know for a fact that my mom passed mold to me.
23:34
Kim: My mom knows she passed mold to me.
23:36
Kim: Like, we've we've tested for the same mold.
23:39
Kim: Yeah, we lived in the same mold, but like my sister wasn't always well when she was born.
23:44
Kim: My mom, you know what I mean?
23:46
Kim: Like, there's so many things that are missed because of the fact that we just didn't know, and this wasn't something that was prevalent.
23:55
Kim: So why not try and clean everything out of your body prior to bringing in?
24:00
Kim: Yes.
24:01
Kim: Priming.
24:02
Kim: Yeah, like your enema, prime that.
24:05
unknown: Prime that.
24:08
Sam: Oh, okay.
24:08
Sam: Someone wants to know uh, what's the craziest thing you've ever seen a picture of coming out of someone while cleansing?
24:17
Sam: Like, what's the craziest worm or thing you've ever seen?
24:22
Kim: A few-headed tapeworm.
24:25
Sam: Wow, what's that like?
24:27
Sam: What's that look like?
24:28
Sam: What's that look like?
24:31
Kim: As big.
24:32
Sam: Like, how big do you think the the craziest thing you ever saw was?
24:36
Kim: I mean, it had to have been a couple of feet.
24:40
Kim: A couple of feet.
24:42
Kim: A couple of feet.
24:44
Kim: A couple of feet.
24:45
Kim: And then they like work their way around.
24:48
Kim: Oh, those weirdos.
24:50
Kim: I don't have my iPad, so I can't show a picture, but like, you know, some of those pictures that we get, I get pictures daily.
24:59
Kim: It's just really gross.
25:01
Kim: I know.
25:02
Kim: At this point, you're I'm like, so my sister came on and started working for us.
25:07
Kim: She's been almost two months now.
25:09
Kim: And she's I put her in our little signal chat that says UPO, which is unidentified parasite.
25:15
Sam: The basically the child I avoid at all costs.
25:18
Sam: Yep.
25:18
Kim: Yeah.
25:18
Kim: She's like, please take me out.
25:21
Kim: Okay, so you invited her in there and so she'll sit next to me, and I don't go in there very often, maybe a couple times a week now to identify parasites.
25:30
Kim: And she'll sit next to me and goes, What is this?
25:32
Kim: What is this?
25:33
Kim: Because you know, when you first get into this whole world, it's and you're fascinated by it, like you want to look at the worms.
25:39
Kim: The worms bring the people's curiosity, right?
25:45
Sam: So I think I saw enough leave myself that I'm just like, I don't need to see anybody else's.
25:51
Sam: I know this is real, okay?
25:53
Sam: I knew I knew it was real right away on day three.
25:56
Sam: On day three, for me, I saw the first worm in the toilet.
25:59
Sam: I was like, this is real.
26:01
Sam: I was like, I mean, like you you, it's it can be like a an idea before you realize it's real.
26:09
Sam: And then on day four, the first worm came out of my nose.
26:12
Sam: I blew the first worm out of my nose, and that's when it was like rocked my whole world.
26:16
Sam: I was like, this is a whole world I was unaware of for three decades of my life, and now I'm in it and seeing it.
26:24
Sam: And it's like, how could having these things leave my body not benefit me?
26:29
Sam: Not benefit me.
26:30
Sam: Like, how?
26:31
Sam: How could it not improve my health and well-being and raise my frequency and improve the inner state of my inner ecosystem by getting these things out?
26:40
Sam: Like, how could that not help me?
26:42
Kim: Yours are white and very oblique.
26:45
Kim: Like yours, because I've seen a few of Sam's.
26:50
Kim: Every time she's around me, she passes a worm.
26:53
Kim: Or like just like a one comes out of my nose or something.
26:56
Kim: Yeah, she had one come out of her nose while I was sitting next to her last week.
27:00
Sam: And then we had none came out of my nose prior to that vote, right?
27:04
Sam: When I sat next to her and was in her vicinity, of course.
27:08
Sam: She has a frequency that they run from, I swear.
27:11
Kim: They do, they do, they will appear.
27:13
Kim: People will be like, Oh, my gut feels all weird.
27:15
Kim: I'm like, Yeah, we hung out.
27:17
Kim: Like, I don't know what it is, but like I was send me a pick.
27:21
Kim: Is it a blessing or a curse?
27:23
Kim: I don't know.
27:23
Sam: I think it's a blessing.
27:24
Sam: You're walking around the the earth like helping humans like heal by ridding their body of environmental toxins.
27:31
Kim: That's true.
27:32
Kim: That's true.
27:32
Kim: And even, you know, I think even people that are in this world of environmental toxins and wellness, this is a miss.
27:40
Kim: We talk about this all the time.
27:42
Kim: I went to an alternative type of doctor yesterday.
27:45
Kim: And when I was kind of telling them who I am and what I'm doing, because I'm real careful with my own personal doctors of like crossing the line because I need them to help me and not help my cause.
27:56
Kim: You know what I'm saying?
27:57
Kim: And so I'm sitting here and I'm like talking to him about it, and he's looking at me like, you're crazy.
28:04
Kim: Not in a bad way, just like, I guess I just don't see it the same way as you.
28:09
Kim: And I'm like, we all should be cleansing our systems out.
28:12
Kim: Like you're sitting here telling me that you're gonna hook me up to something for this many weeks, and you're going to pull all of this stuff.
28:20
Kim: But what about all of when you're pulling metals out of my body, you're releasing things into my body.
28:27
Kim: So, how are you gonna come in and actually help rid those while you're ridding something else?
28:34
Kim: And then you're gonna have me do this for six hours a week.
28:37
Kim: Yeah, I can't like I don't want to like the detox symptoms alone, and I don't have that many metals in my body to have a chelation type of therapy.
28:46
Kim: But like, I believe that there are things in our bodies that we need to continue to keep pushing out because we're human, but there's also a cause and effect of it, too, you know.
28:57
Sam: Yeah.
28:58
Kim: So even the most alternative people.
29:00
Sam: I was just gonna say that, even an alternative doctor still missing this.
29:04
Kim: It's a weird, it's such a weird.
29:05
Kim: I said that on Dr.
29:06
Kim: Shaw's podcast too.
29:08
Kim: He was like, What's one thing that you feel is happening?
29:11
Kim: And I'm like, we're missing this.
29:12
Kim: It's not even that big of a deal.
29:14
Kim: It's it's 30 days and then you absorb your supplements.
29:19
Kim: And it's crazy because when I was talking to this dude yesterday, this doctor, he was like, So basically what I'm saying is that without doing this, you're just your poop and pee are very expensive.
29:29
Kim: And I'm like, Well, I mean, I say that all the time because you're not really absorbing what needs to be absorbed in your body when you have these environmental toxins shielding the absorption.
29:39
Sam: But like Oh, so what that statement means is if you're spending a bunch of money on supplements, organic food, all these things to put in you, if your body isn't absorbing and getting to use them as raw materials, you're just moving them out with your waste, which makes your waste expensive.
29:58
Sam: Yes.
29:59
Sam: That's a wild thought.
30:01
Kim: Yes.
30:01
Kim: You're not absorbing anything.
30:04
Kim: Like honestly, they're absorbing it.
30:07
Kim: But if you're doing like a chelation is like binding with metals and like going in and thieves, they're little thieves.
30:15
Kim: Thieves, yeah.
30:16
Kim: They're they're energy parasites, they're stealing their lifebores, not allowing you to absorb the nutrients that you need because they can steal 90% of your nutrients, leaving you with 10%.
30:30
Kim: How can you live off of 10% nutrients?
30:33
Kim: No, literally.
30:34
Kim: No wonder your labs are skewed.
30:36
Kim: No wonder you're having problems with you like me, thyroid.
30:40
Kim: As soon as I started cleansing, my thyroid numbers went down.
30:43
Kim: I was able to drop my synthroid, not medical advice, but that's what happened with me.
30:47
Kim: You know, is that I was able to absorb the nutrients, allowing my organs to work properly.
30:54
Sam: Yeah.
30:55
Sam: Yeah.
30:55
Sam: Yeah.
30:56
Sam: It's a wild thing because it's like not only can those things steal your nutrients and your life force and your energy, but like okay.
31:06
Sam: You have like that's just it's just like so loud to me.
31:10
Sam: I just want everyone to know this is why you gotta get them out.
31:14
Sam: You have to get them out to reclaim your own body.
31:17
Sam: Like they have taken us over.
31:19
Sam: They're intelligent organisms that take us over, and they literally use you as a host for them and their agenda.
31:26
Sam: It's like, get out, bro.
31:29
Kim: Like, no.
31:30
Kim: Well, think about like the hookworm, the hook, the hooker, right?
31:34
Kim: She's in there stealing all your iron.
31:36
Kim: So, what happens when you're anemic?
31:38
Kim: Where's your iron going?
31:41
Kim: It's not absorbing back into your body.
31:43
Kim: So you're getting all these iron infusions.
31:45
Kim: Right.
31:46
Kim: How much of that are you really getting?
31:48
Kim: Oh, yeah.
31:48
Kim: And technically you're only getting 10%.
31:54
Kim: Okay.
31:56
Sam: See?
31:56
Sam: Or like you get IVs or you get vitamin drips, whatever you're investing in.
32:02
Sam: You have to clean the soil first, is what we're saying.
32:04
Sam: Yeah, it's the order of operations, clean out first.
32:07
Sam: Because already our food supply is already depleted of minerals.
32:10
Sam: The soil's depleted.
32:12
Sam: There's just so many reasons why mass-produced food is already lower.
32:16
Sam: So it's like you're already like with the food not getting what we used to get with it.
32:21
Sam: So you do you have to interrupt their life cycles, get them out to preserve your life and your life cycle?
32:28
Sam: Get the hook, get the hookers out, get the hookers and the tapeworms and the little blood-sucking vampires out.
32:37
Speaker 1: What's the question, Jen?
32:39
Speaker 1: Does your kit kill black mold tell about the symptoms?
32:42
Speaker 1: Can parasites make you allergic to heavy metals?
32:45
Kim: Yeah, so basically, when you're in the thicket, are you is she in the thick of mold?
32:51
Kim: What is the question again?
32:52
Kim: Sorry.
32:55
Speaker 1: Does your kit kill black molds tell about symptoms?
32:58
Speaker 1: And can parasites make you allergic to heavy metals and household chemicals?
33:02
Kim: Yes, parasites can make you allergic to things because they hold on to their own allergies and then they send that frequency out.
33:11
Kim: So when I used to pair, when I well, I paraphy a parasite cleanse three to four times a year, and then I do them in between.
33:18
Kim: But when I first started this journey, I was allergic to gluten and lactose.
33:22
Kim: And I'm no longer allergic to either one of them.
33:25
Kim: I have no symptoms that appear when I drink milk or when I because my parasite, that was their allergy, and they can hijack your nervous system and your mind and tell you you're allergic, you're allergic.
33:38
Kim: So with heavy metals, yeah, I mean your body could be holding on to them.
33:42
Kim: So there's like a 50-50 in the parasite community.
33:45
Kim: Some people believe that you need to have parasites because of heavy metals.
33:49
Kim: I'm not one of those people.
33:51
Kim: I don't believe you should have any of this in your body.
33:54
Kim: I'm literally proof.
33:55
Kim: I show you from the day I started this four and a half years ago to where I'm at now.
33:59
Kim: You can see my changes.
34:00
Kim: And all I've genuinely done to make a complete difference in my life is parasite cleanse.
34:07
Kim: I do other things that help with it, but not having that parasitic infection inside of my body robbing us, like we're saying, causing me to have allergies.
34:17
Kim: That's all I can say consistently that I do that has made a huge difference in my health.
34:22
Kim: As far as the mold goes, I can't say the word kill because of the fact that that's like a cure word, but I can tell you that I also had mold poisoning.
34:33
Kim: I used the herbs that are inside of the molde's kit, and I have proof that my numbers dropped after doing the molde's kit for aspergillus niger, for clatosporidium.
34:44
Kim: There's like five different aspergilluses that I've got in my body, and my numbers dropped.
34:50
Kim: That's what you need to look for when you start into this world.
34:53
Kim: You're not looking at the numbers the same way anymore.
34:56
Kim: You're looking at what are your symptoms?
34:58
Kim: How are you able to drop that in your blood so your body can produce better and generate more?
35:04
Kim: That's all we're doing here.
35:06
Kim: We're not going into the word, oh, we're gonna cure this or it's gonna be completely killed out.
35:12
Kim: Listen, I have 11 active molds in my body.
35:15
Kim: I know for a fact that I have to do a treatment when my symptoms feel like they're mold, which means I need to get on those herbs, right?
35:23
Kim: Because the frequency in my body is off.
35:26
Kim: And the mold kit, the moldi's kit will help with that frequency.
35:30
Kim: Now, will I do that for a month?
35:32
Kim: Yeah.
35:32
Kim: And then I'll go and pivot over because maybe I just disrupted some parasites.
35:37
Kim: So now I know those symptoms and I'm gonna head over to that cleanse and go, oh, I need to generate that now.
35:43
Kim: Oh, my lymph is stagnant.
35:45
Kim: Great, move, right?
35:47
Kim: When you live in mold, this is a lifetime commitment now.
35:51
Kim: This isn't something that's a one and done.
35:54
Kim: It's just not in life.
35:55
Kim: And because we're getting more and more knowledge and more and more exposure to things, and our stuff is really depleted, not allowing our body to generate those spores out, that's where we're at in life.
36:08
Kim: And so what you need to do is just pivot what your wellness journey looks like and allow you to go in and treat those things.
36:16
Kim: The nice thing is that moldies will go in and stop the spores from colonizing more in your body.
36:24
Kim: So that would be a good thing.
36:25
Sam: It interrupts them from like replicating and growing because mold is an active, alive thing that does spread and duplicate, and it like ends up like you know, covering.
36:37
Sam: So it actually so what herbs in molde's does that?
36:41
Kim: Shisantraberry helps go in because that boosts up your immune system.
36:46
Kim: Flaxseed does that.
36:48
Kim: Um, you've got nettle.
36:50
Kim: Nettle is a mold diffuser, nettle is why I added that in there.
36:54
Kim: It's so important.
36:55
Kim: Fennel, those two herbs go in.
36:58
Kim: I think it's fennel, those two herbs go in and diffuse everything.
37:02
Kim: And that's what you're trying to do.
37:03
Kim: Your first point of attack is stopping.
37:08
Kim: That's how you have to think.
37:10
Kim: You're not in a killing phase in your first point of cleansing contact.
37:15
Kim: You're really going in to stop it.
37:17
Kim: Nice.
37:18
Kim: So it doesn't generate more.
37:20
Kim: And then you come behind and you start to support and move out.
37:24
Sam: Sure.
37:24
Sam: So let's break down some symptoms of mold.
37:27
Sam: What are some common symptoms that someone could be having if they have mold?
37:32
Kim: Skin issues a hundred percent.
37:34
Kim: Michaela from I know you don't watch it, but I watch it.
37:37
Kim: It's uh it's a guilty pleasure.
37:39
Kim: I like reality TV.
37:40
Kim: But um What is it?
37:42
Sam: What show do you like?
37:43
Kim: Uh Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
37:45
Kim: I used to live in Utah.
37:47
Kim: You grew up Mormon, I was engaged to a Mormon.
37:52
Kim: Like, yeah.
37:53
Kim: So I mean, I I lived in Salt Lake City, I worked for Delta there, so you know, I've been around them, and then my best friend is ex-Mormon, you.
38:02
Kim: So anyway, you just have to know that that's my guilty pleasure.
38:06
Sam: So she has to-when she's not helping the world heal from parasites and worms, and she's not just coming into contact with people just by being next to them, and worms just start falling out of their body.
38:18
Sam: When she's not doing that, she likes binging reality TV show.
38:22
Sam: It's her guilty pleasure.
38:23
Sam: Okay, move on.
38:30
Kim: Okay, she and I are friends, we've chatted.
38:32
Kim: I I'm not really a pushy person when you come to me with problems and like um I'm really very, I'll hold your hand.
38:40
Kim: I'm here when you need me.
38:41
Sam: Like, that's how we became friends.
38:44
Sam: I couldn't believe it.
38:44
Sam: I was like, she is hands-on.
38:46
Sam: This is truly her purpose and mission.
38:48
Sam: She loves it, you guys.
38:50
Sam: Okay, so you started talking with Michaela.
38:52
Kim: What were some symptoms that she oh, or your autoimmune disease?
38:58
Kim: Like, I almost wouldn't even say it's auto at this point.
39:01
Kim: It is a hyperimmune.
39:03
Kim: Like, and same with like Tori Spelling.
39:05
Kim: I help her with the mold.
39:07
Kim: These two women, like you can clearly see it on their faces that they have are you talking poisoning?
39:13
Sam: Are you talking?
39:14
Sam: Oh wow.
39:14
Kim: Are you talking about rashes?
39:15
Kim: Red, blotchy, my eyes swelled shut, like my skin was a mess.
39:20
Kim: I had uh rashes everywhere, and my eyes, that was my biggest thing.
39:26
Kim: I lost half my hair and my eyes swelled shut.
39:28
Kim: So anyone that has skin issues, I usually will say parasites and mold.
39:33
Kim: That's bottom line.
39:34
Kim: That's where I know when I see you, that's where I'm going with it.
39:38
Kim: Like immediately.
39:39
Kim: Because once you can get that under control, you might not have an actual autoimmune because your immune system is not being mirrored, right?
39:48
Kim: It's actually able to produce and block.
39:51
Sam: What you just said, in other words, is sometimes that may not be the root.
39:57
Sam: The root causing the symptoms of what's showing up as autoimmune disease can actually be mold and parasites.
40:07
Kim: Yep.
40:07
Kim: And then you're living in it and you don't know it, and you leave it.
40:12
Kim: And if you feel better when you leave your house, you have mold in the home.
40:17
Kim: In the home.
40:18
Kim: Yes.
40:18
Kim: Or school.
40:20
Kim: Like my niece, I know there is mold in her middle school here.
40:24
Kim: Like she has hives, she gets SRS, which is like um an inflammatory response to your body's inflammation and living in the biofilm that mold spores are living in the biofilm, and your body isn't mirroring your immune system with the spores.
40:42
Kim: And so it's really reacting to stop the spores from colonizing.
40:47
Kim: It's doing its job.
40:49
Kim: And the only way your body can tell you is by rashes, by loss of hair.
40:53
Kim: Um, you know, there's a thing called mold rage.
40:56
Kim: And when your mold starts to colonize inside of your body, you turn with mold rage.
41:02
Kim: You have mold fog, which means your brain fog is caused from the mold.
41:07
Kim: It can cross the blood-brain barrier, it can wreak havoc on all of your body, not just your immune system, you know.
41:15
Kim: So it really is a huge red flag when I come across someone while I'm either watching a reality show or I scroll with purpose on these social media platforms, and I'm like, that girl's got mold.
41:28
Kim: And me and Michaela had chatted a little in the back, and she was like, I don't think it's parasites.
41:33
Kim: So I'm not ready to do that.
41:34
Kim: And I'm like, I think you should look for mold.
41:36
Kim: You know, and I'll tell you, people that have mold are the hardest.
41:42
Sam: Oh, yeah, because isn't there um oh I oh mold hold.
41:47
Sam: Yeah, mold hold, and parasites do something to you, and mold brainwashes you.
41:52
Sam: Yeah, parasites control you.
41:55
Sam: Control.
41:56
Sam: Because they control cravings, they control thoughts, frequencies.
42:00
Sam: They basically are like sending signals to your brain so they can survive.
42:04
Sam: And so it like that's controlling.
42:06
Sam: But mold actually brainwashes you so it can brainwash you to think you don't have mold.
42:11
Sam: Yes, so that it can continue to survive, just like parasites gaslight you to make you think you don't have parasites.
42:19
Sam: Yes, these environmental toxins actually are tricking their hosts, they're alive, they don't want to, they don't want to die, they're alive in our bodies.
42:28
Kim: We're the best hosts for all of this.
42:30
Kim: Heavy metals doesn't have the same type of alive frequency as mold and parasites do because it's not as alive, but like, man, it is a puppet master inside of the biofilm, you know, holding it down, weighting it down, allowing more to absorb in, allowing more in.
42:51
Kim: It's its anchor, the heavy metals is its anchor.
42:54
Kim: And that's why a lot of people believe you should have parasites because that you're, you know, it's holding down these terrible heavy metal environmental toxins, but that's not really how your body works.
43:07
Sam: Sure.
43:07
Sam: And also if you have any of the symptoms that she listed, it doesn't mean that you for sure have mold or or but like she said, why not try all the things and have all the information and do all of the things before like getting a surgery or you know, doing something life altering to like why not try cleansing first?
43:31
Sam: Like it, I mean, why it can't hurt, you know.
43:34
Kim: I mean, even who I spoke with yesterday, like he's so smart, and I I feel very privileged to have gotten to sit with this man for two hours and listen to his whole story at my doctor's appointment.
43:47
Kim: Um, so you know, that was really great.
43:49
Kim: And I learned a lot.
43:51
Kim: I learned a lot about how the mentality and the thought process, and like he's got some therapies that I would love to try, but like it really.
43:59
Kim: Gave me a big insight on the thought process, maybe a little different than the way that I see things.
44:06
Kim: And so it really opened my horizons, and it was like I was in a lecture for two hours.
44:15
Sam: Wow.
44:16
Kim: And my doctor's warning.
44:18
Sam: Oh my gosh, that is so wild.
44:19
Sam: Heavy metals.
44:20
Sam: You just mentioned heavy metals.
44:22
Sam: The strange clouds in the sky.
44:25
Sam: Yeah.
44:26
Sam: Where you are, right?
44:27
Sam: You think those have heavy metals in them?
44:30
Kim: Yo, man, this area, I have a high-pitched sound when I since living here in my ear.
44:37
Kim: And I know when our air doctor, funny enough, wasn't working.
44:43
Kim: And when we first moved here, our house did not have filtered air like it does now.
44:48
Kim: We have four uh air doctors in our house filtrating our whole house.
44:52
Kim: And then in our new house, we'll have full air, like underneath.
44:56
Kim: In the log home, we have an air system, and in our new house, we'll have an air system because they make you do water or airtight houses, which is really not great because it created creates mold.
45:06
Kim: Anyway, I could tell because they spray here.
45:10
Kim: Yeah, I'm on I got my mom pretty well realizing that in fact they are really spraying.
45:17
Kim: My dad still thinks it's just a really heavy airplane sky here.
45:23
Sam: Uh uh uh trails like jet trails.
45:27
Kim: Right.
45:27
Kim: Oh, alternative.
45:29
Kim: Well, you know, absorbing eventually, but somebody asked about it.
45:33
Kim: Yeah.
45:34
Kim: So I think, you know, just knowing that they are doing things out of our control in the air and using things like binders and continually to keep environmental toxin cleansing to allow your body, but the flip side of that is we're really all pretty clean.
45:51
Kim: Oh, I got something else too.
45:53
Kim: We're all pretty clean people now, and like I can tell that there's something coming down.
45:59
Kim: It's a weird thing.
46:00
Kim: Um, Jeremy and I went out on our land two days ago, and you know, we have not been eating any seed oils.
46:08
Kim: Like, we are really strict about those seed oils.
46:12
Kim: I had zero, zero sunscreen on.
46:18
Speaker 3: Wow.
46:19
Kim: Three hours, three hours.
46:21
Kim: Wow.
46:24
Sam: So seed oils.
46:26
Sam: So break that down for people so they know what that means.
46:28
Kim: What your point is the reflective that causes you to get burned because of the way that they make those seed oils.
46:35
Sam: Wow.
46:35
Sam: And burning, we all know, causes damage and can lead to more serious things.
46:40
Sam: So yeah, that's wild.
46:43
Sam: So internal, your internal landscape can totally affect what's happening on the outside.
46:49
Sam: So what you put in is just as important as what you put on.
46:52
Sam: That's why anything with skin, like we always talk about that, but it's an inside job.
46:56
Speaker 3: Yeah.
46:56
Sam: And it really is about what's going on on the inside your body.
46:58
Sam: So that's a great tip, Kim.
47:00
Sam: Stay away from seed oils and lower sun damage and uh skin damage.
47:04
Kim: So an alternative to charcoal, because binders are really needed when you have mold in your body, and some people can't take charcoal.
47:12
Kim: Like myself, I struggle with it.
47:14
Kim: So I like a company called Toxin Pull.
47:17
Kim: You can get it on Amazon.
47:18
Kim: It's a fulvic-based binder, and then um biotoxin binder from Cellcore is another one, but it has citric acid.
47:26
Kim: So moderation is at all.
47:28
Kim: Yeah, toxin pull does not have charcoal and does not have citric acid.
47:34
Kim: And then I know everyone has heard me say this, but we're in a much better space soon.
47:39
Kim: Um, I would say that by summer we will have our new non-charcoaled one as an option to buy with our kits as well as buy separately, because I can't take cinnamon the same way as I used to when I first started this journey.
47:54
Kim: And it will be a fulvic finder base with cinnamon and broccoli sprouts.
47:59
Kim: So it's actually an absorbs, but it also nutrients gives you nutrients at the same time, allowing the lining of your gut to be replenished instead of stripped.
48:11
Sam: Oh, I love that.
48:12
Sam: It is binding and moving out, but it's also giving you something back.
48:16
Sam: That's brilliant, Kim.
48:18
Kim: And vitamin A from the broccoli sprouts, because when you bind, there's almost like a void.
48:24
Kim: And so you want to fill that void immediately.
48:27
Kim: When you're pulling, you want to add back at the same time.
48:31
Kim: So when I was studying what charcoal does to you, it does strip you, but when you take the paraphy kit, it actually renutri it, neutr gives you nutrients where it's stripping.
48:42
Kim: But I want it all done in a pill.
48:44
Kim: So I want it all done at once.
48:46
Kim: And then you can take it with everything at any time.
48:49
Kim: There's no drama involved with the binder.
48:54
Sam: Nice.
48:54
Sam: That's a great, that's great.
48:56
Sam: That's good to know.
48:56
Sam: I love cinnamon, by the way.
48:58
Sam: I do.
48:59
Sam: I can tolerate um charcoal.
49:01
Sam: So, and I love it.
49:03
Sam: I always feel so much better the next morning when I take it at night right before bed.
49:07
Sam: I wake up feeling better.
49:09
Sam: So I know it went in while I was sleeping and really didn't bind everything up.
49:13
Sam: Yeah.
49:13
Sam: Also, wormwood and paraphy.
49:15
Sam: It always makes me feel good.
49:17
Sam: Every time I hit you, I'm like, I'm like buzzing.
49:19
Sam: I feel so good.
49:20
Sam: On the first couple days, my friends, you're like, it's the wormwood.
49:23
Sam: It does really.
49:25
Kim: It's like wild.
49:26
Kim: It's a steroid, basically.
49:28
Kim: It's the same structure as a steroid, and steroids boost your body up.
49:32
Kim: It like keeps you regulated so that you're not like dipping, right?
49:37
Kim: So a lot of people do really well by just taking the paraphy kit as um a supplement because it has that wormwood in it.
49:46
Kim: And then the Oregon grape root helps with like curving your appetite so that you're not feeling and reducing that inflammation, where wormwood as a steroid is boosting your body so you don't have inflammation, and then Oregon grape root's coming behind, going, let me sweep that out for you, friend.
50:02
Kim: Because wormwood is, if you were to like, we talk about main characters, right?
50:06
Kim: Wormwood's the main character.
50:08
Kim: Oregon Grape root is the main character in sustain, but when it's up with wormwood, it's not the main character.
50:15
Kim: It's a supporting character, it's not someone that's in there, you know, pushing it like Wormwood is.
50:22
Sam: Wow, I love that.
50:23
Sam: Let's really quickly before we wrap, because I'm really excited about a couple of things to come, wrapping up season two.
50:30
Sam: So let's talk really quickly about stem cells.
50:34
Sam: So we will be showing you guys and taking you on a journey of us getting stem cells together, of the different ways and different types and times that Kim has received stem cells.
50:45
Sam: She's now gotten three different, I think we broke it down as three different kinds at three different times, three different types.
50:51
Sam: So we're gonna bring you guys along for the ride and share with you how we did it and show you the process.
50:58
Sam: But Kim, what is what have you noticed in your body since getting stem cells?
51:04
Kim: The first time I got them, they were a local, so it was my own.
51:09
Kim: And I do feel like there was some movement towards positive with my back pain that I had.
51:18
Kim: Um, but unfortunately, where she grabbed the stem cells was where I needed her to inject in that area.
51:26
Kim: So I can't say that the left side was helped very much by my stem cells because of that.
51:32
Kim: Um, I the right side, I don't have the pain that I had a year ago.
51:37
Kim: So that's been really helpful by doing local of my own, but my stem cells are tired.
51:42
Kim: And I decided to kind of research what it looked like to do and build cohort stem cells.
51:48
Kim: Um, I really wasn't like wanting to do that at the get because it's kind of strange to me, but I've done a lot of research.
51:55
Kim: I talked with the world's renowned regenics stem cells that are you can go down to Mexico and get them done and how much they test for everything.
52:03
Kim: So I really got like a good education behind it, a private education, really, because they sat and talked with me for two hours.
52:10
Kim: So I felt a lot more comfortable speaking about getting umbilical cord cells.
52:16
Kim: So I got frozen ones the second time in an IV form with exosomes.
52:21
Kim: And exosomes are like the sub driver in a submarine, you know, bringing the stem cells where they need to go.
52:31
Kim: They're very smart, very intelligent, they work really fast.
52:35
Kim: And so that's really the way you should do it.
52:38
Kim: Not just stem cells, you got to bring their partner along.
52:41
Kim: Again, we're going back to that main character and supporting character.
52:44
Kim: Exosomes, in my opinion, are the main character, but stem cells really are like the main, and then they grab on and drive them where they need to go.
52:52
Kim: So I learned about that.
52:54
Kim: And the ones we got the second time that you'll see on our podcast, it they were frozen, but they didn't lose.
53:01
Kim: They were frozen just right before they got to us.
53:04
Kim: And so there were similarities of what we did with this last one, and you didn't do these last ones.
53:11
Kim: The last umbilical cord IVs that I got literally, the baby was born on Monday, and he went to the hospital because he's 30 minutes away.
53:21
Kim: Gathered the umbilical cord stem cells, went to his lab, tested it, and shipped it to me immediately so they were fresh.
53:30
Kim: So I got all of them, and I definitely feel like that has been the best.
53:34
Kim: And we got them from Monwella, which we'll tag.
53:36
Kim: Shout out Monwella.
53:38
Sam: We really like and they come to your home.
53:41
Sam: Come on, they come to your to your home.
53:43
Sam: You don't even have to leave.
53:44
Kim: Yeah, Justine was in here, she's the manager over here in the Reno area.
53:49
Kim: Love her.
53:50
Kim: They come to your house.
53:51
Kim: They've been doing iron infusion IVs from my mom.
53:54
Kim: Um, I've been getting IVs every other week.
53:57
Kim: I have like an IV party that I get here where all of my family and friends come.
54:01
Kim: We get IVs.
54:02
Kim: They're just a really great service that are like in 10 states now.
54:08
Kim: And I'm in a very small town and they service this town.
54:12
Kim: So it's pretty cool because then when I leave or we leave, because you're in their system too, we've got them in Nashville.
54:18
Kim: We've done it in Seattle, they're in LA, they're in here.
54:21
Kim: So, really, in like the grand scheme of things, they keep your medical.
54:26
Kim: So you can call them up in another city and they have what I get, what we get done in that other city.
54:32
Sam: So nice.
54:33
Sam: So nice, so easy.
54:34
Kim: Yep.
54:35
Kim: And they just started doing stem cell IV at home just this last few weeks because I've been looking around and I'm like, I don't feel like traveling right now.
54:44
Kim: I'm on a uh traveling hiatus.
54:47
Kim: So I then I don't want to go anywhere else.
54:50
Kim: And Levi, the head nurse that does the stem cells for Modwella, was like, no, Kim, we just got them in your area.
54:57
Kim: So really great.
54:59
Kim: They've helped me with my Lyme.
55:01
Kim: They've helped me with my parasites, they've helped me with my mold.
55:04
Kim: And I had it took me a minute to get my mind wrapped around the fact that like that's where they're from, but it's not a lab.
55:12
Kim: So that's the other thing you have to look at when you're doing stem cells is that they're a lot of them are in labs.
55:19
Kim: They're DNA structured around in a lab.
55:22
Kim: And so they're not always gonna do the same for you as getting them fresh or even frozen.
55:28
Kim: Frozen just means that you're losing some of them when they defrost.
55:32
Sam: Interesting.
55:33
Sam: Wow.
55:34
Sam: Thanks for that.
55:35
Sam: Crash course in stem cells.
55:38
Sam: Definitely, everyone, just wait to see what we have coming for you at the end of season two.
55:43
Sam: And then an incredible season three plan.
55:45
Sam: We're literally behind the scenes putting together all the details, like all of these special little things that are gonna be new.
55:51
Sam: So we can't wait to show you.
55:52
Sam: But we have fire, fire content information episodes coming for you to wrap up the season.
55:58
Sam: Very strong information that we took a lot of time to document for you guys, to take you along the journey to help educate and inform you, to ultimately be your own patient advocate, sovereign in your body, your health, and your life.
56:11
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56:12
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56:14
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56:15
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56:17
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56:19
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56:20
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56:26
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56:28
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56:30
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56:32
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56:34
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