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Exit the Old You: Biblical Healing, Mindset Mastery & AI Health Revolution w/ Rob Rene · King Dems Podcast | Growth Mindset, Leadership, AI and Business Insights

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Go to the doctor and the doctor says, oh, you have this, you
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it's transformation. The Kingdom's podcast, Your next
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breakthrough starts here. Music licencing reimagined we
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are live ladies and gentlemen, you once again welcome to the
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King James podcast and today I've got what be fighting out of
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Dallas TX Rob Exodus strong faith hero Renee how are you Rob
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this is this is a soldier of God.
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Amen. Hey man, I'm so excited to be
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here. I am excited, I'm pumped and of
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course I'm gassed beyond what gasoline can give you.
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You know, I need to be paying gas taxes right now because I am
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absolutely pumped for this one. So you once again welcome.
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And of course, the audience, guys, you're in for they, they
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only say you're in for a rude awakening.
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But what's, what's the opposite of rude?
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Amazing. You're in for, you're in for an
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amazing awakening. Let's let's let's go right to
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the introduction of the guests, right.
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So today's conversation is about transformation.
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It's real, it's roar and it's rooted in something deeper than
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quick fixes. And my guest started as a high
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level athlete, survived a near fatal accident, climbed to the
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corporate ladder, and then walked away from meat, all after
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uncovering what he believes is widespread deception in
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mainstream health. He didn't just pivot, he was
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reborn. Combining 2000 years of biblical
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healing wisdom with cutting edge signs like molecular, molecular,
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hydrogen and frequency medicine, he now helps people exit the old
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you physically, mentally and spiritually.
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This is Rob Renee of Exodus Strong, the voice behind the I
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am Pain Free movement. If you've ever felt betrayed by
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the system, stuck in pain, or disconnected from purpose, lean
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in that this episode could be the beginning of your own
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Exodus. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome
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Rob Renee. What a what a great intro.
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I super appreciate it. Well, well done.
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Yeah, this is going to be a lot of fun.
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Hopefully people are going to get a lot of value out of this
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conversation because I'm here to help people in a in a dramatic
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way. So let's do it.
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Yeah, you're, you're very much welcome.
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You are here to help people. You were born to help people.
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And there's something I love to tell people.
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Help me to help you. So that is why the best, best
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strategy in business is win, win.
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You know, if I win and you win, it means you're helping me.
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That's right. To help you.
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Let's let's, let's go back to the beginning, right?
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All right. Take us back to that accident in
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Utah. Like what happened and what was
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the emotional and spiritual fallout like for you?
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Yeah, that was a, a crazy experience just because I, I,
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you know, grew up as an athlete, right?
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I ended up being a, a runner that was kind of my specialty.
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I, I loved running. It was much better at running
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than any other sport and just God gave me his natural talent
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to run. But I also read a book that was
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important to taught me about nutrition, how nutrition really
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fuels the body. So I use that as a, as a tool by
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running that my, most of my competition was eating, you
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know, hot dogs and pizza. And I'm, I'm feeling my body
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correctly and I always had a good finish at the end.
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And it got me full ride running scholarship to Division One
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school. And I was on my way to be a
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professional runner. That's what I had thought.
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And I just won an international race where I beat the best
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runners from 5 different countries.
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And I was just super excited. I'm like, OK, I'm, I'm on my
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way. I wanted to make the US Olympic
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team, which is coming up in another year.
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And I was out on a train run in Utah's went really snowy and
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cold and, and the roads were covered with the with the snow
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and we're out on a 10 mile run. So we're bundled up and hat on
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and out running and all of a sudden my friend yells my name
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and I turn around and just see this truck coming and like had
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nothing. I couldn't, didn't have time to
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jump out of the way like my friend did.
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And I said, I'm going to get hit and going to get hit.
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And this truck hit me right in the hip and then threw me, you
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know, 36 feet and boom, I landed on my face and it knocked me
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out. I'm literally here on this earth
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for a reason, because I should have died that day.
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I had a clogged throat from the blood that while I was laying on
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the ground unconscious that my, my throat was clogged.
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So if it wasn't for my friend to save my life that day by
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unclogging my throat, I would have perished that particular
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day. And you know, we, we can Fast
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forward to two weeks ago and I'll tell you another crazy
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story, but back-to-back to this one.
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It was like, man, it's so devastating because that was my
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whole life, right? My life had been for 10 years.
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I was training to be a professional runner and boom,
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immediately that my life had changed.
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Running was no longer a, a, an option.
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And so that became really tough, really tough mentally,
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physically, spiritually, everything.
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I went through a really difficult period of time on what
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what am I supposed to do now? Thank goodness I had a brother
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who was a mentor of mine. I think you know, in business is
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so important to have mentors and and.
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Advisors and. Multiple advisors, right?
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And you, you know that so well, right And so, you know, I, I did
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that in my, my work of life. I'm like, OK, my, I had that
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mentor and my brother helped me understand that.
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I thank goodness I had a good education.
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So when I was, even though I was a good runner, I did well in
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school too. So I fell back on my schooling.
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I got into my college degree and I go on into the corporate
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world. And then I did what the
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corporate, you know what the world tells you to do, right?
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The world, the world tells you to go, go to college, go get a
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job at a large corporation. You know, this is back in my
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day, right? This is, this is back 1520 years
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ago. And it was like, OK, you need to
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have a, a wife and three children and you need to have a
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house with a white picket fence. And you know, you need to have a
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dog and you need to, you need to play video games, you need to
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watch sports. And that's what the world told
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me to do. And I was good at all of that,
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right? I was good at drinking.
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You know, I drink, drink often. And I partied with my friends
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and I, I was really successful at my corporate sales job, but
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it was just not very not fulfilling for a long time.
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I'm really sad that I did that for so long of my life that I,
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that I did what the world told me to do rather than what the
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Lord tells me to do. And then the pandemic hit and
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that's what just transitioned my entire life.
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So I call it the second truck that hit me because I had the
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same impact, right? That first truck was, was I was
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on my way to be a professor runner, right?
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Yeah. And that was a physical
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confrontation with A4 by 4 vehicle that almost ended my
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life. The second truck, it was the
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pandemic. And that reason why it was so
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impactful to my life was I'd lot, I'd been a corporate sales
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executive for a really long time.
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And when the pandemic hit, the I couldn't travel.
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I was in the middle of Oregon, which is not a big populated
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place. And they downsized the sales
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force and I was part of that downsizing.
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And I'm like, OK, yeah, I was a Portlander, right?
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I was actually over in Bend, OR at the time, which is in Central
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Oregon. Beautiful place to live and
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wonderful, wonderful place, but not there's not a lot of large
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corporations there that are need enterprise software, which is
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what my specialty was. So I'd lost my job and it was
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like, Oh my gosh, this is the first time in my life that I had
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had time to do research. And so I taught myself how to
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research. And when I one of those things I
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loved, I loved health, right, Being a runner when I was young
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and I was worried about my family.
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Like everybody was like, how do you stay healthy during this
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COVID arena? And I just started digging in a
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research and one, I remember the one doctor that really woke me
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up because this one doctor was getting vilified for trying to
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help people. He was recommending vitamin D to
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help people. And I'm like, OK, they're suing
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this doctor. You know, the government was
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suing this doctor for multiple billions of dollars with a beat.
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And I was like, Oh my gosh, that's a lot of money, right?
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What is going on? Why are they, Why are they?
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This guy must be horrible, right?
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So and then what vitamin DI thought vitamin D was like from
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the sun? Why?
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Why would that be bad? So I started researching vitamin
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D, you know, did all the research.
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I'm like, OK, vitamin D is like amazing.
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It's not not bad for you at all. So that can't be it.
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So then maybe this doctor is a really bad dude, right?
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What's what's in the closet? Why are they are they going
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after this doctor? And I want I did as much
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research as I could find. I couldn't find anything wrong
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with the doctor. He's a holistic practitioner.
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He's helping people for his entire life.
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And he's just he's talking about how vitamin D could potentially
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help you with with the COVID. So I'm like, why is that bad?
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And then I started saying, why would they vilify him?
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Why would they sue him? And then that's when I uncovered
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the craziness about our healthcare system is it's all
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about money and it's not about helping people at the at the
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base of it, it's all about greed and cash.
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And they wanted to shut this guy up because he was talking about
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a potential solution that might help people.
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And they wanted people to not do that.
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They wanted people to do take the shots and do the things and
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it became one of those those areas when I started
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researching, it was like really pissed me off, but like there.
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Were a lot of conspiracy theories around?
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Yeah, there were a lot, right. But what was fun for me is that
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research is like, OK, so I uncovered in the United States,
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our, our system was kind of taken over in the early 1900s
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and our, our, the Rockefellers did this report called the
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Flexner Report. And that Flexner report was they
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used it in a nefarious way to to vilify all the holistic
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practitioners and then they used it to create these medical
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schools that were only teaching pharmaceutical based medication.
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So and you couldn't get a job as a doctor at that time if you
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didn't go through their medical school.
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So you had to be, in order to practise medicine, you had to go
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through their medical schools and their their medical schools
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only taught medicine based upon the pharmaceutical drugs.
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Yeah. So what was that?
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I said Orthodox medicine. Yeah, so they, they would only
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only do pill based medicine, right.
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And it was medicine that they could patent.
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So that's why that's why they did it because they couldn't
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patent how natural health nutrients like you, the stuff
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that comes from the Bible, the stuff I'm so passionate about
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now is they you you couldn't patent that.
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So they took over the healthcare system in the United States and
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then, you know, now it's really evident, you know, people call
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it big Pharma and they call it all sorts of different things.
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I call it the, you know, the medical medical deception, you
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know, because it's just that they, they've really done a
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great job of really deceiving people and United States has
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spends more money on healthcare than any country in the world.
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And we have one of the we have one of the worst healthcare
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systems in the world, right? We are you look at all the
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statistics and we're like at the bottom of the barrel.
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So it's just obviously we're not doing it correctly and we're
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help. We're just it's all about the
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farm. And then I started understanding
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how pharmaceutical companies, they really control a lot of our
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world today. They control a lot of the media.
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They control a lot of the. You read my mind.
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You read my mind. I'm like the controlled
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narratives that that's what, that's the way I put it, the
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controlled narratives, right? But you know, a quick backtrack
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to your origin story. It reminds me of something we
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say a lot in my home country. I'm from Nigeria originally.
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I migrated to the United Kingdom, even London.
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We say God, sorry, man proposes, but God disposes.
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That's what we tend to say a lot in Nigeria.
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Shout out to the audience from Nigeria.
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They, they, they've contributed so much to this show.
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And of course, this show is, has consistently been amongst the
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top 200 shows on Apple podcasts in, in Nigeria.
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So we talk about the conflict, the beliefs, the awakening,
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right? You have had a deep dive into
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medical and pharmaceutical systems.
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So what would you say that deep dive, that deep research has
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revealed and why has it ignited your mission that you are on
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today? Awesome question.
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Literally to me, I saw the deception and I saw the
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corruption that people are hiding things that are amazing
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for people. And so like that doctor, the
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first ones like they're, they're trying to shut him up to talk
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about vitamin D. So then I started looking at all
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different types of of solutions of like how can we help people,
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right? I initially wanted to just help
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my family, like I'm going to go create some solutions just going
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to help my family. And so I started looking at that
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solution to help my family. And one of the things that I was
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going to create some supplements.
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That was my first thought. I was going to go find these
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natural solutions that help people.
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But then I got introduced to this gentleman who's working on
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frequencies and then I started, he had these little skin patches
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that had frequencies on them that you'd apply to your body.
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And I'm like. Frequency patches.
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I have some of those. Yeah, you literally, we were
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talking before the show. You showed me some of those
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likes, but they're so weird. I'm like, OK, you're going to to
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put a patch, a sticker on your body.
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It's going to help you. I had no clue about how the body
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was made-up of energy. So I started doing.
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I started doing researching, Yeah, this biohack, you know,
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it's like, Oh my gosh, the body is amazing.
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It's literally made-up of energy and, and even down to the
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cellular level, our, our body cells interact with each other
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via vibration and those vibrations give off a frequency.
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I'm like, oh, wow, I didn't know that.
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I didn't. I thought frequency is a weird
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word, right? I'm like, what the heck is a
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frequency? But you know, frequencies aren't
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weird. There is cell phone you use uses
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a frequency. The radio you listen to, or at
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least back in my day, we'd have an actual radio, right?
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And then, you know, just sound and colour.
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Those are frequencies. And so I'm not like, OK, so
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frequencies aren't weird. And then I fit, found out, did
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research on Doctor Emoto. Have you ever heard of Doctor
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Emoto? He's done some, he's done some
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really cool experiments in, he's a Japanese doctor and he did
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this, created this book called The Hidden Messages in Water,
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and he did these. Experiments and research on his.
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It's so cool then. There there's some fun stuff
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that you can you can research on him.
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He did his whole body of work on how external components have a
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physical impact on something else.
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Like he did these water experiments, these beautiful
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water crystal on this picture. Do you How do you spell the
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name? Because the name sounds familiar
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to me, E. EMOTO Masir Amoto Masuru Amoto
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Dr. Yeah, I think I've heard of him.
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And he's cool. He and one of the one of the
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experiments I like the best is his rice experiment.
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So he did this rice experiment for 30 days.
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He had these three jars of rice. And in the jars of rice, he had
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the same amount of water and the same amount of rice.
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And then he did this experiment where he would tell one jar of
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rice that he would love, I love you.
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I love this jar of rice. And the second one, he'd say, I
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hate you. He would swear at it.
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He'd get mad at this second jar of rice.
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And then the third jar he would ignore, right?
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And so he literally did this for 30 straight days.
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And at the end of 30 days, you see the the three different
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specimens, It's amazing. The one that he shared love for
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and cared for. It was white and it looked like,
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you know, looked like murky rice water.
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Whereas the one that he swore at and had bad intentions towards
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was disgustingly mouldy. It was just like what?
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And then you, the one that he ignored was almost as bad as the
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one that he was, was swearing at.
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And so it's crazy. And then I, I thought, oh, come
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on, that's can't happen. But then you go on YouTube and
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you see his experiments and people have replicated that
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experiment over and over and over.
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So it's something that that was the first time in my life I
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understood that with that external emotions and external
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things can have a physical impact on something else.
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And that was amazing to me. I'm like what that I didn't
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understand either. So then when I learned how
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important frequencies are and that you can have, you know,
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physical changes in external things and learning how the mind
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works and and how this mind body spirit connection is so
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important. That was really eye opening to
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me. So we created a company called
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QE strong that we have these skin patches, these little
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little patches, right, that have a frequency on them and they
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help you with different problems.
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So we have a a relief patch that helps you when you're you're
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having your back hurts and that type of thing.
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And then we have a energy 1. You know, we have all different
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types of solutions. But what got me so interested in
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now is like, Oh my gosh. My body spirit thing is so
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important. And after that, that second
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accident with the with COVID, the second truck wasn't really
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an accident, but that second truck that hit me, I really
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started my faith journey. I've been a Christian my entire
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life, but I'd never really done much with it.
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I'd, I'd go to church on Sunday and I enjoyed the service, but
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then I didn't think about church.
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You know, as soon as the door hit me in the butt, you know, I
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would leave. I wouldn't think about church
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the the entire time until next Sunday, but what I started to do
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was read the Bible every day. What is so I?
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I need to develop this approved. Yeah, Oh my gosh, I started
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developing this amazing relationship with God.
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I was like, I'd be instead of having a religion, I have a
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relationship now and this relationship is so powerful that
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I something I want everybody to understand that they can have
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that because that amazing. That's something that you just,
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it's indescribable, the feeling you have when you have a
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relationship with God and when you you have that.
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I started listening to him and asking him what he wants me to
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do. And literally he's directing my
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path, which is so incredibly amazing.
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And he's helping me help people. That's what he has me on this
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mission on Earth is to do is, is, you know, he wants me to
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help the world. And so I'm creating solutions.
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They're helping people. I did research on, on the Bible
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and there's like all these different herbs and superfoods
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in the Bible. I'm like praying to the Lord's
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like help me find a solution that no one's ever created that
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I can take to the world. And you know, I couldn't find
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anything. I found some amazing herbs and
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superfoods. There's there's a if someone
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wants to do some fun research, There's a, a balm of Gilead in
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the Bible that's mentioned. That's a healing balm.
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And you know, man, if I could find the bomb of Gilead, you
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know it would be, it would be the most amazing thing ever,
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right? Anybody has any problems, I'd go
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slap some some Bomb of Gilead on them.
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They'd be. The bomb of Gilead I I use the
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tiger bomb you know from. I'm looking for that I hope I'm
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the first person that finds it but anyway I did find some
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amazing herbs and superfoods in the Bible and but I couldn't
22:13
find the right combination. But what the Lord is so good.
22:15
He led me to this practitioner who is working had molecular
22:19
hydrogen component that it's a capsule.
22:21
When you stick it in your body, your body creates hydrogen.
22:25
And when I started researching the health benefits of of
22:29
hydrogen in the body, we took the seven best biblical herbs
22:33
that I had been doing research on and combined it with the
22:37
molecular hydrogen component to create this product called
22:40
Exodus, right? So it's wow.
22:42
So sorry to interrupt you you you mentioned 7 biblical herbs.
22:47
I'm very curious to know what those 7 herbs are.
22:51
Yeah, so that's so important because they they really give
22:54
you the things that your body's lacking.
22:56
So the first two are or organic barley grass and organic wheat
23:00
grass. Those are two components that
23:03
people did give you nutrients. So most people these days are
23:06
our food is our food supply is messed up and make people are
23:10
eating out all the time and they're not fueling their body
23:13
well. So organic barley grass and
23:16
wheat grass give you the nutrients instead of drinking a
23:18
green shake every day, grinding up all these things, you can
23:21
just use the capsule that we've created with barley grass and
23:24
wheat grass. Those are the 1st 2:00.
23:25
Then saffron is the most expensive element on earth.
23:28
It's more expensive than gold, but saffron has a lot of health
23:32
benefits and the one of them is stress relief.
23:35
So a lot of people who are have anxiety and stress, you can use
23:40
this saffron that's part of our product and just you feel good,
23:44
you feel good, you don't feel anxious.
23:47
It really is a nice benefit. And then it goes on to the other
23:52
aloe. Aloe is got hundreds of health
23:55
benefits, lot of gut health Vera.
23:58
Yeah. So it's got aloe Vera in in.
24:00
Yeah. It's a leaf actually.
24:02
Which is where the. Where the health?
24:04
That has a cream, the the IT has like, I don't know, it's a
24:09
watercolour cream in it. That's right.
24:13
You look at the actual leaf itself.
24:14
It's green. Yeah, it's green.
24:16
And you open it up and then it's got that.
24:19
You know that. I don't know what to call it the
24:21
juice. Mixer yeah, I don't know what
24:23
yeah, exactly. And you can apply that topically
24:25
to things, but we've we've taken that and put it in A to a
24:29
capsule. So you get, I know it's really
24:31
good for your stomach, really good for your health in in your
24:35
gut health. So that's the that's the 4th 1.
24:39
So organic barley grass, organic wheat grass, saffron aloe.
24:43
And then I have cumin. Cumin is really a good for
24:46
inflammation. So it supports the inflammation
24:49
within the body with my podcast called I am Pain free.
24:53
Our podcast, I talk a lot to holistic practitioners and they
24:57
they've mentioned that the your health starts in your gut.
25:00
So and inflammation is the source of all disease.
25:03
So our product acumen is really good for that.
25:06
But then also the last two are frankincense and myrrh, right?
25:11
And meet people that have heard those terms mainly be from, from
25:15
the Bible. Those are the two of the herbs
25:18
that were gifts that were given to baby Jesus in the Bible.
25:21
But when you look at them from a from a health perspective, they
25:25
also complement the cumin, so they help with the inflammation
25:30
reduction as well. So you combine, then you look at
25:33
molecular hydrogen and what it does for people and you add
25:37
those 7 biblical ingredients and they all enhance the
25:41
effectiveness of what molecular hydrogen does.
25:44
And that's, that's what I found so fascinating was molecular
25:47
hydrogen. It's like, holy smokes, Hydrogen
25:49
is like the base element that God made on this earth.
25:53
I think it's the smallest element.
25:54
You look at the periodic table, which if you go back.
25:56
To hydrogen, hydrogen, lithium, berolium, boron, carbon,
26:02
nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, neon, sodium, potassium and
26:06
calcium. Yeah.
26:09
That's amazing that's amazing so that hydrogen right is is a
26:12
really important element. The cool thing there's been
26:15
thousands of scientific research done on hydrogen and So what we
26:22
our capsules do is it you put it into your body and when it
26:25
interacts, it's a magnesium complex.
26:27
So when it interacts with your stomach, your the fluid creates
26:33
molecular hydrogen. So it's a patented component
26:35
that is super cool. And so when your body
26:39
assimilates that molecular hydrogen, it creates these
26:42
little micro nail bubbles inside your bloodstream and it connects
26:45
to the free radicals, which in the bloodstream free radicals
26:48
are bad. Those are the things you want to
26:50
get rid of. Those are cells that are dying
26:52
and, or just bad cells that shouldn't be there and it gets
26:55
rid of them. So that's super cool.
26:57
It's kind of like the garbage, you know, man, he gets rid of
27:00
the bad stuff in your bloodstream.
27:01
But then your mitochondrial process, which is the energy
27:05
system within your body. The mitochondrial is what your,
27:09
how your body produces energy. And so the hydrogen also helps
27:14
the mitochondrial process work better.
27:17
So it helps get rid of the bad and helps the good do better.
27:20
So it's like really, really healthy for you.
27:23
And so you combine those 7 biblical herbs that give you
27:26
energy for the day, give you the nutrients you need, and then you
27:29
combine it with reducing, you know, maybe some inflammation
27:33
and, and helping with the stress response that this, this
27:37
product. And then you add what molecular
27:39
hydrogen does in the body. And there's really no other
27:42
product on earth like this product.
27:44
It's a phenomenal we have this mind body spirit connection that
27:49
we think is very, very important.
27:51
And remember, because I was doing all that research on
27:53
frequency medicine and how important your mind is.
27:57
And then obviously now my relationship with God.
28:00
I really believe in this there there's a spirit element to our
28:03
world. The mind, body spirit thing that
28:05
a lot of people talk about is, is real in my mind.
28:08
And we, we create a prayer guide that goes with every single
28:11
product. And that it's really because we
28:13
want you to, to state the intention we want.
28:16
And a lot of people in the business world, you can, you can
28:19
use your mind and you can, you can say, I'm going to verbally
28:22
talk about my intention. I'm going to create a business
28:25
that does XY and Z. And if you state those
28:28
intentions and you write your permission down, there's really
28:31
a lot of power in that, and a lot of.
28:33
Understand that. Right, Yeah, you can manifest
28:35
it. But with what I do is I create
28:38
this intention that is you're going to verbalise with your
28:41
mouth. And then we have a Bible verse,
28:43
right, That that's related to health and then we want you to
28:46
actually say a prayer. So you're combining your
28:49
intention, the Bible verse and the prayer together.
28:51
And that that combination really.
28:53
And the Bible tells us there's power in the tongue, so you need
28:57
to verbalise it out loud, right? And so if you verbalise it out
29:00
loud, you have the right intentions and your mind is
29:03
saying I am going to be healed. I am going to be, well, you're,
29:07
you can actually make that happen because your mind is so
29:10
powerful. It can literally have an effect.
29:12
Your mind, it can without any drugs, it can have an physical
29:15
effect on your body. So we combine the power of your
29:19
mind, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the power of the the
29:23
capsule inside your body to help you with your health.
29:26
And it's really the first company I've ever seen that's
29:28
doing doing that. And it's having a dramatic
29:30
effect on people. The people who are using our
29:32
product love it. It's really helping them in a
29:34
dramatic way. I had a, a heart condition
29:37
called bradycardia there. My heart was just beating really
29:40
slow. And it had been for decades.
29:42
So my heart rate was in the 30s, which is really, really low.
29:47
And so I in the afternoon, I would always have to take a nap.
29:51
And it really made me mad. So I'm like, come on, you know,
29:53
I don't, I shouldn't have to take a nap because I got tired.
29:56
I did. My body just didn't have enough
29:58
oxygen. So I used Exodus and all of a
30:01
sudden I have this natural energy that I don't need that I
30:05
used to have to go get an extra, an extra four shot latte.
30:08
You know, I loved lattes. I'd take one in the morning and
30:12
in the afternoon about 2:00 if I didn't have my latte I would
30:15
take. I would have to take a nap.
30:17
But yes, I instead. Of.
30:19
Caffeinate myself right? Just get all the caffeine and
30:22
then later on in the evening, I would crash because I had all
30:26
this caffeine. But now that I take Exodus, this
30:29
is these capsules are just so amazing because it just it gives
30:32
me those nutrients that I mentioned and then clears out my
30:36
my bloodstream and gives me this natural energy that I don't feel
30:40
tired. It's just so cool.
30:42
It's just I get this nice sustained energy.
30:44
I don't get this high and low and I never get this drop in
30:47
energy. So it's just really fun to to
30:50
talk to people about health and say, Hey, I, I want to help you
30:53
not only with being successful and whatever you're trying to
30:56
accomplish, right? Because you need to be healthy
30:59
in order to do whatever you're doing.
31:01
Yeah, if you don't have your health, you can't do your, you
31:04
can't do your job, right. If you are in business and you
31:07
have a mission to grind and to execute right you you need.
31:11
Yeah. Yeah, literally if in order to
31:17
do that, you need to be well. And so that's my mission, right.
31:21
You're, you're on the, the outer and I'm on the beginning.
31:23
And I'm saying, Hey, you got to take care of your body, right?
31:26
Take care of your body. Let's get your body healthy.
31:29
And then guess what? Then when your body's healthy,
31:32
you can go make an impact on this world, right?
31:34
And then I want to help people with their faith.
31:36
If they're interested, right? Or let you know you're going to
31:38
go help them with their business.
31:39
I'm going to help them with their faith.
31:41
You're helping with their business.
31:42
Collaboration. We're going to we're going to
31:44
grind and execute together, right?
31:46
We're going to we're going to help people holistically from
31:49
from beginning to end. So that that's my mission is I
31:52
believe that honestly to God, I believe that he has me on this
31:57
earth for a reason. 2 weeks ago is a perfect, perfect example of
32:02
that. So if you want, I can go into
32:04
that, that story, but that that's.
32:07
Definitely that there is a reason for the season.
32:10
There's a reason for the season, but I'm, I'm gonna, I'm gonna
32:13
hold back on that because we need you to explain something
32:17
burning for the audience, right? I need you to explain your
32:23
concept of exit. The old you.
32:27
What does that look like in a person's life?
32:30
Right? And of course, you talk about
32:32
the mind, body and soul connection.
32:35
So how to you exit the old you and yeah.
32:41
All of all of us, Just. Like you.
32:43
Yeah, no, I appreciate that. Yeah, it's simple, right?
32:46
Literally, it's because you can exit the old you by making a
32:50
difference and making a change. And that change can be as simple
32:53
as realisation that, Hey, I do need to make a change.
32:57
I or I just not happy with the way things are going.
33:00
And guess what, you're, you're. But God made you an incredible
33:05
body. In fact, if you have, if you
33:07
woke up today and you have breath in your lungs, guess
33:09
what? God has a plan for your life.
33:11
So you need to make an impact on this world because he has a plan
33:16
for you. Just realise that he does have a
33:18
plan for you. So then you're like, OK, if he
33:19
has a plan for me, what is my plan?
33:21
And then you start trying to find out what that plan is.
33:23
But do if you, if you're not well healthy, then you're not
33:27
going to have the mind that's going to be effective to do what
33:31
you need to do. And you're, you're going to sit
33:33
on the couch, you're going to Netflix all day and you're not
33:36
going to do anything right. Couch potatoes.
33:39
Yeah, it's exactly, it's just, but if you, if you realise that
33:43
you have a mission, that God has given you a mission and you're
33:46
like, you don't know what your mission is, let's go start
33:49
trying to find that. But guess what?
33:50
Let's start getting your body healthy so that then you can
33:54
exit that old you and into the new you.
33:56
And when you enter into the new you, it's absolutely phenomenal
34:00
because you have more energy, you start feeling better and you
34:04
start looking for your mission and your, your passion.
34:07
And then when you find that passion, you've exited the old
34:11
you and you have a you have a mission to go impact the world
34:14
for good, right? We can do, we can make such a
34:16
huge difference in this world, every single one of us, if we
34:19
just work on it and we look at, we try to find our passion.
34:23
And hey, maybe maybe your, you know, is to go create this
34:27
amazing podcast that's going to be the top 1% of of podcast in
34:32
in your. Category of the year.
34:36
Yeah, that's what. That's amazing.
34:37
Global top 3%. And yeah, we're heading for that
34:41
top 1% before the end of 2025. And of course, I am manifesting
34:45
it here, right here with you. We are on the exodus to global
34:50
top 1%. And of course, Speaking of
34:52
missions, right? When when God gives you a
34:55
mission, he will give you a provision to actualize that
34:58
mission. Wow.
35:01
And you know, Speaking of a mission, right?
35:03
Are you actually had a new provision 2 weeks ago?
35:09
Let's talk about that provision. That's right all right, so let's
35:12
this this set this up a little bit is like this is important
35:16
because I mentioned brave that bradycardia condition earlier
35:19
that bradycardia, you know, in your heart you have this upper
35:21
chamber and you have a bottom chamber and the upper chamber is
35:24
where your heart additionally start the beat starts from my
35:28
heart was fluttering so much that it never did the first
35:31
beat. So there's a backup system in
35:33
your heart that my body body was using.
35:36
So my body was using the backup and the backup is really slow.
35:39
And but I operated that for a very long time and like 20 years
35:44
or so. I operated that way.
35:46
I remember when the doctor told me 20 years ago, So you can get
35:49
a pacemaker now or you can just continue to live the way God,
35:52
God made you. And down the road you can maybe
35:55
look at something. So I didn't, I forgot about
35:57
that. I literally had forgotten about
35:58
it. So recently I went to go get a,
36:01
a doctor, went to a doctor's visit and they just to get my
36:04
blood work done. See how am, how am I doing with
36:06
me? My supplements that I'm taking,
36:08
Is that going to help me? And they're like, Oh my gosh,
36:10
your heart rate is so low. Like, yeah, it's in the 30s.
36:14
And they're like, well, I don't, there's something wrong.
36:17
And so they did an EKG on my heart and they were freaking out
36:20
about my heart. And they like, you need to go
36:22
see a cardiologist. I'm like, man, I I remember
36:24
like. Speaking of heart rates.
36:26
This happened. I'm checking my resting heart
36:29
rate. What was your resting heart
36:31
rate? Yeah, it was in the low 30s,
36:33
like 32 was my my heart rate. So it was really low.
36:37
No ways. Yeah, she was freaking.
36:40
Out. OK, now, now, now I'm afraid to
36:42
call the I'm afraid to call me because it's more than double of
36:46
of 30. So let's see.
36:48
Yeah, double of 35. So do the math, yeah.
36:51
Exactly. So it's like.
36:53
Yeah, I'm on 70, yes, 70 right now.
36:55
Most people are like that, right?
36:57
What that's what your body's doing.
36:58
So mine was just operating really low.
37:00
That's why I got that tired in the afternoon and there you go
37:03
there you go. I love it.
37:05
But the the crazy thing about this is you know, that doctor
37:09
told me this is a year ago. The doctor told me you should
37:11
went through all these tests. The cardiologist says you need a
37:14
pacemaker. You're you're an anomaly, but
37:16
you should get a pacemaker. And I'm like, yeah, I was like,
37:19
I'm going to try this naturally. So for a year, I spent thousands
37:22
of dollars on different holistic treatments and, and, and
37:26
supplements and trying to figure out a way to fix that upper
37:28
Chamber of my heart so it would start beating.
37:31
And then, you know, the story is a little long.
37:35
I apologise, but this is, it's important because it's, it's a
37:37
miracle. It literally is a miracle.
37:39
I got, I, I got cancer diagnosed seven months ago.
37:44
So after I tried to start fixing my, my heart, I got this cancer
37:48
diagnosis called Melanoma. And, and I was like, they said I
37:52
need to go get a removed. So I went to the surgeon.
37:56
He says, OK, in order to remove it, you need, we need to do
37:58
surgery. So they do an EKG on my heart
38:00
and they're like, we can't do surgery on you.
38:02
Your heart's not beating, you know, it's too slow.
38:05
If we put you under sedation, your heart's going to fail.
38:08
So we can't, we can't do surgery.
38:11
So I'm like, oh, well, crap. So they sent me to another
38:13
cardiologist, second cardiologist right in the, in
38:16
the last year, He says you need to get a pacemaker.
38:19
I'm like, ah, I don't want to do a pacemaker.
38:22
And so I continue to try to do it on my own.
38:24
My cancer spread and now I've got stage 3 three cancer, which
38:29
is very dangerous. Melanoma is really, really a
38:32
dangerous cancer because it can spread really, really quickly
38:36
and you I I could be gone. A lot of people after it
38:39
spreads, they only have a few months to live.
38:41
Yeah, I'm already 7-8 months into this.
38:43
I'm going to win this battle. I know it because.
38:45
God. God has a plan.
38:46
For me, but the crazy thing about this is I said no even
38:50
after that, that second one. And they did, they end up doing
38:53
surgery on my ankle to get my original Melanoma spot removed.
38:56
And that went OK. But then I started talking to my
38:59
oncologist about this problem on my, in my groyne.
39:02
I've got a tumour and he's like, yeah, we might have to do
39:05
surgery on that. And the only way we're going to
39:07
do surgery is if your, your heart's better.
39:10
So I had to go to 1/3 cardiologist and the third
39:12
cardiologist says I need a pacemaker.
39:14
So finally I said OK, OK, OK, I'm going to go.
39:17
Get my pacemaker. So I go get my pacemaker, I'm
39:20
laying on the the surgeon's table and lo and behold, when
39:26
they hooked me all up my my backup, what had failed and my
39:31
bottom Chamber of my heart was only thing that was beating and
39:34
the bottom Chamber of her heart was really, really slow.
39:36
So my heart rate was 28 when I went into the surgery and on the
39:42
on the table, my heart failed. So I'm literally my lifespan had
39:48
gone from, you know, my entire life to sitting, not laying on
39:52
that table and my heart finally gave out.
39:55
But what a miracle that I'm laying in an operating table
40:00
with heart specialist that we're going to insert a pacemaker for
40:05
me to get my heart beating more often.
40:08
So they had a rush, a temporary one into my heart so my heart
40:11
could even beat while they were trying to do the rest of the
40:15
surgery. So then they did end up doing
40:17
the surgery and they got my heart working again.
40:20
And then? They backed off the pacemaker so
40:24
it would try to get my heart to beat again and my heart wouldn't
40:27
beat. So if it wasn't, if it wasn't
40:29
for the pacemaker that's literally inside my body now, I
40:32
would be be dead. So I think it, I mean, my, my
40:36
opinion, I'm a Melanoma miracle. I've never would have gotten my
40:41
heart fixed if I would not have gotten Melanoma.
40:45
And so I would have continued to go on this path to just, I'm
40:47
going to try to, I'm going to try to fix my heart naturally.
40:52
And I would have, I would have died.
40:53
My heart, my heart literally stopped.
40:55
And the only reason I went to get it fixed was because of my
40:58
Melanoma diagnosis. So in my opinion, God saved my
41:02
life by me getting a diagnosis of cancer.
41:06
And I went to, you know, now I have a, a new lease on life.
41:10
I know, I know God has me here for a reason.
41:14
There's no way that he saved, he saved me.
41:17
I could have easily been, you know, I'm getting an upgrade.
41:19
If I die, I'm getting an upgrade, right?
41:21
I'm going to heaven. It's going to be amazing.
41:23
But you know, he said, no, you're not done.
41:26
And so he has a mission for me here on earth.
41:30
And so I'm passionate about that mission and I'm really going to
41:32
help people with their health. I'm really going to help people
41:35
with their faith. So I'm building this
41:36
organisation that that is is amazing.
41:39
We have lots of resources and free resources for people to
41:42
find information about biohacking.
41:44
If you you want to understand how to make your body better,
41:47
I'm going to give you all these resources that are ridiculously
41:50
cool that are going to help you understand how to use red light
41:54
therapy, how to use all these tools to make your, you know, do
41:56
cold plunging. Why do you do cold plunge?
41:58
I just did a cold plunge, you know, two hours ago, right?
42:01
It's so, so amazing for your health.
42:04
So all these things, I'm the cold.
42:05
Plunging. It's it's a scary proposition.
42:10
Very, very scary. It is.
42:13
I think the the closest I've had to call plunging is like
42:17
alternating hot and like extreme cold water in the winter months,
42:23
right? You start, yeah, sort of feels
42:25
like cold plunging. Of course, when you you have
42:28
that warm bath in winter months and you know, the water coming
42:33
from the tap is like ice cold. I think there is some sort of
42:37
health benefits to it, but I don't know, I'm not a doctor,
42:41
I'm not a medical practitioner, right?
42:43
I guess we, we can pack that for, for, for later.
42:46
But you know, Speaking of the organisation of the
42:48
organisation, right? That's a, that there's a lot of
42:52
censorship when it comes to natural health remedy, right?
42:57
And it's actually a recurring theme in your own body of work.
43:01
Who would you say is behind it? Why does it happen?
43:04
And of course, how does it affect everyday people trying to
43:07
achieve Wellness? That's what I'm so excited about
43:11
now and the, the at least in the United States, finally we have
43:14
this Make America Healthy Again initiative, right.
43:17
We've gotten people into into the White House who are are
43:20
really invested in trying to help people.
43:23
So the big pharma thing is never going to go away because.
43:26
My God, make America great again.
43:27
Yeah. You're right, right, but the
43:30
Maha one right. So Make America Healthy Again
43:33
is, is an important initiative because people are making
43:37
changes finally, but so the censorship isn't quite as bad as
43:41
it used to be, but it's still there.
43:43
So I just, I want to create these resources that people just
43:46
go find information, right about what if you want to go learn
43:49
what, what are the benefits of Co plunging?
43:51
Right? When, why would, why is that
43:53
help you? That's going to be, there's
43:54
going to be a Co plunge section within my site.
43:57
He's like, Oh yeah, here it is. Here's the Co plunging.
43:59
Here's how you, you know, here's how people recommend.
44:01
It's not me recommending. It's like, here's how the these
44:03
amazing practitioners are recommending you do it.
44:06
And here's the benefits you're going to get for doing it.
44:09
But the kids are quite expensive that that drum.
44:13
I don't know, it's quite expensive.
44:14
I don't think it's it's easily accessible or affordable to the
44:19
everyday person. So I just tried to do my own
44:22
improvisation. No, that's you know what, you
44:25
know, it's so perfect is I love that because I like to tell
44:27
people that there's five things you can do for free, right?
44:30
They can just just start there. If you do these five things and
44:34
you, you do, you're going to start your help journey and
44:37
they're free. So do at least these.
44:39
And then when you do these five things and you start doing it
44:41
consistently, you're going to be you're going to be hooked
44:44
because you're going to start saying this is working.
44:46
This is amazing. It's like they're simple.
44:48
So let me run through them real quick.
44:49
One is, is just hydration, right?
44:51
Just getting the right button. Amount of water you need every
44:55
day, right? You need.
44:58
Exactly you, you need double, you know, if you're, I weigh
45:02
about 200 lbs, so I need about 100 ounces of water, right?
45:05
So half an ounce for everybody kind of body weight you are.
45:09
So just get that hydration super important.
45:11
Your body is made-up of 60% water.
45:13
Get enough water and try to do filtered water, right.
45:16
The the tap water is horrible, at least in the United States,
45:19
right? There's there's fluorination in
45:21
it and there's all sorts of crap inside your water.
45:24
So get good water like you have a bottle that's filtered
45:27
hopefully and then. Hopefully.
45:30
Keywords, that's a key one. And then the second one is Sun,
45:37
right, that vitamin D discussion, remember we talked.
45:40
About that. Get outside in the 1st 40I.
45:43
Come from a country we had summer all year long.
45:46
So I I love my son. I'm sorry.
45:48
Exactly it's very, very important for your skin right
45:51
there. You get the vitamin D in your
45:53
body and it really, you know, charges your body.
45:57
It's it's phenomenal. So that one's free, right?
45:59
You can go out and get that that fresh for the 1st 45 minutes of
46:02
the day. It's called blue light and that
46:03
blue light is very helpful. There's no UV rays.
46:06
It's just very, very good light for you.
46:09
And then I like to, when I go out and do my, my, my morning
46:13
sun, I like to combine it with the other two that the other one
46:16
is grounding. You take your socks and shoes
46:18
off and get your feet on God's given earth, right?
46:21
And that grounding is really, really important.
46:24
It discharges the negative energy in your body and
46:26
recharges it with good energy. And it's, it's phenomenal.
46:29
It really works. I, my wife used to give me such
46:32
a hard time because I hate it. I, I have really sensitive feet,
46:35
so I didn't like to take off my shoes, right?
46:37
I always wanted to have my shoes on.
46:38
And then I started researching the benefits of grounding.
46:41
I'm like, oh crap, I got to go do this.
46:44
I can tell you a $5000 grounding mat and you can put it in your
46:47
office and you can put your feet on that grounding mat and it
46:50
will do the same thing. Why not why not just do it for
46:53
free? Go outside your feet on God's
46:56
given earth and it's going to do the same exact effect.
46:59
So so do that right? It's free.
47:01
And then the the 4th 1 is just breathing techniques, right?
47:05
There's breathing techniques that you can do with like you
47:07
said. I, I would, I mentioned earlier,
47:09
God gave you this breath, right? He that's literally the first
47:12
thing he did to man is he breathed his breath into into
47:16
Adam. That was the first human that he
47:18
ever created. And so we have this breath from
47:21
God. And if you you got and if you
47:24
can do these breathing techniques, there's a specific
47:27
way you can do it, like 7 or 8 minutes long and you breathe.
47:31
Breath work is actually very important.
47:33
I have an episode on this podcast.
47:36
Yeah, OK. Speaking about breath working
47:38
stretches. It's perfect.
47:40
With Cindy Hernandez. Yeah, that's awesome.
47:43
So people go. Wim Hof is a very, very popular
47:46
person who's who's got these things.
47:48
They're just free. You can go research Wim Hof
47:51
WIMHOFF, and he's got these techniques that are simple.
47:55
You just do that for 7 minutes and it will extend your life for
47:59
seven years. So why not add another seven
48:01
years to your life, right? And all you're doing is
48:03
breathing like, you know, can you breathe, right?
48:07
Everybody listen to this can breathe.
48:08
It's just so if you do this structured way, it just gets all
48:12
this oxygen inside your body. And it was like, what?
48:15
That's amazing since it's free. So there's four of them.
48:18
And then the fifth one, it just just starts putting the right
48:21
nutrients into your body, right. If you get the right nutrients
48:24
in the body, God made his body so incredibly cool that if you
48:28
give it the right nutrients, it will start healing itself.
48:31
And so just start being conscious and try to get closer
48:35
to the farm as possible. Get the Whole Foods and eat real
48:39
foods from from the farm as close as you can get.
48:43
Yeah, don't eat all this processed food, this ultra
48:45
processed food. This is bad for us.
48:47
And it's doesn't give you the nutrients you need.
48:50
So anyway, that's my five thing man.
48:52
Everybody can do those, right? Just start watching the the
48:56
nutrients you eat. Get veg, fruit and vegetables
48:59
and mainly, you know, vegetables and the the things that have
49:02
nutrients or, you know, just just use Exodus, right?
49:05
Exodus is going to give you a lot of the.
49:07
Nutrients you need right? You can do that well, Exodus
49:11
will take you to the Genesis and lead you to the Revelation the.
49:16
Old you right? Leading to the revelation of
49:20
your health journey. That's right.
49:22
Is he allergic to the promised land?
49:24
Right. That's the whole idea.
49:27
Out of Egypt, into the promised land.
49:30
Whoa, you. There.
49:32
What I have a quick question. I have a quick question though,
49:34
like you lot, you lot medical practitioners alternative.
49:40
When I say medicine practitioners as well, I, I'm so
49:43
sorry, no disrespect, but I, I feel like you lot don't place
49:50
enough emphasis on exercise. You know, right, In terms of
49:56
wholesome health and Wellness, you place a lot of emphasis on
50:01
diet and nutrition. But I'd love for you to touch on
50:05
the ultra important role of exercise.
50:08
And of course you've been an ex athlete.
50:10
I think that should be very important to you.
50:13
It's very, very, very important to be honest.
50:15
So I like I, I actually should say that.
50:17
I guess I'd just start saying that a 6th 1 because my my my
50:22
fifth one used to be walking right because that and maybe I
50:25
just need to transaction that in as please.
50:28
Please bring it The Sixth Sense so so that we can get to 7th
50:32
heaven. Yeah, I need to have seven,
50:34
right? I got to find 2.
50:35
I got to find two more. So I guess I already found the
50:38
6th. So here the 6th is definitely
50:40
walking, right? Walking is so.
50:41
You know. You know the 7th 1.
50:43
You know the 7th 1. I'm in what is it?
50:45
What's my 7th 1? It's money, It's money.
50:49
There you go. But that's not free.
50:52
You got to handle that, right? But you can manifest it, right?
50:58
Yeah, well, you have money, you're happy, don't worry.
51:02
You do those first six things and then you're going to be able
51:04
to make money. And if you don't do those first
51:06
six, then you're you're. Why leave seven extra years
51:10
where you cannot spend 7 extra millions?
51:14
That's right, that's right. I love it so, but yeah, you
51:17
know, I, I 100% agree that exercise is very, very, very
51:20
important to your health. And, and I'm, I used to be a
51:23
runner, right? And I used to hate when people
51:24
called me a jogger because I'm like, I'm not a freaking jogger.
51:27
I'm a runner, right? But now I'm a Walker, you know,
51:30
it's even worse. Dirty Walker.
51:34
Exactly a dirty Walker, but walking is so healthy because
51:37
this literally gets your entire body moving and it's something
51:40
everybody can do, right? Everybody can do.
51:42
So you could combine the the sun you get in the morning, you
51:46
could combine the grounding, you could buy the breath work and
51:49
you could combine walking as as that.
51:51
And there you go. You got 4 things you're doing
51:53
all at once. So you don't have doesn't have
51:55
to take you 2 hours to do your your routine.
51:57
You can do it in a short half hour.
52:00
You get your walking in, you get the breathing techniques done,
52:03
you get some sun on your body, you ground your feet for five to
52:05
1015 minutes. Whatever you, whatever you can
52:08
do and your health is going to transform.
52:10
I promise you. It's amazing what you're going
52:13
to see when you do that and do it consistently.
52:15
And people are going to start saying that this guy is not
52:19
crazy. He knows what he knows what he's
52:21
talking about. It's not me.
52:22
It's like I've learned this from all these holistic practitioners
52:25
I'm working with. It's like every single one of
52:28
them. I, if I would ask them, are
52:29
these six things important to you?
52:31
And they, every single one of them is going to say, yes, yes,
52:34
that's important. Yes, that's an important yes.
52:36
Every single one. There's not, there's not a doubt
52:39
in my mind that any practitioner that you're going to that who
52:43
understands how the human body works is going to say those
52:46
things are great for you. What the problem is all most of
52:50
our doctors in, in the United States anyway, they've been
52:54
trained on in Western medicine and Western medicine, they, they
52:57
go through 12 years of schooling and they get taught nutrition 1,
53:02
you know, maybe 11 class out of 12 years.
53:05
So do you think they remember anything about nutrition?
53:08
No, they have no clue about nutrition and how that helps the
53:11
body. And so they're, they're, they're
53:13
just looking at their specialist in one particular, you know,
53:18
expertise, which they're probably great at that.
53:20
And that's why we need those people.
53:21
Like I needed the heart specialist, right?
53:23
Thank God for the God put heart specialist on this earth, right?
53:28
Because they, they saved my life and I, I believe that God put me
53:31
there and I believe that I'm a miracle because of that.
53:34
So I still, I don't want to ever disparage the healthcare
53:40
industry. The men and women who work in
53:42
the healthcare industry are, are amazing, right?
53:45
They really have a heart to help people and they're trying to
53:47
help people, but the system is all messed up.
53:49
So the system is just sent incentivized on money and not
53:53
helping people. And I think there's a bit,
53:56
there's a big change going on in the world.
53:57
The people are opening up their eyes to 1, the corruption.
54:01
But then two, just how bad our food system is, our food supply
54:05
and how bad that is for you. And you see all the, all the
54:08
charts of cancer going through the roof, diabetes is going
54:12
through the roof. All these things are going
54:14
through the roof that really bad because we're not taking care of
54:17
ourselves. So once you start realising that
54:20
you're like, oh, I can reverse cancer with just doing these
54:23
things. I can reverse diabetes by doing
54:25
these things. I can, you know, it's like you
54:27
start looking at the all these things that you can do.
54:30
And that's why I'm just going to be building this resource of
54:32
information for people. It's give me really valuable
54:35
information that people can have access to.
54:37
And I'm going to have AI tools in there for it to help them
54:41
research different components and, and give them
54:43
recommendations, right? Meal plans and all different
54:46
types of things. And just like, Hey, what, what
54:49
do the experts say about this? What the experts say about this?
54:52
And it's not going to be Rob. It's going to be me taking the
54:55
best of all these amazing people who've been before who've
54:59
already educated people on a lot of this information I'm
55:03
gathering. The AI tool.
55:06
Yeah, the AI tool's going to be amazing, right?
55:08
It's going to be an AIAI biohacking tools and this
55:12
Biohacking Ville community that I'm creating is going to be
55:17
ridiculously cool because it's going to give people so much
55:20
information that's that's going to help them the healthy, wise
55:23
and, and physically and then mentally and then spiritually,
55:27
right. So we have a spiritual
55:28
connection and component in there.
55:29
If that, if you're interested in that, right, you want to want to
55:31
know why you should read the Bible.
55:33
We're going to have information in there on that.
55:35
As long as you want to come in and just learn about cold, cold
55:37
plunge therapy or debris. Or you seem to be a cold plunge.
55:44
Everything. We're we're going to make sure
55:46
exercise is a bit is a big part of that.
55:50
Whoa. And of course I am an AI
55:52
enthusiast that of course, you know, you talk about cool.
55:54
Do you know what is super cool is the fact that you are talking
55:57
to AI? You can see my screen, the
56:00
audience cannot see the initials, right?
56:02
But what are my initials? Yo, Oh, AIDAIO.
56:09
There you go. AI.
56:13
I love it. I didn't even realise that I
56:16
love it. You are the AI lion.
56:24
I love it. Whoa.
56:27
I always tell people that my parents knew the assignment.
56:30
They knew this guy's going to love AI when it comes, you know,
56:33
And they were like, oh, let's, let's, let's give him the
56:34
initials. Let's codify it.
56:36
There you go. Shout out to our parents.
56:39
Yeah, exactly. They're they were smart before
56:42
he even knew it. Right.
56:43
I love it. You know, I I love, I love AI
56:47
tools. I love the efficiency that AI
56:50
gives you, right? Yeah.
56:52
It can be used for good and for bad.
56:54
Right. Yeah, but but I take the good
56:55
side. That's my.
56:59
That's my world, right? I'm like, hey, yes, it can be
57:02
used for bad, but guess what? Let's figure out ways to use it
57:04
for good and let's help people with it, right?
57:06
Because some of this information is so buried and so complex and
57:09
so hard to understand. It's like, you get these your
57:12
blood, blood results right back, right?
57:14
You get, you're like, what is all this, what all these things
57:17
mean, right? But you can plug it into to AI
57:21
and it tells you in a second, right, what it analyses your,
57:25
your blood. And then you could take your
57:27
genetics and do the same thing. So you start combining your
57:30
blood work with your genetics and all the things that you can
57:33
do. And then it's like, Oh, guess
57:34
what, Maybe with your specific type of cancer, your you
57:37
shouldn't be doing this. You should be doing that.
57:40
You know, it's just there's so much information that's that's
57:42
out there that's hard to understand.
57:44
The AI can help us automate, right?
57:46
Let's. Help us optimise people.
57:48
Yeah, let's optimise people's health in a very positive way,
57:52
give them the tools that they don't have and let's just help
57:56
the world, right? Be a be a better place.
57:58
And if we can have an impact, a positive impact on people's
58:01
lives, it's going to just just snowball, right?
58:05
And I believe that's, that's why I'm here on this earth is that
58:08
he, he put me here to, to make a difference in people's health
58:11
and in their fates. That's that's all I'm focused
58:14
on. I'm going to build, I'm going to
58:15
build biohacking Ville and it's going to be amazing.
58:17
And if you want to use my supplements, great, because
58:20
they're cool. They really help you a lot.
58:21
If you want to use my skin patches, great, they're cool.
58:23
They really help as well. But you know what, I'm here to
58:26
help you. And if you have a certain health
58:28
condition, and I have some information about that, that
58:31
I've gathered, I want you to have access to it.
58:33
And you know, I want you to be get to it for free.
58:35
And I want you to just help yourself.
58:37
And then guess what, you know, we'll, we'll find out ways to
58:40
monetize this system over over time.
58:44
But right now it's just like value.
58:45
We want to provide a front, front load of value for people.
58:48
And then, geez, there's going to be great things we can do,
58:50
right? Maybe someone needs to go on a,
58:52
on a trip to, to Mexico to do to get a treatment plant that they
58:56
only do that treatment plant in Mexico.
58:58
So maybe we facilitate trips there.
59:00
There's all sorts of ways that I can monetize this in the future.
59:03
But that's not the, that's not the goal.
59:05
The goal is to let's go help people.
59:07
And then as I'm helping people, God's going to provide.
59:10
He'll provide a way. And I'm not sure what that way
59:13
will be, but I know that He's going to provide it.
59:15
So I'm just going to build it and it's going to be amazing.
59:18
It's going to be a lot of fun. I love the value proposition,
59:21
you know, and I had or would I say I said IT economics for my
59:26
first degree and IT economics classic to others, money is a
59:30
stall value. So if you offer value, you only
59:34
deserve to receive our value in return.
59:37
I'm going to pick you on something.
59:39
You say you are a Walker, right? Is that the reason why you are
59:44
Exodus strong? Because the children of Israel
59:48
did walk? Yeah.
59:50
Walking is just super important to me now.
59:52
I, I, I used to run right before my cancer diagnosis, I would run
59:56
three days a week. But with my specific tumour and
1:00:00
cancer, I can't run right now. So hey, I walk and yeah, yeah,
1:00:04
walking out of the, out of out of the, you know, the, the, the
1:00:08
dungeon dungeons in, in Egypt, right?
1:00:11
And, and into the promised land and, and they had to walk,
1:00:15
right. They, they walked a really,
1:00:17
really, really long time. So walking is.
1:00:19
Has the name Exodus Strong? You know Nelson Madela wrote a
1:00:24
book. The title of the book is A Long
1:00:27
Walk to Freedom. I love it.
1:00:30
I love it and I love I love to lift weights too, right.
1:00:32
So I'm, I'm you can't tell. I'm not in bad shape for for 57.
1:00:37
I like to lift weights and I think it's important, right?
1:00:40
You lift weights and it's use up a lot of energy and you you
1:00:44
build muscle. Muscle is way better than fat
1:00:46
right inside. Your body.
1:00:48
And so yeah, it's just, I'm having a blast doing, doing,
1:00:51
just getting well right. And I, I am so much healthier
1:00:54
than I was a year ago. Even though I have this
1:00:57
diagnosis and I have this tumour in my body.
1:00:59
My body is, I've turned it into a, a fighting machine.
1:01:03
My body is fighting off anything that comes into my body and I'm
1:01:06
going to fight off this cancer because I'm doing all the
1:01:09
research, I'm doing all the things that I'm supposed to do
1:01:12
and I'm getting the right treatments.
1:01:14
And I'm not doing chemotherapy. I'm not doing things that are
1:01:18
that are written radiation that the standard of care in the
1:01:21
United States for cancer just sucks.
1:01:24
So I'm doing immunotherapy for for my particular cancer, but
1:01:28
I'm also doing a whole list of holistic treatments.
1:01:30
And I'm just excited about learning all of this information
1:01:34
because I'm meeting all these awesome, cool doctors who've
1:01:37
been helping people for decades, right?
1:01:39
So I'm able to learn from them and say, man, not only do I want
1:01:42
to learn, but I want to, I'm going to pass it forward.
1:01:45
I'm going to have this integrative oncology section
1:01:47
within Biohackingville. Just like, hey, when people get
1:01:50
diagnosed with cancer, guess what?
1:01:52
You need to go find out this information for my specific
1:01:56
version of Melanoma. I've got, you know, states free
1:01:59
Melanoma and I have a BRAF mutation.
1:02:02
You're like, what the heck is a BRAF mutation?
1:02:04
BRAF mutation is just a genetic component.
1:02:06
Love my particular version of cancer.
1:02:09
And then what's crazy cool about this is you start researching
1:02:12
about the BRAF mutation and I learned that I was on the wrong
1:02:16
diet for the first six months of my, of my cancer regime.
1:02:20
I was on a keto, keto diet and the BRAF mutation feeds off of
1:02:25
saturated fat. So it feeds off of glucose.
1:02:28
This is the first thing it feeds off of, which is sugar, right?
1:02:31
So we talked about that sugar one.
1:02:34
Cancer just feeds off of sugar. So good.
1:02:35
Yeah, I immediately cut out all sugar.
1:02:38
That's why I went on the keto diet.
1:02:40
But the problem with my specific version of Melanoma, this BRAF
1:02:44
mutation, it feeds off of saturated fat.
1:02:47
And I eat a lot of saturated fat because the keto diet is high
1:02:50
fat, low carbohydrate, right. So I was doing it wrong.
1:02:54
I was feeding my cancer early on with saturated fats.
1:02:58
I didn't know that. But see, the more information
1:03:01
you learn about your specific situation, my specific body and
1:03:05
my particular cancer, my gosh, there's so much good information
1:03:09
out there. I'm like, Oh my gosh, I didn't
1:03:10
realise. So now I'm on a, on a modified
1:03:12
keto diet, taking out a lot of the saturated fats.
1:03:15
So really low carbohydrates, no sucrose, you know, no sugars and
1:03:20
the really low saturated fat. And guess what, you know, I know
1:03:23
I'm going to win. God is going to me
1:03:24
supernaturally or you know the I'm going to be healed through
1:03:28
the doctors and practitioners like they did with my heart,
1:03:31
right? These are making practitioners
1:03:33
help me with my heart. And I'm interviewing these
1:03:36
awesome practitioners and saying, Hey, how are you helping
1:03:38
people? What are you doing?
1:03:39
What's what should they do? And now that's fun.
1:03:42
They're saying, well, you should go get this genetic test.
1:03:44
You should go to get this. You should do that.
1:03:46
And I don't want to just take it for me.
1:03:48
I want to say great, you know, here, everybody else who gets
1:03:51
cancer, come look, this is what this is what multiple doctors
1:03:55
are recommending, you know, pick the ones you pick the one you
1:03:58
want that that's, that's for you.
1:03:59
And hey, guess what, if you have malignant Melanoma and you have
1:04:02
the brass mutation, hook me up, I'll hook you up.
1:04:05
I'm going to, I'm going to, I want to make sure you know what
1:04:08
I know so you can, you can be better and be well.
1:04:12
So that that's my going to be my contribution to, to society is,
1:04:16
is putting together this amazing community of resources are going
1:04:20
to help people in a dramatic way.
1:04:22
And biohacking is super fun, right?
1:04:25
Yeah, that's actually super fun. And you know, OK, across thought
1:04:32
crossed my mind right before I talk about biohacking.
1:04:36
One thing with biohacking is the whole radiation and frequency
1:04:43
thing, right? So frequency medicine, which is
1:04:46
actually not mainstream, right? I, I like for you to talk about
1:04:50
what it is and how it has been a role in your healing.
1:04:54
But before we delve into that, I remember you, you talked about
1:04:58
having a low saturated fat diet and low carbs.
1:05:04
And that reminds me of the Mediterranean diet, right?
1:05:08
I've had the opportunity to to have to taste the Mediterranean
1:05:12
cuisine and looking at the way they do their barbecues, for
1:05:18
example, the meat is tasty and of course they serve it with a
1:05:22
lot of salads, right. It looks really healthy and a
1:05:26
lot of. Spices, right?
1:05:28
Yeah, the the spices and it's, it's amazing to see how healthy
1:05:33
food can be made to look cool at the same time.
1:05:38
And taste good. And taste good.
1:05:40
You can actually, yeah. I'd like for you to to talk
1:05:42
about it before we heat because OK, I'm not a very big foodie,
1:05:46
but like I love. Tasty food.
1:05:49
I, I love tasty food too, right? And, and when I was going
1:05:52
through my corporate career, right, I was heavy.
1:05:55
I was, I was probably 50 lbs heavier than I am now and I just
1:05:59
ate whatever I want. I drank all the time.
1:06:01
I'm seven years sober now so I haven't had anything to.
1:06:04
Drink for. Seven years, I'm super happy
1:06:07
about that. So I've obviously made made
1:06:09
mistakes in my life, right? I'm not perfect, I've made a lot
1:06:11
of mistakes, but. At the same point.
1:06:14
Yeah, we're, we're all sinners to be to be honest, right.
1:06:19
But at the same point I'm learning from from them and I'm,
1:06:21
I'm making myself better. And so every, every step along
1:06:24
the way, I'm making myself better.
1:06:25
This Mediterranean diet is, is really interesting because I, I
1:06:29
still modify the Mediterranean diet a little bit.
1:06:31
I don't do near as many carbs that are on the Mediterranean
1:06:34
diet. So I still do low carb, but man,
1:06:37
there's some. You can make really, really good
1:06:39
meats, right? Yeah, the proteins is what what
1:06:42
I am very particularly. About, but yeah.
1:06:45
Smoked so I don't know, like when I say dry and lean and it
1:06:49
feels like there's literally no fats in it and it still tastes
1:06:53
good. Yeah, and then you can do the.
1:06:55
Veggies, right? And spice.
1:06:57
Yeah, the veggies, veggies, and then you, you, you add, you
1:07:00
know, most people don't, they think of fruits and vegetables
1:07:03
as just a health food and vegetables, most people don't
1:07:06
like it because it just doesn't taste good.
1:07:08
But man, if you if you cook it right, you can add the right,
1:07:12
you know, things in the the spices and the right elements,
1:07:16
the the right oils, right? Because the oils can be really,
1:07:18
really bad too, right? The seed oils are just horrible
1:07:21
for you. So you can get these good like
1:07:23
avocado oil and you can mix it with good, good spices and man,
1:07:30
you can really dress up those, those beans and the things that
1:07:33
used to not think you were any good as a as a child.
1:07:36
And it's like, wow, that really tastes asparagus is amazing that
1:07:39
that you know, beans are really or cauliflower.
1:07:42
You can make you can make this crust on top of cauliflower that
1:07:46
is just delicious and you're like cauliflower that's
1:07:49
disgusting, but it's not. It's so, but so anyway, I'm,
1:07:53
I'm, I'm my wife just laughs too, because she is not a cook.
1:07:59
And so I was like, Hey, I have to eat this diet.
1:08:01
So I got, I got to Start learning how to prepare this
1:08:04
stuff for myself. And so, you know, she and I
1:08:06
worked, we worked together on a, on a cauliflower head, right?
1:08:11
And we, we baked it the other day and it was really fun
1:08:13
because it was like, wow, it really turns that, that hard
1:08:16
cauliflower into this soft caramelised texture.
1:08:20
And then you have these good spices on top and it tastes
1:08:23
really good and you're like, this is cauliflower.
1:08:25
That's not the cauliflower I was thinking of.
1:08:27
When I what do I eat? Cauliflower.
1:08:31
To be honest, right when when, when I did, you know, try it, I
1:08:35
felt like I had a rude awakening.
1:08:38
Healthy food. Canal and doesn't cauliflower in
1:08:41
and of itself just doesn't taste like anything really.
1:08:44
It's just like this you're putting this thing in your
1:08:46
mouth. I was like don't even taste much
1:08:48
but yeah, yeah, you can do some fun.
1:08:50
Broccoli. He's like super duper good with
1:08:52
fibre and you know, things like that.
1:08:53
So I'm doing a lot of lot of high fibre, low carb proteins
1:09:00
get good proteins at least lots of nutrients, right.
1:09:02
And I use lots of supplements that go along with it to make
1:09:06
sure that I'm I'm doing things accurately and, and getting all
1:09:09
the nutrients my body needs to fight this battle.
1:09:12
So I'm I'm having a blast learning how to do that.
1:09:16
Wow, amazing, super amazing. So now let let's talk about the
1:09:19
frequency medicine. So I have my I have my own
1:09:22
frequency patches right here. Yes, I think I did show you.
1:09:26
I don't know. Where?
1:09:26
How to do the slime right? Now.
1:09:31
It is, it is fascinating, Frank, 'cause I, this is literally one
1:09:34
of the things I thought was just stupid.
1:09:37
I really did when I was first introduced to it.
1:09:39
I'm like give me a break, I saw it.
1:09:42
I listen. Thought it was ridiculous, I'm
1:09:43
not going to lie. Yeah, and exactly.
1:09:45
My chiropractor gave me some. This is my phone right here.
1:09:48
I still have my 5G word right. There we go.
1:09:53
That's right, that's right. And here are my little patches,
1:09:56
right this this is the loops. I'm upside down.
1:09:58
This is the fatigue to vitality patch.
1:10:01
And this patch is just really small, right?
1:10:03
It's the little teeny thing and looks like a little sticker.
1:10:08
You put it on your body. I'll put it on the side here
1:10:11
just so you can see it, right. See, you know, I would normally
1:10:13
put it underneath my collar on my back.
1:10:16
But the cool thing about this is what we do is we spray a little
1:10:20
crystalline structure on a top of it.
1:10:22
These little crystalline structures can hold information
1:10:24
similar to how a computer can hold information, right?
1:10:27
A hard drive on your computer holds all the ones and zeros
1:10:30
that are that are on your computer.
1:10:32
These little crystals, crystal structure is a crystal structure
1:10:37
can hold information. So we programme it with
1:10:40
frequencies and we programme it literally with data as well.
1:10:44
So we, we include 40 Bible verses on our patch.
1:10:48
The ones and zeros of those, those words get imprinted on the
1:10:53
patch. We implement the frequency and
1:10:56
it's, it's called subtle energy. So when you do research on
1:11:00
frequencies, you'll see lots of different types of frequencies
1:11:04
and there's all different types of frequency machines that will,
1:11:06
you can dial up and down the frequency and then you can
1:11:10
change music, right? And you can change the frequency
1:11:12
of the music and there's all different types of frequencies.
1:11:15
This is stuff that I didn't know, but as I was researching
1:11:18
all of it, I'm like, oh, wow, this is fascinating.
1:11:20
It's way more complicated than I thought it was.
1:11:22
And this subtle energy is cut sometimes also called quantum
1:11:26
energy, because quantum energy is like another realm that is
1:11:30
really interesting. And as you start researching the
1:11:33
human body, you can realise that you realise your energy system
1:11:36
is, is outside of your body, which I know sounds weird, but
1:11:41
it's true. So there's some people call it
1:11:43
an aura, but you have this, this energy field around you as a, as
1:11:48
a human being. God made us this way.
1:11:49
This isn't something funky or new age or strange.
1:11:53
This is the way God made our human bodies.
1:11:55
And we're still figuring out that our human body, that the,
1:11:58
even all the research and scientists we've done, they
1:12:01
still haven't figured out how to measure quantum energy.
1:12:04
And there's, there's now some new tools and maybe they figured
1:12:07
out ways to, to monitor some of this stuff.
1:12:10
What's cool about subtle energy? Is it something you can't
1:12:13
measure typically, but we can still know that it works by the
1:12:17
effects that it has on the body. So we've done research that
1:12:21
says, OK, let's apply this patched to someone and let's put
1:12:25
on an EEG monitor like those hats you put on that have all
1:12:29
the, the wires coming out of your your hat and it monitors
1:12:34
your brain waves. And so when you put this patch
1:12:36
on, within 5 seconds, your brain waves.
1:12:40
Like if someone's in pain, one of our patches is a, is a relief
1:12:43
patch. And that relief patch, what
1:12:46
people that are in pain, they'll come in and they're, they're
1:12:50
brain waves are going like this because it's like really up and
1:12:52
down, really up and down because their brain is stressed out
1:12:56
because their body's stressed out.
1:12:58
And so the brain waves are going up and down quite heavily.
1:13:02
When they apply our solution to their body, the brain waves,
1:13:05
they start smoothing out like it happens like really quickly.
1:13:08
Oh my gosh. Is it one of those patches that
1:13:10
also generates heat as well? Well, this one, this one doesn't
1:13:14
there. I think there's some that are
1:13:16
and they trap light and there's some other, there's some other
1:13:19
ones and. When you see some matter that
1:13:23
has been extracted from your body as well.
1:13:27
Yeah. So there's different, there's
1:13:28
all different types. There's even patches that put
1:13:31
medicine inside your body, right.
1:13:32
But this one, these patches that we do just 100% natural, it just
1:13:36
has that quantum energy filled in it and it connects to your
1:13:39
energy system. And then it helps with certain
1:13:42
conditions. So we programme it specifically
1:13:44
for those conditions. So if you have, you know,
1:13:48
something that's hurting you, we have a patch for that.
1:13:51
And then what that does interrupts the signal from the
1:13:54
issue you're having to your brain.
1:13:56
And so all of a sudden your body doesn't recognise that you have
1:13:59
that anymore. It's like I had this one woman
1:14:01
who who came and she couldn't lift up her arm if she'd been
1:14:05
doing this repetitive motion. Guess what this repetitive
1:14:08
motion is at a, at a casino, right?
1:14:11
So she was doing dealing cards for decades.
1:14:14
In the last 10 years of her career, she had to have her
1:14:17
elbow tucked in and she couldn't move her shoulder.
1:14:19
It was so, so worn out. And she tried our, our patch and
1:14:25
she came back to me an hour later.
1:14:26
She lifted up her arm and she was just smiling from ear to
1:14:29
ear, just going, I can't believe it.
1:14:31
And I was like, what's what? And she's like, I haven't been
1:14:33
able to lift my arm for 10 years.
1:14:35
Like, what do you mean? She's like, seriously, I
1:14:37
haven't, I haven't been able to put a purse on my shoulder
1:14:39
because it just falls off. And she, she came back the next
1:14:43
day. So I wore it last night to sleep
1:14:46
and I slept better than I have because I'm always in pain when
1:14:49
I'm sleeping and just like, wow, this is so amazing.
1:14:52
So we, we've taken that product out to the world and we're
1:14:55
helping people in a really dramatic way with, with that's,
1:14:58
that's no drugs, right? It's been so obviously some
1:15:03
people don't like that we have these solutions because there's
1:15:05
they, they can't, they can't, they can't patent it and they
1:15:08
can't, you know, we're helping people.
1:15:10
So I have to be a little, little careful about, about it, but
1:15:14
hey, I'm, I'm trying to help the world.
1:15:16
And so if, if something happens to me, then that's what God, God
1:15:19
wanted to happen. So anyway, yeah, these
1:15:22
frequencies are real. I, I something I thought was
1:15:25
hocus pocus. And it's not, it's actually
1:15:28
real. And they have it have a physical
1:15:30
impact on the body and they can make changes in on the body and
1:15:34
that you can do it for, for really inexpensive.
1:15:36
So it's like that's game changing for people.
1:15:40
So that that's I'm passionate about getting, getting the, the
1:15:42
patches to people because it's like, wow, it can really make a
1:15:45
make a big difference. And so the, we termed the
1:15:48
company QE strong for quantum Energy strong.
1:15:52
So QE strong is where, where you can find those patches and
1:15:56
they're, they're phenomenal. They're really helping people
1:15:58
in, in a, in a dramatic way. And then you combine it with our
1:16:02
supplement, man, you can't, you, you can't lose, right?
1:16:04
You got, you got frequencies on your body.
1:16:05
You got the capsules behind your body.
1:16:07
You're using the, the mind body spirit connection.
1:16:10
We got you covered, man. You know, from, from, from, from
1:16:12
head to toe. You're going to, you're going to
1:16:14
be well, we give you all these AI tools to go research your
1:16:18
problem and then how to help. And you're just going to say,
1:16:21
Hey, wake up and you do go, go get your son, go do your
1:16:24
breathing techniques. Go, go do their your walking and
1:16:27
get your exercise in, get that hydration in and get that sun on
1:16:32
your face and your, your feet on the ground.
1:16:34
And man, you're going to be a better person.
1:16:36
And then you're going to land when your, your job, you're
1:16:39
going to have so much energy and exercise with your work.
1:16:42
You're going to make such a big difference in this world because
1:16:44
you got yourself well and you got yourself healthy.
1:16:47
And then, you know, start, start reading the Bible and have a
1:16:51
relationship with your Lord and Saviour.
1:16:52
And is that you're going to, you're going to transform the
1:16:55
world. Health is well, let's talk about
1:16:58
our Celtic soul to have this right here.
1:17:02
What's the would I say health benefits of?
1:17:08
Yeah, salt is got such a bad rap because most people think salt
1:17:12
is horrible and and iodized salt is really bad for you.
1:17:15
The table salt that most people think of is is salt because that
1:17:19
is bad. But Celtic salt is amazing
1:17:21
because it has like 80 to 80 to 90 nutrients in it that you need
1:17:26
that your body needs like 96 nutrients every day and most
1:17:29
people are not getting those nutrients.
1:17:31
So the awesome thing? About.
1:17:33
What quantity? Should I take?
1:17:36
Well, no, not a lot. Yeah, a pinch.
1:17:40
Yeah. You don't want to do that.
1:17:43
I promise you're not going to feel very well if you do that.
1:17:46
So it's important. You take a pinch.
1:17:47
You take a pinch and you you put it under your tongue and it it
1:17:52
goes gets into your system, by the way.
1:17:54
And some people even just pinch it into their water in the
1:17:57
morning. And some people also add lemon
1:18:00
water in lemon into their water. So you did get that water in the
1:18:04
morning. You put a little bit of a pinch
1:18:06
of Celtic salt and lemon in your water.
1:18:09
And the benefits are just off the chart, right?
1:18:12
You look at the what those those three things do for you.
1:18:15
It's like, why not? Why would you not put those
1:18:17
extra nutrients inside your body?
1:18:19
And you can do that a couple times throughout the day with
1:18:22
those with that salt. And then just start using good
1:18:24
that Celtic salt on different things.
1:18:27
Like when you're cooking, add a little bit of Celtic salt.
1:18:29
When you're, when you're doing a salad that you put a little bit
1:18:32
of Celtic salt in there, you're not going to notice that you're,
1:18:35
whatever the salad dressing and other things you're putting on
1:18:37
the, the salad, you're not going to notice that you added that
1:18:40
extra, extra Celtic salt. And it's going to give you the
1:18:44
same benefit your, your body still utilises it.
1:18:46
So it's just something I, I definitely add to, to most meals
1:18:50
and that I, I do every morning. Take it a little bit of the
1:18:53
Celtics. Wow, interesting.
1:18:55
Thank you. You got me by surprise.
1:19:03
I wouldn't expect it now, but I like it.
1:19:05
Oh wow, so. What comes out of this nugget?
1:19:11
It's like, wow, I'm like. Golden, golden Nuggets, You're
1:19:16
not from Denver out, I'll say you You're fan of the Denver
1:19:19
Nuggets anyway. No, no, no, definitely not.
1:19:23
I came from Portland, so I'm a Portland.
1:19:25
Trailblazer. A trailblazer.
1:19:27
Yeah, you are a. Trailblazer No, I live in
1:19:29
Dallas, TX and I should be a Cowboys fan, but I hate the
1:19:32
Cowboys. I'm a I'm a Chicago Bears fan of
1:19:34
all things. Like, how do I how do I like the
1:19:37
Portland Trail Blazers and the the, you know, Chicago Bears?
1:19:40
I don't, I don't, I don't get it.
1:19:41
But, you know, that's what happened.
1:19:42
I like this sports like. Yeah.
1:19:45
They're very loyal to their teams.
1:19:48
Oh, my teams are not good. You know, it's like brother, but
1:19:51
you know you got to ride or die with them, right?
1:19:53
So. Ride or die.
1:19:58
I was going to ask you about the whole molecular hydrogen thing
1:20:03
because it's really a centrepiece to your formula,
1:20:07
right? For the education of our
1:20:10
audience, What is molecular hydrogen and why is essential to
1:20:16
your formula? It's, it's key, it's literally
1:20:19
key to the it's a foundation of our product and it's very, very
1:20:23
important. And the the more research I did
1:20:25
on that's why I got so excited. This practitioner who joined
1:20:29
forces with us to create Exodus the molecular hydrogen has been
1:20:32
helping people in a really significant way, helping people
1:20:36
with really big problems. And this just by having
1:20:40
molecular hydride inside the body.
1:20:42
It does great things. So I'm like, how does it do
1:20:44
that? And so I started doing that
1:20:46
guess that that research word right that that thing's been so
1:20:48
instrumental to my existence this last five or six years is
1:20:52
like, I love doing research. So I started researching the
1:20:55
heck out of frequencies, you know, for that business and what
1:20:58
we were doing and I started researching molecular hydride
1:21:00
and I was like, what is this? What is it do?
1:21:03
And what I found was crazy cool. There's three websites that are
1:21:08
super easy to remember that you can go to
1:21:10
thereshydrogenstudies.com. You go to hydrogenstudies.com
1:21:15
and there's literally thousands of scientific reports that have
1:21:18
been done on the benefits of hydrogen.
1:21:20
So you can go search it and say, Hey, I have this or you know, my
1:21:25
mom has this and you do a search and then it just shows you all
1:21:28
the scientific evidence of what how that has helped people with
1:21:32
certain issues. So it's really, really
1:21:34
fascinating to see all the things that it can help with
1:21:38
because it's, you know, the things that we're talking about
1:21:40
that I've talked about today are energy.
1:21:43
I've talked about inflammation, I've talked about, you know, a
1:21:46
stress response, We've talked about gut health, you know,
1:21:49
those types of things. You start doing research on
1:21:52
hydrogen and it helps with all those, but it also helps with a
1:21:54
lot of other things I haven't even talked about.
1:21:57
That's what's so awesome about this product is it's so much
1:22:00
more than what we're presenting it as.
1:22:02
But if you tell, if you tell people, hey, OK, this product is
1:22:05
going to help you with these 20 things, they're going to say,
1:22:07
oh, come on, give me a break. You just can't position it that
1:22:10
way, right? People don't believe it.
1:22:12
But the fun thing is when you start researching hydrogen, the
1:22:15
benefits to the human body are awesome.
1:22:18
And then so that's hydrogen studies.com and then you can go
1:22:21
to molecularhydrogenstudies.com. So that's more specific to
1:22:25
molecular hydrogen. And the molecular hydrogen is
1:22:29
just a small micro nano bubbles that that get created inside the
1:22:33
body. And then there's a molecular
1:22:35
hydrogen institute.org and that organisation is all about just
1:22:41
researching molecular hydrogen. So there's, they've got an
1:22:44
institute and you can become certified, which I'm certified
1:22:47
is a molecular hydrogen specialist, right?
1:22:49
So I was like, wow, cool. But you know, it doesn't mean
1:22:52
anything, but it's cool that I, it's cool.
1:22:55
I've learned a lot about molecular hydrogen, right?
1:22:58
Too cool for school, Yeah. Too cool for school.
1:23:01
I should plaque it, put this thing up a big plaque, molecular
1:23:04
hearted especially, but it is fascinating.
1:23:07
They do research on this, the product a lot.
1:23:10
And it's really cool to see all the things that it's helping
1:23:13
people with. And then to know that we've got
1:23:15
a product that's unlike any other product in the market.
1:23:18
And it creates molecular hydrant inside the body.
1:23:21
And this is like, it's just so fun because it, it's helping
1:23:24
people and the stories we're getting are awesome.
1:23:27
And I know that it's going to be something that you're going to
1:23:30
be able to get this product worldwide in, in believe in the
1:23:34
next 12 months. Right now we sell mainly in the
1:23:36
in North America, but we are working on relationships with
1:23:39
some really large organisations who have distribution facilities
1:23:44
all across the globe. And we want to take this product
1:23:47
out to the world because this product deserves to be in every
1:23:50
single country. And everybody needs to have
1:23:52
access to this product because it's that good.
1:23:54
It's that one of those products that are just, it's not like
1:23:57
you're your mama's supplement, right?
1:23:59
Your Mama's supplement might be something American.
1:24:03
Your Mama jokes One of the fast words that I ever heard was Your
1:24:07
Mama's so fat when she walked across the TV.
1:24:09
They had just showed one episode of Everybody Hates Greece or
1:24:13
like What Americans I Love. I love you guys, but sometimes
1:24:17
you can't be ridiculous. We can't be.
1:24:19
Amen. I I, I claim that.
1:24:23
Yeah, we can't be. So Mama, Mama.
1:24:25
Jokes aside, my mom was up up in heaven laughing at me right now.
1:24:30
She's like Oh my God, can't believe you're talking about
1:24:33
jokes about me. Yo Mama jokes, American, Give me
1:24:38
one of those. I can't even.
1:24:39
That's the the one I have heard first, that it always makes me
1:24:44
laugh every time, because I did. I did watch out.
1:24:47
Everybody hits squeeze for a bit.
1:24:48
I'm not a movie person, but yeah, beats and pieces, right?
1:24:52
Yeah, yeah. What are the popular ones?
1:24:55
I, I, I, I can't. There's some I can't say on the
1:24:58
show. It's just like.
1:25:00
You are allowed to say anything, anything, Feel.
1:25:04
Free. That'll strike me down, you
1:25:05
know, So you you're not Oh yeah. I try to stay away from it.
1:25:14
I'll I'll, I'll be, I'll be clean.
1:25:16
I'll try to stay away from the the nasty jokes but.
1:25:19
Probably the nasty. One, we're having a lot of fun.
1:25:22
We're we're laughing. You know, another fun thing
1:25:24
that's absolutely healthy for you and it's free is laughing.
1:25:28
I mean such seriously. Honestly.
1:25:31
There's another one, they say your mama's so fat and when she
1:25:33
got on the scale it said I need your weights, not your phone
1:25:36
number. That's good.
1:25:38
I could look, I, I could look some up and I I just can't do
1:25:41
it. Your your moment's so fat.
1:25:45
I took a picture of her last Christmas and it's still
1:25:48
printing. Americans why?
1:25:52
Americans, Why? That's pretty good.
1:25:55
That's pretty. Good.
1:25:56
And of course, the last one I'm going to tell you is your mama's
1:25:59
so fat when she went to the beach, a whale swam up and sank.
1:26:03
We are family even though you are fatter than me.
1:26:09
That's pretty amazing. America, the land of the free
1:26:12
and the home of the brave. The home of the brave, indeed.
1:26:17
Fortune. Fevers we.
1:26:18
Gotta have some fun, right? You can have fun life.
1:26:21
And why? Why are we here?
1:26:23
So yeah, but actually, that laughter ISM is great medicine.
1:26:27
Really, really good medicine. It's your your stomach.
1:26:30
Going it's like that's why people when they laugh so much,
1:26:33
their stomach hurts. It's because it literally it's
1:26:35
physical. You know, you're doing all these
1:26:37
things and your body's bodies laughing and it's just really
1:26:40
good for your mental state and get good for your health too.
1:26:43
It's like, so obviously you can tell I love, love health because
1:26:46
I end up equating all these, all these crazy things into how does
1:26:50
that help me with my health? Just because I, I'm so
1:26:53
passionate about helping people, right?
1:26:54
I really want to help people in a dramatic way.
1:26:57
Yeah, I just that's why God has got me on this earth.
1:27:00
So I'm just going to keep pounding it and I'm going to
1:27:02
say, hey, Biohackingville is going to be this amazing
1:27:04
community. Come join me on my mission and
1:27:06
let's help let's help the world together, right.
1:27:09
If you you're passionate about something within the biohacking
1:27:11
world, man, let's go let's go do research it together and let's
1:27:15
find all the the the cool resources.
1:27:18
Let's get them on the community and let's let's just help the
1:27:20
world. So I'm.
1:27:22
Trying to keep and battle something passionate about.
1:27:25
Yeah, antioxidants, antioxidants.
1:27:28
And of course, you you see that Exodus is blend that is a master
1:27:34
antioxidant. So what does that mean and why?
1:27:36
Why does it matter? Yeah.
1:27:38
So let's we go back to that molecular hydrogen component.
1:27:41
So that molecular hydrogen has been proven to be a master at or
1:27:47
what a lot of people call it selective antioxidant.
1:27:50
I call it master because it's that word makes better sense to
1:27:53
me. A selective antioxidant.
1:27:56
So let's let's say what an antioxidant is 1st and an
1:27:59
antioxidant just gets get it takes stuff within your
1:28:03
bloodstream and it and gets rid of them.
1:28:06
So that's what the antioxidants will do that.
1:28:08
And the bad thing about an antioxidant, it gets rid of a
1:28:11
lot of good stuff. So it will just take out of out
1:28:15
of your bloodstream. And maybe it's to taking, you
1:28:18
know, little carriers that we're taking nutrients to a cell and
1:28:23
the antioxidant just takes it away.
1:28:25
And it's like, oh, your cells needed that nutrient, why did
1:28:28
you take it away? And that that's not smart where
1:28:31
molecular hydrogen is so cool that it's called a selective
1:28:35
antioxidant. So it goes and finds the bad
1:28:38
thing, the free radicals, the things that are not.
1:28:41
Basically fighting over the free radicals.
1:28:44
It connects to free radicals and gets rid of them.
1:28:46
Yeah, but then it helps the mitochondrial process work
1:28:49
better. That's why it's called a
1:28:50
selective Antioch, because it only think it only searches and
1:28:54
destroys the bat, you know, and gets rid of, gets rid of the
1:28:58
bat. That's why it's so, so
1:29:00
instrumental in people's health. So that's, I'm glad you pointed
1:29:04
that out because it's something I, I had missed to talk about
1:29:07
because it's so, so critical to, to the benefit of molecular
1:29:11
hydrogen, right? Is, is that capability?
1:29:14
That's why I mentioned there's so many good things about
1:29:16
molecular hydrogen and it's like, it's, it's kind of off the
1:29:19
charts. Like, wow, this is super, super,
1:29:21
super good. Why doesn't everybody not have
1:29:23
it now? You know, all of a sudden, you
1:29:25
know, Gary Brecca and all these people that are really big into,
1:29:28
into health, they're, they're, they're selling these hydrogen
1:29:32
water bottles that are expensive, like $300 bottles
1:29:35
that you, you click a button and it puts hydrogen in your water.
1:29:39
And those are good. I mean, it's better than than
1:29:41
other water. But the problem is if you don't
1:29:44
drink it immediately, all that hydrogen, it diffuses really
1:29:47
quickly. So it creates it quick, but then
1:29:49
it also diffuses really quick. So if you don't drink it
1:29:52
immediately, it's going to be wasted.
1:29:54
And then by the time it goes into your stomach or into your
1:29:57
oesophagus in your mouth and your oesophagus into your
1:29:59
stomach, it diffuses. By the time it gets into your
1:30:02
stomach and then your body assimilates it, there's not much
1:30:04
hydrogen left. So, so that's why ours is so
1:30:07
cool. You, you get the capsule, you
1:30:10
put the capsule in your mouth and your, it goes into your
1:30:12
stomach and then your stomach assimilates it and your body
1:30:17
creates the hydrogen. So since your body's creating
1:30:19
the hydrogen assimilates it in a much stronger, stronger fashion,
1:30:23
So much, much better than delivering it via the water or
1:30:28
even you can get these oxygen things.
1:30:31
You put this little oxygen thing in your nose and your, your
1:30:34
breathing hydrogen and that's good too.
1:30:37
It just doesn't cross the blood brain barrier.
1:30:39
Whereas if you put it inside your, those little Mac though
1:30:43
now bubbles I talked about inside your bloodstream, since
1:30:46
it's in your bloodstream, it got it does cross the blood brain
1:30:49
barrier. So it go, it'll help people
1:30:51
with, you know, cognitive issues and you go look at hydrogen.
1:30:54
How does it help with cognitive issues?
1:30:56
And it's like, wow, there's a lot of different things that it
1:30:59
helps you be, you know, clearer. Just go research that, right?
1:31:03
Yeah. It's like, I'm not going to make
1:31:04
claims on anything of anything that we do.
1:31:06
We can't claim anything that our product helps.
1:31:09
But you know it, It's just fun when you do it.
1:31:12
Go look at the cognitive benefits of hydrogen and you're
1:31:16
like, wow, that's really cool. Can do a.
1:31:18
Lot of the rabbit hole of research.
1:31:20
Yeah, yeah. There's a lot to research.
1:31:22
There's a lot of fun and you know, people, people just, you
1:31:25
know, even in college that students should be using this
1:31:29
instead of doing a late night binge of caffeine, they should
1:31:32
be doing Exodus. And it's going to, it's going to
1:31:35
give them the energy they need, but it's also going to give them
1:31:37
that mental acuity, right? And clarity.
1:31:39
Mental. Yeah, before they take that test
1:31:43
the next day, they should be taking Exodus so they could go
1:31:46
and remember all that stuff that they just, they just cramped.
1:31:49
Yeah, so that Exodus can take them to the promised land.
1:31:52
That's right, that's right. You're going to get an A on that
1:31:55
S baby because you took your eczema.
1:31:59
So you know, there are thousands and millions of supplements out
1:32:03
there. What separates Exodus from the
1:32:06
park? Why is it different?
1:32:08
From there's way to. Others that our listeners are
1:32:11
have seen or heard about. 100% different because of the
1:32:15
combination. The mind body, spirit thing is
1:32:17
the first one. No other, no other product
1:32:19
that's going to combine you saying a prayer out loud, using
1:32:23
your mind to declare it in your mouth to declare it and your
1:32:26
eyes to read it. And you're, you're speaking over
1:32:29
your body and then you're praying to the Lord, right?
1:32:31
Then the Lord may heal you, your mind may heal you.
1:32:34
So we're using, we're activating 2 things that have nothing to do
1:32:38
with the actual supplement itself.
1:32:40
But then we combine the power of this amazing supplement, right?
1:32:44
And we packed those seven ingredients with the molecular
1:32:48
hydrogen blend in it. So as you, as you put it in,
1:32:52
we're the only product that has these nutrients and the
1:32:55
molecular hydrogen blend in it. There's no other product on the
1:32:59
market that, that has this combination.
1:33:01
It's just, it's a, no one can, no one can match it.
1:33:03
So it's going to be a product that's it's going to stand on
1:33:06
its own for a really, really long time and it separates it
1:33:10
from all. You can get rid of 5-6 different
1:33:13
supplements by just using exes. So a lot of people take a lot of
1:33:18
supplements and I do now, especially with my battle that
1:33:21
I'm in right now. But I use my all natural health
1:33:24
practitioners. They want me to take four times
1:33:27
as much Exodus as the, as our normal survey that we would give
1:33:32
to people because it's got such good health benefits.
1:33:34
They're like, hey, yeah, you need to, you need to quadruple
1:33:36
the four times the amount. So I take 4 servings of, of
1:33:40
Exodus every day for my own health.
1:33:42
And that's what the, the natural practitioners are, are
1:33:44
recommending for me to do. So it's really got some awesome,
1:33:48
awesome benefits for me. And and there's no negative
1:33:52
benefits or no negative side effects that we've ever seen.
1:33:55
Speaking of no negative side effects, I'd love for you to
1:33:58
share a powerful story of somebody that has had their life
1:34:03
or their health transformed through your body of work.
1:34:07
You know you are combining faith and science together, so how has
1:34:14
that changed lives? And definitely there should be 1
1:34:19
sounding board story for you. One story that resonates with
1:34:24
you till this day. There's, there's literally lot,
1:34:28
I mean lots of them and it's, it's really exciting and that's
1:34:31
why I why I do what I do is because I, I love helping
1:34:34
people. There's one, one woman who just
1:34:37
amazing woman and her, her, her, her daughter.
1:34:42
This is this is a crazy story, but her daughter was having such
1:34:45
a difficult time where she her body was just put breaking down
1:34:50
and her body was breaking down so much that she couldn't sleep.
1:34:55
And then it just created this snowball of effect in this this
1:34:58
young woman's life that it was just, it was tragic.
1:35:02
She literally wanted to commit suicide.
1:35:05
She wanted to just be done with this world.
1:35:07
She didn't she would just couldn't sleep.
1:35:09
She was, was just physically breaking down everywhere and it
1:35:14
was just a really traumatic thing for, for she started
1:35:19
taking the molecular hydrogen product and the components, you
1:35:23
know, with our, with our product and it, it changed her life
1:35:28
dramatically. And within a very short period
1:35:31
of time, within a couple of weeks, this young lady
1:35:34
transitioned her life from being near death and wanting to die to
1:35:40
being 100% restored, sleeping at night.
1:35:44
And, and just her, her whole life transitioned and changed
1:35:48
because of some capsule slip that we be able to create.
1:35:52
So it's just like, that's such a such a great feeling that
1:35:55
you're, you're having such a big impact on someone's life and
1:35:59
they like, they feel indebted to do that because they're like,
1:36:02
wow, it has such an amazing impact on, on my family's life.
1:36:07
You know, the mother who, who tells us these stories and the,
1:36:10
the daughter who took them. It's just like, Oh my gosh, it's
1:36:14
so neat to see that transformation right from
1:36:16
somebody's life that was there literally didn't want to be here
1:36:19
anymore. And they, they now are just
1:36:23
thriving and that he's a young woman in in schools.
1:36:26
He's I think he's in high school now.
1:36:28
And just a couple years ago this happened and it's just a fact.
1:36:31
It wasn't even that long ago. And it just a super fun that she
1:36:35
she's able to do that. So I there's, there's dozens of
1:36:38
them. I wanted love it as a pastor,
1:36:40
right is pastor. He's a musician and he he loves
1:36:44
the product so much. He's like, this literally is a
1:36:47
game changer for me. He calls it a game changer.
1:36:49
This is this has changed my life.
1:36:51
I was like, yeah, you don't get a pastor who's going to lie to
1:36:53
you, right? Well, maybe, maybe they're
1:36:55
they're probably are thick ones. We know there are some.
1:36:59
Let's talk about the good pastors there are.
1:37:03
Many of them. That's not good there.
1:37:06
The good pastors are not going to lie to you.
1:37:09
And yeah, you know, he's just like, wow, this is a game
1:37:12
changer for my health. And, you know, I use it.
1:37:14
My brother brother uses it. My brother is a minister, an
1:37:18
online minister. And he stays up really late at
1:37:21
night doing Bible studying. And he's doing, doing a lot of
1:37:25
ministry during the day and he'd be reading the word right,
1:37:29
reading, reading the Bible, and he'd be so exhausted from his
1:37:32
research he did the night before.
1:37:34
And then it shows that he would, he would just be exhausted fall
1:37:37
asleep. He's like, that's so
1:37:38
embarrassing. I'm trying, I'm reading the word
1:37:40
right. I'm trying to have a
1:37:41
relationship with God and I'm falling asleep, right.
1:37:44
And he's like, this sucks. And so he started taking Exodus
1:37:46
and he's like, this is this is amazing.
1:37:49
He's like, I feel good. You know, I don't, I don't feel
1:37:52
in the afternoon. He takes a couple of capsules in
1:37:54
the morning, takes two more capsules in the afternoon and
1:37:57
he's got the energy for the rest of the day.
1:37:59
It's just like, wow, it's, it's transforming people's lives
1:38:02
right in front of me. So it's it's fun.
1:38:04
Wow. So Speaking of the Bible, why is
1:38:06
your goal of 1,000,000 people within the Bible daily tied to
1:38:12
physical healing? To me, like I mentioned from the
1:38:16
beginning, right, my body spirit connection, I think is very real
1:38:20
and it's very, very powerful and I believe that God has put me on
1:38:24
this earth for a mission. And if you read the Bible and
1:38:27
you understand what the Bible says, the Great Commission,
1:38:30
which is for us to make disciples of all nations.
1:38:33
And in order for me to make disciples of all nations, I got
1:38:36
to get people to understand what the word is.
1:38:39
And the way I that I'm introducing people to the to the
1:38:42
word of the, the word of the Lord is is through our our
1:38:45
product, right on the outside of our product.
1:38:48
It has a Bible where it says, for I am the Lord your healer.
1:38:51
That's Exodus 1526, right? It's and so it's in nature
1:38:57
innate of what we do as a company.
1:38:59
We believe that, you know, you don't have to be a Christian to
1:39:03
leverage our product. Our product is amazing in and of
1:39:05
itself and use it right. It's going to help you.
1:39:07
But if you combine the mind, body, spirit, connection and
1:39:11
you're actually reading the word, you're going to make a big
1:39:13
impact. And there's might be people who
1:39:15
not reading the word every day who read this prayer guide and
1:39:19
get excited about a, a verse like, wow, that's a really cool
1:39:22
verse. But the cool thing about the
1:39:24
Bible is there's context to that verse right in this, maybe we're
1:39:28
in this prayer guide. It's not doesn't discuss the
1:39:31
context of what that that Bible verse means.
1:39:35
So the fun thing when you're researching the Bible is you,
1:39:38
it's, it's all about context. What it, what did, what did it
1:39:41
mean or what did Jesus mean when he said this?
1:39:44
And what was the context around it?
1:39:46
And so we do a little, but we have a 30 minute or 15 to 30
1:39:50
minute Bible studies on each of these verses that just say,
1:39:53
guess what? This is what this is what it
1:39:55
meant back then. This is what you can, how you
1:39:58
can apply it to your life today. So get people excited about the
1:40:01
word because the one you realise that the Bible, a lot of people
1:40:05
call it the living word. And what they mean by that is
1:40:08
when you're reading the Bible and you have a relationship with
1:40:11
the Holy Spirit. God indwells the Holy Spirit in
1:40:15
within you when you're when you're safe and that Holy Spirit
1:40:18
will communicate with you as you're reading the word of God.
1:40:21
And you might be reading, reading a sentence and in your
1:40:25
mind you're like totally thinking about something totally
1:40:28
different. And that in, in a lot of cases
1:40:30
could be your just your mind, but also can be the Holy Spirit
1:40:34
prompting you. And so that's why I'm so
1:40:37
passionate about because the living word is, is amazing.
1:40:39
Having this direct connection with with God is amazing.
1:40:42
At the end of the day, we're all going to either die, right?
1:40:45
We're all going to die. But at the end of the day, when
1:40:49
I believe I die, God is going to to judge the world and he's
1:40:54
going to judge you. And at the end of the day, I
1:40:56
want him to say, well done, good and faithful servant, because
1:41:00
you know, the, the, the road to heaven is a relatively small
1:41:03
road. And I want to be one of those
1:41:05
people that he welcomes me in into his heaven just because
1:41:08
I've I've taken what he's told me to do on this earth.
1:41:12
And I didn't do it for the 1st 50 some years of my life, but
1:41:15
the last five 6-7 years, I realised that that's my purpose
1:41:19
on on this earth. He's trained me from the
1:41:21
beginning of my life to do what I'm doing today.
1:41:24
And now that he's giving me a new lease with the heart
1:41:28
condition and the miracle that I have experienced just two weeks
1:41:32
ago where I was dead on the I would literally my heart's not
1:41:35
beating on the operating table and I'm here today to talk to
1:41:38
you is literally a miracle. And so I wanted people to
1:41:42
understand that I, I realise that and I'm grateful for that
1:41:46
and I believe God has me here for a mission.
1:41:50
So I'm going to be very open and honest and upfront about my
1:41:54
mission. I'm not hiding it.
1:41:56
You know, you don't, you don't have to like me.
1:41:58
You don't have to like my mission.
1:41:59
You don't have to like God. You don't have to like Jesus.
1:42:01
You don't have to like the Bible.
1:42:02
If I'm really here to help you with your health, right?
1:42:05
If I can help you with your health, then you might be
1:42:07
interested in having another conversation with me about about
1:42:10
your faith. And if not, fine, I'd love
1:42:13
everybody. I don't care what race, colour,
1:42:15
religion you are. I still love you, right?
1:42:17
We're all, we're all children of God.
1:42:20
And so I come at this from a love perspective and I want to
1:42:25
just put my arms and wrap my arms around people and, and help
1:42:28
them with their health, because I know that when they get well,
1:42:31
they're going to be so much better, a version of themselves
1:42:34
and they're going to want to make a difference in this world.
1:42:36
And man, what's what's there's so much negativity in this
1:42:39
world. So many bad things are happening
1:42:41
in this world. Let's just start changing things
1:42:43
for good. Let's get people healthy, Let's
1:42:45
get them well. And let's guess what?
1:42:46
They're going to go help their neighbour.
1:42:48
They're going to go see their grandchildren.
1:42:49
They're going to play with their you know, they're going to go
1:42:51
hang out with their friends that they wouldn't hang out with
1:42:53
before. Maybe they're going to be nicer
1:42:55
to their wife because they feel better.
1:42:57
You know, just like so much positivity can happen when
1:43:00
you're well that then guess what, you know, start reading
1:43:03
the word of the Lord. You know, there's so many people
1:43:05
who've read Proverbs every day in the Bible and have become
1:43:09
super successful. The Proverbs is so awesome
1:43:13
because it's a 31 Proverbs. You go read 1 for every day.
1:43:17
Today's the 4th of August. Just go read Proverbs 4 takes it
1:43:22
5-10, maybe 15 minutes at the most, but most often it's like 5
1:43:26
minutes. You take 5 minutes to read the
1:43:28
the proverb for that day and you do that every single day and you
1:43:32
just do it every single month. Those things are being How about
1:43:34
a? 30 day month or or February?
1:43:38
You might have to read the you have to read it read the 31st
1:43:43
1:00 every once in a while, right?
1:43:44
So and then in February when it's a leap year, then you just,
1:43:47
you have to actually read a couple extra ones.
1:43:49
But So what is the first three-step action you would give
1:43:56
someone stuck in chronic pain or spiritual stagnation?
1:44:01
Yeah. So the chronic pain 1 is, is
1:44:04
simple, we need to reduce the inflammation, right.
1:44:07
So one is I use our our relief patch.
1:44:10
I think that's going to help tremendously.
1:44:12
But then it's like, how do you reduce that inflammation And
1:44:15
inflammation becomes from the starts in the gut.
1:44:18
So you need to figure out what's what's irritating your body so
1:44:21
much that's causing the inflammation wherever that
1:44:25
source is because most people don't try to find the source of
1:44:28
their paint. So find the source and the
1:44:30
source is going to typically be from is initiate from your gut.
1:44:35
So get your gut healthy and hydrate and use our patch.
1:44:41
Those are the first things I would say from that pain
1:44:44
perspective, because if you don't find the source, you're,
1:44:46
you're not going to fix it. And so people will go for
1:44:49
chronic pain for ages and ages and ages and the don't get it
1:44:54
fixed. But then I'm learning about
1:44:56
techniques about that, you know, and NLT techniques, which are
1:45:00
neuro linguistics and, and the techniques that do you have a
1:45:04
pain in your, you know, maybe leg that came from a childhood
1:45:08
experience that you had. And once they clear that your,
1:45:11
your pain heals. It's like what it was just like.
1:45:15
I've interviewed somebody in the past on the NLT in and.
1:45:20
It's wild. That's.
1:45:21
Really to reconciled it. Yeah, it is hard.
1:45:23
It's really hard to understand, right?
1:45:25
I don't understand how that works.
1:45:26
It doesn't make any sense to me in my in my brain.
1:45:29
I don't get it right. But it is a practise out there
1:45:31
and people are. Are you it?
1:45:32
Is what it is. It is right, but from a
1:45:35
scientific perspective, it makes sense to me that your
1:45:39
inflammation starts in your gut. If you can heal your gut, then
1:45:42
inflammation will start being reduced in the body and then
1:45:45
your organs, you know, all start working the way they're supposed
1:45:47
to work. And then man, that's going to
1:45:49
reduce a lot of people's chronic pain.
1:45:52
And that does the second one was you'd asked me was related to to
1:45:56
faith, right. How do you get out of a stagnant
1:45:59
relationship or just feeling about I, I, I was the worst
1:46:03
person related to my faith because I was a Christian since
1:46:07
I was young, but I wasn't a practising 1.
1:46:09
So I would go to church every Sunday and I love the service.
1:46:12
I love the worship. I love the pastor like, ah,
1:46:14
great, great, rah rah, rah, boom.
1:46:15
Soon as the soon as the door hit me in the butt, you know, I was
1:46:19
like, OK, that was great service.
1:46:20
Let's go eat lunch, go eat lunch.
1:46:23
And now I don't think about church until the next Sunday.
1:46:25
And that's not the that's healthy.
1:46:28
And So what I have learned is getting into the word and
1:46:31
reading the word on a daily basis is phenomenal.
1:46:34
It's so much fun. I started off with Proverbs.
1:46:37
I started reading Proverbs every day and I just got finished with
1:46:41
the reading the entire Bible 90 day period, which is really
1:46:45
satisfying. I got through it
1:46:46
chronologically. I went through one of the
1:46:48
reading plans and you don't have to be as extreme as I was.
1:46:51
You can just read 5-10 minutes a day.
1:46:55
You start reading the word and when you start reading the word
1:46:57
is you're going to start being fascinated with what's in there
1:47:00
because you could study the Bible for 30 years and still not
1:47:04
figure it out. So don't, don't be afraid that
1:47:06
you're like, Oh, I'm going to figure this.
1:47:08
I, I, it's too intimidating. Just start.
1:47:11
And that's why I love. Eat every.
1:47:13
I love that studied you. Should I have approved a Workman
1:47:17
that need not be afraid rightly dividing the word of truth.
1:47:21
I love that verse. You know, it's very important to
1:47:24
to to study. We have a lot of shallow minded
1:47:26
Christians in this age and time, people who come to you and tell
1:47:31
you, my pastor said. Excuse me?
1:47:33
I have mental care. About your pastor, what does
1:47:37
your Bible state say? If you're a Christian, your
1:47:40
reference should be your Bible, not your pastor.
1:47:42
I'm very, very sorry. Yeah.
1:47:45
And I think as we grow older, it's difficult to, like, study
1:47:49
the Bible because we have a lot of themes competing for our
1:47:53
attention. So I'm grateful.
1:47:55
Like, I I read the Bible. Yeah.
1:47:59
From Genesis to Revelations when I was 16.
1:48:02
Right, good for you. Good for you.
1:48:04
You're way better. I, I, I was, I was 40 years.
1:48:06
Something to worry about. I was 40 years late.
1:48:09
Hey, you told me to, right? Now that's right.
1:48:14
I tell you to pay me a full year side.
1:48:17
There you go, I like. It should be told is difficult,
1:48:20
you know. It is difficult, but you can you
1:48:23
can nail it. But that's what I love about
1:48:25
doing it first thing in the morning, because if you do it
1:48:28
first thing in the morning, you do it and you get it not out of
1:48:31
the way, but you, you do it right.
1:48:33
It's like just through a routine go.
1:48:36
Get your lemon water with. Salt.
1:48:38
Yeah. And just start, start just
1:48:40
reading Proverbs everyday. You know, that's just my
1:48:43
recommendation because it's simple, it's easy.
1:48:46
And then you start seeing it and, you know, Solomon, who
1:48:49
wrote the book of Proverbs, was the richest and wisest man on
1:48:53
earth. So it's like, why would you not
1:48:54
want to listen to the richest and wisest man on earth, right?
1:48:58
Wouldn't that be something you want somebody you want to learn
1:49:00
from? And so you go Start learning
1:49:03
from from him and you're like, wow, he's got some really
1:49:06
amazing concepts that relate to everyday life, right?
1:49:11
It relates to everything you do as a person, relates to your
1:49:14
relationships we have with your loved ones.
1:49:16
It relates to your business. It relates to everything that it
1:49:19
relates to your entire life. So it's just super simple and
1:49:22
easy to do. Start there, You know, as you
1:49:25
did is read Proverbs for 30 days.
1:49:27
You're going to say that was interesting.
1:49:28
Let me go back. And then it's fun because you'll
1:49:30
read Proverbs every day and you'll read it 10 different
1:49:33
times. And that's where you'll Start
1:49:34
learning that word of God is a living word of God.
1:49:38
And you start thinking about things.
1:49:39
You're like, oh, I didn't realise it said that.
1:49:42
I've read it 10 times, but I didn't realise that it said
1:49:44
that. I didn't realise that that meant
1:49:46
this, you know, and you start, you know, the Lord starts giving
1:49:50
you information and downloading knowledge that you hadn't had
1:49:53
before. And it's like, whoa, that's
1:49:55
really, really fun. So I'm having a blast with that.
1:49:58
And I want to give that gift to everybody is like, hey, you
1:50:00
can't have that gift of, of knowledge and discernment if you
1:50:04
just start, right? So start somewhere, start, start
1:50:07
reading Proverbs every day. And then you're going to get
1:50:10
addicted and you're going to like it.
1:50:11
It's going to be fun. You're going to be frustrated
1:50:13
when you miss it. So, you know, it was sceptics
1:50:17
here at terms like frequency medicine or lethal healing, and
1:50:23
they raise eyebrows. So how do you respond?
1:50:26
What's the evidence that you lean on?
1:50:30
Yeah, I I just there's so there's so many so much evidence
1:50:34
out there in the world right on and do your own research.
1:50:37
That's what I implore people to do is like, don't believe me,
1:50:40
right, That don't, don't believe anybody, right.
1:50:43
And that's what the skill of research that I did learn is
1:50:47
the, the media lies to you, the the newspaper you read lies to
1:50:52
you, social media lies to you, the music we listen to lies to
1:50:57
us. I mean, that's is literally a a
1:51:00
propaganda message that's being displayed in the world.
1:51:02
If you go do research on Mockingbird media, I'm not
1:51:05
kidding. Mockingbird Media is a programme
1:51:07
in the United States that the CIA put out operatives in all of
1:51:11
the news organisations. And at 4:00 AM in the morning,
1:51:15
they give them their talking points and each one of them have
1:51:18
to say the same type of thing in a different little way, right?
1:51:22
So they all say it, you'll hear it on the radio on the way to
1:51:25
work, you'll hear it on the news on the way home.
1:51:27
You'll read it, you know, maybe hear it, hear one of your
1:51:30
friends talk about. You hear something 3 or 4 times,
1:51:32
you assume it's true. And so, but that's literally a
1:51:36
Mockingbird Media was a programme that the CI created
1:51:39
that was supposed to be stopped. And literally just yesterday I
1:51:43
read the Tulsi Gabbard that went and see the one that's in our,
1:51:46
in the FBI, somebody in our, the FBI literally is, is
1:51:51
researching, found out this is mocking Burbinia is still in
1:51:55
existence today. It's like, well, and it, and it
1:51:57
was supposed to be, you know, stopped 40 years ago, whatever.
1:51:59
So it's clear they what they have an agenda or when the
1:52:02
government or indoor whoever these nefarious people are
1:52:05
creates his agenda that you just can't, you can't, can't accept
1:52:10
that as truth. You have to go find your own
1:52:11
truth. So find your own own sources of
1:52:14
information. Don't believe Rob on frequency
1:52:16
medicine, but I do implore you to go research doctor Emoto,
1:52:20
right? Go, go.
1:52:21
And maybe you think he's wacko, that's fine.
1:52:23
Go. Did you start doing the research
1:52:24
on frequencies? There's so much information
1:52:26
about frequencies that you're going to soon discover that then
1:52:29
what I'm saying it is more than likely accurate.
1:52:33
And then guess what? You start looking at all these
1:52:35
other things. You look, look at hydrogen.
1:52:37
Is hydrogen really beneficial? I don't know.
1:52:40
Go do your own research. Go, go check those out, right.
1:52:43
And then it's like, it's really fun.
1:52:45
When you start digging in, it's like, Hey, I'm, I'm not coming
1:52:48
at the, I came. I'm probably the most sceptical
1:52:50
person that you know, because I, I come into things I'm like, and
1:52:53
now it's even worse because I know I've been fed so much false
1:52:58
information my entire life that I don't really, I really don't
1:53:01
trust a lot of resources. So you, my wife will be so
1:53:04
funny. She'll get this social media
1:53:06
post or something. She's like, oh, did you hear
1:53:08
about this? I'm like I said, OK, I'll take
1:53:10
take that in as information, but I don't accept it as truth.
1:53:13
I have to go do my own research. So then I go do my own, I go do
1:53:17
my own research and then I'd like say, OK, yes man, that
1:53:21
makes sense to me. That's smart, but man, it's
1:53:24
frustrating that there's so much bad information out there.
1:53:26
So don't believe me, Just go do your own research and have fun
1:53:29
doing it. I'm going to I'm going to I'm
1:53:31
going to disprove this, you know, Rob Renee guy, I'm going
1:53:35
to go prove him that frequencies are, are, are dumb.
1:53:39
And then, you know, go do your own research, then come back and
1:53:41
let's let's have a good conversation about the yeah,
1:53:44
there's sceptics is about about everything.
1:53:46
And I'm, I'm OK with that and I accept that.
1:53:47
I, I took a world religious class when I went to the school
1:53:51
and it was really eye opening. So much fun to see the, all the
1:53:54
different religions in the world and how people come up with
1:53:57
different, you know, how they have different beliefs.
1:54:00
And I'm accepting of all of that.
1:54:02
I'm OK with all of that. Do I believe that the Bible is
1:54:05
true? I do I that's what I believe.
1:54:06
But if you don't accept it, that's fine.
1:54:09
I don't look at you any different because you don't, but
1:54:12
I just believe what the Bible says, right?
1:54:13
And and the Bible Bible says certain things and and people
1:54:17
like, Oh my gosh, the Bible says that you're a bad person because
1:54:19
you believe in the Bible. I'm like, Hey, I didn't write
1:54:21
the Bible, right. The Bible is is what it is, But
1:54:24
do I believe what it is there? Yes.
1:54:26
And so anyway, I love that. I love, I love what you're
1:54:29
saying right now because it's actually speaks to something
1:54:32
that that happened today. A friend of mine shared a
1:54:36
YouTube video with me right? And I don't know if I should
1:54:40
call these guys out on what they have done.
1:54:44
They literally were spreading a Christian faith propaganda,
1:54:51
right? So they put up a video stating
1:54:55
that they asked Cha Chipity a couple of questions, right,
1:55:02
right. And that's had GPT said.
1:55:06
I don't know if this is going to infringe copyrights, I guess if
1:55:09
I don't play the media right, if I don't have the sound.
1:55:14
On I think you can talk about it, right?
1:55:15
You can. You can.
1:55:16
If I don't have the sound on because I do not mind presenting
1:55:20
this right, because I don't like people spreading false
1:55:23
information, it's not right. It is not fair, right?
1:55:27
Or maybe I shouldn't just give them free publicity?
1:55:32
That's true. That's true.
1:55:34
It's up to you. But yeah, this the concept
1:55:36
though is you're, you're saying that they're using GPT and
1:55:39
putting out false information. Yes, so, so these guys says he
1:55:43
he put a prompt into ChatGPT and then he asked ChatGPT whether AI
1:55:51
has, you know, demonic origins and that ChatGPT said partially
1:55:57
true, that OK, what's the origin of ChatGPT said from military
1:56:03
research? And if there are evil intentions
1:56:07
behind, you know, the AI into chipity.
1:56:10
And it said partially true. And that OK, what's the
1:56:17
intention of AI in chipity? It said to control efficiency.
1:56:25
And what did you say acts of what's the true religion?
1:56:29
And it said Christianity and, you know, as Jesus, the son of
1:56:34
God, and it said yes, is anybody who doesn't believe in Jesus
1:56:38
going to go to hell? And Touchipity said yes.
1:56:41
And you know, it just went on and on and on to just sort of
1:56:44
manipulate people into Christianity.
1:56:47
I'm a Christian, right? I was manipulated into
1:56:50
Christianity. I have my own personal
1:56:54
relationship and personal experience with God.
1:56:56
Right, Yeah. You talked about being exposed
1:56:58
to other religions and of course, accepting of their
1:57:01
faith. And what a lot of people do not
1:57:03
realise is if you weren't born into a Christian family, you
1:57:06
wouldn't have been Christian. Case closed.
1:57:11
Some other people were born into other religions and that's why
1:57:13
they practised that religion, right?
1:57:15
And we all need to learn to accept, you know, each other,
1:57:18
our differences, right? And of course, all roads lead to
1:57:21
the top of the same mountain. There's just one God, right?
1:57:25
But it's funny how people will use manipulative tactics to try
1:57:33
to spread, well, Christianity. Yeah, I'm very, very upset about
1:57:37
this. It's it's not right because I
1:57:38
punched the same set of questions into touchipity and
1:57:41
touchipity gave me a different string of answers.
1:57:44
So, yeah, would you do that? And you know most people would
1:57:48
not take that time to go punching those same questions
1:57:50
into touchipity, right? To verify same going back to the
1:57:54
scientific method, right, Doing your.
1:57:56
Own research, right? You can make a video say
1:57:59
anything, right? Yeah, yeah, it's, it's and I,
1:58:03
you know, first of all, I'm not going to have AI tell me
1:58:06
anything about the Bible, right? I mean, there's lots of things
1:58:08
that it could tell me what the words are, what it
1:58:12
interpretation is, is I'm not going to take the, I'm not going
1:58:15
to take AI's interpretation, right?
1:58:17
I'll take a pastor's interpretation and or, you know,
1:58:20
I'll take it to the Lord, right? I'll ask, I'll ask him directly
1:58:24
and so I'm not, but I'm not going to ask AI interpretation
1:58:27
of things like that are of spiritual nature because chat BT
1:58:31
doesn't have a spirit, right? It's not going to understand the
1:58:35
spiritual realm that is a real, in my opinion, a real realm that
1:58:39
exists. And so you know, I'm not going
1:58:42
to ask chat GB to those types of things.
1:58:43
So but it. Sounds like a clown show.
1:58:45
You know it sounds like a real clown show.
1:58:47
If AI truly didn't demonic, will it tell you that I am demonic?
1:58:52
Yeah, I mean, well, yeah, I think that's just people.
1:58:55
People, you know what? You, you know why people do
1:58:58
that, right? I mean, they, they want, they
1:59:00
want the click, they want people to click it.
1:59:02
They want people to yeah, it's because it's 100% clickbait.
1:59:06
That's all it is. So, you know, I, I would, I
1:59:08
would look at that and I just, I would throw, I would not even
1:59:12
worry about it because people are just going to do that stupid
1:59:14
stuff regardless, right? So to me, to me, I just, it just
1:59:18
goes off my shoulder and I flick it off and like, I love another
1:59:22
clickbait people trying to get people to, to watch stuff,
1:59:25
right? So that that's just happens in
1:59:28
our society, that's what happened.
1:59:30
The comment section The comment section was wild.
1:59:35
Yeah, that's why they did it. That's why they did it.
1:59:38
They wanted to, you know, I, I literally as part of my
1:59:40
business, I, I talked to these people who are, you know, PR
1:59:44
people and they're like, there's no such thing as bad press,
1:59:46
right? And it's like, so they want,
1:59:48
they want, they want to create controversy, right?
1:59:50
And, and they want to put you right in the middle of it.
1:59:53
So then then you get all this, all this, this press related to
1:59:56
it's like, you know, I just, I'm too old for that stuff.
2:00:00
Like I don't want to, I don't want to.
2:00:02
So how? Old to die young.
2:00:05
Yeah, exactly. God has me here for a perfect.
2:00:08
So I'm, I'm, I'm just going to make the best of it.
2:00:11
So how do you balance using strong faith language while
2:00:14
still inviting those who aren't yet believers?
2:00:18
How do you balance that? Of course, science and religion
2:00:23
are like water and oil. You know what, what's really fun
2:00:28
though it is they're not science is actually amazing at proving
2:00:32
the Bible. So there there there's really
2:00:34
lots and lots of scientifical scientific evidence about the
2:00:40
reliability of the Bible. My brother teaches this whole
2:00:44
series on the reliability of the Bible and it talks about the
2:00:49
contextual actual language in the Bible.
2:00:53
You can you can prove it that way.
2:00:55
You can prove it via archaeology and the the of how how the Bible
2:01:00
is real. You can do it with science.
2:01:02
There's lots of science related specific topics that are can be
2:01:06
proven in in the Bible and a lot of scientists.
2:01:09
Social science as well. History.
2:01:11
Anthropology. Yeah.
2:01:13
Right, right. So it's not, it's not oil and
2:01:15
water like most people think it is.
2:01:17
Because if you, if you really look at it, there's lots of
2:01:20
scientific evidence that you. Can't use the right scientific
2:01:23
method. Oil and water would actually go.
2:01:26
Back there you go. You.
2:01:27
Know. If you know, you know.
2:01:31
I, I like it. So yeah.
2:01:33
And then just from a generic perspective, right, if I'm
2:01:35
talking of a non believer, I, I come at it with, with a love
2:01:39
perspective because, you know, I wasn't all I probably was a
2:01:43
believer when I was young, but I'm not haven't always believed
2:01:46
that I am. I know the answer reading,
2:01:48
reading, you know, going through the, the college courses and all
2:01:51
these religions that you start questioning yourself.
2:01:54
You're like, wow, I wonder, you know, I grew up in this
2:01:56
environment, but what if I would have been born in India, right?
2:01:59
What if I would have been what I have done and there's lots of
2:02:02
people in, in, in India who are, who are converting to
2:02:05
Christianity because they've, they heard the message and heard
2:02:08
the word and they, they believe that, that, that, that is true.
2:02:11
And so I think anybody can be converted to Christianity.
2:02:13
That's part of the, the Great Commission is to to spread the
2:02:17
gospel throughout all the nations, right?
2:02:19
And so I believe that's our our mission to get it out there and
2:02:22
get people to least understand and evaluate it.
2:02:24
But if you're not interested in it, fine, I get it, you know, if
2:02:27
you don't want to, if you don't want to understand.
2:02:30
But I believe that it's important for police people to
2:02:33
invest because at the end of the day, we all have this innate
2:02:36
sense within us that there's there's something else that they
2:02:41
were, they, they're created right there.
2:02:43
There's something else, right? There is a God.
2:02:44
There is something else. It's not just this bag of flesh
2:02:48
is, you know, people call it right.
2:02:50
We, we are a human body, but we're, there's more to it than
2:02:55
just that There's a soul, right? And the soul is different than
2:02:59
the body. And so when you start realising
2:03:01
that there is a, a soul and that you start teaching people about
2:03:07
that. And then they start they,
2:03:09
they're, they're more comfortable having a, a
2:03:11
conversation about spiritual things when they can realise
2:03:15
that there is a mind body and a spirit and my body soul.
2:03:19
However, however you want to say that term, but it's just just
2:03:23
one of those things like, Hey, let's, let's start at the
2:03:25
beginning, right? And a lot of people are broken
2:03:27
in this world is, is broken. A lot of people down.
2:03:29
And when people are down, they're like looking for answers
2:03:32
and, and you just need to be there and say, Hey, guess what?
2:03:34
You know, there is, there is hope.
2:03:38
You, you have hope. And when you can give people
2:03:40
hope, it is amazing. Hope is like the best medicine
2:03:43
you can give anybody in the, in the world.
2:03:45
And, and God is God is hope, right?
2:03:49
And so you can give them, give them hope and give them the, the
2:03:54
gospel and you can talk to people about it.
2:03:57
And then it's amazing, right? People are so much more
2:03:59
receptive when you're not bashing it, right?
2:04:01
I'm not taking this this Bible of mine and bashing on anybody's
2:04:04
head like read this Bible, read it, believe it speaking.
2:04:08
You're going. You're not Yeah, I'm not.
2:04:10
I'm not going to I. Want I want you to go to the
2:04:13
book of Hebrews. Hebrews 11.
2:04:16
Hebrews 11. Yeah, chapter 1, chapter Hebrews
2:04:21
11, verse one. Rather sorry, Speaking of hope.
2:04:28
When we find it, the numbers are so they're so they're so small
2:04:33
on this Hebrews. That's because I'm not in the
2:04:37
right area. All right, I'll find it.
2:04:43
What's Hebrews? What?
2:04:45
Chapter 11 One. Getting closer.
2:04:47
Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus, Hebrews say the verse again. 11.
2:04:58
All right, Hebrews 11. Now faith is the assurance of
2:05:00
things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
2:05:05
Or by it the people old receive their commendation.
2:05:10
That's right. I mean, it's like now faith is
2:05:11
an insurance of things hoped for, for the conviction of
2:05:15
things not seen. Yeah.
2:05:16
That's beautiful. That's beautiful.
2:05:20
You give them hope. You know, I'm going to I'm going
2:05:22
to put that marker there. It's great.
2:05:24
That's why the Bible is so awesome.
2:05:27
There's so many awesome things about it and it's something you
2:05:30
can just you can study it and you can be, you know, 30 years
2:05:34
and you're not going to know it all.
2:05:35
But it is fascinating and fun and I just want people at least
2:05:38
be ignited and be interested and intrigued.
2:05:40
And people who have a scientific mind they love like the my
2:05:43
brothers study because it talks about how archaeology proves it
2:05:48
right and how they contract contextual criticism proves it.
2:05:52
You can you can prove the Bible in so many different ways.
2:05:55
It's like, it's fascinating. Like, wow, that's pretty, pretty
2:05:58
cool. I'm I listened to this one audio
2:05:59
books. It's called Learn the Bible in
2:06:01
24 Hours. And it's like, Oh yeah, come on,
2:06:03
give me a break. But what it does, it's kind of
2:06:04
summarise. It summarises all of the all of
2:06:07
the things. And one of the areas that he
2:06:08
talks about is how much hidden contextual information is within
2:06:13
it. From his perspective.
2:06:15
Every single word is in there for a reason.
2:06:18
And and they all, they all fit together.
2:06:20
And it's like you start looking at the genealogy of Christ is
2:06:23
hidden inside, inside one of the gospels.
2:06:27
So it's like, wow, well, how is I mean that you start looking at
2:06:30
things like that. It's like that's so there's so
2:06:33
much research you can do on on the Bible and there's so much,
2:06:37
you know, things that people I was on this one gentleman's
2:06:40
podcast and it's like is, is podcast is all about just
2:06:43
basically bashing the Bible and it was called the Bible says
2:06:48
what? And then, you know, he takes
2:06:50
everything out of context, right?
2:06:52
And he just said, the Bible says, you know, thou shalt kill
2:06:55
your mother or whatever is like, Oh, you're going to kill your
2:06:58
mother. You, you know, you is like, come
2:07:01
on, right? You got to, you got to look at
2:07:03
things contextually. You got to look at them as a
2:07:06
body of a whole. Not it just one little 1 little
2:07:09
word. But there's so many awesome
2:07:10
Nuggets like that. Hebrews 11/1, right?
2:07:14
Is, is an awesome one for hope. If you give people hope, then
2:07:17
they can, they can change their entire life.
2:07:20
And it's amazing when you get their mind right and they can
2:07:23
start having, having that hope and hope can heal.
2:07:27
Hope can heal people and heal things and heal relationships.
2:07:30
And so man, the gospel is a blast because you can, once you
2:07:34
give people hope, they can really transform.
2:07:36
And then once they transform, they can make it a difference
2:07:38
around around them. And then when they make a
2:07:41
difference around them, guess what?
2:07:42
Those people are going to maybe have a difference around them.
2:07:44
You can create this ripple effect that can have a amazing
2:07:49
impact on the entire world just by you being 1 little person
2:07:52
making a difference, giving somebody else hope.
2:07:55
You can have a ripple effect across the world that started
2:07:58
from you. That's that's pretty amazing.
2:08:00
Wow. So the next question I asked for
2:08:03
you is around red flags in Wellness, right?
2:08:07
But I like to talk about red flags when it comes to religion
2:08:11
and spirituality. You know, some people, or would
2:08:14
I say many people are brainwashed but do not even
2:08:19
realise it. That's a very big problem.
2:08:22
So it takes a scientific mind, applying the empirical method to
2:08:29
understand how to decipher themes, you know, in this world,
2:08:36
right? But also when you have that
2:08:41
scientific mind, sometimes when you get on the extreme, it's, it
2:08:47
can cause some unwanted consequences, right?
2:08:50
So I had some associate bride who who told me something really
2:08:57
ridiculous someday. And they're like, oh, if you
2:09:00
don't come to church, you, you're going to end up in
2:09:03
Hellfire. And like that.
2:09:05
So some group of creases that even like that own church is
2:09:07
like the only true church, blah, blah, blah.
2:09:10
And I made, I made a cheeky joke as well.
2:09:13
I was like, oh, wow, really? So you are going to heaven and
2:09:15
I'm going to Hellfire. Really.
2:09:17
Yeah. Like if you don't come to
2:09:18
church, I would end up in the Hellfire and tell us something.
2:09:23
It's a joke for my country. Like, OK, if you die and you go
2:09:28
to heaven and you don't see me there, I just know you ended up
2:09:32
in Hellfire. Yeah, I like that one.
2:09:36
That's good. That's right.
2:09:38
Like, Dang it, I don't see him anywhere.
2:09:41
That's pretty good. Yeah, I just gave you a detail
2:09:50
because in America. It's so hot down here, it's
2:09:52
like. That is a gift from Nigeria to
2:09:55
America. I give it to you.
2:09:57
I appreciate that. That's a good one.
2:09:59
So very good one. What would you say are the red
2:10:02
flags in Wellness that people chasing natural health remedies
2:10:07
should watch out for? I think it's like man.
2:10:10
Because there are a lot of false prophets.
2:10:12
There are a lot of false prophets and I'm I'm a perfect
2:10:15
example. My, my heart is, yeah, I've been
2:10:17
preaching against Western medicine, not necessary to
2:10:21
preach against Western medicine, but just saying big pharma is a
2:10:23
problem. And they, they control
2:10:26
information. They're all about money and they
2:10:28
just want the, that they, they, it's bad for the way that you
2:10:32
should treat people. You, we should start treating
2:10:35
people's health as a holistic thing, right?
2:10:37
We're, we're an entire being. Our body is so complex and
2:10:40
made-up of so many things that, you know, I made the mistake of,
2:10:45
of when they, when God gave me 4 different messengers to talk
2:10:49
about getting a pacemaker. I ignored the first three,
2:10:53
right? He gave me 4 message.
2:10:55
It took him 4 messengers to give me to me for me to finally
2:10:58
listen, right? And he's like, hello, how many
2:11:01
messengers do I have to give to you before you listen?
2:11:05
So Rob finally listened and I went and got my heart checked
2:11:07
and my heart finally it failed. As I'm on the operation, it was
2:11:11
like, that's just craziness. That's just absolutely nuts.
2:11:14
And so I look at that now like that's a miracle that I'm alive.
2:11:18
I learned a good lesson. You know, I'm going from if you
2:11:21
get information from a practitioner, don't necessarily
2:11:25
have to believe that practitioner get a second
2:11:28
opinion, right, right, get a second opinion.
2:11:31
But but then maybe you should listen to the second and or the
2:11:34
maybe a third if you're like really, really stressed you.
2:11:38
Can't, don't do what I love to say.
2:11:40
I, I, I always love to say you can't have a hot trick of
2:11:43
mistakes. You know, in the professional
2:11:45
world, it's, it's very rare. A hat trick of mistakes.
2:11:48
That's three in a row. I know.
2:11:50
That's three in a row. Yeah.
2:11:52
And I almost made that mistake, right.
2:11:54
So I learned from that. So just I think it's important
2:11:56
to and you need to treat the body as a whole, right?
2:11:58
There's a people are going to say, oh, you're I'm a heart
2:12:00
specialist and this is this is what's going to fix you.
2:12:03
But where it may have been a liver problem, right, that's
2:12:06
causing the reason why your heart hurts or whatever the the
2:12:09
condition is. So just look at your body as a
2:12:11
holistic being and don't don't believe there's too many people
2:12:14
out there is like this. You need to use this and cancer
2:12:17
is a great example of Oh my gosh, the fact I was on AI was
2:12:22
on a show just the other day where they they great Christian
2:12:26
show and the woman woman's like, Oh yeah, you have cancer.
2:12:30
Well, here if you take ivermectin, it's going to kill
2:12:33
all parasites and on cancers, all parasites.
2:12:36
So I was like, she has this misunderstanding of, of cancer
2:12:40
that she's she in her mind interpreted all as a parasite.
2:12:43
And now there is evidence that, you know, some people
2:12:47
misinterpret some cancers as as parasites.
2:12:51
So that's, you know, a small percentage of that is what she's
2:12:54
saying is true, but it's not true for everything, right?
2:12:58
And she in her mind is like, oh, you have cancer, you need to
2:13:01
take iromectomy because it's a it's a parasite and it's going
2:13:04
to kill it and then you're going to be fine, you know, and that's
2:13:06
just not, that's just not the case.
2:13:07
But that's not. That's not and.
2:13:10
Yes. Everybody has these things, the
2:13:14
remedies for you, for you. But what I'm finding is it's our
2:13:17
body is so complex and our genetics are so interesting.
2:13:22
My specific cancer is different than the next person that has my
2:13:26
specific answer. And so in the way the reason I
2:13:29
got it is different than the reason why somebody else got it.
2:13:32
So the way I need to treat my cancer is different than the way
2:13:36
they need to treat their cancer. So it's an effective analysis.
2:13:39
Yeah, it's really important for you to not just take, hey, well,
2:13:42
it worked for him, it's going to work for me.
2:13:44
That might not necessarily be the truth, right?
2:13:47
Because your body may be the reason why you have what you
2:13:49
have may be different than what the other person that has the
2:13:52
same exact thing as you. But the way you're going to
2:13:54
treat it is different because your body's different, your
2:13:56
genetics are different. The reason you got that the
2:13:58
issue is different. And so you can't look at it just
2:14:01
as a black and white thing. Medicine is, is a puzzle and it
2:14:06
needs to be be put put together appropriately.
2:14:08
But you need to go back to the basics, right?
2:14:10
The back to what? God made this body incredible,
2:14:13
right? We talked about water, we talked
2:14:15
about nutrients, we talked about gut health.
2:14:17
We started talking about things like that.
2:14:19
You can start healing the body from the core by doing those
2:14:23
things. So just if people just say they
2:14:25
have the magic pill, right, don't believe me?
2:14:28
It's not it's not true, right. This supplements not going to
2:14:31
fix everything that people are trying to do.
2:14:33
It's a great supplement can help you a lot of things, but you
2:14:35
know, there's so many other things that you can do that just
2:14:38
red flag perspective is do this only, you know, only do this for
2:14:42
this. It just almost doesn't ever work
2:14:45
anymore. So what is different about
2:14:49
building Exodus Strong compared to your prior corporate
2:14:54
ventures? Oh my gosh, it's just, I, if you
2:14:57
told me 5-6 years ago that I'd be doing what I'm doing now, I
2:15:00
said you're absolutely nuts. There's no way.
2:15:03
I hated talking about my faith. I hated talking about health
2:15:07
because it's something that those two or two areas I didn't
2:15:10
understand. I was a corporate executive
2:15:12
selling enterprise software for goodness sakes, right?
2:15:14
I was, I was selling, you know, solutions that were hundreds of
2:15:19
thousands of dollars. I'm selling the large
2:15:21
corporations, the biggest corporations in the world.
2:15:23
I'm in their positioning our products and why they're so good
2:15:26
and how it's going to help them. I had no knowledge of religion.
2:15:29
I had no knowledge of healthcare.
2:15:31
I had no knowledge of of the human body and how it's made-up
2:15:35
and I just didn't understand any of that stuff.
2:15:38
So if you would have told me, I said what I'm we doing that how
2:15:41
in the hell how is that possible, right?
2:15:44
And it's only because the God orchestrated that way, right?
2:15:46
He orchestrated everything in my life to be here.
2:15:49
He trained me on everything when early on, he trained me about
2:15:52
nutrition, right when I was a youth athlete.
2:15:54
That was what really important. Then in my corporate career, he
2:15:57
taught me how to communicate with people.
2:15:59
He taught me how to be not afraid.
2:16:00
Just get in front of a group of senior executives and have a
2:16:04
conversation with them. They I put my pants on the same
2:16:07
way they put their pants on, right.
2:16:09
They just because he's the CEO and he has billions of dollars,
2:16:13
he's still a human being. I'm a human being.
2:16:15
I have no, I'm going to have a conversation.
2:16:17
Well, I'm going to explain to him why my product is, is good
2:16:20
and why, why he's, it's going to benefit him.
2:16:23
And to have that confidence and have that conversation was a
2:16:26
skill set that God trained me on how to do.
2:16:29
And then guess what? He's like, OK, boom, now you
2:16:31
need to go learn about medicine. You need to learn about health
2:16:34
and boom, you know, and then boom, I got cancer.
2:16:36
He's like, OK, now I need to learn about oncology, right?
2:16:38
I want you to understand how this works.
2:16:40
And then what are you going to do with this, Rob?
2:16:43
And how are you going to help people?
2:16:44
And that that's where now I'm in that whole reverse things like,
2:16:47
OK, I've been learning about all natural health and interviewing
2:16:50
all these doctors. And I'm not a, I'm not a doctor,
2:16:52
I'm not a practitioner. I don't want to be, I don't
2:16:54
want, I don't pretend to be. But what I do want to do is I
2:16:56
want to give people hope. I want to give them that they
2:16:59
can get better. You can get well.
2:17:01
And there's lots of resources for you.
2:17:03
And I've spent the last five or six years going through the same
2:17:06
thing that you just did. I just going through this
2:17:08
battle, battle of cancer. Look what, here's all these
2:17:11
resources I've been able to gather, you know, utilise these
2:17:14
resources to help you, right? And that's what I think my
2:17:17
mission is, right, is how can I just collect this, these sets of
2:17:22
information to be a big value to people?
2:17:25
And then guess what? It's going to make a big
2:17:27
difference on them. And then I, I'm going to
2:17:30
introduce my faith as part of that discussion just because
2:17:33
it's so it's so critical to who I am as a, as a human being.
2:17:37
So how do you get it? Recharge your own battery when
2:17:41
the mission becomes heavy and resistance is constant.
2:17:46
Yeah, my, my wife is just beautiful.
2:17:48
She's such a wonderful soul that, yeah, without her, I would
2:17:51
be, I would be in big trouble because happy.
2:17:54
Wife, happy life. Yeah, I mean, she's just
2:17:57
amazing, right? She's taking such great care of
2:17:59
me with my, with my cancer and, you know, literally I'm going
2:18:03
through this process where she needs to wrap my leg almost
2:18:06
every day. I have lymphedema, which is just
2:18:08
an inflammation of my, my leg because my, my tumour is, is
2:18:13
plugging up my lymph node. So my, my leg isn't, you know,
2:18:19
the fluid get stuck in my legs. So we had to wrap it ever every
2:18:23
day. And it's like, wow, what a pain
2:18:24
in the butt, right? For me, a pain in the butt for
2:18:26
her. And it's just like, she's such
2:18:27
an Angel. That's just like, wow, she just
2:18:29
doesn't, doesn't complain about it, just helps me.
2:18:31
And it's like something that's just like, wow, she's signed up
2:18:34
for something. I feel really bad that she is
2:18:37
having to do, but I love her to death for that's I just
2:18:40
recharged my battery. Just being around my my family
2:18:43
and the realising through this help journey that that's really
2:18:47
what's important. All the money, me and all the
2:18:50
things, materialism, that nothing means anything to me.
2:18:55
What means anything. Means.
2:18:56
My relationship with God and my relationship with my family.
2:19:00
And then how can I make a difference in this world that
2:19:03
those are the things that are important to me And that's way
2:19:05
different than what it was, right?
2:19:07
Ten years ago. I was all about making money and
2:19:09
all about build, you know, raising myself in the corporate
2:19:13
ladder and how am I going to be, you know, have this car, I'm
2:19:16
going to have this house. How am I going to have this?
2:19:18
And it's like everything I meant about what I was going to get
2:19:21
right instead of what am I going to do?
2:19:22
How am I going to help people? And it's been a crazy, crazy
2:19:26
transformation in my world is now I'm going to nothing.
2:19:30
None of that stuff matters to me.
2:19:33
But what does matter to me is, is my relationship with God and
2:19:36
my relationship with my family and trying to help other people.
2:19:39
So that's that's all that matters to me.
2:19:41
Wow, wow. So what is what might achieve
2:19:45
you? Would love for our audience to
2:19:49
adopt going forward starting from today.
2:19:54
What mindset shift Yeah, is just just to know that they they're
2:19:59
you you're on this earth for a reason, right God has you here
2:20:02
for a reason. So go, go find out what that
2:20:04
reason is and then whatever mechanisms you do to choose it,
2:20:07
you'll have that mind mindset that that you know God is good
2:20:11
and that he has you here for a reason.
2:20:14
So you have hope. You always have hope and there
2:20:16
is breath in your lungs because. You are here for a reason.
2:20:20
So that's that's the mindset shift.
2:20:22
Let's get shift from me, me, me, me, me thinking about just me.
2:20:26
Let's talk. Let's talk about what impact
2:20:29
you're going to have on the world that then then when things
2:20:31
become not about you, the world starts becoming a better place
2:20:35
because we're all here to help. We're all in this together.
2:20:37
We're all here to help other people.
2:20:39
And just think about how much of amazing world this would be if
2:20:43
we were all looked at the world that way rather than, well, what
2:20:46
about me, me, me, what about you, you, you and how can I help
2:20:50
you And transition that to change that mind shift to
2:20:55
people's like you. You do have a purpose and it is
2:20:58
a good purpose. And everything God does is for
2:21:00
good that you know, go utilise that.
2:21:03
Do something good for somebody else.
2:21:05
Have gratitude. Gratitude is good attitude.
2:21:08
That is something I always say towards the end of the podcast,
2:21:14
of course. Yeah, we are actually towards
2:21:16
the end as well here. A quick queue.
2:21:21
I would advise the the audience before you mention it, guys, go
2:21:25
visit Exodus trunk com and you know, start, start to journey
2:21:30
there. So I'm not going to let you go
2:21:33
without putting you through the round of fire, a quick fire
2:21:39
segment. Are you ready?
2:21:42
Let's get ready to rum. Let's go, let's go, let's go.
2:21:49
I can do it. Quick fire.
2:21:51
I'm going to throw rapid questions.
2:21:53
You just give me the first couple of words that come to
2:21:57
your mind. Are you ready?
2:22:00
I'll do my best. OK, so give me one word that
2:22:04
defines who you are today. Christian.
2:22:10
OK, So what Bible verse do you turn to when you need strength?
2:22:15
I can do the Ephesians right. I can do all things through
2:22:18
Christ who strengthens me. Philippians chapter 4, verse 30.
2:22:23
That's 19. Yeah. 13 rather.
2:22:25
Yeah. Philippians 413.
2:22:27
Yeah. I can do all things through
2:22:29
Christ that strengthens me. I love that favourite.
2:22:33
OK, so faith practise that you never skip.
2:22:38
I never what? That you never.
2:22:40
Keep Yeah, that's a great, great question.
2:22:43
I would say all of them, you know, in the past, but now, now
2:22:46
I don't skip reading the word. I used to used to skip it all
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the time, but I've totally tricked chains and now that's
2:22:52
what I that that's my 1 faith practise.
2:22:54
I, I, I, you know I'm going to change it because it's going to
2:22:57
be prayer. Every single night before I fall
2:23:01
asleep, I say a prayer regardless of where I am, who I
2:23:04
am, where, you know, I always will do that.
2:23:07
The Bible says pray without season, you know.
2:23:10
OK, so let's talk about health meats and treats.
2:23:13
Quick one biggest health myth people believe?
2:23:17
The white coat. The white coat is not the
2:23:20
answer. That's been the problem, but
2:23:22
that's the biggest health myth in the world.
2:23:24
We all believe that the white pill, the white coat is going to
2:23:28
give us the purple pill that's going to fix us, and that's not
2:23:32
the answer to your health. So what's 1 supplement everyone
2:23:35
should stop taking? Stop or start.
2:23:40
Stop. Stop taking that.
2:23:44
That is the great question. Let me think of one that is just
2:23:49
as negative impact on, you know what the the ones that really
2:23:53
are bad are the multivitamins because they really don't do
2:23:56
anything for you because typically the multivitamins are
2:24:00
made-up of really bad nutrients and or not enough of the right
2:24:04
nutrients. And it's just you people think
2:24:06
that they're taking this multivitamin and it's all just
2:24:11
goes out their urine. And so that you need to get the
2:24:14
right supplements that are going to give you the right nutrients
2:24:18
that your body needs, not just trying to throw everything at
2:24:21
it. So be more specific.
2:24:23
Narrow it down to what your body needs.
2:24:26
So should I go toss the ones that haven't been?
2:24:30
I'll think about it. OK, quick quick daily habit that
2:24:37
moves the needle for you. Oh my gosh, the ones we talked
2:24:41
about those, those first 5, right?
2:24:42
I combine them All in all into one.
2:24:44
But that's the, that's The thing is, is water in the morning,
2:24:48
getting the sun that those, those are the things that are
2:24:50
most important to me. I'd like that.
2:24:52
Don't skip a day if I can. If it's if it's not sunny, I you
2:24:54
know, I don't, but I try to do those things every single
2:24:58
morning. So what's 1 phrase to describe
2:25:03
mainstream medicine? Farce.
2:25:10
OK, so what's one thing that sceptics gets right about
2:25:14
Wellness? One thing sceptics get right,
2:25:20
it's a good question. Everybody's different.
2:25:23
Maybe because that, you know, when you're a sceptic, you're
2:25:25
like, oh, that'll never work for me.
2:25:28
Just the thing that's the first thing that comes to my mind is
2:25:31
at the end of the day, we are, we are all different.
2:25:34
And there there is not one one pill that's going to fix fix
2:25:38
everybody's condition because we are all different.
2:25:41
There's no one size feet so. They kind of get it right,
2:25:44
right? That is, that is true.
2:25:47
So what's one thing they miss out that you wish they would
2:25:49
ask? That the whole the body is a
2:25:53
holistic being that's made-up of all these different complex
2:25:57
organisms and things. And we just we think, oh, you're
2:26:00
going to go do this and it's going to fix everything.
2:26:02
But the reason why you have that might be because these other 10
2:26:05
things are are out of order. So you got to look at the body
2:26:09
as a holistic entity and treat it holistically.
2:26:13
We just try to teach to treat it.
2:26:15
One thing it you're not going, you're going to miss the boat.
2:26:18
And that unfortunately is our society.
2:26:20
Today we go to the doctor and the doctor says, oh, you have
2:26:22
this, you need to take this pill.
2:26:24
And then that pill causes this problem.
2:26:26
And then you need to go another doctor to talk about that
2:26:28
problem and that that doctor gives you another pill for that
2:26:31
problem. You ended up down 15 different
2:26:33
prescription medications and they all have side effects.
2:26:36
So it's just a it's a pill for an I'll society which we need to
2:26:40
get away from. So the very final one, Exodus
2:26:43
trunk in five words, What's a core promise?
2:26:49
It's at the old. You OK?
2:26:52
So with that, I say we have actually come to the end of a
2:26:58
very, very great session, highly insightful, highly educated and
2:27:05
it was fun as well. And of course, like I love to
2:27:08
say, gratitude is good attitude from me to you.
2:27:10
It's love and respect to you. You know when a person shares
2:27:14
the time with you, they share their life with you because the
2:27:17
SI unit for measuring life. It's time for me to you, Rob
2:27:22
Renee, the French sound, the name residing in God's own land
2:27:28
in the land of the free and the home of the brave.
2:27:32
Stay strong, Exodus strong. And of course, I that you get to
2:27:38
the promised land. I appreciate you very much.
2:27:42
I appreciate you so, so much. And of course, to our audience,
2:27:45
guys, go do the right thing. Please like, share, subscribe
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2:27:58
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2:28:02
So go grab out what you need to grab and from Rob Renee, before
2:28:07
you get on the exodus of, you know, the next episode, is there
2:28:12
anybody you'd like to give a shout out to and what are your
2:28:16
parting? Yeah, I mean, I want to give a
2:28:20
shout out to the Lord, right? I like literally have to do that
2:28:23
because it's like without him, I wouldn't be here today.
2:28:25
I literally am a miracle that I'm sitting here in front of you
2:28:28
today. And so I just know that he does
2:28:30
have a plan for my life and my life is there to help people.
2:28:33
So I'm praying that I add a little teeny value to your life
2:28:36
and that you can do one of those things that might help you be be
2:28:40
well. And then if you're interested in
2:28:43
the faith discussion, there's lots of resources and things
2:28:46
that you can do. But just I recommend you start
2:28:48
reading Proverbs, right? Just something that's going to
2:28:49
be educational for you and something that can be very
2:28:52
valuable to you. And so why not, right?
2:28:55
Go read Proverbs. Doesn't matter if you're a
2:28:56
Christian or not, go read Proverbs.
2:28:58
It's going to be in very insightful for you.
2:29:01
And I just am. I'm here to be a warrior for
2:29:03
your, your faith, and your health.
2:29:06
Wow, fantastic, fantastic one. Speaking of proverbs, I'm going
2:29:10
to end with a Chinese proverb. Give him out of fish.
2:29:12
You fed him for a day, but teach a man to fish.
2:29:14
You fed him for a lifetime. And of course, I hope we have
2:29:17
fed you for a lifetime today by teaching you how to fish.
2:29:21
So guys, go fish in the comments section in the description
2:29:26
section and of course to like come your way again soon.
2:29:29
Stay out of trouble, always believe in yourself.
2:29:32
Always go for something in your life.
2:29:34
Try to achieve, you know, conceive belief, strive to
2:29:39
thrive and achieve. God bless you guys.
2:29:43
Hey man, well done.