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SICK: Xi & Putin Caught Plotting Organ Transplants for “Eternal Life” · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Hullhouse. What are the unfortunate realities of starting to awaken and dig deep into the dark forces that are ruling our world, and that process which is commonly referred to as the dark night of the soul, is that you come to this understanding that there are very, very bad people that have a lot of power, and that they look at us not as human beings, but as cattle. Now a recent thing happened. There's a hot mic moment between Putin and Xi Jinping where they were openly discussing, I guess not as open as they they thought it was less open than they had hoped.
• 0:56
  It was caught up on the mic, basically talking about how through organ transplants, they're able to extend their lives, and they're thinking talking about living to a 150 years old and potentially kind of living immortally, but done in a way that they're harvesting or using the organs of healthy people. Now I guess, yes, there's an organ transplant industry in a lot of countries, and a lot of people are organ donors. But when you have the president of China, right, where we know that the CCP has been actively harvesting the organs of their own people, it's a little more sinister. And so my guest today, Kim Bright, we're gonna be looking into that discussion, the idea of organ harvesting, but then looking at the much bigger picture about just the overall bodies and, okay, if they're looking to obtain immortality, what's happening with our lifespans, and how for the first time in a long time, the lifespan of people here in America is actually going down. So something bad has happened that's causing our lifespans to actually be shorter, which goes against what you would think.
• 1:57
  You would think, wow, we're advancing with all this medicine and the hospitals and treatments. So why is it we're dying younger? And so we're gonna be digging into all this and more with my good friend Kim Bright, who's one of the show sponsors. Brilliant woman. I think you'll really enjoy the interview.
• 2:13
  Kim, it's always wonderful to have you on the show. Thank you so much for being here with us today.
• 2:19
  Speaker 2: Seth, thanks for having me. Thanks for having me. I appreciate it.
• 2:22
  Speaker 1: Absolutely. And we always manage to stick our noses into some pretty far reaching and dark dark topics, yet we emerge on the other side feeling somehow positive, which is good, because it's being sober about what's going on in the world, but also being sober about the things that we can do, and the fact that, you know, we're we're made in God's image, and we're amazing human beings. Our bodies are way more powerful than they want us to know. So I'm looking forward to this discussion.
• 2:51
  Speaker 2: Well, thank you. I always like to end in in giving people hope. And, you know, we can start off we have to confront the evil that's there, but, we end up with, you know, on the note of hope.
• 3:03
  Speaker 1: Exactly. Solutions. Yes. So the the topics today is is we have an interesting thread carrying us through today's show of looking at the elite's quest for immortality, depopulation, and and really the harvesting of that immortality and that, the life essence from We the People. And then we won't be getting into Drina Chrome or the blood and all that kind of stuff, but we're gonna be looking at something that's much more real, which I'll pull up an article right here.
• 3:34
  So earlier, I think it was last week, Xi and Putin and a lot of the world leaders were meeting. And there's a hot mic that had caught Xi and Putin discussing organ plant, transplants and immortality, which is pretty shocking. So quick, quick read through. It says Chinese president Xi Jinping and Russian president Vladimir Putin have been overheard discussing organ transplants as a means of prolonging life on the sidelines of a military parade in Beijing. Putin even suggested eternal life could be achievable as a result of innovations in biotechnology according to a translation of the remarks caught on the hot mic.
• 4:12
  The unguarded moment was captured on a livestream carried by Chinese state TV as two leaders in North Korea's Kim Jong Un walked together through China's historic Tiananmen Square. Says Xi and Putin have been in power for thirteen, fifteen, and twenty five years, respectively. Neither has expressed any intention of stepping down. So this is and they make a kind of a quick mention of it, but this is really, really significant because you could definitely classify Xi Jinping and Putin as being of the elite class, both in terms of their wealth, but also their political power, on the world stage. And the fact that just in this moment that happened to have been caught and picked up by the mic, they're talking about literally how they can use organ transplants to extend their life and potentially achieve immortality.
• 4:58
  And then when you tie into that with China and the fact that they do have not a and not really what you say an organ transplant industry, but an organ harvesting industry, which I've, you know, covered numerous times, the fact that China still to this day is literally harvesting the organs of its own its own people. And this is this kinda takes you can talk about depopulation and, like, the deep state and the cabal, but here it is on display for us how evil this system is.
• 5:29
  Speaker 2: Totally evil. And the whole thing is that they always put themselves above normal people, and they think that they deserve immortality and that we deserve to have our organs harvested or to give us declining health. I mean, we hit our top of our, our health range, our age range in The United States, I think in 2014, and, it was at seventy eight point eight years. And now we've been declining since then. So they they are doing so many things to make us decline earlier and get us out of the way and depopulate.
• 6:05
  And, of course, they need enough around to serve them, But the whole thing is they wanna be immortals, and, they're gonna use technology. They're gonna use other people's, you know, clean organs, and, that just shows you the difference between right and wrong and evil and good.
• 6:23
  Speaker 1: It really does. It really does. And as we were talking about before we started recording, I used to do a lot of work with with kind of exposing the human rights atrocities of China, the CCP in particular. And I got to know a lot of people that either came out of the prisons, that were, tortured. I've even interviewed before on the show a doctor named doctor Invertote, who now is a is like an Uber driver in The UK, but he was a very successful surgeon in in China.
• 6:52
  And he described to me in detail it was shocking. He described in detail what happened when he was forced to conduct a live organ harvest of these quote unquote executed prisoners, but they were shot in a way that it didn't actually kill them. They were shot just to be stunned, and he had to go in there with the other doctors and harvest the organs in their body. And when when he opened up this this this guy that he was harvesting from, he noticed the guy's heart was still beating as he was performing surgery. And there's been there's another doctor I didn't get a chance to interview, another doctor I'm familiar with that admitted to He removed over 3,000 from live victims in China.
• 7:36
  And and it just To pair that with this conversation with, you know, casually, Xi and Putin discussing immortality and the use of organs, it's it's it's a dystopian scenario that typically you'd only imagine happening in a Stephen King novel.
• 7:53
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Very much dystopian. And we we need to take care of ourselves. We need to realize that there is that evil in the world, and we need to look to people that are good people and that are supporting things that are going to keep us healthy and to not fall into all those traps where, you know, we're depending on people that are big pharma, that are, you know, Western medicine, that, you know, want us drugged and want to perform surgeries because it all is about money. We've got to really look at lengthening our own lives and being responsible for that.
• 8:30
  And I'm just so happy that RFK Jr. Has, you know, the ability to confront the evil he's confronting. President Trump has the ability to confront the evil, and his cabinet. We all have to step up and realize that this is this is evil that we are looking at here, Straight up evil. And, they want us to have, lesser lives on all levels.
• 8:55
  Speaker 1: One and it's not just they want us to have. They're making us have. Right? As you mentioned, like, you've got a presentation with a lot of research that you've done. Here's an article.
• 9:06
  Global life expectancy declines for the first time in thirty years, which says that for the first time since the pandemic, the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation has updated its global burden of disease study. Published in The Lancet, they found a one point six year drop in life expectancy from 2019 and 2021. It says the trend is the first time the researchers documented a global decline in life expectancy since the study began in the nineties. I think there's a further quote from here where it says, however, in 2014, US life expectancy peaked at 78.8. During the next several years, it fell modestly before tumbling downward in 2020 and 2021.
• 9:47
  And this is shocking because I mean, I grew up looking at America thinking that, well, America, we're like the first world nation of first world nations. We've got the best hospitals, the best scientists. You know, we're gonna be living to a 120 by the time I get that age. Yet something is going seriously wrong if this is what's happening. Do you wanna know what the future holds?
• 10:11
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• 10:26
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• 10:40
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• 11:02
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• 11:10
  Speaker 2: On purpose. And they tried to say, oh, yeah. It's COVID. No. We saw the decline starting after the peak in 2014, and then it took a real nosedive after, of course, the vaccinations.
• 11:20
  Not after COVID started, but after the vaccinations. So we know, you know, how dangerous those were, and we know what happened. And as much as they wanna say that vaccines, you know, were good for for the COVID, we know different. We know differently.
• 11:37
  Speaker 1: Well, we also know that a lot of the the quote unquote COVID deaths were the hospital protocols. It was the use of remdesivir, which in a prior study when being used to treat Ebola, if I remember correctly, they had to shut down the study because too many people died during the study from from the, use of remdesivir. And you combine that with the ventilators, And you can see that it was it was just this convenient way. And a lot of people that I have spoken to, they say, oh, my my aunt died from COVID, or this person died from COVID. And I'm thinking, how did they die?
• 12:11
  Right? Because I'm sure that for most people, like, well, they went to the hospital, couldn't they couldn't help them. They put on a ventilator, they died because of COVID. Instead of thinking that, well, no, it was the protocol that killed them. And that made it really easy to inflate the COVID numbers, and then to bring fear into everybody.
• 12:26
  Speaker 2: That's right. That's right. And that's what they want. They want to constantly promote fear in all of us. So, toe the line.
• 12:33
  But thank goodness we have some very rebellious people in our government in The United States now. And we need to be rebellious also in not listening anymore to what's been the acceptable way to take care of ourselves and how we've depended on big corporations feeding us correct things. And, you know, there's so many things. They're even trying now to, you know, the cancer rates are higher in The United States than they were in The UK. They, the COVID rates were higher in The UK than they were here.
• 13:09
  You go around the world and you can see different things. But now they want to promote a cancer vaccine. And they want to have a universal cancer vaccine, if you can believe this. And what they're saying is that, Oh gosh, isn't this incredible? They want to push this on us based on the platform of mRNA again, and how we can go in, and we're doing this with mice, and it's being very successful.
• 13:35
  And, wouldn't it be great if you can just walk into your local CVS or Walmart or whatever and get a cancer vaccine for yourself? But however, cancer changes so rapidly that we might have to design it specifically for each person. And they give this as the answer rather than saying, No, why don't you look at what you're putting in your mouth every day? Why don't you look at what your environment is like? Because they're they're getting us from all angles.
• 14:06
  And so this is just another this is just another thing that I believe is just not good.
• 14:12
  Speaker 1: What I I still remember, I think it was the second day that Trump was in office when he brought Larry Ellison, Sam Altman, and and I forget the guy's name. He's from a bank up on stage, and they announced project Stargate and how they're gonna be using AI to develop rapid cancer vaccines using AI. Like, I don't want AI controlling the temperature of my fridge, let alone No. Let alone programming me at a genetic level. And that and to me, it was just it's mind blowing if take a step back and look at what this whole process looks like.
• 14:48
  It's like, okay. Yeah. As you pointed out, we saw this huge drop in in a in life expectancy and a huge spike in deaths and cancer from the mRNA technology. Right? And then but now they're announcing that, wow.
• 15:01
  You know, we we've seen skyrocketing cancer rates, so therefore, we must have a universal cancer vaccine. It's almost like your house is burning down, and they show up. They're like, oh, your house is burning down. But, hey. Thankfully, we've got a, you know, a can of kerosene.
• 15:15
  Gas. And we're gonna put that on the house to help put it out.
• 15:18
  Speaker 2: Good analogy. And, you know, too, the other thing is that we're being bombarded with five g. We're being we were bombarded with five g long before The UK was. So, maybe that's why we have more cancer in The United States, where the wavelengths and the frequencies are so of, you know, they're just, they're so different, the frequencies, than what we resonate at when we have normal health, and they cause our health to decline. And so the five g, the you know, anything that has those different higher frequencies is going to destroy our cell health and rearrange it.
• 15:58
  It's not good. Just have so much overall exposure. And we've got the five gs. Then we have the mRNA. Think there's a slide there that's in the cattle.
• 16:11
  It's in, you know, the chemicals that they're using on our foodstuffs. There's, yeah, chemtrails. So they're poisoning their food supply. They did it back with the pesticides and herbicides. Now, you know, the the bovine or chickens, anything, have mRNA in in their vaccinations.
• 16:32
  Then we're looking at the plastic pollution. Then we're looking at the, you know, vaccinations, which we've already talked about. And, again, the five g, like I just talked about. And we've come up with a term called TRA, targeted rapid aging. These people, these evil, whoever they are, are targeting all these things to age us rapidly.
• 16:55
  Speaker 1: And what's what's difficult about this entire situation is that actually, put my hand back up, is that a lot of these targeted vectors, we can't escape unless you wanna stop going outside because they're spraying. Or That's right. I mean, even now, we know that they're putting in, GMO microbes into the soil. Right? So it's not just the plants and the pesticides and the seeds.
• 17:20
  They're actually putting in, like, literally GMO microbes into the soil to try to change the microbiome of the soil, which is that's a whole other topic of just complete disgust. And the thing is is that these things, you know, whether it's the radiation, whether it's the chemtrails, what's going into a lot of our foods, of course, you know, you can you know, like, we we order all of our meat from a local farmer that's, mRNA free, You know? So we we we do that. But for a lot of people, they don't have access to that. And they can only go to their local, you know, ShopRite or their local Publix.
• 17:57
  Right? And they're limited to just what's available there. And so for a lot of people, they can't eve they can't even escape this or even afford to escape it. They can't afford to pay $12 a pound for organic beef. And and so they're forced to go to Costco and pay $6 a pound for stuff that's full of mRNA vaccines.
• 18:17
  Speaker 2: Well and and that's where we have to change our thinking because people talk about affordability. That's all long you know, it's been around for a long time. Can I afford to eat organic? And here's the thing. Yes.
• 18:29
  You can afford to eat organic. Can you you'll have to eat probably smaller portions, but eating the organic, is far better than eating, you know, these laden foods that are with the chemicals, the mRNA, all these things. You're going to end up in the hospital. You're going to end up on drugs. You're going to end up with surgeries.
• 18:48
  Think about the cost of that. So find local farmers. You know, there are people that are shipping meat and aren't charging an arm and a leg. You've got to be investigatory for yourself and start seeking out other answers and not just, you know, not be used to just running to the grocery stores to get your things and have other people help you. Do whatever it takes.
• 19:11
  We have to change. We have to change if we want to have longer lives and if we want to remain healthy, as healthy as we possibly can.
• 19:20
  Speaker 1: And that's a really good point, because even going to a local farmer and say you find your friend or your neighbor and say, hey, do you wanna go in on half a cow with me? You know? Because we've we've done that plenty of times where, you know, we will just order a quarter cow or a half cow from a local farmer, and and you can save a lot of money. And there's also a lot of what I found is a lot of local farmers that aren't quote unquote organic. But you talk to him and they're like, oh, we don't spray.
• 19:44
  We you know, our cows eat grass. Right? So you can also find because a lot of farmers, it becomes cost inhibitive to go through all the procedures of of the organic process. So you can go talk to a local farmer and just ask them, you know, do you, vaccinate your animals? Do you do this?
• 19:59
  And I find that a lot of the local farmers are they're just they're they're actually more rebellious and anti government than I am. They're it's it's actually quite amazing.
• 20:07
  Speaker 2: They're not using antibiotics. They're not using growth hormones. They're not using all these things that your corporate farms use. So we've gotta be vigilant.
• 20:16
  Speaker 1: And so I want to touch upon aging, again, because so I've got one other thing here I'll pull up real quick. This is an article that says anyone born after 1939 is unlikely to live for 100. And you I'm glad you highlighted that unless we find a cure for cancer that is, which is like, oh my goodness.
• 20:35
  Speaker 2: I think this this writer must have been must be heavily liberal. And, I mean, it's so you know, it's just so disgusting unless we find a cure for cancer that is. It's just, to me that again is like, let's just keep their feet on the pathway of Western medicine that doesn't work. And let's give them this, cure for cancer with the mRNA, you know, for everybody. That's not a cure.
• 21:00
  How long have we been devoting money and running races in order to get the cure for cancer? How long have they been, you know, leading us down this path thinking that we were you know, this is the way to go? The way to find a cure for cancer is to look at what God gave us naturally, not in a vaccine that man is is is trying to come up with. We need to look at our own self, Seth. We need to understand how the body works.
• 21:29
  We need to understand the importance of our gut, the microbiome. You were talking about earlier how they're disrupting it with the GMOs in the soil. They're disrupting our gut. They're disrupting our microbiome. Of course, we're not gonna live to be a 100.
• 21:43
  But but finding a cure for cancer with their Western medicine isn't the answer at all. It's it's the answer is in learning to understand how our own body works and what it needs in order to operate. It's perfect as God made it. We've disrupted it with humans making things, for profit in order to keep us ill, in order to keep us on that pathway of needing them, of needing their medicines, the petroleum based medicines, of needing, you know, all these things, the cheap foods. We've got to find our way out of that and get back to the way God intended it.
• 22:22
  Speaker 1: Well, I think an important thing to note is that from my own understanding and my own research into this and interviewing people like yourself or John Richardson, whose father was a pioneer in leotrile and apricot seeds and b 17. You know, talking about, you know, corn dioxide, CDS, all different things that other in other regions of the world they're using to treat cancer. My conclusion is that they don't wanna find a cure for cancer. Exactly. If they find a if they quote a book, find a cure for cancer, their money dries up.
• 22:54
  All the fundraising, all the billions and billions they've raised with pink ribbons and yellow bracelets, all of that dries Not to mention all the expensive chemotherapy, all the treatments or radiation, all of that ends. Because if they wanted to find a cure for cancer, like, I could point them to, like, five different doctors to talk to and say, look, you know, or doctor Makis. Like, this guy's curing cancer with finbendazole and ivermectin. This guy's curing cancer with high dose vitamin c. That person's curing cancer by changing diet and and and and changing doing juicing and doing fasting.
• 23:28
  They don't wanna find a cure for cancer.
• 23:30
  Speaker 2: No. No. And I I knew this fifty years ago when I got started in this. And I've been helping people that had cancer stage four with change of diet, change of environment, you know, aware of their body finally and how it operated. And they gave them, you know, weeks to live.
• 23:47
  And yet we reversed things and we didn't use their methodologies. I've seen it firsthand. I have direct experience with all this. So, can tell you you're totally correct. And I have told people, don't waste your time, you know, volunteering for these things.
• 24:03
  It's you're going down the wrong road. You're supporting the wrong people. Support the people that are trying to do it the right way, the natural way. And, you know, you you need to really look into more of those kind of things. Like you said, vitamin C.
• 24:17
  There's so many different ways people can can rearrange and and go towards health instead of being stuck on that wheel of of having ill health.
• 24:28
  Speaker 1: Exactly. So I wanna I wanna go to one particular slide, which says, how do you know if you're rapidly aging? So this is interesting, and and because I haven't thought about it like this. I'll read this real quick. It says we're all aging, but many of us are more rapid are aging more rapidly than we should be.
• 24:44
  You're experiencing any symptoms and you can't pinpoint the cause, you're likely suffering from TRA. Thinning hair and skin, muscle weakness, aches and pains, low energy fatigue, memory loss, recurring infections, weak immunity, and mobility issues. These are all different symptoms that if you went to any Western doctor, they'd prescribe to you a pharmaceutical drug and a prescription to cure these symptoms. After you get three or four of those drugs in, they have to then say, okay. Well, this one is gonna help you counteract the problems of this one.
• 25:12
  And before you know it, you're fifteen pills a day. Right. But what's interesting is that when you look at this and you say, well, holistically, all of these are symptoms of one thing, which is rapid aging. And then and you approach it from that perspective. It's almost like, you know, I've had doctor Ed Groupon before.
• 25:30
  And he say, well, actually, all these symptoms are from a poisoned liver. So if you clean your liver out, you can solve all these symptoms. It's the same thing. This is what they don't want us to know. They want us
• 25:41
  Speaker 2: to Well, look at actually your microbiome. That's where your microbiome is where everything starts. And then if you have a healthy microbiome, your liver's gonna be healthy. Your brain's gonna be healthy. Your blood vessels will be healthy.
• 25:54
  Your joints will be healthy because everything starts in the gut, whether it's health or whether it's sickness. And so these are symptoms and that's what Western medicine does. It addresses symptoms only. Whereas I've always looked at the whole person and looking at where does this pull the string back to its beginning. And the beginning is just like the soil.
• 26:19
  If you put a wonderful organic seed in bad soil, you are not going to end up with a good result with that plant. It's the same thing. If you have a microbiome that is so out of balance, Seth, you're not going to end up with healthy organs. You're not going to end up with a healthy liver. You're not go and you can address the liver, but the real cause point, the starting point is in the microbiome in the guts.
• 26:47
  Speaker 1: So explain to me what what is the microbiome? Right? So and how is it that the microbiome is the foundation for all of these other things going wrong? Because I I've heard about microbiome. I I know a lot about gut health and probiotics and prebiotics and, you know, the blood brain brain barrier and a lot things that they kinda relate to microbiome.
• 27:13
  But pretend I'm a I'm a kindergarten kid raising my hand and saying, what's the microbiome? How how would you explain that?
• 27:21
  Speaker 2: Well, it's kind of like a colony. It's like a a, if you will, a little village. And it has trillions of different types of, of bacteria, fungus, yeast, molds, proteobacterias, you know, things that that God put there when we go to die and our body needs to decompose, those things step into action and become the most prevalent in that community, and they return our body back to Earth. Most of the time, people have those, and that's what they're fighting is the overgrowth of the things that are trying to return us back to earth as earth. And so they get the symptoms from the overgrowth of the fungus and the molds and the yeasts and the the pathogens and the parasites in their gut.
• 28:10
  And they start affecting because there's, there are communication lines from the gut, from that gut microbiome to our brain, the vagus nerve, to our skin, to our liver, to our heart. We have the communication lines everywhere to our nervous system, which the brain is a part of too. And so and then to our hormones, it's all tied back into that microbiome and the health of it. And we need to take things and eat things that are going to supply the good guys, that are going to put forth that balance where there's more good guys that are going to cause anti aging, reverse our aging, have our hair grow back, balance out our blood sugars so we don't have diabetes, balance out so we're not obese. We are supposed to be eating things that contribute to the health of our organs, the health of our microbiome.
• 29:08
  And so you have all of these trillions of different little critters, if you will, that are down there. And you want the good guys. You want to feed the good guys. And thus, when you do that, you end up with healthy a healthy overall body.
• 29:25
  Speaker 1: So that's that's a very profound understanding of because this is a new concept to me. So I didn't understand it in this perspective that when you mentioned that so you have this this microbiome, this little colony of critters, and they all have different jobs. And Yeah. That when so and I'm gonna simplify this in into kind of my own layman's terms. But basically, when the environment of that village goes off, the the little critters that think it's their job to start destroying the village because it's at the end, they say they step in and say, okay.
• 29:58
  Time to go back to Earth. We're gonna slowly start breaking down the village. We're gonna start tearing down the walls of the the the local church and cutting the trees down, and we're gonna, you know, bury it all and kind of raise it to the ground. Right?
• 30:08
  Speaker 2: We're gonna cause inflammation. We're gonna set fires so inflammation comes up. Or yeah. Exactly.
• 30:14
  Speaker 1: And so if the microbiome is out of balance, I imagine that what that means is that the the the parts of the those little critters that are in there, if they think that you're at the end of your life cycle because of the of the health of your microbiome, they start becoming overactive and breaking down. And so even though they're not gonna make you die and decay in the next year or the next six months like you would an under underground, them being, say, 50% more active active, that might cause you to age to do you know, by the time you're 75, you're nearly as dead as someone who's 90 that has a healthy microbiome. Right? Because that help that
• 30:54
  Speaker 2: market 30 yeah. If you're 35, you may be like you're 75.
• 30:59
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• 32:11
  Speaker 2: With all the onslaught of everything else that's coming at us to destroy our cell structure, our cell integrity, and what happens too is the good bacteria, the good guys in our gut, they start to leave. When they see the the bad guys, you know, destroying the village and everything, they're like, I'm out of here. And so they're leaving your body as well. They're getting out of there. They don't wanna die and they wanna exit.
• 32:39
  And that's in their and that's what they think they should do. So we with everything that we put in our mouths, we can control. We can we can control being around cell towers. Hopefully, we can do that for a while. We can control how much, screen time, how much we have our phones to our head.
• 33:00
  Don't sleep with things in your in your bedrooms that give off EMFs or EMRs, you know, the radiation. We can control those things. But the biggest thing that we have to control the most the the the thing that's going to support our health the most is our gut microbiome and keeping the good guys intact and keeping the bad guys at bay and saying, okay. You can live here. You can stay here just like God put you here, but don't start doing anything bad.
• 33:30
  And I'm not gonna feed you things that create the environment, the swampy environment that you want to thrive in. The acidic you know, disease thrives in acidic blood. And so when your microbiome starts to get destroyed by these natural things that think you want to die, then you are creating more acidity that is in the bloodstream that then goes to all your organs. And, you're creating brain fog. You're creating aches and pains with the inflammation.
• 34:01
  Like I said, you know, they're setting things on fire down there, creates inflammation, chronic inflammation. These things all destroy.
• 34:08
  Speaker 1: This makes me think as an example of probably a more, much more extreme case of this is when you look at drug addicts and and alcoholics. And you'll see these pictures of people that, you know, that get arrested because they're they're they're on meth, they end up, you know, running naked down the street and and setting a dumpster on fire. And they get arrested, and you see this picture. And it's like, oh, a person is 35. They look like they're 60.
• 34:33
  Or even alcoholics, right, which may not be arrested. You'll see their their, you know, kind of police photos, but maybe you know an alcoholic who's been drinking for thirty years, and they're they're 45 years old, and they look like they're 70. Because I imagine that
• 34:48
  Speaker 2: that's Smokers too. Smokers as well. Yeah. Look at what smoking does to the body. So, yeah, so we have to really concentrate.
• 34:56
  You know, we can fight aging on that cellular level, and we address the microbiome. We address the things that are gonna be the most important things to put in our body that can actually, take care of that microbiome.
• 35:09
  Speaker 1: One other question I have for you, and I wanna I wanna jump to your next slide too on, kind of preventing this. But I've done a lot of interviews and research into silver, and how before Rockefeller took over the medical system, and and he really was instrumental in bringing forth the modern antibiotics industry, that before that silver was the most commonly prescribed antibiotic was silver. That's why you're going back into the plague. You know, the whole saying of born with a silver spoon in your mouth, it was not because someone was just rich, they ate with silver. It's actually because the wealthy, by and large, were unaffected by the black plague because they had that silver constantly.
• 35:46
  And because silver is what God gave us on this Earth, it it doesn't destroy us or destroy our liver. But now we have the modern antibiotics industry, and I know that with with my children that we've we've always been so hesitant about in in antibiotics. I think we had to do one protocol with my daughter because I know that antibiotics completely destroy that microbiome. Is that right?
• 36:09
  Speaker 2: The good guys. Exactly. They kill the bad guys, but they also kill the good guys. And the bad guys come back first, and then they overpopulate even more. And so it's a downward spiral.
• 36:20
  And look at how antibiotics are made. They're made with molds. They're made with fungus. They're, you know, they're they're they're things that destroy. So, yes, they can be lifesaving in some instances, but we have overused them to such a degree.
• 36:35
  It's crazy. And, there's so many other things that we can boost our own immune system up by eating the right things.
• 36:44
  Speaker 1: So I wanted to go to the slide about the natural ways to prevent aging. So, actually, I'll I'll I'll let you run us through this, because you're gonna be able to add a lot more than I'll be able to just reading.
• 36:57
  Speaker 2: Well, it's a a lot of people you know, I think I always start we we've got stay hydrated here. But I've always taught people first and foremost, the thing you can't live without for the least amount of time is oxygen. So how do you get oxygenation through the body? Staying hydrated is one way because there is oxygen in water. Okay.
• 37:17
  Also exercising. And with the onslaught of the five gs, that is like the microwave frequencies that we're exposed to. And especially people, I wish they would throw their microwaves away and never cook in them. I've never eaten anything out of a microwave. It totally messes your body up.
• 37:36
  And, they tell you, oh, no. Microwaves are safe. I'm sorry. I don't believe that at all. But they cook the food from the inside out.
• 37:44
  So when we're exposed to the microwaves, Seth, that are in the air for all the different, you know, electronics that we have to have, they are cooking us from the inside out. They are dehydrating us constantly. So you have to stay hydrated. Think about your car. If you got in your car and you tried to start it and the battery won't turn over, you put water in it, and now the electrical components can communicate with each other.
• 38:11
  It's the same thing in our body. We have a body electric. And if we're not drinking enough water, our electrical, signals can't signal correctly. And so your body will not operate right. So staying hydrated with good clean water, and that's hard to do these days.
• 38:27
  And we've already discussed water before. Exercise, bringing that oxygen in, improving that circulation, which is carrying the nutrients and carrying all the good things to your oxygen to your cells and removing the toxicity and getting it out of the body gives you more mobility and your energy levels increase. Getting enough sleep. You have to be sleeping well to help the the cells repair and also for your brain to rest and to detox at night. If you don't get at least seven hours of sleep a night, your brain can't go into detox mode.
• 39:02
  So you've got to sleep enough. You've got to reduce that stress. Practice yoga. Practice meditation or any kind of relaxation. Prayer.
• 39:11
  When you pray, when you meditate, you're bringing your frequency levels down from all of this higher levels of frequency that we're exposed to with all of this technology. And so you're recentering yourself. And when you are stressed out, you are on chronic twenty four seven pumping, you know, so many different hormones out into your body, including cortisol as the main one. And cortisol, too much cortisol causes obesity. It causes the brain to break down.
• 39:44
  It causes bones to break down. It is such a destroyer when you have it's good when you need it. But if it's on twenty four seven, it is really destroying you and aging you. And then, of course, eating organic nutrient rich foods, like we discussed before. You have to be aware of what you're putting into your body, what you're surrounding your body with, and these are all ways to prevent aging.
• 40:12
  Speaker 1: And even the the stress that you mentioned, there's a a concept called, louche or luge, which is this concept of when you're kinda getting into the the darker arts and and the evil that we're up up against, that there's this idea that they harvest louche. Right? It's it's this energy that comes from our fear and our anxiety that actually that the the demons literally harvest it from us, that they they draw energy from that, and that they they want to keep us in this constant state of fear, this constant state of fight or flight, of of worrying about what's happening, whether it's worrying about the economy or your bank account or, you know, what's happening with politics. And if you go on social media or you turn on your average kinda TV show, you can see that this is what they're pumping into us. I mean, especially on on Twitter.
• 41:09
  So Twitter, which x, whatever you wanna call it, is unfortunately where I I I do a lot of my research on there because it's it's breaking, and it it's actually really easy to search, and you can find threads, and you're able to to kind of really tap into citizen journalism. But, unfortunately, it's like going on Twitter is like walking through the back alley of some dystopian hellhole city. I mean, it's it's bad. And you look in all you're seeing these days is you're seeing videos of, you know, a gang beating up some old grandma or, you know, a rape that happened, or you're hearing the the the video of a woman getting stabbed in the neck, or, you know, Charlie Kirk, you know, you you've got his assassination videos, every other thing that you see. And if you think about the human body, we weren't built to be exposed to this.
• 42:00
  We weren't built to be seeing this stuff nonstop yet. They call it doom scrolling, and there's a certain addictive nature to it where people get they get hooked to it because it produces that heightened state where you feel a little bit of the anxiety, and and and so people get hooked to that. And so we're we're as a society, we become addicted to fear and anxiety, and it's it's made even more difficult.
• 42:22
  Speaker 2: They've addicted as what they've addicted so many people to, pornography, the the fear, what you've just described. I don't know. I'm not I've never had a Twitter. I don't want a Twitter. I barely use any any electronics.
• 42:36
  I go barefoot out in the grass. I I live like I you know, I'm a hundred years before everybody else here. That's a healthy way to do. I think people have to step away from things. We have to learn to step away from all this nonsense that they've piled onto us and all you know, being addicted to the TV, the movies, all these things.
• 42:57
  We've got to pull back and and and retake back our responsibility to our own lives, to our own to our children, to our grandchildren. And, we have to or we're not gonna survive.
• 43:11
  Speaker 1: Oh, I I I agree. I agree. So I wanna pull up the next slide here. It says you can fight aging at a cellular level. So we we've talked about, you know, drinking water, you know, eating healthy, mindfulness.
• 43:25
  Okay. But when we get into at a cellular level, what is this what are we kind of stepping into here?
• 43:32
  Speaker 2: We're stepping into the choices that we, again, surround ourselves with, but more importantly, what we are choosing to consume every day, whether it's, you know, the foods we're eating or what we're drinking. And so, again, having that awareness of changing our own cells on that cellular level and and promoting health in them rather than disease, with using all these things that we've just gone over.
• 44:01
  Speaker 1: And so because I know that you've spent, as you mentioned, you know, decades, right, studying the different mechanisms of healing. And what what I appreciate about our conversations is that you've stepped into the world of eastern, of Indian, the Middle Eastern. You've you've kind of you haven't just looked at things through a very narrow Western perspective. You've looked into other cultures. You know, kinda like if you look at Sally Fallon and a lot of what she's done with her work
• 44:32
  Speaker 2: Yes.
• 44:32
  Speaker 1: And the Western Price. Oh, yeah. That they've that they've actually looked at these cultures that like, why is this culture living to a 100 years old? What are they doing differently than what we're doing here? And so Yep.
• 44:44
  In your your research, what do you find to be some of the the the really important mechanisms for healing and longevity that we can tap into from other cultures?
• 44:56
  Speaker 2: Fermented foods. And that is across the boards in all the different cultures that I've studied. And I've traveled all over the world and seen this firsthand. You know, the Hunsas. The Hunsas ate apricot pits.
• 45:09
  They loved apricots. They grew up growth. So they they were loaded up with b 17. The Hunsas used apricot oil. They also fermented foods.
• 45:18
  When you go into any culture, you're going to see fermented foods as one of the key things in eating what God gave us in the plants, in the fruits, in the vegetables, their seeds. I mean, when I went to college over in Germany, was the first time that I watched somebody eat an apple from the top down. And I'm like, that's really weird. They ate the seeds. Those have arsenic in them.
• 45:42
  And that I was always told, don't eat apple seeds. They have arsenic in them. Well, guess what? A little bit of arsenic's good for us. And so I started eating the apple from the top down, and we cut all that kind of stuff out.
• 45:54
  Speaker 1: Stem out, and you you just eat from the top down?
• 45:58
  Speaker 2: All the way down. That's right. Top down. And, and you did you've never seen that before? No.
• 46:04
  Like, we don't people don't eat squash seeds. They don't eat things that God gave us that are loaded with so many nutrients. But fermented foods have it above everything. It is incredible what I found out about fermented foods. And of course, the king of fermented foods is is kimchi.
• 46:21
  And kimchi has proven over centuries to afford over 900 different unique probiotics that nourish the good guys in the microbiome. And that's what fermented foods do. They nourish the microbiome. Now there's different fermented foods. They might have three strains or 10 strains or you know?
• 46:42
  But kimchi is the king of fermented foods because of those 900 unique strains. There are so many studies out there, that show that we can fight aging on a cellular level. Oh, this one is great because they did in vitro. They took kimchi and they took cells from young people, from middle aged, and from older people, and they induced this, premature senescence, which is aging. That's a fancy word for aging, by using hydrogen peroxide.
• 47:14
  And they saw that when they added the kimchi because they were making them age with hydrogen peroxide, that's an acceptable, way to do that. And so they put the kimchi in there and they found out that no matter what the age of the cell was, it slowed down and delayed the aging process, and the inflammatory process was slowed down. So they did this in vitro, and I found that fascinating. And, so no matter what age you are, you can slow down aging, slow down inflammation. And of course, inflammation is at the basis of just about every disease out there.
• 47:53
  So, this was a great study. And then they had studies on obesity, that they've done, where it shows kimchi has had such an incredible value to taking obesity down because of the different strains of bacteria that were in there. That was a study where they did a double blind, I think it was the first study, double blind placebo. You know? And they were using one to three servings of kimchi daily.
• 48:25
  Their, body mass index went down. They had smaller waistlines. Their metabolism increased. They, their appetite for sugary things and just overall totally changed and reduced. So they were eating less, and they were having so much better health with the battle of obesity.
• 48:48
  And then, there was a hair study. There were hair studies. There was one on alopecia. Yeah, this one. And they did this study showing you had to come in, you had to have androgenic alopecia, which is an advanced, another fancy word for advanced loss of hair.
• 49:10
  And in men, it's in the back and in the front hair. And in women, it's in the part and, different areas. So ninety six percent of men saw increased hair count or thickness. And this was they did this study over four months, and they saw this in the first month. They saw huge significant changes.
• 49:32
  And ninety one percent of the women saw their hair count increase. And you can see in the pictures how different it was. And why did that happen? Because kimchi, when they use that kimchi, it's supporting the microbiome. It's supporting the gut health.
• 49:49
  It it takes away the inflammation, reduces it, and it allows the body to function normally again. And it's also giving glowing skin. Their skin changed too. Even with the, with this study on hair, people were noticing that their skin changed. Because, again, that that skin is connected to our microbiome.
• 50:11
  It has that communication channel. And when you change, when you have a healthy gut, it's reflected on the outside. When you have an unhealthy gut, you're going to see all kinds of skin conditions. So these studies have proven time and time again how important kimchi is for antiaging and reversing the aging and giving us longevity and keeping that microbiome healthy, which reflects in all of our organs.
• 50:38
  Speaker 1: So this it's interesting seeing this now and then tying it to the first half of our discussion where we're talking about the little colony of critters. Because if you because I we've also on a previous show, we're talking about microplastics and how kimchi is the basically, the only thing they've found that actually breaks down BPAs and removes microplastics from our body, these things that they're basically saying that, oh, these can never come out. Right? Yet kimchi takes them out.
• 51:04
  Speaker 2: And Bacillus pumilus. Remember that? It's a wonderful bacteria. Bacillus pumulus. And that is in kimchi.
• 51:13
  Oh, there we go. And, you know, when we don't have Bacillus pumulus, when we're not consuming kimchi and I got so excited when I found this study because there's nothing else that has bacillus pumulus in it. There's no other fermented food. And and so this was so incredible because the plastics affect, you know, the, having babies, fetal abnormal abnormalities when we when you actually have a child, brain disorders, heart disease, cancer, obesity, erectile dysfunction even. And and so, you know, the the BPA is doing such damage, and it's everywhere.
• 51:52
  So by eating kimchi, you're addressing the exposure to plastics. You are in you know, this is, BPA is such an a hormone disruptor. It's it's it presents itself as estrogen. And so it really I think a lot of it the reason why guys are having so much problem with, fertility is, you know, with sperm count, I mean, is because of the BPAs and, because it's truly an endocrine disruptor. So kimchi helps with that.
• 52:26
  Kimchi helps with so many different things, with obesity, with the hair. And then there's another, there's another bacteria that is in kimchi. And I think there's a slide there too that, I wanted to go over where they found a I think it was 2004, they found another, bacteria called, acromancy municipality, and this is in kimchi. And what this does, they found out that people that live to be very old, there we go. And people that live to be very old and consumed kimchi, they found that, this was, had a very high amount in their bodies, like four to five percent.
• 53:18
  People that were, obese and didn't live as long and were having diseases had little to none of this bacteria, this, that we find naturally occurring in our gut microbiota. And so this was an important thing that they found, and they just discovered it, like I said, in 2004. It is in our gut lining. It actually helps our gut lining and protects us from leaky gut. And then the proteobacteria that's on this slide that we're talking about too.
• 53:52
  These, to give you some examples of what they are, E. Coli is one. Salmonella is one. Those are in our gut too, but we need to keep those down. And by consuming kimchi, you control the bad guys again, as we talked about earlier.
• 54:11
  But then you also have this wonderful keystone good bacteria in your gut from the kimchi, and it lowers the body mass. It's not found in people that have diabetes and heart disease and all these things. They have a low amount of that, good bacteria in their gut. And so we wanna eat the food, kimchi, that is rich in lactic acid bacteria, probiotics, high in phytochemicals, high in vitamins, high in antioxidants, goes into and high in fiber. Fiber is so important.
• 54:51
  It's considered a prebiotic. The probiotics, the good guys in our gut, need that fiber to feed on and to grow their colonies bigger. The bad guys don't like the fiber. And so, and then we also kimchi helps us promote production of metabolites. And metabolites are very, needed in our body.
• 55:13
  And then we also, you know, when when our gut is off, our metabolism is off. And so we have slowed metabolism, and we gain more weight. We have the problems with our heart. We have our problems with some with brain fog. So all this is connected back to the gut, and kimchi is the king of fermented foods that is going to help with all of these different populations of the good guys.
• 55:41
  Speaker 1: So this this kinda coming full circle, this helps me understand why we look at all these different issues, right, before. And Mhmm. You say, oh, well, we're fermented foods. It's like, okay. And of of the fermented foods, kimchi.
• 55:55
  And so before looking at aging, all the symptoms of aging, and even getting into the liver, and the liver being out of balance, everything. And you said, look. It all goes back to the microbiome. And that made sense to me. I was like, okay.
• 56:07
  We have our little colony. You wanna have lots of good guys, a couple bad guys to balance things out. Gotta keep it all in order. And if you keep your if if that colony is happy and all those critters are in balance with the right amount of good guys and bad guys, you're gonna rapidly, or I guess you are going to slow down aging and have a much healthier body. Yet, if those if it gets out of whack, it doesn't matter how many pharmaceuticals you throw at it.
• 56:33
  And actually, in fact, pharmaceuticals end up throwing off your gut balance even more. Right? They destroy your gut balance, all these these chemicals coming into our bodies. So this now makes sense why kimchi could actually help with all these these different things. Because is it kind of like Kim you say kimchi is the king of fermented foods.
• 56:51
  Is it basically because I'm gonna simplify it. That the village that's living inside the kimchi is full of the good guys. It's like the perfect colony of good guys. It's living inside this kimchi, which, you know, for whatever reason, kimchi is what God chose to put this little colony of good guys in. And that when you consume
• 57:11
  Speaker 2: 100 unique probiotics.
• 57:13
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Exactly. And so then now so when you consume the kimchi, it's like you're you're doing it to directly affect your microbiome, and that's what it does for you. It's like when you get your microbiome in line, everything else falls in line because it's the fundamental building block of our health, and our antiaging is our microbiome. And by addressing the microbiome and giving it the natural thing that God gave us that other cultures have been consuming for thousands of years, that's the key to fixing all these other things in our body.
• 57:46
  Speaker 2: That's right. And you can eat things like dill pickles and sauerkraut in conjunction with it, but they do not have the 900 unique strains. They don't have these different bacterias that we've just talked about. Only kimchi. For whatever reason, God chose kimchi.
• 58:01
  And it's kind of like you put the kimchi in every day. You know, the Koreans eat it at every meal. You put it in every day, and your body's singing. It's happy. It has energy.
• 58:11
  You know? It's it's it's just glad to be alive again, and you you don't have the brain fog, and you don't have all the illnesses. It's amazing how this sounds very simple, and people are probably saying, oh, yeah. That of course. A magic pill.
• 58:26
  Well, I don't believe in magic pills, but I do believe that God gave us kimchi to to be this this incredible food to feed that microbiome, to feed that village.
• 58:38
  Speaker 1: And so I've I've eaten a lot of kimchi in my life. We've got kimchi up in our fridge right now. Got a couple different jars of it. We don't make kimchi homemade, but we've got, we've got kefir from from the local dairy. Right?
• 58:50
  We have raw milk dairy. We've got homemade sauerkraut, homemade pickles. We do we do a lot of things that do this, but the kimchi, again, we we buy that from the store. And I can tell you that, you know, I'm much more of a western diet. I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy.
• 59:04
  Kimchi is not very tasty to the American tongue, the American palate. So what is it how can how can it become more convenient then? Because it doesn't taste that good for a lot of people in America.
• 59:19
  Speaker 2: No. Well, we've got some slides that show how wonderful it is because we encapsulated it. We came up with the ability to encapsulate and give kimchi power, and call it kimchi one. So you can eat it on a daily basis. There's no taste.
• 59:37
  There's no odor. There's no mess. And the thing when you're eating kimchi, whether you make it at home or you buy it, depending on where you buy it, it could be pasteurized. And so now it's destroyed most of all the good guys. So we're not this isn't pasteurized, and they're and it's loaded with sodium that you're buying from the store.
• 59:59
  And a lot of people can't eat kimchi because they're on sodium restricted diets. So we have virtually no sodium. We've taken that out, and it's convenient. So this is an answer, to how do I get it if my taste buds don't like it? And it's antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral, and antiparasitic.
• 1:00:19
  It fights against those funguses and viruses and bacterias that are constantly trying to invade us, those bad pathogens. And strengthens our immune system, which is 70% to 80% in our gut. It strengthens our skin, which is protecting us against the invasion. It makes our skin healthier. And so we really can fight effectively against the guys that are trying to invade us, that are trying to tear us down, and that are threats to us.
• 1:00:51
  So kimchi is quite an incredible thing, and now you can get it in a bottle. And, you know, we have thousands of testimonies. We have people that got the COVID jab. They wrote in afterwards using Kimchi One, how all these bad symptoms finally went away no matter what they took. We we've got thousands of testimonies.
• 1:01:13
  I mean, there's another one I remember from a Wayne in, I think he was from Iowa, from Des Moines, Iowa. Think he's 74. He had such a bad, sugar problem, type two diabetes problem. He had chronic inflammation to the point where he couldn't use his hands and and his body in in a good way. He tried so many things, Seth, and things worked for a few days and then nothing.
• 1:01:40
  And he got so discouraged, and then he tried kimchi one. And he said that he was able for the first time in so long to start using his hands again in the right way to ride a bike. He was so excited to be able to do that. He went to the doctor. They did labs.
• 1:01:56
  He said, all your labs are so changed. They're in good order now. Look at your AC one. Look. What are you doing?
• 1:02:02
  And so he thinks this is a magic pill. He thinks this is the answer. He felt out of control that that his body was aging, and he didn't understand why it was aging so rapidly. And now he feels like he's back in control by using the kimchi one. And then another lady a lady that I can think of too, I think she's 64, and she had such severe brain fog that she was thinking she was gonna have to quit working.
• 1:02:29
  And she thought it was because she was getting older and she had no energy. I don't know if she had chronic fatigue syndrome. I'm not sure. I can't remember. But she said she could she had to drag herself out of the bed in the morning.
• 1:02:41
  She was so depressed. She'd get to work. She couldn't focus. She couldn't think right. And then she'd drag herself home, and she and the only way she got through the day was drinking coffee.
• 1:02:53
  And she'd get home, fix dinner, and collapse on the couch. After taking kimchi one for two weeks, she walks after dinner every night. She gets out of bed in the morning, wakes up refreshed. She start she started doing her yoga three times a week again in the mornings. She her brain fog has totally disappeared.
• 1:03:13
  She, can concentrate. People are like, what are you doing? You can actually have a conversation with me now. So all this changes with Kim Chi One. And she said that she just thinks this is an incredible thing that we have done because she said there's no way I would have eaten kimchi.
• 1:03:30
  I've smelled it. I've tasted it, and I can't eat it. So we are affecting people's lives. We're helping them to combat all of the TRA that's coming at them from the evil people that want us to, you know, live short lives and live them not so healthily. So, you know, kimchi one is really an incredible answer.
• 1:03:52
  Speaker 1: So it makes sense now. It's interesting because I'm putting a lot of pieces together. It makes sense because I know your background. I've talked to you a lot on camera and off camera. And I know that you've spent, you know, again, decades studying health and the human body and and and really scouring the earth for the secrets of healing and longevity.
• 1:04:07
  It makes sense why your flagship product is kimchi. Because it's not because you you went and found some research and said, oh, that will be that's a great product there. I can put it out there. I think it's just because you have through all of that research, it's led you into this simple understanding that if there's one thing that you can give everybody, if you can figure out how to give everyone healthy kimchi every day, it's probably the most the single most important thing that you can hand somebody for their health, which I know that keeping people healthy is so core to your mission in life. So it just it all makes sense now.
• 1:04:42
  Speaker 2: Yeah. That is. And, of course, you know, starting a company, I never dreamed I'd have a company. And was you just helping people. And I started it with, you know, we did the first organic wheatgrass juice powder, sweet wheat, which is loaded with every vitamin, mineral, and everything that you need.
• 1:04:58
  So sweet wheat and kimchi together, what a combo. And, so we're always looking to be on the cutting edge. Nobody did that. I was the first to do that. We were the first to do that twenty nine years ago.
• 1:05:11
  And so kimchi is really taking that another step further because wheatgrass juice also helps your gut, but kimchi with all of those unique probiotics, unbelievable changes.
• 1:05:25
  Speaker 1: And, also, I'll I'll pull up one on the slide here is that it's not just any old kimchi. Right? You you're this you're very, very serious about the quality of what you're giving people.
• 1:05:37
  Speaker 2: Most definitely. We third party test everything, all of our products. And, you know, people that have gluten problems, people that are allergic to soy. And again, if you have allergies, again, the gluten is, you know, you can go to Europe and eat bread over there and you won't have the same problem because they're not using GMO seed over there. That is what you're allergic to.
• 1:06:02
  Okay? And the soy is also GMO, and dairy has been inundated with a lot of things. So you're allergic to all of the alterations that that humans have, you know, done on purpose. And so we we pay attention to all that. So we're very interested.
• 1:06:20
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  Speaker 1: Well, Kim, thank you. Thank you for what you've done. I I always love talking to you. It's funny because coming into this conversation, because I've been I've been swallowed up in the the Charlie Kirk, you know, stuff all morning and Yes. Which is which is heavy.
• 1:08:30
  And, you know, I I almost reached out and said, Kim, I'm not sure if I'm in the right headspace to to do this discussion right now. But, actually, I I feel I, you know, I feel good. I feel like, okay. We're gonna get through happy. You know, there is hope, and, and I think it's it's just who you are.
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  I think it's it's kind of it radiates from you. So thank you for what you're doing, and and thank you for giving us your time.
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  Speaker 2: Well, thank you for that. And that to me you know, I have so many people saying, god named you right with bright. And so I love it.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah. God god named me whole house. I wonder what that what that means.
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  Speaker 2: Responsible for the whole house.
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  Speaker 1: That's true. Yeah. That is true.
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  Speaker 2: Everybody all the information. But Yeah. Thank you for for that acknowledgment. I appreciate it. And God is so good, and he's blessed us today to take us out of that sad thing that happened yesterday.
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  But I I know that he had a reason for that, and maybe Charlie can be even more effective up in heaven with God Yeah. Down know? And he's inspired so many people. So bless you. Have a wonderful day, and continue to do what you do.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Take care, and god bless, Kim.