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What's Eating U?! Field Trip: The Healing Power Of Stem Cells | DIY Edition · What's Eating U?!

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Sam: Ooh, we're talking.
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Sam: Talking about what's eating you.
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Sam: Talk about what's the interview.
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Sam: This field trip is proudly brought to you by Rogers Hood Apothecary.
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Sam: What's up, what's eating you, fam?
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Sam: Welcome to the last field trip episode of season two, where we take you with us to get stem cells.
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Sam: This is not medical advice.
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Sam: We are just showing you exactly what we did and sharing our knowledge and education of how we did it in case this is something you may want to do too.
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Sam: We show you how we use the Kim Rogers DIY method by priming ourselves with modalities at a scent beforehand, the procedure itself where we ran into Paraphy Cleanser and reality TV star Taylor Armstrong and show you exactly what we did at Next Health afterward to push the stem cells deeper into our bodies to help them be as effective as possible.
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Sam: Plus, stay tuned because Kim received three different types of stem cells at three different times, including an at-home procedure from Maudwella, and compares and shares her experience with all of you so that you can know the difference.
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Sam: And now join us at Ascent in Costa Mesa, California.
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Sam: Hello, beautiful people.
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Sam: Welcome back to What's Eating You.
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Sam: We are on a super special field trip today, prepping our bodies and cells to receive stem cells tomorrow.
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Sam: And we are here in Costa Mesa at Ascent.
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SPEAKER_00: Hi everyone, my name is Heather Hinnaker.
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SPEAKER_00: I am the CEO and founder of Ascent Adaptation and Regeneration Center here in Costa Mesa.
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SPEAKER_00: And I'm just so, so happy to have you guys here.
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SPEAKER_00: Super excited to show you everything that we have and just allow you to understand how this is prepping your body for the best outcome of your stem cell procedure tomorrow.
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SPEAKER_00: Amazing.
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SPEAKER_00: Thank you, Heather.
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SPEAKER_00: Thanks for being here.
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Sam: Such a cool facility, guys.
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Sam: Come on in and watch us do all the modalities.
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SPEAKER_00: So, what does CVAX stand for?
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SPEAKER_00: So CVAC stands for cyclic variations in adaptive conditioning.
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SPEAKER_00: It's a mouthful, I know.
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SPEAKER_00: Basically, when you're sitting inside the pod, it's taking you up and down in altitude.
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SPEAKER_00: Most people, when they see it, they think, oh, is this like hyperbaric?
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SPEAKER_00: It's totally different than hyperbaric.
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SPEAKER_00: So hyperbaric has its place, it's really good for burns, wound healing.
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SPEAKER_00: But what happens on a physiological level is our bodies are so smart, they're so intelligent, that when we are getting something from an outside source, so say oxygen, our bodies stop producing oxygen the way they normally would because we're getting it from an outside source.
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SPEAKER_00: Whereas CVAC, instead of being a static environment like hyperbaric, where it takes you to a certain atmosphere and leaves you, it's super dynamic.
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SPEAKER_00: So it's going up and down.
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SPEAKER_00: So if you take an empty plastic water bottle in the CVAC pod with you, the whole time you see it expand and contract.
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SPEAKER_00: That's happening to every cell in your body.
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SPEAKER_00: So it's working out each and every cell, and then with that, it's eliminating inflammation, waste, toxins.
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SPEAKER_00: And then as we progress, it's um inducing your body to make more mitochondria.
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SPEAKER_00: So mitochondrial biogenesis is happening.
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SPEAKER_00: People who use TVAC actually have a 16 times greater endogenous stem cell production.
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SPEAKER_00: That's all about regeneration.
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SPEAKER_00: That's going to help support what you guys are here for in town.
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SPEAKER_00: And then BO2 max, it's increasing your lung capacity, which is a huge biological age mark uh marker.
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SPEAKER_00: Um, it's also making more red blood cells.
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SPEAKER_00: So red blood cells are your oxygen carrying cells, and so it's making oxygen utilization way more effective.
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SPEAKER_00: That's very cool.
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SPEAKER_00: That's so cool.
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SPEAKER_00: So, yeah, when we start today, I mean, we start everyone out at 3,600 feet.
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SPEAKER_00: So I can put an infant that has no concept of ear clearing in there because it's a dynamic experience, you will feel the pressure changes in your ears.
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SPEAKER_06: Yawn, like yawn, yawn as much as you can yawn.
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SPEAKER_06: It's different than an HBOT for sure.
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Kim: Is this something that you recommend for everyone to do before stem cells?
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SPEAKER_00: Oh, 100%.
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SPEAKER_00: We worked really close with some stem cell doctors who have done before and after.
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SPEAKER_00: Obviously, they'd been stem cells for decades, and then now incorporating CBAC, they see how much more effective it is.
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SPEAKER_00: So, yeah, for me it's a no-brainer because it's kind of activating those mechanisms of endogenous stem cell production, so which is going to help support uh the process that the doctors are doing with the stem cells.
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SPEAKER_00: But not after, correct?
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SPEAKER_00: Correct, just before.
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SPEAKER_00: Why not after?
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SPEAKER_00: So you can do it 48 hours after, but right after CVAC's so powerful in flushing things out.
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SPEAKER_00: Good stuff and bad stuff, right?
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SPEAKER_00: And so in some instances, we want to flush things out, right?
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SPEAKER_00: People don't want certain things in their body, so they come right after an injection or whatever it might be.
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SPEAKER_00: But in most instances, when we're actually opting for injections, um, we want to keep it in our body.
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Kim: So that's why you do CVAC first, stem cells, and then you follow it up with HBOT.
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Kim: Yeah.
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Kim: Because the H bot's gonna push it into your cells.
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Kim: Yep.
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Kim: Where this is helping prepare your cells.
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Kim: Yes.
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SPEAKER_01: Okay.
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SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
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SPEAKER_01: That's awesome.
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SPEAKER_00: And then the red light every day, too, is gonna be really effective for you guys just to help with the process and everything because it won't flush anything.
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SPEAKER_00: Nice.
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SPEAKER_00: DIY! DIY.
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SPEAKER_00: And then you guys are gonna be definitely using the red light.
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Sam: So what a cool is really cool.
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SPEAKER_00: It's a class two medical device.
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SPEAKER_00: As far as red light, it is the best of the best.
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SPEAKER_00: I researched for a long time before I brought a red light in here.
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SPEAKER_00: And this is actually so most red light technologies are working on the surface.
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SPEAKER_00: So they're going about a millimeter deep on the skin, increasing collagen, elastin, evening skin tone.
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SPEAKER_00: We're not aesthetic here.
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SPEAKER_00: We're truly trying to affect things at a cellular level.
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SPEAKER_00: So what this particular bed does is it has wavelengths of light that go deeper.
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SPEAKER_00: So it's helping to activate nitric oxide production, which is a molecule needed so that our bodies can produce ATP.
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SPEAKER_00: It's also helping to mitigate inflammation.
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SPEAKER_00: So people get on here not feeling good and they get off a little looser.
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SPEAKER_00: And it's it this is patented, so no one's gonna come in and duplicate it.
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SPEAKER_00: But this is one of the only beds that has that class two designation, and it has studies specific to the wavelengths of light that it's emitting.
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SPEAKER_00: It's amazing prior to stem cell.
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SPEAKER_08: My ears are stuck.
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Sam: Are they?
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Sam: Yeah, a little bit.
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Sam: Yeah, you gotta pop them, huh?
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SPEAKER_08: Yeah.
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Kim: Popping the ears, popping the ears, shaking out the limp.
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Kim: This thing's great.
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Kim: Nice.
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Kim: I like vibration plates.
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Kim: Yeah, me too.
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Kim: They're so great.
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Sam: It feels so good.
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Sam: The vibrate plate popping my ears after the spaceship ride.
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Sam: It literally is tickling so deep inside my ears right now.
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Sam: It feels so funny.
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Sam: Oh my god.
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Sam: I love it though.
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Sam: Okay, so six months prior to this, Kim received local stem cells, aka her own stem cells, and she explains her exact experience and takeaway from local stem cell therapy.
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Kim: These are my stem cells, and I'm supposed to give it some attention so that they work better.
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Kim: You better work.
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Kim: So, starting my stem cell journey, I actually got a local stem cell, my own stem cells.
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Kim: When you continue to watch this series, you'll fully understand why I say this.
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Kim: They're sad.
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Kim: So, with that said, I'm chronically ill, and there are studies behind saying that using your own stem cells is really a good idea, but for me, I didn't feel like it worked.
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Kim: So, what they do in this particular stem cell retrieval is it's lipo.
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Kim: So they cut a small incision in your back and they grab some of your fat and then they go and spin it down.
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Kim: That's not the problem.
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Kim: It's actually that little cut that's in your back is a little bit more difficult to heal, and that was the most painful part about this procedure getting my own stem cells.
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Kim: The stem cells did help reduce some of the inflammation and it did make me feel better, but not in as long of a term as I thought it would, considering the lipo part of it was very painful and took me weeks to heal, and I wasn't advised of that.
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Kim: So I do want to make a note that if you get adipost stem cells, that it is a little more uncomfortable because they have to cut you and remove your own fat in order for them to get the stem cells out of it.
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Sam: Okay, now back to the day after we prepped our bodies at a scent, it's time for the whole What's Eating You crew to receive umbilical cord stem cells with exosomes.
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Kim: After doing the stem cells that were my own from Adipost, I researched even further into using umbilical cord and exosomes.
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Kim: Umbilical cord, depending on where you get them, is frozen, and that's why they say not to use them, is because they can lose potency and they're expensive.
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Kim: When you add them with exosomes, which are like the little submarine drivers that the stem cells hop in and then the exosomes drive them all over to where the problems are.
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Kim: This is a gold standard for actual doing stem cells themselves.
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Kim: This is my first time ever doing the stem cells this way.
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Kim: I researched a lot before I decided to use umbilical cord stem cells.
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Kim: Yeah, it sounds crazy, but I did actually speak with the one that founded the stem cells that we're doing right now, and he told me that stem cells are tested for parasites.
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Kim: And that made me feel a lot better about getting umbilical cord stem cells to help heal my body from the parasites, mold, and Lyme that I've had to endure over the last decades of my life.
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Kim: After speaking to him, I realized that it was safe to do this.
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Kim: So that is what we're doing here.
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Kim: We're doing umbilical cord stem cells with exosomes in IV that it takes them around four minutes to push.
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Kim: That's what he's doing is he's pushing those stem cells into my body, and they do it slowly because stem cells can die very fast.
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Kim: And you don't want that, you want all of them.
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Kim: I specifically used the red light in the area that I wanted to attract the stem cells and exosomes to go, which is in my back.
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Kim: You'll see where we're all using red light.
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Kim: Dr.
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Kim: Juliana Giles learned that red light therapy while getting stem cells in the area you want the stem cells to be attracted to is the best option.
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Kim: So you'll see us always lit up with the red light.
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Kim: Thanks, Dr.
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Kim: J.
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Sam: So while we were all receiving our stem cells and exosomes, we ran into paraphy cleanser and reality TV star Taylor Armstrong.
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Sam: She was so sweet, and we had an incredible time talking about Paraphy Parasite Cleansing together.
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Sam: And the next day we hit up Next Health for our post-stem cell protocol.
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Kim: Where are we at today?
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Kim: We're at Next Health.
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Kim: We're doing post treatment basically from our stem cells that we did yesterday.
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Kim: You want to go in and push them down deeper with the H bot.
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Kim: And the H bot here at Next Health allows two people to sit.
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Kim: So you're gonna get to see me and Sam actually sitting in the H bot together.
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Sam: It's so great.
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Sam: And what does the H bot do after you get stem cells?
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Sam: Why should you do it the day after?
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Kim: Because it helps push the stem cells deeper, because it helps oxygenate your blood more.
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Kim: And you know, I'm a huge lover of the hyperbared chamber oxygen therapy, and they have a hard shell.
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Kim: I have a I have a soft shell at my house, so I do this often at my house.
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Kim: But we're here in Newport Beach.
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Kim: This is one of NextHelp's new locations.
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Kim: So we're really excited.
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Kim: We haven't been here.
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Kim: You guys see us all the time going into the LA location in Hollywood, but the H bot is really important when you're doing stem cells or any sort of treatment, actually, after because it helps with wound care, it helps your your body speed up the process of healing faster.
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Kim: I mean, it's been around for a really long time, it's just something new that we're all really hearing more about.
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Kim: I think some of you guys might have heard, you know, Michael Jackson was a bubble boy because he got burned and they put him in the HBO, and so they really do use it for wound care, but internally that's what we're using it for to get the stem cells pushed deeper and deeper and basically accept more onto our body.
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Kim: Sounds amazing.
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Kim: Well, let's get to it.
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Kim: Yeah, all right, let's go.
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SPEAKER_02: Hix cells.
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SPEAKER_02: Thank you.
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SPEAKER_04: I do see if I have a push today.
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SPEAKER_04: Do we bet at least you can?
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SPEAKER_04: Yep.
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SPEAKER_04: Okay.
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Sam: As y'all know, we absolutely love red light therapy, and this is why we're doing it.
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Sam: Okay, so why are we doing red light?
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Kim: So when you do your stem cells, there's two things you want to do after HBOT and red light.
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Kim: Red light is just gonna boost your mitochondria, also accepting the stem cells more and allowing your body to kind of relax and do its thing.
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Kim: It gives it that uh rest and digest.
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Kim: But there's also a lot of different amazing things that go wrong with red light because you're you're optimizing your mitochondria.
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Kim: So and theirs is double the bulbs, which is a medical grade.
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Kim: So not only are we able to do this for our health, but it's also making us anti-age.
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Kim: I mean, who doesn't want to anti-age?
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Sam: Right.
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Sam: Love it.
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Sam: So it so red light takes you from sympathetic into parasympathetic?
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Sam: It can, yes.
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Sam: Wow, amazing.
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Sam: Amazing! Red light so powerful.
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Sam: I mean, we know that's your jam.
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Sam: We know you love it.
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Sam: You are the red light queen.
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Sam: I would recommend the Ultimoline.
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SPEAKER_04: Okay, because it's going to emit red light and then creep light.
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SPEAKER_04: Oh, nice.
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SPEAKER_04: Yes.
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SPEAKER_04: What does the green one do?
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SPEAKER_04: It's going to really target on a mitochondrial level, targets the deepest.
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SPEAKER_04: It's uh green light, red light, and then blue light.
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SPEAKER_04: Okay, cool.
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SPEAKER_04: But a lot of patients they always ask us how come it's not a typical 30-minute session, and this is because our LED bed is the latest and greatest, and so a typical bed has 17,000 volts, ours has 35,000.
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SPEAKER_04: Whoa, over double.
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SPEAKER_04: Yeah, yeah, it's over five times stronger than your typical bed.
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SPEAKER_04: That's why we don't really do 30-minute sessions that we only typically do 14.
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Sam: So this is medical grade.
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Sam: Perfect.
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Kim: I didn't know that you might stand out.
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Kim: That's pretty awesome.
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Sam: Nice.
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Sam: Alright, so we're gonna get out so Kim can strip down and hop into the bed for her 14-minute session.
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SPEAKER_02: Now you guys have to go.
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Sam: Enjoy!
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SPEAKER_02: Bye.
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SPEAKER_08: That's red light.
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Sam: So we are at Next Help the day after getting stem cells.
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Sam: I'm stoked to pop in the red light bed.
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Sam: I typically use red light every single day for a lot of skin stuff, um, pain.
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Sam: I like to use it with castor oil to push it deeper in.
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Sam: So I am aware of how red light does push things deeper into your body, deeper layers.
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Sam: It goes deeper into the cells for mitochondrial health.
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Sam: So I'm really stoked to hop this bed today to help the stem cells that I got yesterday go into my body and cells deeper.
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Sam: So I'm about to hop in.
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Sam: So y'all need to get out.
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Sam: And that's the whole point.
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Sam: If you're spending money getting these stem cells into your body, then you really should do it in a correct order of operation so that you do know that they're gonna be effective and that your money's gonna be well spent.
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Sam: And that's what we're doing.
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Sam: So we're now in the day after, and now we're doing the red light, we did green light, we're in the hyperbaric now for the oxygen, and this is part of the post protocol to help push those stem cells as deep into ourselves as possible so that our bodies can receive them and use them.
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Sam: Yeah.
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Sam: Yeah, it's really awesome the way you've put it all together for us.
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Sam: I mean, you it's like you do this for a living here to be.
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Sam: It's like I used to.
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Sam: I just took Western view and it's a good thing.
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Sam: You still do, you still do.
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Sam: The only difference is now you just do it vlog style, and we're just building it to get it out into the world.
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Sam: I mean, y'all know that uh what's eating you, we love adventures.
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Sam: This has definitely been a big adventure.
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Sam: It's been so cool.
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Sam: And uh to do it DIY and do it the way we're doing.
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Sam: So we're definitely gonna break down all the details for you guys.
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Kim: I feel like we did DIY because I was able to see what it would look like as like a retreat.
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Kim: So a lot of people here going to Cancun, Guatemala, those areas in Mexico, and then you stay at a retreat, which that's an upwards of$25,000.
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Kim: And I understand why.
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Kim: Like we definitely had a lot going on this week.
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Kim: There was a lot of moving parts.
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Kim: We went to a lot of different facilities, but most people aren't gonna do those facilities and record and do what we did.
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Kim: So I feel like to be able to have people understand, you gotta stay calm.
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Sam: Oh, yeah.
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Sam: I mean, we we made sure to record and work while simultaneously getting all of this done, like getting doing the procedures, doing the modalities, all of that.
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Sam: I mean, yeah, it would have been more relaxing to not, but it's so important to show you guys.
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Sam: Like so we prioritize doing that.
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Sam: So that was the whole point of this week.
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Sam: But a big great piece of advice is to stay calm and relaxed as much as possible the entire like week that like you're leading up to get them and then afterward, because that's how your body takes them the best and receives them, right?
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Sam: Yeah.
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Sam: Is if you're in parasympathetic.
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Sam: Right.
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Kim: You gotta keep yourself into rest and digest and not go into fight or flight.
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Kim: I've learned a lot this week, more than I thought that I would.
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Kim: Mm-hmm.
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Kim: Same.
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Kim: Doing this as a DM.
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Kim: Yeah, you're right.
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Kim: That's a that's a good point.
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Kim: It's been a great learning experience.
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Kim: So many learning lessons of what I'm putting in my body.
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Kim: I mean, that really has been the lesson that I thought.
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Kim: Okay, so you can't do caffeine the day, you get the stem cells.
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Kim: And trust me, we're gonna melt it.
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Sam: I have it in a patch form that I've wearing B12.
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Sam: And listen, organic dirty matches.
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Sam: We've told you guys before, but that's our fuel in the morning, okay?
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Sam: And we were not allowed to drink them yesterday in the morning of our the morning of our stem cells.
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Sam: And we all were dragging.
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Sam: It was worth it.
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Sam: It was a it was a sacrifice worth it to get them.
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Sam: All right, y'all.
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Sam: Buckle up for the last stop on our stem cell adventure.
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Sam: Fast forward six months to Nevada, where Kim receives fresh stem cells in the comfort of her own home from Maudwella.
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Sam: But first, here are our updates of how we felt after receiving stem cells together in California.
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Kim: I feel like right after I got the umbilical cord stem cell IV with exosomes, I did feel a lot less inflammation.
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Sam: I totally agree, Kim.
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Sam: I have been having neck and back pain for years that comes and goes in flares.
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Sam: And after about one month post the umbilical cord, stem cells and exosomes, I didn't experience any neck or back pain, not even a hint of a flare for several months after.
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Sam: So they definitely helped lower inflammation in my body for sure.
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Kim: So let's get your guys' names.
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Kim: Say your first name, who you are, what you're doing.
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SPEAKER_05: My name is Kelly Lopez.
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SPEAKER_05: Um, and I am gonna be doing stem cells, and then we're gonna be doing the revised plus, which includes the tortol, but due to we want a little bit of the inflammation, we will not be pushing that today.
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SPEAKER_05: It's gonna include vitamin C, which is great for immunity, um, zinc, which is also great for immunity B12, which is an energy booster.
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SPEAKER_05: We're gonna have some glutathione, which is a fabulous all-over body antioxidant and helps with the tons of inflammation in the body.
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SPEAKER_05: Um, we are also gonna be doing the magnesium, which is great for any all-over body kind of stress, relief, relaxes the muscles, um, that also can contribute to good sleeping.
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SPEAKER_05: And then we have amino blend, which is just all over create amino support, great for kidney function as well.
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SPEAKER_05: And then you, I believe, are gonna be doing the NAC, which is the precursor to helping your body even create more of its own natural blue fire.
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Kim: That's cool, right?
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SPEAKER_01: And I'm just seeing I'm gonna be doing the same thing.
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SPEAKER_01: Kelly's doing awesome.
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SPEAKER_01: Thanks for being here, lady.
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SPEAKER_01: Thanks for having us.
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SPEAKER_06: What made you want to do stem cells?
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SPEAKER_06: Because it is like a specialty within the IV world, right?
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SPEAKER_05: I just think it's the way medicine, you know, it's been there for so long, but because of where we live, you know, there's so many regulations, and I'm very big on, you know, incorporating some Western medicine, but into the functional medicine, holistic style, because I think it's such a good combo of everything.
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SPEAKER_05: Big is just so much power and control, and I think it's kind of absurd the amount of medications everybody's on when you can resort back to something something as simple as vitamins, fluids, hepatitis, stem cells, kind of going back to the base of what started the problem versus let's just try and moderate it, but then there's so many negative side effects to everything, too.
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SPEAKER_05: So I think stem cells is wonderful because it literally is from the ground up starting over for people, which is nice.
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Kim: Are they not totally frozen?
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Kim: Are they a little frozen, but they're like because they you don't want them to perish?
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Kim: Like, explain that why we did it the way we did it.
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SPEAKER_05: So I know there's a different process when you're doing um cryo freezing, it's a different level of freezing versus just throwing something in the freezer.
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SPEAKER_05: Um, but it just it's pretty much just for transportation and it doesn't affect the viability of the cells.
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SPEAKER_05: Um, but once they are thought out within a 15 minute window is where we want to start pushing them in after they've fully thawed out because then they do start losing the potency of it, I guess you can say.
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Kim: Is that something that normally most stem cell people do?
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Kim: Like most stem cell IV companies, what makes you guys different?
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Kim: Because you are, because it is different.
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SPEAKER_01: It is.
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SPEAKER_01: A big thing that Mawala does is when they get the placenta and cord, it's not frozen and then thawed and then frozen and thawed.
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SPEAKER_01: They it goes straight from the hospital to the lab and select the cells.
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SPEAKER_01: And then that's when they do the freezing.
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SPEAKER_01: And then it's frozen all the way until right now.
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SPEAKER_01: Yeah.
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Sam: Right now.
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SPEAKER_01: Defrosting.
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Sam: Yes.
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Sam: We heard you guys don't even ship over the weekend.
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Sam: That's how serious you take them being fresh.
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Sam: Yes.
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Sam: So you only will ship them during the week.
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Sam: So they arrive and go straight into your client.
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Sam: Yes.
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SPEAKER_05: And it's usually overnight as well just depending on time of day of when we could process that over because with shipping too I mean with weekends depending on the weather we can't trust that you know if we were going to do it over the weekend it would actually arrive on time.
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Kim: That's why we moved it to today we were talking and then I thought oh it's Monday and then you texted me as soon as you're like we're going to have to move it.
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Sam: I'm like all the stem cells that's right I feel like when you're investing in your health and this is a pricier investment that it's important to do it right to get the full benefits we possibly can.
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SPEAKER_05: Yeah yeah this is a huge self-investment so people who are usually this far into it really are taking such a strong grip onto their own health and are taking control of it.
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Sam: Manually thawed with love.
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SPEAKER_05: Yeah yes we don't do it too fast or anything either because it can disrupt them.
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Kim: Wow.
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Kim: I feel like the new medicine isn't just about western and eastern it's really about the molecular levels.
23:48
Kim: That's what I'm studying right now is molecular medicine and how you can utilize that when you are chronically ill to trick the Lyme and trick the parasites and trick the mold.
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Kim: You really can because they're like a mirror when they're running past your immune system they're literally like hiding themselves in front of your immune system with a mirror so the immune system is only seeing the mirror back to itself so it's like oh you're fine.
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Kim: And then they get to wreak havoc because there wasn't any reason for your immune system to have seen them.
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Kim: But now you expose them with all of this and that's when your immune system can go and attack them.
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Kim: That's what the molecular medicine can do for you if you use it that way.
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Kim: It's a just a different way that we've just none of us have ever been taught this way.
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SPEAKER_05: A lot of women have this latent inflammation that traumatic or not like giving birth is such a natural thing for our bodies to do but that has enticed so many women who now go into this autoimmune phase of Lyme disease, a lot of Hashimoto's that I see.
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SPEAKER_05: And so they're going back to monthly IVs, glutathione, NAD peptides like and they've never felt better and to where they don't need to be on like a thyroid medication which you're constantly adjusting.
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Kim: You know that here has one of the highest thyroid rates in all of the country because of the water system and the dirt.
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Sam: Nevada yeah really northern Nevada in particular right that's what it is a hot girls give I think hot girls get as mom take it hot moms get here no drop left behind it's all quiet.
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Kim: You better work yeah tell them you better work here we go oh you're so good to me talk to them give them intention tell them how great they are my body well to every area that needs healing thank you so much for what you're doing.
25:53
Kim: Oh they taste funky thank you for giving me the power to get rid of inflammation and feel better and calmer.
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Kim: I feel it's a very comparable cost analysis because of the fact that I had so much inflammation I was in so much pain I didn't even know how to gauge where the pain was because it was so bad on my left side and that really really significantly went down for me and I've researched even more and I wanted fresh umbilical cord stem cells and Maudwella has that they just started offering them in my state of Nevada immediately fresh to you lab tested third party tested bam done and then Maudwella brings them to your home because they're a concierge service how great is that as you can see here we're all getting IVs we love IVs but what's even the best is when you get stem cells you really need to keep yourself calm and stress free.
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Kim: And a lot of times you're going to a resort or you're going to a hospital to get your stem cells because you have to stay calm.
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Kim: When you get them at home I feel like these took the best because I was in my own home with my own modalities that I know will continue to thrive with the stem cells.
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Kim: Thank you guys so much for watching and being here with us.
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Kim: I put a lot of time and love into the stem cell treatments that I've done and I want to show everyone specifically because I know when you go somewhere for days on end for stem cells, it's very expensive.
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Kim: There are so many cool things you can do to help your body and I'm just really grateful that we've had the opportunity to do it as well as show you guys and give you the knowledge.
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Kim: It was such an honor to be able to share Kim Rogers Worm Queens DIY stem cells I took this in and I went to it flushed.
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SPEAKER_08: And the whole time I'm here toilet noises I'm like oh man I was I flushed I mean I peed and I flushed and you can probably hear we can hear it we can hear we're gonna have to like distract that in a moment all right I'm about to get undressed and pop in it so see y'all later you're saying a HollyFans video noes it smells in that smells like barts.