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Are Your Genetics Making You Sick? · Life TV now

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Speaker 1: Many of us have faced mysterious health problems that no
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Speaker 1: one can seem to explain, conditions that worsen over time
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Speaker 1: and are often labeled genetic, or incurable or simply unsolvable.
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Speaker 1: But what if many of these challenges could actually be
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Speaker 1: reversed by looking deeper down into the cellular level. Today's
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Speaker 1: guest shares overlooked clues, root causes, and practical strategies that
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Speaker 1: can reveal what's really happening inside of our bodies and
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Speaker 1: open the door to real healing and renewed hope. Hello everybody,
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Speaker 1: and welcome back to Life TV Now, where we unpack
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Speaker 1: all matters of truth, faith and freedom. I'm your host,
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Speaker 1: Joe Artist Horne. Today's program is going to be incredible,
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Speaker 1: and I know that I know that, I know it's
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Speaker 1: already resonating here in my heart that many of you
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Speaker 1: watching this program are probably about to experience a watershed
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Speaker 1: moment where God is going to take you from what
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Speaker 1: you thought you knew about medicine and He's going to
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Speaker 1: begin to reveal a whole new method for reclaiming life
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Speaker 1: and vitality. But before we dive in, let me introduce
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Speaker 1: who's here. She's an integrative nutrition health coach with a
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Speaker 1: Master of Science and health education. Please welcome my co host,
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Speaker 1: Jamie Woodle, and she's a medical scientist with a master's
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Speaker 1: in immunotoxicology and her PhD fellowship in autoimmune disease. Please
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Speaker 1: welcome the one and only Derenda Smith. I am so
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Speaker 1: excited about today's program. We're going to be diving into
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Speaker 1: something that I've been through many, many years ago. I
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Speaker 1: know that Jamie Woodle is now going through. But it's
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Speaker 1: something that a lot of people are confronted by. And
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Speaker 1: usually so when they find leave kind of allopathic medicine,
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Speaker 1: or maybe they've decided that they've been through every test
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Speaker 1: that exists and they're still grappling with weight issues or
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Speaker 1: Type two diabetes, or inflammation or digestion, and they'll approach
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Speaker 1: someone maybe from the natural sphere of things, a holistic practitioner,
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Speaker 1: somebody that focuses on God's medicine, his ability to nourish
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Speaker 1: ourselves if we present the right vitamins and minerals and
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Speaker 1: detox methodologies and so forth. But in order to make
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Speaker 1: those determinations, they'll offer things like a genetic test. Now
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Speaker 1: here's what I want to say, at the very onset.
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Speaker 1: I'm becoming a fan again of genetic testing. Years and
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Speaker 1: years ago I went through this when it was discovered
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Speaker 1: that I had two genetic sniffs, both hetero and homeozygis MTHFR,
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Speaker 1: which is the short acronym for methylene tetrahydrofolate reductdays. And
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Speaker 1: for those that are like, Okay, you've already lost me,
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Speaker 1: it's a genetic sniff that means that I may have
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Speaker 1: difficulty do have difficulty processing and absorbing vitamin bs, which
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Speaker 1: have everything to do with your neurology, your ability to
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Speaker 1: remember things and to focus on words or learn or
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Speaker 1: remember why you walked into a room. These are areas
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Speaker 1: of health where traditionally allopathic medicine they're not looking at
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Speaker 1: your genetics and then trying to quantify whether you have
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Speaker 1: a B deficiency. They'll do a blood lab that'll more
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Speaker 1: than likely tell them they have plenty of BEE in
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Speaker 1: the system, but whether it's in the system or available
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Speaker 1: to the cells completely different. I was for years struggling
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Speaker 1: with your B twelve is fine, it's fine. Your blood
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Speaker 1: says it's fine, you got tons, And when I started
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Speaker 1: to learn certain things about my own genetics, I had
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Speaker 1: this watershed moment Derinda where I thought, now we're going
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Speaker 1: to find how to nourish my body. And you might
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Speaker 1: recall years and years ago I did a program on
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Speaker 1: MTHFR in the old SkyWatch television studios, and I talked
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Speaker 1: about not being a big fan of genetic tests that
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Speaker 1: and I meant it when I said it, because at
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Speaker 1: the time I was being encouraged to look at total
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Speaker 1: detoks first, we don't need these expensive genetic tests, et cetera.
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Speaker 1: And I boasted that I eat a lot of eggs
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Speaker 1: and I should have plenty of B twelve. But if
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Speaker 1: you'll recall, at the same time, I used to talk
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Speaker 1: about only having a seventy five percentile feeling of recovery
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Speaker 1: from the days when I was dying, and so I
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Speaker 1: would say, there are still things we're working through, we're
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Speaker 1: trying to get to the bottom of. And so I
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Speaker 1: am here to be persuaded. I still am not one
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Speaker 1: that you know, encourages people to rush day one to
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Speaker 1: something like a genetic test, because I do believe if
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Speaker 1: there are some low hanging fruit ways to start with,
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Speaker 1: you know, getting some nutrition in the system and see
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Speaker 1: if you don't feel one hundred percent, maybe you don't
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Speaker 1: need to rush to these tests. But on the other hand,
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Speaker 1: one of the reasons I say I've become kind of
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Speaker 1: a fan again is because I feel like there's a
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Speaker 1: time and a place when determinations have not been conclusive,
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Speaker 1: maybe when people feel like they are spinning their wheels
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Speaker 1: or starting over every week, that maybe things like a
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Speaker 1: genetic test could be very illuminating for that person because
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Speaker 1: of this thing we call bioindividuality. So what I want
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Speaker 1: to talk about today is your views of when you
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Speaker 1: think it's worth testing. And I know I keep saying
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Speaker 1: the words genetic tests. There are lots of tests, hormone labs,
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Speaker 1: there are k panels that look at a prostate function
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Speaker 1: or a certain inflammatory marker. When do you think it's
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Speaker 1: appropriate when somebody sees you, for example, at your practice
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Speaker 1: that we're going to talk about in a few minutes
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Speaker 1: as well before we end this program. I know that
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Speaker 1: you're a fan of tests, don't guess, But I do
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Speaker 1: see people often racing to myriad tests and then piling
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Speaker 1: pee dog piling people with supplements. And I'm also not
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Speaker 1: that guy. Somewhere in the middle, do you agree, Somewhere
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Speaker 1: in the middle, a rational approach to diagnosing underlying root
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Speaker 1: causes and then tailoring a plan for an individual's need
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Speaker 1: rather than just shotgun blast test everything and the dog
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Speaker 1: pile supplements.
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Speaker 2: Right, and you're exactly right. And so when people come
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Speaker 2: to us, first of all, I'm going to sit down
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Speaker 2: and talk to them for a good long time, and
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Speaker 2: I'm going to see where are they at? Spiritually? Where
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Speaker 2: are they at? Emotionally? Where are they at? Financially? Where
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Speaker 2: are they at? Knowledge wise as far as understanding? You know,
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Speaker 2: have they been following natural ways of healing for a
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Speaker 2: long time? Are they watching all the gurus? Are you know?
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Speaker 2: Are they confused? Are they where? Are they right? Because
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Speaker 2: really everyone heals, everyone has their own specific healing journey.
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Speaker 2: God made it that way because you know, He could
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Speaker 2: just look down at us in the minute that we
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Speaker 2: look up and say, okay, I've got a chronic illness now,
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Speaker 2: or I've got multiple symptoms, Lord, I need you to
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Speaker 2: heal me. And if he wants to, he could just
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Speaker 2: go zap, there you go, because I want you to
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Speaker 2: do the work in the kingdom and you need to
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Speaker 2: be healthy, soil there you go. Booms, app That's not
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Speaker 2: the way he does it, and what.
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Speaker 1: I've all often often we have seen those miraculous exceptions.
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Speaker 1: I have witnessed them with my own eyes, which also
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Speaker 1: makes it hard when you're not one of the ones
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Speaker 1: that gets that instant deftly.
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Speaker 2: But that's because he's got a purpose and a plan
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Speaker 2: to bring us through in order to help us to
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Speaker 2: grow more christ Like. And I've seen it in every
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Speaker 2: single one of our clients. I've seen it in me,
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Speaker 2: and so really everyone's health journey, it just needs to
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Speaker 2: start with someone listening to the person and seeing where
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Speaker 2: they're at, what can they afford. I know my own
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Speaker 2: personal health journey. I was absolutely broke when I first
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Speaker 2: started learning how to heal right. I could not afford
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Speaker 2: multiple tests. There was no way. I couldn't even get
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Speaker 2: a credit card in order to pay for anything, okay,
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Speaker 2: and so so really I did have to start with
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Speaker 2: the basics. And honestly, that's what we love to do,
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Speaker 2: is just start people with the basics. And see someone
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Speaker 2: was saying to me recently, they said, ah, but you know,
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Speaker 2: my diet is terrible and I really don't know where
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Speaker 2: to start. Well, then let's start there, because really getting
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Speaker 2: your diet more aligned with the way God really meant
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Speaker 2: us to eat in the first place, without all the toxins,
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Speaker 2: without all the junk. Okay, it doesn't mean that we
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Speaker 2: have to be perfect, but it does mean that we
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Speaker 2: do need to make some changes because there's no way
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Speaker 2: we're gonna get well if we're still adding the poisons. Okay,
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Speaker 2: you can't keep adding the poisons and expect to get well.
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Speaker 2: So we really do have to help people at those
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Speaker 2: baby step and helping people to get their confidence back,
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Speaker 2: to realize that once you do start taking those steps
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Speaker 2: and you do actually start feeling a little bit more energy,
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Speaker 2: and your inflammation starts coming down and you have less symptoms,
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Speaker 2: and you start to realize there's this wonderful thing that
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Speaker 2: happens in your hormones and your brain, and you just go,
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Speaker 2: oh h maybe I do have more control over this,
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Speaker 2: and I've been led to believe.
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Speaker 1: Yes. Yeah. One of the goals of this program, and
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Speaker 1: I said this in the pilot, is I want viewers
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Speaker 1: to feel like they're getting their agency back, agency that
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Speaker 1: the Babylonian construct, whether intentional or not, has taken from
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Speaker 1: them a total dependency on pharmaceuticals and doctors telling them
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Speaker 1: what to swallow and what to do and what to
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Speaker 1: cut out. And these people are hostage. They are under
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Speaker 1: the belief that that is the best that the brilliant
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Speaker 1: minds of planet Earth, with their big fancy gizmos and
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Speaker 1: machines can off. And next to zero of it has
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Speaker 1: one thing to do with God's plan to restore.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's man's best. That's not God's best.
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Speaker 1: That's right. And when you get to know herbal support
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Speaker 1: and you get into you know, the medicine that God
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Speaker 1: has given us right out of the land, that is,
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Speaker 1: in my view, the most likely path to a person's
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Speaker 1: restoration and the restoration of their vitality. And I just
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Speaker 1: want to offer this to viewers that missed previous episodes
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Speaker 1: where Dorinda was here in studio with us. We're not
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Speaker 1: going to do this today. Go back to the archives
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Speaker 1: the Faith and Freedom Network wherever it is that you're
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Speaker 1: watching the program. Because Derinda tells this story through brutal
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Speaker 1: decades of seven autoimmune conditions. Personally, she's walking through an
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Speaker 1: abject nightmare before God showed her how healing was possible.
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Speaker 1: And you, like me and like Jamie, had done everything
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Speaker 1: allopathically that men offered. I had half my colon taken out.
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Speaker 1: They were literally killing me with medications. And I don't
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Speaker 1: say that nefariously. I don't mean that the doctors trying
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Speaker 1: to help me were trying to kill me. I'm saying
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Speaker 1: this is a problem we see in a lot of
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Speaker 1: what we think of as mainstream medicine here in Western culture.
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Speaker 1: It's not the doctors. Many of these are very good people.
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Speaker 1: They're very smart. They're very smart people, and they care
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Speaker 1: and they care deeply. But it's the places of academia.
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Speaker 1: It's the places where they're going. You as a scientist
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Speaker 1: in immuno toxicology, studying the modality of autoimmune disease, and
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Speaker 1: literally knew zero of you know, years of being a scientist,
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Speaker 1: knew zero about God's medicine or diet or his herbs.
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Speaker 1: And that's why when you had your crisis, you know,
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Speaker 1: seven autoimmune diseases into this, she's basically bedridden before she
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Speaker 1: discovers that there's another way there's God's medicine. There are
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Speaker 1: practitioners and naturopaths, and we call it cam caaren alternative medicine.
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Speaker 1: These are often chiropractors that have, you know, all kinds
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Speaker 1: of knowledge about herbs and their application and the things
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Speaker 1: that you rub topically and the things that overcome things
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Speaker 1: like infection. And I remember years ago when my wife
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Speaker 1: and I were first coming out of what I now
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Speaker 1: call the Babylonian construct, and one of our daughters was
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Speaker 1: having chronic UTIs and she was on antibiotic after antibiotic
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Speaker 1: after antibiotic after I was slowly recovering from my colon
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Speaker 1: disaster and had kind of left Babylon and was trying
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Speaker 1: to find a way to nourish myself very baby steps
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Speaker 1: day day one type stuff. And I did a basic
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Speaker 1: Google search and within ten seconds had learned of something
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Speaker 1: called d manos, one of nature's healing sugars that does
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Speaker 1: not play with your glucose or your insulin at all,
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Speaker 1: Like you know cane sugar from clue carries from cranberries. Yes,
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Speaker 1: and you've heard your grandma say, drink a bunch of
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Speaker 1: cranberry juice. Well, d mannos is the isolated concentrate. It's
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Speaker 1: basically the extraction. So taking a capsule is like you know,
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Speaker 1: taking immediately, you know, fourteen bags of cranberry, like you'd
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Speaker 1: never eat enough cranberries. Yeah, without all the sugar. I
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Speaker 1: asked my daughter's pediatrician at the time, who loved my
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Speaker 1: daughter and was all in to help, have you ever
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Speaker 1: heard of and I pulled it up on my phone.
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Speaker 1: D Manos and she said, D what right? And this
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Speaker 1: is all wild. And by the way, the reason that
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Speaker 1: part of this was chronic is because the first three
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Speaker 1: antibiotics they had put her on, they never tested the
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Speaker 1: culture to see which bacterium it was, and so she
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Speaker 1: was just destroying her gut flora for no reason with
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Speaker 1: a uti that can't be touched by the strain of bacterium,
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Speaker 1: you know, by the grace of God. Like one day
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Speaker 1: after partnering a couple of herbs and D Mantos together
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Speaker 1: for bacteria and urinal flow, my daughter was improving immediately.
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Speaker 1: And this was when we went and saw Matthew Sam's
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Speaker 1: at Healing Arts and Branson all that to say, I
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Speaker 1: asked him, I said, doctor SAMs, do you find that
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Speaker 1: today in the world that we're living in with what
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Speaker 1: are being described by scientists superbugs, superviruses, super bacterias. Are
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Speaker 1: you finding that the ones that they're saying are becoming
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Speaker 1: resistant to antibiotics and they keep coming up with new
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Speaker 1: medications and so forth, that these new superbugs just can't
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Speaker 1: be touched by nature anymore. Like we're way past the
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Speaker 1: time we could have gone the root of God's medicine.
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Speaker 1: And he is not a condescending person at all. So
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Speaker 1: when I do this face, it's probably going to misrepresent.
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Speaker 1: But he goes just a Cheshire grin and a nod
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Speaker 1: and he says, actually, Joe, it's the opposite. He said,
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Speaker 1: it's the opposite. We're finding that these superbugs are becoming
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Speaker 1: resistant to the ends brobiotics, and they have no idea
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Speaker 1: how to deal with God's on adulterated medicine. But this
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Speaker 1: is back when I am. I mean, we're two months
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Speaker 1: into this new idea that we're going to go see
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Speaker 1: a Dirinda Smith type person. And I remember telling my
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Speaker 1: wife at the time, Man, I don't know, but if
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Speaker 1: it gets real serious, like a sinus infection, we may
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Speaker 1: have to Are we going to trust the medicine? My
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Speaker 1: wife is here live, do you remember, you know, like
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Speaker 1: ten years ago, every time we were doing the natural
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Speaker 1: thing and me kind of like biting my nails and goe,
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Speaker 1: and I felt like I was playing God with my kids.
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Speaker 1: I was really nervous about a lot of us have
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Speaker 1: been there. You know where you're because you've been told
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Speaker 1: your whole life man, things like strep throat. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, if you're watching this program, this is not
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Speaker 1: a blanket statement to go on Google and find some
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Speaker 1: natural treatment for something and then ignore all allopathic insight.
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Speaker 1: What I would encourage you to do is find an
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Speaker 1: intelligent practitioner, somebody like Adrinda Smith or a Jamie Woodle
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Speaker 1: that can walk you through how to do this safely
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Speaker 1: and properly. But my family are enormous fans of avoiding
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Speaker 1: all of the antibiotics at all juncture if we can.
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Speaker 1: You know, there are emergencies. If you're in a car accident,
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Speaker 1: part of the radiator fluid flies through your thyroid and
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Speaker 1: it's in your bloodstream. Probably should get on emergency care
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Speaker 1: right now, Probably an ivy drip of antibiotics.
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Speaker 3: Well, I know, when I was on my own health
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Speaker 3: journey after my big event, that was my watershed moment,
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Speaker 3: I did all of the allopathic testing. I went to
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Speaker 3: my doctors and we did all the blood tannels and
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Speaker 3: all the allergy testing, and there were no answers, like,
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Speaker 3: we don't see anything here. You look perfectly happy. For years,
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Speaker 3: and I had, along my journey, developed some strange symptoms
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Speaker 3: like dropping glasses randomly, falling asleep and jerking awake and
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Speaker 3: having insomnia. Because of that, my body would not let
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Speaker 3: me sleep, and I would go to the doctor I
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Speaker 3: had horrible cystic acne, and I would ask my physician
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Speaker 3: who cared and wanted to help. And I brought up
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Speaker 3: the idea of food sensitivity testing. Could there be maybe
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Speaker 3: some allergies or lesser sensitivities that are causing inflammation and
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Speaker 3: causing some of these weird anomalistic issues. And you know,
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Speaker 3: the response was, well, probably not. We'll send you to
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Speaker 3: a dermatologist, and if that doesn't work, then maybe the
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Speaker 3: next thing we would look into would be an endocrinologist.
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Speaker 3: And I just in my heart, I knew. I went
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Speaker 3: to the dermatologist and they wanted to put me on
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Speaker 3: antibiotics and topical antibiotics, and I knew right away I
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Speaker 3: was not going to do that. They gave me some medicine.
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Speaker 3: I think it was a very strong retinal made my
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Speaker 3: skin weep and break out. It was weeping and breaking
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Speaker 3: out and oozing, and so I just knew. I went
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Speaker 3: online and I paid out of pocket to have a
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Speaker 3: comprehensive food sensitivity test. And this was an IgG test,
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Speaker 3: which is very controversial and maybe in another show will
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Speaker 3: go deeper into that. But when I got the results back,
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Speaker 3: and there were twenty six foods that flagged that my
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Speaker 3: body was reacting to because of leaky gut, which I
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Speaker 3: had to work on healing. When I took those away
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Speaker 3: in three weeks, all of my symptoms were gone, all
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Speaker 3: of them except the acne, which takes about three months.
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Speaker 3: It takes time for your skin to renew. And so
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Speaker 3: having said that, a lot of people I think probably
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Speaker 3: have had all the tests done and maybe weren't given
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Speaker 3: a lot of answers or hope. When someone comes to
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Speaker 3: see a holistic practitioner, what kind of tests should they expect?
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Speaker 3: How can they get help?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Well, first, the first thing that people should expect
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Speaker 2: is a really good long consults where we're going to
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Speaker 2: sit down and we're going to actually listen to the
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Speaker 2: person and we're going to hear all of your fears
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Speaker 2: and your worries and your symptoms and how long this
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Speaker 2: has been going on, and all your gut feelings about
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Speaker 2: what you think is causing the problem, and we're going
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Speaker 2: to really take all of that into consideration before we
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Speaker 2: even start recommending any kind of testing or any kind
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Speaker 2: of recommendations whatsoever. Everybody needs a good diet to start with,
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Speaker 2: and really, if people, if people are willing to do
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Speaker 2: the diet, then they're probably going to be willing to
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Speaker 2: do some testing if they need it. Now. I am
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Speaker 2: a big, big, big fan of genetic testing. And the
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Speaker 2: reason why I am is because of what I've learned
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Speaker 2: along the way. I didn't start off this way, but
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Speaker 2: what I've learned is that yes, the Lord does give
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Speaker 2: each and every one of us a certain hand to play.
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Speaker 2: You know, we're playing rummy, right, you know, we've got
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Speaker 2: our hand to play. People who develop chronic illnesses, and
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Speaker 2: especially people who develop autoimmune disease. We've known back from
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Speaker 2: when I was in school that yeah, there is a
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Speaker 2: specific genetic predisposition and set of different predispositions that lead
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Speaker 2: us to being able to develop those diseases. But here's
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Speaker 2: the thing that people don't know. You have total control
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Speaker 2: over the way your genes express, total control pretty much. Okay,
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Speaker 2: your genes express differently every thirty seconds, every thirty seconds,
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Speaker 2: and your disease is based on anywhere from two to
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Speaker 2: ten percent only of your genetics. Now that's a big deal. Okay,
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Speaker 2: two to ten percent is a big deal. If you're
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Speaker 2: constantly doing something that you don't even know you're doing,
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Speaker 2: that are causing your genes to express in a degenerative way,
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Speaker 2: then yes, you will be causing your own illness without
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Speaker 2: even knowing it. And that's why genetic testing is important.
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Speaker 2: And I honestly believe that we should do them on
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Speaker 2: little babies and let mama's and daddies know that, Oh,
21:13
Speaker 2: here's your baby's cards to play. Here's how you mitigate
21:18
Speaker 2: and teach the baby how to take care of their
21:20
Speaker 2: bodies so that then they're not going to grow up
21:23
Speaker 2: to have autoimmune diseases and chronic illnesses. Yeah, and so
21:33
Speaker 2: I love starting off with a good genetics panel. They're
21:36
Speaker 2: not that expensive, Okay, yes, people can't afford them. And
21:42
Speaker 2: then you know the cards, and what those cards tell
21:45
Speaker 2: you is how to take care of your particular body,
21:48
Speaker 2: the body that God gave you. And that can be
21:52
Speaker 2: done through lifestyle practices, through supplements, through nutrition especially, right,
21:58
Speaker 2: and you know that eight are a thing that you have.
22:02
Speaker 2: Just eat your broccoli sprouts. I mean it's a beautiful thing, right,
22:08
Speaker 2: broccoli sprouts or any kind of vitamin or supplement that
22:12
Speaker 2: has some extra methylated B vitamins in them. If people
22:16
Speaker 2: can tolerate those, great, Right. So you're not broken just
22:20
Speaker 2: because you have a particular genetic predisposition. You just have
22:25
Speaker 2: to know how to play your cards, right. And so
22:29
Speaker 2: what did God say in Hosea? He said knowledge is power,
22:34
Speaker 2: and my people die from lack of knowledge. And so
22:38
Speaker 2: if God's science has given us a way to look
22:42
Speaker 2: inside of our own nucleus and see how our genes
22:45
Speaker 2: are expressing based on our choices, then shouldn't we have
22:52
Speaker 2: that knowledge. Shouldn't we be able to play those cards
22:56
Speaker 2: in a better way?
22:58
Speaker 1: Right?
22:58
Speaker 2: And so I love to start with genetics. Then I
23:02
Speaker 2: want to see how we were talking about before, how
23:05
Speaker 2: the basis of getting healthy is first making sure that
23:09
Speaker 2: your cells have everything that they need. You got to
23:11
Speaker 2: bring that up and at the same time bringing down
23:15
Speaker 2: the toxins So the next two tests that are pretty
23:19
Speaker 2: important for most people is first we got to see
23:22
Speaker 2: if your cells have everything they need. And you can
23:25
Speaker 2: do that now. It takes about three weeks to get
23:27
Speaker 2: the results back. Yes, it's gonna cost you a little
23:30
Speaker 2: bit of money, but that's gonna save you a lot
23:32
Speaker 2: of heartache and a lot of suffering down the line.
23:36
Speaker 3: A lot of money spent on supplements.
23:38
Speaker 2: Exactly, people weighe so much money just throwing spaghetti at
23:44
Speaker 2: the wall. Let's try this, Let's try that, and instead
23:47
Speaker 2: spend a little money up front on a good solid tesla.
23:51
Speaker 2: You can see exactly what's happening inside the cell right now.
23:56
Speaker 2: Then use the foods, the life style practices, and if
24:01
Speaker 2: you need them, supplements, which most people do need supplements.
24:04
Speaker 2: We do live in a toxic soup, okay, So supplements
24:07
Speaker 2: are important. They help people to heal faster, okay. And
24:11
Speaker 2: so then you use those things in order to bring
24:16
Speaker 2: the cellular function up. And then the next test, of course,
24:20
Speaker 2: would be a really good toxicity panel, and of that
24:25
Speaker 2: has it's a good one, yes, And really, now, of
24:28
Speaker 2: course you would expect me to say this being an aminotoxicologist,
24:32
Speaker 2: but this is just a fact of science, okay, And
24:34
Speaker 2: even your doctor will tell you that, look, the more
24:38
Speaker 2: toxins you get, the sicker you are, Okay, and this
24:41
Speaker 2: is just logic. And so knowing where your toxic level
24:47
Speaker 2: is is very very important. And the various different types
24:51
Speaker 2: of toxins that you have absorbed over time, probably because
24:56
Speaker 2: you have an MTHF or you have some other genetic predispositions,
25:00
Speaker 2: so you know' detox these things out as well. These
25:03
Speaker 2: are the people that get the sickest. And so being
25:06
Speaker 2: able to see what those toxins are, where their levels are,
25:10
Speaker 2: and then being able to say, okay, if you've got
25:16
Speaker 2: really high mold inside your cells, you don't want to
25:21
Speaker 2: play around with that. You have to then discover how
25:24
Speaker 2: are you absorbing that mold? Are you living in a
25:26
Speaker 2: moldy environment? Yeah, and you have to get rid of
25:30
Speaker 2: that because mold, Michael toxins are very very inflammatory. They
25:35
Speaker 2: will make you extremely sick. Or if you're getting exposed
25:39
Speaker 2: to arsenic or other heavy metals. You have to be
25:42
Speaker 2: able to determine how am I getting these? You know,
25:45
Speaker 2: maybe it's through my water, or maybe it's through the
25:47
Speaker 2: food that I'm eating. Okay, Well then let's adjust. It
25:51
Speaker 2: doesn't have to be perfect, and people don't People don't
25:53
Speaker 2: have to be afraid of this. It's not that hard.
25:57
Speaker 2: You really can adjust, and you can get those toxins
26:00
Speaker 2: out of your life. And if you need to do
26:03
Speaker 2: specific protocols to move specifically targetedly, that's right, moving those
26:08
Speaker 2: toxins out of your body slowly and carefully.
26:10
Speaker 1: And we don't have time today to get into, you know,
26:13
Speaker 1: keylation therapy. And but I will tell you that what
26:16
Speaker 1: I've said in the past on this program about shotgun
26:18
Speaker 1: blast liverty toxes, they may help you, but if you
26:21
Speaker 1: have a specific like aluminum overload, you're going to have
26:26
Speaker 1: to do some kind of keylation. You're going to have
26:28
Speaker 1: to do something that binders and removes because a lot
26:30
Speaker 1: of what would normally just support the liver isn't going
26:33
Speaker 1: to specifically deal with that metal overload.
26:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so the important thing is is that most
26:38
Speaker 2: people will jump straight to the detox or if they
26:40
Speaker 2: find out they have lime disease or any kind of
26:42
Speaker 2: a chronic infection that's creating a lot of toxic overload,
26:46
Speaker 2: most people will want to jump directly to killing whatever
26:50
Speaker 2: that bacteria is. And we cannot do that. You cannot
26:54
Speaker 2: jump into a battle without having armor, without having guns.
27:02
Speaker 2: You have to make sure that your cells have everything
27:04
Speaker 2: they need to do that work first. So I want
27:08
Speaker 2: to really caution people, be very very careful what you
27:11
Speaker 2: see online and oh the seven day detalks, at thirty
27:14
Speaker 2: day de talks, whatever, Please don't do that until you
27:17
Speaker 2: know whether your cells have everything they need to fight
27:20
Speaker 2: that battle.
27:20
Speaker 1: Which brings me to something I must say to buttress
27:23
Speaker 1: something that you, as the viewer, may be wondering. Well,
27:26
Speaker 1: I've had my genetic test and I'm still a mess.
27:28
Speaker 1: I'm going to say this very quickly. One of the
27:30
Speaker 1: reasons that I was not a big fan early on
27:32
Speaker 1: of genetic testing is because that's kind of what I
27:34
Speaker 1: went through. I had three people look at my genetic
27:37
Speaker 1: tests and all of them did the standard, well you
27:40
Speaker 1: need methyl foll eight, you don't have enough B twelve,
27:42
Speaker 1: and I could not deal with methyl fol late.
27:45
Speaker 2: It can give people anxiety attack.
27:46
Speaker 1: Anxiety frame fog. It made things worse, and I had
27:50
Speaker 1: what I call methyl mountain for like thirty days. I
27:52
Speaker 1: thought I was fixed, and then my body starts. So
27:54
Speaker 1: here's what I want to say. This is the whole point,
27:57
Speaker 1: the whole show. Are you ready when I say that
27:59
Speaker 1: I'm become being persuaded that I am more open than
28:02
Speaker 1: I was a decade ago to genetic testing. It's this caveat.
28:06
Speaker 1: It's in the hands of somebody like a Drenda Smith. Yes,
28:09
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that just because she's here and we're
28:11
Speaker 1: celebrating Drinda today. I'm saying if you have access to
28:14
Speaker 1: someone who is qualified to tailor a plan for you,
28:18
Speaker 1: then yes, a genetic test can be profound shotgun blasting
28:23
Speaker 1: one through popular websites online promising you that your genetics
28:27
Speaker 1: can be you know, whipper snappered with a little profile
28:29
Speaker 1: with eight supplements that are going to have you may
28:32
Speaker 1: find benefit from that, but don't be dreadfully discouraged when
28:36
Speaker 1: you end up like I once was. Does that make sense?
28:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, So if people are interested in getting a
28:45
Speaker 2: good genetics panel run, I typically will recommend ordering it
28:51
Speaker 2: through three x four Genetics. You can look online. You
28:54
Speaker 2: can understand all about them. The father of functional medicine,
28:58
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Bland, sits on their advice reboard. It's very comprehensive,
29:03
Speaker 2: it is user friendly. However, you really should have an
29:08
Speaker 2: expert look at it and help you to do everything
29:12
Speaker 2: that you need to do to help your genetics to
29:15
Speaker 2: express properly. And then here at our clinic that's the
29:19
Speaker 2: Cellular Healing and Longevity Center, we have all the advanced
29:24
Speaker 2: testing available and we order it for you and then
29:28
Speaker 2: we make sure that you have a good consultation so
29:31
Speaker 2: that you can understand your testing. We also have a
29:36
Speaker 2: program that we're doing that really helps people just to
29:40
Speaker 2: get started with their baby steps, and it's an entire
29:44
Speaker 2: program to help you get your energy back, to help
29:47
Speaker 2: you get started with a lot of the free and
29:50
Speaker 2: very simple things that people can do to just get
29:54
Speaker 2: their confidence back and just to start understanding that you
29:57
Speaker 2: can feel better, you can move the needle, you can
30:00
Speaker 2: get better results, and so they can go to our
30:04
Speaker 2: website at riseheel Challenge dot com.
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Speaker 1: Well again, ladies and gentlemen, I can be a fan
30:09
Speaker 1: of genetic testing. In the right hands, Direnda Smith, the
30:13
Speaker 1: right hands. Unfortunately, we're all out of time for everybody
30:21
Speaker 1: here in panel. Jamie, Direnda, thank you so much for
30:24
Speaker 1: being here with us again. You'll have to come back
30:26
Speaker 1: and do more programs with us in the future. We
30:29
Speaker 1: got to pick that wonderful brain of yours some more.
30:32
Speaker 1: We definitely will be doing that.
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Speaker 2: I'd love to.
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Speaker 1: I'm Joe artist Horn. Keep your eyes on the prize,
30:40
Speaker 1: which is Jesus Christ. We'll be back.