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Speaker 1: treated as a replacement for diagnosis or treatment. Please consult
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Speaker 1: your health care provider of choice regarding any personal changes
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Speaker 1: to your health or treatment plan. A rapidly growing class
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Speaker 1: of drugs is being hailed as a modern miracle, promising
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Speaker 1: weight loss, diabetes control, and a healthier future for millions.
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Speaker 1: Marketed as safe, effective, and even essential, they're known as
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Speaker 1: GLP one injections. But could they carry devastating long term
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Speaker 1: side effects that few are even talking about. Today's guest
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Speaker 1: reveals the origins of GLP one drugs, the side effects
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Speaker 1: patients are reporting, and why questioning pharmaceutical solutions matters now
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Speaker 1: more than ever. Hello everybody, and welcome back to Life
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Speaker 1: and freedom. I'm your host, Joe artist Horn. Today's program
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Speaker 1: is set to be absolutely explosive, and I would wager
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Speaker 1: She's an integrative nutrition health coach with a Master of
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Speaker 1: Science and Health Education. Please welcome my co host Jamie Woodle.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: And he's a leading voice in alternative medicine and the
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Speaker 1: best selling author of Moving Beyond the COVID nineteen Lies,
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Speaker 1: for the Age Is Wellness Conference. Please welcome doctor Brian Artists,
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Speaker 1: Doctor Artists, It's so wonderful to have you here today.
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Speaker 1: I know that you're chomping at the bit to get started.
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Speaker 1: We have a lot of ground to cover and never
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Speaker 1: enough time to unpack all of it. I want to
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Speaker 1: say at the onset, I've got a picture I'm going
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Speaker 1: to bring up on the screen here. But we actually
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Speaker 1: met last year in November at the Secrets in Healthcare
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Speaker 1: conference in Springfield, Missouri, hosted by our mutual friend Billy Coppage.
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Speaker 1: She's a total star in natural healing and a cross pollinator.
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Speaker 1: She introduces people to other people, to other people. She's
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Speaker 1: so good and of course holding the camera that took
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Speaker 1: this photograph, our good buddy, John Richardson. But you and
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Speaker 1: I got a chance to meet. I was blown away
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Speaker 1: by your presentation, as I think everybody there live was.
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Speaker 1: You talked a lot about nicotine, which we're going to
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Speaker 1: be talking about in the weeks to come. Nicotine and
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Speaker 1: it's completely misunderstood perception that people hold toward it based
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Speaker 1: on multiple decades of programming. It's maligned, it is demonized,
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Speaker 1: and yet could it be a miraculous treatment for a
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Speaker 1: lot of autoimmunity disease? Where did these records get buried?
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Speaker 1: Why don't more people know the miraculous healing properties of nicotine.
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Speaker 1: But we're going to get into that later. First, it
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Speaker 1: was an honor to have met you. Your beautiful wife
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Speaker 1: is here today who later on will be looking at
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Speaker 1: whispering Tony's rant. Thank you for joining us. Gop ones.
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Speaker 1: They're on the lips of so many right now. You
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Speaker 1: see these get Thin Quick videos taking place online. People
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Speaker 1: are heralding this as a miraculous new way of dealing
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Speaker 1: with diabetes and you can get your life back, And
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Speaker 1: they'll show, you know, video of people running at the
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Speaker 1: beach and living their best life, and of course their
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Speaker 1: coloring is beautiful and they're healthy and they're living their
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Speaker 1: absolute thrive is level ten. It seems to be everywhere.
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Speaker 1: Can you tell us you know the origins of golp
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Speaker 1: ones and what people aren't talking about in terms of
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Speaker 1: the side effects that these drugs have.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's start with that. So the United States of
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Speaker 3: America was actually one of the first ever countries to
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Speaker 3: approve GLP one drugs. So an example would be it's
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Speaker 3: very a very high talked about topic. Obviously around the world.
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Speaker 3: It's like super viral. Everybody's talking about. Every celebrity on
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Speaker 3: earth is being asked to endorse it, talk about it,
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Speaker 3: use it. So what are some of the examples of
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Speaker 3: these The most talked about would be ozempic, wigov. Then
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Speaker 3: you've got Munjorna, You've got zep bound, which is two
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Speaker 3: drugs by Eli Lilly. But the actual manufacturer of the
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Speaker 3: most sold GLP one drug is Novo Nordisk, and they
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Speaker 3: own the two sister drugs, which they are the identical drug.
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Speaker 3: It's called ozimpic and wigov, and the generic name of
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Speaker 3: that drug is called samaglutide. So what do we know
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Speaker 3: about these? These have been researched and developed since nineteen
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Speaker 3: fifty six. Actually, I have a pharmaceutical textbook dated copyrighted
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Speaker 3: nineteen fifty six, and the actual title of it reads
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Speaker 3: Venoms Wow. And this is the manufacturing, isolating, and synthetic
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Speaker 3: replication of the identical toxic nature of venoms found in
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Speaker 3: nature being turned into pharmaceutical drugs. And in that textbook,
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Speaker 3: one of the very first chapters is on the venom
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Speaker 3: they used to produce what is now called glp one drugs.
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Speaker 3: And what most people don't know is these golp one
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Speaker 3: drugs don't have any glp one in them. So this
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Speaker 3: is number one. What everybody's being told about golp one's
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Speaker 3: is that this is a golp one drug. You'll see
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Speaker 3: it on the label, you see it on the commercials.
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Speaker 3: Does it shock anybody out there that there is no
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Speaker 3: golp one in the drug. A lot of people, I'm sure,
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Speaker 3: do you even know what golp one is?
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Speaker 1: So well know, most of the people maybe even watching
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Speaker 1: this program would say, well, okay, there's talking about glp one,
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Speaker 1: something about a venom, hang on, you're losing me. So
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Speaker 1: GLP one is a naturally occurring hormone release that your
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Speaker 1: body utilizes to help you break down foods. It tells
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Speaker 1: your brain, your gut, you know how to speed up digestion,
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Speaker 1: how to slow down digestion. So you know, we're not
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Speaker 1: going to give you the entire oral history today on
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Speaker 1: glp ones. But what is it in your view that
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Speaker 1: scientists have figured out and why are they selling this,
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Speaker 1: you know, for these for these gimmicks without also disclosing
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Speaker 1: maybe some of the potential side effects.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so what everybody perceives is from the marketing is
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Speaker 3: that this is a golp one drug. We're told it's
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Speaker 3: a hormone that helps the body burn fat, break down
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Speaker 3: blood sugar. So it can be like a form of
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Speaker 3: insulin for diabetics, help people lose weight. This is what
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Speaker 3: they're most often promoted for. And the FDA just approved
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Speaker 3: will govy to be covered by Medicare, by the way,
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Speaker 3: for elderly on Medicare, to be covered by Medicare for
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Speaker 3: heart disease, by the way. So if there is no
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Speaker 3: GLP one inside these shots you're giving yourself weekly GLP
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Speaker 3: one drugs are a weekly once injection a prescription for life,
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Speaker 3: like a high blood pressure drug would be prescribed for life. Well,
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Speaker 3: what's in there? If it's not GLP one? So what's
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Speaker 3: in there? Is a venom protein called extending DASH four.
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Speaker 3: You can look it up e X E N D
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Speaker 3: N DASH four. It's isolated. Actually from the fifties they
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Speaker 3: started doing this investigating the hunger regulating venom qualities of
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Speaker 3: the HeLa monster lizard's venom, which is a lizard, deadly
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Speaker 3: toxic lizard found in the Southwest deserts of the United States.
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Speaker 3: They isolated this venom protein called extend and DASH four,
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Speaker 3: and they realized over the last sixty years, when you
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Speaker 3: inject that into a human and it gets inside their bloodstream,
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Speaker 3: every cell lining the inside of our blood vessels and
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Speaker 3: inside of our gut designed by God. These cells are
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Speaker 3: called L cells. And if extend and DASH four that
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Speaker 3: venom protein touches any of those cells as it's circulating
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Speaker 3: in the bloodstream of a human or in your gut,
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Speaker 3: when it touches the L cells, it triggers the L
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Speaker 3: cells to release all of its GLP one hormone. This
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Speaker 3: is why they're all GLP one drugs.
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Speaker 1: Oh well, so this has been approved though by the FDA, Yes,
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Speaker 1: and so they have a legal framework for doing this, Yes,
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Speaker 1: and they don't have to disclose. Do you think the
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Speaker 1: doctors actually know this or are they? And this is
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Speaker 1: your opinion, so you're welcome to share it, obviously, And
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Speaker 1: I've said this many times. I'm not in the business
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Speaker 1: of disparaging doctors. I know many good ones. They took
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Speaker 1: that vocation because they want to help. They're a part
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Speaker 1: of a I think a system where academia has conditioned
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Speaker 1: a lot of the medications that they're told to utilize
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Speaker 1: with their patients.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, you know, it's.
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Speaker 1: Not the doctors themselves that are looking like the Illuminati
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Speaker 1: to depopulate the earth. The people that they get their
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Speaker 1: information from though on these drugs that are developed, you know,
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Speaker 1: taking nature and twisting one part of something like a
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Speaker 1: fennu Greek or an herb that we get from God
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Speaker 1: so that they can then patent it. But it fundamentally
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Speaker 1: changes its mechanical instructions. The way your body receives it
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Speaker 1: is now foreign from the way that God intended for
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Speaker 1: your body to receive nourishment. So, in other words, they're
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Speaker 1: tinkering with the metabolic process of your body to produce
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Speaker 1: a desired result. What person that has yo yo dieted,
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Speaker 1: or has been exhausted to the idea of weight loss,
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Speaker 1: or has looked at too many catalog magazines as they've
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Speaker 1: checked out at a grocery store, feel unattractive and they
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Speaker 1: believe that, you know, gosh, if I can lose forty pounds,
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Speaker 1: I can be the wife to my husband that he's
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Speaker 1: always you know, desired that i'd be or whatever. Men
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Speaker 1: too worried about, you know, weight loss and things taking shortcuts.
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Speaker 1: But there are some ramifications. Obviously, if we accept the
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Speaker 1: premise that this is venom, what does that do to
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Speaker 1: our bodies in the long run? Because there are people
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Speaker 1: dropping weight really quick and they're telling their neighbors, I
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Speaker 1: did it quick. I didn't even have to do anything.
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Speaker 1: I get this injection and bing. But it's a Fastian
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Speaker 1: deal with the devil. Can I frame it that way?
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Speaker 1: You're bartering against science that you have no concept of
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Speaker 1: in the long run.
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Speaker 3: Talk about side effects and unwanted side effects. The benefits
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Speaker 3: might be you might reduce your hunger intake. What does
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Speaker 3: it do? Just so you know when you inject yourself
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Speaker 3: with this extending dash forward protein that are called golp
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Speaker 3: one drugs, whether you microdose them in a little bit
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Speaker 3: or the full dosage. How it regulates hunger as it
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Speaker 3: is promoted is it paralyzes the sphincter at the bottom
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Speaker 3: of your stomach from allowing the food you just swallowed
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Speaker 3: to go into your intestines. So when you eat your
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Speaker 3: breakfast croissant in the morning, drink your coffee, it goes
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Speaker 3: into your stomach. After you've injected yourself with this stuff.
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Speaker 3: It paralyzes your stomach's ability to empty the food you
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Speaker 3: swallowed into your intestine. So what's the number one published
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Speaker 3: side effect long term that last years after stopping ozepic
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Speaker 3: amigovi type drugs for years. It's called cyclic vomiting. You
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Speaker 3: will vomit non stop everything you eat all day long,
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Speaker 3: multiple times a day. Every time you swallow water, eat food,
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Speaker 3: you will continue to throw it up. Why because it
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Speaker 3: can't go down. So as you eat breakfast and it
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Speaker 3: comes lunch time and you're at work with your colleagues,
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Speaker 3: it's time to go break for lunch, you're gonna sit
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Speaker 3: there and you're gonna feel still full, from in the morning,
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Speaker 3: but you're gonna feel the peer pressure in the normalcy
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Speaker 3: of eating a second meal of your day. So you're
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Speaker 3: gonna eat it, and it's going to pile on top
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Speaker 3: of food still sitting in your stomach from a paralyzed
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Speaker 3: muscle from being opened to allow the food empty interior
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Speaker 3: testines where it can be processed and turned into nutrition
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Speaker 3: for your body. The body will reject it and you
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Speaker 3: will start vomiting it up. So cyclic vomiting called gas
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Speaker 3: stro pereses. Gastro means stomach in Latin, paresis means paralyzed.
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Speaker 3: That's the number one published side effect of GLP one drugs.
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Speaker 3: It's a paralyzed stomach.
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Speaker 1: This is research people can go look up.
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Speaker 3: Oh no, no, this is more than this. Okay, So
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Speaker 3: there is a black box warning that comes with the FDA,
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Speaker 3: so they have to approve this drug in twenty sixteen
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Speaker 3: or seventeen. When they approved it, they had to put
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Speaker 3: the most damaged life threatening side effect of this drug
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Speaker 3: is any form of medullary thyroid cancer being diagnosed in
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Speaker 3: the first thirty six months of using it. Oh no,
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Speaker 3: so within twelve to thirty six months. It is the
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Speaker 3: FDA's most serious warning on the package. Insert your medical
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Speaker 3: doctor who's given you this drug for weight loss and
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Speaker 3: diabetes should be telling you within twelve to thirty six months,
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Speaker 3: there is an FDA black box warning that you will
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Speaker 3: develop medullary thyroid cancer, and that risk goes up massively
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Speaker 3: in the next three years. So I'd like to ask
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Speaker 3: you first, is thyroid cancer better than just being overweight
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Speaker 3: in a diabetic Is it? Gastroparesis also is a published
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Speaker 3: side effect, and it's the number one being reported. Did
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Speaker 3: you know though? In September of twenty twenty five, a
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Speaker 3: class action lawsuit of two billion dollars was just filed
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Speaker 3: against the makers of ozificangut.
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Speaker 1: I was going to ask you. With all of this
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Speaker 1: being leveraged, the viewer at home is probably thinking, okay,
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Speaker 1: but if this was large scale, there'd be lawsuits. Right.
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Speaker 3: This is a two billion dollars lawsuit, one of the
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Speaker 3: biggest in record ard pharmaceutical history. Over ten thousand complaints
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Speaker 3: are filed. Do you want to know what the number
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Speaker 3: one complain is? It wasn't thyroid cancers being diagnosed in
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Speaker 3: a year to three years. It was not paralyzed stomach
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Speaker 3: and cyclic vomiting. Do you know what it is the
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Speaker 3: majority of them who are suing that company for allowing
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Speaker 3: them to inject themselves something FDA approved, which our government's
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Speaker 3: supposedly the FDA approval has been programmed into our brains
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Speaker 3: that this has been reviewed and found safe and effective
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Speaker 3: for consumers that we are here to protect in America.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what the number one complain is for
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Speaker 3: a two billion dollar lawsuit?
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Speaker 1: Do any of you know?
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Speaker 3: And if you're wondering this, actually go to Robert King
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Speaker 3: Law Firm dot com and you can look at why
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Speaker 3: is they are representing thousands of clients in this two
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Speaker 3: billion dollar the lawsuit. The number one reason the majority
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Speaker 3: of those thousands of people have hired this law firm
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Speaker 3: is because while injecting themselves with this extending dash for
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Speaker 3: protein called a GLP one drug, they are waking up
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Speaker 3: in the morning and they can't see out of one
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Speaker 3: in their eyes and they are permanently blind for the
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Speaker 3: rest of their life. My goodness.
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Speaker 2: As a health educator, I'm incredibly concerned. Obviously, thyroid cancer
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Speaker 2: nobody wants that. That's awful. Cancer is already so prevalent.
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Speaker 2: But also in addition, to all this the blindness. Do
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Speaker 2: you think this could be from the venom? Or is
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Speaker 2: it a nutritional deficiency? Because obviously, if you're eating and
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Speaker 2: the food is not being digested, your body's not getting
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Speaker 2: the nutrients it needs. It's not getting the protein for muscle.
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Speaker 2: And one side effect that I know of is you
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Speaker 2: basically eat your own muscle because it's not able to
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Speaker 2: digest and get what it needs, which is incredibly alarming
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Speaker 2: for those who are older, especially because your muscle mass
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Speaker 2: is incredibly important to longevity and quality of life in
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Speaker 2: your older years. So I can't believe blindness on top
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Speaker 2: of all the others.
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Speaker 3: Do you know that one of the published side effects
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Speaker 3: of this promoted for diabetes drug from the beginning, it
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Speaker 3: has listed that a severe side effect is diabetic retinopathy.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what that is? This is for diabetics.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what diabetic retinopathy is? You go blind
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Speaker 3: from diabetes.
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Speaker 1: That's the side.
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Speaker 3: Effect of ozempic and magovi. It literally crosses the actual
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Speaker 3: what they call the gop one drug is extending dash
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Speaker 3: for go look it up. And I invite everybody at
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Speaker 3: home please do this. Don't just listen to me, go
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Speaker 3: look up on Google. Type in Business Insider Heala monster,
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Speaker 3: Gila monster, venom osempic and look at the fork tongue
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Speaker 3: lizard and read the article of how they discovered this
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Speaker 3: venom protein in this HeLa monster that is now called ozempic.
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Speaker 3: It's not just me, go look it up, go read it,
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Speaker 3: and they go look at this law firm and go
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Speaker 3: look at it. What's happening is is the venom crosses
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Speaker 3: the blood brain barrier and it will actually paralyze the
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Speaker 3: nerve function of your optic nerve and you'll go blind permanently.
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Speaker 3: Two billion dollar lawsuits. So I'd like to ask you,
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Speaker 3: is medullary thyroid cancer click vomiting for years after stopping
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Speaker 3: the drug and you can go look up seeing in
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Speaker 3: articles right now for the last three years, Hollywood celebrities
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Speaker 3: complaining about gastroparesis vomiting NonStop for months and years after
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Speaker 3: even stopping the drug. The venom binds to your nerve
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Speaker 3: receptors in any part of your body. After it's injected
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Speaker 3: into your body. Wherever it binds to, you're going to
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Speaker 3: have prolonged side effects of that chemical, which they want
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Speaker 3: you to believe is a drug.
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Speaker 1: What I appreciate about you, doctor artists is that you're
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Speaker 1: so transparent. So while he says things that you know,
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Speaker 1: the audience that's totally unprepared may find shocking, he always
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Speaker 1: backs it up with here's the website, here's the lawsuit,
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Speaker 1: heers the resource, here's what the news is covering. Here
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Speaker 1: are the celebrities that have identified. So it's not just
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Speaker 1: shrouded in mystery. Like really, if we just did our
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Speaker 1: own reading, all of us would know this. Do you agree? Amen? Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I tell people all the time. I love when people
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Speaker 3: try to question what I'm saying and what I'm presenting.
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Speaker 3: FactCheck dot org USA, did D New York Times. I mean,
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Speaker 3: all these people have written fact check articles about me
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Speaker 3: NonStop for the last six years. You know what's interesting.
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Speaker 3: They will email me, some of these journalists will and
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Speaker 3: they'll go, can you please provide evidence for your claims
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Speaker 3: on this video of this video? And I'll go, yes,
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Speaker 3: And within one hour I respond to all of them
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Speaker 3: with all the research, and I will say, but you
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Speaker 3: have I'm going to supply with his research. You cannot
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Speaker 3: say I did not respond to you. That's the only rule.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what they say? Instead, go read all
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Speaker 3: the New York Times articles, New York Posts, Washington Posts.
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Speaker 1: Go read them.
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Speaker 3: They actually will say doctor artist was not available for
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Speaker 3: immediate response. Immediate. I don't know what you think within
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Speaker 3: an hour. If that's not immediate, what do you want
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Speaker 3: within one minute? This is the way journalism gets away
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Speaker 3: with it. So I would like to if you're okay
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Speaker 3: with this, I would like to share with you guys
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Speaker 3: something Also. I think it's very important that everybody knows
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Speaker 3: about gop one drugs because right now, as you're seeing
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Speaker 3: a two billion dollar lawsuit, I want you guys to
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Speaker 3: recognize something. In October or November of twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump had the CEO of Novo Nordis come into
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Speaker 3: the Oval office. Doctor Oz was there, RFK juniors in
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Speaker 3: the room, and they do this huge press conference where
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump is announcing he has worked out a deal
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Speaker 3: with the makers of GLP one drugs from Denmark, which
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Speaker 3: is where Nova artists nordisk Is. They're standing in there
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Speaker 3: doing the press conference. If y'all remember this, I went viral.
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Speaker 3: The CEO of Nova Nordisk, this venom laced drug collapsed
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Speaker 3: in the middle of the press conference. Yeah, just fainted.
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Speaker 3: But Donald Trump was announcing I've worked out a deal
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Speaker 3: to make GLP one drugs cheaper for Americans. Congratulations.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 3: On the cusp of that, you're now hearing about all
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Speaker 3: the problems with this two billion dollar a lawsuit. This
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Speaker 3: was damage control coming into the Oval office a few
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Speaker 3: months later to say, we're now going to make this
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Speaker 3: available cheaper for everybody. I want to make sure everybody knows.
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Speaker 3: Now you're seeing micro dosing recommendations.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, just a little bit of this, blow it down,
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Speaker 1: just a little bit attle, little intravenious. You get the benefits,
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Speaker 1: but none of the side effects.
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Speaker 3: Let me ask you that square with doctor artists. No
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Speaker 3: if poison Control told you chlorox in your launero was
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Speaker 3: bad for your kid and they drink it, what if
19:04
Speaker 3: they said, well, microdosing's okay, just drink a little bit
19:07
Speaker 3: of chloro.
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Speaker 1: Well, well they actually do that with a lot of stuff.
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Speaker 3: All right, So I would like to bring your attention
19:13
Speaker 3: to a research study I just found a couple of
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Speaker 3: weeks ago that was published in twenty twenty four. Can
19:18
Speaker 3: I read the title? And just something everybody needs to
19:21
Speaker 3: hear about g LP one drugs called ozimpic wigo vy
19:25
Speaker 3: zip bound majorna you guys, okay with that for those
19:29
Speaker 3: of you, because I know you don't know, most likely
19:30
Speaker 3: those of you watching. This is from scientific reports. I
19:33
Speaker 3: will show you the title of the study. Here it is,
19:36
Speaker 3: and it reads the risk of depression, anxiety and suicidal
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Speaker 3: behavior and patience with obesity on glucagon like peptide one
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Speaker 3: GOLP one drugs receptor agonist therapy. So all GLP one
19:49
Speaker 3: drugs are called golp one r A receptor agonist. Okay,
19:53
Speaker 3: I want to read to you the title again, the
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Speaker 3: risk of depression, anxiety and suicidal behavior. So anybody out
19:59
Speaker 3: there thinking, I think my wife or my husband should
20:02
Speaker 3: try ozempic over govi, they literally name it. We are
20:06
Speaker 3: talking about samaglutide, which is ozempic mgovi, the generic name.
20:11
Speaker 3: I'm going to read this to you. This is a
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Speaker 3: study done from January first, twenty fifteen through December thirty first,
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty three. The total number of people on these
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Speaker 3: drugs called GLP one drugs ozempic mgov This study included
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Speaker 3: one hundred and sixty two thousand, two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 3: three case patients. I think I would like you to
20:35
Speaker 3: read the statement here. Okay, for all of you wondering
20:39
Speaker 3: these are miraculous drugs that are reversing diabetes and my
20:42
Speaker 3: friends are all losing weight, I would like you to
20:45
Speaker 3: just read this statement all the way to the n highlighted.
20:48
Speaker 3: Read it out loud, please, Okay.
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Speaker 2: The study showed a significant association between GLP one r
20:54
Speaker 2: A treatment and a ninety eight percent increased risk of
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Speaker 2: any psycheatric disorders.
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Speaker 3: Period.
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Speaker 1: Hold up, ninety eight percent?
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Speaker 2: I didn't know that.
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Speaker 3: Can you name a psychiatric disorder? It's hold on, let's
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Speaker 3: just bread that again, slower with punching the last like
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Speaker 3: four words.
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Speaker 2: This study showed a significant association between g LP one
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Speaker 2: r A treatment and ninety eight percent increased risk of
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Speaker 2: any psychiatric disorders.
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Speaker 3: Any. Can you name a psychiatric.
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Speaker 2: Disorder depression, schizophrenia, let's go.
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Speaker 1: Worse, Yeah, schizophrenia, Ye, disorders.
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Speaker 3: Bipolarism, yeah, OCD, PTSD, life altering.
21:41
Speaker 1: Now what did I say?
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Speaker 3: It was a ninety percent of what psych any?
21:44
Speaker 2: Yeah? Any of them?
21:46
Speaker 3: Psychiatrist disorders. Wow, So if you would like your loved
21:49
Speaker 3: one to go just any crazy? Oh, it is ninety
21:52
Speaker 3: eight percent A lot is ninety eight percent A lot
21:54
Speaker 3: is ninety eight percent.
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Speaker 1: Enough.
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Speaker 3: Oh, this is not a small study, by the way,
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Speaker 3: A hundred sixty two thousd some people. All right, read
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Speaker 3: the next statement, please go, It gets worse.
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Speaker 2: Notably, patients on GLP one RAS exhibited a one hundred
22:07
Speaker 2: and ninety five percent higher risk of major depression, one
22:13
Speaker 2: hundred and eight percent increased risk for anxiety, and one
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Speaker 2: hundred and six percent elevated risk for suicidal behavior.
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Speaker 3: Not thoughts suicidal behavior behavior. So I would like to
22:28
Speaker 3: ask you, why do you think people are looking for
22:30
Speaker 3: a quick fix for their diabetes or obesity, which is
22:33
Speaker 3: what they're targeting the most. Right, People who are OBEs
22:36
Speaker 3: typically don't They feel like there's a social stigma related
22:39
Speaker 3: to them. They're judged, they're shamed for being overweight. This
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Speaker 3: ozipic would gov. I'm seeing these beautiful people dancing on screen.
22:46
Speaker 3: I think I need this beautiful drug to save my life.
22:50
Speaker 3: It will help reduce the depression anxiety that I'm experiencing
22:53
Speaker 3: from my weight gain. Oh no, really, do you know
22:58
Speaker 3: this information? Did Donald Trump bring this up in the
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Speaker 3: Oval Office when he brought in the CEO of Nova Noortis.
23:05
Speaker 3: Do you think making this drug cheaper and more accessible
23:10
Speaker 3: to all Americans is a better idea. I mean, for
23:13
Speaker 3: thirty years, you've seen the fallout of SSRIs, which are
23:17
Speaker 3: antidepressants which have already homicide and suicide risk as it's
23:22
Speaker 3: published side effects M And now you're going to promote
23:26
Speaker 3: something that's going to be life changing for you the
23:28
Speaker 3: way you see yourself in the way the world sees you.
23:30
Speaker 3: Is this going to add to your depression or make
23:33
Speaker 3: it better? What does the research tell you?
23:36
Speaker 2: And sadly, most people probably don't know. I know that
23:38
Speaker 2: I've been prescribed things, especially in the past before I
23:41
Speaker 2: really relied on God's medicine, and they don't necessarily tell
23:44
Speaker 2: you the side effects. Maybe when you go pick it
23:46
Speaker 2: up from the pharmacy, they'll ask if there's anything you
23:48
Speaker 2: want to know or if we have any questions, And
23:51
Speaker 2: I never thought to ask, well, hey, what are the
23:53
Speaker 2: side effects? People need to know this. This is an
23:56
Speaker 2: important factor when you're trying to decide what you're going
23:59
Speaker 2: to put in your box and you wait the pros
24:01
Speaker 2: and cons. That's right, people need to know.
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Speaker 1: But see, that's why this program exists, because we want
24:07
Speaker 1: to make the viewer aware of this system that we're
24:09
Speaker 1: always referring to as the Babylonian construct. It's fake news,
24:13
Speaker 1: fake medicine, fake protocols, fake laws, fake judicial systems. Everything's fake.
24:20
Speaker 1: And when we illuminate the truth and you learn, you
24:24
Speaker 1: can help us evangelize people that are in your circle
24:27
Speaker 1: that may be either flirting with the idea of starting
24:29
Speaker 1: a medication like this or are already on it. Say, hey,
24:33
Speaker 1: did you know there's this episode? Let me share this
24:35
Speaker 1: with you. There are some things you can go fact
24:37
Speaker 1: check this, you can go research this yourself. Doctor artists
24:40
Speaker 1: is being completely transparent about it, but they count on
24:44
Speaker 1: your ignorance. They count on your not asking for the
24:47
Speaker 1: side effects. They bank on you're just assuming that if
24:49
Speaker 1: your doctor is making a recommendation that he knows more
24:52
Speaker 1: about your body than you do because he went to
24:54
Speaker 1: college for multiple years. They're banking on that. Do you
24:57
Speaker 1: see it? You can see it. So I mentioned earlier.
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Speaker 1: You know GLP one gluca gone like peptide one, is
25:05
Speaker 1: a natural occurring hormone that your brain releases to tell
25:08
Speaker 1: your body how to metabolize things like food, insulin, things
25:12
Speaker 1: like that. And we've obviously covered a bunch of ground
25:15
Speaker 1: where man has completely tormented science to produce an artificial
25:19
Speaker 1: result that comes with a lot of side effects. But
25:22
Speaker 1: there are foods right that support this natural process?
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Speaker 3: Correct, Yes, so God does. Everybody's body has these l
25:31
Speaker 3: cells we mentioned earlier, and they are designed to release
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Speaker 3: GLP one hormone. And what I don't think most people
25:36
Speaker 3: realize is the reason why these drugs are so effective
25:40
Speaker 3: and why you only do one once a week injections
25:43
Speaker 3: is because the body doesn't tear down that venom. It
25:45
Speaker 3: just continues to circulate through the blood for days. So
25:48
Speaker 3: this is this is why they can inject it once
25:51
Speaker 3: a week. The difference between food elicit eliciting GLP one
25:56
Speaker 3: release in the human body. Do you know it only
25:58
Speaker 3: has a half life GLP one one hormone when you
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Speaker 3: swallow food that it only has a two minute half life, oh,
26:04
Speaker 3: which means within eight to ten minutes generally it's gone.
26:07
Speaker 3: So it has a very short life, which is which
26:10
Speaker 3: is what God intended. Which is intended. Yeah, However, if
26:14
Speaker 3: you're looking for the miracle of GLP one, there are
26:16
Speaker 3: a few foods I've learned about that actually can trigger
26:19
Speaker 3: up to four hours release of GLP one hormone at
26:24
Speaker 3: huge levels, not out venomhealth all naturally. Yeah, okay, there's
26:30
Speaker 3: actually a plant sugar called allulose a L l U
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Speaker 3: l O s E that stimulates any dose you take
26:38
Speaker 3: a valulose, it will release GLP one hormone in the
26:40
Speaker 3: body for four hours. Now generally human beings are awake
26:44
Speaker 3: for twelve to sixteen hours. So if you just ate
26:47
Speaker 3: some allulose or made sure you ate some of that
26:50
Speaker 3: plant based sugar which has no calories by the way,
26:52
Speaker 3: it's a sugar free sugar tasting plant extract when you
26:56
Speaker 3: take allulose, which is actually in our hydrate complete product
27:00
Speaker 3: just released to handle the dehydration issues of the world.
27:02
Speaker 3: That's what we sweetened it with was aalulos for this reason,
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Speaker 3: it has GOLP one on the on the actual icon
27:07
Speaker 3: for the actual.
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Speaker 1: Product, and that's a product that you carry it is.
27:10
Speaker 1: I just released it a month of graphic so people
27:12
Speaker 1: watching this immediately, where am I going to get this?
27:14
Speaker 1: So with just a couple of minutes left on the
27:15
Speaker 1: calott please share your website and let people know where
27:18
Speaker 1: they can learn more about you.
27:19
Speaker 3: So you can go to thedoctoraradshow dot com and learn
27:21
Speaker 3: more about my hydrate complete from my brand of products
27:23
Speaker 3: called Nature Winds, because I believe God's nature is way
27:27
Speaker 3: better than what man tries to manipulate it and call
27:29
Speaker 3: it medicine. So Butter's the second thing I want everybody know,
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Speaker 3: DoD you know butter releases GOLP one hormone.
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Speaker 1: I didn't know that, No, but that puts me in
27:36
Speaker 1: good shape because I eat a lot of butter.
27:37
Speaker 3: I love butter, Eat your butter. These are just examples
27:41
Speaker 3: and just you know now, I'm actually working with the
27:42
Speaker 3: manufacturer right now. We have sourced eight to ten different
27:45
Speaker 3: plants from around the world, all organic from various farms.
27:49
Speaker 3: We will be releasing in the next few months our
27:51
Speaker 3: own proven clinically. We've already proven it GLP one boosting,
27:56
Speaker 3: all natural God created plant extract for people that can
27:59
Speaker 3: take just a teaspoon tablespoon every day and it is
28:02
Speaker 3: miraculous and within hours it drops your blood sugar back
28:05
Speaker 3: into the normal range, even over two hundred we've seen this.
28:08
Speaker 3: It's amazing. Within thirty minutes, it's incredible, and people just
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Speaker 3: shred right. We've had one guy lose seventy pounds and
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Speaker 3: thirty days just taking our Planta based GLP one boosting product,
28:17
Speaker 3: and that will be available in the next few months.
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Speaker 3: You can do things with God's nature. You don't need
28:21
Speaker 3: man's medicine.
28:23
Speaker 2: I don't bom wow.
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Speaker 1: Well, I had alluded to that earlier when I said,
28:28
Speaker 1: you know, we take things from nature and then we
28:31
Speaker 1: either hybridize it or we'll change one portion of it
28:35
Speaker 1: to then be able to patent it so that we
28:37
Speaker 1: can keep others from getting the monopoly on this thing
28:40
Speaker 1: that we're going to do. That we're going to make
28:42
Speaker 1: billions and billions and billions of dollars on and we
28:45
Speaker 1: do it at the expense of human beings all the time.
28:47
Speaker 1: We talk about it all the time being the Babylonian construct.
28:50
Speaker 1: We're out of time. But do you guys want to
28:52
Speaker 1: do this again with doctor Brian Artist. I do. He
28:58
Speaker 1: said it best. You don't need these pharmaceuticals. You use
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Speaker 1: God's medicine. He has created it four hour consumption for
29:06
Speaker 1: the good of our bodies because he knew better than
29:08
Speaker 1: scientists what he was doing when he made human beings
29:11
Speaker 1: and food. Right, Doctor Brian Artist is going to be
29:18
Speaker 1: back next week again to do some more of this
29:20
Speaker 1: for everybody here. In studio, everybody up here on panel,
29:23
Speaker 1: Doctor Brian, artists, Jamie, thank you so much for joining us.
29:25
Speaker 1: Keep your eyes on the prize, which is Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 1: We'll be back.