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Exploring Nature Inspired Therapies: From Red Light to Lymphatic Massage to Brain Tap · Healthy Happy Wise Wealthy

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Hey, everyone. We are here today at Nature Inspired Therapies. We caught Jen
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Baker at Reno Startup Week. And now we get her for a
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few minutes before she flies off on an adventure that she's
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going on. So we have been around, and I
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did get to do the red light therapy. You guys have so many cool
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therapies here. But I want to know from you, like,
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what inspired Nature Inspired? Sure,
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Yeah. What inspired it is, my whole life I've had
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different challenges, and so everyone I cared about.
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Right. When you care about someone, you care about what's going on with them. And
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there was a lot of answers that weren't
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brought to us from, you know, talking to our doctors. Our doctors
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didn't have a lot of time to sit and talk about what was happening.
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We women share a lot, and when we share
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our challenges and our problems,
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we tend to want to find solutions. I'm a solution provider. Come to find out.
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I love to dig into a good challenge if I don't really care what
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kind. So for me, it was digging into people's health challenges because I
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cared about them personally. It was my own health challenges that brought
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me a bunch of answers. In the early 80s, I started
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studying natural wellness medicines and
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cures as they would, you know, and the books all said that. So Dr.
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Weil and Dr. Chopra and several other doctors that I can't
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even remember. But all the books that I could get my hands on for
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natural healing, I did. And so I read a lot about herbs,
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a lot about heat, and that's what helped me with my
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chronic challenges. So herbs and heat? Yeah,
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yeah. When I was eight years old, they bought me a waterbed. It was the
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greatest thing they ever did because I had chronic back pain already.
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I had a car crash when I was two months old, so the
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pain as I was growing was insane. And so we had knee problems.
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All girls, I think all boys and girls. As you grow, you have
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ligament challenges. And they're like, it's okay, and they just want to give you
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Tylenol or something like that. And those things just didn't work for my
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body, so I had to find other ways to make myself feel better.
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And that's really where it started, is as a child, I was trying to figure
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out other ways to do things because my body just didn't want to. So
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you were looking into these things as a child? As a child, make yourself
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feel better? Yeah, yeah. And when you stick your feet in the dirt
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in a hot day, like on the spring day when the sun's out and you
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Dig your feet into the dirt and you go, oh. And you get those goosebumps
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in your body. You start realizing there's something to that. So
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honestly, that's where it started as a child. Oh, interesting. Since then,
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the older I got, the more I heard from other people of challenges they were
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having, and I started looking into more answers. I was like, well, if this
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works, then maybe this will work for you. And so my whole life,
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even though I did, you know, big business things, I ran casinos, I did
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policy work and political consulting and business and speaker and
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books of my own. On the private side, I've always been
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in a natural wellness and gadget. Interesting. Gadgets.
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Kitchen gadgets. Wellness gadgets has been my thing.
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Kitchen gadgets and wellness kitchen gadgets is. Started the
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gadgets kitchen. Wellness gadgets. Or they're two different things. No, I
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started 25 years, 30 years ago in kitchens. I realized every
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gadget that I found, I was like, oh, I could play with that in the
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kitchen. I loved it. And so I would buy gadgets, and then as
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gadgets came available, I call them gadgets because why not? It makes
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it more fun. Right? Right. These modalities are
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amazing tools, but they started out with little vibration
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tools and little. I'll show you as we go through, there's a
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little comb thing that you can comb through your hair, and it'll just send
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all your energies off the hook. Feels amazing. Gives you
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goosebumps. Oh, interesting. So these are gadgets. They're little. Yeah. I don't know.
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At the store, you could buy them for 20, 30 bucks. No big deal. It
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was easy. And as they grew, obviously you get some more
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really amazing tools from just wellness and healing. Right. And
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so I've always been into, what can I use? That's the
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answer, always. As we grew, it just evolved into
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more. I knew when I was done with my plan, political policy,
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and that part of it, when I was, felt like I
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had done enough, had enough, done enough one way or the other. How long
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were you doing that before. I was gonna leave when I turned 50 to come
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and do this. Okay. So that was always my. That was my probably 15
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year plan. All right. And I said, I don't know how it's gonna work out.
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I don't know what it'll look like, but this is what I wanted to do.
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And I put it together over the last 15 years.
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That's amazing. Yeah, it was kind of exciting. So.
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So how. But this hasn't been open very long, right? No,
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in fact, technically opened July 1st
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of 2024. So, okay, so a little over a year.
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I feel like I remember that because I feel like I met you guys at
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some kind of expo of some sort. You were at
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maybe it was at a casino here in town. We are in Reno, after all.
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It was the Bridal Expo. The Bridal Expo. Am I right? I
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think that's. Yeah, that seems right. That seems right. Shirley and I
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have been friends for. We work together in the business
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world. Right. For many years. And so she said, I want you to
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come do this. And I said, we're brand new. We really don't need a lot
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of leads right now. What we need is to get everything settled. And she said,
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I want you to do it. So I was blessed. I got to see you
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and. Yeah, yeah. Speaking some time with some really great people. So it was fun
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to spend time with Shirley. And we'll do it again this year. Yeah,
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we'll just keep doing it. So you're a year into it and it's
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been busy. Very busy. Our soft
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opening was I opened the doors to veterans and first
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responders on day one. That was July 1st. That's awesome. Those were free
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services the whole day. And then from then,
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we did a soft opening for friends and family only from July.
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Well, yeah, July through November. And November
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15th is our one year anniversary. Nice. So that's
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coming up, which is exciting. And so technically, in business,
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we didn't have everything down until later in July, but we
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opened pretty quickly. We got our business license somewhere in June. Okay.
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And three weeks later, we opened the doors with equipment from all over the
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world. Yeah, there's a lot of amazing equipment here. Thank you. I've
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got to experience some of it for sure. I was really excited for you to.
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Try the red bed. It's an easy, simple thing to get inside of.
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And you walk out with a feeling of something different.
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Yeah, you feel. It kind of feels like you've been at the
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beach for several hours. What do you think
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of that? Is that a good analogy? Yeah, that's a
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good one. Yeah, I like that a lot. Okay, so of the ones
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here, like, which ones are your favorites?
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All of them are my favorites for different reasons. But the one I
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use most is the Brain Tap. It's the one that.
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Probably one of the least expensive things we have in the building.
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It's a brain fitness therapy. And the older we get, the more
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stressed we are, the more electromagnetic fields we have around us,
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the more kids we have, the more everything
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you find that you want to feel good again and Everything
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in wellness starts with your brain, I believe.
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It's been great for me. Yeah. And I remember coming in,
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was it, I don't remember earlier this year, I think it was earlier this year
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and you had me do the brain tap and it was on such a bad
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day. I was having a very, very bad day. And
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I remember you going like, I was 15 years older than I.
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I mean biologically, just like you did a scan beforehand and then we did
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it afterwards and I was still, my body was still older than
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I am, but it took off 10 years. But you felt
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so much different, right? Yeah, like about 10 years of.
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I don't understand all that, but yeah, yeah. And the report that I
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did is a heart rate variability report. All medical,
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we all track heart rate variability. So it just showed your
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biological age, your stress index, your inflammation in your body,
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and it's all based on how the blood flows through your body. So it's not
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some kind of, as they call it, woo woo wellness modality that
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tricks you into believing. I have a lot of people that say, so what
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is this? And I said, everything we do in here, I
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track and measure it. I think that
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the biggest piece for me to walk into this space and create
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a disruption to the wellness industry was we have to start
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showing the scientific and medical backing
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of the things that we do. It's one thing to get on a
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revive mat, take a nap and get up and you go, well, of course, I
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always feel better when I take a nap, right? Yes.
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And I felt the same way the first time I did it until they told
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me there was a measurement report and then I was all in and I
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tested them five times in the same weekend to make sure
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I made them do it over and over and over again just to show me.
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I actually found the Brain Tap a couple of years ago, long
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before I did this. I was speaking at an expo, an
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international expo down in la. And it was a big chaotic,
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you know, it's a lot going on in a hundred thousand square foot building and
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people from all over and it was noisy and chaotic and
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all I cared about is I had just finished speaking, I was freezing cold,
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I was wearing a dress and high heels and I'd been on my feet
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for hours and I saw someone cuddled up on those warm,
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yummy blankets and a black mat with. And they looked like they were
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sleeping and I was like, whatever they're doing, I want that. So I popped
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on it and that's honestly, that's the one I use
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still today. Most, the other modalities that
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I can tell you emphatically, if somebody's having a bad day and
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they don't feel well and they're incredibly sluggish, they have
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anything with energy issues, I love to put
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them in the red bed. I love to put them in
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our lymphatic massage suit. That is called an experience.
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You go inside of that, you come out in Cloud nine and you're just like,
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whoa, that's different. And so
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I get giddy over each one. I love to see
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people walk out and see an immediate result. Yeah. They feel
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good and for a few days after their body's detoxing, stuff that they
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couldn't get out because they couldn't get themselves into a
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parasympathetic state. And everyone says, does it fix this?
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Does it do this? The answer is it doesn't do anything. Neither do I.
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I'm not the blame for it. Why anybody gets better. And neither is
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any of this equipment in here. We help your body get into its
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optimal wellness shape. And these are the words that we should be
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using both in medical and in wellness. Optimal wellness. We put your
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body into a position that it can turn
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around and start healing itself. Yeah. We have to start
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addressing that. I feel like that's when a
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doctor says, well, this is the way you have to go or
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you're going to die. I think that's unfair. I think
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the doctor should say. And judgment. Sorry, but they should
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say, as far as I know. Right.
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That's a better way of saying it. Because we used to believe the world was
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flat. Yeah. So I think we should be able to say.
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Right. I think we should be able to say, you know, this is my expertise,
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this is my lane, and once you're out of my lane, I'm going to recommend
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that you go look for some other solutions. That would be good.
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Yeah. Right. And I do know holistic healing is more
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about. It's based on the assumption your
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body will know how to heal if given the proper tools. Right. In
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the proper environment to do it. So. Yeah. And
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holistic is supposed to be whole human. Yeah.
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And a lot of the holistic approaches are not. So
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we just use a lot of words. We use holistic, we use integrated, we use
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all kinds of things. That's why I use the word natural. Because what we're
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trying to do, Nature Inspired, is your body
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naturally healing itself by getting into a couple pieces
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of equipment to get your body to shake
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it up a little bit. And then your body kicks in and starts doing the
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work. Yeah. That lovely lymph drainage. I love it.
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Right. The lymph drainage is amazing. Our wellness,
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we call it the extreme wellness throne back there because I have a
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silly sense of humor. That one I love. Because when someone
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comes in and they're really not well and they've got some things to get out
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of their body, I know that they're
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gonna see something come. I'm a show me girl. Yeah. And you'll
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see things come out of the body. Don't know what it is, don't care.
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But when you don't feel good, you get in there and when you come out,
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you can see stuff in the water, in the bottom.
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Wow. You feel like you're really making a difference. Yeah. And when you don't
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see stuff in the water, it's the best day because, you know there might
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still be something in there, but you don't see colors to. To show you that
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stuff is still happening. So. Yeah. Well, I'm looking forward to
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you showing us around a little bit. Yeah.
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So this is my lymphatic massage experience. I did
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a couple of things. I told you, I'm a gadget girl. So the
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massage itself is absolutely phenomenal. It's very much like
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we. We get in here and it doesn't look very comfortable. I promise. It's amazing.
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So you get strapped in from your feet all the way up and your
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arms. This even goes behind your shoulders. So it's literally from
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full body. And then we do the head experience as
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well. So we actually address the head of the lymphatics, which no one
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seems to. That I've seen in the way that we were trained.
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So this is from New Zealand, and they have a different way
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of addressing things. And I really love that they geek out on
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teaching this at a really deep level. And they tell us, us Americans don't know
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anything about wellness compared to that. So I love learning
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from them. But as you feel, this is phenomenal. Right?
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Right. Yeah. Yeah. So what you're feeling, there are
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frequencies that go through it. So I'm leading a study on
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frequency driven lymphatic massage for both
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companies to partner up together and do more.
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That's the machine and what it does. So everyone says, this feels lovely,
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what it's doing. If you start your body
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from the beginning of time, we would get into a fight or flight
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once, maybe twice in our lifetime back then, you know, saber tooth,
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tiger moment. If you survived it, you might get a second shot. You want to
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go back there and. Look at back then when you're able to.
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Let go. And you've survived that fight or flight moment. You
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can immediately walk out into the beautiful clean sun. You
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can eat something healthy. You can drink some pure water. You can walk
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out, because back then. We had bare feet. And you'd walk out on
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the dirt and minerals and the energies and the frequencies from the earth
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would then bring that amygdala override the fight or flight that
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triggers cortisol, that triggers us to protect ourselves
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and not feel like, I don't want to kill that fluffy animal.
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Right. It takes all of that out
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because you're digging your feet into those minerals and into that feeling.
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And so what this is doing is very similar to that. It's like
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having your worst day when you were here that day, and you walk out
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of a situation where you're just raging
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and you drive up to Lake Tahoe, you take your shoes off and
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you dig your feet into that beautiful hot sand on a cool
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day, and you let that cool water wash up on your feet.
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That's what this feeling does to put your body into a sympathetic
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state, parasympathetic state, and take you out of the amygdala override.
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So, yeah. And that's just. You're not. You don't have to have a bad day
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to come in here and do it. But it puts your body into a Just
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Gumby. Right. You're just relaxed. And then when you come out of. It, you
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feel great. And then for the next couple days, your body just
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does its own work. It just opens up the lymphatic system and lets things
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drain the way they're supposed to. Right. But this just adds a little
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bit of fun to our days. And we do. When there's a group of us,
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I love it. We feel like we're getting into this equipment.
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Yeah. We're like, I'm going in today. That's awesome. So what company is this
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from? And this one's Flowpresso. So they're.
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Flowpresso is from New Zealand. Gotcha. And they
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have some distributors here in town that are pretty phenomenal. They're brilliant
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people. Yeah, brilliant. We're actually going in December to work with them.
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Awesome. So I love that. Live. They'll be here in America playing around and
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training us. Nice, nice, nice. I love it. Feels great.
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And let's see. I think
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we'll go to the next one. Yep. So we have
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a couple of different options. We won't dig into what the equipment looks like because
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it's not so super pretty in there. But you can see we have different
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body sculpting modalities, abilities to help your body
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grow muscle, lose fat, both
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with cryo and with frequency driven. So we have not just these two, we have
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several different pieces that help you lose weight, sculpt your body,
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do more. Yeah. Feel better,
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look better. Right. That's when. When you start feeling better, you start
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automatically dropping inches. Some people are doing the GLP1s
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their body, literally their skin will just hang off them.
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Because what do you do with the excess fat when you lose fat that fast?
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And the answer is it gets pretty yucky.
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So we have ways of one, tightening up the skin, which is great.
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And. Or if you don't want to do those things and put chemicals in your
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body, then your next option is to do cryo sculpting. The
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Pagani is the only one I know of that does permanent fat
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reduction. Other than. I think there's another one. Coolsculpting. But ours is a
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massage and it feels great. This coolsculpting I know can
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leave some downtime. It's a couple of days downtime. Ours is zero downtime,
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zero pain. We sculpt the body for sessions
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and it's. We're. We're pretty careful about what we do. Yeah.
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So that's very cool. Yeah. So this is a fun
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room. It definitely brings us our. Yeah. And as you see
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you in a single or a double just happens
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to align. Right? Yeah. Yeah.
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That's the only. That's the only kind of marketing we do because. Because that also
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talks about your wellness. Right. When you have. When you have a double chin,
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you're either staring at your cell phone too much. You should also like everyone's or
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neck. Right. And. Or you have a double chin because while you're doing
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that and the stress from your head, it gathers here, so you end
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up sticking your lymphatic system. So your lymphatic system
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is. Yeah. Stuck in that spot. Yeah. That does not surprise me. So we teach
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people how to address that at home. Again, we've got all kinds of
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things. We can kick start and do things at home. We can be your
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advanced side and do the rest at home. Yeah. And sometimes your
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body just needs the extra. Or just. Just to hear the answers.
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Right. Just to hear. Hey, you might want to address that. Yeah. Yeah.
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Simple things. Sometimes it's
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cosmetic, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's genetic. Yeah.
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So this is our full body red light therapy.
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This is another one of those that'll get me very excited and giddy.
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This is. It does near infrared and far infrared.
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This is actually a cool thing. Let me show you. You can adjust this
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by. I'm not sure if it's gonna. This will just show you the countdown and
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it'll pop on, but it's full body, head to toe. This will
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infuse a 400 pound man with light therapy, which is awesome.
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So it's near infrared, far infrared. So it goes all the
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way through. The body, penetrate your body. Yeah, that's what he says. So there you
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go. Let there be light. Yeah. Look how beautiful this is when it opens
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up. So pretty. And this isn't harmful for short periods of
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time. We do wear goggles and glasses normally, but it puts
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on a really great picture for the camera and we
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actually adjust frequencies, the, the intensity, all of that. We
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have multiple fans all over the room to keep cool while you're in there. Red
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light therapy is not meant to make you hot and sweaty. Red light therapy
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is meant to go deep within for this machine. Yeah. And
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it's great. Yeah, yeah. I just, I feel like you're super
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relaxed, right? That's the best explanation. Yeah. And
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then it does feel like. Yeah, I think I said like three hours at the
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beach or something like that, but yeah, can't get to the beach every day and
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then sometimes it's not warm. And behind you, these are from South
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Africa. These are the machines that we were most
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excited about getting because I asked all of the
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biohack world, what's the best machines on the market
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available today, period? And the answer was
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these. So these are our extreme wellness throne, we call them, because no one
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wants to call them a HOCUTT. Tony
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Robbins is all over the Internet talking about how amazing this machine machine is. He's
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in there all the time. These Hugos he takes with him. You can literally see
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his personal trainer walking around with it behind him at all of his
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events. Interesting, because it's an amazing immediate
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result with a high powered spark gap technology
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magnet. This magnet is phenomenal at removing
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inflammation. We can walk over here a little bit. Yeah, yeah.
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It's prettier from, I guess this side. Um, but
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this is. You get inside of this machine, the Hugo is attached to
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it. Your head is out. As you see, we have again, fans
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all over the building. Right. And the equipment. So you get
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oxygen, you get 10 different healing modalities
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in a, in a 30 minute hit session. Inside of this,
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you can burn up to 600 calories in a 30 minute
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session depending on the, the work that we're doing.
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You also open it up and you'll see. Which
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is really fun. We always have our little packs together each time. If
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you'll pull that side. Yep.
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You'll actually be able to see.
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Chromotherapy should come on. We'll see. I could just turn
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it off. Possibly. So the
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radio frequency waves. These different tubes blow in different.
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So the ozone. We monitor them, their heart rate while
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they're in there at all times. We check blood pressures. Like it's. It's
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a pretty advanced piece of equipment. Yeah. Do all kinds of great stuff.
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The athletes. So we talk a lot about athletic performance.
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Athletes. To be able to regenerate and recover quickly so they can keep
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going, break their records, do more. They use a lot of this
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equipment. People that are not well. These are in
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several different critical care clinics. I call it critical
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care. Not. Not true critical care. But just people that are really
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trying hard to get well from something that we have. Something that's serious. Yeah.
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Yeah. So they're in a few locations in the country.
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Not many. Yeah. So we're honored to have them excited.
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That's awesome. When we get into a very unique. A unique
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opportunity. Yeah. Yeah. To be able to do it.
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Gives Reno a chance to do things that other states are doing. Yeah.
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Yeah. I love it. I chose specifically because of the cool
23:44
logo. And the owner of the company goes around and trains
23:48
hyperbaric employees around the country at the
23:51
hospitals. So he's really smart. He says this
23:55
is a leading edge unit. You get to
23:58
sit or lay down in there. You can do anything you want. You can come
24:02
in, you can work, you can sleep, you can whatever. And
24:06
so I bought this one specifically because of the logo. We
24:10
treat a lot of veterans, first responders, so on.
24:13
Right. It's a cool looking unit. Yes. But it just
24:17
looks very official. And he says it's a better
24:21
unit than our superior. He says, than all the others that are on the
24:24
market. And I paid a substantial amount different
24:28
to make sure we had a quality unit. I love it.
24:32
We have people come in. We
24:36
support everybody in all levels. You hear me talk a lot about athletes
24:40
and just average people coming in. But we do have people who are
24:44
working on certain challenges, like cancers, Lyme mold,
24:48
parasites. Like very, very serious things that they can't get relief
24:52
from somewhere else. A lot of this equipment supports them and makes them feel
24:55
better. If not helps to extend what they're doing and
24:59
work harder. This is one of them. Some people can come in
25:03
incredibly sick after their chemotherapy or after their
25:06
pushes from lyme support. And they climb
25:10
inside of this and they come out and they're just like, I feel good. They're
25:14
like, I don't know. I think I'm gonna throw up in your machine. I'm like,
25:16
well, take a bag with you. Right? Take a bag. I'm not shy.
25:19
Because the detox happens so quickly. Is that kind of. It's because
25:23
medications they're taking because of the medication. Okay. So when they come in and
25:27
they're that sick and they're in that much pain, to put them inside of something
25:30
and watch them come out going, whoa,
25:34
that's over. It's pretty awesome. Yeah. It's heartwarming.
25:37
Yeah. And I know, like, someone that I've had on the podcast several times, Kara
25:41
Stoltenberg, who had a brain injury. She. She did buy,
25:45
I don't know what brand it was a hyperbaric chamber. So. So that she could
25:49
get in every day to help heal. When you have. It was a really
25:52
serious brain injury. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's incredibly important to
25:56
keep them in the oxygen. I work with a couple different brain
26:00
organizations. That's where I learned about the circadian rhythm. Was a top
26:03
neuroscientist in the world. He's world
26:06
renowned. Was the one that was like, follow the circadian rhythm. I'm like, what's that?
26:10
Oh, yeah. Really? Really. It's that simple. So why don't we know that
26:14
these words and learn them in school or. If I did, I didn't pay attention
26:17
in that class. Yeah. But yeah. This is amazing. For brain health, her
26:21
body health, her athletic performance. For physical
26:25
recovery. We just had a fireman. In fact, he.
26:29
He's scheduled today. So he had surgery a couple weeks
26:32
ago. He started prior to his surgery and comes every
26:36
day that he can. And he's from another interstate,
26:40
so he comes all the way here from somewhere else, hundreds of miles
26:44
away. Okay. And jumps in the hyperbaric. Because he knows what
26:48
heals. Yeah. And he's not the only one. We have hundreds of
26:51
first responders and medical practitioners coming in here.
26:55
It's not. Yeah. I love that they understand what the equipment does and they
26:59
love using it. Yeah. We had another
27:02
session on that too, about, you know, the first response responders and
27:06
having so much more PTSD inducing events. Right. Than
27:10
the average human. Well, if we put it in perspective,
27:14
and it's not saying anybody has any lesser anymore, but a first
27:17
responder is in wartime
27:21
every day. If they're in a certain city in this
27:25
country. Yeah. Right. Not everyone. Every day,
27:28
everywhere. But if we really look at what they could through on A daily
27:31
basis. It's amazing. Firefighters, for instance,
27:35
leave their families once a week. They have a breakup from their family once a
27:39
week, and then they have a reconnection. Right. But they have to literally leave
27:43
and go stay somewhere else for days. Right. If you have trust
27:46
issues, you're really in trouble. If you have family issues, really
27:50
in trouble. Right. Then on top of that, you get a fire drill
27:54
and you've got a few minutes to be dressed,
27:58
out of, out of your bed, dressed. I don't care what's going on in your
28:02
world, in your personal life, you need to be in that rig and going to
28:05
save someone's life or structure immediately. Right.
28:09
The officers are on guard all day long
28:12
everywhere. Security guards all the way to police officers.
28:15
They are on watch at all times every day.
28:19
Veterans at least got to retire from their work
28:23
time stuff that they did. But once you train your brain, you can't
28:27
unlearn what you've learned. No. You just have to learn to take the
28:30
trauma out of your body and your brain from what you learned.
28:34
That's really hard to do. And I understand it. I'm by no
28:38
means the expert at it, but I can tell you we've helped a lot of
28:41
people take the trauma of what you've seen, whether you're first
28:44
responder, a child, it doesn't matter. We all had something
28:48
that was the worst thing we've ever seen, right? Yes, yes,
28:52
we, we've all seen it. So if we can do that and maintain our
28:56
health, no matter what we see or what we go through, it's important for
28:59
humanity not just, not just us, not our lives, not our families, but
29:03
really, it's kind of our obligation to get through whatever it is we
29:06
see. We were barbaric humans from the beginning.
29:11
We're just a much softer society today. So how did they do do it
29:14
and we can't. Right, right.
29:19
How did, how did our ancestors do that? Yeah. The answer
29:22
is, I believe, getting back to nature. Well, nature was so much more
29:26
accessible. It's like nature's getting less and less accessible. Right. In this
29:30
world we're living in. Yeah. And even if it's there, no one's paying attention to
29:34
it. So. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then
29:37
of course, the revives of the brain health, which are my favorite. And then we
29:41
do some other detox stuff here. This is sort of our living room area
29:45
where I want people to come in, drop your shoes, curl up with a
29:48
favorite blanket and a pillow and really just be. And we play
29:52
frequencies through the building for Love and healing. I think it's very
29:56
important that we do that. We just teach people to get comfortable and show them
30:00
what healthy is supposed to feel like. Yeah, I love that. That warm, cozy feeling
30:03
when we're curled up next to the fireplace on a grand, cold winter. Oh, for
30:06
sure. That's the best feeling. Do we get those? Yeah. I just turned on the
30:09
heat last night, so it was the first time. There you go. Our cozy. Our
30:12
cozy, cozy area. Yeah. Can you show us the Brain
30:16
Tap? Yeah, absolutely. So, again, this is my favorite piece of it.
30:20
Revive chair. So this is a whole different piece of it, but
30:24
this is sort of the quick example of what we do
30:28
with our HRV will show
30:32
you your biological age and your brain health overall.
30:36
And then we have all of our iPads, have
30:40
over 3,000 sessions inside the app. This is the Brain Tap itself.
30:44
When you turn it on, it's fully adjustable. You see the
30:48
red and blue lights on the inside. And then back here, you'll
30:51
see that there's another area where the blue lights flash. So when you put this
30:55
on, all you do is put it on your head, lean back,
30:59
take a couple big, deep breaths, and just listen. That's all you have to do.
31:02
There's no work. Not hard. Not hard at all. And most people fall asleep and
31:06
have a beautiful nap. And others go, that was cool. I like it.
31:11
Right? It's just great. To each their own. And. And
31:15
it's hardwired because I don't really like the Bluetooth. Really big on.
31:19
Less EMFs on our bodies, but you get a warm, cozy
31:22
blanket. Want to. You want to demonstrate for us? Sure. She's
31:26
done this before. I. I have. And it's always awesome. So.
31:31
All right. All right. And
31:34
then I always look at me. Sitting in a chair. I'm so fancy. I know.
31:38
I'm going to put you back and let you relax. Okay. How's that?
31:42
Comfy? Yes. All right. Uncross the feet. I remember that.
31:45
Okay, well, for the hrv, but you can do whatever you need. And then
31:49
go ahead and put that on.
31:58
And just for fun, I'll just hit whatever's on here.
32:02
Whatever these are. Stop asking.
32:06
Go ahead and put your visor down.
32:18
I love it.
32:22
How's that? All right. Sorry, Mary, I'm gonna make you
32:26
get up now. That was fun. That was so fun. Thank you for showing us
32:29
around. That was fun. What's next? Like, what's
32:33
the next step in. In the journey here with nature inspired therapies.
32:37
The immediate future is we're expanding, almost doubling the
32:41
size of this location here. I have a couple of
32:44
locations within a 50 mile
32:48
radius that want to launch immediately as a franchise. I have
32:52
other locations across the country that want to open. And this
32:56
has to be whole and complete and perfect first and a
33:00
good stable atmosphere so that we could duplicate our process. And
33:03
our goals are to get places like this where someone can walk in
33:08
very easily. Right. We're in a retail situation. It's not exactly
33:11
a med spa. We don't even try to be a med spa. We want people
33:15
to come in, get your wellness in 30 minutes, 45
33:18
minutes at the most, and get back out the door. So we don't stress you
33:21
out. To take time away from your life, to make sure that your
33:25
wellness is in place. Yeah, I love that. Every day focusing on yourself, valuing
33:29
your health. And if you don't mind, let me show one quick
33:32
thing. We didn't talk about it, but in the
33:36
wellness world, we always think we have to take a day off to go to
33:40
the med spa. We have to go take an hour off to go get a
33:43
massage. We have to take time away from whatever we're doing. That means
33:46
you're creating a space of lack to go take care of yourself. So we
33:50
shame ourselves when we go take that time. Not everybody does, but
33:54
those of us that are really busy. I have, I don't know, 20, 30 massage
33:57
gift certificates somebody's given me along the way in the last, I don't know,
34:01
five years and they're still sitting there because I don't take the time to go
34:05
get a massage. I would always. And I do
34:09
take the time to get into these modalities because I know that
34:13
it creates a long term effect of something I'm trying to
34:16
avoid. Yeah. When you have brain damage as a child, the statistics
34:20
are against you to not have dementia, Alzheimer's, things like that.
34:24
So, you know, there's a lot of athletes with concussions. There's a lot of
34:27
stuff going on in the world. So people can in fact
34:31
come in here, It's a short period of time, it's less than a lunch break,
34:35
get what they need and go back out the door. They can stop by on
34:37
the way to work, they can stop by on the way to another doctor's appointment
34:40
and that's what they do. We have people from all over the world coming in
34:43
here. So I know this equipment is amazing. It's at least
34:46
considered some of the best in the country, if not in the world. And
34:50
I did bring stuff in from South Africa, New Zealand, Italy,
34:54
India. Wow. Korea.
34:58
I'm sure I'm forgetting somewhere else, but it gives you an idea that
35:02
I tried to create something that if I look you in the eyes and say,
35:05
I think I can help, I'm not lying.
35:09
That's the best. So when someone does that and they come in and they do
35:12
a quick hit session, they get back out and I can show them a measurement
35:15
report, they really feel like they're doing something for
35:19
themselves. So we're priding ourselves on, get in here,
35:23
do something quick, and get back outside so you can have a better day. Just
35:26
like you the day you were here. I didn't want to bring that up. But,
35:29
you know, you were like, oh. And I said, just try it. And. Yeah. And
35:32
you never know how it's gonna turn out. Yeah. Every person's different. We
35:36
are literally one. One genetic
35:40
makeup of cells that has never been created in the history
35:43
of humanity and will never be created again. So this
35:47
whole idea of one in a million is a complete joke and
35:51
makes us play small. So if we have that genetic makeup,
35:56
then we should be treating ourselves and our vehicle, the only
35:59
vehicle we've been given in this lifetime. This is it. It's all we've got.
36:04
Better than we treat our vehicle. We drive every day.
36:07
We change the oil on a regular basis because we know
36:11
it'll make the engine last longer. We put in good gas that they
36:15
recommend because we know it will increase the efficiency
36:18
and help the engine last longer. Right. We make sure that we
36:22
put wiper fluid in it or change the brakes and change the
36:26
tires. We don't do any of that for ourselves. We feel shamed
36:29
when we do that. It's important for us to start treating
36:33
this vehicle as valuable as it is. Right. Yeah.
36:37
So that's. My concept is just, this is the only one we have,
36:41
and if we wear it out too soon, it's like buying your favorite
36:44
car, forgetting to put good gas in it, forgetting
36:48
to change the oil. Don't bother putting any good antifreeze in it.
36:52
Put a brick on the pedal, put it up on stands,
36:56
and see how long that car is gonna last. Yeah. You know, that's what we're
36:59
doing to our bodies. Yeah. America runs on stress,
37:03
sadly. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Yeah.
37:07
So sorry. I wanted to. No, yeah, that's. No, it's true. It's very true. So.
37:10
And I think that's part of the reason why I wanted to do this podcast
37:13
to begin with is to. People don't know about different. That
37:17
there even are different options available to them and different things that
37:21
are very helpful. And I've had my own journey of like, not.
37:25
Not doing well at all. And I think I'm still there because, like the last.
37:29
I'm still. I'm still. I'm still not optimized
37:32
to do where I think my health needs to be. But, you know, it is.
37:36
It's a journey. For sure. We're all a work in progress. I'm by no means
37:39
the epitome of health, but I do try, Right? Yeah, I try.
37:43
And I have a little bit easier access than others. It'll just take me a
37:46
minute to see something. But we all
37:50
have work to do. Yeah. And sometimes it's just doing what you know to do
37:54
or what you have access to. And most of us don't
37:57
even do that well. And that's the thing. Even though this is a.
38:01
We have leading edge stuff, when someone comes in here,
38:05
I'll grab one of my books from the 80s and go, okay, so this is
38:08
what it says. Try it at home. You don't need to. We have a
38:12
membership. It's incredible, incredibly low to get people to come in and spend
38:16
time in here. The membership allows you to go through my library, allows you to
38:19
play with some of these things anytime you want to drop in and do it.
38:23
Which is great. Unlimited, Amazing. Yeah. And then the
38:26
advanced modalities, those are a dramatically discounted cost
38:30
if you're one of our members. Right. If. If you're dedicating to yourself, I'm going
38:33
to meet you halfway. Which is awesome. Right. If. If you say, I want
38:37
to be better, then the prices go down dramatically. Yeah. Right. If you want
38:41
to work towards this. Not everybody can afford it. So the average person can
38:44
afford to get the wellness that the 1 percenters, the billionaires, the
38:48
superstars, the Tony Robbins, the juniors, you know, all
38:52
these guys that are using this type of equipment for
38:55
professional athletes and billionaires that have been able to
38:59
use this type of stuff forever because they can afford it now. It's
39:03
available to the average person because we're just a membership. We all get
39:07
to collaborate. It's kind of a health collaborative, I guess. Health collaborative. It's
39:10
nice, super fun for me, but it just allows people to do a little bit
39:14
more. And I give them a ton of things to do at home without
39:18
me being a part of it. They don't have to pay me for everything. We'll
39:22
give you a whole list of stuff to try at home. And start thinking about
39:26
yourself again. Be proactive in your wellness. Right. And I think people in
39:30
general just Feels like they're tired of. They're not feeling
39:33
good. People are not feeling good. It almost doesn't even matter the generation anymore.
39:37
We're not feeling well. And so there's that thing of wanting
39:41
to feel better and not have to
39:45
struggle as we're doing. A lot of
39:49
times when I do the HRV report you were just talking about not feeling well.
39:53
I will do a heart rate variability on someone. This
39:56
weekend, for instance, there was a woman at the
40:00
startup, the Reno Startup Week that came out in
40:03
85% Delta. Brainwaves.
40:07
You should be on your best day of your life in an
40:11
85% delta in the middle of the night, between 10 at night and
40:15
2 in the morning for optimal brain health. She's trying to
40:19
walk around as a person trying
40:22
to start a business, sleepwalking, forcing herself
40:26
just to stay awake, let alone not being. I can't imagine how difficult that
40:30
day was for her. So, yeah, it was awesome to watch that turnaround. Yeah.
40:34
Those are the moments that gets me giddy. But it was interesting. I
40:37
went. I've never seen anyone in
40:40
85% Delta ever.
40:44
I've done a lot of those. So it was fun to. Yeah, that.
40:48
That's the piece. Right? It doesn't matter what age. And she was young. She
40:52
was young, but clearly didn't sleep well the
40:55
night before. Right. When you're in Delta in the middle of the day, you're in
40:59
trouble. Yeah. Which I have that problem. Right. Well, we all
41:02
do because we don't get solid sleep like we used to.
41:06
Follow the basic circadian rhythm. It's free
41:10
information all over the Internet. Just follow what supposed to work for
41:14
humanity. Yeah, that's true. We don't have to fight the system. Sleep from 10
41:18
to 2 is what I keep hearing for brain health. And then brain
41:21
health leads to body health.
41:25
Yes. Yeah. It all starts somewhere.
41:30
So tell everyone how they can reach you. You can reach me at.
41:34
We are obviously located at 969 West Moana Lane
41:38
here in Reno on the corner of Lakeside and Moana. Everyone knows that
41:42
intersection because we have some of the coolest restaurants and places to be
41:45
here, including Moana Nursery. You can also reach us by phone
41:49
775-440-1001.
41:53
And our website is natureinspiredtherapies.com
41:57
and our email address. We made it really difficult.
41:59
Natureinspiredtherapies@gmail.com Nice.
42:03
Makes it easy. Yeah. Does. Yeah. Thank you for having me on.
42:07
Look forward to having people come through and get to know what we're doing. Yeah.
42:10
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