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Jerm Warfare - He was told he would die within four years, over 20 years ago · UK Column Radio

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None. So it's been a while.
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Quinton, thank you for joining me in the trenches again.
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And you're alive. Yeah, I'm still alive. 2 years,
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four months now. Your story is probably one of
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the best anecdotes that I've heard in years.
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Why? Because you are one of the few
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who's actually walking the talk. Yeah, I think, you know
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everything. I probably was a little bit of
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a, you know, conspiracy theorist.
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You know, I think the name has change now.
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I think we've proven that conspiracy theorists are not
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just people talking about nonsense.
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But, you know, these apparent conspiracies are now revealing
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itself to be true. So I think I was always a guy
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questioning most things, but I believed authority.
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I believed experts. I believed scientists and
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through COVID things changed. And then I started questioning,
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not because of the science that revealed itself, but the way
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people acted. And the reason for that is, you
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know, I had many doctor friends, but I hardly have any left
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because my problem with the, with the whole scientific thing
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was when you question something, you know that that creates a
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discussion and people argue about things.
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And at the end, they, they sit down and try to prove something
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on both sides and then come back for another discussion.
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But in COVID, you know, you were just annihilated.
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You were taking off platforms. You're not allowed to post
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anything. Everything is censored.
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And then I just started questioning everything and, you
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know, I don't know what is real anymore, frankly, because, you
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know, I was told so many things over my, you know, it's probably
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now just over 25 years that I've been HIV positive according to
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the medical industry and blood tests and all those things where
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a doctor told me and not a normal house GP, actually a
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blood doctor that that specializes in, in seeing what's
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in your blood telling me I've got two to three years to live
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when when I was died. Over that.
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Yeah. I still sorry, I still.
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Can't specialist. No, it's not just a doctor.
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He's a specialist. He's specializes and it and it
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wasn't just one, it was 2. Yeah.
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Wait, wait, wait. OK, hold on, Hold on, hold on,
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hold on. So let's just quickly go back,
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just for the sake of my UK column audience that doesn't
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know your story. Take me right back to the
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beginning. Yeah, you know, I, I, I changed
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my life. I had a rough life before, but
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you know, I changed my life and I wanted to, to live a good life
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and, and be better myself and, and all that.
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And then, you know, I, I made the goal and I bought the house.
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And with buying a house, you, you need to get a life
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insurance. And then with life insurance,
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you have to go to a doctor, blood test, all those things.
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And then I was called in by the doctor to tell me I'm HIV
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positive. And that broke me because at
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that stage, and that's 25 years ago, it was a death sentence.
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You know you're going to die. And, and the doctor told me two
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to three years to live. No, frankly.
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He told you that, he said you've hold on.
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He told you that, he said. You've got two to three years.
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Yeah, I went with my pastor to the doctor to support me
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because, you know, I just knew something was wrong.
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I wasn't really. I didn't know what, but I knew
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something was wrong. If they want to see you and your
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medic, your life insurance is not approved.
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So I, I had someone there with me and you know, I didn't know
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what to ask my friend, my pastor friend asked the questions
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because I didn't, I was just blown out, you know, I'm dying
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and I, I thought my whole life, you know, was the in front of me
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just disappeared. I was angry, I was upset, I was
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emotional. I, you know, I wasn't prepared
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for that, but you know, luckily I had a lot of friends around me
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and people around me, especially people of faith.
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You know, a lot of people don't have faith in anything or some
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people have faith in whatever. I have faith in Jesus.
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And you know, if if it wasn't for him and the people that was
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around me, I probably would have been dead.
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So, you know, it just showed me again how important it is to
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have people around you, people that's positive, people have
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faith. And you know, a lot of them did
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wasn't positive, you know, because you know, reality is
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different from from having faith in in what you believe, even
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though what the evidence shows you is is a death sentence and.
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Hold on, but but, but hold on Quinton.
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So when the when the doctor said to you, you've got two to three
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years to live, how are you actually feeling health wise?
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I was feeling fine, you know, I was going to the gym, I wasn't
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drinking, I was in the alcohol. I was eating healthy.
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You know, there was nothing wrong with me, absolutely
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nothing. The only thing that that showed
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me that was something was wrong was in the blood test and and
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and now. So, so, so hold on, Sir, I keep
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interrupting. I hope you don't mind, but I
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know it's fine. I just want to, I want to, I
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want to make sure that I'm following.
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So you were feeling absolutely normal, Yes, he says.
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To you, You're going to die in two to three years because of a
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test. Yeah, exactly.
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And you know, I got sick immediately after that.
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You know, the, the, the, the power of the mind is so strong,
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right When when you change your thought, your body changes.
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And I've, I've read so many studies about that already,
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especially they did a couple of studies on cancer.
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We where they, when they tell someone that you have cancer,
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the antibodies in the body changes just by telling them
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something. And, and, and as soon as you,
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you hear the news, your body and your mind reacts and something
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in your body changes. You know what?
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But that was just in the beginning, you know, so many
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things happened after that, you know, I, I, you know, I thought
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I couldn't get married. I couldn't have children, you
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know. So what life do you?
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Do you really have you? Hang on.
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It completely, yeah, it completely ruins everything.
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Yeah, yeah, exactly. And.
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How did your how did your you said you had a girlfriend or
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fiance at the time? How did she feel about this?
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Yeah, I had a girlfriend at that stage.
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And you know, what I did is I broke everything.
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I broke it off. I just said, you know, let's
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just do big. We don't know what the future
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holds. I don't want to hold you back or
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anything. I don't know what's going to
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happen. I don't want to put you in
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danger and and all that. But she said no way she's going
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to stick with me. Doesn't matter what you know,
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but you know, they need to emotion and you don't know if
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you're doing the right thing and whatever.
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And, and you know, we went for counseling with our pastor and
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his wife also in that time just to just to get the emotions away
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and get reality in, get to know what was going on, get to know
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the disease, you know, educate ourselves of what is happening.
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We went to see people that was also in the same situation,
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married people with children and we asked them.
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And he was a duminy or a preacher and his wife that's,
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that's also been HIV for I think it's 40 years now and he's
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married and he's got two daughters that's already on
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university. So we went to them and, you
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know, I asked him the, the question after the talk and I
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said, you know, should we get married or not?
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And he said, I'm going to ask you one question.
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Do you love each other? And we said yes.
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And he said, I don't have anything else to say.
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Yeah. So, you know, for him, it wasn't
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about the disease, although it was part of your life.
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But, you know, you have to decide if you're going to make
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the choice of loving your wife or loving your husband before
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you marry. It's simple.
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What did her family? Sorry, what did her family?
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So that was that was a crazy, but some were OK.
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And but my father-in-law was totally against it.
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And obviously my brothers in law also, I've got three brothers in
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law and one sister-in-law on my on my wife's side.
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And yeah, that was tough. But I think, you know, because I
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think I'm created to be resilient in these things.
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I grew up tough, you know, it wasn't easy growing up, but that
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made me strong enough to to just say, you know, this is the
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choice we made. You know, it's you don't have to
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sleep in this bed. It's us.
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So and, you know, I just kept on going and I kept on showing who
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I was and what I was doing and what what I was prepared to do.
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And then eventually he came around.
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I think I was probably his favorite son in the end.
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He passed away a couple of years ago.
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And also a sad story, but you know, I respect that man.
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He's a he's a he suffered well in, you know, he didn't take any
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medication. He had cancer.
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He didn't take any medication. He we went through the, the
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natural stuff, but you know, I, I loved him and I still love him
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and I knew he loved me, although in the beginning it didn't look
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like that. So, you know, I can look back
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now and say good things, but at that stage it was difficult.
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It was. Trouble, I'm sure.
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And I mean, because if you just think about it, right, the way
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in which people approach HIV AIDS, it's a complete death
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sentence. That's it.
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It's game over. You must go into ARVs and you
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can't possibly have sex with anybody because you're going to
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make her die. Yeah, exactly.
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So, but you know, with, with, with a covert thing that came
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in, it was, and everything that happened and then I started, you
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know, I was questioning things already, but probably at 20 to
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30%. And then I just went to 100%.
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I just questioned David. And, and then the more I
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questioned things, the more these things revealed itself and
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the more it revealed itself. You know, I don't know what to
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trust anymore. And the media for me is a total
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0. I mean, I'm I'm with you there
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and we can come to that, but this is goes back again a few
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years, right? So you were told you had a death
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sentence. Your girlfriend said not she's
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staying with you and you obviously ended up marrying her
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because you married today to her.
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Everybody was nervous and some were accepting.
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What, if you don't mind me asking, how did you approach
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sort of your the intimate side of your life?
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Well, in the beginning, you know, we try to get as much
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information about the disease as possible and we ask questions,
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we ask the people that was in the same situation.
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But there was there was many things that that was strange to
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me. For instance, there was there
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was a, there's one couple, the wife was HIV positive and her
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husband not and, and they did not use protection.
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They had children and the the husband was negative for many
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years. But but these things I started
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remembering as we entered this stage with covert So so, you
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know, all these things that that was already a question mark in
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the back of my mind started revealing itself.
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So. But what we did is, you know, we
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did the right thing and tried to do the right thing because there
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were so many people and eyes and everything on you see it.
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You want to do the right thing that that people don't come and
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say, yeah, but we told you so we knew it was going to happen.
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You know, you do not want to be reckless in that area.
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So we used to use protection. I went on, I did not, I didn't
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have to go on medication, but I went on medication because of my
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doctor, because we wanted to get pregnant.
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We, we, they just started doing sperm washing in Cape Town at a
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clinic there. Sperm washing is basically you,
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you give a sperm sample, they put it in a machine and they,
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they rinse all the, the liquid off and they replace the liquid.
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So, so they basically wash off the HIV or whatever is there and
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then they inseminate. And we did that with our, with
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our first boy. It was, it was actually that
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story was quite amazing because I was on the medication and then
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I got. What?
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What medication? ARVs.
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All of they gave me ARVs to bring my viral load down.
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So the trans, the chance of transmission is as little as
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possible. And so I took the medication and
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I got, I got sick. I, I, I really thought I was
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going to die because I was in, I was in hospital.
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Yeah, sorry, Holden. I'm jumping in here because I
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want to make sure that whoever's listening to this is 100% clear
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and what's going on. And ARV is an antiretroviral
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drug. It initially started out as a
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chemotherapy and they switched it over in the 80s to this HIV,
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AIDS. Yeah, there's one that's also a
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psychotic medication. You know, that's the worst
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because that's what I got. I got the antiviral and the
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psychotic one that's supposed to bring you a viral load down.
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You know, the dreams and everything I had at night, I
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couldn't sleep. Every hour I wake up.
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It was I had all these rashes coming onto my body.
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It was hectic. It was really.
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And this was this was, this was when you were taking the drugs
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because you were feeling fine before that.
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I was fine before it. I did not need medication, but
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the doctor suggested that I take the medication because we wanted
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to get pregnant. So I took the medication, I was
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100% healthy and then I got very ill.
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I ended up in hospital on Day 2. You know, I was watching.
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I don't know if people know that house, that series about House.
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You know, he's a doctor and he doesn't really, he's a very good
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and intelligent doctor, but he doesn't really know what the
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diseases are. And then they, you know, they
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taste this and they taste that until they eat the right one.
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And, and that's exactly what they did to me.
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You know, the one day they were eating me with four antibiotics.
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The next day they eat me with four different ones.
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And, and you know, they, they, they, they taste.
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They were just seeing what works because I was so sick.
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They did a sample of my liver, you know, there's so many things
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that they did to me, but I walked out the second day
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because I realized, you know, this is like I'm in in house in
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on ATV show that I watched and I'm not going to be tasted like
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that. But I was back that the same
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evening, you know, I was just so sick.
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And then it was it was 7 days. The 7th day I actually told my
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wife I'm not going to make it. I'm I'm dying.
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And the next day I was fine. I don't know what happened, you
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know, I asked the the pastor and and friends of mine to come and
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pray for me that night because I thought I was going to go.
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I was going and so they came to pray for me.
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And the next day I was fine. I asked the doctor, the
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specialist, what was wrong and he says he doesn't know.
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He thinks it was in my I don't know what organ or whatever it
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was and but you know, no reason. But at that stage, my viral load
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went into the millions because of my immune system that that
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that dropped because of the illness.
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And we need to do that. The reason why we took the
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medication is to get the viral load down.
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So the viral load went up to the millions.
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I did a sperm sample. My wife took it to the hospital
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and she was crying when she arrived there.
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She said no. She dropped the sample in the
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car and she was crying and now it's not going to work.
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And so it was actually quite funny.
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So I told her, no, just go, you know, we just thrust and see if
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it doesn't work this time, we do it again.
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So we took that sample with my viral load, the highest that it
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ever was, and she got pregnant. So you know everything.
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Went and and she didn't become HIV positive and neither did
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your child. No.
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And then? And was hold on, hold on, hold
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on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Was this within that that period
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that you were supposed to have died?
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That two to 3-4 year period. Yeah, Yeah.
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That was in that period. Yeah, there was actually I think
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the the 5th year. The 5th year.
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Oh OK, so you had gone past when they said that you were going to
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die. Yeah, and I realized.
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And you were only and you were only getting sick because of the
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drugs. Yes.
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It's unreal, Quentin. It's unreal.
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Yeah. It's it's unfathomable.
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Yeah, no, that's the that's the big thing.
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But you know, when you in that you listen to the people that
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you believe will tell you the truth, those who are the wisest
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and the the scientist and the the specialist, you know, you
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trust in those people. But in hindsight, you know, I'm
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angry. I'm, I'm glad I'm finished with
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that, with that stage of my life, you know, after that, we
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realized that things wasn't as it seemed.
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We still use protection, but we went did the normal way of
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getting pregnant. So I got another son and we did
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it the same with another daughter.
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And I wasn't on medication. My viral load was was high.
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My wife still didn't get HIV and she was healthy.
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So when and then they were born, we had the three children and
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then we went on from there. And in just before it was
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actually just before COVID, my doctor told me there's a new
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study out that the we do not have to use protection if we on
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medication and my viral load is undetected because when you're
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on the medication, the viral load drops.
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And we did, we stopped using protection before COVID.
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Now. Now how long is that now?
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That's about six years. Seven years, yeah, or more.
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I think it's probably about eight years now.
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But you were on Arovs for many years though, so some people
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could claim that the Arovs is what was keeping you alive.
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Yes, exactly. But I stopped one I I was on 2,
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I stopped one. I checked my blood and it
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remained the same but I was on that extra medication because of
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my CD four that dropped again so they put me on another.
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That was the the reason why I got a second.
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One. Yeah.
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So. So medication.
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Yeah, sorry. Go on.
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I was on the medication for about 1213 for I can't remember
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12/13/14 years and I had the second one for about 6 years.
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So I was in two polls every day for about 6 years.
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And then I realized my liver was, was struggling and so I
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dropped one and then my blood tests remain the same.
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So I thought, you know, I took this extra poison for six years
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and it had no effect. And and then 2 1/2 years ago, I
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changed my diet or before that, I changed my diet a bit.
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I changed my habits a bit, not serious.
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And then 2 1/2 years ago or two years and four months ago, I
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stopped all my medication. I was on statins for more than
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30 years. I stopped that.
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I was on blood pressure medication.
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I stopped that. And I stopped my ARVs.
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I started eating once a day. I, I was trying to eat mostly
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meat and fermented vegetables, basically sauerkraut and, and,
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and that type of thing. I do not really eat any
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vegetables at all. I don't eat well.
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I, I, I ate carbs and, and all those things.
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Not much, but I, I still still did that.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, but fats, you know, a lot of
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oils and everything. My cholesterol, if, if I wasn't
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on medication, it was between 12 and 14.
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That is like, you know, ICU, if a doctor sees that, you go to
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ICU and you go on drips and everything.
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And that dropped after I left the medication to about 8.4
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without medication. And it's supposed to be, I think
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5 or something, 5 or 5.5. But my, my cholesterol was high
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since school, you know, when I was healthy and doing exercise,
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no weight, you know, all those things.
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It was already 7. So yeah.
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But we know that cholesterol, yeah, well, we know that
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cholesterol is not really an issue anymore.
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Yes, it's fake. Yeah, because it's, it starts
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with your mind. You start forgetting things and
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you know, those type of things. And but the blood pressure was
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the was the big thing When I started taking the blood
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pressure and I got all these different reactions, side
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effects from the blood pressure, I realized, no, this is not for
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me. I'm not going to go through this
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nonsense again. And so I had to do drastic
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things. When I stopped eating, my blood
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pressure was normal. It's easy as that.
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You know, the reason why we have blood pressure is because we eat
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too much. You know, just eat less or eat
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once a day. You can eat as much as you want,
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but eat once a day and I promise you most of your diseases will
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disappear. But the the the viral thing was
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was different. Yeah.
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And the CD four, sorry you, but I just want to just want to jump
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to that quickly. You've sent me a few emails over
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the last what year and a bit that you and I have been in
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communication and a couple of them have been about your CD4
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count. Now it depends on who you listen
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to. The Perth group, which are
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considered to be very credible in in sort of dissident
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research, they argue that CD 4 count is very unreliable and
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it's not something that should be taken seriously, although
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your CD4 count is high. However, the the question that
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keeps coming up is how do you feel?
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Yeah, that's, that's the, the big thing.
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You know, when I started, I actually started speaking to you
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when I stopped all my medication that I in, in that July, 2 years
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and four months ago, I spoke to you the first time and you know,
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you had a show on with Doctor David Rasnick who spoke about
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HIV and what is what scam it was.
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He knew everybody involved and he decided to move out of that
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group. And it was, you know, the same
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things that he experienced was exactly what we experienced in
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COVID, but he already experienced that many years ago.
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And when I listened to him talk about HIV, I just knew, you
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know, something is up here with this thing.
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And, you know, the whole time I was feeling that, you know, I
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had this feeling always thinking say HIV is a scam and you've
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been scammed all these years. You know, that was the thought
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in the back of our my mind. I never voiced it.
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But you know, I just always had that thought.
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And I always thought, you know, it might be a simple thing that
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you eat garlic for a week and then HIV is gone.
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You know, it's going to be a simple thing like that that will
28:06
take it away. But as, as things went on, I
28:12
realized, you know, I can't even trust, trust the blood test that
28:17
they show me. Because if the COVID test is
28:23
testing so many things and the HIV is testing so many things,
28:28
what are they really tasting? Because the COVID thing was
28:35
basically my, my big wake up about this.
28:41
But you know, you wake up, but you're still scared to do
28:44
things. You know, the reason why I
28:48
decided to, to, to stop all my medication was, was basically,
28:54
oh, I keep on taking the medication and my liver goes to
28:59
the finish line and I with it or I, I start tasting what, what is
29:07
going on. But there's no point in dropping
29:09
the medications and all those things if you're not prepared to
29:12
live healthy. But what is living healthy?
29:16
You know, there's so many different people saying so many
29:20
different things. And especially if they start
29:23
referring to study. So I decided, you know, I'm
29:26
going to trust how I feel, how my body feels, how my life looks
29:32
like. I'm going to change my
29:34
lifestyle. I already had so much benefit by
29:39
doing these, this intimate fasting.
29:42
And I realized, you know, food is the poison.
29:45
So stop eating, start doing exercise, reduce stress, you
29:49
know, start doing all those things.
29:52
And that was before stopping the medication.
29:56
But then when I stopped the medication and made the decision
29:59
to do that, I, I said to myself, we're going to look at the blood
30:03
test as a reference to prove the doctors wrong.
30:08
But the blood test won't be the deciding factor on how you feel,
30:14
what you do, how you look like. You just listen to your body.
30:18
And that's what I decided to do. I'm going to listen to my body
30:22
on how my body looks like, how I feel like.
30:26
And that will be the deciding factor.
30:28
I will not look at my blood tests.
30:32
I will look at it as a reference point.
30:35
I've got a, a brilliant doctor biologist, you know, he's a,
30:40
he's a dentist, but he studies so many things and he can
30:46
really, he's, he's a, is a good guy that takes all the
30:50
information, just puts everything together, you know,
30:54
and then he helps you to make the right decision.
30:56
He gives you the right vitamins and minerals and whatever things
31:02
that you are deficient in. He taste the blood for those
31:06
things. He ask questions, he ask other
31:11
scientists, other doctors for information.
31:14
He doesn't just rely on on what is being told or what the
31:20
guideline is. He, he goes outside.
31:23
He, he always searches for new information and, and he helped
31:26
me tremendously on this road. And I did AI did a 21 day fast
31:37
and that was also, you know, it's it's next level.
31:42
And I was, I was scared to a certain point, but I knew I had
31:49
to go through this because I always wanted to fast and I
31:52
could never fast because I was on this medication.
31:55
And even in that fast, it was just an amazing, amazing time
32:00
I've ever had Body, mind, soul, spirit.
32:04
It was this amazing time for me. And even after that, I went to
32:09
this doctor of mine. He tastes my body and all the
32:13
heavy metals. Everything was just gone just by
32:17
not eating and just drinking water and, and, and then I
32:21
realized I feel so good at the moment.
32:25
What can go wrong in the blood test?
32:27
And then I do the blood test and you know, if a doctor sees that,
32:32
they will book me into the ICU. But I feel 100%, I have energy,
32:39
I feel healthy, I sleep enough, I do exercise, I do all these
32:46
things that I want to do. And and it's two years and four
32:54
months later and I'm still alive.
33:00
At no stage did your health deteriorate like we see in the
33:05
movies or on social media where you become thin and scrawny and
33:09
you you live the normal life and the only time that you were
33:13
getting sick was when you were taking medication.
33:16
That's correct. I The symptoms that they
33:21
normally give you is you lose weight, you get sweats, night
33:25
sweats, you get rashes. You know, there's a couple of
33:32
these standard symptoms that they give you, but I've never
33:37
had that. I never lost weight.
33:40
I wish I could, you know, so easy as they tell you that it's
33:44
going to happen. It doesn't happen that easy.
33:50
I lost weight now because I started eating once a day and I
33:54
I lost a lot of weight when I did a 21 day fast, I lost 15
34:00
kilograms and I already lost 14 kilograms when I started eating
34:06
once a day. So food is definitely the the
34:12
one of the biggest killers. That and the medication I, we
34:18
have a little bit of an outbreak again here in Namibia.
34:22
Also that one patient with a parent monkey pox or whatever
34:28
they call it, and all of a sudden the, the whole of Namibia
34:34
is in panic. So what I did is I looked up the
34:40
the bleeding causes of death worldwide and in the top ten,
34:47
it's basically food that's killing people.
34:52
They give them diseases that kills them, heart, diabetes, you
34:56
know that type of thing. And doctor errors medication
35:02
that kills people and but that only reflects in the American
35:10
leading causes of death. It lies at 3rd, but they say
35:15
that the CDC doesn't actually take doctor error or wrong
35:23
medication in account as a cause of death in America.
35:28
But it's still third. So I don't I don't know if they
35:32
really started calculating that. Where would doctor error be?
35:37
You know, it will probably be #1 on the list if if you look at
35:42
what I've experienced just in my life about the doctor error.
35:49
But I don't think we must give doctors all the the fault in
35:54
that. I think it's the institutions
35:58
that teach doctors what they need to know and how they need
36:01
to function. And also the, the organizations
36:05
that guide doctors, especially now what we saw in COVID, you
36:10
know, I'm angry at doctors that's not standing up because
36:14
the doctors that's standing up is getting annihilated.
36:17
They, they, they get thrown out of all the organizations.
36:21
They're not, not allowed to have a voice anymore.
36:23
They're not allowed to practice anymore just because they're
36:26
speaking up against what the narrative is.
36:29
And, and that is wrong. And, and what I don't like is
36:32
where's the other doctors? Surely they know, they know that
36:36
something is up here. You know, even though they don't
36:39
believe in in what these, the alternative say, at least they
36:45
can sit in the middle and say, you know, guys, can't we just
36:48
talk about this? But they don't even talk.
36:51
Put them on a panel. Those who are 4 and those who
36:54
are against not one panel put up 10 different panels with
36:58
different people. But they did try that.
37:01
They tried that. They use only a certain group,
37:06
you know. Yes, and, and we need more
37:09
discussion about that. Where is the doctors standing up
37:12
and why are doctors thrown out of the medical, the medical
37:16
practices and losing the credentials because they are
37:20
saying something different. And and then they say, yeah, but
37:25
it's not proven and it's not a study.
37:27
But then give them the money, let them taste it and see what
37:31
happens. Because only the one side is
37:33
funded. And that's where the other
37:35
problem lies. We, we've given pharmaceutical
37:39
and the medical industry too much rope deciding what is
37:44
healthy and what is not. And, and and that is my problem.
37:48
If, if, if I can be an example of the alternative side of
37:55
things, you know, I, I would be so glad Africa doesn't have HIV
38:02
problem. Africa has a food problem.
38:06
They give the people the wrong food, they get sick and they die
38:11
or they get no food at all and and then they shoot them full of
38:16
this wasting medications, vaccines.
38:21
You know, our healthiest people in Namibia is in the way north
38:25
of Namibia. Namibia, they called the
38:27
Kavangus. Now my doctor talks about it a
38:30
lot, a lot, especially because he uses that group of people.
38:34
They very poor. They poor people.
38:37
But in the north it's hot, it's humid, the sun shines, it rains.
38:43
They don't have a lot of food unless they make their own and
38:47
they eat a, a thing called mostly because it's cheap and
38:51
easy to, to grow. They called mango.
38:53
It's basically a corn, a type of corn that they, that they make
39:01
into a, a, a maize meal by using, you know, they have this
39:06
wooden thing that they crush the, the corn in and, and, and
39:11
they make a porridge about it of it.
39:14
And that's basically what they eat.
39:16
Most of the, the food they is, is, is that type of food.
39:20
They call it Mangu. Now, why if they hardly have
39:24
food to eat, they eat only basically 1 main type of food.
39:32
And why are they the healthiest people in Namibia is because
39:37
they are in sunlight most, most of the day.
39:40
They work physically, so they don't go to the gym.
39:44
They work physically and they work hard.
39:47
They're hard workers and they walk bare feet without shoes
39:52
most of the time. And they eat this mango and they
39:56
also do not eat so much. They all thin.
40:00
Not one of them are overweight. They hardly get meat.
40:05
They get a little bit of fish in that area, but you take a
40:09
Kavangu. Out of the north, and you put
40:12
him in the city of Namibia in Ventuk 2 years, he will be on
40:18
statins blood pressure medication and diabetes
40:21
medication within two years Why? It's the food.
40:26
Food is killing us. You know, Quentin, what you've
40:30
just said now is at on one hand obvious and on the other hand
40:37
profound, because what you've just said basically has summed
40:40
up everything that we've been talking about for the last five
40:44
years. Yeah, and they have no stress.
40:48
What do they have the stress about?
40:50
There's nothing to stress about. They they live, you know, and
40:54
you can say, yeah, but they live in poverty.
40:57
You know what is poverty? You know, it's because people
41:00
don't live the way you live. And now you call them they in
41:03
poverty. You know, Africa has survived so
41:07
many years and I've since I was born, it was on the news
41:12
starvation year in starvation. The what is starvation, you
41:17
know? Yeah, this, that, this, that,
41:19
this, that they said African quip.
41:21
Sorry, but just to feed into what you're saying, is a Bushman
41:26
poor? Exactly.
41:29
You know, I would love to be a Bushman.
41:32
I would love to just shed all this things that we call wealth
41:39
or comfort or whatever. I want to be in total
41:43
discomfort. You know, these days health is,
41:46
is creating discomfort for yourself.
41:48
You know, ice baths and exercise and fasting and you know, we are
41:59
sick because we are so comfortable.
42:02
We have everything. We eat what we want.
42:04
We can buy anything from the shelf.
42:07
You know, I think we need to get back to, to what reality is
42:10
about and, and everything is about money.
42:14
You know, I have many farmer friends as well and and I love
42:18
them dearly, but they still businesses.
42:20
And I'm telling you, farmers do not produce food for your
42:25
health. It doesn't happen.
42:27
It's a business and I understand it.
42:30
I won't produce food for people's health.
42:32
I produce food to make money and feed my family.
42:36
And that's unfortunately the industry decides what is allowed
42:41
and what is not allowed. Now do we even question what is
42:49
in the poison that they spray on the, on the food?
42:52
What is in the, the, the, the, the stuff that they put in the
42:57
ground, What is in the water? You know, we don't question
43:01
those things on farms anymore. What is organic and what is free
43:06
range? You know, there's not, no real
43:08
organization that actually penalizes someone that says
43:12
something is free range and, and organic.
43:16
You know, we just believe, OK, that is the best because they
43:19
say so. But you know, the best way to
43:23
eat is if you make your own food, that's the best way to eat
43:28
and eat things that you know, that's healthy.
43:32
You know, if you go to a, you know, these famous vegetable
43:35
stores, I always say, you know, why do the insects and those
43:40
things don't eat those fruits and vegetables, those beautiful
43:43
fruits and vegetables that's display on the shelves?
43:46
Why don't those insects eat those things?
43:49
It's because they don't eat poison.
43:51
So they so they don't go in there because it's poisonous.
43:54
And now we eat it because it looks beautiful and lovely and
43:58
we think we are eating a very healthy meal, but we are not.
44:02
We are poisoning ourselves. And as soon as you cut out the
44:05
poison, all of a sudden you start getting healthy.
44:09
And that's why the carnival diet has has jumped so many people on
44:16
it because meat is probably the the least contaminated food
44:22
around. You can't eat bread in a shop,
44:26
You will die. You eat bread long enough, you
44:29
will die. And it's the same with, you
44:32
know, the maize meal, the porridges that most people eat.
44:37
You don't know how that thing was prepared chemically.
44:40
And and, you know, at the end of the day, you need to cut out the
44:43
contaminate. David Rasnick has got its spot
44:47
on. If you want to be healthy, get
44:49
the poison out of your life and you will be healthy.
44:53
If you keep on eating the poison, you will get sick.
44:55
If it's cancer, HIV, blood, anything that that is out there
45:00
that's a serious illness is because of what we put into our
45:04
bodies. Quinton, what is your view on
45:09
HIV AIDS now? I watched the documentary about
45:16
HIV so I can't remember the name now but it's about the they they
45:21
only looked at the numbers. They did a mathematical check on
45:28
on HIV and if you if you look at that documentary then you will
45:34
question HIV seriously. It's called.
45:37
It's called House of Numbers I think.
45:38
Yes, that's right. House of Numbers and and that
45:43
was already, I think in 2007 they made that documentary.
45:48
Yeah, and travelled around the world.
45:50
Yes. And and you know, if you
45:53
question, if you see that you will question HIV already.
45:57
And if you, if you really experience COVID, you will also
46:01
question HIV because these things are so similar.
46:06
And then when you get there, then you start questioning all
46:10
medication and then you your question, but the reason for
46:15
medication is just to make money.
46:17
And then when you question that, then you start questioning food
46:21
and you get to the same conclusion in food as you get in
46:25
medication. And then you start questioning
46:28
government because you know, these these formulas are the
46:34
same. It goes to all industries
46:37
everywhere that we find ourselves, the same thing
46:41
remains. It's about making as much money
46:44
as possible and. Do you think that I know that
46:51
you're in Namibia, but you are South African, I think.
46:55
Do you think former South African President Tom Mbeki was
46:59
right? He was right, but he didn't have
47:02
all the info. I think if you had all the info,
47:05
you would have fought longer and harder and did not give up.
47:10
He, he was talking out of information that he got from
47:15
someone that informed him. And that's the because he
47:19
obviously trusted that person and he made statements that wins
47:23
went against the narrative of the pharmaceutical companies
47:27
that were making millions out of that.
47:30
You know, I, I could remember Zaki, I think is Zaki Ahmad or
47:35
something. Yeah, I've met him and he, he's
47:39
a horrible, he's a horrible person.
47:42
He started taking, he stopped taking his medication in protest
47:46
of of Tavern Becky. I could remember that so clearly
47:50
because I watched exactly what happened.
47:52
You stopped taking medication. What happens to you?
47:55
And they were showing these horrific things that's happening
47:58
to him in three months. It looked like he was dying and,
48:01
and that's why he just went off the medication and everybody
48:05
thought, oh, I mustn't stop my medication if, if I'd start
48:08
taking it because that was the, that was the thing that stayed
48:12
in my mind. And when I went off the
48:17
medication, I went before the 1st of July, I started taking
48:23
the medication once every second day.
48:25
And then I started taking it once every 3rd day.
48:28
And then I started taking it once every four days.
48:32
And then the 1st of July, I stopped taking it and I had no
48:36
side effects, nothing, no rashes, no feeling bad, nothing.
48:42
And if I compared it to when I started taking said the drugs,
48:47
everything that happened to me, you know, it's, it's the
48:50
complete opposite. You know, I don't know why they,
48:53
they, they hit you with that medication from day one.
48:56
Every, every, why don't they start in the same manner, you
49:00
know, take one and then four days later another one and then
49:04
increase it over time. Then you won't have the side
49:07
effects, but they just hit you from the start.
49:10
And I think it's basically to show you that something is wrong
49:13
with you. And, and, and that's not the
49:15
truth. Our bodies are strong.
49:18
Our bodies is resilient. I've, I've started following,
49:23
just recently I started following Tom Cohen and Doctor
49:29
David. They, they, they talk a lot
49:33
against viral things. You know, the start of COVID,
49:38
there was a doctor, Professor whatever guy in Australia and I
49:43
watched the short clip about him.
49:46
He was apparently the, one of the most intelligent people in
49:50
the world. And I seen that same clip to a
49:52
very intelligent friend of mine too.
49:54
And he said, now that's crazy. And that guy said, and it was
49:58
already, that was the start of COVID.
50:01
He said there's no such thing as viruses.
50:03
And then he started explaining why there was no such thing as
50:07
viruses. And it sounded way over my head.
50:12
And, and then I started listening to Doctor Tom Cohen
50:18
and he, he started saying the same thing.
50:20
And I thought, and then Dr. I can't remember Doctor David.
50:25
I can't remember his name now, but he also talks against the
50:29
this viral virus theory that that that we believe in.
50:36
And then Doctor Tom Cohen went further and he said he started
50:42
talking about the immune system. And does the immune system
50:46
exist? How did they measure the immune
50:48
system? And I was already listening to
50:52
things that you talked about. DNA.
50:55
Is DNA actually a real thing? You know, and, and, and these
50:59
are the type of questions that I would love many other doctors to
51:05
start discussing and not just saying it's rubbish and throw it
51:08
out. Because if, if I'm still alive
51:15
after so many years, after taking the poison for so many
51:18
years and leaving the poison and, and still feeling better
51:22
than I've ever felt before, even though my blood, they show
51:26
certain different things. Why, why can't we just have this
51:31
discussion and get it out in the open?
51:33
Because a doctor is very quick to say, ah, but you, you come
51:38
with your conspiracy theories and look at that.
51:40
Now the person stopped taking his medication and he died.
51:44
But what did he die of? You know, it's easy to point the
51:48
finger and say, ah, but you did not listen to the doctor.
51:51
Now you're dying. I've got a friend that that
51:55
contracted prostate cancer. Very healthy guy, never drank
52:01
alcohol, never smoked. He's as fit as a fiddle.
52:05
He looks like a bodybuilder. He's, he's 5455 years old and
52:14
he's also very much, he questions doctors and what they
52:18
do. And he started taking all
52:21
different type of things to, to clear his, his prostate cancer.
52:27
And then he, he came, right. It's like the prostate cancer
52:35
disappeared and then all of a sudden there was something up
52:38
again. And then he started listening to
52:40
his family under pressure. And so he went for chemo and he
52:46
stopped halfway with the chemo because he said the chemo was
52:51
killing him. So and then he he was sick for a
52:56
while because of the chemo and everything that happened again.
52:59
And then he got healthy again. And now he's lying in hospital.
53:06
Well, he was in hospital. He's out now.
53:10
They is is is busy dying and but they tested these, his PSAI
53:18
don't know what they call it. It's something to taste how much
53:21
cancer you have or something like that.
53:24
And his PSA is normal which means there's no cancer.
53:29
But apparently his liver is problem and his kidneys is a
53:35
problem. And I think maybe he just took
53:39
too many different things because the scientists or the
53:43
doctors that's supposed to help, they only have one route.
53:48
They've got these things on and they look on the way that they
53:52
do things. They do not want to look left or
53:55
right or try alternative things, even though they cannot cure
53:59
cancer. But they they not prepared to
54:01
try anything else. And now the doctor comes in the
54:05
specialist and tells him, but the cancer is everywhere.
54:08
And the reason why the PSA is tasting normal is because the
54:13
PSA is right through the roof. I say, but why do you have the
54:17
tasting if it shows normal? And you say, yeah, but the taste
54:21
can't be trusted because it's through the roof.
54:23
It does not make sense. And he says, yeah, but his
54:26
cancer is everywhere now. The cancer is in his liver, the
54:29
cancer is in his kidneys, the cancer is in his intestines.
54:35
But they can't find it on a scan.
54:38
What the hell is happening here? You know, for me, these type of
54:43
things are very confusing. And he's not a tough guy.
54:47
He, he's got muscle. He doesn't look like he's dying
54:51
or anything, but he can't move. They, they've put him on on on
54:54
pain medication and everything. Now I just feel, you know, there
54:59
must be other things that we can do.
55:01
Why do we stick with this, with these things if we know we
55:08
cannot cure cancer? A doctor that was here in in in
55:13
my town, he told my father-in-law when he was
55:16
diagnosed also with with prostate cancer.
55:19
He told him, listen, yeah, don't let them tell you that they can
55:23
heal you. He was 91 years old and still
55:26
practicing as a doctor and he told my father-in-law, don't let
55:30
the doctors tell you they can cure you.
55:32
They cannot 91 years old telling the truth now, I wish there were
55:37
more doctors. You know, I'm not I don't want
55:41
to crush a doctor because a doctor is a is a person that has
55:45
got a job and he's he wants to do that job.
55:49
But we need to talk. We can't just say sorry if you
55:54
do not follow my way and then go I'm not interested and I think
56:00
we need to talk. I think the medical industry has
56:03
created a distrust in them like never before.
56:06
I don't talk to one or two people.
56:08
I talk to many and they all say we do not trust doctors anymore.
56:14
I'm not going there. And that's because of what
56:18
happened in COVID. We cannot trust people that if
56:21
you do not follow the narrative, they wipe you out.
56:25
You know, sorry, those are not the type of people I want to be
56:28
or go to or be associated with. But talk, you know, get the
56:34
thing out there that we can talk about what's wrong in the
56:38
medical industry. Quentin, did you ever go back to
56:42
the Doctor Who told you that you were going to die?
56:46
Well, I know where he works. He's probably retired at the
56:49
state already. But you know, I don't think
56:56
there's a point to it. You know, I don't think he will
57:01
change his mindset. I think if he changed his
57:03
mindset about HIV, he, you know, he has my fault.
57:08
He, he, he could probably contact me and say sorry, you
57:11
know, I was wrong. Try this or try that.
57:13
So I don't think anything has changed.
57:17
I just want to tell you something else as well.
57:19
You know, my taste results show my viral route is going through
57:25
the roof. My my CD 4 is rock bottom and.
57:30
Yeah, I've got your, I've got your CD4 count.
57:32
Yeah, actually I've. Got the comparison the so all
57:35
the tests I've done lately, they should be more, but you know,
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that's just the the latest ones. You know, if you show that to A
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to a doctor, you would say no, we need to get you in, take care
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and get you on medication immediately.
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And you're probably a risk to your wife as well and all that.
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You know, we haven't used protection since before COVID.
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So it's 7-8 years now. I stopped taking my medication
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now two years and four months. She did a blood test for her
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life insurance like a month ago and she's not HIV positive, so,
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you know, hold on. Just hold on, hold on, hold on.
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Something, something we forgot to point out, in South Africa
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and Namibia, you need to do a blood test when you get life
58:30
insurance. It's not like that.
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It's not like that in some other countries, no.
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But with the blood test, they test for HIV, they test for
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cancer, you know, the normal serious illnesses because they
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have to cover death. And she did a blood test
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recently and and there's nothing wrong with her.
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There's so much to unpack you because some people will say ah,
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but this is just anecdotal. But yet actually your story is
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quite common and I've got here the Perth groups general
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position and I mentioned them earlier and I think that they
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are one of the best sources of HIV AIDS dissident information.
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Yes, basically what they argue. Tell me if you agree with this.
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HIV does not exist as no proof has been established for its
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presence. AIDS all capital letters is not
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caused by any retrovirus therefore that is labeled as
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HIVHIV itself has never been properly isolated or purified
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which which causes problems for claims that it exists.
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Oxidative stress serves as an alternative cause for what is
1:00:00
called AIDS. You have added to that by saying
1:00:04
diet, which makes perfect sense base.
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What's that now I've I've got someone in here busy washing my
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windows. Oh that's OK, yes another one
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from them. HIV is therefore not sexually
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transmitted, which you have confirmed.
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And a low CD4 count could stem from non specific factors like
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oxidative stress rather than a virus.
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Yeah, I, I just think the we have to relook at everything
1:00:47
that we believe. You know, if you get
1:00:51
organizations and people making statements, especially that's
1:00:55
contrary to what the medical industry gives us, we must
1:01:00
seriously have a look at all those things and not just shoot
1:01:03
it out of the water and say, yeah, but they're crazy and they
1:01:06
don't know what they're doing and where's the tastes and all
1:01:09
that. You know, it's been shown to us
1:01:11
that even the best medical journals publish things that's
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fake and publish things because they are paid for to publish
1:01:21
those things. And how how these results are
1:01:26
manipulated because the, the, the actual company that's making
1:01:30
money from the test results to being positive for them pay for
1:01:37
the test. You know, it just doesn't make
1:01:39
sense. It's like like me giving money
1:01:42
to get a test result out for a certain medication I want to
1:01:46
flood in the market, but I pay the person doing the test and
1:01:50
make sure to make sure that the test results is positive for me
1:01:54
so I can make money. That just doesn't make sense.
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And I think that's the big problem with with the medical
1:02:00
industry is we need to get back to what is really healthy and
1:02:05
get back to the basics. Because, you know, if you just
1:02:08
look at how many vaccines you need to take just to travel to
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Africa, if you're from Europe, it's absolutely crazy.
1:02:18
It's absolutely crazy. You know, a thing like malaria,
1:02:23
for instance, it's a, it's a common disease, many people die
1:02:27
of it and, and malaria can be, can be healed by taking chlorine
1:02:34
dioxide and it, it gets, you get, get healed within an hour.
1:02:40
So by getting malaria, take chlorine dioxide and the malaria
1:02:45
is gone within an hour or two. And, and it's not my thought
1:02:50
here, this is doctors that actually experience malaria that
1:02:54
did not get healed on the medication that they prescribe
1:02:57
normally that takes that, that heals you with in 14 to 21 days.
1:03:03
If you do not die and taking this medication or not
1:03:08
medication, it's, it's available anyway and being healed within
1:03:13
an hour. And if you take chlorine
1:03:15
dioxides on a daily basis, you will not get malaria.
1:03:19
And they tell you when you go into a malaria area, you have to
1:03:21
take this medication two weeks before you go and two weeks
1:03:25
after so you don't get malaria. It's nonsense.
1:03:28
You know, there's so many natural things that's cheap and
1:03:32
easy to take that will not get you healed.
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I'm, I'm going back to the Kavangos again.
1:03:37
They not, definitely not taking malaria medication every day,
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but they're still alive. Why?
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It's because they have a stronger immune system.
1:03:46
And then we go and say, but what is a immune system really?
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It can't just be CD 4 count and CD8 count.
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And if you HIV positive or if you have cancer, what is the
1:03:59
immune system? Now, if you go back to the
1:04:02
basics of everything, and I believe that's what, what and
1:04:06
why my doctor helped me. He's passionate about cells and
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he's passionate about the mchochondria within the cell.
1:04:14
And your health is based on that mchochondria in your cell.
1:04:20
And if that part is healthy, you will be healthy.
1:04:24
If that part is sick, you will be sick.
1:04:28
And that's the basis how we are are formulated.
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You know, I'm not a doctor, but I've read so many things that
1:04:36
regarding my health that, that there's not many doctors that
1:04:41
will, will tell me different because I know and, and I don't
1:04:47
have a doctor's degree. But you know, if I say
1:04:51
something, they say, ah, but you're a constability theorist
1:04:54
and what you are doing is crazy and you'll probably will die or
1:04:57
get sick or whatever. OK, let it happen.
1:05:01
And will you help me if I get to that place where I get sick?
1:05:05
But will you help me with the right stuff or will you just
1:05:07
give me the same medication that did not work before?
1:05:10
And and and that is my issue. They cannot heal me.
1:05:14
So they're trying to keep me healthy but on medication so
1:05:19
someone makes money and sorry if they can't heal me, then they
1:05:23
must make me die or let me die. You know, I've, I've lived life.
1:05:29
I was thinking about sorry, that's maybe a bit spiritual,
1:05:34
but you know, my mind tries to work things out from why we are
1:05:40
made and, and why we are here. And you know, I'm in my 50s now
1:05:47
and I had a good life. I had a life full of adventure,
1:05:52
full of wrong things and good things and right things I
1:05:57
actually leaving behind. I've got three children that
1:06:01
will that will take my name forward and my memory forward.
1:06:06
You know, that's a wonderful thing.
1:06:09
And then I think, you know, the best time of your life or the
1:06:14
place where you are at your strongest and at your best
1:06:17
performing is probably between 28 and 35.
1:06:22
That's the best time of your life.
1:06:24
Now you're at your healthiest, you're at your strongest, you're
1:06:27
at your best. You perform on a next level at
1:06:30
that, that age. And and Jesus was crucified at
1:06:36
the age of 33. And we complain when we get to
1:06:39
50 or 60 and we are ill, you know, are we going to die?
1:06:47
Jesus died at the the prime of his life.
1:06:52
And if God did not spare Jesus that death at 33, how would he
1:06:57
spare our life at 50? You know, we must be thankful
1:07:01
for what we have. I think that's the key of life,
1:07:05
you know, to be thankful at whatever time you find yourself,
1:07:10
you know, because being thankful, I've, I've read a
1:07:12
study of being thankful will extend your life.
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It's just crazy if you, if you get just get your mind around
1:07:22
what life is about. I think so many things just fall
1:07:26
off. That friend of mine is is you
1:07:30
know, is basically at his end because the doctors do not know.
1:07:33
They send him home. He does not answer his phone.
1:07:38
He does not answer his WhatsApp. He said he's finished with
1:07:40
phones. He doesn't want to talk to
1:07:43
anyone except his family. Because when you get to the end
1:07:46
of your life, the only thing that remains and that is
1:07:49
important is your family and the people close to you.
1:07:53
Those are the people that's important.
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You do not want anybody else. Now, why don't we live life like
1:07:58
that? Why don't we live life having
1:08:01
the most important people in our life at our side and making them
1:08:07
a priority? But we live life.
1:08:09
We work hard to create a pension that we one day can spend time
1:08:14
with our family. Spend the time now.
1:08:17
Spend the time, prioritize your family and your friends right
1:08:21
now because that will make you more healthy than anything else
1:08:26
in this world. Anything.
1:08:31
Quinton, that is an incredible way to end our conversation.
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I'm looking at the time now, so let's let's do the final lap.
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Excuse me, if somebody wants to follow, follow your, your
1:08:48
updates, your progress, anything like that, is there a way that
1:08:50
they can? Well, I I haven't started the
1:08:55
blog or anything or something like that.
1:09:00
They. Can just contact me for your
1:09:02
details. Yeah, they can get my details
1:09:04
and contact me anytime. You know, I speak to a lot of
1:09:07
people. That's down in the hall.
1:09:10
But you know, my mindset surrounding HIV and what, what
1:09:14
it about has changed dramatically.
1:09:17
So many other things. So they can contact me anytime I
1:09:21
speak to a lot of people, I just try to, to encourage them and,
1:09:24
and uplift them. You know, fear is a killer and
1:09:29
we need to overcome that fear and put that fear underneath us.
1:09:34
We we are much stronger than we think and but people can contact
1:09:39
me anytime and get it out there. My friend told me yesterday, he
1:09:44
said you need to write the book. I said no man, I'm not going to
1:09:47
write the book. I said just start.
1:09:49
You will see within a year or two that book will be finished.
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Quinton Young, thank you for joining me in the trenches.