➡ The text discusses the author’s daily routine and health practices, which include drinking charged spring water, taking supplements like shilajit, and consuming fire cider. The author also emphasizes the importance of physical activities and exposure to nature, such as earthing and sunbathing. Lastly, the author shares his belief in treating individuals rather than diseases, using a story about a dementia patient to illustrate this point.

➡ The article discusses the impact of personal connections and medical interventions on serious diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. It shares a story of a man who regained his health by reconnecting with his passion for painting mountains. The article also suggests that medical interventions, such as vaccines, prescription drugs, and surgeries, could be linked to the onset of these diseases. It recommends a high-fat diet, including organ meats, and detoxification strategies as potential treatments, while emphasizing the importance of understanding each individual’s unique situation and emotional state.

➡ The text discusses Parkinson’s disease, suggesting that it may be linked to factors like vaccines and statin drugs, and that a diet rich in minerals and detox procedures could help. It also discusses the use of dopamine drugs, stating that while they may provide temporary relief, they can lead to dependency and worsen symptoms over time. The text also questions the use of synthetic chemicals like ascorbic acid (vitamin C), suggesting that natural sources like lemons or amla berries may be more beneficial. Lastly, it touches on the topic of children feeling they are born in the wrong body, suggesting that this is a complex issue that requires careful consideration.

➡ The text discusses the idea of feeling like you’re in the wrong body, attributing it to various influences such as medical interventions and family dynamics. It also talks about the medicinal properties of gin and turpentine, particularly their effects on joint pain and inflammation, with turpentine also helping to remove toxins from the body. The text then explores the role of fascia, a type of connective tissue, in health and disease, suggesting it may carry bioelectricity in the body and that issues with it could lead to disease. Lastly, the author advises a website called unwindology.com to focus on their work on fascia and avoid associating with the Maha movement.

Okay, welcome everybody. See if I can get the sound. This looks okay. Thanks for joining me today. Last day of April, April 30, 2025. And again, thanks everybody for joining me. A lot of the questions. So today I’m going to do sort of part two of the questions that I started last week. There’s still a whole lot more questions that I probably won’t get to today. But it’s very, it’s really helpful and interesting and I think probably interesting for most people to hear what’s on your mind. And let me see what I can do with some of these questions.

Some of the questions are going to like. My answer is, well, you might want to check with somebody at the new biology clinic. And that may sound like a little bit of a cop out, but I try to explain why I think that. And just to say, for the last month or so we’ve been doing a program where, if you’re interested in the new biology clinic, but you need some help sorting out the details and how it works and how to sign up and who you should choose as your primary wellness specialist and what the enrichment program is all about, we do have a program now and maybe somebody can put it into the show notes and put a link where you can sign up and you can have a half an hour meeting with one of our, the care group, the people who work with the clinic, and they can explain all the details and, and hear your story of what you’re interested in and probably direct you to the right place and the right way to sign up and what, what the rules of the clinic are.

Just to be clear, this is not. They’re not doing a medical consultation. They’re not going to tell you what, you know, what you should do with this or that from a medical standpoint. That’s not the purpose of this introductory conversation. It’s just to hear the rules of the clinic and hopefully direct you to the right place. So that is a good way to get to know if this would be for you. And again, we’ll put something in the link so you can sign up for that if you’re interested. All right, with that, I have a whole other list of questions and let’s get to it and I’ll see what I can do to answer these things.

So the first one, if you had only five supplements to take, what would they be? So I thought the best way to approach this would be to essentially say what my, and maybe our philosophy of supplements are like. What are you looking for? Because what I’m looking For in a so called supplement is probably different than what most people are thinking of as supplements. And I’m not generally speaking a big supplement taker. And so and this may also explain some of the things that we carry on our various stores. So the first thing that I’m looking for in a supplement is something that I can’t get through my normal life, meaning food and movement and sun and earth and things like that.

So that would be the primary reason, I think that’s kind of obvious why I would take a supplement to my otherwise normal food intake. And the second thing is, as I have becoming increasingly determined about this, or increasingly convinced maybe is a better word, that the whole biochemical theory of life is fundamentally flawed for the reason that there are no chemicals which we have found in living tissues of any sort, blood, you know, fat organs that have been directly isolated from those tissues without other things being added. In other words, if you’re going to find so called vitamin C, that is ascorbic acid in your blood, you obviously have to mix it with some chemicals in order for you to find it.

And as far as I know, there’s no way around that. Now the question then is do mixing your blood with those chemicals make something appear that wasn’t actually there when you were alive? Now that’s not that I’m claiming it does. What I’m saying is we don’t know whether it does or not. And so if we don’t know whether it does or not, then you can’t say that that thing, whatever that chemical was, is actually found in you while you were alive. And that goes for all the vitamins, it goes for all the hormones, it goes for dopamine, it goes for basically any inflammatory chemical that they say Illinois 2 will, whatever it is.

We don’t know that those things are actually there because the way they have, we find them inevitably has to create something which wasn’t there. And since we can’t control for that because we can’t find it if we don’t use those biochemical techniques, we have to be like grown up enough to admit that we don’t know whether that was there or not. And so I no longer think in terms of, and this gets into supplements. I’m going to take ascorbic acid or omega 3 supplement or something like that. I think in terms of what is the food that I want to eat and I don’t think of it that I’m doing it in order to get lycopene from tomatoes or omega 3s from fish oils or vitamin D from cod liver oil or vitamin A, because I’m not even sure that those things are actually in there.

And I’m not sure if those things have any relevance to my health. So that’s a general philosophy. Therefore everything I’m looking for is something I maybe can’t get easily in my diet and something that’s from a actual sort of whole living, or maybe not necessarily living, but a unprocessed natural product. I guess that’s what you would say, a product from nature. So those are the principles that I use in order to choose supplements. So the first supplement that I do, which is I take every morning, basically the first thing after I wake up, before I feed the cats, is I take a cap full of our plasma seawater.

The plasma seawater is basically as I’ve described. It’s a sort of second generation or so of the Quinton plasma, which was basically going to places in the ocean which are as hopefully unspoiled and unpolluted as possible, putting some sort of sinker down in the middle of these naturally created vortexes in the ocean. There are some places in the world where those natural vortices occur and the phytoplankton end up getting, you know, sort of caught up in the vortex. So it’s basically a, a sucking out of the effluent from the plankton. These are tiny basically sea vegetables that live in the ocean and all the minerals that live in the ocean.

And the reason for this, so this is a highly structured mineral phytoplankton mixture which is then cold filtered and put into bottles. And, and then I take a capful every day. And the idea of that for me is I’m getting all the minerals that, that a living human being might need, including some other nutrients from these sea vegetables. And the minerals are important for creating charge. And so this is in a highly charged environment because of the vortex. And if you go back to over 100 years of research with Quinton and looking into what the effects are, you see that it’s very helpful in just about any, you know, dis ease condition of the human being for helping like prevent it and even helping remediate it once the imbalance has occurred.

Because a lot of the imbalances we have are because we lose our charge because we don’t have enough minerals. So the minerals are part of creating the charge which then is restored if we take a highly charged mineral supplement. So I would highly suggest that pretty much everybody consider plasma seawater as a pretty much the Number one, supplement. The number two thing I take, which, not necessarily a supplement, but I’ve taken Strafanathis in various forms, either the liquid extract or the capsules and occasionally the spagyric extract. And I’ve taken that for 20 years, not because of any health problem, but originally I took it because everybody told me it was poison, it would kill me.

And so I decided to try it on myself. And I’ve been taking it now pretty much continuously. Every morning I take a capsule or essentially about 20 drops. And I’ve been doing that. And I can report that it hasn’t killed me yet whether it’s actually done me any good. I didn’t have any particular issues that I was trying to treat. So I don’t know if it’s helped with the other things which Strafanthus has been shown to help, which is heart disease and congestive heart failure, which I have no evidence of. And it helps with longevity aging.

And I’m still here, and I’m still aging because as they say, the alternative to aging is worse and parasympathetic nervous system support. And I mostly seem to sleep fine, except when the cats come in and out all night. And then my wife and I fight over who has to get up to let them in because obviously they want to be let in by the servant class in the house, which is of course us. They don’t like to use their cat door at night. So that seems to be all fine. So that’s the number two supplement pretty much for everybody over 55, the number three, which is not actually a supplement, but I think everybody should consider charging their water.

And when I say charging the water, I mean when you do something to your otherwise healthy water. And hopefully this is primary spring water, which is what we use. So we get primary spring water I collected in about once a week in glass jars. And then I use the Analemma one, which would be the third supplement, to stir it for about a minute. And then I put it in either a flask, a bottle or some other bottle. And that’s the water that we use for all consumption. So what does creating a charge mean? This is something that you can measure and there’s actually a lot information on this on the meawater.com website, he talks about the benefits of charged water.

And that’s another option for using their devices. They have whole house devices and devices that you can create a vortex between two jars. And it’s similar in principle to using the Analemma wand, which is take otherwise Normal, healthy water and help it create a structure and charge and coherence. And that seems to have innumerable benefits. The fourth one is shilajit, which is basically compressed plants over hundreds and maybe more years. So all the plants that live in certain areas of certain mountains over time get compressed, compressed into a kind of black goo. And this is loaded with all kinds of beneficial substances and minerals probably.

And this is another earth element. So with the plasma seawater, by getting the minerals, you’re essentially getting, making sure that you have access to all the various earth elements, minerals or earth elements. So that’s really the way to think of it. You want healthy water, you want to breathe healthy air, you want warmth, and you want all the various components that make up the earth. The earth elements, which we otherwise call elements, but that’s probably not technically correct because they’re not atoms, but they are variations. You know, salt is a variation of the earth element and different, so called potassium salts are different kinds of earth elements.

So we need all of those to create a healthy life and a healthy charge. So the plasma seawater has some. And then so you get that from the water and then you get it from basically compressed the bodies of plants. And so that’s what shilajit is. And that’s the other thing. I take either three or four squirts or one or two tablets every morning. And pretty much for me I only take so called supplements once a day in the morning. I just don’t feel like doing it more than that. Whether that’s right or not, I don’t know.

And if I was trying to treat something, I would probably take it more often. But for now, since I don’t really have anything to treat, I just take things once a day. And the fifth one, which is something I’ve also been doing for a while and now we have a really good option for that is I put about a tablespoon of fire cider into my glass of water that I drink first thing in the morning. So when I wake up I first thing is I have a cap full of the seawater and then I’ll get into the other things and then I put a open capsule of strophanthus under my tongue and then I put a tablespoon of fire cider.

And fire cider is a mixture of some plant extracts, including I think garlic and maybe some cayenne and apple cider vinegar. And apple cider vinegar I think is a good thing for helping with digestion and for helping bring some acidity into your body and There’s a lot of history of apple cider vinegar being good for just about everything. So I like to put a tablespoon of fire cider into my water. So that’s the next thing. I start drinking the water with the strafanthus, put a few squirts of shilajit in in my mouth and keep drinking until I finish the glass of water.

The water has been stirred with the wand or sometimes put through an mea water vortex magnet thing. And that’s my morning routine. The only other thing which are not technically supplements, but which I would also highly encourage everybody to do on a very routine basis, which is things that I pretty much do every day, I start every day with I have a big jar of water that I put in the coldest place in the refrigerator and I pour that into a bowl and I essentially dunk my face or splash the water, ice cold water on my face, five times.

I’m somebody who pretty much likes routines, you know, I know I’m going to do this five times and that makes it easy for me. And I do that every morning and have done that every morning for years. I’ve heard a lot of stories about it. I heard that Gertz had did it. I heard it helps your parasympathetic nervous system. You feel a little more awake and I don’t know if it helps tone the skin on your face. Maybe that’s true or not, I don’t really know, but it’s something that I do pretty much every morning. It’s not really a supplement, but it’s something I think everybody should consider.

I also do earthing either with bare feet on bare ground, either sand or, or grass or garden or mud or something. At least 30 minutes every day. And I also go outside and be out in the sun without glasses for at least 30 minutes every day. I wouldn’t say I’m directly looking at the sun, but I often have my face pointed towards the sun and as much of my body exposed as is comfortable given the temperature. And the last thing that I do every day, which you might want to consider is I try to do something at least once a day which is physically stresses my.

My stresses me. I was going to say my body, but it. I don’t know if it’s my body that’s being stressed or just me. So for instance that could be push ups with my knees off the ground and my butt up in the air until I basically have go to failure, meaning I can’t do any more push ups. Or sometimes I’LL hang on a bar for as long as I possibly can. I’m up to a little over a minute or doing any of the other movements that I do with Pat, who’s the primal movement person at the clinic until I basically can’t do them anymore.

And so I do at least something like that for five to ten minutes every day. And I think that’s a good thing for giving your body, your, your whole being a little bit of physical stress, if you want to call it that. So that’s my routine. It’s a little long winded, but that’s the five supplements and the routine. Okay, second question. If there’s one thing you could choose to treat dementia, what would that be? So this is where I was referring to. These are hard questions for me to answer in the way that you put it, because the whole principle of the new biology clinic and the new biology approach to medicine is we’re getting away from treating diseases.

And so we basically are treating people with stories. And so the one thing that’s the most important thing for one person with so called dementia is not the most important thing for the next person with so called dementia. An example of that. I’ve probably told this a few times, but it was about two years before I stopped practicing. And I was called by a person from actually London, England, whose father, and they were Japanese, whose father was really going into the throes of sort of kind of involution, where they were depressed and getting into forgetfulness and looking like they were really sliding, sliding into what people might call dementia or Alzheimer’s or they used to call it involutional melancholia kind of experience.

And so I went through the story and the person, the actual patient involved was not able to talk to me. But so I got the story from the daughter. And what became clear is that this was a man who spent most of his life in Japan. And then maybe 20 years before he moved with his wife to London. And they had a really good life there and they were happy. And one of the things he and his wife did regularly was go to a painting class. He actually was somehow trained or interested or good at sort of Japanese style painting.

And he painted the mountains around the area in Japan that he grew up in. And then four or five years ago, before we talked, his wife had passed away, which was very sad. But he seemed okay. And then he went on and he kept going to his once a week painting. And he would often paint during the week and he would almost always paint scenes from his childhood or his life in Japan, particularly the mountains. And then when Covid hit and the class was closed, he stopped painting. And for one reason or another, they stopped providing him with paints.

And soon after that, he started going into this melancholia, forgetful, disoriented, sort of depressive kind of state. And when I was questioning him and getting answers through the daughter, I asked him what he missed the most. And he said he missed seeing the mountains of his, the region that he grew up. And so at that point I gave him a homework assignment, which was to start painting the mountains again and then send me a copy of the pictures of the mountains he painted. And for some reason they hadn’t thought of that, and that’s what they did.

And within a month or so, he was sort of back to his old self and without any other diet changes or medicines or anything else. And basically he just somehow needed to reconnect with this very important and special place and memories in his life. And that was enough to keep him going. The other thing I want to say about Alzheimer’s, and I would say the same thing about there’s a later question about Parkinson’s and there’s questions about a whole lot of serious diseases. And I’ve said this before also, I probably said most everything at least once before.

But in my experience of questioning people in the last 35 years, I came to the unmistakable conclusion that these things, which are sort of the serious diseases, particularly of older people, but not just that, young people as well. So let’s just say whenever you’re faced with somebody who has a seemingly serious condition, so we’re talking Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, cancer, you know, there’s rheumatoid arthritis, so called, or all these other things, lupus, became clear to me that these things just don’t happen to people for no reason. I mean, that’s obvious. But when I say they don’t happen for no reason, in almost every case, and I mean in almost every single case, there was some medical intervention, often vaccines or prescription drugs or surgeries or something like that that seem to be closely linked or a precipitating event for the onset of this condition.

In other words, you just don’t get, quote, Alzheimer’s and lose your connection to reality for no reason. This is not something that happened in people who live without our current allopathic medical system. So it absolutely seems to have something to do with the flu shots and the vaccines and the prescription medicines, statin drugs and surgeries with prolonged anesthesia, prolonged Anesthesia means anesthesia longer than one minute and on and on and on. So with all those situations, you find the medical intervention in the story and then you try to remediate that if you can. And sometimes that’s a sort of detoxification from vaccines or prescription drugs stopping them.

And sometimes there’s a prescription drugs like so many people with so called Alzheimer’s or people who are losing their connection and losing their ability of their so called mind to function properly. The the precipitating events seem to be statin drugs. And so in that case, showing you what a genius I am, I would tell them they should stop the statin drugs. That seems to be obvious. But statin drugs seem to have something to do with interfering with what we would now call sort of fat soluble nutrients. Some people call them fat soluble vitamins, things like CoQ10, which I no longer actually think are actually part of a living system.

But certainly eating beef heart, which is allegedly high in this particular nutrient would be something that I would tell somebody whose Alzheimer’s condition or their quote, forgetfulness and losing their connection to reality and having their so called mind not function properly. I would absolutely have them eat a high fat diet and include organ meats and especially include something like beef heart. And if they’re not able to get that or they’re not willing to eat it, I would give them a beef heart supplement like we have in our store. Because in that case, that seems to be the problem in the case of people whose dementia seemed to be connected with yearly flu shots and then they got Covid shots and you suspect there may even be a component of what we call aluminum toxicity.

In those cases I would use a high silica product. Like I would give them our silly plant, which is basically an extract of horsetail, which is a plant that has a strong connection with this earth element that we call silica. And again, you know, I keep saying so called silica. What we mean by that is this plant, horsetail has a strong crystalline connection. In other words, it’s like a crystalline substance growing in nature. And you don’t have to take anybody’s word for that. You can just go out and grab some horsetail and you can feel, it feels like, you know, like Brillo brushes or sort of a crystalline plant.

And that tells you that this plant has a strong relation to the sort of crystals like would be in salt. In this case, they’re not actually made of what we call sodium chloride. They’re made of what we call what we refer to as silica which is a different earth component. And that seems to be helpful in binding and excreting the aluminum, which is one of the toxic elements in the vaccines. And so that might be the one thing to do if the situation for this person’s Alzheimer’s disease is vaccine damage. And again, with every case of serious disease, you have to look for the medical interventions and the main ones, vaccines, prescription drugs, anesthesia, surgeries, antibiotic, that’s a prescription drug.

And anything else that comes with the medical experiences that we’ve all been encountered, including the fear and the, you know, ideas that are implanted in you, which is that you have no agency and you’re just a victim. That is another toxic element of our convert can current medical system. So, next question. Have you successfully detoxed anyone who took the COVID jab at the clinic? Is there even a way? I mean, it’s a good question because we don’t actually know what’s in those injections, but definitely we’ve talked about cases where there is a temporal connection. In other words, the person was fine and then they got one, two, three or four Covid shots.

Next thing you know, they have a tumor in their jaw, or they have a tumor in their ovaries or tumor somewhere else, or they have something to do with their heart, which they never had before. And while that isn’t proof that it’s a causative agent, it’s certainly suspicious. And we’ve basically treated the situation. In other words, this is a situation of a heart problem which may have a different treatment than a situation of a tumor problem, which is a different situation than. I can’t think straight following a repeated injections of COVID But what we have been able to do is help all those various conditions.

And since they’re all related to different injections or seem to be temporally, it’s not the same as saying we have a treatment to detoxify or mitigate the damage from a Covid shot. The way to approach it is to if there was a new condition and it seems to be temporally related to take that into account, that that was probably a factor. And we probably need to use some detoxification strategies as well as doing what we normally do to support that function. So if it’s Alzheimer’s, it may be hearing the story and finding some connection, like I said, to something that brings meaning and joy into the person’s life, as well as eating a higher fat diet, as well as incorporating certain organ sub types into their diet.

So that would be something that you would think about with memory problems and if it was temporally related to a Covid shot, you would also do something for that in more in the detox realm. Okay, my take on Parkinson’s. Thank you. Thank you for the question. I’ve talked a little about Parkinson’s in the past. Again, this is one of these so called neurodegenerative diseases. That was not something that was part of healthy traditional cultures. They didn’t have people who ended up with this tremors and pill rolling and the bizarre characteristic blank face of, of that you see in so called Parkinson’s disease.

So this is something that has to happen again often through medical interventions. So you go looking for what happened particularly with drugs and vaccines. And here again, vaccines, flu shots, statin drugs, you know, the kind of mercury that’s found in flu shots is something that I would definitely question about. And in particular statin drugs and also very particular any, anything in the person’s life where they. What we’re talking about is somebody with an emotionless face, which is a bizarre thing to happen. But it’s somebody who’s essentially turned off the emotional content and no longer wishes to express that to the world.

So that is an area that’s absolutely fruitful to wonder about what on the emotional, psychological, mental realm has happened to this person. So I would definitely be interested in hearing all about that. And so you end up with a whole lot of factors which may be related to coming together to end up having a person who has a movement problem and has this blank staring face. I’ve also talked about how sometimes you can find something in nature that has a kind of signature. It’s like the old doctrine of signatures related to this illness. Here we see basically the face of somebody with Parkinson’s has an eerie resemblance to like the face of a squid or an octopus where you have this open eye with this blank staring face and limbs that seem to be moving in an uncoordinated way.

So you actually have an image of nature of a sort of the Parkinson S archetype. And so that’s interesting. I’m not sure necessarily where that leads you therapeutically, but it gives you some insight into what may be happening with this person. So again, I would look for all those things and obviously then you know, if it’s related to vaccines, you need some sort of a detox procedure. And if it’s related to statin drugs, which it often is, then you have to deal with the fat, fat deficiency and the organ deficiencies that are related to that. And obviously the brain is highly related to the structuring of the water and the sort of fat nutritional component of our diet.

So this would be a diet that’s loaded with minerals. So we’re talking seawater, we’re talking shilajit for the plant minerals and the detoxifying effect. And we’re also talking organ preparations, particularly if statin drugs were involved. And we’re talking about giving the person charged water using either the Analemma wand or the MEA water device. Now I just want to say something too about some people will say, well, doesn’t it have to do with dopamine? After all, if you give somebody a dopamine drug like Levodopa, which is a essentially a synthetic form of dopamine, you will often see a temporary alleviation of some of the symptoms.

But then it’s almost always followed by a worsening once that drug wears off. And then as time goes on, you develop a dependency, which means that you need more and more of the drug. So it’s like any street drug or heroin or cocaine. You start out with a little bit and it gives you an effect and you interpret that effect as positive. And the more you use it, the more you need of that drug. Pretty soon, if you don’t have your usual dopamine amount, which is now a high amount, and giving you all sorts of negative effects, then you can’t function at all.

And that’s when people become very hard to treat. My experience with treating almost whatever the condition was, whether it’s Hashimoto’s, so called, or hypothyroidism, even cancer and Parkinson’s and dementia, is that the people who were untreated medically, in other words, were never started on thyroid drugs or never started on dopamine drugs or dementia medicine or chemotherapy. Those were the ones who were much more likely, in fact regularly found to be successful in reversing whatever the illness was. Whereas the people who had been on thyroid for 10, 20 years or dopamine drugs for five years, they were much more difficult to successfully alleviate the condition or reverse the condition and much more likely to have trouble getting success from the kind of therapies that we use.

And the final thing I’ll say about that is some people use the fact that dopamine medicine, synthetic dopamine preparations, have a temporary positive effect on the symptoms of people with so called Parkinson’s as proof that this must, Parkinson’s must be a dopamine deficiency. And obviously if you believe that, then you must think that people who are sad that is called depression. If they’re persistently sad, who feel better if they take heroin or cocaine, that that must mean that depression is caused by dope, a cocaine or heroin deficiency. There’s no doubt that synthetic chemicals, whether it’s ascorbic acid or vitamin D, so called, or CoQ10 or dopamine or Synthroid or chemotherapy, have effects on living people and living animals.

That nobody is arguing that chemicals and synthetic products don’t have in fact powerful effects on living beings. That a doesn’t prove that they’re there in you in a, in your normal living state. Nor does it prove that that means the deficiency or an excess was the cause of the disease. That should be easy to understand and obviously. Okay, this gets into the next question. Any recommendations on vitamin C? It seems to be an artificial chemical, mostly made in China and India. Even liposomal is ascorbic acid, which I understand is not natural vitamin C. And that is correct.

And again, once one looks into is there actually a chemical called ascorbic acid found in living systems? What you find is in order to find this chemical you have to take tissue or blood and mix it with things and then eventually you come out with a chemical which then you can purify. And then you claim that chemical was found originally in your blood. But when you ask the question how do you know that these things you mixed it with didn’t make something appear which wasn’t there, the answer is there’s no way to know. And it might mean, which it probably does, that there’s no way to know whether we have these chemicals in us.

That’s not the same as saying that’s proof that we don’t. But it does tell me at least that that’s not the way to look at it. In fact, there’s almost no use in looking at the world like that. And so instead of that we can say, okay, it seems like sour foods and maybe even, you know, raw milk have certain beneficial effects on people who may not be feeling well. So let’s say stick to sour foods like lemons. I don’t know that lemons have ascorbic acid in them, but I know that drinking lemon juice seems to have a beneficial effect on a wide variety of times when people aren’t doing well.

Again, it doesn’t prove there’s ascorbic acid, but it does mean that you might want to take lemons or lemon peels or amla berries or some other sour fruit and mix that into a fat carrier and help your help yourself have access to that sour element more readily than you would otherwise. And as far as I know, the vitamin C, the liposomal vitamin C that we carry, that’s made in this alchemical way, is the only commercial form of vitamin C which the original source is simply things like amla berries. So it’s actually not a vitamin C supplement, even though it, you know, you can test it using biochemistry and find ascorbic acid and you can even standardize it.

But what it really is is either a omla berry concentrate, which is basically just taking plants which have been shown for probably hundreds and maybe thousands of years in Ayurveda to have a beneficial effect on various conditions which we call acute illnesses. So when you take omlabberry concentrate, or you could also even call it a sour food concentrate, it seems to help people who are going through acute type of medical situations that we ordinarily call the colds or flus or things like that. And so this was my essentially go to treatment for anybody who was acutely sick.

It seemed like if you give them a sour food or berry concentrate, and again, this is the only one that I know that all of the, quote, vitamin C is actually coming directly from a concentrate of amla berries or some similar food product. None of it’s from China, none of it’s from any synthetically made ascorbic acid. It’s just a sour food concentrate. And I have used that, you know, scores, maybe hundreds of times with people who are going through acute illnesses. And it seems always to have a beneficial effect in resolving the illness quicker than it would have otherwise.

I can understand the case for letting these things go, you know, and because acute illnesses are your way, your body heals. But I also think there’s nothing wrong with giving a something like a sour food extract or a self salt or a homeopathic remedy that works with your body in helping make the detoxification process that we otherwise call acute illnesses flow more smoothly and resolve more quickly so we can actually heal more thoroughly and more quickly. And that seems to be a good thing and something that should be in the purview of somebody who’s trying to heal other people.

Okay, given the explosion of children now, quote, born in the wrong body, which is commonly affirmed a kind of medical condition, what advice do you have for parents trying to protect their children and family against the machine? So my advice for anybody who’s looking for insights and guidance in how to raise children is I now have a book directed just towards that, which is called Common sense Child rearing. And that outlines how I see the raising of children and how I would approach this or any other problem that has to do with children. I’m not sure I can buy the proposition that people are born in the wrong body.

I don’t even know what that means. I think there’s, there’s complication, complicating factors that go into this. But saying that somebody is born into, into the wrong body is way beyond where I would tend to take this. And I would actually look for the story of what actually happened, including potential elements like again, this is something that I would be very interested in medical interventions or things that are in the family dynamics that would lead somebody to come to this conclusion. Because I don’t think that’s something that would happen necessarily otherwise in healthy cultures and healthy families without the medical inventions and without the toxic influences that children today are exposed to.

I think these are all working together to create the illusion of somebody not in the right body, which is not at all the case. Okay, does gin and turpentine. Do gin and turpentine have similar medicinal properties? So I’ve talked about gin, particularly with gin raisins, which is a quantity quote arthritis or stiffness or somebody with pain in their joints remedy that I’ve suggested, which has variable efficiency effectiveness. Some people it works great and other people doesn’t seem to help at all. And interestingly, when you look into gin, and I’m no expert on gin, but there’s a certain regulation, I guess that gin has to be a certain percentage of blanking on the plant, but gin has to be made from natural plants.

And I can’t remember right now what the name of the plant is, but all gin is made from a particular plant and that plant seems to have a particular and special relationships with joint pains and swelling and what we otherwise call arthritis. And most naturally made gin are also mixed with other wild plants which seem to also have a traditional use as healing plants. For somebody with stiff and painful and sore joints, turpentine is something different. So I don’t know that gin or any of the plants in gin have any sort of fat soluble binding of toxins property.

And that is the main effect of turpentine. Turpentine also seems to have a sort of anti inflammatory or healing effect on the joints. So in that sense it’s similar. But the main effect of turpentine seems to be it binds and helps your body excrete the toxins that are dissolved in and lodged in the fat. So it binds to them and mobilizes them and Helps your body excrete them through the bile and then through the intestines and then you end up with a much less toxic load in the fat, particularly in the fat surrounding your organs like your pancreas and your liver and so they can start to function more efficiently and then you have better organ function and better health.

So that’s a much different. I don’t know that gin or any of the plants in your typical gin have that kind of fat soluble binding properties. So they do have in connection the beneficial effect on stiffness and joint swelling and pain, but not on the fat, fat base, fat soluble detoxifying effect. Maybe the last one here says a long question. Dr. Cowen would love your thoughts on fascia as the missing link in cross chronic disease. We’ve been mapping fascia as a bioelectric field structure, not just connective tissue. Signal breakdown, compression, torsion, lymphatic impedance shows up in autism, Parkinson’s, long Covid, whatever that is.

Cancer. We just published free root cause reports and a fascia based spiral theory called CHGT linking tension webs to disease onset would be honored if this could be part of a future webinar. The website is unwindology.com so I did see this question and I took a look at this website and I think it’s very interesting. And even in our new biology clinic group, especially with Pat who does primal movement and Omar who’s worked a lot with fascia, as a surgeon we’re very interested in the role of fascia and I do agree that it is a unrecognized, under talked about element in our health.

Medical doctors like myself, we never learned anything about fascia. I basically maybe identified it in anatomy class and I don’t think I ever heard anything about fascia ever since the fascia is the sort of white covering of all the tissues and there is some way to understand this, that the fascia is a bioelectric circuit or the carrier to a certain extent of maybe the qi or the prana or the bioelectricity in the body. It may be carried through the fascia and that impedances or stagnation in this circuitry of the fascia may be a significant link to a lot of why things start to not be healthy and why we call this disease ends up occurring.

In other words, you have a kink or a stagnation or an impedance in the fascia surrounding your liver and that doesn’t nourish the liver with the proper charge. And so the liver ends up being essentially starved for what it primarily needs, which is this bioelectric field. And so you start getting dysfunction of the liver and then you start seeing various diseases that are related to poor liver function. So there’s a lot to look into for this and whether you can actually map or prove that this is the source of this or that condition. And then whether you could, as they suggest, unwind it and relieve the stagnation and help the chi and the prana and the bioelectricity flow as it’s meant to, that would be a good thing.

And I think that that would be a component of. Of many different healing programs. So from what I saw, which I took a quick look, there’s definitely a lot to look into with the role of fascia as a bioelectric circuit carrier or, or organ, as if it. As it’s an own organ that’s basically communicating with all the other organs of the body. And so I think that’s true. The only thing I would say is when I looked at this unwindology.com website, which I think it’d be interesting for many people to check out, there was definitely a link to the Maha movement.

In fact, I got a quote from there that Maha is more than a health policy. It’s a movement grounded in science, self healing and sovereignty. My suggestion is to remove that from your website because as far as I can see, the leadership of the Maha world are not interested in proper science. That’s why they talk about lab leaks and viruses and immune systems and they’re not interested in sovereignty. And I think you would get a lot further erasing that from the website and sticking to this very important and interesting question of what is the fascia? What is its role in normal human functioning? What is its role when it has stagnation or tension in creating disease? And how can we remediate that? So that would be a much better way to approach this.

And I think that’s what you’re doing, which is good. I just would be careful about getting into areas where you may get caught up. So again, thanks everybody for listening and I hope you get something out of this and I hope you have a great week and I will see you next week.
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