➡ Dr. Bryan Ardis interviewed Tony Nicolic, an Australian lawyer who sued the government over COVID-19 mandates and now represents people affected by vaccine mandates. They discussed the harmful effects of certain drugs, including SSRIs, on children as young as two. Dr. Ardis also spoke about the impact of mold and blue light on health, suggesting that these factors could cause psychological problems. He introduced Daniel Huber, who shared his personal journey of health issues and financial crisis, leading him to work on saving people from the harmful effects of molds and lights.
➡ After suffering from mysterious health issues, the man discovered his rented house was infested with black mold, which was causing his symptoms. He moved out and began to recover, but his health declined again when he moved his mold-infested furniture into a new home. He also experienced psychological effects, feeling as if he was being pulled down by an oppressive force. He found relief by blocking blue light from screens, which helped regulate his sleep and mood, and he now advocates for awareness of the dangers of blue light and mold exposure.
➡ This text discusses the potential dangers of blue light and radio frequencies emitted by LED light bulbs and Wi-Fi, suggesting they can stimulate mold growth and negatively affect our health. It also highlights the prevalence of mold in buildings, which can cause health issues like coughing, rashes, and headaches. The text advises against trying to clean mold yourself and instead suggests removing and replacing any mold-infested materials. It also mentions the potential for mold to grow under flooring due to water damage, which can lead to health problems if not properly remediated.
➡ The text discusses the harmful effects of mold and blue light exposure, which can lead to health issues and psychological problems, including night terrors and suicidal thoughts. The author shares personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues, particularly in children. They also highlight the work of their non-profit organization, which provides blue light blocking glasses to underserved children and promotes suicide prevention. The author encourages people to reach out to those who may be struggling and to take steps to reduce exposure to harmful elements like mold and blue light.
➡ The text discusses the rising issue of suicide among young people, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic when isolation increased. It emphasizes the importance of providing support, love, and understanding to these individuals, and the need to counteract harmful influences such as negative social media messages. The text also highlights the potential dangers of certain technologies and encourages education and action to protect loved ones. Finally, it shares a personal story of a young person’s struggle with suicidal thoughts, underscoring the lasting impact of suicide on families and communities.

Foreign Hi everybody, I’m Dr. Bryan Ardis, this is the Dr. Ardis Show. And this is a special edition. I’ve got a special guest I’m going to be interviewing. You’ve seen a few guests here in person and in studio if you haven’t seen it yet. We just interviewed Tony Nicolic, an attorney out of Australia who was one of the first to to sue the government. Sue the Prime Minister of Australia with the mandates and COVID 19 lockdowns, now has a law firm where he’s representing individuals who lost their jobs if they didn’t get the vaccines, if they lost their lives getting the vaccines or can’t work anymore because they did exactly what their job told them.

He was here in my home. We did that interview here. He’s traveling around the United States. Hope he enjoyed that interview because his take on free speech and the medical freedom I thought was really great from somebody who doesn’t have a medical or healthcare background, but actually was a criminal lawyer for years and then came across the deplorable suicide rates, suicidal ideation in children who are being prescribed SSRIs in Australia and that started in 2014. This has been an 11 year journey for him, educating people, defending people, people parents who lost their loved ones to drugs and their horrible chemical reactions in the brain that lead to worsening outcomes for suicide.

And he told stories about 8 year olds being prescribed SSRIs for depression, down to 2 year olds being diagnosed with depression and put on SSRIs like Prozac and Zoloft and the suicidal ideations and thoughts even in children as young as two years old. We talked about all kinds of scenarios of these horrible horrific drugs and their side effects. Anyway, I hope you’re enjoying those, those conversations, those interviews. I like to meet these people, people who have learned, became awake to things and then those who have had horrible events in their own life, only to discover that outside of the norm, and I’m talking health crises outside of the normal conventional medical model where you’re told drugs, surgery, vaccines or genetics are to blame and are your only hope.

Outside of that. There’s people who have experienced health crisis in their life and then actually did their own research, made adjustments to their life and then were rescued from the information that they learned, which was not what they were sold. And what we’re about to discuss here is the impact of mold, the impact of blue light. This is something the Healing for the Ages team has made sure all of you have been aware for the last three years. But this is a man named Daniel Huber. And he is going to be here to discuss with you a life changing period that began with a mortgage crisis in 2008 and 9.

You thought that was bad enough when he almost lost everything, which so many Americans did, when the bankers decided to reset all things financially and ruin everybody’s life. He experienced that personally in his own life. The financial crisis aspect of that and the. And then very soon after that, he felt like he was losing his life to something else physically. And that led him down a path where we’re going to revisit something to remind you. And I love these stories because our personal stories are what create and change the vector of our entire life. So I wanted to play basketball my whole life.

Everyone knows about my sister’s diagnosis and me becoming a doctor of any kind as a result of that. I was like, oh my God, I’ve got to go learn about health and the body and see if I can help my sister. Then my own son was born. Issues with him. The medical profession said it was normal only to see a chiropractor rescue him within one adjustment, took two minutes, and it was over. And all the suffering we dealt with for four and a half months, including drugs being prescribed to him, causing seizures. Oh, I mean, within two minutes of giving him the drugs.

Only for the medical profession to tell me on the phone that the drugs wouldn’t have done that. What did I do? They blamed it on me and gaslit me. This was before I entered med school. So there’s just a lot of challenges that have changed. Now I take a very different view. I have loved what I’ve learned over time, which is drugs. Vaccines are not a rescue or a savior for anybody. Nobody has a disease or a symptom because you’re drug deficient. But what most of you don’t know is a lot of you are struggling with psychological problems, mental health issues, and I’m talking schizophrenia, bipolarism, night terrors, night night sweats, I’m not joking.

Which actually can be created literally by inhaling pathogens in your air, of your home, or even in your car. I actually used to go outside of my clinic, get into the cars of people that they drive to and from work, and I would get in the car, have them turn it on, turn on the air. And I wanted to test them and evaluate them to see if they were reacting to something in the air and ducts of their car. And oh my God, many times we found fungus, mold, black mold, mycotoxins in the car, creating the patient’s psychological Symptoms of bipolarism, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, panic disorders, night terrors.

It was amazing. I have found mold in the carpet of people’s homes and only the bedrooms they sleep in. The moment we ripped it out, all their symptoms stopped or had the air conditioning vents cleaned out overnight. All, all of their psychological problems ended. And it has been a really troubling thought for me that how many people are on antipsychotic drugs, barbiturates, SSRIs because they have a hidden pathogen they’re unaware of. And then you throw on something Daniel’s going to educate you on here, which we’ve tried to attempt to make sure you understood. He actually calls it a demon.

We’re going to talk about blue light and its impact on your life. But we’ve educated you how to turn the blue light off on your phones, your technology, your cell phones. We’ve talked about LED lights and the blue light technology they emit, why it is you should go incandescent. I mean, these are all conversations we’ve had in the past. But I want Daniel here to come on the screen. He’s going to tell you his story. Get to know Daniel. There’s a few organizations now that he works behind supports has created to help save young people around the world from the same horrific outcomes, mentally, emotionally, spiritually that come from molds, lights that we are being specifically targeted with in our technology that literally create havoc, nightmares for our lives and for your children.

And you may think it’s something chemical imbalance. No, no. There’s frequencies your kids are being exposed to, your loved ones are being exposed to that create these scenarios. So with that introduction, we’re going to bring on Daniel here. Daniel, welcome to the show. Hey Doc, thank you so much for having me on. I really want to tell you how much we, my family, my entire family and friends, I bought, I don’t know, probably 50 of your books and handed them out to people. Really appreciate all the hard work you’re doing. You’re super brave, super smart and so grateful for you and very grateful to be here today.

Thank you. Well, I’m grateful to have like minded individuals regardless of how, how voluminous, how out in the public you’ve been. You have been motivated since 2008, 2009, 2010, to transform the lives of children around the world. But it started with you. So Daniel, take us through your background. What did you do before getting motivated by a mortgage crisis and around mold. But take us through your background, who you are, what you were, what you thought you were, motivated. Why and how different is your motivations and the reasons? You wake up every single day to have any mo.

Any, any meeting, any affiliation with any other groups and anything you’re producing. Why are you, who you are now and is it different than what you were before 2008? Yeah, way, way, way different. Way different. So married, Texas girl, seven Texas children. Been here since 1983. Was in the nightclub business that was not conducive to married life. Just stepped into the mortgage banking business. And that was fun for a while, until it wasn’t. I had a medium sized company during the mortgage banking crisis and that changed everything, changed the trajectory. It took probably about three years to lose everything.

We went broke. You know, it was one of those things where you keep thinking you can fix it, but it just wasn’t fixable. And so we lost the house we were living in and moved into a rent house. And I had transitioned into the oil and gas business and was still kind of doing mortgages a little bit. But within about six months I had gained close to 50 pounds, was having headaches, brain fog, fatigue, muscle cramps. My wife had a miscarriage while we were there. The kids were having burning eyes, constant sinus infections, upper respiratory infections.

Everybody listen at home because you all know people have these same symptoms. Yeah. And so it was very weird because we went to about 11 different doctors, most of them western allopathic guys. And the final guy was this really high rated integrative specialist. After doing all of these tests, spending about 8 grand with this dude, he came back and gave me a prescription for benzos and Lipitor because I was depressed and my cholesterol was high. And I literally had told him, every day I wake up, doc, I feel like I’m dying. I really feel like I’m going to dive.

And that’s, that’s what the, that was kind of the final straw for me and it the. Fast forward to 2015. We went on vacation to the beach. Gone for almost two weeks. Came home to all the rain we were having here in Texas and figured out the house we had rented was flooding underneath the crawl space. Some of these drains were off the rooftop going into these clay pipes, you know, from the 40s and 50s. Those failed. The under the foundation was flooding and the whole undercarriage of the house was covered in black mold. So that kicked off this whole weird health journey.

And I started to look into. Well, first we moved out and thankfully had a friend whose house was furnished. We started to get healthy. About eight months later we moved into a rent house and brought our furniture with and that started the whole thing over again. So the furniture gets covered with these mycotoxins and the dust and the spores and all that. You move it with you and you just brought the same problem with you. So that kicked off this health thing again. So it was pretty scary. And you talk about the psychological aspects of it.

I did a lot of recreational drugs in high school and college. And the mold while I was in that environment made me feel like I was having some sort of LSD flashback. I mean, literally was seeing different, different shapes and trails and stuff. It wouldn’t happen often, but often enough to where it was really debilitating. And then the mold itself felt really oppressive and dark. And I always felt like I was being pulled. Like I would explain it to my wife or the doctor. I felt like I had a fishnet around my heart and lungs and it was being pulled out through my belly button.

I was being drugged down, like, like there was this oppressive force. So when we figured out it was mold, I started looking into all types of alternative health treatments which, you know, for me, I was in my 40s and I was playing, playing soccer with 20 year olds and every Sunday and doing kickboxing and jiu jitsu three days a week. And then like I said, six months later, I couldn’t walk up the stairs without, you know, being out of breath and lightheaded. So it also made my eyes bad. One of my daughters had really bad teeth.

You know, she was three years old and had to have a bunch of teeth pulled because we didn’t realize this then, but the mold was attacking her teeth. And man, there’s just tons and tons of different things that you can directly point to that are from the mole, you know. And thankfully we found somebody similar to you. Dr. Ray over at the Environmental Health center in Dallas, he since passed away and he started me getting on the health path. And then one of his doctors also worked for Dr. Hamill over in Arlington, who’s since retired. That got me on the health track.

But the, I would say the number one thing that helped me other than getting out of that house was blocking blue light because the mold, it’s like you’re constantly under attack, so your body’s in fight or flight. And I never could get my sleep schedule right. I would fall asleep at 2 in the afternoon, have to take a two hour nap. But then I couldn’t sleep until, you know, 2:30, 3 o’ clock in the morning. And so my circadian rhythm was just completely spanked. So we found this great guy, similar to yourself. Super smart, super fearless, kind of bombastic asshole.

You’re not. He is. His name’s Dr. Jack Cruz, neurosurgeon. Very, very smart guy. And started implementing a lot of his alternative health therapies. And the one that helped me get my. My body and my mind back was blocking blue light. So how did you block the blue light? Oh, well, Mike, at first. What is blue light? Is it really. Does it look blue? Are you shining lights that are blue and you’re like, man, where’s all these blue lights from that none of us else see? So what is blue light, Daniel? Well, you know, our. Our telephones and our computer screens are all built.

Notice the hue on his and mine. Notice. Yeah, it’s like an orange hue. There’s a reason. Yeah, we turned off the blue light. Okay, good. Yeah. Right. So they’re built on a blue light base. And several reasons. The economic one is blue light runs cooler than the other temperatures. So it doesn’t drain as much battery, it lasts longer. It’s cheaper to make. If you look at a spectrum, full spectrum sun has all the colors at a nice even distribution. And if you run a spectrometer on your phone, your television, your iPad, there’s this big spike on the blue light.

And then it comes down. And then you get kind of a little bit of that. And what blue light does is it disrupts your serotonin, melatonin, dopamine. And so you become anxious, depressed, and you can’t sleep. And so our big deal for our kids was I. They called me the Blue light Nazi because I changed all of the lights in the house. It looked like a Halloween party. The traditional incandescent lights, but we even changed out a lot of them to orange, amber, or even red. And so that helped. And then getting the kids to where the glasses were, the trouble came in.

I could not get them to wear the old grandfather style glasses that we got off Amazon. So my daughter at the time, she’s like, you’re an entrepreneur. Why don’t you just start a. Start a company? So she helped me start Lucia Eyes. And that’s where the. The blocking blue light comes into play. Lucia eyes.com L U C I A I S E Y E S We were joking about this beforehand. I was like, lucia. Or is it Lucia? Yeah. When Jane and I got married, which most of the world knows, me and Jane, they see us all over the place.

But we got married, we went on a honeymoon to St. Lucia. It is spelled L U C I A so it could be Lucia Eyes. Lucia Eyes. Go to Lucia or Lucia eyes. It’s spelled the same dot com. And get your blue light glasses. Great. Yeah. And we’ll get a coupon code for you for your listeners. We’ll make it Dr. Ardis 20 for 20 off. That would be awesome. Yeah, you can even shorten it down to artist 20. That’ll be fine. Artists. Artist 20. That’d be great. Artist 20. Got it. Got it. So yeah, that, that kicked off this whole big health journey and I’ve become a really big advocate for blocking blue light.

Obviously, most of our profits from Luciais.com goes to our associated non profit, which is Hope Chain, which provides awareness and help for kids. And we partnered with Hope Squads. I don’t know if you’ve heard of Hope Squads. They’re out of Utah. They’re in most high schools and middle schools across the country. And what they are is an anti suicide group started by this guy named Dr. Greg Hudnall from I think Salt Lake. And he started it because after his fourth or fifth call to his high school to identify a body, he started this, this group called Hope Squads.

And what they do is they vote on kids in the school. The kids vote on other kids who would be the most likable, approachable, friendly, somebody you could trust. And then these kids get either accept or don’t. And if they accept, they get training. And so there are peer led group of children that other kids who are struggling can go chat with. And then if there is an outcry event, these kids are trained, they call a trusted advisor, the nurse, the principal, the adult, the police officer. But since he started it in his school district since 2002, I think they’ve had zero suicides.

So very good group. And you know, the thing about kids is, you know this, that until they hit puberty, the children’s pupils are larger than ours, almost double the size. So they can absorb more light, more of everything. And blue light. These poor children are on screens. It’s the only way they communicate and socialize. So they’re on it, you know, 8, 10, 12 hours a day. And if you don’t have like you either have the filter or wearing the glasses, it negatively affects them. And then if you want to put the tinfoil hat on, there’s all kinds of patents out there.

You can see where this is developed to be addictive and mind controlling. Amen. Before you get to the content. Exactly right. Yeah. We’ve actually gone through a lot of that with our audiences, gone through Patents on blue light owned by DARPA and other organizations. And it’s pretty incredible. We actually talk a lot about what we call the transhumanistic movement trying to connect us to a cloud. They use light to influence our behavior. And, I mean, it’s no different frequencies. Sound, light, they receive. You receive that information through sound waves, light waves to a specific metal antenna.

Just picture your car. You’re driving around, there’s an antenna sticking out of your car, and sound waves coming from a radio tower just hit it, go down the wire, the metal wire called an antenna. Then they travel to some cardboard speakers and project a sound. And every time they’re introducing metals into your body, it’s influenced by the light frequencies and the sound frequencies in your life. And they know they can influence this. In fact, every LED light bulb, look at them at Home Depot, Lowe’s, Walmart, wherever. Turn them around and ask yourself, why is there an FCC warning about radio frequencies being allowed to be admitted through your light bulb you’re about to buy? It tells you it has an antenna in it that can receive radio transmission.

Yeah. Why does your light bulb need to receive radio transmission? Yeah. They can enhance and turn off with radio frequencies whenever they want. Blue light and frequencies from your LED lights, Pretty ridiculous. They want. Yeah. Whenever they want. Yeah. It’s a very scary, evil world that we live in, and thank God there’s people like you out there bringing attention to it. All right, so, Daniel, let’s talk about mold, though. Let’s get to mold. We’ll talk about blue light. Does mold feed off blue light? You know what’s funny? There is. There’s some studies out there about how frequencies from WI FI can actually stimulate mold from cell phone towers and from blue light actually make mold worse.

So if you have it in your body and you’re trying to get rid of it and you’re being assaulted by these other things, it enhances it. And the thing I didn’t realize, when we were in the moldy house, I had three computer screens in front of me, a WI fi router literally right next to me, and then high tension lines over the top of the house we rented. So, like a toxic soup, my whole body was. You’re welcoming it right into your mind. Right. Without knowing. Yeah. So I will tell you, too. Also, Daniel, it’s very exciting that, you know, that we’ve actually shown audiences that 5G radiation from towers has been studied for 20 years, that when they take bacteria or fungi, which mold is.

And you put it in a petri dish, and then expose it to 5G radiation or Wi fi. They compare the speed at which bacteria and fungi absorb glucose in the petri dish and then replicate. The speed is quadrupled. Yeah, it’s scary. Of the bacteria and the yeast or fungi, mold included, drawing in blood sugar called glucose. And then if you expose it to 5G or WiFi radiation, it speeds up how fast they draw in and process the glucose to then fuel the replication process. So if you’ve got yeast bold bacteria in your body, they know, or in your environment, they know when you expose it to 5G radiation or Wi fi radiation.

And if, just imagine if you’ve got it in your body, like this guy with wires all over his his house and WI fi router right next to his person. And then he’s got all this technology there with blue light emitting it. Yes. This would speed up the amount of mold he’s exposed to. How fast those individual mold fungi are replicating to produce and excrete more mycotoxins, more poisons into his body to make him sicker. How many people in America and around the world do you believe should be concerned with mold? Daniel? Well, the research shows that about half the buildings in the United States have some sort of water damage.

So you can say if that’s what they’re studying, it’s probably more than that. And, you know, typically, it’s not really a lot. Usually you get it under a sink that’s leaking, behind a washer and dryer or some bad shower or bathtub, and that can be cleaned up pretty good. Our thing was our entire house was covered in it underneath. And all of our AC vents, which were from the 1960s, were rusted and sitting on that ground and that were sucking that mold up. So it made it extremely bad for us. So I advise people that if you find it, don’t try and clean it, tear it out, throw it away.

Even if it’s on the studs, you don’t want to risk, you know, throwing bleach on it. Just makes it angry and makes it reproduce faster, like you’re saying. And then if there’s Wi Fi, 5G and blue light, you’re just making it accelerate its reproduction. Yeah, mold. Mold will grow anywhere where it has humidity and water and air. That’s all it needs. So, just so you know, my home in Plano, Texas, I moved into eight years ago with my wife. We remodeled it for six months and we moved in. And when we moved in, within the first day of moving in, every time we’d Lay down in our bedroom, which is 3,000 square feet away from our main living room and front entry room.

We would start coughing when we lay down in our bed. And we would just start coughing for hours. And none of us knew why. I then hired a mold company to come in and look and see if there was mold anywhere in our home. And. And they found 3, 000 square feet away in the living room. There was a spot this big, a circle of black mold under the wood flooring on top of the concrete foundation. Just this big. A perfect little ring. And the mold company said that the previous owners must have had a planter with a plant in it right here.

And we’re over watering it. And the water would come spill out and soak through the wood, get to the concrete floor. And whatever air was there. It was a perfect ripe environment for the mold to grow under our wood floor. You never saw it. It was under the wood floor and it was actually getting the mycotoxins were actually going up into the air, getting sucked into the air vents, then blowing into our bedroom and every other room. It just happened to be the only one we were sleeping in. And we were coughing and we were the only ones here.

So we had that whole floor ripped up, had the whole thing remediated. Took several months or a couple weeks. Then we were able to move back in. No coughing ever again. Now that’s crazy. I’m also in Plano and my wife has a daughter in her 30s and her husband and kid live in Plano. They’re right now in a rental home for a month after last year being out of their home for several months because of mold. Black mold being discovered under the floor of multiple rooms in their home. They have a child. That child starts having all kinds of issues.

And then all of a sudden they pull up a play mat on the wood floor and black mold is all under it. After they just had the whole home supposedly remediated a mold and rebuilt. Now they’re back out again, renting a home outside of that home. And it has to. They found under the foundation a sewer leak that was never repaired the first time. And this is where the mold was coming from. It is. I mean, rashes, headaches, migraines. You all have these things and you think these are inherited or just lifelong. You might want to consider.

You might have mold. I cannot even underestimate or like minimize this at all. I had a patient who came in, Daniel, whose only complaint was night terrors while she was asleep in her house with her husband. In the master bedroom. And every night for six months, she was haunted by very visual dreams, very lucid dreams where she would see her husband. She thought it was real. Every night she would have this dream, but she thought it was real, where her husband was waking up and either had a knife over her ready to stab her, or had a gun and was going to shoot her while she was asleep in her bed.

And when she would wake up, he’s still sound asleep. She had these horrible dreams. I go to her home one night because I couldn’t figure out anything wrong with her in my office. I went to her home, had her go into her bedroom, lay down, because it always happens while you’re asleep. And let’s just have you in there, turn on your air conditioner, turn on your heater for a few minutes, and let’s. Let’s test you and see what shows up. She had a massive frontal lobe, occipital lobe, thyroid dysfunction occurring within just a few minutes of laying there in her bed.

Nowhere else in her house has happened. We found mold underneath her carpet in only the master bedroom and mold in the air duct blowing right down on top of them. They cleaned that out, replace the carpet and the pad underneath, and then cleaned out the actual attic. Never again did she have a single one of these night terrors she had every single day. Now she was. If she had gone to a psychiatrist, they probably would have diagnosed her with schizophrenia, bipolarism, Put her on the barbiturates, put her on drugs, Xanax and other things. And it had nothing to do with that.

This was the psychological reaction to the mold. So anyway. Scary. Very scary. So you just never know the impact of mold, but you should. Yeah. A couple of my kids had the same problem with night terrors, and they all went away. One of my. My son had a tear duct that we even had surgery on that just weeped all the time. Like, eight days after we moved out of that house, it stopped and never came back. Crazy, crazy stuff that mold can do. And, you know, you talk about the. The glucose uptake. I was craving sugar all the time while I was there.

I just could not get enough sugar. And what was crazy is I’d go out to west Texas for the oil and gas business and feel better. And then I’d get home and I’d feel bad and I would justify it, like, oh, I had a hard business trip. I’m tired, traveling, exhausting, working for this crazy boss. But it was the mold. It was crazy, crazy, crazy. Yeah, mold is from the devil. I would have some of those. Not night terrors, but they call it nocturnal paralysis or being sat on by a witch where you’re not awake, but you’re not sleeping and you can’t move.

That was pretty crazy. So I think there’s a demonic element to it as well. Amen. Also talking about the sugar, every bacteria, every parasite, every fungi, if you have an excess of them in your body, they primarily live off of sugar. So some of you might have an addiction to sugar, but you don’t. You actually have infections, pathogens in your body that live off of sugar. And you think you’re just craving sugar? No. The bugs need fuel, they want food. They are living off of you and what you’re supplying. So now these are all great. Now let’s talk a little bit about the suicidal ideations and behavior of children, which has become a very dear passion of yours.

How, how can we help these kids? Is it really just giving them blue light glasses, educating them on mold? What else motivates you around suicide prevention in children? Because this has become a very personal mission for you. Yeah. So like everybody, this, this, this epidemic or pandemic of suicide has just increased tremendously in the past five years. And I didn’t realize that the statistic. You just said that the largest population of increase in ideation is 4 to 11, which just blows me away that kids that young and even like you just said to two years old having suicidal ideation is crazy.

So in 2021, 2020, we started this nonprofit to give kids in underserved areas blue light blocking glasses because they can be expensive and a lot of people can’t afford them. And then in 2022, when the data came out about the increase in suicide, we shifted the nonprofit over to helping kids overcome the suicidal ideation and, and supporting the hope squads. And I think the thing the kids and parents alike don’t really understand is how much this blue light is affecting them. And a mold has a place in it, but that’s maybe half, half the population, probably less that are affected.

And you can have two people in the same household. Like my wife didn’t really have any problem with the mole. You know, some here and some there, but like, I was severely affected by it. So you can have two people living in the same house. And for me, I guess my filter, my liver wasn’t working as well to get it out as hers was. But all of us are exposed to blue light and kids now more than ever. And thankfully they passed the bill this year in Texas, where the kids can’t have their cell phones in school from 8 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon.

And there’s big changes. That was just this year. Yeah, great. Big change. Huge change. And so what our goal is, we’ve started this podcast called Y’. Allcast. It’s for Everybody. We say 13 to 103, but we’re doing similar to what you’re. You’re doing, but trying to gear it towards giving access to kids to other alternative options, other than what I call the dopamine driver. So if the kids have access to that and other ideas on how to overcome the anxiety or depression they’re facing. Because there’s a lot of stuff out there for guys in their 50s, women in their 40s, to recover from what they’ve been experiencing.

But there’s nothing out there that we’ve found that addresses for kids who are actively in the middle of it. So our big passion is to try and educate and give opportunities and ideas to children on what they can do differently and get some dopamine replacement activities going. We’re working with a guy here in Texas. His name is Dr. Lane Pathick. He’s a brain and neuro specialist. He’d be a great guest for your podcast. He’s in the Texas school districts. And so we’re trying to put together a beta program that, including not having the cell phones, but providing blue light blocking glasses, changing out or at least masking the blue light, you know, putting red or amber colored tubes on the fluorescent light bulbs or the LED light bulbs, and then implementing a 5 minutes per hour movement with the children and more time outside, even if it’s inclement weather.

Amen. I love all those initiatives. Yeah, that’s wonderful. Yeah. All right, so let’s review a few things. Few places people can learn more about your initiatives. So you’ve got Lucia eyes dot com. You’ve got Hope Chain. What’s the address for them? Web address for your hopechain.com. and then it’s y’all-cast.com. so we have. Yeah, it’s all y’. All. It’s for everybody. Oh, we haven’t launched that yet. It’s the second week of October. We’ll have it on all the platforms. That’s really exciting. Good. All right, Daniel, I’m very proud of you. Anything else you’d like to educate the audiences on, make them aware of? I appreciate your story.

The. The big thing for me on the suicide is there’s a stigma around people asking for help. And then the thing we realized Going to all these funerals of all these friends and family members is people were hesitant to say something to somebody that was struggling. Like they didn’t want to feel like they’re intruding or butting in. They don’t want to anger somebody. I would really encourage people, even if it just pops into your mind about somebody you haven’t talked to, pick up the phone and call them, pop by and see them. I’d rather have somebody pissed off at me because I said, hey man, you don’t seem like you’re doing all right.

Rather than them a week later being dead, which happened to me, you know, a young 30 year old guy that worked for me killed himself. And that was a pretty, pretty tough time, you know, with woulda, coulda, shouldas. So I would just encourage your audience to, if you feel like somebody’s struggling, talk to them. Get face to face, get voice to voice and reach out. You know, the continuity and connection and community is what really helps kind of obliterate that nonsense. And then, you know, get blue light blocking glasses from us. You know, turn off your cell phone at night, block the blue light, change them out to incandescent bulbs.

You know, all the stuff that you’re preaching and teaching, they need to keep doing that, but mostly reach out to each other and check on one another. That is one thing I think that was paramount during COVID 19. They tried to isolate everybody. And the way to succeed was to isolate you all from each other. And unfortunately for so many young people, social media is actually making children and individuals watching it feel isolated, as if their life doesn’t have as much meaning or worth as the people they are watching. And this has been conditioning and programming.

And a lot of these young kids feel like they are worthless or their life is not worth living. And you don’t know this, but I’ve had my daughter on this show and I have her read certain books and then educate the audiences on what she has Learned. She’s only 20 this year. She just turned 20 in July. And from the time she was 14 year old. Daniel. Daniel. This is all she would say to us. Dad. About her future. She goes, dad, I don’t plan on living past 20. I plan on killing myself. And I just look at her go this, and why would you want to do that? And she’d go, because every adult I’ve ever met in my life that’s older than 20 finds their life miserable.

And I don’t want to live a miserable adult life. Wow. And then this is all I would say to her. I never actually said I was worried about it. I never really thought she was gonna do it. But I’d always talk to her and spend one on one time with her and, and this is what I’d say to her, Daniel. Well, every, I mean every week I’d see her, this is what I’d say. I mean every week that we had this conversation since she was 14 years old. And I’d go like this, Sierra, I guess I need to find something you look forward to every single year to do.

Life just seems miserable by all the adults I know. And I’m like, you have no idea. Once you get out of school, once you get out of your parents home, you get to create whatever life you want. You’re just watching people that you know who are repeating you, that life is miserable for them. They aren’t living according to their own values. That’s their problem. They just don’t know what is of value to them and they are following what they believe are values of others. They don’t. They’re not loving their life. So anyway, all that program. Anyway, she is 20 years old now.

She has spoken at the last Healing for the ages conference, got on stage to talk about suicide. She found God, she’s found things she’s loved in the last five years that have transformed all of her beliefs, that she would actually kill herself. Now, I listened to that crap for four years, 14 to 18. She’s now 20. I have no concerns about her. She loves her life, cannot wait for her life into the future. But man, it took a. This is a strain that affects so many people. You can’t ignore it. So many young kids, so many children believe that their life is what, not worth living.

They believe it’s better to exit it. And there must be programming I’m not paying attention to in social media that is encouraging these kids to want to take their life out early. I don’t know what it is, but there must be something said to them that makes them feel like it ain’t worth living. And the number one thing I found during COVID was to isolate them was a power tool, a power trip. Isolate them, make them feel worthless. They can’t work, they can’t, they can’t provide value. And then we’re going to sell them the savior, which is you can get your get out of jail card, which is isolation if you just show us your vaccine card.

Well, let’s go out and you can go do it again. But man, suicide rates skyrocketed when kids were no Longer allowed to go to school to be around their peers. Oh man, it just skyrocketed. In 2020, Mike Rins, Sherry Tempany were all, I’m sorry, Thomas Rins, not Mike rins, Thomas Renz, Dr. Sherry, Timmy were testifying in Ohio in 2021 of the increased suicide rates in children 8 to 12 never seen before just by taking them away from their peers. And I think the ability to have kids, be able to have adults they can trust, peers they can trust, who can talk to them and tell them and show them love and community and family, blah, blah, it transforms how they see their own life so well.

Thank God your daughter’s doing well and that’s a great message that she’s the young ones out there talking to other kids about, hey, this is, this is part of this deal and it’s, it is a demonic program that they’re utilizing. That algorithm is crazy. And I just read an article, there’s a lawyer suing the parent company of ChatGPT because this poor kid had been groomed by Chat GPT to kill himself. It led him down this path of suicide and mentioned that like 1200 times in these conversations. No note, no hint, no nothing. Just had this relationship with Chat GPT which led him down this path to groomed him to kill himself.

And it’s crazy, it’s just evil. Just, you know. One of my, one of my most dear family friends ever in 2011 or 12. I knew their family for years and years. They were my best friends, the whole family. They had an 11 year old son who was in middle school in Frisco, Texas and the school district in Frisco, Texas paid to have an individual go through every school for that year and do suicide awareness lectures to all middle school age kids. And in the presentations they would show you how kids kill themselves. Wow. And they said, we’re going to show you all of these ways kids kill themselves.

So that if a kid tells you anything that sounds like what I’m about to show you, you need to take that warning seriously. If someone’s saying I’m going to kill myself this way, you need to go tell an adult, you know, it sucked. That kid walked from that class to his house and a parent was there and said, oh, he asked his parent if he’d go play with a friend after school and she’s like, no, I need you to come home. And the kid wanted to just go to a friend’s house. The upset, whatever created the upset in this poor 11 year old, 12 year old kid he walked home, parents weren’t there.

By the time he gets home. They went to go get another kid at a different school. Amanda, this suck. They come home to find him doing exactly what he was shown an hour earlier in school. How people kill themselves. And they found him in his bedroom and did exactly what he was shown in class. And it destroyed me, destroyed our family, I mean, their family. It was just. And by destroying, I mean, just emotionally destroyed them. And anyway, it lasts for your life. I mean, that’s one thing I don’t think people understand is it affects everybody for their entire life.

When you’re not here anymore. I’d like to make a movie that’s similar to the It’s a Wonderful Life, but kind of do it in a 2025 version where these kids will see what it does to the people when they’re not here. It just, they. They need to know they’re loved, you know, Even if it’s just you and me saying we love them, you’re okay, buddy. We love you. Yep. And then give them some quality time where they actually sense that you actually care. If it’s just a few minutes, it doesn’t have to be very long. As long as they know you’re willing to sit with them, look them in the eye and make sure they know they’re of worth and of value to anybody, then life changes for them.

Their view of life changes and view of themselves change. That’s the big deal. So there are hidden things you’re learning here. There’s hidden mold you cannot see. There’s hidden messaging and ChatGPT in other ways you don’t see. There’s blue light technology you physically don’t see. And these things are influencing your children, you, your family, your loved ones, your pets, all. Everything you care and love about, they are impacting them. With these hidden from your view, physically, you can’t see them. But they are physically destroying your life. And they know it. They publish. They know these are the effects of these technologies and these pathogens.

And so that’s why the doctor show is here, to make you educated, warned, and then inspired to take action. And these are just some of the simple actions you can take. Daniel Hubert, thank you very much for your time today. God bless you and your efforts. You’ve got the websites, you know where to get the blue lights, you know your discount code artist. 20 go get it. 20 off. Go get it. For you and all your loved ones, it’s phenomenal. And yeah, I’ve got kids in middle school in Texas right now. Amen. They’re told you can’t be on your phone from 8 to 4.

I guarantee you they’re finding ways to get on their phone, either in the bathroom, on the recess, on the playground, football practice, whatever. They’re doing it. So make sure they got their blue lights. This is super easy. A way to help protect them from the destructive nature of technologies outside of your view physically. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Daniel Huber. God bless you, buddy. You too, man. You’re my hero. I appreciate you very much. Thank you very much. And God bless you and all your efforts and everybody who’s supporting you. And go support Daniel right now.

I’m Dr. Dr. Ardis. We’ll see you next time on the Dr. Dr. Ardis Show.
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