Weaponized “Medicine”? With @RoB_sol_ & @goddek

1:19Ian MalcolmWell alright Sharon how goes it my dear?↗

1:26Speaker 1Sorry. Great, the day is going really good. I've been in a couple spaces and I'm excited about this space. So everybody, please repost the space, like it, save it, and, follow all the speakers, and let's go. Rob's fantastic, so this should be a really good space. Thank you, Ian.↗

1:43Ian MalcolmNo, of course. And, and thank you for hopping up here. I love being able to, to feature all kinds of wonderful co-hosts, wonderful speakers, and, today we have a very interesting one, Mr. Rob Sol, who, I first came across in another space that he was speaking in. And, I took great interest in it, and I say that because obviously if we look over the last, decade, the last twenty, thirty, forty years, we note the growing, let's say, comprehensive nature of essentially Jewish supremacy, and, as those tentacles are wrapping their arms around everything they have taken shape not only with the COVID vaccine, but also, essentially all renditions of modern medicine. And I think there's a piece to be discussed here that's not just medicine in terms of pharmaceuticals and chemicals that people are putting into their body, but also some of the psychological impacts of the past and the present. Right? So, so even the very ideas, if we think of Netflix, right, founded by a Jew, Mark, Randolph Bernays, and if we go to his predecessor, Edward Bernays, the father of propaganda, we go all the way back to his ancestor, Sigmund Freud, and what do we find? we find the idea of psychoanalysis, so the observing of the mind, as well as, in the present, the, the body, and, if this machine has its way, the soul of everyone. I think that's where ultimately this, Leads us. And so whether it is Freud of the past or Bernays or all the way to the present with Netflix, whether it's the Rockefellers and all the things that they injected into, let's say, the food pyramid, right? At every turn, every piece of your world that you interact with, the devices that you pick up, the messages that you see therein, as well as the food you're putting in the body, the medicine that you're perhaps being given to combat the illnesses that are probably derivative from the foods you're having, right? All of this It is a comprehensive matrix that summons just about every aspect of your being. I see we've got Dr. Simon in here, might be very interested if, he wants to hop up into this one. It's a very interesting subject, and I bring it up because not only are we going to be diving into COVID, diving into the vaccines, diving into all sorts of other pieces of modern medicine and how they're essentially being weaponized against you while proclaiming that they're going to bring you, you know, better health. we're also gonna go into the But why, and not only the how, but of course, the end game of all of this stuff. Simon, it's an absolute pleasure to have you up here with, Rob as well. Hey, Simon. I'm really excited. Hey, Sarah, how-- And we got so many wonderful speakers in here. Hey.↗

4:29Speaker 2It's great to see so many people up here on, this, this great chance to talk about such an important topic. And thanks to Ian, Sharon, and everyone else coming up on the speaker. you know, it's, it's, it's just super pertinent right now for us all to be aware, because in the end, the only person that can really defend against this current situation is yourself, and you really need to be aware of this whole monstrous truth.↗

4:55Speaker 2the next wars aren't re- really being fought on the battlefields, they're being fought inside your body and inside your brains. and the tools of this war are endless, but they include your food, medicine, water supply, and I think Ian said it beautifully. if you look at one, just one technology, the, the mRNA platform, which we'll go into today, it's just a complete tool for,↗

5:16Speaker 2it's the kind of crown jewel in the depopulation effort. but, you know, I just, I don't wanna go too long now, I just want to make that open statement, but yeah, w-wherever we want to dive fully into it, let's go for it. But, it's just great to see everyone here.↗

5:29Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And maybe the best place to↗

5:37Ian MalcolmWe have Mr. Simon Gutnick. Would be wonderful to have that from him as well. I know this is a, an arena in which he takes an immense amount of interest. He's been speaking about these issues and, faced very real life consequences, for speaking out against essentially the, the dangers of these, quote unquote, safe and effective drugs. And so would love it if you guys wouldn't mind just giving a little bit of background on yourself, and, and kind of lending credence to the expertise that you have in this subject, and if either of you guys wanted And, and run with it certainly feel free to on that side.↗

6:13Speaker 2you know, if, if Doc, yeah, whoever wants to go first, but, I, I don't mind just, bringing a bit of context on myself. my name is Roberts, I live in Australia. I've actually just been trying to dedicate myself towards, exposing and creating, creating this collective awareness behind these really important issues. I obviously, focus on, on other main areas of, in the banking industry, free energy technology and, and quantum physics, but also, I think that the people that are, are, are leading the future are really the, the polymaths and the people that can connect the dots, and I think we, we need to start really becoming interdisciplinary and understanding this kind of vast range of now asymmetric tools being used to control us. essentially have a ruling technocracy, a one-world government controlled by these banking dynasties that now have tools of subversion and control that's so advanced, they're beyond logical comprehension.↗

7:08Speaker 2so really it's the, the technocracy versus the people, and things have become so, outmatched As we see this kind of next, generation of weapons, this fifth generation of weapons that really rely on non-kinetic military action, such as, you know, what's referred to as, you know, Edward Bernays and the social engineering elements, misinformation, you know, cyberattacks Engineering, you know, artificial, artificial intelligence systems, fully autonomous systems, and, you know, for decades we've seen the weaponization of cutting-edge technology,↗

7:39Speaker 2really for the use for, for kind of a scaling into domination, depopulation, and, technocratic control. So now we're seeing military strategies being employed against nation states and populations. so really it's at the cellular level now the battle, and it's really going all the way up to the atmosphere. They're engineering our bodies and our minds, our behaviors, and our environments essentially to, enact this global hegemonic agenda. And we've been warned against it, like Dwight D. Eisenhower warned us against the, the guards against acquisition of influence. Sort of unsought by the military-industrial complex, and then we had JFK warning us ag-against this scientific technological elite. Even Biden warned us against this in his outgoing speech. So these are, are huge issues. and essentially now we are seeing a, a global depopulation effort and a transhuman movement by the ruling elite, as they push this great reset and new world order. So this transhuman agenda, who is part of that? Epstein was a great proponent of that, but even as we go, especially as we're talking about, on the other space with Ian, the mRNA platform and this kind of chaos theory with these cascading health effects, and again, the self-amplifying, self-assembling RNA, RNA, mRNA technology, which is now on the forefront, of, you know Destroying humanity as, as a, as a species, and it's probably one of the most pernicious and insidious technologies ever to be released, only justified by the fake pandemic. and again, COVID didn't affect certain populations, and we all know who those populations were, those ethnic,↗

9:12Speaker 2backgrounds. Essentially, it was an ethnically based weapon, that has caused all these issues. But then again, I'll open the floor to the doctor as I look forward to hearing what he's saying.↗

9:21Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. And, and Dr. Gaddik, if you wouldn't mind, just 'cause I know, again, this is an area of, of expertise, and, it's gonna be very interesting to hear your take on this subject, and, I, I know there's a lot of black pills, being fired, like a machine gun there out of, of Rob, because this is a very scary, time that we find ourselves in where, like you said, the battlefield isn't really-- it's, it's not trench warfare, it's not Warfare against the mind, the body, and the soul of the masses, essentially by the elite ruling class that, seem to control just about everything, and while that is very, concerning, you know, the, the, let's say the, the effort to seek out truth, to incorporate it into your life, and then also perhaps a way to find yourself out of the matrix, as, Doctor, you certainly have done with kind of this off-grid approach to the world, I think it'll be wonderful to hear your takes on these subjects and also some of the ways That people can disconnect either from the illusion that is the Matrix and/or directly from these city centers, and, and perhaps finding a way outside, whether it's through herbal and more traditional medicine or, or like you're doing, Doctor, you know, completely disconnecting physically from this, this very system. So, would love it if you could give a little bit of background on, on kind of yourself and how you got where you are today, which is not only so informed, but also so independent in your, your approach to day-to-day lifestyles. Yeah,↗

10:50Speaker 3thanks, So, I don't know where to start. I mean, I could start when I was born or whatever, but I just start, I don't know, maybe when I finished school. so I first- studied marketing. Like, you know, you finish high school, and you're like, "Okay, I went to high school in Oklahoma, and Holland, and in Germany." And I was, I was like, "Okay, what I'm gonna do?" And you don't know, ev- all your friends are doing business, right? I mean, like, and at school, I mean, like, I was, I was great at math, I was great at physics, I always had the best grades, and in sports, so like, you know, physical ed. So these are three↗

11:33Speaker 3You have like these days you can just like get into universities and, and check out what they're doing. You, you have these in the US as well? I don't know, in Europe we have this. So you just go to universities and you check out, okay, what is this university like, you know? So I attended some math and physics classes and I was like, what the fuck, I didn't understand anything, I was so afraid.↗

11:51Speaker 3I was like, okay, I'm gonna fail all of this because it was just like Chinese. so I was like, okay, Time of my life, it was like three years. I think I attended only three classes physically. It was also easy, and I, and I, you know, I, I got the degree, and I was like, okay. what am I gonna do now? I didn't even like marketing.↗

12:17Speaker 3I got the degree, and I was like, okay. so I did another, so I did another bachelor, and I went into, natural sciences. In energy, energy engineering, and then my master's in, in energy and water engi-engineering and management was like some kind of fifty-fifty master, but it was more, it was more technical than, than any management. I think I had like two management classes or something.↗

12:44Speaker 3and after this, I was like, okay, I'm not ready to work because I don't like getting up early. I hate it. I mean, like, that's, yeah, I still don't get up early. I get up at eight or nine or something. But at least I, I can't get up early, I can't, you know, work for a company every day from like seven or eight AM until, until five. So I applied for, for PhDs, and one PhD I got was in the field of aquaponics, something that's like, you know, super unrelated, but it was had like this, this water part in it, and I did the, within this PhD, like, you know, Shil's always called me on this platform a,↗

13:20Speaker 3plant doctor, but I, you know, or fish doctor or something. but I don't know, I don't know too much about fish. And plants, well, I'm, I'm doing gardening now, but that's it. So my, my focus was on bioreactors, on bacterial life within bioreactors. So, multi-phase bioreactors, like MBR, okay, I can, I can just throw out words. It's like, let's, let's just say anaerobic bioreactors, which is very complex to, so to say. so I- And what would that↗

13:54Ian Malcolmbe to, to, The, at a molecular level or a biological level, what you were studying just to, to bring it down. All of it. So I was developing↗

14:03Speaker 3the physics, the water flows. I was looking into the bacterial composition, super important. I was, you know, the physical part again, I was, was creating, growing the sludge, I had to, I had to adjust the upflow. I was building these things myself, like every, every evening, like literally from six till, till, till eleven, I was like building these things myself, and I↗

14:26Speaker 3Using the outflow, so actually I created something so you can, you can grow food on Mars. So, I mean, Elon Musk didn't, ha-hasn't contacted me yet, but literally, I created something you can take all the waste, all the biological waste, you put this into the system, and all, what you get out is like pure fertilizer, which you also apply to plants, of course, to see the, to see the growth of plants, and was growing better than hydroponic systems, so it was, was like wild. And at, so I, I, in order to build these reactors, I, I followed many very specific classes. They were called,↗

15:02Speaker 3system dynamics, you know? so We-- I was looking into, into building complex systems following like cause, cause and effect relationships, but just like, you know, cause and effect is actually like A causes B, but in this case we had like fifty va-- variables. So we, you know, you know these, you know these, memes where like some guys in front of a wall with all these arrows and all these, you know,↗

15:31Speaker 3and, and all these variables and saying like, "Look, they're, they're connected like this and this. Look, Bill Gates is here." And you These memes, and, and literally this is what I was doing, but like in a slightly more serious way. I don't, I don't want to say that the people who, who, who create these images aren't serious, I think they are, they're making a very good point, but I was doing it in a scientific way.↗

15:50Speaker 3And, at one point I was, yeah, you know, during COVID, I, I finally was like, okay, I can, I can apply this knowledge to something else. So, During my postdoc, I was, I was publishing, you know, I was, I was doing my postdoc, and then I was publishing on, on, on some, health stuff. I was applying, I was applying these cause-loop, diagrams to human beings, and I was working on a publication to, treat borderline. so it's, you know, you guys might know borderline, people have it, and you don't wanna be close to these people usually. Anyways, I was, I was working on it, and I was looking↗

16:34Speaker 3Working on this for like two years on all these diagrams and all these publications, I was looking to gut health, so I have publications on kombucha, on the impact of, you know, of, of, of B vitamins and, and, and these, beneficial bacterias on, on gut health and, and consequently, you know, on the regulation of cortisol, et cetera. and then COVID hit, and I was like, okay, since I'm a huge fan of vitamin D, and I, I, I read hundreds of papers on vitamin D,↗

17:00Speaker 3I↗

17:04Speaker 3We were, we were still printing out these papers and putting them into folders. I had like this whole folder with vitamin D and like everything marked, et cetera. I was like, okay, I'm gonna write a publication. I'm using all this information I find, I'm showing like the impact of vitamin D directly to your, to your, to your, you know, to your immune system, because you can't say like, oh, vitamin D increased the immune system. There are thousand steps in between. So I created this graphic, within, I think, two or three↗

17:34Speaker 3Reading and writing. and I was, I was, shooting out a, a, a paper, like telling, telling people like, "Look, if your vitamin D levels above fifteen nanograms per milliliter, and you take supplement with vita- vitamin K as well, and I was explaining why it's important to avoid calcification, et cetera, you don't have to worry about the sniffles." So I wanted to publish this paper, and I, I went to the best journals I could find because I thought it was a very important paper, and one of the↗

18:04Speaker 3of, our immunology, they were, they were like, "Okay, your paper is amazing, you know," but first had to go through a pre- through a peer review, three, reviewers, and they were all fine with it after, after two iterations, which is cool. So, I published this paper, and, that's when my life, started to go downwards, like literally. And I'm making a chart, sorry,↗

18:29Speaker 3Rob, Bob, yeah, Rob, So I published this, and, yeah, my university got emails very quickly that there's like someone working at the university in the Netherlands, which is like number one and number two in biotech in the world, there's always like MIT or them, it's just like, you know? and they were saying like that, that someone is spreading like dangerous, dangerous misinformation via scientific papers. I was like, "What the fuck? I've never heard of stuff like this," you know? It's, it's like, you know?↗

19:03Speaker 3How? And eventually they, they accused me of having a vitamin D shop, which I have now, which I didn't have back then. I wasn't ever thinking about having a vitamin D shop, and that I didn't put it into the conflict of interest. So I had to send, like screenshots from my whole, my whole bank account, literally, you know, to the journal and my university to prove The only income I had was from them. I'm glad I never, I never paid for a horse or something, imagine like you paid for, I don't know, you know, or only fans or something, you know, I was, it was quite safe, it was like, it was like my income and the groceries and the rent, literally. This was like, you know, my, my, my content and, and, and, and they were like, okay, they were lying, whatever, and, it's fine, the publication will stay online because it's↗

19:56Speaker 3of the university. I was like, okay, cool, no problem, I won't do this. so this was in beginning of twenty twenty, like super early twenty twenty. I started writing the paper already in March, you know, before most people were aware that there was like this psyop, and it got published, I think, in May or June. So, afterwards, beginning of twenty, end of twenty twenty, I was made aware of a neighbor of mine in the Netherlands who was a data analyst for, IBM. There were some, inconsistencies regarding the publication of the COVID protocol, the PCR protocol, written by something, by a German called Christian Drosten.↗

20:40Speaker 3and I was looking into this because at the same time I was a, a, editor of a Springer Nature journal. so I was like, okay, I, I told my, I told my followers, I wrote, I wrote a whole thread, I had like, I don't know, how many followers you have, you guys have an average, but I, when I wrote this thread, I had like maybe thirty, forty followers, right? Like, you did these, this no-name account I had,↗

21:06Speaker 3still using my name, so, but anyways, I was writing this thread, I was explaining, you know, every step of a peer review process, like every little Usually, and, why it can't be done quickly, and then I analyzed, their, their, this paper and I, and I saw it was, submitted and published within twenty-four hours. even though it's impossible. I mean, it's even, it's even possible if everybody's in the same room working on it, it's impossible because you have to type, et cetera, et cetera. So I was like, "Wow, this paper didn't get peer reviewed," but I didn't make this conclusion. I didn't, I didn't put it on, in, in, in the, in the, in the thread. But I published it and I was explaining everything, I was like, "Okay, this is very unusual. There's something↗

21:55Speaker 3That's really when, when I got into trouble, because many Dutch professors were, again, contacting my university and saying that I'm like, you know, hurting science by questioning science, and that it's, theoretically possible That someone published within 24 hours, but it was like, you know, the, the author was in the editorial board of this, of this, of this, of this journal, it was like nothing made sense. And, yeah, I lost my job within weeks.↗

22:28Speaker 3so yeah, that's when it, this situation started, and now I'm in Brazil, so I moved to Brazil. In between, I had like, you know, I, I moved to Brazil, I think it was in May 2021. my wife's Brazilian, so it was a very easy step. I was like, okay, I don't want, I don't want to be part of this crazy society anymore, so I bought myself Land in the middle of the Atlantic rainforest, so there are no direct neighbors. I'm in the middle of the, you know, maybe you've seen the pictures, the drone pictures I uploaded, I'm literally alone. There is nothing far, just like jaguars, spiders, and snakes, and my chickens, and my dogs, and my cats, my wife, et cetera. So, but I mean, like, otherwise there is nothing.↗

23:07Speaker 3And I'm living here totally off-grid. I have my, my solar system, which is like a twenty kilowatt peak, seventy kilowatt hours batteries, of which I can use twenty fifty-five kilowatt hours. I have, I have, I have a greenhouse. I have a, you know, a recirculating aquaculture system to have fish, trouts and tilapia, depends on the season.↗

23:30Speaker 3yeah, I have meat here because we have many boars, you know, and it's, it's fun, it's fun, it And eating them, so I, I just have everything here. I have, I have five, five, water streams coming out of the mountains, so I have fresh water as well. yeah. And yeah, when I moved here, so now, this is actually the most fucked up story. Maybe you don't find, find the most fucked up, but me as a science, I find it fucked up. So I, you know, when you, when you're in science and you're doing a postdoc and you wanna continue working at the university or the Right now, for right now, you have to find yourself follow-up funding. So isn't like in, in, you know, ten, twenty years ago, the university was like, "Okay, you're gonna work for us, you're gonna work for us the rest of your life." No, it's just like literally always three years, contract. So, I was looking for follow-up funding, and I, I started, started working on this in two thousand and nineteen, two thousand and twenty, in my free time. So in my free time, not within working hours, I↗

24:36Speaker 3but had a chance of, of getting the funding, I think it was 0.5%, which is like, you know, which is like zero. And, yeah, after the university said like they fired me, I, I, you know, yeah, you're out, I got the message that I won the money. I was like, "Wow, it was like a couple of million dollars for, for this project." And it's like, you know, in science you usually have a consortium, so I had like, this was like 18 universities all over the world. One was, like, you know, and like, one was in Seattle, and the other one was like in Kenya, South Africa, a couple of European ones, one Asian one. So,↗

25:15Speaker 3So when I heard I won, and my university said, "No, no, you got us the money, thank you, but no, no, no, you're not gonna come back here," I asked all the other universities I put personally on this application, you know, because I contacted them, some of them I knew personally before, actually, almost everybody of them perfect, per-personally before, and I was like, "Okay, work for you guys," and everybody had like, "Ah, no, we don't like what you say," or like, "Mm, Region one, they were like, "Of course." I was like, "You guys know I'm online, I'm saying stuff, right?" And they're like, "Yeah, no problem, no problem, bro."↗

25:53Speaker 3The day I signed the contract, living in Brazil, by the way, so I was living in Brazil, I was like, "Guys, I just moved to Brazil." "No, no, no problem." we needed-- They needed anyway someone who was building a greenhouse in a jungle environment because Honduras, which was also part of the project, dropped out because of some COVID↗

26:15Speaker 3From there, you just, you have a start, jungle land, if you, if you wouldn't mind. If, if you can build the greenhouse, you pay the greenhouse, once we pay you the greenhouse. I was like, okay, cool, okay. So pay the greenhouse with my personal savings. And I worked for the Norwegians, and actually the day I signed the contract, my Twitter account got banned for tweeting about Bill Gates or asking Bill Gates a question why they invested into biotech just like, you know, have, have a year before COVID started or was, or was started↗

26:45Speaker 3And, so I was without, without Twitter, one and a half years, and I worked for this company, like this research institute, perfe- fine. I, I, I worked for them, and at night, in my free time, in my freedom, I built the greenhouse myself, like all myself, and wasn't paid for it. they said like they couldn't pay for it. I was like, no problem. I mean, like I'm, I'm happy I'm living here in Brazil now, I have a job, I'm on my way↗

27:09Speaker 3So, and, and, and then like, Christmas, twenty twenty-four, I think it was twenty twenty-four, or twenty twenty-three, twenty twenty-three probably, was twenty twenty-three. I got my Twitter account back. So, you know, it exploded from thirty thousand to half a million within, within literally weeks. And when everybody got back to work in January, I lost my job, like right away literally. They, they said like, "Literally, you're fired."↗

27:38Speaker 3they, they sent me one message, they said like, "Because I exceeded my freedom of expression on X," this was the first official, official, m-message, and then obviously their lawyers told them, "You can't do this," and then they sent me another one, was like, "Oh, no, this, this wasn't the real reason," and then they came up with like, "Yeah,↗

27:59Speaker 3I, they, they couldn't tell why. It's like, oh, just like, you know, you know. Anyways, I lost the job. I got a lawyer, to, to sue them, and my lawyer, missed several deadlines. So three deadlines, I think. So I was, I was, I mean, this was an easy win. Like, my wife is a lawyer, and she's like, "This is an easy win," and just my, my lawyer in Norway just didn't submit stuff. She just like, "Oh, okay, I will do Stuff like this. So, I lost the lawsuit. I mean, I actually won it. Actually, that's the fun part, I won it. but because, she didn't do some execution. I don't, I don't understand law, but at least I won it and I lost it, at the same time, and, and they, they make me pay one hundred thousand dollars, even though I was, I was totally winning it and I wasn't the right, because they, they, they kicked me out, without, you know. He called me pri- privately on Skype, unfortunately didn't record, recorded, and he said like he's super sorry, but like there's nothing he can do, and you know, it's like, you know, the reputation, what I said about COVID, it was still like, you know, twenty twenty-four in the beginning, so people were still like afraid. And yeah, that was the moment actually I lost literally everything. So,↗

29:12Speaker 3So I was there without a job, without money, without anything, so, here I am, just like a poor guy now living in the Brazilian rainforest, but at least I'm, I'm, I'm self-sufficient. I, I, I, yeah, I, I grow my own food. I, I, I talk about vitamin D. Unfortunately, with the war of Israel, now I have another focus, but like, I like talking about health a lot.↗

29:35Speaker 3And I, yeah, I like, being independent from, from the government and all, from all this madness because it's like what, what we have seen during COVID, you know, once you, you have a, you have an opinion that's a bit different, just like now with Israel as well, a bit different, and they will, they'll, they're trying to cancel you again. It's the same people behind both. So, yeah, this is,↗

29:55Speaker 3Long story short, or like short story long, I don't know, sorry, I usually don't talk that much, but like, you know, it's, it's so complex, it's, I had to tell the whole story. And, yeah, just so like, Rob also had like, you know, I just scrolled through his timeline, he also is a fan of vitamin D, so we, we are all aware of what's good for you, what's bad for you, and, and he's also right, like everybody↗

30:18Speaker 3has to,↗

30:25Speaker 3Eight, nine hours per night, you know, get, get out into the sun, if, if not, take vitamin D and K2, supplement with omega three, avoid like this, goyleb, right? don't eat too much refined sugar. If you eat sugar, like, do it with fruits, the best is like black fruits or dark fruits. it's like, it's full of flavonoids, it's, it's super healthy. And, you know, m-- go to the gym at least three, four times a week. It's just like, you know, it's just like gone within a second. So just take it into your own hands. But I think we're gonna talk about these, all these topics anyway, so I don't wanna, I don't wanna do the summary yet, otherwise you can close your space.↗

31:09Ian MalcolmNo, and that was a, that was a wonderful, intro, and, and I'll, I'll tell you, I think one of the most valuable pieces of that, is having that as a backdrop for both yourself and for Rob, because you're coming at this from essentially different angles, right? Rob has gone down this, rabbit hole more on the conspiracy side, essentially, and then educating himself as a result of what he started to uncover, and Dr. You kinda came at it from the other side, where you were extremely edge- educated on the science and kind of the, the bio, mechanical engineering aspects, if you will. And so to have the two of you both be able to speak on this subject, it's gonna be a wild adventure. So I hope everybody buckles in. and with that, I think maybe the, the, the, the best place to start, Rob, with you, is this idea of what you think COVID was, and I know that that sounds a little bit trite, but you have some individuals that would suggest that the virus was essentially just a A, a relabeled version of the flu that they then utilize to scare everybody into vaccines. But I'm kind of curious for your thought on if, if that's what you believe it was, or if not, if it was something that was engineered and released in, the lab in Wuhan, whether by, let's say, the Chinese, or more likely by the North Carolina Research Triangle and that entire piece of the puzzle. So I'm kind of curious if you wouldn't mind giving maybe your thoughts on, on the virus and what people- Went through an experience. What was it that was floating around everybody's city that had most people terrified and putting masks on their faces and a second mask on their face and then crawling on their hands and knees 'cause their television told them that, that was safer? what, what do you think was exactly floating around the air, literally and figuratively throughout COVID?↗

33:00Speaker 2thanks, and, I really appreciate the question and, the opportunity to, to deep dive into something which, I think hasn't been given enough time. And just quickly to preface, with Dr. Simon saying, anyone that provided any option to treat the disease other than a vaccine was vilified. And, and as we all know with, with vitamin D, you know, low vitamin D levels were significant in like how severe your symptoms were, mortality rates, and that was all subdued. And that's again why We see, you know, more severity of symptoms in populations or demographics with low vitamin D levels. So if you look at the African American population, they were actually affected, disproportionately. So ethnically targeted, COVID actually ethnically targeted objectively Caucasians, Black people, and the most immune to it were the Ashkenazi Jews and, Chinese people. But going to that deeply, as RFK has touched upon, so about ten percent of the population, wasn't affected and actually shows the, the prevalence of- That it's an ethnic, ethnic bioweapon. So it's the ACE two and the TMPRSS two polymorphism analysis show that COVID-19 actually didn't affect Ashkenazi Jews, and actually had, they had a gene that actually made them eight times more likely to have no symptoms. So we've seen it as essentially just a, a global kind of, initiative to, target essentially the, the vast human population. And what's happened essentially is That it's changed humanity as a species. what we're seeing now is the first documented evidence, that mRNA vaccines have integrated into the genome, the human genome. So now we're a tre- we're a post- Like vaccine post mRNA species, okay, we're post-COVID, and they, they find it in cancer patients, they've identified, you know, the vaccine-derived spike gene and sequence that's been chimerically fused into chromosomes, okay? So that, that perfect twenty twenty base pair, it's just like a trillion in one chance of a coincidence. And there's people like Nicholas Hult, Hultsch, who's been talking about this topic for so long, and I really would recommend people to follow this guy's name, it's Nicholas Hultsch. and he's also sh-shown, that, you know, the mRNA vaccines have severely impaired thousands of genes, so you have this kind of mitochondrial failure, this immune collapse, and when you look at this through the lens of a military technology and chaos theory, they're really creating this cascading of effect that will really affect humanity as a species forever. so we really look at this, this kind of sabotaging of the hu-human DNA, by mRNA. so we have thousands of genes critical for cancer control, genomic stability, immune function,↗

35:44Speaker 2and it's just thrown it all into chaos. And even if you just got COVID, not the vaccine, it's down-regulated this p fifty-three, you know, immune-- like it's a gene that actually down-regulates cancer, and that's actually affected the whole species now. So we're seeing this kind of carcinogenic explosion, that's- And only due to the SV40 in, in the vaccines, you know, which is this kind of simian virus 40, which was literally put into vaccines to create this kind of carcinogenic, kind of cancerous catalyst but it's just, it's getting even worse because we have Dr. Anne Burkhardt, she's a germ pathologist, is now showing that, spike protein from the COVID is replacing male sperm. He's done studies and all the sperm has been replaced with spike protein. It's actually ridiculous. So I just want to make sure that every time we do spaces, and it's another reason why I love Ian, it's always solutions based. So if anyone's out there that has taken any of this mRNA vaccine, any of it, you need to start a protocol right now which can save↗

36:41Speaker 2It's probably the main thing that you wanna be focusing on, and make sure you do your research and come to this decision yourself. But every single person that has taken the mRNA vaccine has amyloid microclots. Every single person that has taken the vaccine has systemic vasculitis, okay? Inflammation in the cells, in the vessels of their brain, in their body, okay? So a lot of these morticians are finding these huge fibrous, kind of clots in these people, and they're wondering what it is. Essentially, it's These kind of fibrinogens, these kind of hardened proteins that are now just clogging up people's, arteries. And the best way to deal with this, and also any kind of arterial plaques, is nattokinase. Okay? You really should look at this. And, you know, it's, it's really important for people to start taking this seriously because essentially you have to become your own doctor, okay? So The problem is, as well, the damage is being done. Well, and Rob,↗

37:35Ian Malcolmreal, real quick, just to, to, to pause and, and kind of reiterate, just because there's so much content in there. so for, let, let's think of maybe three different groups of people. So you've got those that went through COVID, but they didn't get any of the mRNA. You have those that went through COVID that perhaps got some degree of mRNA, maybe they got a first round or the first two rounds of either Pfizer, Moderna, or any Any of the others that were offered, kind of, in the European continent. And then you've got the individuals that did not only that, but also got the boosters, right? If you think of those three groups, out of curiosity, the, the difference between the first and the third would be what? And I say this just 'cause I know that there's, comments about shedding and all kinds of other things that perhaps, you know, even being around people that have been vaccinated might be detrimental or maybe that's just hyperbolic, conspiracy rhetoric. I'm kinda curious↗

38:34Speaker 2I think you're totally right to point out the fact that there are different levels of severity of contamination, but effectively every single person has been, has now been affected by the spike protein. It's just the unvaccinated have much lower levels. but we still need to go through this kind of chelation and this, the detoxing the spike protein if we can. But, every single person now has had, you know, been affected by the spike protein. And, and I think that, you know, we-- the more-- there was a huge, study in Japan↗

39:02Speaker 2Have, the more likely you are to die. So the people that got the boosters and the boosters, like, essentially it's given the whole world an autoimmune condition. And effectively, the more accumulation of this kind of gene editing bioweapon, which was created by the military through military technology, the more that you are taken, so if you're just taken two, after the first two years, the, the incidence of severe disease demonstrably lower. Okay, so you're out of the clear after, if you haven't had any issues. But these, these cause cascading effects↗

39:32Speaker 2Turbo cancers, you know, this, this whole kind of cascading effect, and I, I really don't think that it's-- That was the first level, 'cause now we have this self-amplifying mRNA technology, which is much worse, which will effectively, you know, turn everybody's body into a, a kind of a protein factory with no off switch, and, and they can, they've used this technology to vaccinate, they say, anyone who doesn't wanna get vaccinated. So it's essentially like a, a kind of synthetic virus, and↗

39:59Speaker 2we can, I↗

40:02Ian Malcolmdefinitely did, and, and we'll certainly go to, this idea, and, and I, I absolutely love, Rob, that you just mentioned, what we can do proactively to try to reverse some of the damage that's been done, even those individuals, of course, that didn't get the vaccine, or for those that did, right? What, what can we do to really intervene and try and reverse the damage that's been done? really quickly. Before we kinda go to this next iteration, which is this, kind of multiplying effect that you're gonna go into, I'm curious, Dr. Godec, for some of your thoughts because I, I know when people talk about COVID, there's a million different iterations of what people believe that was. There's obviously some of the, the military aspects. I know there's a, a, a base, I think it was in, Baltimore, Maryland, if I'm not mistaken, out of which a lot of this early mRNA, patenting came that was- Clearly tied to the military in one capacity or another. but you also have all kinds of other individuals that will say, you know, it's gonna be 5G radio towers that are gonna control us with the, the spike protein and everybody's gonna become a robot or something along those lines, right? There's, there's lots of different variations, and I don't mean to make light of what is a very serious subject, but I'd be curious for your thoughts on what Rob shared because a lot of that sounds, you know, extremely concerning, of course, and I, I just wanna make↗

41:25Ian MalcolmWalking that thin line between what we know is verifiable and what maybe is, you know, more wild rhetoric that we see on the internet, which I don't think he shared at all, but, but just to get your thoughts from the, you know, biomechanical and, and kind of scientific community as well, I'm curious for it.↗

41:42Speaker 3So, I, I still didn't make a mind like what it really was. It's very difficult, it's very difficult to tell. All I can tell you is our, our facts, right? Like hardcore facts. It's like the same Christian Drosten I told you before, who came up with this, PCR protocol. He started, he started, working on this PCR protocol, on this p-COVID, COVID-19 PCR protocol prior to patient zero.↗

42:13Speaker 3so you have to wonder, like, if there's patient zero and already before he's been working on a, on this, on this PCR test, right, following this, this specific protocol, how's this possible? Haha, you know? So- So I think they might have, worked with gain of function. I, I actually believe it, because, you know, there was this very specific group,↗

42:50Ian Malcolmyou↗

42:58Speaker 3I think there was gain-of-function research, and I think they, they took it and, yeah, just, just, just left it, you know, with us. but I, I also believe that it's like, here in Brazil they call it gripezinha, which means like a small, little flu. i-it's a little flu, and if you compare it to, to really flu seasons, like more, way more people die↗

43:25Speaker 3Off, I say off, not with, off the flu and pe- and people died, you know, from COVID. So, we al-also have hardcore data on this. So, but how do you-- how did they create this pandemic? So there would never been a pandemic without this PCR test, 'cause that way, you know, healthy people were made-- were made sick. So we-- I wrote a publication, a mathematical publication, and we-- and based on, the base theorem, we were able to show that around ninety percent of the positive tests in the, in, in the Netherlands were false positives. So↗

44:03Speaker 3this actually shows us, like, imagine you have like ten, ten people getting, you know, getting the flu, right? Or the sniffles, and actually, you know, nine, nine of them are perfectly healthy, they're just like, were, were, were tested positive, but they weren't, they weren't sick. There was, there's never been something like this, like, "Oh, you're healthy, but you're sick." I remember when I went to, To, to high school, you know, it was always like, "Okay, you're sick, you can still get to school on your bike or with the bus, you're not sick, right?" I mean, like, if you're laying in bed sick or you're sitting on the chair sick, I mean, it's the same, just don't stay at home, you know? Even with the flu, we were like, "Okay, you can go to school." So suddenly, suddenly we were told that people who were perfectly healthy, who didn't feel anything, were sick and dangerous.↗

44:50Speaker 3And, you know, in that way they were able to multiply and ampli-amplify, the, the, the cases, and then, and suddenly also the, the, the death. But if you, if you, if you normally look at the, at the center distribution of, of, of a flu season when people die, it's usually around February, March, because that's when the vitamin D level is the lowest, right? after a long dark winter, at least in, in the, in the northern and very southern hemisphere.↗

45:19Speaker 3so During COVID, we, we saw this, we saw the peak in, in May. Like, why May? Like everybody's asking, why in May? And there is a very, very, very easy explanation for this, and it's called chronically elevated cortisol levels. So the panic That has been in the media since, I want to say actually, mid of March. So March sixteenth, it's my birthday, and they started that day with a panic, but it took like a while until everybody, you know, everybody was aware of it. So let's say the, the peak of the panic was in, in April. And, you know, once your cortisol level is elevated chronically over a long period of time, usually, you know, you know, it's, it's like, you know, you're afraid for like a minute or two, it's fine, but↗

46:07Speaker 3Like, vitamin D deficiency or high cortisol level shuts it down. So if you have a combination of both, oh, you're fucked. And this is what happened. So many old people who were anyways about to die, right? That's why, the average age of death of COVID was like eighty-two, and the average age of death is like eighty, you know? So you can also make the conclusion of people who got COVID, like, you know, positive test, they lived longer. So, you know, COVID is prolonging life. It doesn't work like this causality,↗

46:37Speaker 3We were, we were seeing that many old people died in a very short period of time. We had an excess mortality in old people in May, and, you know, it was this, and it was of course the first treatment, it was like, you know, people were putting on ventilators and they were just like being killed by, like, you know, shoving bacteria down their lungs. So, this was, you know, this was the, the only moment we saw excess mortality during COVID until the vaccine rollout, and then we saw it again in, in a, in a much more↗

47:07Speaker 3Twenty twenty and like, you know, and the vaccine rollout, there was literally, there were, you know, there wasn't excess mortality, not at all, like zero. And, and even I think the, the June and July was like less than all be-- because like all these old people who were supposed to die this month, you know, or who died in May because of panic, loneliness, et cetera.↗

47:27Speaker 3so this is, this is just my theory. I think there was gain of function research. I think the virus they created, You know, there have been people saying like, "There is no virus, et cetera." I, I don't know. I mean, like, there is something. we don't know if the virus is the, you know, it's causing a disease or is the symptom, et cetera. But I mean, anyways, people got sick. I mean, like, we, we know the flu exists, right? And we know what to do whenever, whenever, whenever there's a, a, a season of, of, of people getting ill, it's like saying, Physical, you know, physical movement. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, you can't do that. You can't walk outside in the, in the forest alone. No, you can't do this. In the Netherlands, walking outside after eight PM, there is a curfew. Oh my gosh, the virus gonna over. You know, eight PM, it's gonna, it's, it's gonna be awake, you know, along the street waiting for you. So, they were telling us this, and I was like, "Fucked up."↗

48:24Speaker 3And then of↗

48:34Speaker 3People were ordering kebab in the Netherlands or, patatas, like all these, these greasy fry, f-f, o-in-Holland they fry everything in omega, omega, omega six fatty acids, you know, literally poison. So they, they were, they were poisoning people, they were making people even sicker. So they said like, "Oh, we care about your health," but they did everything so people would, would get even less prepared, like, yeah, against this alleged disease, than, than they would anyways be, right? I mean, It didn't make any sense. So I believe it's, it was a global psyop. I believe they, they, they planned all this. I mean, like, event twenty-one. I mean, like, there's so much evidence right now, even that, that Bill Gates, you know, invested in BioNTech in September twenty, twenty nineteen. There are no coincidences. So they were planning this in order to get us all used to use Q-- using QR codes, I can tell. Before twenty twenty, nobody was using QR codes, nobody.↗

49:34Speaker 3Now everybody's using it, every restaurant. Oh no, no, no, we don't, we don't have menus anymore. Scan your QR code here. So, they, they pre-- they prepare us for like this, the new times, the, I don't know, new world order, whatever you wanna call it, but, but literally it's, it's gonna be a technocrac-- cracy and a, and a dirty one, and, they,↗

49:58Speaker 3they're gonna, you know, they, they're gonna make us, I mean, like, I didn't use masks, I was, I, I didn't, I didn't take the vaccine, but everybody else, I know, you know, took the vaccine. So everybody complied, and they will comply in the future again. Once you comply once, you're gonna comply again. And then the next time it's like, okay, if you wanna fly, you need to only people with neuralink can enter the plane, you know? You know, everybody, oh, I need a neuralink. Then they can just shut you down whenever↗

50:30Speaker 3they want. So, In this chat, but, but anyways, this is reality. This is reality, and we can see it here in X, like how many, how many people from, from our bubble are, are banned every day because they say like, "Oh look, what these Zionists are doing is evil, they're killing children." "Ah, you, you can't, yeah, this is Semitic, you're banned." So it, it happened now, it hap- happens now, it happened during COVID, and there's gonna be the, the new, yeah, you know, we're gonna have another↗

50:57Speaker 3Common thing, or like new thing, it's gonna appear. We don't know what it is yet, but I mean, like, they're gonna do the same in the future. It's just like, you know, once, once we want accountability for that, once we want accountability for COVID, it was suddenly, you know, the, the, you know, the thing in Gaza, and then it was this, and then it was that, then it was this, then it was that, and, you know, we will forget about accountability, and there is a new common↗

51:21Speaker 3thing↗

51:27Speaker 3What, what do they do? Oh my gosh. Oh, oh, oh, Iran. Oh, let's, well, Iran. So, so there will never be accountability, and we know the script they do. They did it during COVID, the code was like the most advanced one, but like they, they just continue doing it because people fall for it. You can, you can tell. Like fifty percent of the people I was like joining or like lining up with during COVID, we were, we were like a team, super against tyranny, they're not pro tyranny,↗

51:52Speaker 3they're not People who were against the mask, against the vaccines, against murdering people, how can they be fine with, with the genocide or attacking Iran? But they are. So this, this actually taught me like, you know, I have to focus on myself I have to live my life here. I'm, I'm writing on X now and then, but it's like literally I'm in the, I'm in the backyard, gardening, doing my stuff here. And now and then I take my phone when I, you know, when, when you're in the middle of the nature alone, you know, your, your brain becomes very active because there's no other input, and we're, we're used to, to being active and, and, you know, and the input, but, you know, when I'm in the gardening and doing tomatoes, Otherwise, I would, I would go crazy on this platform if I just scrolled down. I would, you know, go totally crazy. But sorry, again, a long monologue I didn't- No,↗

52:48Ian Malcolmno, no, and it's actually, it's a, it's a really, it's a really good point, and, I, I say that just because, you know, when you're going out into nature, you're both moving, you're active with your body, you're out in the sunlight, you're probably hydrating yourself, and, and you're also↗

53:11Ian MalcolmThe sunshine, it's gonna make you sick, right? And all of this- You↗

53:15Speaker 3know, I would have found it upon the craziest that, that Netanyahu had this, this syringe in his office, right? I mean, like he was like bragging about the vaccine there the whole time. He posts about this, etcetera. So I, I think it's, it was, you know, I think it was a weird coincidence, by the way. And who would do this? I mean, you know, Netanyahu obviously, huh?↗

53:39Ian MalcolmNo, the who, who knows who did this? but, but absolutely, that idea of being out in nature, in, in trying to get sunlight, get the right vitamins, all these things, they wanted people indoors. And obviously the-- there's a very interesting comment that you made, Dr. Godek, and, and Rob, to throw this back over to you, it's this idea of not only the, the, let's say physical, but also the psychological warfare that was, pushed on everybody, which obviously it was designed to, to- Fearmonger everyone into submission, and he had this, idea of, about the, you know, the, this, hypnosis essentially that everybody was under this mass psychosis they refer to it as, that, that really the panic of the unknown of this virus, it begot so much more illness because anybody who caught it immediately thought the worst, and then you, you throw yourself into this kind of self-perpetuating, cycle where your fear of the thing that you now have makes you more ill Because you're getting more ill, you're more fearful, you're more fearful, you're more sick, right? It goes on and on and on. And, and so Rob, I'm kind of curious for your thoughts because so they have the, the virus, it comes out, whatever it was, the flu or otherwise. And now we get to the mRNA aspect, right? And, and so I'm kind of curious your thought because the US, of course, had different vaccines supposedly than over in Russia, the ones in Europe, the ones in China, right? And, and you have, suggestions that, for example, that Israel was rolling out the Pfizer vaccine very aggressively. I think they were one of the first nations, one of the most heavily vaccinated, et cetera. so I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on what were the different vaccines, if any? Anything, right? For any of the listeners that maybe got Moderna, or they got AstraZeneca, or they got Pfizer, or they got Johnson and Johnson, was it all one and the same thing? Because I remember one of the big comments made about mRNA was that it had to be kept at these super low temperatures, which they obviously used maybe as kind of marketing to get people thinking it was super high tech. And then you also had some of these other, providers that were coming out with vaccines that I suppose, I think J&J Was supposed to be more of a traditional vaccine. I'm, I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on what exactly it was they were putting into people's arms. Was it all one and the same thing, or were there different variants? And if different variants, why do you think they would have done that?↗

56:08Speaker 2Yeah, that's, that's hugely important. And, you know, the vaccines in China and Russia weren't mRNA based. Some of them were attenuated, you know, denatured forms, like, and they just didn't use the same technology in the non- kind of Western nations where we saw this proliferation of the mRNA technology, and Pfizer was by far the worst. It was the one that had, you know, the SB40 contamination. So unfortunately, if you have taken that one, you really need to start, to, to be considered. I'm not trying to fear monger, I'm just trying to be realistic here. so there is much-- there is actually a huge differentiation between the technologies and the vaccines used, and I think that was, you know, weaponized essentially to affect certain populations. Obviously, right now we're seeing, you know, Western nations kind of being destabilized, asymmetrically opposed, and the↗

56:57Speaker 2Technocracy rolls towards this one world government, and I think that, you know, it's, it's really quite alarming the, the levels, of kind of neurological diseases caused by these, mRNA vaccines. So studies have shown like, you know, homicidal ideation up, you know, twenty-five percent, like brain clots up, you know, three thousand percent, schizophrenia has gone up hundreds of times, like these, these incidents are so staggering and so violently, you know, above the norm, it just shows it's kind of- As you're saying, this mass psychosis, mass formation,↗

57:31Speaker 2as, as kind of like this, is this tool, and we've had, you know, doctors, professors, one of my favorite guys on this subject, Professor Bhakti, and he's saying that he, he's kind of no longer hopeful, op- optimistic anymore, because what these mRNA vaccines have done is caused- Amongst the billions of people that have taken them, their brains have stopped working. So now we have a global population, a centrist global population with systemic vasculitis, with, with damaged brains, vaccine-induced, you know, kind of brain injuries and neurological diseases. So effectively, the cabal has kind of subverted, like the majority of the, of the world's population, and has now kind of, caused, you know, these cast, castogenic catalyst events. And, you know, b-betweeN Moderna and, you know, Pfizer, You know, now the worst, obviously everyone that's taken those has myocarditis, pericarditis, so, you know, inflammation of the heart, and even in, in younger, younger people, and, and it's just like, we're seeing explosions in people of like age twenty to thirty with like cancers, and, you know, we're seeing, I don't know if you or me have noticed anyone after vaccination has had a personality change, maybe one of your family members, I know I have, one of my brothers has changed forever. and it's just, you know, it's quite alarming to see the impact on the global psyche, and just in the way in which they've kind of game theoried this out to have these cascading effects, you know, especially just from the mRNA technology, and then we can go into, which is probably the, the, like it's, people think the, the battle's been won, but essentially the self-amplifying technology, and again, going into, you know, self-assembling, technology that was delivered through the vaccine↗

59:13Speaker 2Quite a lot worse. So like what's coming is a whole lot worse. That was just the warm-up, and no one will be safe, no matter on what corner of the earth. They have different vectors, they can put it in the water, the food, you know, they can spray it in aerosol and inject, like it's, it's, it's going to be Unavoidable.↗

59:31Speaker 2and, and, I'll just, you know, stop there and see. No, and, and, and we'll↗

59:35Ian Malcolmget to, we'll get to exactly what it is that you feel like is unavoidable because of that kind of self-replicating aspect of this. But, but really quickly, on the personality that you were talking about, seeing people different after COVID, I mean, I, I certainly think that that's the case. I think a lot of it though is just because people were so demoralized, their spirit was kind of broken,↗

1:00:00Ian MalcolmI, I think is obviously scarred individuals, but you're suggesting something more, that there's a, at a biological level, perhaps there was something in the vaccine that would have, messed with, I don't know if it's the brain waves or the, let's just say the matter itself. but, but could you go a little bit into what exactly you think that was? 'Cause the myocarditis, the cancer, all of those things, I absolutely see a direct link, but on the psychology side, I'm, I'm, I'm kind of curious Above and beyond, people that just went through this kind of black swan, health event.↗

1:00:38Speaker 2Yeah, definitely. another person that's kind of focused on this is, is the guy that I mentioned before, which his name is Nicholas Holshier. but realistically, like the, the studies show that there are like, essentially like systemic inflammation, and like if you go to a lot of these doctors, these like holistic, you know, healers, like they'll always talk about inflammation or mucus or, or other things, but essentially, You know,↗

1:01:01Speaker 2they, they've found demonstrably, like it's proven now that, you know, even the pineal gland has been completely destroyed in all the people that were vaccinated, and we all know how important that is, and we all know this kind of campaign for corporations to deny our connection to the spiritual and, you know, higher forms of consciousness, and that's what we're seeing. we're seeing this kind of effort to deny humanity its connection to source and to connection to, you know, the powers that, that, you know, every, you know-↗

1:01:28Speaker 2Hence, every human being on this planet, is deserving of. But the association between, like, COVID vaccination and, these kind of neuropsychiatric conditions, have now been kind of through, put through the peer review process, and studies have found that kind of these mRNA vaccines have linked themselves to not just a few of these serious neuropsychiatric disorders, but nearly a hundred of them, okay? So depression, violent behavior, cognitive decline, and these are due to physical changes. Obviously, we went through a Huge kind of conditioning and social engineering, through the pandemic as a psyop, you know, through that lens, and we have the technocratic control clamping down of these tools of surveillance and censorship, while they've extracted all the wealth and essentially destroyed all small and business-- medium businesses, which is another huge part of this psyop, is this kind of structural change to the economy. But you're right, it was both the kind of, you know, the social engineering and the also physical effects that have caused these objective neuropsychiatric conditions.↗

1:02:28Ian MalcolmNo, that's, that's fascinating. And, and Dr. Gaddik, I'm kinda curious for your thought there as, kinda expert on, again, kinda the, the biochemistry side of this. If, if you think of the mind through the, expertise that you have as kinda an engineering experiment, do you see ways in which a vaccine, above and beyond the social conditioning, that was done via COVID, via the media and the politicians and all this stuff, do you see kinda a way that the human mind in In your opinion, can be altered through some kind of, of chemistry,↗

1:03:03Ian Malcolmlet's say, independent of a physical lobotomy, right? Can something you inject into the, the arm of an individual-↗

1:03:09Speaker 3It's very, it's very easy. and it's called, the gut-brain axis. I don't know if you've ever heard of it, but we know that the vaccine alters your, your microbiome, right? And this again has an impact on, on how your brain functions. There are many publications, there's, there's a lady here, Sabine Herzog, she's, she's, she's an MD and she's, she's, publishing, about gut health her whole life, and she is, she has performed, studies on this topic and it's, they're shocking. Like I just tell you, just like a small anecdote, so, you know, I didn't get the vaccine,↗

1:03:49Speaker 3my wife didn't get it, I told her if she gets it, I'm getting, you know because this was the only way for her not getting it. And, and during that time, I was repelling her, and then at, at one point, she was, she was like, you know, repelling her friends. But in the beginning, she was like, "Oh, of course I'm gonna, no, no, no, no, no, no, no." But it worked, it worked. She's very grateful now. And, I think it was the only time I was repelling, no, like,↗

1:04:15Speaker 3like meddling someone in I was totally repelling it. I was like, "I'm not gonna get vaccinated. I'm not gonna do it. No, no, why should I? I mean, like, you told me..." "No, no, no." He was like, "No." Obviously, at some point, his volleyball team was like, "You know, we all gonna get it, we're gonna get vaccinated all together now. Are you joining us?" He's like, "No." They, they, they made him go there, obviously. And he went there, didn't tell me. The same night↗

1:04:53Speaker 3My heart started hurting, like hurting, really hurting, and the rhythm was like super weird, and I was like, "What the fuck is going on?" I went to hospital, three hospital. I was like, "I didn't, you know, I didn't get vaccinated, so what's going on?" I never had any issues with my heart, and they said like, they did tests and they were like, "Oh, inflamed." I'm like, "What the fuck?" And I told him I have an inflamed heart, and he was like, "By the way, I'm↗

1:05:17Speaker 3gonna I took the vaccine, I was like, "What day exactly?" I was like, "Yeah, before I got to your place, we had some beers." I'm like, "Shit," you know? So I didn't believe in shedding, but I felt it myself. I, I wasn't able to walk stairs for one year. So, was super crazy. I never got, you know, obviously, you know, we prob- maybe we missed up the bottle. I mean, he was freshly vaccinated, so probably the spike proteins entered himself again. I was like, "Okay,↗

1:05:48Speaker 3But now I'm totally, I'm totally fine again. There aren't, there are no scars, there is nothing. I'm, yeah, but, you know, they accumulate. I was tak- I'm taking it to Cannes and I'm, I'm fine, I'm fine. At least I didn't get the vaccine, but like what, what, what Rob said, like we are all exposed to the spike protein at some point. same with my wife, she, she was hanging out with her friends, and they weren't that freshly vaccinated, two days, and afterwards she didn't↗

1:06:12Speaker 3you know, super weird, super weird, and her, and, and some of her friends as well, you know, same story, but she didn't get the vaccine. So, you know, you can see it everywhere. You're not, you're not, you don't take the vaccine, you're still exposed by other people. So that's like shedding, and people like, "Oh, no, shedding's not real. So why was shedding part, you know, of, of the Pfizer study? Why didn't they,↗

1:06:36Speaker 3you know,↗

1:06:37Ian Malcolmwhy was it part of it?↗

1:06:42Speaker 3Oh, that's, that's, that's the only thing. I know. So there was this, project Veritas, documentation, and they were asking like a Pfizer, Pfizer, guy, and he was like talking about this. And then if you look into the original Pfizer studies, it says as well in the questionnaire, like, you know, About your family members. But that, that's it. I, I have to look it up. I, I wrote a thread about it, it's, it's like two or three years ago, but I don't remember the details. I'm really bad at remembering like small details. But, but you're saying even,↗

1:07:08Ian Malcolmeven Pfizer in their clinical trials had family members reporting if they had any adverse events after other people living in their home had gotten the vaccine?↗

1:07:18Speaker 3Kind of. At least that's what I remember. I don't know the correct wording, but it was part of it. So I, I can have, I can look it up or like maybe, maybe Rob knows about this as well, but at least, they, they, they checked on, on, on shedding, and shedding is a thing. I, I wouldn't have believed it, but I mean, like, I, I felt it myself. And it was like, you know, you have this, you have this, placebo effect, and you also have the nocebo effect. So imagine he had told me, like, you know, before, like, "We had a beer, and↗

1:07:54Speaker 3Like this, there was no, there was no placebo effect. I felt it, and afterwards she told me of something I would never have expected. So I was, I was very, it was very clear that it's real. And after it happened to my wife as well, I mean, she was hanging out with her girlfriends there, freshly vaccinated, more or less two days,↗

1:08:11Speaker 3and, yeah, she had like, you know, she, she, she, she didn't believe that shedding might, it was just like, it's weird, maybe coincidence, and then she had it herself, and↗

1:08:24Speaker 3My story, so of course I was talking about this, and everyone made fun of me, like, "Oh my gosh, look at this conspiracy theorists." I'm like, "Okay, whatever they think," but I felt myself. And then you're in space like this one, other people say like, "Oh, I, I, you know, I felt the same," you know? And, you know, then you're like, "Okay, there is something going on. We don't understand totally how, but we know, like, of course it gets transmitted. I↗

1:08:54Speaker 3To, it seems to shed, but I, I believe that shedding is still less worse, than, of course, getting something injected into your, like, a huge amount injected into yourself, but still, I believe that almost everybody on this planet is somehow exposed to the vaccine directly or indirectly.↗

1:09:15Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and Rob, to bring you back into this one, well, actually, really quickly, I, I know C. Looper had put something in the purple pill, on the PCR tests and Carrie Mullins. C. Looper, if you wanna give a, a real quick little snapshot on that, and then I've got a question for Rob as a follow-up, on the good doctor's comments there.↗

1:09:34Speaker 4Yeah, a, a really good question is, so, PCR, if the good doctor, could explain, I, I know what it is, but not all the listeners know, the, the technical jargon. so we'd-- I know what, the polymerase chain reaction is. I know about the denaturation, the annealing, and all the other things associated, with PCR. And, absolutely your gut Is your second brain, so maybe the good doctor and not Mr. Rob, could break down something, a little more simplistic for the people who aren't, as, scientifically, expressed, for the audience so they can kinda get a grasp on exactly what you're saying. thank you, Ian.↗

1:10:24Speaker 3Do you wanna go, Rob, or sh- Do you wanna tell, or should I, should I go ahead and, and, and, and? Oh, you,↗

1:10:28Speaker 2you can go f- I mean, if you wanna go first. So PCR is,↗

1:10:31Speaker 3is literally, how, how should I say it in, in, in layman terms? But it's like, it's a DNA photocopier, if you ca- if you can imagine this. So you take a little bit of, of, of DNA, right? And you make millions of copies. So like, the↗

1:10:53Speaker 3Let's ca- calculate this. so, so there, there are literally three steps that are repeated approximately, I think Mullins did it with twenty times, but like during COVID they did forty-five times, which is like super fucked up, you know? So they make everybody sick. So, so you use, use heat, and so you, via heat, you, you split the DNA into, into two parts, right?↗

1:11:17Speaker 3then you, you cool it again, so, so the primers, the primers, stick to the target And then, then you build. So, literally, the enzymes, you know, you know, you know how, how it works also with the DNA, copies, but the enzymes copy each strand. So, so every cycle is literally the duplication of the DNA, and it goes on thirty, forty, forty-five times. So it's actually, if, if, if, if they, if they were, getting, you know, sent from, from, from, from the Mars or particles from the Mars and they were testing you, your If you have any particles from the Mars, right? And, they would just like, you know, run the PCR forty-five times, okay, it's not-- there's no DNA in it. But, but, you know, let's, let's just say, whatever, right? They could test for whatever. And, and they would eventually say like, okay, well, you know, it ended up in, in, in your, in, in your immune system because after, after repeating these steps like forty, forty-five times, and you have a little bit of↗

1:12:23Speaker 3pa-- Still, still given, that's how they, that's how, we get all the false positives. And of course, they were, deliberately running this, this PCR test on, on, on a cycle threshold of forty-five, because that way they could make literally everybody who's healthy, they could make them sick. I think if you run it, I think fifty-five or sixty times, everybody is sick. So it's just like, you know? so the, the PCR test, yeah, it's, it's fine maybe for specific tests, but it's↗

1:12:53Speaker 3not anything with this, it's not a diagnostic tool, and they use it as diagnostic tool. Mother said like, "Oh, it's a diagnostic tool, tool," and just before COVID, he was, he died like in a mysterious way. So it's, it, it's, it's weird because you would like, you would have said like, "What the fuck is going on?" Like, you know, you can't use it as a diagnostic tool. Even the guy, Christian Drosten, who was making this PCR, protocol for COVID in January after he already started developing it↗

1:13:23Speaker 3diagnostic tool, it's impossible, you know, it, you know, it will make people sick or not sick, the majority of people will be sick and they're feeling sick. So, so yeah, there's so much about the PCR, it was like a huge fraud, and, calling it out, everybody would like say you're, you're crazy. and like, how many people have been hurt with this, with this- No, I never got this thing up my nose.↗

1:13:49Speaker 3I never, I never got anything up my ass, up my nose. So I, I, I can tell that. And the thing is, you know, I had to do this test once because I'm, I'm living here in Brazil, and I, I told them I broke my nose, they can't do this. No, no, no, they just were rubbing my tongue and they- It's fine. Because I needed to get this, this PDF from them, because I wanted to, I wanted to travel. I, I was a hacker, so it's very easy for me to, you know? And so I wanted to have this P, PDF, file, so I can just like adjust it whenever, you know? And, I was like going there, and they were like, "No, we don't, we don't giving people, we just print it out. We don't giving, giving people PD, PDFs because they could misuse it." I'm like, "Shit!" I was telling them, "Look, my, my, my, my Dutch health insurance, they require it." "Okay, we make no exceptions." So they sent it to me via email, and the rest is history. I think, I don't, I think literally, if you guys↗

1:14:43Speaker 3know Lufth Of these, of these, of these laboratories that didn't-- they, they used, they used something, they used this crypto validation system, but it was, it was not encrypted. So, so you could, you could just go to the source code, in the source code itself, and just, like, you know, having the bypass for this, and, oh lord,↗

1:15:14Speaker 3I don't know, I, I don't know if it's still a crime, but it made like thousands of people, for free, by the way, false positive Like a positive. So I think with a positive test, I think you didn't, you didn't have to take the vaccine for three to six months, depending on the country. So it was super fine that we're like, okay, no, I had COVID, you know? And just like after six months, the same pile, I just got COVID this week. So it's like, you know, this is actually, these were actually good times in this, in this case. These are wild times, yeah.↗

1:15:42Speaker 3I hope it's not a crime. I mean, like nowadays people laugh at, I mean, like if, if someone went after me right now and said like, "Oh, he faked a PCR test," like, "Well, no, like, many, but I didn't make money with this, it was like voluntary work," but these days, I think most judges would laugh about it, I hope. I guess.↗

1:15:57Speaker 2I think you've, you've summarized it really well. I mean, like, so they've, they tested a grapefruit, okay, and it tested positive, okay? So the creator who died in twenty nineteen, he was going after Fauci for decades, and, and I think that, you know, we really need to look at this in the fact that, the tool, it wasn't a diagnostic tool, as you said, and realistically, you know, we're now looking at,↗

1:16:22Speaker 2You know, you run a, a test long enough and everyone will come up positive. So just to, to bookend what you're saying, you know, during COVID, essentially, you know, testing for the virus became, essentially just, it was a pandemic of numbers, essentially. So they've just assaulted us with these kind of fake positives and just artificially inflated the numbers, even the deaths. Someone could have died from cancer, but if during the time of COVID, you know what I mean, or they'll put on remdesivir, they'll put down↗

1:16:52Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, exactly.↗

1:16:58Speaker 3Oh, gosh. I don't know, these, these were like, what they were, they were doing there with the, how they, inflated the numbers. It was, it was insane. So there were cases in Europe of people dying, exactly, dying in a car crash and- It was obligatory to test them afterwards, and they were going into the COVID death statistics. They didn't die because they were like crashing their, their, the car against a tree, no, they had COVID.↗

1:17:22Ian MalcolmWell, and, and Dr. That, that's one of the things that I've always found so crazy about is because those that were watching really closely noted that there were countless hospitals and doctors coming out saying, "This person came in, they were in a head-on car accident, there's nothing we could have done, but we tested them for COVID, they were positive, so we had And↗

1:17:43Speaker 3even gets, it even gets much worse. So family of mine, like my wife's family here in, in Brazil, they, two of, of her family members work in hospitals, right? Also vaccine skeptics, but they had to take it unfortunately. And, they told me in twenty twenty-one that, you know, they had a policy in the hospital, because WHO Would pay the hospitals money for every person who died with COVID or with a positive test in the hospital. So they would, you know, they would make everybody who died in the hospital had a positive COVID test, even though they weren't tested. So they've doing, they've been doing this here everywhere in Brazil, and that's why they-- when you remember, they were like, "Okay, look, in Brazil, they're dying like flies," it was because of the WHO policy, because the hospitals who hardly make any money here or like just a little bit of money, they suddenly, we're getting paid so much money for everybody, like, you know, there was someone like nine of cancer, oh, COVID positive, oh, like, let's get another two thousand bucks, you know, which is a lot here. So, And that's how they, they inflated the numbers, and that's why we heard a lot about Brazil in these times. I was like, "Look what's happening in Brazil," you know? But I knew what was going on. I was asking, "Can I please make it public?" And they said, "No, we'd lose our jobs." I was like, "Okay, then I won't." Because, you know, if it were like some random people, I would, but like family, not a good idea. Anyways,↗

1:19:18Speaker 3this is how it worked, That's what they didn't wanna do. They said, "You can talk about it whenever," they don't know which hospital. but that's how it, how it, how it was done here in Brazil, everywhere, because they know people who work in other hospitals, they're like, "It's working like this everywhere." So that's how they influenced. And, and then of course, you had like people like Ferguson, et cetera, who, who were writing these, these crazy publications with exponential growth, you know? I mean, they, which they use just a model.↗

1:19:52Speaker 3I still have all the screenshots from all these articles in BBC and, and, CNN, and everyone's like, "Look, this guy is making models for life," and he's been wrong in the past several times with his models, by the way. The swine flu, the bird flu, he would always make this model, they were always, always looking the same, exponentially, and was always wrong. But during COVID, oh my gosh, this time it's gonna happen, oh my gosh, we will, we will see people piled up in Africa, Africa had nothing, Still, he got, he got promoted, right? So I lost my jobs, and the guy who was like wrong with everything, I was wrong with, I was like, I don't know if I've been wrong with maybe little things, but in general I've been right, right? But he was wrong with everything and promoted. And every COVID scientist, look in, look in the US, Dr. Eric Ding, this Xingchong, send him back, back, back to, back to China. There was Eric Topol, and we had oh, Peter Hotas, oh my gosh↗

1:20:52Speaker 3To leave wrong, and they all got money out of it and they got promoted, and that's sick. And there is, and, and Trump, what's he doing? Oh, well, no, no, they're good, they're good people. Oh my gosh, they tried their best, you know, Operation Warp Speed was great, it was a great success, great success ever. So there was no, you know, there was, there were no consequences for these people who did it to us. There were only consequences to people who were, were brave enough to speak up.↗

1:21:18Ian MalcolmNo↗

1:21:22Ian MalcolmIdea of, of falsely attributing COVID to so many of these deaths, it would beget the question, well, then how many people were actually dying of the virus if they had to use all of these manipulative tactics to try and inflate the numbers to scare people into getting the vaccines? So, to that idea, how many people out of those that died throughout COVID do you think essentially died from whatever it was that was floating around that people were testing positive for? I suppose maybe it was a flu Flu or maybe it was something more severe, but what percent of that would it have been, let's say, above and beyond a standard flu in any given year, again, if you kind of mitigate for or remove any of those falsely attributed prospective deaths from, you know, the, the, the guy in the car crash that gets marked as a COVID, death?↗

1:22:15Speaker 2Essentially, what the research has shown is that around 90% of these so-called COVID deaths were actually due to other causes. so we had remdesivir, which was the main treatment, and known by the nurses as "Run, death is near," is what they called it, because as soon as they gave this drug to someone, they knew it had an objective, you know, majority chance to kill this person. They got these people on the iron lungs and these like self-breathing apparatuses, which ensured these people would essentially, like, you know, cascade into death. and, and going back to the point of the PCR tests, it's essentially created this kind of false pandemic. you know, they ran this, these kind of PCR tests and amplified them, with these cycles where essentially they were guaranteed to get this false positive rate, which lines up with, let's kind of, ninety percent of false positive rates, and again, ninety percent of people dying, essentially died mainly from the treatments, which is what we see in cancer and other forms of, you know, systemic disease, which they profit from with the same profit-based,↗

1:23:14Speaker 2Kind of, you know, prescription-based, treatments. but essentially, you know, what we have now, is something which, you know, people should really be aware, that, you know, dealing with the, the treatments around this, essentially it was the vaccine, a-and the global mandate which caused most of the deaths as well. So we saw people just killing over, on, on, you know, kind of te-television. And we have to remember it was really the vaccine which caused most of the serious health effects Which got attributed to, quote unquote, "long COVID," and we were just sly up into believing that the, the, the, the hangover from this infection, this spike protein, was causing all these issues. Lo and behold, it's now beyond objective debate with the vaccine and the deaths. Ninety percent of the deaths were due to the treatments, not this kind of mild disease where essentially one of the main ways that you knew it was that you didn't have symptoms. So essentially we've been psyop'd, again and again.↗

1:24:14Ian MalcolmNo, and, and that was the, the craziest part is recognizing that perhaps the, the, the illness, right? Fear-mongering people into it through isolation, loneliness, endless news cycles, It, it still baffles me, that we were able to live through a time when you would turn on the news to see the latest, and you would see, you know, individuals in full, hazmat suits wheeling out a body into perhaps the back of a, a moving van, right? 'Cause they said they didn't have enough places to put the bodies. it, it, it's, it really is wild, it, I mean, the, the dystopia that we all lived through. So,↗

1:24:52Ian MalcolmDr.↗

1:24:53Speaker 3Gaddik, I'm so, you know, virologist like Rostin, he said publicly, "I have, I have never heard of vitamin D, you know, what, what is it? I don't know. It's, it's unimportant. I mean, vitamins, why should they help? You know?" He's saying this as a virologist, right? And like everybody, like Bach, D, et cetera, who are, who are really, who have like, you know, thousands of publications in this field,↗

1:25:19Speaker 3they were suddenly, they were suddenly told↗

1:25:27Speaker 3Wrote like amazing papers, and he was like trashed all over by everybody. And this also happened to me, so they always said like, "Yeah, the fish farmer." I never, I think at that, until that point, I never touched a fish like in, in a farm. I was fishing, of course, and, and, but whatever. And like, I just went through the comments here, you know, I told the whole story with, with, with the bioactors, with my background. And like, there's, there's still people like, someone's like, "What↗

1:25:57Speaker 3Just right now in this, in this, in this base Commons, I'm like, you know, these are the people, these are the people who went after me the whole time. If they'd just read like three or four publications of mine, they would be like, okay, maybe he isn't a fish farmer, you know? But they just say it, they just say it. And, and these people were, were everywhere, and they're still everywhere. They tried to say like, okay, because you're this and this and that, you, you should shut the fuck up about this, about↗

1:26:27Speaker 3Talk about this? No, they wouldn't say this. It would say like, "Yeah, well, when you were three years old, you know, you did this and this, so you can't talk about that." So this is always like, they try always like deflect and say like, "Okay, you're not qualified to talk about this, about the subject," you know? And it's weird, it's really weird. Oh, you're from this university, you can't do this. I didn't do it in my case, but I, I, a colleague has got, got to↗

1:26:57Speaker 3Master's and he was a data analyst for IBM, like very well paid. They said like, "Oh, you don't have a PhD, you're not a professor, you can't, you can't open your mouth, right?" so this always happened, and that way the brightest people were like shut down You know, they were like, "Okay, you, you can't talk about this, it's quackery. You, you know, you, you can't, you're not allowed to have an opinion. The only people allowed to have an opinion are those who are invited to the media, you know?" "Um, what is her name? Oh my gosh, this, this Chinese, this Chinese spy bitch, who said like the UNEX isn't allowed to, to, to leave the house, right?"↗

1:27:38Speaker 3"Um, was that Li An Wu or something like that?" "No↗

1:27:44Speaker 3come on. I, I, I was tweeting about her every, literally every single day. let me, let me, let me check, I'll have it, have it in ten seconds.↗

1:27:57Speaker 3she was, she was one of the worst, literally. The unvaccinated, right? Unvaccinated, not allowed to leave the house. She was, Chinese. Spine. Maybe, maybe, maybe I should look for Chinese spine. No, nobody here knows? Maybe can, someone can raise their hand?↗

1:28:19Ian MalcolmI, I just keep thinking you're gonna return, results on Eric Swalwell, the, California congressman. Dr.↗

1:28:25Speaker 3Leanna Wen. Oh, this area. Dr. Leanna Wen. Remember her? Dr. Leanna Wen. She was on CNN literally every single day. She was also there when the Bos-Boston bombings happened, like- She said, like, "See, in Enslania, when the unvaccinated shouldn't be allowed to leave their houses." And then she said, "You have the, you have the options to not get vaccinated if you want," said the doctor, "but then you can't go out in public." So, and she had, she made many appearances on CNN every single day, and she's Chinese born. I mean, like, I'm European born, okay? So, I mean, like, I don't say like she's Chinese, she shouldn't be, shouldn't say anything,↗

1:29:09Speaker 3support and push all these authoritarian measures that are like known in China, right? It's weird. Same with Dr. Eric Feigl Ding, right? Who was, who was, I don't know if I can, I can't commit crimes, like, admit crimes here, at least like, let's put it like this, very, very hypothetically, so you know, he was, he was always saying like, oh, all the sch- all the schools should be closed, right? And I was like, you know, let's, let's get, let He, when he was tweeting this, that he was in Vi- Vienna, Austria, at his wife's place, so their son could, should still, could, could still go to school. So he was demanding to the Americans, like, okay, shut down the schools, right? you know, but, but meanwhile he was like hanging out in Austria, where, where like, you know, people, or, or children could still go to school, and he was just hanging out there and like demanding the thing for, for the, for America as a Chinese. So There are many of these, of these guys, also the, the transgender,↗

1:30:12Speaker 3health, secretary of Canada, I, I forgot her name, also not the Chinese name. She also was super crazy. How crazy is that? I,↗

1:30:20Ian MalcolmI, I was thinking you were talking about Rachel Levine, and then you're like, of Canada. Because we have two of them, apparently.↗

1:30:26Speaker 3She was saying that people should use, what, what do you call these things? These holes in the wall. They have a name.↗

1:30:37Speaker 1Hey, Dr. Simon, I just put her picture up in the top.↗

1:30:43Speaker 3She was, let me, let me, let me Google her. Hey, Dr. Simon, can you hear me?↗

1:30:47Speaker 5Gloria Holz. Can anybody hear me?↗

1:30:48Speaker 3Gloria Holz. Yeah, I can hear you, hold on. So she was, she was demanding that people use Gloria Holz during COVID. And I was like, "What the fuck, these people are, are maniacs! " And, and the media was even taking it, yeah. She, she's saying people should use Gloria Holz instead of↗

1:31:06Speaker 3I was thinking about this the whole time. I, this, it, it was like a big comedy show. Just, just, just look it up. She really said it or he, I don't know. It's discriminatory, but it's he, it's a dude. I mean, like, so like you shouldn't use glory holes. And this was, these were like, you know, and if you said something against, they would, they would ban you, you know, for, for mocking authority, you know? but anyways, I think Sharon had a question. Sorry, let↗

1:31:37Speaker 6Can↗

1:31:37Speaker 1anybody hear me? Shall we cycle?↗

1:31:39Speaker 3Yeah, yeah,↗

1:31:40Speaker 6yeah.↗

1:31:41Speaker 1Okay, I put, I, I looked up her name and I found her. I remember during COVID, her being terrible, and she also ran a Planned Parenthood, and so they, we know they wanna kill babies, so. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So her picture's up there at the top. We can all mock her now. Thank you.↗

1:31:55Speaker 3Yeah, she was, she was, she was president of Planned Parenthood, but only for a year, and then she stepped back, probably she got a better job. But, yeah, she, she, yeah, yeah, she doesn't like babies obviously. I mean, probably her own only, but not others. And also her husband, super weird story, I think he's from South Africa, and he was also involved in, in, in several weird things before the Boston bombing. Yeah, I, I want to whole thread about this with, with all the connections, I already forgot this.↗

1:32:25Speaker 3And, internationally even, so, so broad.↗

1:32:29Ian MalcolmNo, and isn't it always so curious that the, the individual in front of the Charlie Kirk shooting, who was the initial suspect, was also, I think, at the Boston bombing, or perhaps it was, oh, oh, the World Trade Center.↗

1:32:41Speaker 3The Hindu. Yeah.↗

1:32:43Ian MalcolmExactly. Yeah. It's, it's, it's weird how these people keep showing up at all these things. Weird coincidences. but I do think, and, and I know that we're gonna go from here into kind of some of the Look to, to try and reverse some of this damage, both psychologically and, and of the body. but I, I know that Nathan had a qu- a question for you, and then we'll go to JP, and then we'll check in with Andre for questions for Simon and Rob before we go to that, that next piece of the puzzle here.↗

1:33:13Speaker 6Okay, so just a, a measurement on intelligence here. I actually have a lot of things I'd like to talk to you about. I know it's, it's a little bit easier to talk about these things in person rather than, doing this online and stuff like that. But quick question, as far as your field goes,↗

1:33:32Speaker 6if you had a choice, would you pick a microscope that is Based off of natural optometry, or would you use a computer based integrated graphics system for your studies?↗

1:33:51Speaker 3I, I never had to use a micro-uh, what I did, never, never, did this. I did normal DNA sequencing. You don't need a, microscope for this. but I, I think using Microsoft would be cool somehow, right? To see stuff you usually don't see, but I've never thought about this. I don't know the pros and cons of each, let's put it like this.↗

1:34:14Speaker 6Okay, well, I, I just figured I'd ask 'cause I have a lot of things I'd have, that I actually have to, talk about and, show people and stuff like that. I got a lot of things I gotta teach people.↗

1:34:27Ian MalcolmIs, is there, maybe a bulleted list, that you could offer in, in maybe thirty seconds on some of those key things that you might have on your page that people should look at?↗

1:34:38Speaker 6Yeah, here, I'll put this way, let me go ahead and post up two pictures and then I'll go ahead and give a, a brief little, description and I'll type out some information for you. Well, alright,↗

1:34:51Ian Malcolmwe can, we can go that. So we'll come back to you once you do. in the interim, let's go to, to forty, and then we'll check in with, Andre for questions for, Dr. Simon and for Rob here.↗

1:35:04@nance726Yeah, thanks, Andre. And, Dr. Simon, Sharon, Rob, everybody who's here. I just wanted, I can't even remember the guy's name, but he was that, he was on CNN and all those, you know, mainstream news all the time. He was like the big vaccine chill. he was like this, like, you know, out of shape little fat doctor guy,↗

1:35:22Speaker 7that,↗

1:35:23@nance726yes, yes, Peter Hotez, yes. So like that was like, that was absolutely ridiculous, 'cause like back then, that was, you know, when, when RFK Junior. before he came out as a total I was kinda supporting his campaign and, and you know, and supporting his, you know, what he was doing then, and at least like paying attention to it. And, and then when, when, Peter there was on Joe Rogan and was talking, and, and he was, and, and Joe even asked him, he's like, "You know, what about, you know, like, like vitamins and nutrients?" And he, and, and this man claiming to be, you know, a, some medical professional who's on all the mainstream media Eats, McDonald's and fast food a few times a week, and then, and then would refuse. They, they were offering him, I think it ended up being like in the millions to, to, to have a debate. People were funding it, like, it was like a ground roots thing of, 'cause, Kennedy wanted to debate him. He↗

1:36:20Speaker 3didn't, he↗

1:36:20@nance726didn't. Yeah, yeah, he turned it down. Like, and he had like even some of his other friends were like, "Hey, we'll moderate it and, and, you know, and like, and it can be all, all on your terms." I mean, they were basically handing him the debate on a golden platter, like, and, and, and he wouldn't do it no matter how much money they were offering to charity, no matter what, and so that just showed that You know, these people were just disingenuous. Yeah, let me tell you a story with↗

1:36:44Speaker 3Peter Hotez, and you will understand why. So, I didn't know he was Jewish, right? I didn't know, and I didn't care back then because back then I was like totally neutral, And, well, you, you know his look, you know his eyes, right? Like super dark, you look into the deepest place of, of hell if you look into his eyes. And I was, I was, replying to, one of his posts like, "It's always in the eyes," because he was like shilling, "Oh, all the, all the, all the kids should get vaccinated," I was like, "It's always in the eyes. You have evil look." I told him, I called him evil. And the next day, like It's his best buddy, also professor at some of these universities, I think Stanford or something, also Jewish. and they and Hota started a campaign against me. I called Hota as evil, and I said like it's blood libel, and that calling a Jew evil is antisem- antisemitic, and they got me banned for a week.↗

1:37:40Speaker 3and I didn't know he was Jewish. I didn't know. but that, yeah, but calling someone evil who wanted to vaccinate all children, they turned around antisemitism, and they got me like banned for a week. So, yeah, that was also a kind of a wake-up moment. I was like, it wasn't one Jew attacking me, it was like several Jews attacking me at the same time. It all was obviously a campaign because I was like, it's evil to, to, to demand to vaccinate children. And you're right, he said like vitamins don't work, vitamin D doesn't work, and, and diet doesn't work, and, he was on Joe Rogan saying that he eats like shit several times a week, and↗

1:38:17Speaker 3he So Peter Hotez, a really, really, really evil person and member of the Syndicate of Satan.↗

1:38:27Speaker 8Guys, how did they have the audacity to tell us that vitamins don't work? That's what I don't get, like How does that work?↗

1:38:35Speaker 3I, I mean, like there are many vitamins, so vitamin D is more a hormone, right? I mean, they call it a vitamin, so every vitamin has a different function, and there are some, you know, that have more effect than others. I mean, like you can look in the studies, there's like, if you go to, for example, bdmeta dot com, and then you see like, o-o-or c nineteen early or earlyc nineteen dot com, you see all the studies,↗

1:38:57Speaker 3that were made during COVID with, It's like, it's like an isolated study. They just focus on one thing, right? It's like that usually never works, anyways. you know, they, they believe it doesn't. They believe it doesn't. And the same people believe, by the way, that saturated fats aren't healthy and omega, omega six fatty acids are good for your heart. So I mean, I just cannot help you.↗

1:39:21@nance726It's a natural immune system response too, like that was the other thing that, that Hortez was talking about all the time, but that, that like, that he wasn't acknowledging was just having natural immunity and, and just being, by being healthy, whether like those vitamins directly, you know, you know, cured COVID, but it's just a matter of like having your own immune system, you know, a well-functioning immune system, and like, 'cause I, I was in, you know, I was in a home where, you know, I had friends that were traveling, that were↗

1:39:51@nance726They had COVID or whatever, and I never got it. And like, and I was still, I was traveling across the country at the time, me and my friends, like, we were, throwing music festivals and stuff beforehand, and then that business got shut down, so we just started throwing, like, you know, like illegal, like, like big parties in the woods and stuff, and like, so we were-↗

1:40:13@nance726COVID, but we all, you know, eat healthy, we all, you know, are, are people who spend a lot of time out in nature and, and, you know, camping and, and, you know, stuff like that, so we have this, like, you know, natural immunity. and they, it's kind of completely discredited, you know, the whole thing that, like, we even have an immune system. It was like all of a sudden, all the science went out the window and, like, your immune system didn't exist anymore, and you needed↗

1:40:41@nance726The science, the science has been there forever. Like you guys are throwing out all the good science and replacing it with like poison.↗

1:40:47Speaker 3You remember Mother Jones, that they said like that like the right wing extremists now have a new conspiracy theory, it's called the nat- the, the immune system, huh, unnatural immunity. I mean, like they, they made it full of themselves. I mean, like people believe them, that's the worst part, it's like all the media saying this must be true. But yeah, I mean, like even HoT has said like natural immunity, immune system↗

1:41:11Speaker 3Is like the vaccine, and they were, they were trying to push this, and, you know, these people are still in power, they even, they have more power than ever, that's the sad part.↗

1:41:22Ian MalcolmNo, very wonderful question there, and, let's check in, with, JP who had a question, I think, as well, and, and then we're gonna kinda proceed forward. Actually, I, I think Ain't, I Ain't Afraid of No Goats also has a question, so we'll go JP and then Mr. Goat.↗

1:41:38Speaker 7Wait, was I, was I before or after those two?↗

1:41:41Ian MalcolmOh, yeah, I didn't see your hand up, but we'll go JP and then Andre and then, I ain't afraid of no goats.↗

1:41:46Speaker 7Alright, I'm gonna drop out because my phone's gonna die and I'm pretty sure I was ahead of those two people.↗

1:41:56Ian MalcolmWell, okay, let's go to JP.↗

1:41:58Speaker 5Okay, very good. gentlemen, thank you so much for, for your, for your time and for your presence to be here and your candor to speak out even all these years later, it's still somewhat risqué, and, you guys have paid a heavy price for it. So really appreciate your time and expertise, first of all. So there, there's like four or five things floating through my head that I, that I'll just kind of blurt out and, and you pick the ones that interest you that you guys wanna come back with. All right. So,↗

1:42:26Speaker 5There, there was talk about the, penetrating the blood-brain barrier, right? And everyone used to joke about the, the poking, poking your brain with the, with the, the Q-tips up your nose, et cetera, et cetera. So I, I wonder if the, you know, if you wanna comment on that. Another thing is, you know, you talked about vitamin D a lot, right? So,↗

1:42:45Speaker 5you- I think of, we think of, when you think of vitamin D, we think of milk. I, I mean, I think it's a common, association, yeah. So, but, but ironically, yeah, ironically, the, the Asians, especially the Chinese, famously don't drink milk even as children. They don't feed their babies milk.↗

1:43:06Speaker 3They add, they add, they add vitamin D to milk But that's what they do, because, vitamin D is fat soluble, fortified, right? Yeah. Yeah. So it's, it's good to add it to milk because, you know, your body can take it up right away, but they don't add vitamin K. Anyways, they add vitamin D usually to milk in northern countries, I think in the United States as well, and central and southern Europe, they don't. But I know, I lived in Iceland for three years, and Iceland, they, they add vitamin D to↗

1:43:31Speaker 3milk. So you have these, these blue Totally. yeah. Elgi, there's some fish as well. the smaller fish, the better, but usually it's, it's mainly sunshine.↗

1:43:50Speaker 5okay, so there's not a big correlation there. liver, liver, liver, liver,↗

1:43:54Speaker 3liver is also, can also provide you organs, you know? can, can provide you with vitamin D, but, you know, that's why the, the Inuit, the, the Eskimos, you know, they're, they're eating everything that's inside an animal and that, Sufficient vitamin D. but otherwise it's, it's, yeah, it's, it's, it's an algae, so I mean, like they also have the fish there, you know, the small, the small, the small fish, they, they, they have higher vitamin D levels, but usually it's just the sun,↗

1:44:24Speaker 3which is the reason why you should get outside in the sun. And, you know, nowadays people are, usually have a desk job, they are working, when the sun is shining, you know, they're outside before and outside↗

1:44:38Speaker 3That you use sunscreen because people are being told like if you, if you, you know, expose yourself to the sun, you get cancer. So I think the sunscreen is like much worse. Depends where you are, of course, if you are like in, in Kenya on, on three thousand meters, you should, you should put something, but you better put cloth and not sunscreen.↗

1:44:55Speaker 3anyways, yeah, that's, that's all I gotta say about that. And then, and then the problem is, okay, now, now let's, let's get a bit↗

1:45:08Speaker 3Because they, they adjusted themselves to, to the, to the sun intensity. Usually, if you-- I know if you've been to Congo, I've been to Congo. People there are black. No, no, no. Like black. No, it's on. There is nothing more black than people in Congo. It's fine. I mean, like, it's-- they're, they're protected by, by the, by the strong radiation. But if these people suddenly, right? I mean, like, in Congo, being outside the whole day, they have like maybe fifty, sixty, or↗

1:45:38Speaker 3And they have an issue as well, because they need way higher sun intensities, right? Sun-- solar radiation intensities. So when they, when these people move to Europe or invade Europe or move to United States, whatever you wanna call it, and some, some do it legally, it's fine, and they live there, African Americans, for example, they have an issue, because even they can be as, as much as they want, they don't get to these levels with their skin color, right? So they have to supplement. And unfortunately, Black people are also the, and demographically, they are the poorest people in the United States, so they have the least likely, yeah, money available, like to supplement all the time with, with vitamins. So their vitamin D levels are, regarding studies, significantly lower than those of White people. That's why we saw during COVID that so many Black people really got ill because their vitamin D level were super low on average. I posted a study I had to look it up, it was like extremely low. Levels where like, okay, you're gonna survive anything, that low, an average, an average, right? So, yeah, that's an issue. So actually, what you need to do in our Western world, or saying like, hey, you know, everybody can take vitamin D, black people or dark people or like even Indians, their eyes can be dark, everybody can be dark nowadays, you know, just, you know, sup-supplement, take, take vitamin D, do whatever you want to get, to get to these levels, because, you know, Because vitamin D is so cheap,↗

1:47:09Speaker 3K, K2 is a bit more expensive, but yeah, that, that way, I'm, I'm getting, I'm getting off, off the track right now, but like you asked about vitamin D, and you know, you get it from the sun, you get it from supplements, and you have to check your skin color, unfortunately, to, to, to check how much you have to supplement, because, you know, if I go outside, for example, one hour in the sun per day, I already get to levels like↗

1:47:36Speaker 3So that's a big difference, right? And it's, it's, it's inequa- This is real inequality, by the way. Everybody's like complaining about black-white inequality, that's real inequality, I feel sorry for them.↗

1:47:47Speaker 5Are you referring to D3 specifically, perhaps?↗

1:47:50Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, D3.↗

1:47:52Speaker 5Okay. Okay, one, one other quick, what was the, Scandinavian country? I believe it was Sweden, where they just basically didn't do anything. They didn't vaccinate, they didn't quarantine. Sweden, yes. Yeah. So what does the data show for, for as the outcome? Less,↗

1:48:06Speaker 3way less excess mortality, by far, until the, until the vaccination campaign started there as well. Like, then skyrocketing as well, but until the vaccination campaign, they had like nothing, was like nothing, was like a normal, you know? Of course, also in May you had like more people, but I mean, like, you also had the media propaganda there, and they, they, they were getting that the whole world was panicking, of course, all the people are, were panicking there as well,↗

1:48:33Speaker 3were much, much, much less, harmful to the people than in other countries. So they, they, you always say they got through the pandemic much better, that's all they say, you know, but yeah, it's true, they got, they got, they got like through these times much better.↗

1:48:49Speaker 5So that's the case study and best practice is to just do nothing, yeah?↗

1:48:53Speaker 3Yeah, in this case, yeah. And there were also countries like, like Tanzania, et cetera, you know, who said like, "Oh, no, it's all a hoax." they, they tested papaya positive, et cetera, and they're like, "Oh, no, we aren't gonna do anything." And then suddenly their president got murdered, I think on Haida as well. So like, you know, they also showed these,↗

1:49:12Speaker 3you know It's because they already got all these, all these things implemented that they wanted to implement in the rest of the world, so Sweden doesn't pay with money. They, they were already totally digital with paying with their phone, you know, everything, digital ID, and all this stuff was already in place there, so,↗

1:49:36Speaker 3You know, so the probably that was why they didn't comply that much, but I don't know, it's just like my personal theory. Or they had a good, yeah, maybe, maybe they had like, great people there, who were making good decisions for the people and who didn't, who didn't care what other people said. I don't know, but Sweden didn't, didn't have drastic measures.↗

1:49:55Speaker 5okay. La- la- Lastly, you, you touched on my, my last point actually when you said digital ID. Is, is, is there, there are, you know, theories, call them conspiracy theories, whatever, that, that part of the, the master plan of this diabolical, in-injustice that was put upon us is, i-is to have a, a unique identifier within, I mean, DNA itself is a unique identifier, but does mRNA actually- Give the ability to, to catalog people in terms of a, a biological unique identifier, more so↗

1:50:28Speaker 3DNA, and they, they have your data, so there's, there's no need for MR and H catalog something, and then that's not what it does.↗

1:50:34Speaker 6Yeah, I got 'em posted up for you, bud.↗

1:50:37Speaker 2so in relation to that, JP, that there is actually evidence, and Moderna has patents actually towards like self-assembling nanotechnology, which is also part of the topic of self-amplifying and, and self-assembling technology. So they get embedded and then they get powered through these, or activated through these five G frequencies. so they have these kind of self-described lipid nanoparticles that kind of self-organize and, and control these mechanisms, you know, triggered by external fields. So as the five G-↗

1:51:06Speaker 5We still have some patents on that also, and that's what Ian was saying about the, the five D, you know, the, the five G waves and everything, all those, those theories, that plays right into what you just said, Oliver.↗

1:51:18Speaker 2And also EMF actually does degrade the blood-brain barrier, so, you know, you, you were right, we're re- they're really assaulting this kind of really protective mechanism of our brain while also using this exotic advanced technology to kind of permeate through that. and actually what we're seeing right now is, you know,↗

1:51:37Speaker 2These vaccine, patents, espe-especially towards like nanotechnology, are effectively designed, you know, to kind of control these release mechanisms and connect you to the Internet of Things and to kind of integrate you to in, into this kind of control system and this kind of, you know, way to identify people and create kind of, turn yourself essentially into an antenna, to emit, and receive radiation. So you're just becoming integrated into this kind of technocracy at a cellular level. You know, we're, we're all breathing this graphene oxide as well. Smart dust. There was, you know, this, especially towards nanotechnology, there was a, a TED talk done, a medical TED talk done in twenty thirteen, in Israel, by someone who was from the Hebrew University, and he was talking about nanotechnology, self-assembly technology back then, and he had trillions of them in, in a kind of one milliliter of a needle. So, this technology is much more advanced than which we think, and there's much more technology that actually hasn't been talked about that was delivered through these vaccines beyond mRNA, such as↗

1:52:36Speaker 2And oxide and, and self assembling technologies, and again, what's, what's coming now is the self amplifying, which is much scarier. But you're right. Yeah, I↗

1:52:44Speaker 6already have proof that they've been nano-chipping people since, you know, over twenty years ago. It's nothing new, it's nothing to cover up. I mean, I'm the actual head authority, you know, of the, the world government headquarters. So, all right, excuse me, actually,↗

1:53:01Speaker 5sir, wait, wait, hang on, hang on, hang on. Can I↗

1:53:03Ian Malcolmask really quickly? Yeah, yeah, Nathan, you said you're the, the head of the world government scientific community, and I, I just wanna make sure I get that title correct.↗

1:53:13Speaker 6Well, let me, let me go ahead and, and make sure it's clarified here. I'm the head authority of the world government headquarters. I handle everything in this world.↗

1:53:24Speaker 3And how many people are in this club? Just one?↗

1:53:28Speaker 6As of right now, I'm the one that's handling it. I won't let anybody into this until they get their shit straight. I don't want any liars, I don't want thieves, I don't want killers. You know, some of the basic government principle foundation. You just said Jews. How about pedos? Help me out. Yeah, how about pedos? Don't let them in. Don't let them in.↗

1:53:51Speaker 5Is an excessive amount of humility a requirement for this position, sir?↗

1:53:56Speaker 6I'm sorry, say again.↗

1:54:00Speaker 5never mind. So, so, Dr. Do, do you subscribe to the RF field aspects of it? That, that, you know, you just touched on all those, those- Studies and such. So do you personally believe that that is a viable mechanism?↗

1:54:21Speaker 2I think it was me that answered that, but, Dr. Simon can answer that, you know, if he, if he likes, but whatever.↗

1:54:27Speaker 3Oh, you go ahead. I don't, I don't get the question, hey.↗

1:54:32Speaker 5I'm saying, do, do, do you subscribe that, that this whole radio frequency aspect, i-is Is reality and not just theory. I'm saying, do, do you actually believe in this? I,↗

1:54:47Speaker 2I'm sure he can give his opinion, but, when you look into it, these things are now objectively proven. So when you pair graphene with ferritin, it becomes a magnetic protein, okay? So when you, when used remotely, you can control neurons' behavior, when you become subjected to these kind of external- Electromagnetic frequencies, essentially. So if you look at cybernetics, the, the control of like human, you know, control systems, which is much more advanced than what's really talked about, the human brain and body has now been totally hacked, okay? It's, it's, it's a problem that's been solved, and this is just one of the asymmetric tools they use, you know, this kind of graphene oxide nanotechnology paired with these, these kind of fields or electromagnetic, frequencies. So it's now, it's not an, a debatable issue, it The reality we're living in.↗

1:55:37Ian MalcolmAnd, and Rob, can you, go a little bit into that because it sounds very black mirror, right? so and, and, and this idea that, they injected people with something, those that didn't get injected are now able to perhaps get that via shedding and/or food that they might consume that is, I mean, we see all these things about, mRNA in cows and chickens and all this other nonsense, so, so they're figuring Now a bypass to get it inside everybody. And then once in there, and I guess this is a nice little way to segment, 'cause maybe what we can do is to try and present the why, right? Where this is all going, and then we can have the white pills, what people can do to remove this from their system. So what is-- 'cause there's lots of theories, right? A, a-- again, people will say the vaccine was so that one day the 5G antennas will tell you what to do, and you'll just become an a, a Tonatomb that↗

1:56:34Ian MalcolmYou know, the ether, right? A slave, literally and figuratively to the system. perhaps that's hyperbolic, maybe it's just population control, it's sterilization, it's whatever. W-where do you think this is all trying to go? I'm curious for your thoughts and, and for Simon's thoughts on, on what the end game is here.↗

1:56:53Speaker 2The end game is to essentially depopulate the planet and integrate what's left into the AI control grid. and, you know, we already see these neural interface chips, Neuralink. anecdotally, we saw, a Chinese person, expend five hundred Ethereum or one point two million dollars in a burn contract a few years ago, warning against the, the Chinese version of Neuralink chips that are now being integrated, amongst the hierarchy of their military. and someone spent over a million dollars dollars trying to get a message out about the level of kind of cognitive subversion through the new exotic technology, neural interfaces, smart dust, but essentially the, the end game is Total depopulation through these cascading effects and through the lens of like chaos theory, nonlinear equations, and the, you know, it's kind of like the butterfly effect, but heard globally. These small effects create these cascading changes towards infertility, population collapse, you know, mutagenesis, cancer, and all these host of issues. And again, the crown jewel in this is this self-amplifying technology, okay? So it's, unlike standard mRNA, kind of replicates inside your cells, potentially turning your body Into a factory for whatever protein they encode, and essentially kind of these tiny genetic edits cascade into these kind of unpredictable systems collapse, as we're saying, you know, kind of like towards longevity, and ex-especially towards infertility, you know, turbo health declines, and all these kind of different related vectors, you know, going back towards the gut-brain axis, it was especially targeted by glyphosate, it's targeted by so many different things, so the shikimate pathway, which, you know, kind of essentially give us the- The gut is like where the immune system is built, it's where serotonin is created, and all these important things which are being kind of destroyed. and right now, kind of, we're watching this kind of nightmare as these kind of biopharmaceutical complexes releasing these kind of like replicons, self-amplifying mRNA technologies. And essentially, they're already in development, already released. Your dog or your cat has been injected with them. the, the shrimp, farm shrimp you're eating, and pork, already injected with them. Okay? So these things behave like synthetic viruses. They Encode not only the target antigen, but also kind of viral replicates. so all the jargon aside, you kind of, you take or you can this replication machine-machinery, for these tox-toxic antigens, and, and they kind of, it kind of spreads like this synthetic virus, which is just like, it's insane. Like once you realize the kind of the, the lasting effect of this technology and the cascading effects It's, it's beyond comprehension how much damage it's done to us as a species. so yeah, the, the self-amplifying and self, assembling technology is something which is rarely talked about and essentially the biggest issue and the elephant in the room. It's the trillion dollar question.↗

1:59:42Speaker 6Is there a blood↗

1:59:42Speaker 5panel that measures-↗

1:59:43Speaker 6Appreciate you for speaking the truth on that, thank you.↗

1:59:48Speaker 5I- Is there a blood panel that measures that? Measures that?↗

1:59:52Speaker 2Blood, like, can you do blood workouts that, that show, mRNA technology or nanoparticle?↗

1:59:58Speaker 5Yeah, is there a particular panel?↗

2:00:00Speaker 9I, you,↗

2:00:03Speaker 10you just have to assume, like, b- to begin with, understand the preface that everyone has this in their body, okay? This has been going on for decades, these programs are ongoing, every single person has graphene oxide in their body, every single person will eventually have, through the different vectors, food, water, lettuce, your fruits and vegetables, they, it-↗

2:00:21Speaker 10They want this technology in our body, and they can do it. That's what we have to understand. Yes, I didn't take the vaccine in Australia, ninety-eight percent of people did. I didn't, but that won't matter. Everyone can play general after the war has been won. The battle hasn't even been fought. But yes, you can test yourself, look for nanotechnology, you, you need to just remove heavy metals from yourself either way. So you need chelators or chelators, you need kind of like a detox, no matter what you're taking. Do a sauna In a really small cost, and really huge ways, like it's showing like thirty-four percent reduction of amyloid plaques, and even arterial hardening, even if you don't have the immun, in your body, naturopathies and these other more holistic treatments work. So you can find objectively that this stuff is in your body, and you do have the treatments and protocols to deal with them. But essentially- Yeah. Is, is this, apologies for interrupting↗

2:01:15Speaker 11you there. I was just gonna point this out. Now with those pictures I just shown you there, is this, is this Nathan talking?↗

2:01:22Speaker 12Why are you interrupting people when they're cooking? I don't understand.↗

2:01:26Speaker 11Well, I just have to, to go ahead and point something out. It's valid for the room. Well, he's in charge of the room,↗

2:01:31Speaker 9so it's okay, I guess.↗

2:01:34Speaker 11Oh, true, my bad. Well, you do understand whenever you go to remove heavy metals and stuff like that, when you go to talk about minerals, there's a whole complete different side to it if you understand that this world, you know, if there was no electricity being used and there's no, artificial electronic, you know, vibrations and frequencies flying around, those heavy metals don't have the same effects they do as of right now.↗

2:02:01Ian MalcolmDude, what the fuck are you talking about? We↗

2:02:03@nance726don't live in that world, so that's not relevant. Rob, I was just wondering, is the sauna really a, is, is a sauna really a, an effective method? 'Cause I actually, the, the new house I moved into came with a sauna, and I haven't yet to use it. Oh, you haven't? Is that some-↗

2:02:16Speaker 10I'm so jealous of your forty, man. I'm so jealous, like, you're, you're goated. Yes, like, you could have As a weekly fifteen minutes sauna. Don't spend too long in there because you start having degenerative effects to your brain after a while. Fifteen minutes maximum, go out, spend some time, get, catch your breath, and go back in for fifteen minutes. That's the, the main kind of elimination pathway. But if we're talking about nanotechnology itself, it's embedded inside the cells, inside the organs. So colloidal silver, I mean, colloidal gold has actually shown to dissolve these nanoparticles. Okay? So you've also got things like nicotine, very widely available, dissolve this,↗

2:03:01Speaker 10It was vilified throughout the pandemic. So there's some really simple, cheap ways to gain, these detox protocols, and once you fit them in with a lifestyle, you're sleeping enough, you're, you're, you're creating homeostasis, and you're going to the sauna once a week. This is the way forward, okay? Get your family members, especially if they're elderly, on N-acetylas now. Try to buy it from German sources where they have a much higher standards of, quality control. Try to avoid the Japanese N-acetylas, bromine, curcumin, and all these great ways. But you're exactly right, like the, the sauna should be the gold standard, once a week, fifteen minutes, it'll change your life. And also hydration.↗

2:03:35@nance726Would, would you even recommend that for elderly? 'Cause I'm trying to also My last phone call with her, before she started slipping into dementia, was her actually talking to me about how that she wished that they hadn't forced her to get the vaccine and how she thought that it was wrong and, and, and how, like, and she was, and she thought that, that all these medications they were starting to put her on were bad and that I was the only one that understood. And, and these were all things I wasn't supposed to talk to my grandma about, like I was told by my family, like, don't bring up your↗

2:04:13@nance726About how, like, she thinks that it was wrong and that she wished that they, you know, they hadn't convinced her to do it and et cetera, et cetera. But is it, is this one safe for somebody who's like, you know, old and, you know, in almost ninety? I just, I just, I'm just, I-- There's a lot of these treatments that, like, I'm looking at, you know, obviously I'm not vaccinated, but like for myself and for my mother who also,↗

2:04:33@nance726got at least the, she Of how, you know, she's old, she probably only weighs like, you know, like fifty pounds, sixty pounds, like, so yeah, I don't know if you have any insight on that.↗

2:04:51Speaker 10No, I completely understand. My mother is in the same position, she's, experiencing dementia, and luckily there are treatments around that. you know, especially towards like, you know, really simple ways to, to treat that besides the sauna, you need to kind of gradually work up to, to, towards a point, so maybe like two or three minutes in Raise cortisol and, and have them kind of, you know, kind of having↗

2:05:18Speaker 10the, the opposite effect. So you really need to kind of consult, you know, holistic, tr- healers that specialize in this. but, you know, if, if we're, if we're talking about like treatments, you can look at things like, especially for dementia, like MCT oil, and, and coconut oil, and things like lion's mane that help kind of address the issues of, this kind of degenerative but treatable disease with Alzheimer's and dementia↗

2:05:43Speaker 10You, you need to start like looking at them as, as treatment protocols, but you have to consult-- A lot of the issues with taking these more holistic drugs is that they conflict with some of the more dangerous pharmaceuticals that people are taking, like statins. So statins is the biggest hype in the world, destroys cholesterol, especially which is one of the precursors for all hormones, and as we know, vitamin D is a hormone, and, and is essential for things like bile and cell membranes. Essentially, these old people are all on statins. The most prescribed drug in the world is↗

2:06:13@nance726Like I said, like, I mean, she, I mean, definitely less than a hundred pounds she weighs, I haven't, I haven't not weighed my grandmother, but like, it's just like unbelievable, and I'm, so I'm trying to get her to eat more eggs and doing the, the, putting the coconut oil in her, in her coffee, the MTC oil, and then I'm trying to, my next purchase here when I, once I get, my, my, my next check is to get some coffee that has-↗

2:06:34@nance726What kind of↗

2:06:37Speaker 13coffee do totally on psilocybin, microdose every day, and she should be fine. There are amazing studies-- Yeah, that's great. If she's in early stage, this is like, this is the thing. so just, just read about this. There are many, many studies showing that. Yeah, I'm,↗

2:06:54@nance726I'm well, I'm well versed in that, and I was, I, I have friends who, who make, who make the microdosing stuff, and I've been kind of thinking about that too. It's just a conversation↗

2:07:05Speaker 13I↗

2:07:10Speaker 13Yeah, no, no. There's something, something that's, that's an angle. I've been toying with, I've been toying with, I mean, like, you know, if, if there's consensus, you can put it into the cards, right? There should be consensus. I mean, like, if it was my, where my grandma would just do it, but I can't tell you to do it. but I mean, like, study a side and just read about the studies, I mean, like, there even whole books about this and the,↗

2:07:33Speaker 13and the I think com-with salicylic combined, I think this is what, what even some studies showed like in early stage can, can even reverse effects. So, yeah, totally. And you've put↗

2:07:49Speaker 10it lines in with that, yeah, it's perfect. I, I- How about↗

2:07:53Speaker 9coq10? They always talk about how the statins, need to be offset with coq10. Do, do you subscribe to that at all?↗

2:08:06Speaker 10who was that to? Can you outline that again?↗

2:08:10Speaker 9Yeah, the, the, there's, it's widely said that statins, you need to compensate for, with coq- coq- coq10 for taking statins. Is that the↗

2:08:20Speaker 10drug that deals with the symptoms of the drug they're taking, a statin?↗

2:08:24Speaker 9Yeah, coq- coq10, what is it? Coq10. Coq, yeah, coq10. It's widely evangelized that statin takers should offset the effects with coq10. Is that a thing in your world at all? It's not proven. Stop going↗

2:08:42Speaker 10to doctors, stop taking any of these modern pharmaceuticals based off the Rockefeller pharmaceutical basis. This kind of allopathic, only treating the symptom. and did we all know Rockefeller actually had three holistic healers at their family's house? The royal family only use holistic healers. Like, you've been sold a poison pill based off pharmacology. Extracting synthetic chemicals from oil substances that have caused all the way↗

2:09:05Speaker 9back to pharmaceuticals, yeah.↗

2:09:06Speaker 10That's what it is. so essentially, why, why use the, the goi poison? Why not use the, the medicine that the Rockefellers and the people controlling us do? King Charles actually got cancer, he didn't take chemotherapy, he took holistic healing. Fancy that. Why is that? Funny, but realistically, you know, the entire paradigm of Rockefeller funding the universities, fun-- controlling the media, only providing grants to universities that use their mandate to flex and report, which completely kind of changed holistic medicine, which humanity was using for hundreds of thousands of years, and has brought on this kind of onslaught, this monopoly Of oil-created pharmaceuticals that essentially have caused cancer, and essentially co-create these cascading effects and, and they benefit from all the symptoms. so if you're, if you follow allopathic medicine and modern medicine, you are guaranteed never to recover because it systemically treats the symptoms allopathically, not the root cause. So stop taking statins, get all your family members off them now, okay? Your brain is seventy percent fat, exactly, seventy percent cholesterol, the dry weight.↗

2:10:10Speaker 13And, and by the way, you just, you just mentioned that You just mentioned cancer and the strongest drug ever, isn't even a drug. the, the biggest cancer inhibiting substance is enolase hexaphosphate, IP6. you, you can take it, I mean, like, now the study said it enhances chemotherapy, but I wouldn't say it enhances, it's actually that's what's, what's working. And you know, there, like, if you, if you have like pancreas cancer or whatever, which is like literally lethal, and there, there are many studies showing like that IP6 can reduce the, the likelihood of dying significantly,↗

2:10:48Speaker 13I don't wanna say it cures cancer because people would go after me, but there are studies that like if you took IP six, highly concentrated with the medicinal mushrooms, and you enter ketosis to the highest degree possible, that actually cancer isn't, isn't dangerous, at all. Of course, there are, there are always casualties, you know? It's like, it, it depends on so many factors, like, you know, what kind of cancer do you have? How aggressive is it? Do you have any other comorbidities, But still, I, I would Chemotherapy, I would just like, I take IP6, eat like pasture, like fed, meat, like healthy meat, medicinal mushrooms, maybe,↗

2:11:28Speaker 13psilocybin to stay, to stay sane, and, and many dark berries, like the darkest berries, mulberries, blueberries, wild blueberries, then you should be totally fine. So again, no medical advice. I mean, like I'm a biotechnologist, but, you know, the studies here are very clear. And I forgot, like, if you have cancer, your vitamin D levels should be above one hundred and twenty nanograms per milliliter, and taking with K2, otherwise you run risk of having a heart attack or a stroke. So you don't wanna go there. So, yeah, this-↗

2:12:00Speaker 9Organic berries are hard to find,↗

2:12:02Speaker 13huh? Berries are hard to find, no? Yes, they are. It's like, in the US, organic berries are deep frozen, you know? They're frozen blueberries that come from Alaska and Finland, like the super healthy ones, the super, the wild ones, the small ones, not the commercial ones that, you know, that, that, that are white from the inside. You want the ones, the little ones, you know, if you squeeze them with your finger, you can, you can wash your finger for like one week, it doesn't go off. So this is the kind of↗

2:12:33Speaker 13It's the best, like they contain all the vitamins, you know, the non-frozen fruit that you find in the supermarket, they lost like seventy, eighty percent of the vitamins because they're, you know, long shelf life and they're sitting there for like a week or two, but you wanna have- They flash↗

2:12:46Speaker 14freeze it at like peak, peak ripeness, right? When it's frozen.↗

2:12:51Speaker 13Yeah. So you wanna, you wanna have, you wanna have, you wanna have these that are frozen right away, they're shock frozen, like they're, they're picked like ten minutes later already frozen. So you wanna have the wild ones from Scandinavia or Alaska or maybe like North America, like, like Wyoming, etcetera, you find them all over, over these places. You wanna eat these. And mole bears, mole bears are very good, but I think you need, you should have them in your own garden, backyard.↗

2:13:16Speaker 13so, yeah. Anyways, any black bear you can find↗

2:13:21Speaker 13I don't know how many people- Super easy to grow. Yeah, it's super easy to grow. And, I don't know how many people of you do mushroom hunting, but that was like my biggest hobby in Europe. I can't do it in Brazil because they're, they don't exist in, in, in tropical environments, subtropical environments, but mushroom hunting, if you, if you get for bullets or whatever mushroom, like there, there, there are so many good mushrooms in the forest, you know?↗

2:13:44Speaker 13they are very, very, very, very healthy and, Wow, this is like superfood, and that's like literally superfood. One of the healthiest things you can eat. So whenever you are freeze dried,↗

2:13:58Speaker 9is, is freeze dried okay for mushrooms?↗

2:14:01Speaker 13W-what, what is it?↗

2:14:03Speaker 9Free- is freeze dried the form of the mushrooms? Oh, the mushrooms,↗

2:14:08@goddekno. Freeze dried, is that okay? I've never heard of, of, of↗

2:14:12Speaker 13these kind of- I think it's dehydrating. Yes, yeah, you have to, yeah, yeah, you have to dehydrate them. So you have the porc-↗

2:14:23Speaker 13let me see the name in English. they call it Penny Bun. I call it Penny Bun. Wow, that's a cute name.↗

2:14:31Speaker 9But, but is the dehydration process, does it retain the, the nutrients? Yeah.↗

2:14:36Speaker 13to the highest degree, not all of it, of course, the best is you, you, you eat it fresh. And, you know, there, there are even things called the witch's boletes, which are, which is toxin, by the way, toxic. You eat it and it's, it's very toxic. But if you cook it, you cook, you know, you cook, you cook the toxins out. You have to cook it for thirty minutes, then it's fine. So I, my favorite mushroom, by the way. So, and, and it's cooked, it's super, extremely healthy. So back in Holland, we were mushroom hunting three times a week. We had a small group of↗

2:15:09Speaker 13Every day, pounds, pounds, because young people don't do this anymore. We were like, sometimes we, we met like these eighty years old, old ladies that, they hardly had any more sight, they couldn't see them anymore, you know? So we had, like, literally all of them for ourselves, and the worst thing happened that we ate like literally ten days straight these mushrooms, then we had a poisoning, because, you know, they, they always contain small amount of poison, but the, the moment the liver,↗

2:15:35Speaker 13the liver cannot, cannot, take up the work anymore, yeah These poisons, they're like all different, molecules, all different, compositions, they are also good for your, for your body, un-unless they accumulate so much that you have like poisons effects, but like this, we weren't extremely poisoned, we were just like, you know, a bit dizzy and, but yeah, m-mushrooms eaten like two or three times a week if you can, if you find them during, during the season, and it's literally curing your body, literally curing it. So there are so many ways, you know how↗

2:16:08Speaker 13our, Hunting, and they were, they were getting berries in the, in the, in the forest, and it's extremely healthy. They were drinking raw- Yeah, our↗

2:16:15Speaker 10original pharmacy was fungus.↗

2:16:17Speaker 13Yeah, yeah,↗

2:16:18@goddekit was the pharmacy↗

2:16:19Speaker 13and some herbs. Now, now, nowadays they say like in all these witch movies, "Oh, herbs, herbs," but it was fungus was like the pharmacy, and it's still the pharmacy. You know, and then people say like, "Oh, why did people die that early back in the times?" Well, many factors. many factors. It was mainly like, bad plumbing system and, and, and they, they didn't have refrigeration. So these are the, these are the main two, factors why we are living longer, but they were eating much healthier. So if we combined our, you know, our plumbing system, our, our, you know, refrigeration with their diets, we would live↗

2:17:03Speaker 9okay, we've got some hands out here. Long time, Ian Afraid and Carol, who's, who's first?↗

2:17:08Speaker 12Hey, Ian, I'll, I'll drop down. I don't know if you have people coming up. I just wanted to say it was a I, I met Dr. Simon on the space the other night, and I think you're incredible. I think you have a good, sense of humor, and it allows us to maybe have these conversations in a better light without being so, you know, maybe blacked out about it, 'cause we have been conned, right? So, I wanna say thank you to you, Rob, you absolutely cooked tonight, I was very impressed, and, Ian, obviously it's an amazing space, Sharon, everyone go repost it, and, I'll↗

2:17:34Speaker 15catch↗

2:17:41Speaker 15looks like, we have some hands up. We have I ain't and Kara. Yeah, let's go to the,↗

2:17:47Ian Malcolmthe I ain't afraid of no goats. and, and I, I wanna thank everybody for waiting, and I, I apologize for the delay there, in, in getting to some of these hands. But, Mr. Goats, some, some thoughts, some questions for Simon and Robin. Oh, you know, they're↗

2:18:00Speaker 16screaming goats. Thank you. Screaming? No, I, I like the yoga go- I like the yoga goats. You know? You know those ones that, the hot chicks do yoga with. Those are my favorite. Wow. I mean, the hot chick, not the goat, are my favorite. And anyway, so, hey, thanks for the mic, Ian, I appreciate it, been a great space. thanks, thanks everybody talking. Bye. So you're talking the metals in, in, in our body earlier, I'd just like to go to the plastics too. I mean, you know, we've got what a, a, a day, daily double Rabbi Schmuly worth of plastic in our, in our balls, probably, don't we? I think so.↗

2:18:40Speaker 16and we got all this stuff. Like that.↗

2:18:45Speaker 10No, you're exactly right.↗

2:18:47Speaker 16Oh, yeah. A-and so, I mean, and it, it's gonna-- we still need to do the things, i-in my opinion, you know, and it, it all starts with our health and our food. If we, if we, if we can't be healthy, we can't do anything. now there's gonna be the stuff in the air, i-in the ground that we can't do nothing about. But, I, I love the health talk, 'cause that's, that, that's-- it's, it's so impor--↗

2:19:14Speaker 16I think that And, and it's just, it's a profit, it's a profit machine. I mean, that's all these systems, when you look at them, all these systems over top of us have become nothing but profit schemes. And, you know, capitalism is great until the people quit paying attention. And ju-just like our government, just like our government, they're great models until the people quit paying attention, 'cause we're the check and balance. And so-↗

2:19:44Speaker 16there's been so much, so much said since I've been up here, I, I don't even know where to go, but, oh, one thing, forty, you were talking about your mom. another thing, and I'm no, I'm no doctor here, so, but that I might add is, fasting. get, get keto and carnivore, look into those, and fasting. Man, fasting is, dude, that's another thing. You know, when we think about the things that we've been told our lives↗

2:20:11Speaker 16Realize the truth is like the polar opposite. So like all these, eat three times, eat five times, eat seven times a day. It's an-- totally antithetical to the way our body works. Our body start, starts autophagy, which is the cl-- the natural cleansing of, of itself, after like fourteen, sixteen, eighteen hours of fasting. Okay, yeah, thank you. Eighteen hours. From everything we've been told our whole lives, oh, you can just never go that long without eating. Eat, eat, eat, eat, eat. But no, that's, that's totally wrong. Exactly. Have one great↗

2:20:44Speaker 13meal at six PM, like a great one, like a great one.↗

2:20:48Speaker 16Dude, I tell you, when COVID hit, I'm fifty years old now, but when COVID hit, I was in the absolute best shape of my life because I, about a year and a half earlier, I had discovered keto. and I went, I went all in. And Here, here was one of my, I went to my doctor about it when I first started. I, I studied, read up on it, went to my doctor, I said, "Okay, I wanna watch this." He'd never heard of it. My doctor never heard, never heard of keto. I had to explain it to him. And so we went along on a, about a year-long journey of keto together. and I was in the absolute best shape of my life. I got, I got, yeah.↗

2:21:25Speaker 16so much to say, man. Thanks for having me up.↗

2:21:28Speaker 10That's amazing, and I'll just quickly touch on one of the issues, and the most important issues you brought up, which never gets really talked about, is detoxing these microplastics within our body. There's no, never any protocols offered to people, 'cause you're so right, it's so insidious and pernicious and widespread, it's in our brains, in our bodies. So fermented foods. And for the girls. In your bowls,↗

2:21:47Speaker 13by the way.↗

2:21:48Speaker 10That's right. It's, it's literally everywhere. It's migrated everywhere, across that barrier. So to, to BPA, PFAS, per and polyfluorocarbons, there's, there's literally over fourteen thousand PFAS chemicals, and you really need to start dealing with these and the microplastics now with fermented foods like kefir, okay, like fermented cabbage and sauerkraut, kimchi, good yogurts. The fermented foods are your life source, okay? They help. Kombucha is great, but it actually contains a very high level of fluoride, and I'm trying to produce this, it's great, and I was drinking, I was drinking↗

2:22:25Speaker 13kombucha like↗

2:22:26Speaker 10a, So it's actually part of like the, the pro-- it's the, the pro-- part of the process of making the tea. So I, I looked into this quite a bit, and it's like top ten one of the foods which unfortunately contains a high level of fluoride we would never know. So tea and kombucha can contain↗

2:22:42@nance726fluoride. How does it get in there? How does it get in there? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wait, Rob, I just, I just wanna, I just wanna-- Hold on a second. So with tea, I understand that with tea, it has to do From the synthetic, the, the kind of fluoride that they're adding to our water. A↗

2:22:59Speaker 10byproduct, right? There is, but it's just if you're worried about fluoride in general. But you should be drinking, like, you know, kombucha, but it's just something which you should be aware of. And there are, like, you know, obviously different types of fluoride and the natural ones, but primarily it's the kind of, the, the, the tea plant, they actually accumulate fluoride from the soil. Okay? So it's a lesser extent from the water that's used in brewing↗

2:23:26Speaker 10The level, of fluoride within it. So compared to like, you know, five minutes steeping, the longer you can kind of, kind of keep it going, it can yield kind of these fluoride levels which kind of get quite high, but essentially it can be part of a very healthy diet. And I, like, I don't mean to say anything bad about it, it's just that if you're worried about fluoride, that's part of the consideration. But yes, you should be taking it, and all, all fermented foods.↗

2:23:49Speaker 13But Rob, like, the thing is, you Mineral, oh yes, in, in, in this case. So you always have to ask yourself, like, like the, like the only way you get fluoride actually into the kombucha is via the water, is it correct? And via the tea, by the way, via the green tea, the tea from the soil,↗

2:24:08Speaker 10so the, the tea is extracting from the soil.↗

2:24:10Speaker 13Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but I mean, like the, the, the, the fluoride, levels in, in, in green tea is, is, is It's, it's quite hot. Black, black-- if you make black tea, it's a different story, but if you make green tea, green tea kombucha with your, like in my case, my own spring water, I tell you, there isn't hardly any fluoride in it.↗

2:24:31Speaker 10Oh, totally. If you're self-making your own fluoride, that's the way forward. I mean, sorry, kombucha, sorry. Yeah. That's the, the perfect way to do it. So if you're kind of creating all your own foodstuffs and you're mitigating these issues, you know what I mean? And, and you're exactly right, but it's just something to consider because sometimes experts do recommend limiting the, the amounts of store-bought kombucha, to, to a certain level, maybe a hundred mils per day, just to,↗

2:24:54Speaker 13to limit Or like normally, it's just like eating spinach, you know, there's, there's fluoride in everything. Yeah, that's a great point. It's not like-- And of course, you own your own spring water, your own water. I mean, you can get fluoride-free water everywhere. So if you make kombucha like this, it's, it's extremely healthy. I've, I've several publications on this, so I should send them along. And, I, I can, I can just tell you, kombucha is probably the healthiest thing you can drink if you fermented↗

2:25:31Speaker 13Healthy sugar water, but still sugar water, leave it fermented like for, let's say, ten, twelve days, because it's very sour and very healthy and it's cleansing as well. Do you have a strong↗

2:25:41Speaker 9preference for s-type of salt, a particular kind of sea salt, for instance? Don't, don't,↗

2:25:46Speaker 13don't do sea salt because this, it can, can, can micro-plastics, like high amount of micro-plastics. I would just use Himalaya salt, red Himalaya salt, really from, from Himalaya, like when it comes from Pakistan, not India. Good.↗

2:26:01Speaker 10Make sure third party tested, 'cause a lot of these, like the Celtic salts and even the Himalayan salts, found to have like TNT from like the blasting process or, or heavy metals. There's, there's a, a, a salt I use, it's from a, a, a basin that's, you know, not part of the ocean, so you don't wanna use any Celtic salt, 'cause the amount of lead in that is actually astronomical. So if you're taking Celtic salts, stop right now. It's been the biggest health psyop. It's like cold plung↗

2:26:26Speaker 10The, the, the trace elements in the salt, and, and what the good protocol is, you find the best quality salt, and every time that you drink water, you put a pinch of salt on your tongue, through, through osmosis, you're bringing that, because every time your body's trying to keep homeostasis, and you drink water, and you pee a lot out, because it's trying to balance this level of salts and electrolytes in your body. So if you put a pinch of salt on your tongue when you're drinking good clean mineral water that's in a glass bottle,↗

2:26:56Speaker 10Pink, but you do your own di-diligence, find the best quality salt out there, third party tested, no more Celtic Salt.↗

2:27:03Speaker 13Guys, whatever you can always add like, just like a tip of a knife of borax into your food, water, whatever. Oh, totally.↗

2:27:10Speaker 10And borax like baths.↗

2:27:13Speaker 13Yeah. Borax binds↗

2:27:14Speaker 10heavy↗

2:27:14Speaker 13metals.↗

2:27:15@nance726What about just putting some salt into the, into the water? 'Cause like usually the guy literally adds your, adds, before you guys even having this conversation, I was mixing up, I'll put like, I'll make lemon A little bit of apple cider vinegar, a little bit of baking soda, and then some Himalayan salt, and then I'll usually just put like a splash of maple syrup in it just for, just for taste. but I, I tend to just add some salt to my water, and I find when I do that, I'm not as thirsty, I don't need to drink as much water, and but I still feel super hydrated, just by sprinkling a little bit of the pink, some, Himalayan salt into it.↗

2:27:47Speaker 16Well, and that forty, when you're fasting, is w-w-when you're, when you're feeling those hunger pains, when, when you're fasting, that's, that's really a thirst, for, for the most part, and that, that does it perfectly.↗

2:28:05Speaker 14Guys, I just wanted to point out, Rob's, Rob's advice is, is like crucial and it's really important, so I would really jot down what he says 'cause it's life-changing advice, so thank you.↗

2:28:18Speaker 10Thank you, my friend. And anyone can actually DM me for any of these protocols towards like detoxing, spike protein, detoxing nanotechnology, parasite protocols, okay? Even just like the, the, the normal detox protocols for, for longevity. So just send me a message. I'm, I'm sure everyone up on the panel is more than welcome to have and start interacting and actually providing a way forward and we should talk↗

2:28:39Speaker 13about parasites. I think it's the most underestimated problem in our society. Totally. Because↗

2:28:45@goddekwhat is it, ninety percent of people have parasites? exactly.↗

2:28:50Speaker 13And they never do-- So actually, that's why ivermectin is like the shit, like the shit. You should do it every, once a month at least. we do it every, every full moon. I know my wife is like, it works better at full moon. Oh, like whatever, you know? At least we have a day we know that we're gonna take our, our antiparasite ones. I mean, here in the jungle, it's like, Problems, they don't know why. I have brain fog. Oh my gosh, I have brain fog. I don't know why I can't concentrate. They're most likely have parasites, you know? Or people will have, intestinal problems. They're like, oh, I can't poop or I poop too much or whatever, you know, whatever you got. Check on pests, on, on, sorry, on, on, on parasites, basically.↗

2:29:33Speaker 10Check on parasites. If you look at the, at the holistic healers and what they used to do a hundred years ago, everyone would go monthly, you know, parasite cleanses, and that's when you kind of saw this explosion in all these chronic diseases and cancer, 'cause there's a direct correlation now with all these objective signs proving that, you know, a lot of these cancers are actually formed by parasites, and that's the vector. But essentially, a lot of these like antiparasitic drugs actually engage with the ways in which, you know, cancers, operate and the, like Actually not just dealing with the parasites as well, but like everyone on this planet, nearly eighty percent has had toxoplasmosis, a brain parasite, which is, you know, mainly from, from cats. Like we have fluke worms, like liver worms, like you, you really need to start dealing with it now, and essentially like-↗

2:30:21Speaker 10Cancer itself, it's normally like trying to protect you. It's normally the biopsies and all these treatments that are killing you. So we really need to start focusing on parasites and really start being objective and creating strategies to help people deal with this because it, it just creates these like lifelong degenerative issues, and people have no-- They're not dealing with it, they're dealing with exactly, everybody↗

2:30:39Speaker 13is giving, giving their pets like meds against, parasites, right? But the like, exactly, you get it, it's equal. I mean, like they're like, oh, I Good, but why don't you take it? I mean, you get around much more. You know, just use the public bathroom once, like, you know, you know what I mean? So, would you, would↗

2:31:01Speaker 16you guys, would you guys say along with parasites, like the two that I've-- parasites and inflammation? Those seem to be like the two things that cause all of our problems. Yeah.↗

2:31:10Speaker 10Yes, and cytotoxic buildup of these chemicals, and, and certain substances in your body. So they're the main, and, and mucus as well, if you're going towards the, the Dr. Sebi route. So when you're looking at these things like, you know, wormwood and all these other more natural healings, like if you start eating pumpkin seeds, they stop the kind of, the actual reproduction cycle of a lot of these things. So really easy and provides a lot of magnesium,↗

2:31:36Speaker 10Wormwood and some of these more natural ways to help detox these parasites, you know, castor oil and all these different protocols, which are really kind of healthy and should be part of your regime anyway. So we really need to start taking better care of our body through these kind of protocols which have been subdued through the kind of Rockefeller, modern kind of medical infrastructure, so yeah, yeah, yeah. Rob, on that, you know,↗

2:31:58Ian Malcolmon that, if you wouldn't mind, I'd, I'd, I'd be really curious just for a sound, clip, and Through what you would recommend from, either herbal or this, this more natural, healing approach to, to those major categories that you just mentioned, right? It's like, o-the, the, the white pill, what's the takeaway? Like the↗

2:32:21@goddekparasites, you mean?↗

2:32:23Ian MalcolmWell, yeah, and, and if, if you would actually not mind, and, and, and Dr. Gaddik, I would love if you and Rob could kind of do this, in tandem together, if there's anything that's absent, but, but maybe just walk through, right? We've talked about parasites, we talked about, you were just mentioning mucus, we've talked, of course, about the vaccine and the heavy metals. if, if you guys wouldn't mind, and maybe Rob, you could start, and, and, and Simon Let's say various vectors, right? The mucus side, the heavy metal side, the vaccine side, the parasite side. For everybody that's listening, you know, obviously they can't do everything and they can't take away everything, but what would be kind of the most critical elements of each of those four or five major vectors, that, that you think a lot of people are unfortunately ignorant to because this Rockefeller system, of course, pushes everybody towards just take the pills, you know, take the drugs and, and, and just kind of sleep it off, right?↗

2:33:23Speaker 10Exactly. Like, we really need to start, like, being proactive and looking at these issues separately and creating protocols to address, to deal with them, like, holistically and individually, and also creating the elimination pathways for our entire body to start flushing. First thing to do if someone has cancer, you do a lymphatic flush. The lymph system is never really talked about. It's so insane. Like, the lymph system is how we deal with waste. So let's just go, like, sys-systematically through a summary of the protocols and the main issues. We'll start with the↗

2:33:52Speaker 10Mainly around natto kinase, which can be found in natto, fermented soy, but you can get really good natto kinase pills, you know, pharmaceutical grade, you know, online. so look at curcumin, and bromelain. Bromelain is found in, in kind of pineapple, helps like dissolve the mucus if you have a bad cough. Don't, don't pick up any decongestant, just have some pineapple, keep hydrated, it will really help to solve↗

2:34:18Speaker 10that. Berberine, add berberine, please, And, we've been trying to talk about it for since twenty-four, twen- twenty twenty-four, but essentially, it, it removes these amyloid microclots that's in every single person, which is what all of these kind of people who are, these morticians dealing with, these corpses as they're doing the autopsies, there's been seminar after seminar globally of them saying there are these clots we have never seen them before, they're so fibrous, they're not dissolving, and essentially natto kinase is your kind of,↗

2:34:51Speaker 10Going to co- towards the kind of like the chelation and the removal of like nanotechnology and the kind of heavy metals within us, you need to start with chelators. It's the chelation or is this kind of Greek word for claw, kind of clings onto these kind of, heavy metals and drags them out, and essentially like bentonite clay can also help you in, in kind of Correlation with saunas, so you really should be looking at, trying to use these, these chelating, things to get rid of the heavy metals. We talked about colloidal gold, we talked about nicotine, some of the two heaviest hitters to get rid of these heavy metals and nanoparticles, and then we can move on to the kind of the parasite protocols, which essentially kind of Go around with the more kind of homeopathic, protocols, especially towards like, you know, the superbinders, cleansing colon, you've got wormwood, you've got, ashwagandha, you've got all these different types of natural medicines,↗

2:35:41Speaker 17and I↗

2:35:41Speaker 10would definitely re-recommend like pumpkin seeds. it, it's, it's really helped, me from my own lived experience. a-and again, we can, we can go, go further into, other detox protocols, just around o-overall longevity, but if, if Dr. Simon wants to take it off there.↗

2:35:58Speaker 9Shield or un-shield or un-shield, un-un-conscious. So,↗

2:36:02Speaker 13so I think what's, what's, you, you mentioned Bournemouth is great, but if you want to, you know, the best, no. Remedies against, parasites and yeast. Like, I don't know, if you guys are familiar with Candida, Candida, you know, it's, it's a, it's a very invasive yeast in the gut, and it can really cause, you know, their, their byproduct, or not byproduct, like they,↗

2:36:30Speaker 13they,↗

2:36:33Speaker 13how do you say it in English? Like they, they leave all the endotoxins within your, within your gut and, it causes high inflammations, it even destroys because like the yeast is literally destroying your mucosa in the gut, and then the endotoxins enter your bloodstream and then the issues starts. Like literally, the, the, the yeast is actually getting, you know, into your, into your mucosa, into, into your↗

2:36:58Speaker 13Into your, stomach lining, lining, right? Yeah, not stomach, but the gut itself, intestine. Yeah, the, yeah, the, the intestine, yeah. So that's, that's a real issue, and, because of our, like the, our society's sugar consumption, I mean, like this yeast candida, it, it feeds on, it feeds on sugars. So many, many, many people who have serious health issues have a candida overgrowth. So↗

2:37:26Speaker 13And m- it always comes along with parasites, so what I would say what's super important is to take berberine now and then, so I'll do this, to eat lots of garlic because it fights parasites, and most importantly against candida, it's oregano oil. Or oregano as, as, as a, you know, as a herb, but oregano oil is super strong, and you don't take too much.↗

2:37:52Speaker 13It's too much, too much. Yeah, totally. Because, yeah, very powerful. Yeah, yeah, it could hurt. but otherwise, it's, it's good to check. I mean, I mean, like nowadays, you know, you can have your microbiome checked for just a couple of bucks, I think it's fifty bucks or something, and it includes most of the time a candida And they later came up and they think that Canada overgrowth, like full of Canada. And, yeah, you, you can, there's, there's, I mean, there's pharma stuff against it, but I would just say like, you know, cut down sugar,↗

2:38:28Speaker 13Try to eat lots of healthy meat and, and, and take oregano oil, and then after a couple of weeks, it's, it's gone. But while it's dying off, it's releasing all the toxins. You feel like shit. That's the worst part. It's actually-- And many people who are addicted to sugar, it's like being addicted to cocaine, you know? They already have this one issue, and then all these toxins are flooding your bloodstream. And many people just don't, you know, they just stop and go back to their own hab-- old↗

2:38:54Speaker 13habit, Another thing we need to discuss, I think it's very important, is mold. you know, I've been posting moldy bread the last couple of days under Mark Levine's post, but I mean, like it's, it's, it's an issue, and many houses contain mold, especially if you live in a, an environment with higher, with a high humidity,↗

2:39:16Speaker 13And it can cause serious health issues. So many people who are, who are chronically sick, they live in an environment that's like moldy, or they don't even, they don't even see the mold. Or, you know, how many times have you been in, in hotel bathrooms and you see like, you know, all the black, you know, fungi, all, all the mold is like, in, in, in, in between the tiles. And many people haven't, they're like, "Oh, it's just like a bit of dirt." No, no, no,↗

2:39:46Speaker 13but otherwise I think, I think, Rob mentioned everything, almost everything. So, oh yeah, one, two more things, three more things. what I believe is, is, is super important, as I said, vitamin D, omega three, and then there's, I think this, the most potent antioxidant existing is melatonin. and people say like, "Okay, I take melatonin every, every evening, like highly, like couple of milligrams even, I sleep like a baby."↗

2:40:18Speaker 13which is, I mean, like, it's good of course, but it's like very, very, very, very strong antioxidant, and, it's very helpful to, to, to, to take it. People say like, "Oh, no, you can't, later you can't sleep anymore if you don't take it." No, it's, it's nonsense. So it doesn The met-- the metabolic pathway, I would have to look it up.↗

2:40:43Speaker 13It's all in my head. but it's, it's a very strong antioxidant. So yeah, I can, I can just tell you that, yeah, you might want to look into this. And if you look into this, check out my, my, on my, on my profile, the Sunfluencer. It's my, it's my startup. I almost forgot about this, but I like, let's sort of focus, sort of focus on, on vitamin D and omega threes and melatonin, which is like actually vitamin B complex, because most people don't, don't, don't, consume sufficient vitamin B, which is very↗

2:41:19Speaker 13I think this is a good approach to follow, and of course, what, what Rob said, like, you know, detox is important, try to get into intermittent fasting. So I started, a couple of years ago when I, when I started writing all these, scientific health papers, and I discovered it. And actually, everybody, you know, we all know what fasting is, but I discovered actually the, the, the benefits and that it's, you know, that, that it's actually that once you're, you're, Digestion system stops working, it actually has time to, to relax, to clean, cleanse itself, and, and it has a positive impact on the immune system because it's not always, you know,↗

2:42:01Speaker 13active because every time you eat, it's like, you know, your, your immune system is, is, has to fight off whatever, there's always something to fight off. That way it can, it can rest and it, it can, it, it actually, works whenever it's needed. So intermittent fasting is a great thing Usually, I eat once a day, and I have a great feast at night, right? Not, not late at night, because you shouldn't eat anything three hours before you go to bed or four hours, but like, six PM I eat like, today I had like three big spare ribs, you know, and like,↗

2:42:36Speaker 13I made them feijoada here in Brazil. So it's like, it's like lots of, lots of food at night, but during the day, like, once you, once you're in it, you, you don't feel like, oh So I, in the, in the morning, I usually, I have many lemon trees here, so I just take water, I squeeze the lemon into it, and, add a pinch of salt and borax, I always have here, which, which I add as well. And, and then, yeah, and then I drink it during the day, and at, and at night, I, I cook, and I, I made it kind of a religion like to cook, I really cook like for one or two hours, but it's fine, you know,↗

2:43:12Speaker 13because I↗

2:43:18Speaker 13Health, so you might want to look into this as well. Yeah, you said like if you have a sauna, do it. sports, very important, working out, swimming, but don't swim in chlorine. Don't, don't swim in these swimming pools, it's really bad for you. the problem isn't like that, that you take it, you know, that your, that your skin is exposed to chlorine. That's, it's not, it's not perfect, but it's like the problem is the ten centimeters above, above the water, because that↗

2:43:50Speaker 13So that's where the problem lies. So if you have access to, to a swimming pool that's like working with a, you know, zone, the disinfection system, yeah, try, try to get into this one. So swimming is very good. yeah, even, even↗

2:44:06Speaker 10showers, even showers have that, chlorine gas, you know, exposure, as you're mentioning, so- Like in a shower, in a cubicle of a shower, you have exposure to chlorine gas, it's the same as in a pool, to, to back up your, your point there. So it's, it's, it's so pervasive, and you absorb that chlorine even more in the shower. It's even much worse in the shower↗

2:44:26Speaker 13because you have much, much more surface of water, so you inhale literally what's in the water. Exactly.↗

2:44:30Speaker 10Exactly. And, and I think, you know, to focus on one, one of the points that, that we, we're both making, and I think you articulate really well, is that you really need to kind of fix the body before you start doing, especially the parasite cleanse. It's really important to, to realize this essentially, because what, what you're really doing is kind of creating these elimination pathways, you're getting rid of these kind of hosts like the candida that create the biofilm, that, that really provide this kind of environment for these parasites to, to kind of,↗

2:45:00Speaker 10Providing these detox pathways, and then going into things like black walnut hull, and wormwood, as we're talking about, and, and cloves, and, and as especially as, as, Dr. Simon said, berberine, to deal with the candida. So just focus on creating up these elimination pathways, get these chelating kind of, chemicals and these cocktails that really help create astringents, and get these toxins, because when the parasite dies, it releases everything inside of it. So you're swarmed with all these biotoxins and↗

2:45:30Speaker 10Kind of getting rid of your body creates this cumulative cytotoxic effect, and then you get sick from it. So, there's, there's, there's steps, and there's kind of ways in which this has-- one has to follow the other to create the, the effect you're looking for, 'cause these people are, are struggling with these diseases for lifetimes, and they try to deal with it by only including the third step, not the first and the second, and that's really important, and I think, you know, from, from what Dr. Simon and, and has been↗

2:45:59Speaker 10And↗

2:45:59Speaker 9any thoughts on the question? Looks↗

2:46:01Speaker 15like You're Meant to Be has a question, so go ahead, You're Meant to Be.↗

2:46:05Speaker 18Thank you. I wanted to ask about, I have really bad brain fog and, memory loss, and, I was wondering what you thought about methylene blue.↗

2:46:23Speaker 10Yeah, so kind of been made famous by RFK and essentially kind of this, what was essentially a, a coloring for, for clothing, has been now been found to have all these great health outcomes. So, maybe you saw RFK talk about- Yeah, in Joe Rogan.↗

2:46:41Speaker 18I saw it on Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan. Yeah, that, he interviewed the, the gentleman that was, I can't think of, what his title was, but he was, having seizures and he didn't even know it. He's like a biochemist, I think. and he was talking about it on Joe Rogan, and I was just curious what you thought about it.↗

2:47:09Speaker 10No, it's actually could be part of a protocol. It's not the silver bullet, but it does have these, as they've shown now, objectively, this kind of neuroprotectant, capabilities, these neurological protectants, as well as nicotine is seen as a neuroprotectant, which has been vilified for a long time. so now we're seeing the truth about these chemicals. Well, like it opens up a↗

2:47:26Speaker 18pathway, a new pathway that might have been blocked, is what he was saying. Like could be↗

2:47:31Speaker 10damaged. Yeah, exactly. Well, so it kind of with the and towards like proteins, so especially, you know, detoxing that this white protein, and then as, as it, how it's a neuroprotectant, it kind of deals with the kind of oxidative stress, and inhibits kind of, you know, they say nitric oxide, oxides, synthesis, and, and it has a like a, a host of, of these kind of health outcomes that have really been seen to have like real observable effects. They protect the mitochondria, you know what I mean? Like they really have- And, and increase this, cerebral blood flow. And something which people don't know is caffeine, if you drink it regularly, decreases cerebral blood flow by over thirty percent. but I don't wanna go on down that rabbit hole, but, but it's a really good point with methylene blue and these new, more, kind of censored tech-technologies and, and chemicals which seem so unrelated, but somehow are providing real health benefits. But it still↗

2:48:24Speaker 13doesn't address the root issue. So if you have brain fog- No, no. Brain, brain↗

2:48:33Speaker 13Root issue. There, there is a, root problem, to why you have it. And of course, you can't treat the symptoms like Big Pharma does, or we can even treat the symptoms, you know, with, with more natural, remedies, but, the question is, the first question would be, what does your typical diet look like? You know, that's- I'm a↗

2:48:52Speaker 18vegan. I'm a- And here we go,↗

2:48:54Speaker 13here we go. Okay, promise myself, here we go. You need more- Probably E-P-A-D-H Continuing, but this would be, so do you, do you- Well, I hadn't, I, I've only↗

2:49:09Speaker 18been a vegan for eight months, and I had it before. I, you know, I was a meat eater, filet and chicken, but-↗

2:49:22Speaker 13Okay, filet and chicken. And so I suffer from insomnia. Did you ever do an omega? Did you ever check your omega three index?↗

2:49:31Speaker 18I did go to a nutritionist about a year and a half ago, and she said that, I was lacking iodine for one, and something else I can't remember, something with my thyroid. But other than- Okay, it's selenium,↗

2:49:47Speaker 13it's selenium then. It's iodine-selenium, most likely. Yeah, Brazil nuts are great sources of selenium. Exactly.↗

2:49:52Speaker 10Okay.↗

2:49:54Speaker 18Okay.↗

2:49:54Speaker 10Yeah. And also you really want to deal with the, the microflora and the microbiome, because, you know, anytime that I've actually had issues with any brain fog, it's because I've taken after a course of antibiotics as well, which destroys this gut-brain axis, and these really delicate, levels. Essentially, your immune system is made up of the microbiome, and, and most of it's made in the gut, serotonin's made in the gut, so a lot of this brain fog does come from issues with the microbiome. Which is what I, what I do, when you really wanna feed this good bacteria, 'cause it's also in your brain as well. But you could have, you know, vaccine-induced brain injuries, which most of the population have, or it could be due to heavy metals that you need to kind of remove and, and chelate out. But it could be from a litany of things. When did it start? I, I would say it started,↗

2:50:43Speaker 18I did get the vaccine, I was forced to get it, and, I only did the one round, but I, I had the brain fog before that, and I know I don't sleep very well.↗

2:50:58Speaker 10Yeah, so you need to fix, fix sleep and need to look at your environment, 'cause a lot of the, the modern diseases are the fe- phenotype, is in like how the environment up-regulates or down-regulates gene expression. So like, you could be having, you could have like a, a fabric softener that you're allergic to using every day or a, a synthetic, you know, like a, a deodorant or some other chemical that you're using in your environment which is causing these degenerative effects. So you need to, like the env- your environment you're in And now we're seeing, you know, the estrogenic effects of all these different chemicals and the war on men, there aren't no strong male leaders, and all this brain fog, this kind of mass- Well, I think it started↗

2:51:36Speaker 18after I went through menopause, to be honest, is when, I started getting brain fog really bad, and, you know, memorization or even pronunciation of certain words, I started losing that ability. and I know-- Have you seen any doctors? I think I get a little bit of a headache. I did see a neurologist, like- Ten years ago because I, I was having really bad migraines, and the neurologist said that he thought I had little mini-strokes, maybe possibly. He hooked me up into, you know, with the tape, little things on your head, and he did that test, and he said, "You know, it wasn't like major strokes." He said it, it could be like, you know, he said that, even young people have mini-strokes and they don't even realize they're having them or something. I don't know, but I did go to a neurologist for a while and did two sleep studies. Because the first sleep study, I couldn't get to sleep. Well, he said I didn't go into REM until like four AM, and then he had me come back and take a sleeping pill 'cause I, I didn't wanna take the sleeping pill the first time, you know? And, so then he had me take a sleeping pill and come back and do the test and said that, you know, he, he was like, "You're not going into REM." Until like 5 AM, you know, even though you went to sleep at 10. So, and he said it's like I fight demons in my sleep, is what he said, and he showed me the footage, and I was like, "Oh, okay, I have no idea what that's about." But,↗

2:53:18Speaker 18and then he tried putting me on, you know, Adderall. And Oh Lord, oh Lord. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So- What↗

2:53:27@nance726about your cholesterol levels, too? Have you checked your cholesterol levels? No, my cholesterol,↗

2:53:31Speaker 18everything's perfect, especially since I be-- became a vegan. My-- I went and took a calcium score, and my, all five of my arteries were zero, zero, zero. You know, I think three hundred is total blockage, and all my arteries- Where, you know, so I paid out of pocket to take a calcium sto- score to see how my, that is- But↗

2:53:57Speaker 10you, you actually want to increase your cholesterol above three hundred. The, like, the average of the person walking around Hoteles was above three hundred. People that live longer in these called, quote, blue zones have the highest level cholesterol possible. it's so essential, and this is the biggest side effect, they'll tell you all your cholesterol is good for you. Ex- exactly. No, I think they were checking,↗

2:54:15Speaker 18well, they were checking my Five arteries to see if they were plugged or anything, because I started having high blood pressure, and so they put me on a, a low dose blop-- blood pressure... This↗

2:54:28@goddekreally sounds↗

2:54:28Speaker 13like a system, systemic problem or stomach problem for you. so the best thing you can do is to truly get like the basics checked. So I would do, you should, you should do, I mean, like just, just saying, just an idea, you can, you can, the one you can share these results with Robin, me, but you should check your microbiome, just You can see like, you know, how many bacteria are there, et cetera, which is already a good indication. Then you, then you, then you check your zonulin, in your bloodstream, then you can, then we can see if you have a leaky gut or not. So if, if, you know, any toxins and anything else enters your bloodstream, then you, you know, you have another, indicator. Some people, you know, gluten, for example,↗

2:55:13Speaker 13yeah, if you, if you eat lots of, If you eat lots of this stuff, it can really cause these damages. I mean, like endotoxins or, or other undigested material in your bloodstream can cause exactly that. Then I would, get your, your omega three index checked to see what are your, what are your levels of, EPA and DHA. this could also be an explanation you said, like, you're now a vegan before you ate mainly chicken. Yeah. so if you don't, yeah, if you don't eat, like really cold, like You know, small cult, like, like, I do take a multi, I,↗

2:55:53Speaker 18I do do a, a flaxseed oil↗

2:55:58Speaker 13For doesn't help, doesn't help, doesn't help. Okay. It doesn't, doesn't contain DHA and EPA. Algae is good. So, so it doesn't, it doesn't help at all. It lacks it all. People think like, okay, it has omega-3, but it's not the omega-3, but it has EPA, DHA, that, that, crosses the, brain barrier. So you wanna, you wanna take care of this. Then you should check your vitamin D level,↗

2:56:20Speaker 13it's, it's super important↗

2:56:28Speaker 13Like the, WHO says like a twenty is good, you know, twenty is sufficient.↗

2:56:33Speaker 18Okay.↗

2:56:33Speaker 13It's not.↗

2:56:34Speaker 18Yeah, my primary doctor when I go in yearly, you know, 'cause I used to have low vitamin D like fifteen years ago, but now he says it's good, so I, I- So you're saying I should go to a nutritionist and get results taken? Yeah, for, for example,↗

2:56:53Speaker 13versus-- I mean, these, you know, these, these are, these are, the best ways to, to determine the, the root causes or main issues of your, your problem. It's the gut, literally the gut, because the gut is like seventy, eighty percent of, of your connection to the outside world, right? Right. And then it's like to, to check whether the gut is, permeable or not,↗

2:57:15Speaker 13and then it's just checking Your, the most important, levels for your health, vitamin D and omega-3, and then, then the rest, of course, if you, if you still didn't figure, don't figure out what's going on, you know, then you have to check, is there mold in your environment? Where do you live? You know, are there other specific patterns that might be of, of, of influence to your health? But, I mean, like Usually, you can, you can figure out by your, by your, by your diet, and, and, and you know, these, mi-microbiome and, and these couple of checks if you, what is causing your issues. And there's always a medical problem.↗

2:57:50Speaker 18Well, I have-- I have one more question about methylene blue. Can it cause bladder infections? You know, 'cause I know you pee, you urinate blue out whenever,↗

2:58:02Speaker 13yeah, I took it once, it's funny. It's more like green, but- Yeah, right. Yeah, yeah. Because yellow and blue becomes green. But anyway, yeah, I, I don't, I don't think so. I think it's, I think it's harmful. Okay. It has, has a benefit, but I think it's hyped. you know, it's maybe, it's maybe like this little biohacking thing that you can improve↗

2:58:26Speaker 18Well, I did take it, I, I did take it, and I took, what that bio, the, the chemist said that he was on, so I ordered it, and I got a bladder infection, but I'm prone to bladder infections too, to UTIs, I guess you could call it. So I didn't know, I stopped taking it, but when I took it, I felt Terrific! I felt like I, I, I could remember things,↗

2:58:56Speaker 18I wasn't having brain fog and, but then I got a bladder, or UTI, I guess you'd call it, and I was like, "Oh, I wonder if this caused me to get a UTI," but I never did take it again, you know, after that. And I, I really missed taking it 'cause it really made me feel alive. It made me feel,↗

2:59:18Speaker 18Energetic.↗

2:59:18Speaker 13Probably, antioxidants probably are those fighting inflammations within yourself. And then you have to figure out what's causing, like chronic inflammation within your body, you know? Okay. There must be, there must be a reason, and like, you know, it, it's not too difficult to figure it out, but it can take a while, because there are so many factors that could, but, but I mean, like the most, the most common factor is literally your gut. So if you, if you have your gut checked, and you, you'll, you'll↗

2:59:44Speaker 18Thank you so much, I appreciate it.↗

2:59:47Speaker 15Okay, thank you for talking your meant to be. Carol Z has her hand up, so we'll go with her first, then Agape, then I Ain't a Goat again.↗

2:59:58Speaker 19Hi, guys. hey, I was just wondering, for, for the mold, the Candida, what were your remedies for that? Again?↗

3:00:08Speaker 13oregano oil is the most important, verberrin.↗

3:00:10Speaker 19Verberrin? What is that? But↗

3:00:12Speaker 13oregano- Oregano oil is the most potent one.↗

3:00:15Speaker 19Oregano oil. Yeah. Okay. And,↗

3:00:18Speaker 13Nasty. Believe me, you, you, you- If you burp after, you'll, you'll see. I mean, like, anyways. It's not- Yeah, exactly.↗

3:00:25Speaker 10Just- You gotta, you have to be careful, careful with that, but it's so powerful, it's much better than any antibiotic. So you've also got, you just the general baking soda as well, soda ash, bor- and borax, you know, have it like a, a borax bath, and, also things that are a bit more like, you know, mainstream like shilajit,↗

3:00:43Speaker 10you know, really also help kind of with this kind of detoxing of the mold and, and the candida. I↗

3:00:51Speaker 13do too. And, and shilaj If you, if you, you wanna become an alpha and you're a beta cock right now, just take chlorella every day and after, I think after two months it should be, it should improve significantly. And I'd↗

3:01:05Speaker 20also like to add, cloves and papaya↗

3:01:09Speaker 13seeds.↗

3:01:11Speaker 19I'm sorry, what was that again? Definitely cloves and papaya seeds. Papaya, yeah,↗

3:01:14@donaldsmannthey're↗

3:01:16Speaker 19good for↗

3:01:16Speaker 10parasites as well, exactly. Papaya seeds.↗

3:01:20Speaker 13You can, you can use papaya seeds and just grind them, you dry them, you grind them, it's like pepper, it's the taste of pepper, of black pepper. So I, I have, all my papaya, papaya trees here, and we, and we use it. And if you already have a papaya, what you can do, by the way, you take the peel and you peel it off, and it has like, it releases some milk, right? You just eat a couple of drops. If you, if you, if you, for example, cook↗

3:01:44Speaker 13meat and So, yeah, use it. It's,↗

3:01:53@goddekit's called, it has a name. It's called,↗

3:01:59@goddekpapain orizing. Papapai. Oh, it has a, it's a- I think it's like papain. Papain, papain, something like this. So, yeah.↗

3:02:13Speaker 10So you- Yeah. so Carol, you can, you can make your own like medicine as well. So you could get, you could get, papaya seeds, you can get pomegranate, seeds and p-- and, So seeing pumpkin seeds, we're seeing p-pomegranate, and we're seeing, a-essentially, papaya seeds. Grind them all up in a blender, put them in little capsules, and take them. Make your own medicine. It'll get rid of like mold, candida, parasites, fungi, and you can make these, you know, these kind of self-made drugs in your home with, with a blender and a quick go-- you can just go to the, the shops and buy these right now, so and that will deal with a↗

3:02:55Speaker 19my other question was, you had mentioned, natto kinase for the, yeah, so↗

3:03:05Speaker 10natto, natto kinase, natto kinase, kin, kin, can you spell that? Natto kinase, N-N-A-T-T-O-K-I-N-A-S-E, it's just the top of my head, but, essentially it's, it comes from fermented soy. So they, they have this, this food called natto in Japan, where it's kind of fermented soybeans, and they've found this amazing new compound called natto kinase, which is just like a really heavy hitter in all of these detox protocols, and especially, the spike protein protocol and these amyloid microclots, which every single person vaccinated has. So that, that would be number one on the list, yeah, and to, to deal with these things, you can↗

3:03:46Speaker 13tell by the, if the word ends with, ACE, you know? It's an enzyme, the natural↗

3:03:51Speaker 10enzyme. Exactly, and it's like, like, helps to catalyze all, all these effects to detox and, and where, where did you say you↗

3:03:57Speaker 19could get↗

3:03:58Speaker 10that? so I've actually found the, the best source I've found is from a German company that, I can get you the link for right now.↗

3:04:08Speaker 13Oh, wait, is it German?↗

3:04:14Speaker 10What? Hah↗

3:04:20Speaker 13And Putin is an evil dictator.↗

3:04:25Speaker 13And, and, and the, and the Austrian painter. But please continue, sorry.↗

3:04:29Speaker 10I can just post in the, in the blue pill just a link to some really good source of natto kinase. Unfortunately, you have to pay for the, export costs. You can just find a different way, don't go through the website for the, the delivery costs and the shipping, go through a third party system like Amazon. But I'll just put in the purple pill, but also just do your own due diligence. I try to avoid natto The biosphere,↗

3:04:53Speaker 10of, because of Fukushima, because I'm so neurotic, but I think that's a whole issue that's never been talked about, the, the issue of Fukushima, and the, radioactive contamination of Japan, but I'll put that in the, the blue pill right now, Carol.↗

3:05:03Speaker 19Okay, thank you so much, I appreciate it.↗

3:05:08Speaker 19Thank you. Okay, I↗

3:05:09Speaker 15think we had Agape next.↗

3:05:15@agape_eternal_Awesome, thank you guys. Very informative space. I kind of had, a question and a comment, regarding Can- Candida, whatever, however it's pronounced. Through something where I had like a rash on my belly, and I was trying to figure out what the heck it was, if it was like bacteria or if it was, I was allergic to something. And so I was like cutting out, you know, I cut out alcohol for a while, that didn't solve it. I cut out sweets, I cut out this, I cut out that, whatever. Turns out, and then I got, bactrim and applied that to my abdomen, like, you know, stomach area to see if that would take care of it, that inflamed it.↗

3:05:58@agape_eternal_Ivermectin, because I thought, well, maybe it's a parasitic sort of thing, so I did ivermectin, the, not the human grade, I did the horse grade from, you know, God, what's that, what's that store called, whatever, it doesn't matter what it is, the, the horse- Or whatever. Did that. I will say one thing about that, horse paste ivermectin,↗

3:06:21@agape_eternal_it was definitely a cleanse. It didn't take care of my candida, but it did take care of brain fog. Immediately, I noticed, like, within, within a day or two, 'cause like the first day, I don't know what it's doing to your body, cleaning out parasites.↗

3:06:43Speaker 15Your speaker is very odd to me. I think you went out. On a↗

3:06:46Speaker 1636. Yeah, he's gotten out for me, too.↗

3:06:50@goddekInternet.↗

3:06:52Speaker 13Okay.↗

3:06:58@agape_eternal_Am I clear now? I think he's speaking. I got it. Okay. Yes, sir. You've been blocked for like 10 seconds.↗

3:07:04Speaker 15Try to speak now, please.↗

3:07:10@agape_eternal_Alright, can you hear now? I'm gonna↗

3:07:11Speaker 15recycle you a copy. Yeah, I can hear you now, sorry.↗

3:07:19@agape_eternal_Alright, so anyway, so the, the- I'm not gonna↗

3:07:26Speaker 13make that again. Sorry. You're there for like one second, then you're gone for ten seconds.↗

3:07:34Ian MalcolmYeah, I'll, I'll recycle them and, and while we do, let's go to, Gypsy, and then we'll go to Nicholas.↗

3:07:45Speaker 21Gypsy. Oh, hi, thanks. That was quicker than I expected.↗

3:07:51Speaker 21can I just paint something like how I see it to get some critical analysis from the learned people in the room? Don't think it takes too long. It's just to do with trying to cure your own disease basically. That's just how the whole process works. So, so what I'm looking at in my own life and through this information is to reduce, you know, causes of toxicity as much as possible. So basically chemicals, radiation,↗

3:08:25Speaker 21and my own psychology, psycho-emotion. So, you know, reduce all those things down like where I am in the shack in the mountains, I've got a spring fifty meters away, that's what I drink from. There's one tower, I'm on two bars, there's no WiFi, so, you know, there's a lot of minimization of that. Don't eat processed food, basically been mostly carnivore for a year now, seems to be working out really well.↗

3:08:51Speaker 21The way I'm looking at this trend theory is that You know, we, we have natural toxicity levels in our body because intracellular structures are always dying earlier than the cell itself, and that's basically proteins, which basically meat rotting inside your cell. Okay? So that's the toxicity that we're talking about. And then you have what I see is a three-stage process of defense, and, and the first stage is just a natural one, it's the microbial content of the cell.↗

3:09:22Speaker 21and then munches on that dying, rotting, protein. Now, just like in a compost, you know, bacteria munches on the rotting plant matter, turns it into good soil, microbes do the same. if that system's overwhelmed by excess toxicity, because chemicals, radiation, whatever,↗

3:09:46Speaker 21The second stage kicks in, which is the exosome, which is also labeled as a virus, right? So, and, and they go around the cell munching up this, vacuuming up this toxicity. And, and so in a video I saw, that I can never find again, called "All Diseases Toxicemia," and this was a few years ago, and I, I doubted at the time, but I'm kinda convinced now that, that all diseases result of excess toxicity↗

3:10:13Speaker 21building up in one place or the other. so they, I saw this video, my electron microscope video, this, this worm-like structure which swelled up as it filled itself up with this toxicity that you can see the little black bits floating around inside the cell, and vacuumed up those black bits into itself. When it seemed to get fairly full, it went to the cell wall, punctured a hole in the cell wall, and expunged that stuff straight out, I assume into whatever lymphatic system or something. And then it went back to doing its job.↗

3:10:48Speaker 21I think if that system is overwhelmed, yeah, that's when cancer kicks in, which seems to be a containment mechanism. So, so the cancer cell surrounds the toxicity that the other systems can't process at the time, hopefully waiting for a moment when, yeah, your body gets on top of whatever's going on and can start to process that toxicity that the cancer cells are containing.↗

3:11:14Speaker 21That's pretty much the nutshell. I'm just wondering, am I going wrong anywhere? Is there anything that I need to refine? Any element that's, yeah, not working?↗

3:11:28Speaker 10I think the rooster agrees. I think you're definitely, on, on there with, with the money, with the kind of cytotoxic effects and accumulation of, of all these toxins and heavy metals and industrial pollutants now in our environment, creating this kind of, these host of diseases. but now we're really facing much more advanced, like, you know, asymmetric military technology, like the mRNA, you know, platform and a lot of these pharmaceutical drugs that are now a lot more kind of insidious. So it's- Going beyond that now, it's really going beyond the point of us just trying to detox from these, these more historical diseases. It's really going into this kind of,↗

3:12:04Speaker 10new era of, you know, kind of exacerbated, a-and kind of, you know, qu-essentially if you wanna look at like health holistically, what you want to do, you know, essentially our body is like a, a salt battery. What you wanna do is, you know, create a surplus of ege- energy in a hydrated alkaline environment while also helping detox↗

3:12:25Speaker 10Create the elimination pathways there. So, there, there are some more simple ways to summarize these issues, but like you're on the money there, and I think that, you know, people just really need to realize the cumulative effects of the toxins in our environment and, and how they come, in many different forms, some of which we invite into our, and our, our homes. Like if you objectively proven, like if you smoke two packs a day for twenty years, you may have the incidence of chronic disease of twenty-five percent. If you use cleaning products, every single- Single day for the same period of time, twenty years, you're eighty-five percent chance of chronic disease. So a lot of these things which we are bringing to our environment are the, are the, the vectors for disease, but we have no idea. It could be your favorite shampoo, it could be the air freshener that, that creates this, the, the smell of summer mist, but it's killing you, you know, through these parabens and these, like, artificial chemicals which essentially are carcinogenic. Even breathing in Petrol or, you know, these kind of catalytic, kind of gas chambers were driving around on wheels, you know what I mean? Diesel petrol is a known carcinogen, but effect- effectively it's covering our, our homes and our hospitals and our schools in this smog, this particulate, this nanoparticulate, and essentially, even you look at leaded petrol and leaded paint, these exposure, you know, huge explosions in, in, in these types of disease, they're normally due to environmental, toxins and poisons, but they're, Against humanity. And that's what we really need to wake up against, these kind of military strategies, this game theory, this chaos theory that create these cascading health effects, which leads to this mass formation, mass psychosis, you know, and just this legacy of death and destruction. So we really need to kind of keep focusing on that because humanity deserves it, and this is our year, twenty twenty-six is our year to take the planet back, and empowerment is coming. Everyone here is a leader.↗

3:14:19Ian MalcolmNo, very well stated there. And, I wanna make sure we get to a couple more of these hands before we wrap up the space, and, I appreciate there's lots of, individuals trying to request, so I apologize for, the delay here in getting through some, some of these speakers. But wonderful question and, and prompt there, Gypsy. with that, let's go back to "I Ain't Afraid of No Ghosts or Goats," and, and then we'll check in with Joe, Jared, and↗

3:14:48Speaker 16Thanks for the time tonight, I really appreciate it. I'll drop down after this and maybe you can get, get somebody else up. you know, I got a question for you, Rob, at the end here, 'cause you said something a couple minutes ago that, that, yeah, I need some more information. but first, you know, the thing I love about this Movement on earth, whether it's Mahalo, wh-whatever it is, is, it's a return to agency, right? We've given up so much agency, so much sovereignty in our life. Every bit of convenience we give up is a layer, every bit of convenience we take, and, and trust me, I like my convenience too, but is, is a layer of freedom we give up. Every single one, you can think of it. Yo, oh, microwave is convenient. Well, it puts shit in your food too. This is, you know, bank It's convenient. Well, but they got control over your, over your shit. So it's-- and it's information. It, it's almost like now, you know, i-if, if you don't do the good stuff, we have the information, and now it's, there's not, there's not an excuse for a lot of people now. And I, I like it that way. I want, I want that agency on myself. That's, that's the kind of person I am.↗

3:16:02Speaker 16And I think those of us that are like that are getting louder, but I don't think that's the default human nature. I don't think freedom and, and taking personal responsibility is default. And, and I think we see that. And, and just real quick, you know, the founders, they, they wrote the Constitution right, very loosely, so we could have maximum freedom, but what they didn't talk about is the maximum responsibility that that takes. You can't have freedom without responsibility.↗

3:16:32Speaker 16And I almost think they should have talked about that responsibility more, but the reason they didn't is 'cause they didn't wanna mandate it, and I understand that. I, I understand that they didn't wanna make it seem like it was mandated. But I really believe there are rights, there are responsibilities. If you got something to say, you can't come home and sit, sit up, and Netflix kick your feet up. You, you have a duty to say something, just like it says in the Declaration. If a government comes to such as it doesn't serve the people, you↗

3:16:58Speaker 16have, not the That government and put in something else. The duty, they specifically said it. okay, and that, that feels, but I just responsibility, man, my parents over the head with, that's just, that was the basics of life. Take responsibility for what you do. Ninety-eight percent of your life, my dad would say, is a, is a decision you made.↗

3:17:22Speaker 15Okay, thank you for joining us. Okay, my question. Oh, you have a question now? Okay, go ahead. Okay, sorry. And Ian, I want to tell you, after this And he didn't never got to speak.↗

3:17:34Speaker 16Yep. Rob, you said cold plunges weren't good. Tell me about that.↗

3:17:40Speaker 10So there is objective evidence now that it shows that it jacks up your cortisol. It's essentially like telling your body you're running from a bear, you're running from a wild animal, like it's jacking up the stress response. And effectively, maybe you could do it once a month and mitigate these effects, but if you're doing it every single day or every third day, you're actually creating this accumulative effect, this cortisol, like, you know, your sympathetic Kind of going to this kind of reflex, essentially you're just raising these endogenous chemicals around stress a-and, and around, things which can cause, you know, kind of a, a cascade of health effects. but you need to do your own research on that because I, I have come to this conclusion myself from the evidence, but I would say that like, they're right about sauna, but you should limit like the exposure, bit maximum fifteen minutes, but the cold plunge, as I would call it, sigh up, is, is kind of doing a↗

3:18:31Speaker 10Very intermittently. So maybe, you know, once every one or two months, and you can have that kind of, you know, the, the positive effects, but effect- effectively it's like running from a wild animal. Your, your body doesn't know the difference. You're just jumping into this freezing cold, you're having a shock response, but, you know, it's just, what the research has led me to believe. It's not the objective truth, it's just the, the truth I believe.↗

3:18:55Speaker 16Thank you very much for that, I appreciate it. Everybody, thanks for the information tonight, it was a great space, appreciate you, man. And,↗

3:19:04Speaker 10and I think just to, to touch on that, the, the free agency, that does align with the kind of the AI, AI systems and the neural networks and this kind of subconscious control, and we're losing our agency, you know, effectively these systems now predict human behavior, they can manip- manipulate the subconscious, at a population scale, you know what I mean? So we have these, kind of engineering compliances Judges, and if you look at like the way that they've looked at, you know, nonlinear equations and all these variables and how to kind of create submission and compliance and, and, and predict economic moves, like we need to start realizing that we've, we've lost our agency and humanity is now not part of the equation and AI is only, expediting that process.↗

3:19:44Speaker 15Okay, thank you, Rob. I'd like to go to Agape since we had RecycleM so, or her. Go, go ahead, Agape.↗

3:19:52@agape_eternal_Awesome, thank you. Appreciate the, follow up. And it seems like we're winding down on hands, so I'll be more specific and quicker. something that I really don't understand is, are the binders. Like, what exactly is happening with binders? How are you supposed to take them? Like, in everything that I've looked into with the, you know, ivermectin and the, I don't know, the, the walnuts and the pumpkin seeds and all that, you're supposed to include charcoal binders or other binders. I just don How that works and what exactly is going on within the body that makes that a crucial step in the process of, you know, detoxing, whether it's metal or parasites or whatever. If you could speak on that like in a little more detail, I'd love it.↗

3:20:40Speaker 10Yep, so the chelators work at like a cellular level to kind of claw out these heavy metals. So like these chelating agents or these ligands, you know, they really, they kind of create this like this structure which kind of connects to the, the metal or the ion and kind of helps remove it and pull it out and extract it. So, you know, there's a whole bunch of like chelators, and there's always like the hype ones, EDTA, but you've got the kind of, inactive charcoal and all these other things which realistically have like a physical effect, to help draw out these metals like at a cellular level. but if you, if you wanna go like into the definition of, of chelation and all those other things, and, and binding up these, it's like a binding agent, a-a-as, as they say, like chelation is like Greek for claw, so it's like kind of eff- effectively kind of drawing out these, these more toxic elements while, like, leaving the cell untouched.↗

3:21:40@agape_eternal_Thank you.↗

3:21:44Speaker 15go ahead, Nicholas. And thank you, Agape, for keeping it short.↗

3:21:51Speaker 17Hey guys, thanks for the mic. Appreciate the space, very informative. I'll be really brief because I know there's a lot of hands. Dr. Simon, thanks for being here. so I was two for two on a couple of things that you said were, like top priority. I think it was B12, right? And also oregano oil as a detox option. I just wanted to get your thoughts on, and Rob too, you know, you've been very informative as well. I wanted to get your thoughts↗

3:22:18Speaker 17As a detox option, and also, I don't know if anybody else brought up diatomaceous earth as a, parasite cleanse, I was just curious of your thoughts on that specifically, if you could. Thanks.↗

3:22:36Speaker 10if Dr. I know that you asked Dr. Simon, first, but, it depends on if he wants to, to go first, or not?↗

3:22:47Speaker 15Go ahead, Rob. Just answer please. So,↗

3:22:50Speaker 10you talked about chlorophyll there, and actually one of the favorite things that I take is chlorella, which is obviously like a type of algae. and actually, you know, even in things that is like as simple as like, you know, body odor, like chlorophyll actually helps like really neutralize, and also helps with the alkalinity of the body. So, we really want to create an alkaline environment, and a lot of things like drinking a can of soda, you need to drink like twenty cups of alkal Water to, to disintegrate and diminish that effect of these really acidic foods that we're taking in. So chlo- chlorella is really great or spirulina or anything that contains high level of chlorophyll. There are a lot of ones out there which aren't like, like spinach, which contains oxalates and actually can be quite detrimental and it loses all of its like beneficial nutrients about one day after it's picked. So you wanna try and, you know, be seasonal and, you know, maybe go towards rocket or, the other, the other more, chlor So that's a great point, and also like the, the diatomaceous earth, and then you've got like bentonite clay, and you've got these things which have these trace minerals and also help bind up and act as a, a chelator. and essentially like w-when we're talking about chelation, a-and ligands, they're kind of like, they, they kind of bond to the ions of, of the metal. and, and obviously these kind of other earths, they kind of help like cover and, and bond them and kind↗

3:24:14Speaker 10Th-these things kind of sequester, a-and kind of remove them through the, the detox pathways, and this diatomaceous earth, like it's, it's spot on, and we really need to start looking at these more fringe esoteric, like, you know, drugs or, or substances and start integrating them every day.↗

3:24:33Speaker 17Thank you, I appreciate it.↗

3:24:37Speaker 15Okay, I think next we have, is it Dr. Strange, then California, then Dawn, then Pal, and then Gypsy. I probably messed up the orders, but go ahead,↗

3:24:48Speaker 20Dr. Strange. Hi, folks. thank you so much for giving me the mic. I appreciate it. Dr. Simon and Rob, thank you for the wealth of information you guys have shared. really appreciate it. I joined rather late, so I'm hoping- This may have already been covered, but if you can give me a, I guess, brief summary of it, I wanna know the effects of having a sauna,↗

3:25:11Speaker 20and how often you should use it. and in addition, are you guys, do you guys have any information regarding mulberry herbal tea? I, I'll, I'll, I'll leave it at that.↗

3:25:26Speaker 10Dr. Simon actually really, had a great point on mulberry, a-and the mulberry extract, extracts and the mulberry tea, you can use the mulberry leaves, especially, but there is a great wealth of information on that which maybe, Dr. Simon wants to talk about. But we, we did go into sauna, and it's great to look at the protocols behind that, because you really want to start, like, only going into for about, like,↗

3:25:49Speaker 10Only 15 minutes at max, okay? That's where you get all the benefits, but they're actually are degenerative effects of being that, like your brain starts cooking, okay? So essentially, re- you really want to have like a, a once a week minimum, 15 minutes in the sauna, maybe you can go out, go back in, and that should be the protocol, but that will reduce, you know, cardiovascular related disease or mortality by half. It literally reduces all cause mortality by over 40%, okay? So it, it, using the sauna kind of mimics↗

3:26:18Speaker 10Exercise. So if you're not exercising enough, go into the sauna. It's like a 10x life hack. You don't need to go out there and run around, you know, the, the over like a good gory. Just go and sit in the sauna, relax yourself. Stress is the enemy as well. Our whole lives are built around sleep deprivation and stress. You start losing like sleep, your brain eats itself. So get in the sauna, relax, start, you know, meditating, you know, start, you know, contacting the earth with your feet and start,↗

3:26:48Speaker 10But yeah, the, the sauna protocol really should just be fifteen minute levels. It helps with the cholesterol and all these different health metrics, like it's literally the most best thing, and you're, that's the only way. You could be doing every type of detox protocol out there, you'd have the most expensive drugs, you could have a whole team of, of doctors, but the, the sauna, fifteen minutes a week, that is going to be ninety percent better than anything you've ever taken. It's going to be, you know, a game changer, and once you fix that with the lifestyle Thanks. but if you had any other specific questions about that or if the Dr. Simon wanted to go on about more berries, hopefully that's covered it.↗

3:27:27Speaker 20Thanks. So 15 minutes, once a week. Maximum?↗

3:27:32Speaker 10So you can do it two or three times a week, just make sure that you only stay in there fifteen minutes, you go out and you, you cool your body temperature down, because you don't, like, your brain is super sensitive, and you really don't want to heat that up or that, that, that fluid around your brain too much, because you start having a, a kind of a, a cognitive, damage. You know, you can't, you don't, like, it's like a boxer that boxes for twelve rounds straight and their brain↗

3:27:54Speaker 10starts cooking,↗

3:28:00Speaker 10Fifteen minutes maximum, go out into the cool pool, have a cool shower with a shower filter, don't use the, the public goy water, please like try to, water is just like essentially so important. Start filtering your water right now, fluoride, chlorine, all these industrial chemicals and pollutants, like they're in your body and, and the sauna is the best way out. Do↗

3:28:19Speaker 13it like the fins, just like, you know, like twice for five minutes, one hundred and twenty degrees Celsius, no, Fahrenheit, oh, who uses Anyways, one hundred and twenty degrees Celsius and then, then just jump into the lake or, or the snow or whatever, or we got there. you know, that's how finns do it, once or twice or three times a week, and it's very, very healthy. And why not longer? I would actually say for guys, it's not good for the, for the balls.↗

3:28:49Speaker 13So like, as a guy, I'm like, okay, like, you know, cool it down, please. but yeah, sauna is, is, is very healthy and Right now here. yeah, because, you know, you also sleep like a baby after you took a shower. It's, it's always a good feeling.↗

3:29:08Speaker 20Dr. Simon, any thoughts on mulberry teas? Tea leaves? Sorry,↗

3:29:11Speaker 13I, I was, I don't know. I, I didn't, I didn't hear anything, because I was brushing my teeth with, Celine, toothpaste. So, because it's already 1:30 AM over here, so it's like, you know, my, my, my eyes are like,↗

3:29:30Speaker 13Yeah,↗

3:29:31Speaker 20I'll, I'll, I'll simplify it. I've started using, I've started basically having mulberry tea leaves or mulberry tea, essentially from mulberry tea leaves, and it has done wonders, for me in terms of detox, alertness, focus. It's great.↗

3:29:48Speaker 13We, we make mulberry tea here. I have seven mulberry trees. So, we- Oh, me too.↗

3:29:54Speaker 20Me too. I have it in my backyard, and I actually↗

3:29:56Speaker 13have the, the giant Portuguese, giant Italian or the small ones.↗

3:29:59Speaker 20I've got The white mulberry tea. The white mulberries.↗

3:30:03Speaker 13You, you should get the, they're not that healthy. You should get the dark ones. because the-↗

3:30:08Speaker 20Get, oh, I, I have a few, a few different kinds that I'm planting this year, but I'm glad you mentioned it. So get the dark mulberry as well?↗

3:30:18Speaker 13Yeah. I would get the, the Portuguese giant one, we love it the most. but you harvest so much, you don't know what to do with it, so our freezer's full of mulberries. so my wife has the thing, if she has, you know, her, you know, what do you call it, the peri-monthly period, she's usually in lots of pain, lots of pain. She's like screaming, and I'm like, "Oh..." But whenever she eats like mulberries, the three, three days before, every day like fifty grams or a hundred grams, she doesn't have any pain, like nothing. It's↗

3:30:49Speaker 13as I planted way, way more trees, maybe all these mulberry trees, so, so she, so she doesn't get on my nerves for three days a month. So, yeah, it, it really, it really helps. And, I mean, like, it has such a crazy effect on her, and she had to go to hospital in the past because of her, you know, her cramps, and now whenever she's like taking it or eating them, she has nothing, nothing, like zero. So it just shows how, how potent, these, these flavonoid-rich↗

3:31:22Speaker 13Yeah, everybody who can just plant mulberry trees. I mean, they're not my cup of tea, I mean, like, that's too sweet for me, but, but they're extremely healthy, and if you, if you don't like them, just make a smoothie, with other fruits, like together with lemon, it's delicious again.↗

3:31:39Speaker 20Dr. Simon, what's the, what's the scientific name for the tree? Because I've never come across... You said, you said it's Portuguese giant?↗

3:31:49@goddekwe call Amora Portuguesa. Here, so I can just say the name. It's, it's Morus nigra. Morus nigra.↗

3:31:59Speaker 20Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's common in the US. okay, Morus nigra is common. I, I didn't know which one you meant. There's the Shangrila one too, but those leaves are-- I don't think that, that would be useful for tea, but they're really, phenomenal taste, the Shangrila mulberries.↗

3:32:16Speaker 13So what, what, what, what actually is great for to fall asleep is if you, if you have passion fruit, and you take passion fruit leaves and you, you, you just take the, the mulberry leaves and you just make yourself a tea, you, you'll sleep like a baby. It's, it's really-- I mean, like the nature is giving us so many, you know, possibilities to live, to live a great life. Nowadays people, people are like, "Oh, look, Chick-fil-A is a new burger. Oh my gosh, you Oh Lord. So, yeah, n-just like, you know, use nature more, but you don't have to be like a hippie, you know? These na- these hippie, nature hippies. Oh my gosh, I'm always like, okay, let's, let's not shower, you know? These people. I mean, like, we, we, we should combine both, you know? We, you know, are you starting here and have my tech and, and still live in the-↗

3:33:07Speaker 13In the middle of the nature, and you guys can do the same, just like, you know, as you said, you, you, you planted mulberry trees, amazing, and super healthy, and then, you know, we can all use a bit of the nature and, and learn how it, how can help us to actually hack our health or to improve our body without, turning into, into witches, right?↗

3:33:29Speaker 20Last comment, Dr. Simon. And they grow so fast. Super fast. Within super↗

3:33:33Speaker 13fast, two years and you're like, you already harvest like several pounds per, per month. So they grow super fast.↗

3:33:40Speaker 20Within, within three and a half years, I've got a mulberry tree that's about twenty-five to thirty feet tall. Yeah,↗

3:33:47@goddekmakes↗

3:33:48Speaker 20sense. Maybe four years. And they grow, every year they grow about six to seven feet tall, so it is Phenomenally how, it's phenomenal how quickly it grows, which kinda goes to show you how powerful this↗

3:34:00Speaker 13is. Yeah, we always cut them down. so we prune them. Otherwise, it, it's like peach trees, peach and mulberry trees, you know? they're, they grow so fast. My other trees, my cherry trees, I'm waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting. But, yeah, mulberry trees, it's great. Like whoever plants them now, in like two, three years, you have huge, huge harvests. So↗

3:34:24Speaker 15Okay everybody, this is been going on for a great long time and we appreciate Dr. Simon and Rob being here, but I know it's super late for Dr. Simon, so let's get through these hands. I got you guys out of order and I apologize beforehand. So California, go ahead please.↗

3:34:46@star_blazer7Hi, can you guys hear me?↗

3:34:48Speaker 13No.↗

3:34:49@star_blazer7Hello? Yeah. Hi. Hi. yeah, yeah, thank you, everyone. thank you, Ian. I'm very grateful, so grateful that you've, made this space available. Thank you, Sharon, and, Dr. Godek, for co-hosting, and thank you again, Dr. Godek, for,↗

3:35:12@star_blazer7Giving your time and energy, and also to Rob as well. thank you, Rob. a-and I, I just wanna get something really quickly out of the way, Rob. the, scientist you recommended. Let me see. That was, Holzer with the, he's with the, McCullough Foundation, is that right?↗

3:35:34Speaker 10I believe he is. I would have to double-check it, but yes, it's, Dr. Nicholas Holzer. He is, he↗

3:35:39Speaker 13is with this, yeah, he is with this foundation,↗

3:35:41Speaker 10Okay. H U L S H E R.↗

3:35:44@star_blazer7Okay, great, thanks. and so I have a,↗

3:35:50@star_blazer7a fringe, mRNA subtopic that, I'd like to, to, to ask you guys, and that is right at the, right at the very beginning when the, the, the, the mRNA, so-called vaccines were made available, there, were alleged discoveries of an organism, a living organism, found inside. And I'm wondering, have, have those been,↗

3:36:30@star_blazer7shown to be hoaxes? Or have you heard anything about that?↗

3:36:38Speaker 10So you're talking about like the contamination of vaccines with parasites or, or paracine, like, like as a vector for parasite infection?↗

3:36:45@star_blazer7Yeah, because I, I heard, I'm, I'm aware of two alleged discoveries of what seems to be the same organism and, it, it seemed, it, seemed to be a genetically modified, Version of the freshwater organism, Hydra vulgaris.↗

3:37:15Speaker 10So the research on like parasitic infection of, of the vaccines, I, I think that I've come across is limited. It's more due to the kind of, the, the kind of the The, the DNA, contamination, you know, around like, you know, SV40 and, and, and these other issues, but, I'm actually not sure maybe, you know, Dr. Goddett has, has seen information on this.↗

3:37:49Speaker 10he may be brushing his teeth. Okay. But, but essentially it's, it's more of the DNA contamination, that's been permit-permitted in these, vaccinations that have been linked to cancer and especially the Pfizer vaccine in particular. the, the, the way in which, you know Parasites are, are normally disseminated is, is through the food. a, a lot of these drugs, you know, don't normally contain, parasitic infections, but that's normally the vector. so if you're eating like pork and, and sushi and stuff like that. But, if you have any objective, studies that, that look at parasitic infection through the vaccine as a vector, I'd love to see them. It's always good to look at these other topics, but, but essentially like, there's so much more to People haven't really talked about, but if there is, an issue around, you know,↗

3:38:43Speaker 10parasites in it, I'd love to see it.↗

3:38:44@star_blazer7Yeah, yeah, I don't have any studies to quote, all, these are mere anecdotes, but, there were two videos in question. One was one by, Stu Peters. he interviewed a, a physician named, Carrie, Maday or Madjay, I'm, I'm not sure exactly how to pronounce her last name, but, She was talking about her experience in, in finding this thing inside,↗

3:39:11@star_blazer7inside one of the, one of the vaccines, and, and another one was a, a, a European,↗

3:39:20@star_blazer7Scientist, I, I don't, it wasn't in English, it, it sounded like it was, some Eastern European, language he was speaking, but, but they were showing images of what they had found, and, and these were,↗

3:39:37@star_blazer7people who have nothing to do with each other, who, who, who seem to have found, what looks like the same organism, and it's just odd because it, I mean Yeah, it's just odd because it's, this thing is supposed to be a freshwater organism, but yet it's, it's, it's found in, they claim to have found it in the vaccine. I was also wondering if perhaps this was,↗

3:40:03@star_blazer7'cause this is something that, that Ian discussed, I think a few months back. You know, the, you know, the, the government psyops where they, they, it seems to be that they, Make up things, to get, you know, mingled and, and mangled into legitimate findings to try and dispel, the truth, you know, like for example, the,↗

3:40:32@star_blazer7you know, the, the lizard person hypothesis, which I, I don't buy into at all, but that gets mixed into,↗

3:40:40@star_blazer7legitimate findings to confuse, To confuse people, and I'm wondering if perhaps some of that might have, might be going on here, but, but I, I don't know. but, but I, I don't have any, any sort of, studies, but I was just wondering if anyone, had heard anything about these anecdotes, because, the stories just went away.↗

3:41:11Speaker 10Yeah, I think that, it sometimes detracts from, from the kind of objective one world government to throw around and conflate that with lizard people and these, these more kind of, you know, stylized perceptions. And they, they use that just to conflate, like, you know, oh, it's not the ruling technocracy or these banking dynasties, it's the, it's the lizard people. But, that, that-- we have to still take this and keep some context. But going back to your original question just about vaccines in general, you know↗

3:41:41Speaker 10Objectively, like contamination in all types of vaccines, 'cause the reason I didn't take the mRNA vaccines was because I was studying the HPV vaccine and all these other huge mandates that had caused, you know, the polio vaccine, which had SB40 and created these huge, like, carcinogenic events. Like, there's literal aborted fetal cells in these vaccines, okay? DNA fragments from, like, aborted fetal cells, okay? You've got, like, fragments from monkey kidneys. Like, it sounds like a joke, doesn't it? You've got literally, like- Like cells from like pigs and, and chicken embryos, and it's just like this chimeric soup that they've been injecting us with, okay? So there's much more to it, and these can lead to systemic issues which cause and allow for the conditions for parasites, which is another part of the game theory and the cascading effects. But there are these more modern ingredients in these kind of, these vaccines, like, you know, polysorbate and formaldehyde, which is like for, for embalming, you know what I mean? Potassium chloride, like it's so bad if↗

3:42:37Speaker 10Vaccine, it's not a vaccine, it's a gene editing bioweapon. They had to change the definition of vaccine to allow it to be released. So we really just need to start becoming the, the guardians of the truth because the, the concept of objective truth is fading, says Orwell, like we're losing it. We're, we're living in this post-truth world, but we really need to grab back onto this, as, as a people, as, as a world, because soon it will be too late and there won't be any warning of when the time↗

3:43:02@star_blazer7Right, right. Okay, thanks. Thank you, Rob. I appreciate your time.↗

3:43:17Speaker 15Hi, sorry, go ahead, I'm done.↗

3:43:22@donaldsmannI think Joe is in front of me.↗

3:43:23Speaker 15Yeah, go ahead, Joe. Cool.↗

3:43:29@osirusofta lot of what I had to say is in my Substack, which you can get to from my, profile, but I'd like to throw out a couple concepts, toxic synergy and toxic stealth or cloaking. there's a, with the, toxic metals, I've noticed a couple things. One, I didn't know I was lead poisoned in twenty twenty, but when I got COVID, it hurt everywhere, and that was because of lead.↗

3:44:02@osirusoftAnd the first day I couldn't move without, without severe pain. And then I noticed that some of the people in the medical profession had s- whatever conditions they had became a lot worse. And I, I think it has to do with the electrostatic charge difference between the toxic metals and the spike protein, and that same toxin,↗

3:44:29@osirusoftit electro-- an electrostatic charge difference between the toxin and the lipid nanoparticles delivering their payload to an adjacent, cell, basically delivering its payload that now it's modifying. and producing, the spike protein. And I guess the question is, when a not self, cell is in the body close to a toxin, can the body tell if it's not self or dead or alive, or does it become a zombie cell?↗

3:45:02@osirusoftAnd i-in my substack, I talk about that toxic synergy and, and the effects. And my method of chelation involves transdermal chelation, where every gram of chelating agent I use five milliliters of DMSO, ten milliliters of water, and when I'm done applying the dose, which is basically fifteen milliliters per gram, I go over the surface again with a fifty-fifty mix of DMSO and water. And when I first dosed up in March of last year, a couple things happened. I had an immediate cognitive bump. I was remembering much longer digits. And then I started to question what aging was, because I don't think I'd ever seen natural aging. Spoiler, aging is never natural. It's,↗

3:45:49@osirusoftaccelerated by toxins. And then when you get rid of the toxins, some miraculous stuff happens. I'll just leave it at that and leave it for anyone else to discover as well. But I, I think the more poisoned a person is by the toxins, and studies confirm, the more adverse the outcome is with COVID. And if the toxins are removed, then maybe the body detects the modified cells as not self and gets rid of them.↗

3:46:20@osirusoftAnd another consideration is that even though the body may be producing the spike protein still That without the toxins, they don't have the driving electrostatic charge or mechanism of action of infection to,↗

3:46:37@osirusoftdamage other cells, cause the inflam-inflammation. I, I hope that the, the stuff I've discovered is g-given due attention, and if I'm wrong, you can say I'm wrong. I know that in effect crow's feet from Halloween of twenty twenty-one have disappeared and overall health has improved. I have, no stubborn fat anymore. and also,↗

3:47:08@osirusoftduring the culation process, at one point, I got very hungry for nutrient-dense meats and, things that, instinctively I just started eating and, and feeling better and Presenting with a more youthful appearance, and that's, I think, kind of spectacular. And I, I know you're short on time here, so I'll try to keep it brief. A lot of my work's in my Substack, the most recent version of every document, is linked, and among which, cracking the gates of dimercapto succinic acid using,↗

3:47:48@osirusoftmaleic acid sodium hydroxide, sodium sulfide, and hydrochloric acid, and then rinsing it with chilled ethanol-alcohol, through a Buchner funnel to, basically reduce it to just the DMSA. The only revision I'm gonna make will be reflux timing and temperature to optimize for the Meso version as opposed to Racemic and Meso-Mixed. And I found it to, I mean, the DMSA by itself can go through bone marrow, but DMSO helps deliver these chelating agents to the bone marrow, and that, I think, is the core of our health, both in red blood, blood cells, white blood cells, and production of new stem cells, non-specific. So those are my thoughts, and, I'm glad to be in a room with, Dr. Simon Godec again. It's been, I think it's the second time, and I just hope those thoughts are given due consideration. I'll drop the mic.↗

3:48:50Ian MalcolmNo, much, much appreciated, Joe, and, and love all of these comments from all these speakers, the, the wonderful questions they've been bringing up, the, the various ideas and, and opinions. It's, it's much, much appreciated. to make sure that we get through these last little forehands, we'll, we'll go through these and, and then we'll plan on wrapping up the space and letting Dr. Simon and, and Rob and everybody else, enjoy the rest of their day. If not, if still in the mood for additional conversations↗

3:49:18Ian MalcolmHosting a after space, so lots of love to him. We will make sure to drop that into the purple pill and the incomparable, Mr. Truth Teller also hosting a space right now. So, either of those, if you wanna go to the health side, certainly jump in with Mr. Forty. Wanna go into, Epstein, Mr. Truth Teller will be available. but we will make sure to go through these final four hands. I always wanna make sure that everybody gets a chance, to provide their inquiries. So with that being said, let's go to, let's go to Pallygirl, and then we'll go to Freedom, and then Malachi. Oh, don't↗

3:49:51@donaldsmannforget,↗

3:49:51Ian Malcolmoh,↗

3:49:53@donaldsmannI would think I was up, I had so-and-so. Oh,↗

3:49:55Ian Malcolmgo, go for it, Don. Yeah, quick thing, Simon, you there? Simon's down. Is Simon going? I got a message from him, his, I think the Starlink is down, and it seems like he's frozen in the co-host position, so he can't get back on as either a speaker, but he is listening in. and I also just wanted to call out, I think he, he had sent a note about, Sunfluencer, which I put up into the nest. I'm not ever, individual 'cause I'm not monetized or any of that kind of stuff. I don't like to do anything that could be To that group that I know he has worked with or recommends, and I had put that up into the nest for anybody that wants to take a look, not suggesting or shilling or any of those things, so you can do all of your own research and, but I did wanna bring attention to that, as vitamin D had been talked about quite extensively and as a call out for him and some of those other partnerships that I think have been supportive of his work, especially throughout the censorship that he- Yeah. And↗

3:51:01@donaldsmannI, and I know he's big on, on vitamin D, and I would think on sunshine. I think we've talked before about, getting as much sun exposure as you can. I just was curious about, sunning your balls, just where his position was on, on, can you get too much sun, and is that the best way to absorb it? But to Rob, I wanted to ask Rob a question if I could.↗

3:51:25@donaldsmannIs Rob there? Yes. Okay. Rob, quick question. Are, are we at a point when you're looking at this transhumanist movement where, I guess my question to you is the, is the model of understanding the immune system changing?↗

3:51:45Speaker 10So have, have these kind of like new programs and advanced technologies like changed the, the human immune system?↗

3:51:52@donaldsmannI'm asking like the one thing that's interesting when I talk to doctors, I'm not too sure people truly understand how the immune system works, and I, and I say that in a way, you know, we're just talking about the gut biome and so forth, and then we talk about stress, it's a, it seems to me like a complex dynamic system,↗

3:52:13@donaldsmannDo we truly, do we truly understand how the immune system works?↗

3:52:18Speaker 10The holistic, interpretations are much more accurate, okay? So this kind of like more homeopathic, holistic, natural medicines humanity's been using for thousands of years, to create chemo-stasis, like, you know, the, the fungi is the pharmacology, the food is your medicine. Hippocrates, you know, the father of, of, of medicine, like, you know, food is the medicine. You know, you li- you live on one third of, of your food and your doctor lives off the↗

3:52:43@donaldsmannLook, and before, just because I'm short on time, here's my, here's my problem I have. So if you look at like, how is it that you're saying I can measure right now, is there even a way to measure whether my immune system is functioning at its top performance?↗

3:53:00Speaker 10there, there definitely would be with, with certain indicators, but essentially, are you vaccinated? Because unfortunately, the whole world has been given an autoimmune condition with this mRNA platform. Okay? So your, your body and the spike protein has gone into every cell and is causing this auto-immune response, this kind of cytokine storm, which is turning your body and your cells into foreign agents.↗

3:53:21@donaldsmannSo,↗

3:53:25@donaldsmannso↗

3:53:29@donaldsmannYou know, anti-cancer agent, which is activating the natural, you know, killer cells and so forth. So it seems to me some type of synthetic sort of stimulus, to try to essentially now, basically reprogram the immune system because the immune system has-is compromised in a way that the p fifty-three genes have been suppressed. And I guess my question is, are we at a point where-↗

3:53:54@donaldsmannIt's the Pandora's box been opened that you're seeing a, a bioweapons development, and I'm, what I'm saying is, are-- can you even rely on natural, say, holistic medicine, or is it, it's, it's beyond that point at this point? It's, we're now at, at, we've crossed the path towards a transhumanist immune system.↗

3:54:15Speaker 10Yes, you're essentially pointing out the, the objective black pill in this, which isn't being black pill, it's being objective and realistic. Okay? It's not pessimistic, it's being realistic, and for us to create strategies and to, you know, effectively and pragmatically deal with the truth of these issues, however, you know, ominous it is, we really-- that's what we really need to be. So you're exactly right, and like, you can test your immune system, and you've got these, like, in-home tests, okay? The tests for antibodies or infections But the main indicator is looking at the, the immune system, the microbiota. So if you have a healthy microbiota, if you have a lot of Akkermansia, which is a really beneficial type of, you know, bacteria in your body, which is all this objective, new science is coming out, that's how you see if your immune system is working, okay? And also if you have any chronic autoimmune issues, like if, if anything's sensitive in your environment, you need to start testing these things. You need to test your environment, okay? So again,↗

3:55:15Speaker 10And, and the advanced tools of this technocracy essentially are indefensible. so, you know, they're, they're, they're using AI systems to collectively use these, these like, strategic models, military strategies to, to create a cascading effect and things which are indefensible, okay? We can't defend ourselves against some of these strategies, and they're all being employed at the same time, okay? We have weaponizing of the economy, rampant inflation, we have bioweapons being released, weaponizing of the food supply, we have chemtrails and aeros, aerosols And the biosphere being contaminated, it, it is getting to a point where realistically, if we don't start winding these things back,↗

3:55:52Speaker 10our epigenetics, will forever, you know, be, be destroyed. Like the, the modern phenotype will become a sick, emaciated, you know, infertile and dying species, and essentially that's following the, the depopulation narrative. So you're exactly right, but it's not pessimistic, and we, that's what we really need to start creating protocols to defend ourselves against, 'cause right now it's individuals and Of the technocratic elite. And ess- and essentially, when was the last time you used technology to, to defend yourself against these, essentially systems? So so Rob, this↗

3:56:23@donaldsmannis where I think it's interesting because to me it looks like computer science, you're looking at your stem cells essentially as your source code. It is,↗

3:56:31Speaker 10exactly. If you, if you↗

3:56:32@donaldsmanncan, yeah. And so the question is, is the source code of our stem cells been programmed for this Earth, whatever this natural biosphere that's been created by some divine architect? And there's some- Something now coming into it that's trying to distort the biosphere and turn it into synthetic, in which now we have to recreate a new, say, source code that now interacts with this synthetic sort of direct evolution of the biosphere. So we're, we're now moving into an area where↗

3:57:03@donaldsmannsomething is moving us towards something away from the source code of whatever this Earth, the biosphere was programmed in, in which we were suited for. It's, it's, it, to me, it's, it's very interesting. It's like, we're moving into a new source code and we're screwing around with it, and we don't understand exactly where, what it's gonna lead to, and perhaps it will lead to some sort of catastrophic reset.↗

3:57:40Ian MalcolmAnd Rob, not sure if you wanted- oh, looks like, there we go. I think you may have gotten disconnected. We'll see if that'll work for him.↗

3:57:55Speaker 10I think you're exactly right. Like when, when we talk about the biosphere and people talk about Earth being a closed system.↗

3:58:05Ian MalcolmWow, Sharon, can you hear me?↗

3:58:07Speaker 15Yeah, I can hear you.↗

3:58:09Ian MalcolmOh man, this is, Rob's getting knocked on and off as the speaker, it looks like.↗

3:58:19Ian MalcolmWe'll give that a second, see if we can get him back up here. And while we wait, yeah, and I'll,↗

3:58:25@donaldsmannand I'll step down. Just, yeah, if, if, if Godet could get back on the sunning, sunning the balls thing, if that is the most effective way to get vitamin D.↗

3:58:34Ian MalcolmRob, do you have any thoughts on, nudity and sunbathing?↗

3:58:39Speaker 10Sorry, I just got dropped there. I think my app is, is noticed that I'm noticing and it's trying to, to, to shush me up. But, I think that it, it's, it's really cool to see the actual ways in which you can, like, boost your testosterone by two hundred, three hundred percent by sunning your balls, intermittently, and also just, you know, around cholesterol as well, like the, the kind of sly up around that. But yeah, it's probably not the, the, the It can, if it's through the stomach, it can down-regulate the absorption of it, so getting it from the sun is probably the best way, and obviously there's this, this huge, now program to block out the sun, and essentially, you wanna make sure that you have high fences and you don't have your neighbors so they don't have a peek over the fence. And, and Rob, one of the--↗

3:59:29@donaldsmannIt is a great way to test our cholesterol. One, one, one other second, too, just last, and I'll end it here. The Affect the environment of, the health? I, I'm just curious if you, if you believe in these eleven and a half year, like solar cycles.↗

3:59:47Speaker 10The solar maximum, solar minimum, yeah. Yeah. you, you know, that is, that is an objective phenomena, but, but essentially like the, the amounts of, you know, the exposure to your, to your sun is negligible in, in a-↗

4:00:00Speaker 22you probably would only need like a few more seconds to, to do the math and see how much less due to the cycles. but essentially like, you know, somewhere in Australia is much more, we actually are a bit closer to the sun, so we get a lot more of the, the UV radiation. But essentially what you wanna do is go outside, don't ever wear sunscreen, okay? Don't ever wear sunglasses because the sunglasses like tell your body and your↗

4:00:25Speaker 22Well, essentially, I'm not explaining that well, but essentially like, we, we need the sun, especially around this hormone, vitamin D, which is essential for everything, a-and, I think it's just been so vilified, like they literally used to have hospitals with a big area at the, the top where they used to sun people. They were called solariums.↗

4:00:41Speaker 23They were called, I actually, solariums. I, I, I actually the old, I can send you the old textbooks from nineteen twenty showing the, solariums in these medical books↗

4:00:51Speaker 22Exactly. And all these old methods that our grandparents have told us, they've all been, censored. And these people offering these treatments, these holistic ways of, of, of like natural healing, they've all been-- like, go and Google how many, how many holistic healers come up murdered and killed every year in the US. You'll be surprised how systematically it's being suppressed, okay? It is, it's beyond logical comprehension. Especially around the time of the pandemic, there was just this genocide of holistic healers, and no one ever talks about it. And they tell you not You know the two times that, that, the Rothschilds had a speech, one was about the creation of Israel, the Balfour Declaration, the second one was about pasteurization of milk. It's the second time you've ever talked. I mean, that's, that's insane. And Rob, and Rob, so we really need to-↗

4:01:32Speaker 23I'm in ground zero for raw milk. It was, oh, you're at, you're at Lancaster, Lancaster, PA. That was the guy who was, raided by the FBI, and it became a, a,↗

4:01:46Speaker 22You need to, we need this as a movement, 'cause like the lactoferrin in milk, it's, it's like a game changer, and also like just the, the, the kind of probiotic effects and, and all these like enzymes, they're, they're, they're ridiculous. And, and essentially like, the way they vilify it is like, there are some like ways that you can get, you know, food poisoning, but, you know, those packaged fat salad bags that you're buying in, in, in your grocery↗

4:02:08Speaker 22stores, they're about a hundred to a The, the, the medicine. And they've systematically done this, and we need to take back the control of the food supply 'cause it's being subverted. They'll openly tell you, "You control the food supply, you control the people." Okay? So get back into fermented foods, sourdough, stop eating normal breads, the hybridization of wheat, for the yield and, and the germ. Like, it's not, it's not the food that we were eating a hundred thou-- a thousand years ago. It's, it's gone through selective hybridization, it's Besides, they all systematically attack operating systems within insects, like their nervous system or their endocrine system or their, microbiome. They're the exact same issues we're seeing systemically in humanity. So they say, "Oh, to, to destroy the, the, the bug's nervous system, it's destroying our nervous system." Why are we the only animal that's spraying our food with poison? And, and we're seeing this kind of degenerative, like, it's so, it's beyond criminal. And once people wake up to this and the banking industry and exactly what's going on,↗

4:03:15Speaker 22And science, spiritual revolution, and we are winning the fight for the hearts and minds.↗

4:03:23Ian MalcolmSo well stated, and, and I, I believe that to be the case, Robin. It, it's spaces like these and, and kind of communities like the one that we are fostering that is, is going to bring that about. And it, it, it takes on so many different vectors, like you were saying, it's the food, it's the pharmaceuticals, it's the media, it's the applications, it's the technology, it's the politicians, the things in the air, in the soil↗

4:03:46Ian MalcolmAnd, and it, it, it's only through conversations like these that we're able to bring attention to that. and, and so I just- And↗

4:03:52Speaker 23Ian, Ian, last thing. Rob, can I send you a guy, Dr. Armat, who's, who's working on, on metabo- metabolic homeostasis? it's been served as passion. He's looking through the old Persian textbooks and all these ancient historical medical literature, trying to redefine, medicine. So I'm working with him actually on, on a protocol. But↗

4:04:16Speaker 22Yeah, that's perfect. Please send that. I'd love to see that. Cheers for that.↗

4:04:21Ian MalcolmWonderful. And I think we've got a final question, if I'm not mistaken, either from Pallygirl or from Freedomlover, if, either of you guys are ready.↗

4:04:29Speaker 24I'm ready. I'm here. Thank you, Ian, Dr. Sime, Rob, and then we'll go to↗

4:04:34Ian MalcolmFreedom after. I just wanna let them know. Oh, and Malachi, sorry about that.↗

4:04:37Speaker 24I have just a, a couple quick comments and then two, two short questions,↗

4:04:45Speaker 24IP6 in reference to cancer. And I just wanted to tell you, I have a son with a rare disease who's now thirty-one. Life expectancies for these kids even today are only in their teens, that's almost live. we've done everything through natural medicine for him, Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese, vitamins, nutrients, working around metabolic factors. It's a lysosomal storage disease he has. And, I learned about mRNA through trying to do gene therapy for this disease, which has failed everywhere. So we, we didn't do the vaccine, we absolutely said no, no, no, and I threatened to kill my older kids if they did it. So anyway, we are vaccine-free. We all did have COVID, so we all have that damn spike protein from the COVID, and we do nato kinase, and I've been doing that for years actually. So,↗

4:05:34Speaker 24We've all recovered well, we've, we've done very good. I'm a cancer survivor from 1993, lung and breast cancer. That's when I first started getting into natural medicine. I had my child with a rare disease two years later, unexpectedly, 'cause I was supposed to go into menopause, not get pregnant again. So that was a, a monkey wrench. But long story short, we're all doing good here. We've all survived COVID,↗

4:05:59Speaker 24systemic inflammation is gone. We've done a lot of stuff you've talked about, the binders, one of the people we're talking about, we love apple pectin powder as a binder, when we do these, detoxes, it doesn't constipate us, it grabs things up nice and naturally and pulls out all those toxins as you're killing off all those bugs. So, that's been a good one for us and it keeps the Alzheimer effect kind of but I have a question for Rob probably, the saunas. My gym closed, and I don't have another gym anywhere near me that has saunas, and I really, really don't have a big enough house to put one in. Do those tent saunas that you can buy from Amazon, wellness stores, wherever, do they help? The ones that you sit in your head sticks out of, do they help at all? Are they worth buying? Let me ask you that one first.↗

4:06:49Speaker 22It's a good question. I would say that the materials is what, is what provides the negative effects and may be accumulatively net negative to the health because they normally would use like a synthetic polyester or another petrochemical-derived chemical, and you're sweating, you're absorbing this. Anytime you wear polyester, you're absorbing these, microplastics and these kind of endocrine-disrupting chemicals. So I would say heating up a plastic and, and having it contacting your skin isn't good. What you could look at is, is trying to-- there are some really like, just try Wood, you can use the infrared, but it's much better to use the, the kind of the, the hot stones and the, the steam ones, but the infrared op-options can be much more, practical and compact, and maybe you could try and find or, you know, crowdsource it amongst your local community, and then someone on their property, you could subsidize it, and then you could all just create your own wellness retreat and have that part of a community aspect, but there are ways to kind of decentralize these health protocols, that make them more accessible People living in urban environments, and, and you're right, we need to start creating strategies to, to optimize our access to these, essential, what are health,↗

4:07:58Speaker 22initiatives. Okay. So, I would, I would say there are some handmade wooden saunas you can buy which are quite low cost, but anything that's made out of a, a synthetic chemical, stay away from. Stay away from. Okay. And as probably you already know, 'cause you're, you've done so-- like, Apple Pectin, everything you said is amazing. Like, you're the best leader, and you've done so well for your family, protected them. That's, that's what love is, is knowing the truth, finding out the truth so you can avoid,↗

4:08:23Speaker 22Unessential harm. So I just say, you've done so amazingly, I wish everyone, every mother out there had, had done what you've done. Yeah, we,↗

4:08:29Speaker 24we keep trying. Well, as a cancer survivor with lung and breast both, and, seventeen lymph nodes gone from my right side, I had to learn to take care of myself because the doctors couldn't tell me that was back in nineteen ninety-three, and the internet was, I don't even know if it was out there yet, but it was there in '95 when my son was born, my second son, who↗

4:08:53Speaker 24A little bit of information then, of course, it's just blossomed since. But, my next question you touched on, I have, far infrared pads, far infrared heat pads. And we also have, they have hot house hoods that, trying to think of the name of the company that makes them. I think it's, Soki, S-O-Q-I, makes these, and they are, infrared heat also. So what do you think about those? I mean, you mentioned it just now, as far as resources are damaged if they're done too long, or is it something you should do short term? What's your opinion, experience with those?↗

4:09:33Speaker 22So my objective research is that it has all these great, you know, effects, especially for the mitochondria, and it kind of penetrates through the human body, you know, through, through, because as it's part of the spectrum, and, and essentially, it kind of triggers these effects which are, you know, really measurable, improvements, especially amongst all the, like the study participants as they've been following this, and also kind of, it even boosts your like visual function. Okay. but I, my intuition tells me that↗

4:10:02Speaker 22form of EMF, even though it's at the, at the end of the spectrum, I don't, I think you must limit it, and I think that, you know, especially like the way it improves mitochondrial function, you know, if you go out there in the, in the morning and the sunlight, when you're getting the kind of the low slanting sun rays, but, but some of the objective science around like infrared, and how it's really a, a kind of miracle for the mitochondrial function, and systemic effects that are now measurable is,↗

4:10:32Speaker 22Okay.↗

4:10:33Speaker 24And then the Qi machines, do you, are you aware of those that for the lymphatic system?↗

4:10:38Speaker 22Definitely. Like, you know, traditional Chinese medicine is a wealth of holistic, practices, right? Yeah. and, and the, the, the lymph system, like, you know, and the fascia as well, and they're even finding quantum effects through the fascia, quantum effects of the microtubules in the brain, but like, there's so many more things which aren't ever talked about, being↗

4:10:59Speaker 22the fascia and the lymph Yes, I do massages. Every,↗

4:11:04Speaker 24every month I do a good, good hour and a half massage, and we use the, the ginger lemongrass generally for those.↗

4:11:11Speaker 22So I'll put, like, is that-- I use coconut oil and that, I find that, yeah, yeah, yeah, but that sounds like it, it would be well- Well, the, well, the ginger↗

4:11:19Speaker 24lemongrass, it kinda-- and we use the big, hydro, hot water packs on my back when we're doing the legs, and then we move it to the legs,↗

4:11:30Speaker 24Feels good on my back, 'cause I do a lot of lifting on my son, you know, he's up at 120 pounds, we do a lot of lifting with him because he can't walk anymore, but, you know, that massage is like, like my, my vacation every, every month. The hour and a half is like healing my god sentence. So,↗

4:11:49Speaker 22you have like the hea-health protocols of anyone I've ever met. You know what I mean? Like, you are killing it. I'd love to stay in contact with you and I'll just say, "What are you doing? It's amazing. Like, it's, it's so inspiring to see this and, and also the way in which you're loving and caring for your family, like it's, it's amazing. And, and you are like, it's, you're optimizing your lymph drainage, which is essentially↗

4:12:12Speaker 24the Of that lymph system over there, I noticed, like I have, I have costocostochondritis, from the generation of the collarbone, the ribs and all, and it's only on the right side, and, I don't have pain from it most of the time, but I, you know, I do hyaluronic acid and some other things for bone and joints and stuff like that, but, I just, I just try to eat healthy, take care of things, you know, and keep myself healthy as I can in that respect, but,↗

4:12:43Speaker 24I really do.↗

4:12:45Speaker 22Totally. You need to keep that life force and that energy up, and as you're kind of draining these lymph nodes, through these like main pathways, and essentially by doing these kinetic movements, by jumping on a rebounder, by doing these, like, if you see like, you know, Tai Chi and these more fluid movements, and you'd be like, "Why is this crazy Chinese person doing these funny dances in the park?" Now I know why, right? You know,↗

4:13:07Speaker 24the↗

4:13:09Speaker 22whole time, you know what I mean? Yeah, exactly. So it's these drainage points Considering them, and essentially is, is part of the natural detox system, so go, go through the thymus, the tonsils, the spleen, intestines, the bone marrow, like, oh, lymphatic vessels and the drainage from that. Even when you sleep, lymphatic waste drains from your brain, and if you massage the back of your neck, you're helping ex-ex-cause you're building these amyloid, like, if you don't drain the lymph out of your brain, which is super important, you could even incline your bed, but↗

4:13:36Speaker 22it↗

4:13:44Speaker 24said Dr. Simon, my son, when he was thirteen or fourteen, we, we were doing labs on him regularly, every six months we always do just to monitor him, and we do different labs different times. We always monitor CBC, CMP, certain like cholesterol, things that are, that we know are affected, D levels and so on. But, he was having issues and we couldn't figure out what was happening, so she did a CEA nine because of the cancer history. And they were severely elevated, and we continued doing them off and on for the next two years, but we didn't do scans for tumors because of his issues, and we didn't see any signs of tumors, anywhere other, you know, that suggested a tumor. So,↗

4:14:27Speaker 24I met a doctor back then who was still researching IP6 locally, who ran a pastry shop here of all things. He was an Indian, and he was telling us about IP6 and cancer, and I bought the stuff from him at the time. It wasn't really out on the shelves much in the, in the local health food stores yet, and he was getting two grams a day, and within one year, his IP6 levels went, I mean, his CA-9s went back down to normal. So, we were in good shape. So he takes that to this day, we still give him two grams of the IP6 with the N-acetyl every day. So, just want to say that whether there was a cancer there, we don't know, 'cause we know they can be elevated for other reasons, but the IP6 took care of those elevations. So that's just a, a for reference. And I'll end it there.↗

4:15:21Ian MalcolmMuch appreciated. Wonderful question there, Carly Girl, and, and Rob, wonderful answers as you have throughout this, entire space. Let's go to, Freedom Lover, and then we'll go to Malachi, and then Gypsy.↗

4:15:34Speaker 25I'm gonna try to be really, really quick. one thing that might also help with menstrual cramps is cramp bark, which is, snowball tree bark. I'm wondering if you can, if you have anything that you'd like to weigh in on chlorine dioxide. I recently started brushing my teeth and so forth with it, and my teeth now feel like they have just left a dentist appointment, you know, with cleaning.↗

4:16:09Speaker 25and, I wanted to ask a personal question. I was diagnosed with seventy-three good cholesterol, one seventy-three bad cholesterol. I've seen two doctors who both wanted to put me on statins, which I refused, and I, I felt that that was-- they were being alarmist by being worried about it, but, you know, I'm wondering if I'm wrong about that.↗

4:16:35Speaker 25oh, and then the last thing, there is becoming a movement with people grinding their own wheat berries and making bread from whole, fresh, freshly ground wheat, and seeing, you know, obviously organic, and seeing, an incredible improvement in their, their health in adding this into their diet. So those are all the topics that I was hoping to-↗

4:17:08Speaker 22Yeah, perfect. to, to quickly go through, the, the kind of the use of graphene, chlorine dioxide, sorry. it's, it's kind of one of those like go-to solutions, like it's like vitamin C and these other things, like the, it's like kind of an all, all cure. and, and especially for helping like balance the microbiome in your mouth, in your gut, you know, it really does help. so for, for cleaning teeth, I use like, coconut oil,↗

4:17:33Speaker 22And then you add like baking soda or baking powder, for that alkalinity, and it also helps with the, with the, just the accumulative effect of, of alkalinity with, within your mouth. and then you can put like bentonite clay in there to help remineralize your teeth. Like the, the, the amount of fluoride in, in like Colgate and other things, it's just, it's, it's causing like mass psychosis. I don't know how people are still walking around. so like it, it's really great to, to recommend chlorine↗

4:18:04Speaker 25I, you know, drink it as well, and, and I've noticed, you know, I, I'm thinking it might be a really good antifungal.↗

4:18:13Speaker 22I haven't looked into the, the, the evidence behind that, but it definitely does help, like, and even like, you know, Like chlorine dioxide and like sodium chloride, like the, the detox now, especially could be, a great way to, to increase like the, the pathways and, and the elimination of waste. you know, but essentially like, you know, it's used in like other more naturalistic, like, toothpaste and mouthwash, but if you're putting it on topically and you're having great effects, that's awesome, and obviously does like help with lima, like, the liver and, and, and,↗

4:18:42Speaker 22It's just got a lot of uses, so I'm great to see that you've, you're coming up with- Well, it's a thumbs up from you. Oh, totally, yeah, totally. Yeah. Yeah. I've looked at it, I don't use it myself, I have to be honest, but, i-it's something which I've seen really prom-promising, objective studies on.↗

4:18:56Speaker 25Okay. And, and what about the ch-uh, cholesterol levels? Oh. And, and also by the way, if I was going to try to reduce them, I'd probably try to get sun, because I know your body converts cholesterol into, into vitamin D.↗

4:19:12Speaker 22Exactly, exactly. so it's the, it's one of the biggest like medical side effects with the statins and this cholesterol, like, you go through the literature and, and like the expected like levels were like above three hundred, like fifty, sixty years ago, okay? So essentially like, if you look at like the cell membrane, it's made of cholesterol. Seventy percent of your brain is made it, it's, it's, it's a type of, lipid. It's called cholesterol. Seventy percent of the dry weight of your brain, okay? So that's why you're seeing these, these people who're taking statins with this like degenerative cogni- you see them all in these old folks' homes, like they're just br-brain dead, they're being deprived, their brain is literally under attack. So you, in all the areas of, of the highest living people on earth, these blue zones, they all have the highest level of cholesterol possible.↗

4:20:03Speaker 22And actually, it's actually having a lot of beneficial effects. It's mainly just the size and the structure of, of these, these like, these lipoproteins. So like, they're, they're blaming cholesterol. It's like blaming the fireman that shows up to put the fire out. When you have inflammation in your arteries, cholesterol shows up to heal it, okay? It's like the master healer. In every cell in your body, it's made partly with cholesterol, mostly with cholesterol. The body and your hormones, right? The endocrine system relies on cholesterol, okay?↗

4:20:33Speaker 22Different estrogenic and, you know, it's just, it's literally the most attack, you know, that's why men are transgender, it's mainly the atrazine and these endocrine disrupting chemicals while they're being, you know, told to avoid fat and protein and cholesterol, and that's what your brain and body's-- you need fat, so that's what your whole body is built out of. It's a-- it's crazy, isn't it? It's crazy. So you- Don't go back to those doctors. Don't even send them a Christmas note, like, don't go back. Like, you, you are, you're right on the money to not trust them, and you need to kind of increase your cholesterol as much as possible, like it's, it's the biggest side effect. Eat the butter! Eat, eat, eat like- Yeah, no, I, I,↗

4:21:09Speaker 25I absolutely eat butter. I eat fatty meats, all of that, you know? And I, I had been told by people I trusted that as long as your good cholesterol was a higher number↗

4:21:22Speaker 25"Quote unquote bad cholesterol." I, I never get 'em right. I never remember exactly which is which.↗

4:21:28Speaker 22They say the LDL is the bad one, but it's just like low density, it's like a smaller cholesterol molecule, and it normally shows up in, in the sites where you have like these, you know, rupturing or heart attacks. But essentially, like, there's so much demonstrable evidence now that sh- showing the whole LDL-HDL thing is a psyop as well, and it's just a whole paradigm to detract and conflate the evidence around cholesterol, which And then you go into proton pump inhibitors and how they're treating like reflux and that's like increasing all-male cause mortality by fifty percent. And then Ozempic. Oh, that's, that's the, yeah. I guess I mean- Yeah, they, they just, they really want us dead, you know? Oh, they're trying hard, but it's, amazing how our body works and is, is fighting this off, and that's, that's how we eventually win by just increasing our immu-immune responses before it's too late, because obviously we all know what's coming down the pipeline, but now's the time to create, you know, policy a-and dictate it globally to protect ourselves. We have policies in America that stop, you know, chemtrails, and such. The three states are now Any in the food supply, it'll tell you it's not been mandated. Well, it has, and they're just not do-- they, they haven't told you. But some states have taken the legislative rights to, to call out this and say we won't allow it, and these people rely on your consent. The cabal has this kind of, you know, karmic retribution, and they need your consent, okay? They need you to go, "I want the vaccine," "I, I want to eat this ridiculous fake meat." Like, that's how we start guarding ourselves through↗

4:23:04Speaker 22Pe-peacefully ensuring, you know, our, our institutions have been co-opted, so that's what we need to deal with, and, you know, it's a, a huge issue.↗

4:23:12Speaker 25Have you heard anything about fresh, fresh milled, wheat? Fresh milled wheat? Fresh milled wheat. Fresh milled↗

4:23:23Speaker 22wheat.↗

4:23:23Speaker 25Milled↗

4:23:23Speaker 22wheat. Made into bread. So essentially, like, if you use like stone grinding and stone milling, you're retaining a mu- much more of the, the beneficial nutrients. Exactly. And so, and that's-- but the thing is, with modern wheat, it's been hybridized. So essentially, it's been, the yield hasn't been increased while the wheat germ has also increased, which is where a lot of the issues come with. So it's not even, even GMO. Before that, in the fifties, it was hybridized for a higher yield. Essentially, it's not the same wheat as our grandf↗

4:23:55Speaker 22When they're trying to dry it out, they spray glyphosate on it. It's one of the most toxic chemicals in the world, the master antibiotic is glyphosate. So eat sourdough bread, and it actually helps reduce, the glyphosate in your body. Always eat fermented sourdough bread. Try and get it organic if you can. Sourdough is the key. Actually, there's so much new evidence coming out with, with sourdough, it's really great. And we want bread, you know↗

4:24:19Speaker 22what I mean? So don't, don't get like, there are↗

4:24:27Ian MalcolmNo, wonderful questions there, Freedom. And, in the interest of trying to wrap things up, I, I, I wanna make sure that we get to everybody's hands. Let's go to Honey Badger real quick, then we'll go to Mr. Malachi and, and check in with him.↗

4:24:41Speaker 26And thank you so much. this fascinating conversation that you've, you know, given everybody tonight, thank you so much for having this conversation. So, hello, Rob, nice to meet you. you know, as a matter of fact, I am-- I've been a holistic nutritionist for 18 years, and, I have a piece of advice to ask. my grandson, we found he is allergic to eggs, and I was always very big on, you know- Organic coconut oil, anyways, and egg yolks to give a baby as their first food, you know, partially like a cooked egg yolk and coconut oil, but he is unfortunately allergic. Now,↗

4:25:25Speaker 26I really-- It's hard to explain. My, my, my daughter-in-law is a nurse and my son is a doctor, so it's like to get them to- They're wonderful parents, let me put it that way. But just to, you know, Christian knows how to eat because I, like, he was a wrestler, I, I fed him a very specific way, you know, which was, you know, protein and vegetables, very, very little, like really no carbohydrates even, you know, and he excelled, he really did, he always made weight and, you know, he never ran out of energy and stuff. But his wife is from the Philippines, so their philosophy of nutrition is quite different.↗

4:26:07Speaker 26what are some things that you could suggest just when you consider what their staple diet is, that I could perhaps, you know, suggest or recommend without like being overbearing? Do you know what I mean?↗

4:26:23Speaker 22No, I totally do. a-and just to talk about the, the fact that these kind of like food-based allergies, and I don't wanna, to go ahead, it's a great question, but I don't wanna kind of overdo it, but what we're finding now is like the, the adjuvants they're putting in these vaccines, these like aluminum, aluminum adjuvants, which cause that immune response, which obviously the aluminum migrates to the brain, but that's a separate issue. Like, they're, they're creating a catalyst and they Kids, and that's at a thirty, thirty X, so three, three thousand higher percent,↗

4:26:58Speaker 22and, and it's just causing like, that's where all these algees came from, okay? So they're really coming from the vector of the vaccine. so I'm sorry that they've actually experienced that, that problem, especially 'cause eggs provide the choline and all these huge, de-demonstrable, objective health outcomes for even one egg a week. It's like a multivitamin. It's like,↗

4:27:19Speaker 22it's like, it's Re-regenerative, locally based substance, one of the most nutrient-dense foods, which we should all be going for because the, the soil is depleted of nutrients, is more of like the liver, like liver capsules or beef liver or, or lamb liver, but, essentially, like you can look at if it's, he doesn't want to eat meat, you can go towards like hemp seeds, which provide a really great basis of amino acids, but really you wanna try and- Eat meat, like, he likes salmon and, like, you know, like Farm salmon is one of the most toxic foods you could put in your mouth. Like farm salmon is, I would really like don't, don't even some of the wild caught salmon, like farm salmon, it's so cytotoxic, it, it, they literally swim in filth, they have, you know All these vaccines, like it's such a toxic, like, y-y, I would say anyone at their stop right now, it tastes good, looks good, you're on the market shelf, but like, if you go in research, like, the ways in which the, the practices of, of creating farm salmon, don't put it in your body, never. So, but, but I, I don't want to, you know, say anyone's no, it's okay, but I'm↗

4:28:27Speaker 26like, but fish, but, but I, I guess I would say like, ostensibly fish is a huge part, like a huge part of their diet, you know, not, not necessarily salmon, like whitefish, etcetera like this, but you're saying as a rule or just salmon?↗

4:28:41Speaker 22so unfortunately, all fish now have, you know, mercury in, in them, so you wanna try and eat these smaller fish like the, the sardines, the, the, the kind of, you know, anchovies, and these, 'cause the bioaccumulation is much less when you eat smaller fish, and you're still getting a higher concentration of these good omega threes and these profiles that we need for our brains. and essentially, you, you can't really get them from like walnuts, because only a small amount will, will actually be turned into the To get these, really important chemicals. So we look at like, you know, jarred anchovies and, and these smaller fish, and really look at this like locally raised lamb, which has that GHB. If you want your kid to get smarter while they're growing, feed them lamb. a-and again, you know, a lot of the sh-shellfish that they're finding has huge amounts of parasites. So if you're eating these fish, especially raw, never eat pork, you're gonna get luke worms and parasites, just avoid it. It's the reason why the Jews↗

4:29:40Speaker 22The, the dirty flesh, okay. So, but we, we just have to look at these holistically and do the, the profiles on these meats, and I think that, you know, you've, you've got a great mind and you'll come to a great way to providing the, the nutrient-dense foods we need.↗

4:29:53@nance726And her- And her- about the, about the fish, I'm sorry.↗

4:29:58Speaker 27I was gonna add, honey, if the, wife is cooking like traditional Filipino food, like pansit and stuff, hopefully she's just using a healthier oil versus like vegetable oil or grapeseed oil↗

4:30:10Speaker 26or anything like that. I mean, they are at least fat level, you know what I'm saying? At least I pounded that into his head here, their heads, but no, like, and then they're really good about that, but you know, it's just, it's hard because like, there, it's a cultural thing, number one, number two, and it's just like↗

4:30:27Speaker 26Baby, and, and, and she's a new wife and stuff. You know, there's a little bit of a-- there's a little bit of a family dynamic there that you have to handle gently, you know, to respect her and, you know, to make her feel empowered and loved. And so, you know what I'm saying? But at the same time, it's-- I, I do know these things are very detrimental. So,↗

4:30:48Speaker 26you know, it's just, it's a little bit, it's a communication thing too. But I appreciate you so much. Thank you so much Thanks so much for being here.↗

4:30:57@nance726I wanted to add one quick on the fish thing is to, is to make sure you stay out of the Pacific Ocean. I was once, on a flight and I was sitting next to a gentleman who I was supposed to start up a conversation with, and he was, he wouldn't tell me what company he worked for, but he said that he was, in charge of, sales and distribution for one of the biggest seafood companies in the, on, in the world, and, and we, we were talking like, and you clearly, like, you were having a lot of, we were having like a in-depth conversation about it, and he said that he wouldn't eat out of the Pacific Ocean and that he said he, like, it was disgusting what they would pull out of there, and that even, unless you're eating like, like way, like, you know, like, like maybe like super northern, like, like, Alaskan or something like that, but he said basically just stay in northern, North Atlantic, and if you're eating out of the ocean, because it's, he said it's, it's like, he was like, he was like really all about it, he's like, "Bro, like, it's, I, this is what I sell this shit, but like, it's not good to eat, like, I wouldn't let my family eat it, I tell, you know, my friends not to eat it, it's really bad↗

4:31:59@nance726because↗

4:32:04Speaker 22The bi- because like they, they say it was diluted and it's like tritium and all these other things which are actively pumping back in the ocean, but that actually isn't true because of bioaccumulation. So, you know, it's actually accumulating on the algae, on the fish, and it's, it's constantly there. Three reactors melted down, okay? Hundreds of tons of, of underground water was migrating through these reactors and past these elephant foots of these, like, you know, literal like tons of uranium melting down, going into the Pacific Ocean. There was radiation on the east Like a, a few, like a half a day after the Fukushima event in 2011, people just don't talk about it. It's one of the biggest crimes on the planet, okay? What happened in, in, in Japan, and I believe it was due to an asymmetric weapon and a harp and, and, an earthquake machine. But look, that's just another, another topic. But you're right, like it's something that never gets talked about, and they're finding this bioaccumulation in the tuna. Like some of these large tuna, which are delicious, has the↗

4:33:05Ian MalcolmNo, we're gonna have to do that. And, and speaking of doing that, I think Rob, and I was talking with, with Simon in the back channel a little while ago, I think we're gonna have to do these with either a, a monthly or a bi-weekly cadence because of the number of individuals that are absolutely, just loving, coming in here, listening to you, asking for, advice. Right? We can, we can figure this is the X version of, of Dr. Drew, which,↗

4:33:33Ian MalcolmOh no, Womp Womp, he's a Jew. but, but nonetheless, I think we've got a final question here from, Malachi, if I'm not mi- I'm mistaken.↗

4:33:43Speaker 28Malachi. But yeah, thank you. b-before I begin, Honey Badger, Moringa is, is a really good, alternative if you're, if you're looking for, foods with, a lot of vitamins, it has minerals, it has, it's considered a superfood. I just wanted to fish caught in like the Norwegian waters, they, they're, they're found with a lot less heavy metals and harmful things. So if you're looking for fish, I would definitely suggest getting fish from, the, Norwegian waters.↗

4:34:20Speaker 28and, yeah, I just had some questions for Rob and the doctor. For the doctor, I wanted to ask, for the vitamin D3 supplements. What's the bioavailability like and how effective are they when, when you take them orally? And for Rob, I wanted to ask, well, I wanted to, ask if you could elaborate on how mucus affects, diseases and, the human body. And then, I just have some like r-random questions. Feel free to ask them or not.↗

4:34:56Speaker 28I'd like to talk about milk and unpasteurized milk and, how they basically removed it from the markets. I'd also like to talk about, oh, methylated vitamins versus regular vitamins, the difference, 'cause people are talking about this and, I'd like to know if, like, if it's really significant. And then,↗

4:35:22Speaker 28Oh yeah, I just wanted to add, I also do, I also do, basically, I just add a little water and then add a pinch of Himalayan sea salt before and after my meals, and it has helped me to, stay hydrated. So I basically drink like maybe three, four glasses of water a day, and I'm, I'm properly hydrated. So, yeah, I just wanted to add that. Thank you for the space, Ian. It, this was, this was an amazing space, amazing. I learned so much. So, yeah, thank↗

4:35:50Ian MalcolmNo, and I'm, I'm just so grateful to, to be here with these wonderful speakers between, Simon and, and Rob. I learn something new every time I get into a space with them, and I learn something new every time I make a reference to learning something new, 'cause, who would have thunk it, that Dr. Drew in the Dr. Drew Adam Carolla combination, it's Dr. Drew who is the Jew and Adam Carolla is not! Color me surprised, in Who's the Jew? I'm, I'm 0 for 2, today. So, but with that being said, let's go to, Gypsy and then we'll wrap up the, Rosbach Corolla↗

4:36:26Speaker 26was a Jewish name, come on. And, well, he, but he does, he has kind of the↗

4:36:31Ian MalcolmJewish phenotype, doesn't he? Not↗

4:36:32Speaker 26the best Judar. That's not right.↗

4:36:39Ian MalcolmLet's go, Gypsy, you wanna jump in?↗

4:36:43Speaker 29Yeah, thanks for the space Ian, and it's fantastic space, I just wanna say that as well. Rob, Simon, some of the speakers have so much information as well. It's been fantastic. I did want to push back on the cold plunge thing. That was what I've been thinking about for a while since Rob first brought it up. I'd like to know that study. Could, could you, could you link me to that study? You know, I suspected the parameters were a bit limited, but totally, I can't... And,↗

4:37:12Speaker 22and even if you go to look at like Gary Brecker, which is like one of the, the main like, you know, health, influences. Yeah. and, and you look at like, another guy called, you know, Dr. Stephen Gundry, who's, who's, who's on lectins and, and these other things like... So it's, it's kind of out there in the mainstream now, but I can link you some of these↗

4:37:38Speaker 22A cold plunge, and maybe you, you, you know, you believe in it, and, and it's, and it's shown you good health benefits, that's your lived experience. But I'm more than happy to, to kind of like show the objective science behind↗

4:37:49Speaker 29this. Yeah, just show↗

4:37:51Speaker 22me. Totally. you know, yeah, show me↗

4:37:52Speaker 29the study, 'cause I wanna see the parameters, I'm sure they're limited. do↗

4:37:56Speaker 22you know the,↗

4:37:57Speaker 29the↗

4:38:00Speaker 22Health Info, yeah, yeah, I, I listened to his videos. He's, he's made this How many people are doing it and the evidence that, that was initially for its use. but again, the re- we don't wanna speak in absolutes, and you never wanna be stuck on, on one, so like if someone tells you an objective truth about anything, that's when you stop listening to them, okay? You've, you've really gotta keep a, a perennial student, and, and keep the biases out of it. But, yeah, I'd love to send you that and, and we can have a conversation about that, and it's, it's definitely something↗

4:38:37Speaker 29Yeah, I mean, 34 years ago, I guess, is when I first started with contrast, you know, bathing therapy, I guess. I was an, an athlete, and I was training full time, and it was my thing, and looking at every advantage, obviously. And contrast bathing, like hot cold therapy basically, was, something that was pretty popular, and everyone loved it. Like,↗

4:39:03Speaker 29just hot, cold, hot, cold, hot, cold basically. You know, going out to five cycles produces a more benefit than three, you can feel it. Going out to ten cycles, it's just waste of time. Three is probably optimal. So I just, every shower, since, you know, hot, cold, hot, cold, hot, cold, finish on the cold. Always finish on the cold. A-and the gauge is just↗

4:39:26Speaker 29the level of discomfort you wanna feel, 'cause you're getting hotter and hotter and hotter until, and then you go cold. Right, sixty seconds, and then you go hotter, hotter, hotter until you're overwhelmed, you get cold. That's how you judge it. And it's like a, a flush. It's like a pump flush, constriction, dilation, constriction, dilation, you know? And the feeling, though, is fantastic, and, and it seems to really broaden your, your homeostatic range, you know? Like after you, you have the final cold and you get out, if you're in a cold room, you don't feel it, for example.↗

4:40:01Speaker 29And for the next two hours, you, you have much more com- a much bigger comfort zone. Now, if you focus breathing with that to make sure you keep breathing, you know, from the abdomen rather than from the chest, right? Then you can, you can decrease that stressing. But also, I think doing it regularly, you know, daily, you adapt to it and doesn't produce stress, right? The shock, the, the instant shock when you go cold↗

4:40:29Speaker 29doesn't have so much psychological reaction after a while. You still feel it, you just don't react to it. So, yeah, on that point.↗

4:40:39Speaker 22Yeah. So it's, it's just, it's really about like the, the frequency of, of, of you doing it, and also like when in the day, 'cause if, if you're doing it in the morning, like your cortisol, and the stress hormones, they're already high. So it's really just about like how you, how your environment is affecting like these, these more endogenous kind of↗

4:40:59Speaker 22It can be really useful, you know, cold shower back and forth, but it can overload and stress your system. and↗

4:41:07Speaker 29I don't think so.↗

4:41:08Speaker 22Well, that, that's just what some of the evidence, this is, I'm not keeping, this is an opinion, this is, this is just the, the side of the evidence, okay? So, but then again, there's probably both sides of this, 'cause obviously, you know, you, you are kind of activating that parasympathetic, and, and calming system, and again, you have that dive↗

4:41:30Speaker 22You know,↗

4:41:33Speaker 29kind of, you know, you know about the Vegas nerve, right? Yeah, no, let's stay on the, the line we're on because I do wanna respond. so for example, like, you know, the first time I went to the IS was probably on a training camp, was probably when this, you know, they've got a sauna, spa, and they've got a plunge pool, which is four degrees. So that's when I started doing it, you know? When I was in Finland for a month, in '96, on a, you know, just a personal training camp with my coach and training squad before a big competition in Atlanta,↗

4:42:06Speaker 29that was a month, they're, they're hardcore. There was multiple saunas and spas, there was a sauna like the size of a, a, a big living room, right next to a lake, which was very cold, even though we were in summer. They had a, they had a seated, seated plunge pool, not a plunge pool, you just sit in it, at, The motor keeps moving so it doesn't freeze.↗

4:42:28Speaker 29Every day, seriously, every day, for thirty-four years. It's a fantastic thing. I, I think the studies, I'm guessing, once I look at them, I'm guessing what I'll find is, is maybe people who haven't been doing it regularly Maybe it's only a one-off plunge, instead of say three, a cycle of three. Maybe it's only over a short time period rather than seeing what happens after a couple of weeks. I agree with you with the cortisol, but I wanna be able to have very high cortisol levels when I need it. I just don't want chronic stress. I think stress is a very important part of human development, but chronic stress is very bad. So I just draw a distinction.↗

4:43:11Speaker 22But it's kind of mimicking that, that chronic stress, and, and what they're finding now is that there are some, there is some research that kind of shows the, the short-term rise in, in the inflammatory markers, you know, and that's after immersion, and, and some of that creating, you know, certain conditions that, that can't be beneficial. But it does come down to your overall health. You know, if you're like pregnant or you have, you know, cardiovascular disease or all these other issues, like↗

4:43:38Speaker 22it's On the internet, make sure that you're actually making these own decisions for yourself. You know, don't, don't trust the guy that's selling you snake oil. You are the person that's in charge. Don't, you know, like it's you. So, you know, believe in your own truth, do your own research, and you're on the right track.↗

4:43:53Ian MalcolmAnd that's actually, that's a wonderful little disclaimer that I wanna add, because we of course talked about a lot of health issues here with some individuals that certainly have expertise in these subjects, which is that everybody should do their own research. There's nothing that you should take at face value, purely based, as if you were speaking with a, a doctor or a GP in this space, right? Those are, decisions that are gonna be made up to you. But this was, an opportunity to ask these individuals For their input, and I say that just 'cause I always, of course, wanna abide by all of the terms of service of this platform, and also just, out of common, I guess, caution, right? because anybody up here can, can come up and suggest all kinds of things. I could tell you that the moon is made of cheese, as, Will Ferrell once said on Saturday Night Live. I'm pretty certain it's not, but some people in this app would tell you that it is a space station, or that perhaps it's just a big↗

4:44:53Ian Malcolmthose are all for, for you to ultimately decide, right? But, I, I especially wanna harp on that because we are discussing, health, and there are some certain parameters around how that should be discussed. And so with that, I wanna bring this to a conclusion, but, before doing so, I wanna give an immense shout out and thank you, not just to Dr. Simon Godek, who is here with us, but to the absolutely incomparable Rob, who was so wonderful, so patient, and so generous With his time, I think in totality in here for almost five hours, giving advice for not only his thoughts on COVID and the vaccine, but to each and every one of you, and for him taking the time to do that, I just wanna give him an immense amount of gratitude on behalf of myself, not just me, but Sharon, Honeybadger, so many others that were in this space with us. and in addition, I do wanna bring attention, I know I said this about an hour ago, I think 40 is going to be opening an after space that In the Purple Pill. So if you wanna continue the dialogue, you wanna discuss your health related issues, challenges, thoughts, views, perspectives, feel free to follow him in there. or similarly, I think Mr. Truth Teller, while he's probably winding down, I think he is still active for some amount of time, but with that being said, also a huge amount of love to Miss Sharon, who sat up here as a co-host. I know it seems like an easy job, but it does take a lot of time, patience, and attention, and so Well, but Rob, as, as we close this down and wind it out, any kind of final remarks? I know we gave,↗

4:46:31Ian Malcolma window earlier where you rattled off a number of things that you'd really recommend for individuals, but if you could just leave them with maybe one piece of, of advice or wisdom based on your expertise that they could take and inject into their life tomorrow rather than a vaccine in their arm, what would that be? Would it be the sauna? Would it be any number of the supplements you've mentioned? What would be that? One thing that you'd recommend that everybody could do tomorrow that would make their day after even better?↗

4:47:01Speaker 22I think that a, a great way to, to summarize, s-some of these, like, you know, more, you know, extrapolate into a lot of stuff here, to, for some simple, practical ways to, to really create really great health outcomes, I think that we should just start realiz-realizing that every dollar you spend on your food or your environment is an investment into your health. We really need to start prioritizing Things like health, you could have the best, I mean, so sorry, sleep. You could have the best diet, you could be doing all of the exercise in the world, but if you're not sleeping enough, you're, you're not creating any foundation that any of these other, you know, initiatives can be built across. People really need to realize the importance of sleep. A guy called Matthew Walker and Why We Sleep is an amazing book. Sleep deprivation literally means your brain is eating itself. So the more that you can invest in your health through food, and again, someone brought up moringa a-and in such a great way, and, and sea moss, and some of these really nutrient-dense things, once you start feeding yourself what your body needs and what your body has been depleted of due to the soil being depleted, due to the weaponized food supply, and due to these, essentially bioweapons being enacted on us through mRNA platforms, you start detoxing your, yourself, you start going to the sauna and sleeping eight to nine hours a day, your life will change, I promise you. If you start doing proper hydration, putting salt on your tongue, and drinking water Like I didn't know my whole life, it was the biggest game changer. Like you, you have to start really using these, really simple, practical, economic ways to change your life right now. If taking any mRNA vaccine, start with Natto Kinase today. The amount of people I've seen, friends, family members die or know of, I've had one close friend, die, and they, they found clots. If you start on this Natto Kinase today, you will start degrading and removing these amyloid clots in every single person vaccinated So feel free to, to reach out and DM me about any of these protocols, and together, collectively, we have the wisdom to, to fix the planet and take it back. This year is our year.↗

4:49:03Ian MalcolmThat's so well stated. And the, the white pills, the silver lining, the light at the end of the tunnel, Rob, you absolutely are one of those. You're shining through brightly. and for anybody that hasn't, please give this man a follow. Absolutely wonderful, content creator and, and, and individual just to, to again, not only share his wisdom and thoughts on the world, but also, for each and every one of you. And I don't think there was a, a single medicinal question that was brought up that, that he Really, what sounded like a super intelligent response to. again, always do all of your own research on all of those things. I will be making a clip tomorrow of the segment where Simon and Rob went back and forth. They discussed some of the most critical things that you can do in your day-to-day life to fight off parasites, the mRNA vaccine in the event that you got it, also to get rid of all the toxicity that's in your system. and so I'll have that, for them tomorrow. But in the interim, I wanna wish everybody an absolute- Splendid day. Make sure, as Rob just suggested, you get lots of sleep. And with that, I just wanna wish everybody out there a good morning, a good evening, good afternoon, a good night, in the event that you're off to bed. certainly God bless for everything that you guys are. God speed on all of these adventures to a better, more pure, more truthful, and a healthier tomorrow, courtesy of the wonderful advice given to us today by Simon and Rob. Like I said, we will start doing these at least monthly Monthly. And so when, Dr. Simon and Rob are available, it will be Ask the Good Doctors Anything. So bring your Q&A if you didn't get a chance to come up today. I apologize, but I certainly look forward to everybody in the next space and the next opportunity to connect with these two wonderful doctors. So lots of love to everybody out there. We will see you in the next conversation.↗

4:50:55Speaker 22Love you, Ian. You're a legend. Absolute legend.↗

4:50:58Speaker 24Love you too, my friend.↗