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Clive de Carle is an international educator in the field of health mastery and has helped thousands of people to restore their health through talks, retreats, broadcasts, videos and consultancy.
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Welcome to The Deling Pod with me, James Delingpole.
And I know I always say I'm excited about this week's special guest, but I really am.
Look who I've got here.
Backfire, I don't know how many times now.
Clive Dakar.
Thank you very much.
Now, before we go on, I thought I'd do something slightly different.
I'm going to say a prayer, and I don't want the non-Christians among you to be freaked out by this or to feel that you've got to assume solemn expressions or anything like that, because I don't really believe in that kind of thing.
I think that's probably one of the enemies of Christianity, people sort of being too pious.
But nevertheless, I would like to say a quick prayer.
And my prayer would go like this.
Almighty God, thank you so much for bringing us all together tonight.
Such lovely, lovely people, some of whom I've met already and some of whom I'm really looking forward to meet, possibly again.
I love you all, so really thank you for coming.
And thank you, God, for giving us this totally amazing planet, which your adversary and his minions are currently in the business of trying to destroy.
Thank you for giving us all the amazing animals on the planet, the wildlife that we go and see on safaris, if we're lucky enough, and the delicious animals you've given us to eat as part of our carnivore diets.
Thank you for those, God.
Thank you for the foxes you've given us to hunt.
Thank you for inventing the horse, which I think is almost your greatest creation.
But thank you more specifically to tonight.
Thank you for giving us all the plants containing these magical ingredients which can heal us.
Thank you for giving us all the minerals that can heal us.
Which are much, much better than anything that the evil people at Big Pharma have to offer us.
Because that's just a kind of alternative to your creation.
Synthetics, and they are the sign of the devil.
And finally, I would like to ask your help, God, because you can do anything, because you created this world after all, and you made us all in your own image.
Please, everyone here who's suffering from some kind of medical complaint and is feeling ill in some way, Please can you help their immune systems, let them recover, and please also can you grant miraculous things so that people with problems here go home suddenly feeling much, much better.
Thank you, Lord.
Amen.
Clive, there's loads of stuff I want to talk to you about, but mainly I want it to be centred around me because I know me and my problems.
First of all, I want to say thank you to you, because, as you know, occasionally I send you a message on Skype, which is your preferred means of communication, saying, Clive, I've got this new problem, what do I do?
And I approached you the other day with this kind of eye infection thing, and actually, I managed to cure it.
Do you know how I cured it in the end?
Colloidal silver?
I used Clive DeCarle's colloidal silver.
And this is what I wanted to ask you about.
And everyone in this room has had this experience.
Alternative remedies.
I mean, we call them alternative.
They shouldn't be the alternative.
They should be the remedies, because they're alternative to Big Pharma, which is horrible.
But some things work for each one of us, and some things, like, meh.
And colloidal silver really, really worked for me.
But why is it that some of the things that work for some people don't work for others?
Well, I think basically all of us are toxically poisoned, emotionally, physically.
All of us are nutrient deficient, including myself.
No matter how well all of us try to eat, we're going to be deficient in various nutrients.
And you only need to be deficient in one for something serious to break in the body, really.
Yeah.
One of the things that we need to do is to I mean, it's not a vanity thing, is it?
It's not an indulgence.
My wife sometimes has a go at me, saying she thinks it's decadent to obsess about one's diet.
her mistakes.
So she looked at me and gave me a hug. - I mean, it's not a vanity thing, is it?
It's not an indulgence.
I think my wife sometimes has a go at me saying she thinks it's decadent to obsess about one's diet.
But I'm thinking, if you're ill on some level, You can't do all the things that make life worth living.
Well, she's right.
But, you don't want to... I mean, clearly, we need to be eating really healthily.
I mean, there's a great story, maybe you've heard it, about this woman who knocks on the door of this house, and she's got a horse with her and a baby.
And she says, look, I've got to do something urgently.
Would you mind looking after the horse and the baby for a couple of hours?
They're hungry, by the way.
Would you mind feeding them?
By the way, the horse is a 40 million pound racehorse, and the baby is probably worth more than that.
So what would you do?
You've got to feed them.
Well, you could think, well, OK, I could probably feed them both banana, carrot, You know, cucumber, oats, something that both the baby and the horse will eat.
So okay, so you've got to feed these two.
You've decided on what to feed them.
How much poison do you want to put in the food for the baby and the horse?
I mean, 5% poison, 1% or naught.
So every time you go to the shops and you buy something that's not organic or biodynamic or grown naturally, you are poisoning yourself and your family.
And this just has to stop.
You've got to look at every single thing you buy and think how much poison is in here.
I shop mainly at Waitrose, it's the only organic place I've got around.
And shopping's now so easy because I know where all the organic stuff is, so it's really quick to shop, I haven't got to choose.
And in the event of some apocalypse, the very last stuff on the shelves left will be the organic stuff, so I'm not at all worried.
As you probably know, because I keep boring on about it, I'm currently attempting a keto diet.
And because I can't be asked to do all the measuring of the stuff, the measuring stuff you have to do, I just tend to eat the meat and the cheese and stuff that I know is okay.
Why are you on a keto diet?
Because the thing that I persuaded myself is Lyme disease, but maybe it's a chronic autoimmune disease.
I'm trying to kind of scare it out of existence.
I don't believe in autoimmune.
Oh, good, right.
They told me when I got arthritis that it was an autoimmune disease, as if your body would fight against you.
I don't believe that.
I believe your body's always on your side.
And when the doctors say it's autoimmune, I think that basically means we don't know what it is, therefore it's your fault.
Which doctors love to do.
If they can't find the answer, it's your fault.
I mean, I think the keto diet is a very, very good diet to follow, but it's not right for everybody, because some people actually need carbohydrates as, you know, an important thing, others much less.
So, you know, the keto diet is great, but if somebody's really thin, is a keto diet the right way to go?
Just like a vegan diet is the right way to go.
Who's he looking at?
I'm not thin.
So, cut to the chase, what am I going to drink?
Water.
Tequila?
Gin?
What do you like?
I stopped at a pub and I looked for suitable stuff to eat and there was virtually nothing apart from a burger and it was like 16 quid or 18 quid for this burger and it came surrounded by this crap that I couldn't eat and I looked at the chips and my old self wanted to eat a chip I suppose what I'm asking you is, how much can you cheat with, you know, I mean, how bad is a chip?
Or how bad are two chips?
Or three chips?
Or four chips?
I think it depends if you've made them yourself.
I mean, the problem with chips... Well, in a pub, obviously not.
No.
So, you know, the problem with eating out is they're bound to use vegetable oils.
And sunflower oil, you know, corn oil, whatever, They're all basically poisonous unless they say organic first pressing on it and cold pressed.
So all the bottles you buy in the supermarket are generally highly adulterated.
I used to have an organic farm 30 years ago out in Spain and we grew olives amongst other things.
So I started researching the organic olive oil market and it turns out that Italy, for example, export 10 times more organic olive oil than they actually grow.
But when they process, let's say, sunflower oil, They heat it up to a very high temperature so all the oil can come out of the seeds and in that process they mechanically crush the seeds to get the oil out and heat it.
So all the oils that we're getting in the supermarket are generally rancid.
So you go out and eat.
Are you going to feel well afterwards?
Well, no, because your brain is made of cholesterol.
So if you start eating refined oils or margarines or those sort of butters that have got that soft spread, they've got oil in them, you are rebuilding your brain with an artificial
Form of fat and everybody who used to follow the diet which suggested that low fat is a good idea They're the ones now got dementia because they've got holes like Swiss cheese where their brain used to be But you can grow your brains back if any of you know anybody who's beginning to suffer from dementia or Alzheimer's You can get their brains back.
There are some fantastic books on the subject but the first thing to realize is Your brain's made of fat, so you need to eat lots of it.
I first realized this about 15 years ago, and I was at a talk one time, and this woman said, I haven't been able to speak to my mother on the phone for two years now, because she's so demented, I can't get through.
And I suggested she gave her mother six tablespoons of coconut oil a day, with the idea that would rebuild her brain.
A few weeks later, she rings me up and says, I'm speaking to mum on the phone again.
I couldn't get six tablespoons in, but I did manage to get a tablespoon in the porridge or whatever it was in the morning, and then three more tablespoonfuls in the food.
And in, I can't remember how many weeks, but let's say 10 weeks, she'd got her brain back two years worth.
So it is possible.
I mean, that's not the only thing, but that's the big one.
Right, but obviously we don't all live next to an organic... I mean, I like the coconut oil tree because coconuts... I mean, you can get it at Aldi for like nothing.
Is that Aldi stuff okay, by the way?
I pronounce it differently.
I pronounce it all-die.
Does that answer my question?
Are you saying that it's not actually... because it says cold-pressed No, it could be fine.
I went into Aldi years ago with a camera and the idea was could I find any food that was actually real and not in some way dodgy.
I couldn't.
They threw me out.
Oh no.
Because Aldi is my go-to place for my steaks.
Well, do they do?
No.
Is that wrong?
You see, we're all imperfect, aren't we?
There's always somebody further down the rabbit hole than you.
That's the problem.
Look at the insignia.
Look at the A. Oh, okay.
So do they sacrifice them to Satan?
Like, sort of, halal devil worship stuff?
Is that what it's like?
Right, okay, okay.
But what I was going to say was, those of us who don't have continual access to organic food, is there a kind of hierarchy of evil?
What are acceptable cheats and what are kind of absolute no-nos?
I mean, is our seed oil the worst or is sugar higher up the pyramid of evil?
I think they're probably both about the same level really, yeah.
I mean, you know, I cheat from time to time, but I try and cheat on organic things as opposed to cheat on non-organic things.
I'm a bit of a stickler for it.
Yes, I've eaten dinner here tonight, but what I'm going to do when I go home is I'm going to drink some fulvic minerals.
So fulvic minerals, F-U-L-V-I-C, fulvic minerals detoxify things like glyphosate.
They detoxify things like graphene oxide.
Pretty much every toxin That's my favourite thing you've said so far.
Spulvic minerals, possibly number one.
Vitamin C is incredible for taking toxic metals and poisoning out of the body.
Charcoal is brilliant.
There are loads of things one can do if you have eaten badly to correct it.
Lots and lots of things. - That's my favorite thing you said so far.
Because I know, I think we're all flawed.
And we're all looking for cheats.
I mean, like the other day, I told you about my Botteco breathing.
I've tried every alternative thing under the sun.
Definitely I would put Boteko very high up on the things that really work.
But it's absolute hell to do.
Because what it does is it triggers in your brain the thing that makes you think you're suffocating.
Because you're building up the CO2 levels.
And the CO2 triggers the thing in your head.
And you don't like it.
It's really nasty.
And you said, hmm, I wonder what we can do that would sort of recreate that effect.
So you're up for cheats, aren't you?
Oh, well, you know, we were taught at school that cheating is bad, cheating is wrong, but that's absolute rubbish.
Cheating is really, really useful.
You know, I want to, I mean, you know, in a nice way, not cheating somebody, but finding the quick routes to something is perfect.
So I'm up for cheating.
OK, so we've got fulvic minerals.
And we've got the vitamin C powder.
What else?
What are the other things for undoing the damage we've done?
You know, through having a burger in a pub on the way here.
Let me come at it another way.
Do you know that in the Japanese language they have no word for menopause?
The reason why is they have so much iodine in all the seaweed and seafish they eat that menopause basically doesn't happen.
They don't get the hot flushes.
The Japanese women very seldom get breast cancer because iodine protects them against that.
So iodine is one of the materials you can use to detoxify.
Let's say that in the burger there was a parasite, for example.
What?
You could have warned me, Clive.
Well, there wasn't in the one you ate, but there just could be in another one.
So, every 15 minutes or so, all the blood passes through the thyroid, which is the major place where iodine exists.
And as the blood passes through the thyroid, if you've got enough iodine, it will wipe out pretty much any pathogen that exists.
So how many of us have enough iodine?
Almost nobody.
Almost nobody.
And if you're low on iodine, the symptoms you might experience could be foggy thinking, brain fog, could be temperature out of control, cold hands and feet or hot flushes, whatever.
It could be that you walk in a room and you can't remember why you walked in.
So, if any of you have got any of those, dry skin, thyroid issues, memory problems, you're almost certainly low on iodine.
And the people who start taking iodine, generally within a few days, maybe a couple of weeks or so, they notice that their brain comes back.
Now, iodine is the basis of hormones, just like cholesterol is, why they're so important.
In women, while, you know, men and women, the most iodine is in the thyroid, the second most is in the breasts, which explains why iodine can, and I spell cancer with a K for legal reasons, will stop breast cancer.
People paint it on.
Iodine is incredible for a basic detoxification.
It used to be what every doctor would recommend like 150 years ago.
If you came to the GP and they didn't know what was wrong with you, they'd just give you iodine because it would fix your temperature.
So if your temperature was low, for instance, your temperature would normalize and now you'd be able to burn off pathogens in a more sensible way.
I mean, the other things that we're really missing, who gets enough vitamin C?
Almost nobody, because vitamin C, all the vitamins deteriorate with time.
So, let's say you've got a tomato which might be full of vitamin C. By the time it's landed, In the country, in the warehouse, in the supermarket, and in your kitchen, it might be a week old.
And so probably the vitamin C content has gone down enormously.
So if you are getting toxic poisoning from the burger, vitamin C is one of the many things that would help mop that up.
And what about the stuff that you can just take that, like, is miraculous?
Like, is MMS as good as it's cracked up to be?
MMS is sodium chloride, an acid, and it's one of the cheapest, again I suppose for the K, cures in the world.
Nobody's allowed to cure anything, only doctors are allowed to do that legally.
Two years in jail if you cure somebody of cancer, for instance, without permission.
Yeah, really.
And how long does this go back to?
1939 was the UK Cancer Act, where they said only doctors can cure cancer.
And it's a monopoly.
It's just like dentists.
Dentists have a monopoly.
Nobody's allowed to work on your mouth if they haven't been licensed by the government.
Yeah.
I think we should look into that cancer thing in a bit more detail.
Cancer with a K of course.
If you look at the things that, why does everyone worship, why is the NHS our national, sorry, our NHS, why is it the national religion?
It's basically because everyone is shit scared of getting cancer, isn't it?
I mean, that's the deal.
And the reason they think that is because they read the newspapers and every day there is a story about my battle with cancer.
Or they watch their soap opera and somebody is dying of cancer, dying tragically of cancer.
Or we read in the alleged health sections about the ways we can avoid getting cancer, except they're ineffective of course.
But most of us here know, probably all of us, is anyone team Tobes here?
Okay, good.
Everyone here knows that the world is a conspiracy to make us ill, that the people responsible were Rockefeller and Carnegie when they invented ...modern medicine, i.e.
allopathic medicine, to push their petroleum products while simultaneously making us iller to require... I mean, great business model.
You've got to respect them for it.
But presumably they were the people, for example, that cajoled our government in 1939 to passing the Cancer Act.
Just tell me about the terms of that.
What's the deal?
Well, basically it just says nobody can cure cancer unless you're a medical doctor.
But it doesn't apply in Northern Ireland.
So when I discovered this about 15 years ago, I phoned up my legal advisor and said, look, let's set up a clinic in Northern Ireland.
You know, it's legal.
He said, well, yes, it's absolutely legal.
But do you like living?
Absolutely.
And this is the problem.
It's a massive money maker, the cancer industry.
The average round of chemotherapy could be £50,000 and some people have like 12 rounds of chemotherapy more.
It is a total con and I believe we're self-repairing and that if we put in the right materials, the right nutrition, and get the toxins out, then we should be happy and healthy, full stop.
You know, most people are ill because they're poisoning themselves, basically.
And of course, people are also ill from mental torment.
You know, they've been told that they're useless, they can't do anything, or they've been told, "Oh, you've got this disease, you'll never recover." Whatever people believe tends to happen.
So I think it's very important to have real belief in your body's ability to repair itself and watch out that you don't poison yourself.
I mean, for instance, how many people use shampoo?
You get in the shower or the bath and the pores of your head open wide with the heat, and you're rubbing, conceivably, poisons right into your brain.
We are all poisoning ourselves, often without thinking about it, and we really need to be careful, because my job is seeing people who aren't well, and there are lots of them, it's incredible.
And there's just no need.
We can be healthy.
Do you reckon that's why I'm awake, Clive?
Because I haven't used shampoo for ten years.
That's the reason, yeah.
Wow.
Who else doesn't use shampoo?
It's really good, isn't it?
Once you've passed that stage where your hair goes greasy and you pass that and all the natural oils... Well, not that I'm exactly...
Tell you who else doesn't use some shampoo.
Toby Young.
Fact.
But it hasn't made him awake.
I can imagine that shampoo deodorant is a real full of bat shit.
That's an interesting subject.
Deodorant is usually full of shit.
It's really not a safe thing to do.
Even the natural ones are often just a natural form of aluminium that occurs in the ground.
So I wouldn't use any of them.
If you actually need something to stop your body smelling, this is saying there's something wrong with your body.
For 24 hours, you can sweat as much as you like.
It should be fine.
But people who go to the loo and it smells, feet that smell, underarms that smell, this is you rotting inside.
Except, have you thought...
One of the reasons I don't want to go back in time... I mean obviously I'd love to live in the 18th century as a hunting parson in an agreeable sort of Queen Anne vicarage with a private income and stuff.
So I can see lots to be recommended for going back in time.
Didn't everyone really smell?
I mean, they obviously didn't have deodorants.
But if you don't wash like they didn't, I'm presuming, do you smell a lot?
Or actually, do you not smell?
Well, while I'm old, I'm not that old to remember, you know, I wasn't able to smell them at the time.
But I mean, people shouldn't smell.
You know, I had a guy the other day who explained to me he was on day 13 of a fast, and he said, you know, the funny thing was, I was still going to the loo for the first eight days, and I suggested that he was backed up eight days.
And so even if you're going regularly every day, it doesn't mean that it's today's that's coming out.
So the longest I'd ever heard of somebody with constipation was 26 days.
You'd think they'd explode, but they didn't.
So, you know, the thing is that most people aren't having regular bowel movements, and it's really, really important to get your bowels working properly.
And the two things to do that, generally speaking, are magnesium and vitamin C. I would say that almost everybody in this room is going to be low on magnesium because of, for one thing, stress.
When we get stressed, our bodies burn up our magnesium supply.
So if you're running low on magnesium, you might be low on energy, you might be getting muscle cramps, menstrual cramps, you might be getting twitches around the eyes, you might be constipated, you might get heart arrhythmia, you might get restless leg.
When you wake up in the morning, your legs might go into a cramp, your feet into a cramp.
Migraines, headaches, depression, almost everything you can think of is under the magnesium banner.
So lots of people take magnesium, but generally speaking they take the stuff you find in a supermarket or that Dutch company on the high street, and they generally sell you the wrong type of magnesium.
If you get the right type of magnesium, Then, some people need 12 capsules a day.
Not one, not two.
Now, I've had people who've been suicidal.
24 capsules later, in less than 24 hours, no longer suicidal.
I've had people who've had heart arrhythmia, where their heart suddenly races or beats out of rhythm.
Had that for 10, 20 years.
Within one day, stopped.
All sorts of heart problems are magnesium related.
Magnesium is the mineral that allows relaxation.
So if we get stressed, we burn through our magnesium, and then one or more of those symptoms can happen.
Could I just ask you to put your hand up, if you've got any of those symptoms, could you put your hand up?
Hiccups are included.
Ah.
Well, fairly awake audience, because not many of you have got the symptoms.
But if you have got any of those symptoms, magnesium of the right type can fix it instantly.
38 years ago I was hospitalized after taking an antibiotic.
I'd become type 1 diabetic and rheumatoid arthritis.
The arthritis was so bad that eventually it put me in hospital because I could no longer get dressed.
I couldn't walk anymore.
And they said, well, we can give you drugs for that.
And I explained I wasn't low on drugs.
Drug deficiency was not my issue.
And after weeks and weeks, and I was really getting worse and worse, although I didn't have the strength to hold a book, I could turn the pages with a book prop.
And I worked out I was low on magnesium and one or two other things.
And I got wheeled out of hospital in a wheelchair, started taking magnesium, vitamin C, a few things, and all the rheumatoid arthritis went away completely.
So I started teaching people what I'd learned, and the fact that doctors don't study health.
You know, when we lose our health, We might go to a doctor, but they don't do health.
There's not one day spent on, what is health?
What is a cure?
How do you get cures?
You know, they go straight to drugs, surgery and radiation.
And I see people going to the doctor all the time for something that's trivial.
Something that just needs a slight adjustment in the diet.
Stop drinking water straight from the tap.
If I could add one thing, I made a video a couple of months ago where I got three glasses of tap water and in the first glass I put a couple of drops of chlorine indicator drops, that's what you test in a swimming pool to make sure it's got enough chlorine in, goes green.
Then in the second glass I put my fingers in, stirred it around for about five seconds, put the chlorine indicator drops in, no chlorine.
Third glass, I got a piece of raw potato, stirred it round in the glass for about three seconds, took it out, chlorine indicator drops, no chlorine left in the water.
Where had the chlorine gone?
I can only assume it went right into my fingers.
So if you're having a bath, or a shower, or cooking, or drinking fluids with unfiltered water with chlorine in it, you've got to realise that you're getting it.
- Oh. - It is, I was shocked. - That's really my swim and my, every day, I go for a swim, and then I come out and have a shower, and I have a cold shower for the time it takes me to, I've added to my list.
I do Psalm 144, Psalm 121, and Psalm 23, a short one at the end.
And I think I'm doing myself good, but you're saying I'm actually poisoning myself with evil water.
Yes.
I think we should just give up, shouldn't we?
We're fighting a losing battle.
A couple of questions from what you were saying earlier on.
Magnesium is good for the things you say it's for.
A question for the ladies.
Which is the one that gives your loved one stonking erections?
Is that zinc?
Is that zinc?
Okay.
Zinc and selenium are the things that men lose when they ejaculate.
So, with unprotected sex, women are fine for zinc and selenium, but the men aren't.
And anybody with a prostate issue might want to consider that they may be low on zinc and selenium.
I've been using your selenium and it tastes bloody weird.
It tastes horrible.
Yeah.
There's like a mixture of sort of dog poop, well not really dog poop obviously, but what does it taste like?
It's brown.
Has anyone tried Clive's selenium?
It's weird isn't it?
Yeah, it's quite unpleasant to take.
However, the effects are mind-blowing.
Pretty much everybody is low on selenium, just like they're low on almost everything.
Some areas of soil just don't have any in anymore because it's been wiped out by modern farming methods.
So I've had people who've been, for instance, on ADHD medication, For like 20 years, in three days off.
And they've tried hundreds of times before to come off, they never can.
But with selenium they can.
And the reason selenium works the way it does, and I'm talking about a particular version of selenium which is in liquid form rather than capsules, is that it turns off antitoxins.
So, let's say somebody is an alcoholic, or they're on heroin, methadone, some prescription drugs, something nasty, and they can't get off.
Each time they try, they can't get off.
Now what they tend to think is, let's say an alcoholic, well I've stopped the booze, now I feel terrible.
It's the lack of booze.
No.
This is the misconception.
What it is, if you put in a toxin every day, alcohol, heroin, whatever it is, your body will make antitoxins.
To try and help you.
So if you stop the toxin, the alcohol for instance, suddenly now they've got the DTs, they've got delirium tremors, they're having a horrible time, heroin addicts even worse, methadone addicts even worse than that.
And they think it's the lack of heroin, the lack of alcohol, the lack of methadone.
No, it's not.
It's the fact that their body has been making antitoxins to help cope with the toxins and The body hasn't worked out that you've stopped putting the toxins in, so for a few days it's making the antitoxins, which are making you feel ill, but selenium in liquid form turns off the antitoxins so that people who want to give up some substance can stop almost just like that, but it's a dosage thing.
With the liquid selenium, you need maybe one drop every two or three days.
But if you're trying to get over a serious addiction, you might want between eight and twenty drops every day for maybe three days.
And I've seen people give up alcohol.
I've seen people whose hair color has grown back, hasn't worked with me.
But loads of people are getting results with selenium across the board.
Everybody with fibromyalgia is low on selenium.
All of them.
Just like all type 2 diabetics are low on niacinamide, vitamin B3.
There are some things that are so simple to fix, it's outrageous.
And if I just say swimming, swimming in a swimming pool, take iodine beforehand and afterwards.
That'll sort you out.
Thank you for that.
I don't believe that's strong enough to cope with the bloody whirlpool jacuzzi thing, which is just so toxic.
Every time I go, it's like swimming in battery acid laced with cat piss.
Nice.
I can see why you do it.
Yeah, no, I don't.
I've stopped using it.
By the way, hands up who has got a serious heroin problem who's going to be solved by Well, thank you for that one, Clive.
Now, when I asked you about MMS, you kind of went straight forward to the money shot, which is K. Cancer with a K, which we'll come to in a moment.
So, are you saying that MMS really is the thing?
I mean, it is as good as they say?
Because I've got some at home, which I haven't been bothered to use it, because you've got to take it every half hour, is it?
Or hour?
And it's all complicated.
Tell us about, can you, is it possible to use MMS conveniently and cure an amazing amount of stuff?
Yes, so you can buy MMS as water purifier on Amazon and so on.
There's a company which I think is called I think Lifeforce who sell it and it comes in two parts, the two bottles One is basically sodium chloride and the other is an acid like hydrochloric acid or lemon juice or something like that.
You mix the two together and within three minutes you can smell chlorine coming off because it's created chlorine dioxide.
Chlorine dioxide sounds scary but it's different to household bleach chlorine.
And I used to use MMS all the time.
I used to like to go to festivals because people knew who I was.
Often people would come in pain, you know, toothache or whatever, and I'd give them MMS to swish around in their mouth if they had a toothache and then spit it out.
I'd do that every hour.
And generally speaking, within a few hours the toothache was gone.
MMS was first discovered as a cure for malaria, and very, very effective cure for malaria.
It costs pennies, relatively.
But you do need to know how to use it.
When I first started using it about 15 years ago, at that point they said build up to 60 drops a day.
I got up to about 16, if I remember rightly, and felt terrible.
And now they've changed the instructions to take one drop Every hour or half an hour or so.
And thousands of autistic children are no longer autistic having taken MMS.
It's a cure for everything.
It's basically an oxidant as opposed to an antioxidant.
So an antioxidant, you create antioxidants when you do exercise, as an example, but a pro-oxidant like MMS has to be taken at the other end of the day to an antioxidant like vitamin C. So it's important if you're going to use MMS to know how to use it.
It is an incredible remedy and they've banned it.
Almost everywhere I know people who have been basically thrown in jail for it, for using it.
Woah.
So is it so good that actually you can ignore all the other stuff and just eat what you want?
No, no.
Why not?
I mean, I use MMS as the emergency ultimate remedy.
I don't use it unless I really have to, because there are other materials that you can use which I think are easier, more pleasant.
So you do agree that it's quite a hassle to use?
Because I've read that you've got to mix it.
Well, no, it's not a pain.
You've got a glass of water, you put one drop in of each of the two bottles and that's it.
It's not difficult.
I imagine you can.
- So you mix it with food and stuff?
You have to have it either side of food or something? - I imagine you can.
I don't think it would matter. - And what about that blue stuff that you've sent me, which I haven't tried yet?
Methylene blue.
Methylene blue was invented as a blue dye in about 1850 or something like that.
And of course blue dyes were incredibly rare and incredibly expensive, so it was a massive discovery.
And then microscopy started, and people wanted to stain the samples in their slides.
And they noticed when they used methylene blue to dye the samples, if it was a live pathogen of bacteria or fungus or whatever, it would dye immediately.
So they started realizing that methylene blue is a great antifungal.
And there is a huge line of thought which goes that all cancers are fungal infections, which is why things like bicarbonate of soda can work.
But methylene blue started being used as an antimalarial.
And probably even today, it may be the best anti-malarial that's out there, along with MMS.
So, it's been rediscovered, if you like, in the last few years, where it's been around for 200 or something.
And it is reversing dementia, Alzheimer's, cancer.
It's a nootropic, so it boosts your brain function.
I'm sure people who've tried it may have noticed that their brain's working better.
It's an amazing product, just amazing.
And they don't want you to know about it, like all the things we're talking about, really.
They don't want you to know.
And you can amuse people by it because It is blue and you add it to water and drink it and it's the same colour as a slush puppy or something.
It's quite disturbing and a lot of people don't like it.
And you know when you're taking enough basically because your pee turns blue, which is also a little strange, and your tongue if you're not diluting it enough.
How quickly, if I have some now, will my performance, will I ask better questions?
You might, you might.
Some people notice it right away.
Is that open?
Should we talk?
Should we sit over here?
Can you wait till the questions are going to ask in a moment?
I'll just open the thing.
That's exciting.
Good.
It's very pretty.
Yeah.
I'm going to drink it now.
Good luck.
In one go.
Right, watch.
Nobody's ever done this before.
Wow.
I have seen God.
That is amazing.
Right, Clive.
You wait till I ask this question.
No.
I know that some people in this room have got cancer, and I kind of want them to not have it.
I really do.
I want them to be well again.
Okay, so you go to your doctor, if you're foolish enough to still trust your doctor, and he says, yeah, sorry mate, you've got cancer.
I would say, Clive, my doctor just told me I've got cancer, what do I do?
So what do you do?
About two years after I got out of hospital and recovered, my dad's best friend got cancer for the second time.
Kidney cancer.
And he explained that he'd already lost one kidney.
He's down to his spare.
He can't lose that one.
And he knew what I'd done.
And he slightly did what I did, but much better.
He started taking 35 grams of vitamin C every day.
35 grams in divided doses.
And when he did die 20 years later, it wasn't from cancer.
So vitamin C... Vitamin C poisoning, I guess.
So I would say vitamin C is the number one cancer cure, then cannabis is arguably number two.
Smoked or?
Ingested, preferably.
Ingested.
Skin cancers, the first time I recommended cannabis oil, the real stuff, obviously this was in a country where it's legal, it wouldn't have been here or anything like that, got them to put some cannabis oil on their skin cancer and A couple of months later I was at a party and this guy comes up to me and takes my hand and goes all over his face and I thought, you're nuts.
And he said, don't you remember me?
I'm the guy with the skin cancer.
It had gone.
Just with cannabis oil.
So I'm spelling that with a K probably for legal reasons.
Yeah, well you've made it sound very easy Clive, I have to say.
I mean, is it that simple?
Well, you know, if somebody's got cancer, there are a bundle of reasons.
They're going to be toxically poisoned, both probably mentally and physically.
Everything happens for a reason.
So if somebody's got some disease, no matter what it is, I believe it's happened for a reason.
It could be that the person needs to change the way they live, change their diet, change their partner, forgive themselves for the past.
I was interviewing cancer survivors about 15 years ago, and I wanted to know what they'd done right.
Because, you know, the survival figures for cancer long-term are terrible.
Like, you know, 3%.
People survive the first five years, but they don't often necessarily survive longer.
And I was expecting vitamin C to be the big answer.
Why did you get better?
I took buns, but it wasn't that.
It was gratitude.
Almost all of them said the change from me going downhill to recovering was when I discovered gratitude.
That I was grateful to the illness because suddenly I realised I've got to change my life.
I've got to change my thoughts and so on.
So, gratitude followed by forgiveness is one of the big things.
But whenever I meet anybody who's got something like cancer, particularly cancer, you know, the heart people are generally quite hearty, but the cancer people tend to be depressed.
And the first thing I ask is, do you want to live?
Do you want to live?
Because a lot of people actually are looking for the exit.
But assuming people want to live, then it need not be so difficult.
Even if you've got stage four, hundreds of thousands of people have recovered from what the doctors would say is impossible.
Because we're self-repairing.
Has anyone tried cranial osteopathy?
I found it's really good, isn't it?
If you get a good cranial osteopath, they just work.
I've got this amazing woman at the moment.
She's got this kind of healing, sort of psychic-y powers.
And I don't think she's a Christian, but she's got some kind of faith.
I don't know what it is.
Anyway, I was having my treatment.
And for most of it I was kind of dozing and stuff.
You don't always want to talk, do you?
But then I started sort of gabbling about why I was interested in the Psalms and how amazing the Psalms are.
And that the Psalms are like the Christian equivalent of magic spells.
And when you say them you sort of change the nature of the world.
And she said to me, As I was talking about this stuff, as I was talking about God and Psalms, there was a sudden massive shift in my energy which she could feel.
Now I suppose if you were a non-Christian you'd say, well that's just because he likes God and it just makes him happy.
But I would contend that perhaps God works wonders in that way.
Where are you on that?
Well, my belief is that we're all one and that we're all ourselves expressing ourselves as the one.
I think the one wants infinite possibility and we're all providing that.
And I believe we're being looked after.
I've had a couple of things happen in my life where something took me over.
I had a motorbike accident years ago.
And suddenly time slowed right down and I was able to observe my body untangling itself from the motorbike in mid-air and I found myself curling up into like a foetal ball and when I hit the ground very fast I didn't hurt myself at all, and I was rolling, rolling, rolling, because time slowed right down.
It seemed like minutes that I'd been rolling, and I put out my hand, and I got it ripped to shreds, and I put it back in again.
Something took me over.
I don't know what it was.
Higher self?
God?
I don't know, but I wasn't doing any of this, and something effectively at least saved me from injury.
Does anyone here ride, by the way?
And does anyone here hunt?
I had this amazing experience when I was out hunting last year.
It was on a horse called Boris.
And Boris was really annoying.
He was very nappy.
Do you know what nappy means?
Nappy means that he always wanted to be with the other horses and sometimes it's very inconvenient trying to go in a particular direction and he wants to go where the horses are.
We'd had this day out, and we're coming back to second horses, which is where you change, if you're really rich, you move on to your second hunter.
So you're on a fresh horse for the second part of the day.
And we were galloping along the edge of a field, along the hedgerow.
And I was just going, you know, isn't this fun?
On a horse, hunting, jolly good.
And then suddenly I realised that I was not going along anymore.
And what had happened, what I discovered afterwards, is my horse went into a hole.
And anyone who knows about riding knows that falls on the flat are often the worst.
There's something about it that you often have a really bad accident.
And I went over the front, over his right shoulder, and I landed facing the other way on my left calf.
So I must have done a somersault in the air, I wasn't aware of this, and I landed and all I had was a slight bruise in my calf.
Now, how is that even possible?
How can you do that?
I think that must have been a guardian angel, no?
I mean, it's weird.
Anyway, sorry, hunting anecdote.
So have we covered the Big K?
Is there anything else you'd like to add to that before we move on?
Back in 2014, when I was working with UK Column as their health correspondent, we got told by the government we had 24 hours to take down all our videos.
Mine apparently were too... what do they call it?
Successful.
Yeah, probably.
Even though I was doing Zoom interviews, Skype interviews, they said I was being too television-like and that people might take me seriously.
And the government in 2014 told me that I had to give them my script, I don't have a script, two weeks in advance so they could approve my health message.
And so at that time, Two things happened.
Not only did we have to remove... They threatened me with a quarter of a million pound fine if I didn't take all my videos down within 24 hours.
Who's they?
The government.
What department?
It was a quango of the government.
Really, they were aiming at UK Column, not me, because UK Column were exposing paedophilia in government and so on.
What?
Outrageous.
That doesn't happen.
Who would have thought?
No, no.
Doesn't happen at all.
Ted Heath?
Didn't bump Randboys off on his yacht.
No, never.
So, after I got taken down off YouTube, I decided, well, I'm going to start a private members club, because behind a private members club, you can do whatever you like.
So I started something called SecretHealthClub.com, and I basically started putting together what I thought were the remedies for everything in an A to Z. So if somebody had the big K, they should look under the big C, and they will find loads and loads of articles and videos about how to reverse it.
Because it's reversible.
If something comes, it can go.
And there's a fantastic book.
By a woman called Anita Morjani, called Dying To Be Me.
And she gets cancer the size of a grapefruit and dies.
She goes through the white light and she realises why she got it in the first place.
Turned out that she was a doormat.
She was one of these people who never did anything for herself.
She always did things to please other people.
And she had a choice of staying there or going back.
She decides to go back and within four days her tumour has shrunk in half because she's decided not to be a doormat anymore.
So we are very capable of reversing things if we look at why has this happened?
What is the lesson I'm meant to learn from this?
Because I believe that I think everything happens for a reason.
So, vitamin C, MMS and die and have a vision and then come back to life.
Well, that's one way.
But, I mean, magnesium is super important for every issue.
It doesn't matter what you've got.
Magnesium is probably the most important.
Personally, I take... I took six today, which sounds like an awful lot, but I've learned that that's what I need.
I can get anxious, like everybody, and I can burn off my magnesium levels.
But people say, how are you so calm?
Yeah, because people think I'm calm.
It's the drugs.
It's the drugs.
But primarily magnesium, because magnesium just relaxes your mind.
You know, that's why somebody can be massively depressed.
And very often within one day, magnesium can sort that out.
But very important from a cancer perspective, as is iodine, absolutely vital, vitamin D.
You know, if in winter you get a cold or something, you're probably low on vitamin D in winter.
And there's been research done of the people who take the optimum amount of vitamin D have something like 70% less cancer.
70% less vitamin D. How much is that going to cost you a year?
£20 for an entire year?
They don't want you to know this.
Can I ask everyone an important question?
Did anyone wake up too late to avoid getting the death jab?
Anyone got the death jab in their system?
Did we all escape it?
Nobody's going to admit that here.
But everyone here has got loved ones that they bloody wish had not taken that stupid sodding jab.
I know I have.
What can we do?
How irreversible is it, that damage?
Well, nobody really knows, because nobody really knows whether when they say what's in it, whether that's true or not.
My feeling is that they gave an awful lot of placebos in the first one, and I reckon they've probably been experimenting in every country in the world.
These suckers, this one, and these ones, this one, and see what happens.
I think it's a massive experiment.
There are loads of things you can do.
One of the really curious ones is it turns out that tobacco, nicotine patches, or nicotine gum, seem to be, people who got, you know, damaged from it, are in some cases recovering like in 24 hours.
Why is nicotine banned?
You know, why is it so expensive?
It was a shamanic tool all across South America.
Could it be that tobacco actually has some benefits?
Yes, they're putting millions of poisonous chemicals in the nasty stuff, but just maybe the organic tobacco is good.
I'm sure it is.
Surely everyone here has got the basic principle now that if they tell you it's bad for you, it's good for you, and if it's good for you, it's bad for you.
I'm sure people have got questions that they'll want to ask you about their individual health Things but should we just have a quick section on what's going on in the world because I I find that I was I was talking to people earlier and and I was People as I was having a go at me for not doing enough in in this or that particular direction Whereas I just think my job is to just make good podcasts and wake everyone up to the things that you know
Like Paul McCartney or whatever, I mean, you know, satanic prime ministers.
There's all sorts we can cover.
But I'm not the answer to everything.
I'm sorry, I'm really not.
But I think we're all aware that Our way of life and all the things that we imagined we were going to have ahead of us in the days when we believed in the narrative, all the good things, you know, the happy retirement and stuff, we realize that's now off the table.
We're all going to end up, you know, probably in death camps or being guillotined for being Christian under Noahide laws or whatever, and we're kind of resigned to that.
But what's your plan?
How are you going to lead the resistance, Brian?
Well, we just have to say no.
At some point, enough of us... What's the tipping point?
Let's say now 5% of people are awake, maybe.
Maybe it's a bit more, hopefully.
How many awake people does it take to change things?
I would suggest that 70% of people are sheep and they'll just go along with whatever they're told to do.
So, maybe we just need another 20%, maybe.
15%, maybe.
Maybe that's all we need to change things.
Because if we all decided, right, we're not paying tax anymore, we're not going to pay to have our car on the road, we're not going to pay to park.
If 20% of us decided we're not doing it, well, maybe it could all fall apart.
I mean, I think 35% of people voted for the current government.
In my opinion, that means that we shouldn't have one.
If 51% of people voted for a government, okay, if it's a democracy, we get one.
But as most people didn't vote for government, what would happen if we didn't have a government?
When government goes on holiday at Christmas, do things get worse?
No.
It's only when they're working that things get worse.
So what if they go on holiday at Christmas and we say, don't come back?
Okay.
We'll call you, don't call us.
So what are we left with?
We're left with, what, I don't know, a million civil servants?
And all those civil servants have forgotten the definition of the word servant.
Servant means you do nice things for the people who pay your wages.
When did a civil servant last do something nice for you?
The parking wardens ought to help you park.
I mean, imagine when the train drivers went on strike.
What if instead of striking and making life inconvenient, they'd said, no need to pay for tickets today.
Everybody can travel free.
You know?
So, there are simple ways, I think, that we can change everything overnight.
I mean, if government employees, the civil servants, had the word servant redefined, and that everything they did had to be helpful, well, things would change, wouldn't they?
It's a lovely idea, but I have to say, I can see a flaw in it.
Which is that, I mean, I'm...
Fairly awake, I'd say.
And I'm quite brave.
Especially in the hunting field, obviously.
But I would get so much shit from my wife if I didn't pay my taxes and we had all our things confiscated and I got charged in prison.
It would require all of us to be Spartacus, wouldn't it?
Yes, exactly.
It has to be everybody deciding to do it.
But where is, if you like, the leadership out there of, well, let's do it now.
They've deliberately stopped most people being on YouTube.
So they've used divide and rule, as they always do, to split us up.
I have to say, Clive, this is where I think that We Christians have the advantage over you, whatever you are, you're heathens.
Because basically we know that God's got this, in the end, and that the forces of evil are so... I mean, they are, they're so...
I mean, who's with me on that one?
I don't see any way out.
I think this is a spiritual war.
and it has been written so, it's going to happen.
I mean, who's with me on that one?
I don't see any way out.
I think this is a spiritual war.
And I'm afraid to say, I do say this to my normie, well, people who are red-pilled, who think they get it.
But I don't think, if you see things purely in terms of the material, you don't understand what's going on.
We're talking about people who are descended from the people who are indulging in the Babylonian mystery religions.
It's a war between good and evil.
It's been raging since the beginning of time, pretty much.
And I think if you miss that dimension, you don't really understand what's going on.
Well, sure.
I mean, what if we decided, let's say we all live locally here, to vote out the council and vote in our own people's council?
You know, let's say the roads need fixing.
Well, we could go online, find a road fixer and fix it this afternoon rather than have the motorways blocked for 10 miles for 10 years while nobody's working and doing nothing.
I mean, you know, I think we could literally take over councils.
And even if you had a table on the street with a poll, you'd write your name and address down, which council do you want?
The present one?
Or the new one where things will be probably half price?
Well, I mean, I think you should try it.
In your, what, Wiltshire, is it?
Yeah, I'm in Wiltshire.
Yeah, OK, well, that could be the epicentre of the revolution.
Go for it, try it.
Except that all my neighbours don't like me and wouldn't listen to a word I say.
You know, somebody said, well, you should put on a local talk, you know, cure everybody locally.
Nobody showed up.
Well, I mean, I hear from my Dorset friends that This part of the world is... Is it a wink?
Is it pretty good?
Who's actually from around these parts?
And who has met either PJ Harvey or Tess Durbeyfield?
Anyone?
No, right.
Because that would be quite exciting, wouldn't it?
Saw one of those.
Is there anyone else famous from Dorset?
Is that it?
The two famous people from Dorset.
Do you want to ask us some questions?
Is that a good idea?
Ask Clyde some questions, ask me some questions, whatever.
Just before I do, let me tell you, did you know that green is the new black?
So, basically, when people tell me I should go green, I see red.
Then I get blue, I get blue, and then everything looks black.
So, to counteract that, I usually have an orange.
Oh, Clive.
How long would it take you to tell your fish story?
So when I was about 11, I got asked out to the Bahamas.
And I was in a dinghy with somebody, and the first thing, we were going fishing, right?
So I have terrible problems because it's a live maggot I've got to put on the hook, and I really don't want to do it, but I have to.
And the guy I'm with, he really wants to catch fish, and I do not want to catch a fish.
Just putting the maggot on the hook was bad enough, but the idea of taking a hook out of a fish's mouth was just horrendous to me.
I didn't want to do it.
Even though I can't like fish.
Anyway, so we both start fishing.
He's caught 20 fish, I've caught none.
Not one.
We switch lines.
The moment we switch lines, and we've got a glass, a bucket with a glass bottom, so we can see clearly in the water, which is very clear anyway, what's going on.
The moment the guy next to me touches the rod, the fish swim right towards it.
And we could swap rods all day.
He caught fish, I could not catch any.
And the only assumption I could make was that the fish were reading my mind.
The only thing I did catch that day was a bad case of sunstroke.
Aliens.
Do you think they're real?
From another planet?
Or do you think, as I do, that they are just Nephilim?
Okay.
Dangerous ground.
Why?
Why is it dangerous?
I used to believe in aliens for a long time.
When I was 16, I was out in the desert just before dawn and I saw this thing, like a craft, coming up from the ground in the desert.
And it hovered there and it went whoosh, like that.
Just whoosh.
And I thought for like 30 years that was aliens that I'd witnessed.
I was positive about it.
But now I don't think so.
Now I think there are people living beyond Antarctica.
Lots of people who live in the desert have seen flying objects which go impossibly fast.
I mean, it's just one of those things you see in deserts a lot in America, all over the place.
So where are aliens?
Who thinks that they are from another planet?
Ooh, a big alien extraterrestrial posse over there.
Right.
Why is that?
Is it some sort of weird beam?
A tractor beam, maybe, that's going to beam you up?
You're going to have your anal probe.
Time travellers.
Okay, time travellers.
Who thinks that they are Nephalem?
Or demons?
And who doesn't believe them at all?
Really?
Wow, we've got a lot of bitterness and division in this room tonight.
I'm sorry to end our chat on that divisive note.
Okay, let's go over the questions.
- What was the most people ages ago, were they all too efficient?
- Well, people ages ago ate normal food.
They grew it themselves.
But before transport, you had to eat locally, seasonally, and so on.
When farming started with grains, that's when we were first enslaved.
That's when somebody came into our forest and said, this is our forest now.
If you don't like it, you're dead, and we'll teach your children that it's always been our forest, and kings and queens are normal.
I'm sure I'm taking care of everyone on the basis that drug health is a really great thing.
150 years.
You know, 1850 they brought in the first artificial oil.
So I was selling cottonseed oil as a cooking material.
They soon realised that was poisonous.
I'm trying to take kefir every morning.
It's a really great thing.
I wonder if that's one of these good ones.
Okay.
Well, with kefir, personally I prefer water kefir than milk kefir.
And you can buy kefir grains on eBay for 10 quid and just make it yourself with water and sugar Burns all the sugar up.
As far as dairy is concerned, there are two types of dairy.
There's type A and type B. And because they want you confused, type A is the bad one and type B is the good one.
So type A milk is like the black and white cows, the ones with huge unhealthy looking udders that drag along the road.
and they make two or three times the milk that the real cows, Jersey's, Guernsey's, that sort of thing make.
So the brown cows, as a general rule, are usually really healthy, and the black and white cows not.
So if your milk is white-colored, that's from Holstein probably, and your great-great-grandfather would have looked aghast.
What is that stuff you're drinking?
You say it's milk.
No, it's not.
Milk's a creamy color.
It's got a big layer of cream on the top and it's a yellowy color.
So if you're eating cheap milk, you might say, then you've got a problem.
Then if they fed the cows on grains, which they sometimes do, that makes the cow run an acidic body.
So if you're eating that kind of dairy, that's going to be bad for you.
Probably half the population of the planet are actually not designed genetically to eat dairy full stop.
So I would recommend possibly muscle testing, kinesiology, to figure out is it for you or not?
Or give it a break and see if you feel better.
But I like dairy, particularly if it's unpasteurized and raw.
What you do with water kefir is you get the translucent grains and you dissolve a couple of teaspoonfuls of sugar in water, put the grains in, leave it for a few days, and just like kefir turns milk into a sort of yogurt, it will turn it into a and just like kefir turns milk into a sort of yogurt, it will turn it into a
You leave it for a week or so, all the sugar's been burnt off and turned into the kefir itself.
What do you think of the idea that cancer is in fact a parasite or a collection of parasites?
Well, I think it's more likely that the parasites are called in to the body to make a correction You know, people who are toxically poisoned with toxic metals, for instance, often they're riddled with parasites.
And there seems to be a good line of thought that goes that the parasites are invited in to burn up the toxins.
But whether it is parasites that cause the problem in the first place, it could well be.
I mean, it could well be.
Very difficult to say.
But doing a parasite cleanse is a good thing to do, and on the Secret Health Club there are loads of videos about what parasites cleanse to do, turpentine being a very interesting one that may surprise people.
But Methyl in Blue is a fantastic antiparasite.
- Chlorine dioxide solution, that is kind of different from MMS.
- Well MMS, when you combine sodium chloride with an acid, you get chlorine dioxide. - So would you say that the CPS is kind of a stable solution and you would use them exactly the same way?
I prefer CDS to MMS, but they do the same job.
CDS is just a little bit safer.
Okay, so the lady is talking about this device here.
This was invented by Nikola Tesla in the late 1880s and he first showed it in, well he gave lectures in 1891 teaching people how to build these and in 1893 at the Chicago Exposition he showed the first examples
And I was introduced to this by a medical doctor about 20 years ago that I was working with, and he said, did you know that Tesla had invented healing devices that fixed everybody back in the 1890s?
And he persuaded me to buy one, and I found one secondhand that was an ex-hospital unit, and the very first person I fixed came out of pain immediately, and they'd not been able to drive for three months because of the pain.
The second person I treated with the machine, they came out of pain immediately and they've been in pain for 20 years.
And so I started teaming up with the very few people around the world who are keen on these devices.
And I started getting them restored and supplying them to practitioners and individuals who want them.
And I've got a video out there where I get 34 people out of pain in a row, in less than five minutes each, with a hundred-year-old piece of kit.
They are amazing.
You know, I've used machines that cost huge quantities of money, that are ultra-modern, but I've never found anything that works as well as some of these hundred-year-old devices.
And so, you know, they're not cheap, but they're not desperately expensive.
I mean, recent things I've done with them, I had one woman who'd been in the eye hospital for three days, they'd given her all the drugs and the drops and so on, and she got an eye infection in the centre of her eye, and they said the probability is you're going to lose your eye.
But if we give you six months of steroids and six months of antibiotics, there may be some hope.
But after three days in the hospital, she wasn't getting better, so she came over to my place, borrowed a machine, used it for 15 seconds six times that evening.
She woke up at three in the morning and used it for another 15 seconds.
And in the morning she said it was 80% better.
80% better.
Now this doesn't mean it's going to happen every time like that.
But some of the results I've had have been extraordinary.
I had a blind woman in New York.
And basically she could see again for two weeks.
And when she came, she couldn't find where the chair was to sit down.
Afterwards she said, I can see every line on your face.
But where it's really good at is with chronic pain.
People have been in pain for years and years.
And very often people can come out.
I mean, obviously, there's a nutritional element as well.
If you go straight down to McDonald's and have a Big Mac or whatever, the problem might come back.
But the Tesla devices are incredible, absolutely incredible.
Up until the Second World War, health had really moved forward.
The doctors, I've learnt loads of what I know from reading books from the 20s and 30s.
Because then, prior to the drug industry becoming absolutely major, they'd worked it all out.
These machines were invented in 1891.
By the time this one was made in the mid-1920s, they'd already had 30 years' experience with them.
So it's a well-proven science.
They had them in every big hospital in the world.
Guy's Hospital in London, they opened their electrotherapy department in 1843.
John Wesley, who built the chapels all over the place, he was using electricity to heal people 100 years before that.
They don't want you to know about this stuff, because this is a 1920s machine.
Yes, I've restored it, but it still works.
That doesn't suit the business model of a machine that works and fixes people in five minutes.
They don't want that.
Well, I think a big round of applause for Clive.
Thank you very much, Clive.
Thank you.
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