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Dr. Peter Glidden, Dr. Monzo, and Mike Adams: Medical Myths and Nurturing Nutrition

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	We are live.
	Today is Ask Dr. Glidden plus 2.
	We have Dr. Manzo here.
	It says, only you can prevent allopathic reductionism.
	I love that button.
	We have Mike Adams, founder of Brighteon.
	He is the host of Health Arranger Report.
	All-around great guy.
	Dr. Manzo here with this L-Toft body system here.
	And Dr. Peter Glidden, whose new book is called How to Leave Big Pharma Behind.
	It's also the name of his website.
	It's leavebigpharmabehind.com.
	And you'll see in the description, there is a link for that.
	Also, a discount coupon code.
	So, hello, everybody.
	The phone number to call today is 619.
	Yeah, there it is.
	I have it on electronic copy.
	That way, that's why I didn't hold mine up.
	619-431-0334.
	If anybody would like to go around and say hello and do their thing, and then we'll drop into the next topic here.
	Take it away, Mike.
	Well, hello, everybody.
	Mike Adams here from Brightion, and we've got the only AI engine now that's free and trained on natural medicine, complementary, alternative medicine.
	And we eliminated the entire big pharma bias by mind wiping open source-based models.
	So that's what we're up to.
	That's awesome.
	Is that all, Mike?
	Come on.
	There's more coming.
	We're having fun with this, that's for sure.
	Yeah.
	It's a huge project.
	I mean, no matter which way you slice it.
	I remember when I was in naturopathic medical school back in the early late 80s, there was a naturopath.
	He was a couple years ahead of me.
	I'll remember his name in a minute.
	He was compiling a huge database.
	What the heck was his name?
	I'll think of it in a minute.
	He compiled a huge database with Joe Pizorno, who was the founder of Bastier University of Naturopathic Medicine.
	And they put it all together in the natural, I think the name of it was a naturopathic medicine healing handbook or something like that, but it was a huge volume.
	It's been published in like 40 different languages.
	This was way before the internet and way before anything even remotely like AI.
	And, you know, it's a huge project is what I'm laboring at trying to communicate here.
	And you are absolutely 100% correct that because of the medical monopoly that's been in place for over 110 years, the information that is available to the mainstream is 100% biased and tilted towards the allopathic, reductionistic, materialistic pharmaceutical standpoint.
	It's very difficult to get objective information.
	You know, this has been a big problem.
	I mean, if you do a if you ask Siri or Wikipedia about homeopathy, it'll tell you that it's pseudoscientific and placebo, all of which is a lie.
	I mean, it's not, it's just a lie.
	It's not even a distortion of the truth.
	It's a 180-degree lie.
	And this is a problem because most people, I mean, let's be honest, ladies and gentlemen, we all know this.
	Most people don't even know how to pronounce naturopathy, let alone know what it is or what it can do.
	And this prejudice, this research prejudiced pro allopathic medicine certainly isn't helping anything.
	We found, Dr. Glidden, we found some really great sources of information that might be surprising in order to train the model.
	So, for example, some of the very best research on herbal medicine and phytochemistry comes out of China, but it's all written in Mandarin.
	So what we did is we acquired hundreds of terabytes of science papers in Mandarin.
	And of course, my wife's from Taiwan, so we can, you know, we can collectively read and speak Chinese.
	And so we use AI to translate it into English, and then we trained our model on that.
	So in America, you know how the National Science Foundation and the NIH, they won't fund studies that talk about natural remedies and cures.
	But in China and in India and many other places, they are very much doing that.
	So all we do is just we just bypass the U.S. pharma bias to get good information.
	You know, I remember when I was in, when I was studying in, I think it was 1987 or 88, and I'm kicking myself because I didn't, I've lost the reference to this information.
	But there was an interesting study that was done.
	there was a group of people wanted to show the bias in conventional medicine.
	And so they fabricated a research study.
	They made up a drug.
	It was made it up out of whole cloth.
	They faked the research.
	They faked everything.
	And they submitted it to a medical journal for approval and it got approval.
	Of course.
	And it got excited.
	Yeah.
	But then here's the kicker.
	They took exactly the same paper.
	And instead of a pharmaceutical, they put a homeopathic medicine there.
	That's the only thing that they changed.
	It was the only thing that they changed.
	They submitted that for approval and it was rejected.
	Of course.
	Right.
	Because you can't have any of that holistic healing stuff enter into the mainstream.
	And Monzo and I were talking about this a while ago.
	And Daniel also.
	I think that the reason, the only thing that makes sense to me as to how the medical monopoly maintains its stranglehold, because I mean, let's be honest, right?
	The cause of the chronic disease epidemic is allopathic medicine.
	It's the cause of the chronic disease epidemic.
	It's allopathic medicine, which is great for trauma care and surgery when it's necessary.
	I mean, thank God for insulin.
	Thank God for lidocaine, general anesthesia.
	But for most of the conditions that most people go to the doctor for, most of the time, it's a failed methodology.
	It is the reason that we have a chronic disease epidemic and yet, and it's the leading cause of bankruptcy in the United States, and it's the first or the third leading cause of death, depending on how you crunch the numbers.
	And given all of those net negatives and all of that unbelievable failed mediocrity, it's still number one.
	How is that possible?
	I think it's a demonic influence that's behind the whole thing.
	I do.
	Clearly.
	Yeah, clearly.
	I mean, look at the reaction to just RFK Jr. firing some of the actual demons at the CDC.
	They're having a demon fit.
	They're having a demon fit.
	Yeah, people are going crazy.
	So I think there are other forces that are at work here in keeping this failed medical model on top.
	I don't think it's just money and monopoly and greed.
	I think their money is human suffering.
	Like that's what they bank on.
	Yeah.
	It's a tragedy of biblical proportions.
	And, you know, I mean, for goodness sakes, Dr. Monzo eliminated paralysis in somebody whose spine was severed after a year of hands-on healing therapeutics.
	You would think that would make front page New York Times news, but it hasn't, right?
	No, instead they raid me.
	Yeah.
	Instead, the Food and Drug Administration raids him and takes all his equipment.
	Yeah.
	And so this is the situation that we find ourselves in.
	And I was thinking about this before the show.
	I was kind of projecting forward into what I think the future is going to hold for medical freedom.
	And I don't know, man.
	I'm usually a glass is half full.
	Let's go boys kind of a guy, but I'm not that optimistic anymore.
	Dr. Monzo, what do you think?
	It's hard to say.
	It's really hard to know the truth out there.
	You look at the politics, you look at the Trump administration and Kennedy and what they're doing.
	It's like, okay, you're doing some things, but are you really making a difference?
	Or is it just like you say, lipstick on a pig?
	Is it?
	Yeah.
	It seems to me like it's lipstick on a pig.
	I want to know why we don't have our health freedoms.
	Right.
	Look, last year, was it last year?
	Yeah.
	Supreme Court ruled against the Chevron doctrine.
	You would think that all of our health organizations that are fighting for us would be going after all of these unlawful laws, but the FDA got passed.
	Yeah.
	Because they're not Congress.
	They can't make laws.
	Right.
	And with the Chevron Doctrine now, you could challenge all those and start taking back our health freedom, but no one's doing it.
	So I'm sitting here going, what are we doing?
	Why are we waiting for the government to fix it?
	Because the government's not going to fix it.
	This isn't police itself.
	Well, I do know that Attorney Emurd, with the Alliance for Natural Health, right?
	If anybody's going to do it, it's them.
	They have a playbook to challenge that.
	Something like challenging the EPA's major decisions or what's that called that CO2 is a endangerment finding that CO2 is bad for plants somehow, which is just the height of anti-science stupidity.
	But that drove EPA doctrine for a few decades.
	But anyway, I think Jonathan Emort and some others have a good shot at this now, just because of the current political climate.
	But I would add, if you don't mind me mentioning this, I actually think that decentralized AI is going to make Western medicine obsolete because there's no human doctor in a conventional practice that knows as much as even my own model, our own Enoch AI.
	And at some point, all the reasoning models are going to insist that the best way to treat people is to use things that work rather than pharmaceuticals and chemotherapy.
	And when political leaders ask advanced AI models to find cost efficiency, like how do we lower healthcare costs?
	The answers are going to be ditch Western medicine.
	That day is coming or a gradual slide into that is probably coming.
	But that's why it's so important that we decentralize AI and put this knowledge into the hands of people so they can get their own answers and do their own research without going through centralized control.
	The two things I see with that is being fully AI means you take away any possibility of the human element where people have compassion and care rather than treating you like a number or a piece of meat, which is what a calculating machine will do.
	So you don't get the, I mean, you don't get it now because they're so stuck in their own heads about their own indoctrination when it comes to what works and what doesn't, that they'll poison you with a smile on their face, thinking that they're doing the best sometimes and maybe sometimes not.
	But meanwhile, you suffer.
	Now take away any human element and make it all a cold calculating machine.
	And then you don't even have the potential for decisions to be made based on empathy.
	But Daniel, the way I look at it is that doctors aren't allowed to be human anymore because the dictators at the CDC who are actual demons, they are telling doctors what to do.
	And if you diverge from that, then you face criminal charges and a loss of your medical license.
	I'm sure both of our other guests can speak to that.
	But remember the movie Aliens versus Predator?
	Now it's demons versus machines.
	So that's where we are with medicine, sadly.
	Yeah, I mean, I mean, it's a point well taken.
	From a purely objective point of view, the holistic curative therapeutic is superior to the reductionistic allopathic therapeutic for everything but surgery and trauma care.
	It's a superior model.
	And so if we did have open sourced AI that had access to all the data, then those answers would be clear.
	But then from a practical, pragmatic point of view, the next step is, well, what are we going to do?
	Because we were talking about this on the last show that we simply don't have the infrastructure in the world right now to support the holistic medical model.
	I mean, before the Flexner report, there were 150 homeopathic hospitals and naturopathic sanitariums.
	The busiest medical clinic west of the Mississippi was the Naturopathic Clinic in Spokane, Washington.
	And they were extremely successful and there were a lot of them, but there aren't any now.
	So even right if by some genie in the bottle magic, we all woke up tomorrow and there's medical freedom, right?
	Insurance pays for everything.
	All types of doctors are allowed access to hospitals and universities are encouraged to do 50% of their research on non-drug therapeutics.
	I mean, even if all of that happened, we don't have the infrastructure to support it.
	I think it would take two or three generations.
	I think you're right.
	And also, I believe the AMA is going to try to push legislation to outlaw AI systems from offering medical advice.
	And this is going to be a really interesting First Amendment argument or attack.
	But if you think about it from their point of view, they don't mind that conventional doctors don't have the best knowledge.
	What they love is that conventional doctors are easily bribed with free trips to Hawaii for continuing medical education.
	So they spend 12 years making them believe that stuff actually works that way anyway.
	They have no concept of nutrition and no faith in the innate wisdom of the body to heal itself.
	So they're already pretty much in that pocket or that zone of thinking in the first place.
	True.
	Yeah.
	Well, that's why they don't want open AI either.
	Yeah, that's right.
	They have a they can very easily take over the medical doctors and just let the machines prescribe drugs.
	Yeah, which is what I predicted.
	And I talked about on Mike's show a couple of weeks ago that, you know, the medical clinic of the future, it's going to be a facility on the corner of every corner, like, you know, the little urban malls.
	You're going to go in with your insurance card.
	It's going to gain you access.
	You're going to type in your name or your vitals.
	The machine is going to weigh you.
	It's going to do a urinalysis.
	It's going to take some blood.
	It's going to do the blood pressure.
	It's going to pass you through an x-ray or a CT scan.
	You're going to write down your symptoms on a keyboard.
	The artificial intelligence is going to analyze all of the information.
	And then at the end of the conveyor belt, it's going to spit out drugs.
	You won't even need the doctor anymore unless you're going to do surgery.
	And then the machines are probably going to be able to do the surgery better.
	And right?
	So this is the ultimate end of the allopathic model is that.
	Right.
	I mean, in a perfect allopathic world, right?
	Here's how it would go.
	After the age of 50, everybody would have fake shoulders, fake knees, and fake hips.
	Everybody would have hearing aids.
	Everybody would have their lenses removed and fake lenses put in.
	Everybody would have dentures.
	Everybody would have spinal fusion.
	Everybody would have the appendix removed.
	Women would have the uterus removed after, you know, they're 45 because why do you need that for if you can't get pregnant anymore?
	We would take medicines to go to sleep.
	We would take medicines to wake up.
	We would take medicines to alter our mood.
	This is the end result of perfect allopathic land.
	Once they find that gene, they'll remove the breast too.
	I mean, it's the philosophy that informs the practice, which is the problem.
	That's right.
	Nobody seems to be talking about this, right?
	It's the, because you can't teach a Democrat that guns are good.
	You can't do it.
	You can't teach a born-again Christian that reincarnation might be a thing.
	You can't do it.
	It's inconsistent with the philosophy that informs their gestalt.
	And so it is with the wonderful world of medicine that we live in.
	We are one, well, 99% embedded in this allopathic, reductionistic, materialistic model.
	And that's what needs to change.
	And I think that, Mike, you might be right.
	You might be onto something that if we did have open source AI that said, oh, look, the homeopaths are way better at treating pneumonia than anybody else is.
	Oh, the homeopaths are way better at treating cancer than anybody else is, then the pendulum would start to swing in that direction and maybe more money and more resources would be put there.
	But honestly, God, man, I don't think big pharma is going to go quietly into the night.
	I don't think so.
	You're absolutely right.
	And the thing is, just like you say, if our conclusions are really data-driven, the data support holistic health, naturopathy, homeopathy, et cetera.
	It's very clear.
	The data support mind-body medicine, you know, positive placebo effects, et cetera.
	But what this is really going to be a race over is for how long can big pharma suppress reality.
	Yeah, that's right.
	That's it.
	Yeah, you're 100% right.
	And, you know, given the demonic influence, I think that's their Trump card, pun intended.
	Yeah.
	You know, what's interesting is, you know, something's going on with the software of these social media sites that makes them hypersensitive now, too, for censorship, like their hardcore censorship on specifically health-related things.
	Because I posted just this has been happening frequently.
	It's not just this one instance.
	I'm just sharing this one with you.
	When you were talking about African Americans and their diet being mostly fried food, that was taken down with a community violation and saying that there was integrity issues and dangerous misinformation that eating fried food is not good for you in causing information and that African-American diets happen to have a tendency for fried food.
	That was your statement that was taken down first.
	Well, one of many warnings, but some of them were retracted.
	Yeah, it's woke insanity, right?
	I mean, you know, Rumble isn't censoring, right?
	I've been kicked off of YouTube a number of times.
	I've been kicked off of Vimeo a number of times.
	That's interesting.
	We need to pay for that one, right?
	So it's weird.
	Vimeo deplatformed me like eight years ago.
	Yeah.
	So, I mean, I don't know what the solution is.
	Has anybody been on Trump's Truth Social Network?
	Anybody tried that out?
	I did.
	I'm posting.
	I found out that 75-year-old men get shot in the middle of the night if you post the wrong thing.
	So I got off of it.
	No, I was briefly banned by Truth Social because they had used an AI algorithm to try to determine who was posting as bots.
	Of course, I'm not a bot, but I will post like three or four things back to back that I have saved up.
	And so they banned me and they sent me an email that said, we can't tell you why you're banned.
	I only found out later.
	We can't tell you, but it's a gross violation that you are permanently banned.
	You can never return to the platform.
	I'm like, what the heck?
	I didn't even criticize Trump that badly in those posts.
	But they reversed it in about a week after they realized their AI bot had run amok.
	Did they send you an apology?
	No.
	No.
	They never do.
	They're unapologetic, 100% corrupt, unapologetic, the whole freaking world, man.
	So, and Daniel, I must say that that's one of the reasons why I look forward to coming on your show.
	Because there is so much just bad juju in the world.
	There is so much corruption.
	There is so much misdirection.
	There is so much just, you know, cognitive dissonance, confirmation bias, hubris-driven bullshit.
	If I allowed myself to be exposed to all of it, like these types of violations, they really hit my soul because it makes me realize just how much of a mess we're still in.
	And it's not COVID's not over.
	It's not the insanity is still here.
	And that's informing people who have control over schools for my daughter's health and well-being.
	You know, this is a mentality that the majority of people have on questioning the, you know, they will not even think to question the author, the false authority that's wearing the coats.
	Yeah.
	So your show is like a light in the darkness as far as I'm concerned.
	And that's why I look forward to it.
	Mike, are you still feeding information into your AI system then?
	Oh, yes.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	All the time.
	So what's happening is the open source models that we capture and then retrain, they're getting better all the time.
	They're getting larger all the time.
	And so we are basically now a factory of retraining open source models with some very special approaches.
	But we're also expanding our data set constantly because there's new information coming out all the time that's actually good information.
	And we're discovering a lot of old information.
	So for example, the best era of knowledge in America was actually the 1970s.
	That's when people were sharp.
	Adults could do math.
	Like the 1970s, it wasn't a big deal to ask somebody to add up three numbers.
	Today, they get all offended.
	What?
	Let me ask Google.
	But knowledge really went downhill after the year 2000.
	And then it got all woke in about 2005, et cetera.
	So you can't use anything recent to train AI or you get woke AI.
	So thank goodness we have libraries and scans of books and journals and things before wokeism.
	Yeah.
	So Samuel Christian Hahnemann should be part of that history, especially if it's going to be informing the health decisions.
	He was the, what would you call that, Dr. Glennon, the founder of homeopathy?
	He discovered it.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He discovered it and he codified it.
	Similar slaughter poetization.
	I don't know if you're familiar with this book, Mike.
	It just came out, Lessons in Pure Homeopathy, Volumes 1 and 2.
	Huh, cool.
	By a colleague of mine, Andre Sane, S-A-I-N-E.
	this is like a comprehensive history of the evolution of homeopathy.
	And on the one hand, and then on the second hand, it's a very pragmatic, comprehensive dive into how to use the homeopathic medicines effectively.
	And it's the most, it's the best homeopathic handbook I've ever seen.
	I've been doing this for 37 years.
	And so there, and one of the things that struck me when I was, when I read this, I've read both of these volumes twice.
	I mean, this is a big book, right?
	And one of the things that struck me was in the late 1800s and early 1900s, there were these extremely robust conversations that were happening inside of the homeopathic community.
	And there were homeopathic hospitals all over the United States.
	They were having a remarkable success.
	And it's not what where we are today is not even close to how that was.
	And this is one of the things that galls me to no end is because, I mean, the things that I've seen, look, man, you know, this year I've had, I think, two or three of my patients died, right?
	And that's normal in a healthy practice.
	But most of the people that I was treating died from the conventional medical treatments that they had, right?
	As a kind of a reference world of that.
	And we would, my profession doesn't have the answer for everything, but most people wouldn't believe the things.
	Dr. Monzo and I have seen our patients recover from.
	They just simply wouldn't believe it.
	They didn't think that was possible.
	And all of this with extremely limited resources, right?
	Now, the law of similars, which is what homeopathy is based on, is a law of nature.
	It's like gravity.
	It's like geometry.
	It's like electromagnetics.
	It exists whether you believe in it or not.
	And because of the monopolization of the medical marketplace in the early 1900s, the advancement of homeopathic medicine was hobbled.
	And we would be so much further downstream with effective homeopathic treatment had that not happened.
	Right now, there's approximately 650 documented homeopathic medicines that we have an idea of how to use, you know, which is like one half of 1% of all of the things that we could be using in the world.
	And this is one of the ramifications of the medical monopoly is that the advancement of homeopathy, the advancement of hands-on healing, energetic healing, the advancement of medical nutrition has been hobbled.
	And I, based on what I've seen in the last 37 years, if we had actually had medical freedom, if none of that nonsense happened after the Flexner report, there would be very little, if any, chronic disease in the world because we would know what to do for it.
	And we know what to do for a lot of it with extremely limited resources.
	And it's just a freaking pity, man.
	It breaks my heart every time I think about it.
	So thank God there's whiskey.
	Another name for that list should be very well aware of is Antoine Betchamp.
	Yeah.
	And I mean, I'm seeing this happen a lot.
	Tom Cowen, I think I honestly believe that MDs, if they're trained as MDs, as try as they may, they cannot comprehend causation.
	Right.
	They just can't anymore.
	Like that was beaten out of them.
	He goes and shoots around a lot of different things.
	He talks about the, you know, the invisible rainbow book a lot.
	And, you know, there's, there's, there's room for that, but that's not the only thing.
	And even when he talks about nutrition, he doesn't have a grasp on it because he's talking about how during the seabird, the C19, it appeared that high levels of zinc, D, A, and C injected was helping people.
	And I'm thinking to myself, that's not even real vitamin C. That's a synthetic.
	And the way you're doing it, what about the copper?
	You know, you're destroying, you're removing other things when you're doing that.
	You're forcing the body just like an MD you would think would.
	So you're still not getting it, right?
	You build the body up through the nutrition that it needs, the raw materials, the minerals, and all that.
	And then it has its own barrier.
	And then you balance it out with the homeopathy or the energetic medicine and keep things stable.
	You don't just hard charge one thing.
	Even That's the problem with functional medicine because the functional medicine doctors have simply replaced the drug with a vitamin, but they haven't changed their philosophy at all.
	How to apply it.
	They're not supporting and promoting the body's built-in ability to fix itself.
	They're not stimulating natural laws of healing.
	They're pushing the metabolism of the body in a way that they think is best, but this time with the vitamin or botanical instead of with a pharmaceutical.
	And it's better than using the pharmaceutical, but it still misses because the philosophy is inconsistent with natural law.
	And, you know, this is a problem.
	It's a big problem because, you know, maybe there's maybe right now in the world, and I haven't been to India for a while.
	So if we take India out of the picture, I would say maybe in the world right now, there's less than a thousand, probably less than 500 holistic doctors that actually know what to do.
	I mean, if you know, if you got somebody with raging pneumonia and they've got two weeks to live, but who are you going to call?
	Well, I know four people I would be happy to call.
	It's like that.
	We just don't have, there just aren't enough boots on the ground, man, in order to fulfill this need.
	And that's why, be ready for shameless self-promotion.
	Dr. Monzo and I wrote the books that we did.
	And I maintain the website that I do.
	It's self-help health recovery based on science-based, clinically verified, clinically verified, clinically verified therapeutics, the stuff that we've actually seen work.
	Okay, you've got asthma, point and click, try this for 90 days, see what happens.
	Oh, you've got rheumatoid arthritis.
	Oh, point and click.
	Try this for 90 days.
	See what happens.
	That's why we did it because there's a gigantic freaking bottleneck here in the world of doctors practicing curative medicine that actually know what the flip they're doing.
	I'll get off my bandwagon now, but this is the deal.
	Well, Dr. Glidden, it's so important what you and Dr. Monzo are doing here because the Western medical system, as you both well know, is actually collapsing.
	If you think about health insurance costs going up now, in some cases, in one year, 40, 50%, right?
	I mean, and you've heard even higher from some patients, I'm sure.
	It's to the point where this model cannot even be afforded by the very people that it's supposed to treat.
	And the automation that's coming in, which is going to happen through, you know, initially customer service of health insurance companies, but eventually, just like you said, it's going to be an automated, you know, they're going to remove the human doctor out of it.
	It's just going to be an elaborate vending machine for pharmaceuticals.
	That system is self-imploding, right?
	I mean, the question is, again, how long can they deny reality and keep this going and pretend that there's some kind of economic benefit of extracting 25% of GDP out of the nation while keeping people sick?
	You know, and I think that it's not going to last that much longer.
	I hope you're right.
	I mean, I hope you're right.
	You know, I tend to be a pessimist based on, you know, just my, you know, my, I have a lot of like bad juju from 36 years to shake off.
	I mean, for goodness sakes, naturopathic medicine is a felony in Tennessee right now.
	I'd be thrown in jail if I practice naturopathy in Tennessee.
	It's a misdemeanor in Florida.
	And, you know, it's licensed in 24 states now.
	It was only licensed in four when I graduated from medical school.
	So that's a big advance.
	But still, 24, why not 50?
	What does that mean that the laws of science change when you cross a state line?
	No, it's got everything to do with money and power and, you know, turf, man.
	It's a turf war, for goodness sakes.
	I hope you're right.
	I mean, Dr. Wallach, who I mentored with for 10 years in his famous book and audio cassette years ago, Dead Doctors Don't Lie.
	Remember that?
	Yep.
	He was talking about all this years ago.
	And it's the same stuff that we're talking about now.
	It's the model must fail.
	And this is what I was alluding to before.
	I'm amazed that it still is where it is, given its abject failures, right?
	And that's why I think there's a psychic spiritual negative entity that's propping the whole freaking thing up.
	Well, let me add, Dr. Glidden, that I think one of the signs of the success of naturopathy and holistic philosophies is the fact that the establishment has to work so hard to suppress it now.
	For example, the Google Medic update in 2017 just eradicated anything about natural medicine.
	Why did they have to do that?
	Because those results and that content was becoming so popular that that's where people were naturally organically leaning.
	And now we're seeing the same kind of push for AI models to make sure they're pushing jabs and official narratives.
	But as information becomes more decentralized and widely available, and people are able to connect to many different things, including open source AI models like ours, I think the suppression just can't last.
	And I think we're seeing the beginning of that.
	Look at what Dr. Latipo just announced in Florida, saying he's going to end all jab mandates in the state of Florida, going to end them all.
	This is what he promises.
	And in reaction to that, you'll laugh.
	I don't know if you've seen this, but Oregon, Washington, and California have announced they're going to form a mandate coalition to make sure that all their children are autistic.
	So now you're starting to see factions.
	You would not have seen this five years ago for sure.
	Yeah, it's a point well taken.
	And it does, you know, it does, I think, bode well, right, for a brighter future than we have now.
	You know, but Monzo and I are still fighting the fight, man.
	I mean, true.
	Every morning, you know, I mean, can you imagine what it's like to have fully armed FDA agents show up at your house in the morning?
	You open your garage door and they've all got automatic weapons pointed at you.
	Can you imagine what that's like?
	Yeah, I because they've showed up at our warehouse facility threatening to bring in federal U.S. Marshals.
	It's unbelievable.
	So yeah, I know exactly what that's like.
	They're completely arrogant.
	They're totally lawless.
	And then the last time they did that, they threatened, well, we're going to call the sheriff.
	And I said, oh, well, let me call him first because he's my friend.
	Let me give him a heads up.
	And then they said, oh, okay, we're not going to call the sheriff.
	We might bring in the U.S. Marshals.
	And I'm like, what's your complaint?
	They say, well, we don't like your front gate.
	Like, what do you mean you don't like it?
	It took you too long to open the gate.
	And I'm like, okay, let me get Imored on the phone now.
	Let's bring in the attorneys because you're insane.
	And we, so what we actually, we turned on video cameras.
	We recorded the FDA the entire time and they screamed and shouted, you can't record us.
	Yes, we can.
	And if you can't do your job while being recorded, you are free to leave.
	And so they sat there and they tried to shut us down.
	We got it all on video and then they left.
	And then a few weeks later, they sent us a letter.
	The investigations concluded.
	And nobody goes to jail.
	I mean, none of their officers go to jail.
	Right.
	They're lawless tyrants and terrorists.
	Well, yeah, they think they're above all tyrants and terrorists.
	You're absolutely right.
	Yep.
	It's a cartel.
	It's a cartel.
	It is a cartel.
	Anything with the F in front of it, federal, anything, it's really, when it comes down to it, it is protecting the interests of the Federal Reserve.
	Since the Federal Bureau of Investigations, what were they doing?
	They were going after bank robbers that were going after banks that were insured and all that stuff.
	So it's never changed.
	It's just since 1913, we've had this beast in our midst, and it's just basically a headquarters for a foreign entity to control us from.
	You have such an awesome perspective on all of this, Daniel.
	It's a little dark, but it's real.
	Yeah.
	You missed the fun last week, Dr. Gluten, when you signed off.
	Whoa, whoa, what happened?
	Did Daniel tell you the story?
	No.
	Oh, the Dr. Walker thing.
	Yeah, some guy tried to sign in and school me on light and frequency saying I didn't know what I was talking about.
	And then he claimed he was a naturopath.
	Unbelievable.
	And then over the weekend, someone by the exact same name sent me an email saying that he's basically reporting me to the Ohio State Medical Board.
	I was like, okay.
	Yeah, you're definitely not a nature path.
	Get out of here.
	And if he is, he's a green one, green allopath, thinking he is.
	He graduated from that school in Arizona.
	If it's the guy, I looked him up.
	He's working at some cancer institute or class.
	How's that working out for him?
	Yeah, okay.
	He graduated like 10 years ago from the oh, I don't know what it's called now, but it used to be Southwest Nature Path.
	Yeah, Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine, which is they Got rid of the term naturopathic medicine.
	That's that's pesky.
	They are the, as far as I'm concerned, allegedly the founding fathers of the green allopathic movement.
	Makes sense.
	I don't know if it was you or Dr. Fleetwood was saying that in the last couple of years, that school has mandated all of their faculty and students to get the job.
	100%.
	Yeah.
	Oh, that's good.
	So you're going to school to become a naturopath and you're going to get the jab.
	Yes.
	I don't know if I don't know if Mike is up to speed with this, but years ago, Mike, right around the turn of the century, for reasons which I know, but I won't bore you with, the naturopathic medical schools stopped teaching naturopathic medicine and they started teaching this weird hybridized system of medicine, which is disaffectionately referred to as green allopathic medicine.
	Yes.
	Right.
	So they started teaching the students how to use pharmacy first and then use naturopathic stuff to clean up the mess at the pharmaceuticals.
	That's right.
	Yeah.
	So about 20 years ago, students, recent graduates from the school started showing up at a colleague of mine's office in Connecticut.
	He was the first president of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians.
	He's a very good naturopathic doctor.
	His name was Jim Sensenig.
	And they said, look, man, we just graduated from naturopathic medical school.
	We've got our license and our degree, and we have no idea how to practice naturopathic medicine.
	You need to show us what to do.
	So, and then more and more and more and more and more students, graduates showed up.
	So he formed a 501c3.
	It's now a platinum-rated nonprofit called the Naturopathic Medicine Institute.
	And the gestalt, the charter of the Naturopathic Medicine Institute, is to teach graduates of the naturopathic medical schools how to practice naturopathic medicine because they weren't taught it in naturopathic medical schools.
	Sounds about right.
	The infiltration.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Since we're on the level of intellect that we have out there, apparently, either someone doesn't think that I know the difference between the letter N and the letter M, or they don't know the difference between the letter M and the letter N,
	because I have had some harsh criticism thrown at, you know, saying the accusations about how, let's put it this way: they sent me a meme of Dr. Glidden with a nose like a clown and a jester hat on from my thumbnail that I typically use.
	And he, and then they wrote across in like scribbly words: 750,000 people die a year for doctors and MDs.
	I'm like, yeah, we're not arguing any of that.
	He's not an MD, dumbass.
	And then another person, and then another person came because they don't know the difference.
	This is the public, right?
	Another person gave me this long tirade about how they said it was like it was him, but it wasn't.
	It was just doctors in general.
	And this is off of a TikTok post, recommended a more expensive medication.
	First of all, Dr. Glidden would never recommend medication, pharmaceutical drugs in the first place.
	So they're not talking about him, but we have to take the heat for it.
	Like, this is why we're here.
	How low is your comprehension level for you not to understand that we are the opposition to the thing that you don't like?
	Daniel, life is too short to deal with low IQ individuals.
	But there's so many of them.
	And that's one of the problems we're trying to solve.
	I mean, look at the neurological destruction caused by many of these Western medical interventions, right?
	Yeah.
	And let's get into the 5G thing for a second.
	I mean, even before we do that, let's get into fluoride because it's been proven to lower IQ.
	Yes.
	All right.
	So there you go.
	No country that isn't, you know, in opposition to their people would ever allow the type of stuff that's in our water to be in our water.
	The chromamine or whatever the heck it is, the, or what is it?
	Chloramine, the chlorine, and also the fluoride.
	Like this, no, never mind injections, like just drinking your water.
	Like you can't drink your water.
	You have to buy water to drink, yet you still have to pay for the water service and you have to bathe in it and wash your clothes and buy pharmakea or all nations deceived.
	And here we are.
	You know, I swear to God, man, most people are suffering needlessly.
	They just don't know what to do.
	They don't know that there's anything different.
	They have no idea what to do.
	They have no idea what the what they're doing, what their doctors are doing.
	They just genuflect at that altar, and then they're let down and then they're let down and then they're let down and then they're crying and praying to Jesus in the middle of the night for help.
	They don't know what to do because we don't have medical freedom because we haven't had medical freedom for 110 years.
	We don't have to reinvent the wheel.
	We don't need, well, more research is good, but we've got we've already got the answers.
	We need medical freedom.
	We need equal access to all systems of medicine.
	Needs to be recognized and protected by the law and paid for by medical insurance.
	And that will solve the freaking problem in three generations.
	That's what we need.
	I don't know that that's going to happen, but that's what we need.
	It's not rocket science.
	It's amazing how chronic degenerative disease and obesity have been so normalized.
	You know, you saw this like the corporate ads over the last 10 years.
	They always picked this really obese person to be the spokesperson.
	Now, I saw a clip from the 1970s on X of Farrah Fawcett.
	Remember Farah Fawcett?
	I saw just a clip of Farah Fawcett, and I was astonished now how thin she looked compared to what has become normalized now.
	Like today, they would never cast a Farah Fawcett with her sort of almost bony thinness.
	They would never cast.
	They would call it body shaming just to have an attractive person.
	Exactly.
	But you go back to the movies in the 1970s, people were healthier, they were thinner, they were a lot more vibrant looking.
	And the soldiers also, the whole military was actually able to be mobile, which is kind of important for military purposes.
	You know, if you can't run for cover, because you, you know, I'm not trying to body shame people who are listening to this who are trying to lose weight.
	I encourage you, but if you're a soldier, you can't be 300 pounds.
	You know, it's not, it's the job role.
	Yeah, that's right.
	Look at look at the officers.
	Like, I can't even understand why everybody looks like a freaking Bolshevik with scruffy hair.
	What, whatever happened to shaving?
	Like, I don't understand.
	Like, what is sacred to the officers, too?
	Yeah, they're going, well, what happens if you get in a firefight?
	You can't run.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	They're all huge.
	It's like, what do you, what happens if someone's running from you?
	You had to chase them.
	So the reason why I brought up the 5G thing is because I'm reading the contagion myth book by Tom Conwin.
	And, you know, he touches and he shoots around a lot of things, but he doesn't, you can tell he doesn't have a grasp on what it is that to basically nail it on because the nutrition, even though he understands food, he doesn't really understand what it takes, right?
	But when he's talking about the 5G and stuff like that, he misses the biggest point here, which is talking about hypoxia and he's talking about the, you know, the C19 stuff.
	But he, and then he talks about iron and, you know, iron being, you know, you need the iron to carry the oxygen in the blood and all this stuff.
	And then he starts talking about iron deficiencies and anemia.
	I'm like, I wish Dr. Monzo was here to yell at him about that.
	But he says all these things about, you know, electromagnetic radiation suppressing, you know, your ability to heal and all this other stuff.
	But he doesn't actually get to the bottom of certain frequency waves that these emitters can emit will spontaneously double bond nitrogen and oxygen in the air, creating the very thing he says.
	It's like all the time, it's like this.
	It's like this, but does it ever say it is this?
	Cyanide.
	No double bond of nitrogen and oxygen makes cyanide in the air.
	So to his point that when they energize these things around epicenters of that, a lot of people would be getting sick.
	Well, that's probably one of the reasons they weren't able to breathe the air that they were in.
	And since it didn't happen to everybody, more neutrified bodies had a better chance at it.
	More oxygenated blood had a better chance at it.
	And you know what's really interesting about that?
	And it's not just that because they had a, you know, the shots came out.
	The flu shots were just before that.
	So it takes a couple, you know, a little bit of time for that to set in and poison you too.
	Sorry, Dr. Glood.
	No, no, no.
	So one of the real, so it's interesting, don't you think, that one of the most effective homeopathic medicines for people that had COVID was homeopathic carbon monoxide.
	And we weren't giving homeopathic carbon monoxide to people because we knew what the biochemical pathways were that was disrupting the oxygen uptake into their bloodstream.
	It wasn't about the materials science.
	It was about, well, these are the symptoms, the subjective symptoms that the COVID people are experiencing.
	Here are the subjective symptoms that the people who are given homeopathic carbon monoxide exhibit.
	When they don't have an illness, right?
	When they don't have an illness, right?
	It's a proving symptom.
	And so we match the proving symptom to the symptoms of the illness.
	And when we get an exact fit, the law of similars is activated, the illness disappears.
	And it was carbon monoxide.
	So guaranteed it was 5G that was doing it because it was the problem.
	And then the knucklehead materialistic MDs put people on ventilators.
	The problem wasn't the amount of oxygen coming into the lungs.
	The problem was oxygen getting out of the blood into the cells.
	So people go on the ventilator and then they die because of the stress from the ventilator and nobody goes to jail.
	And so, you know, here we are waving the flag.
	And Kalanox also points out, he said, there was a time back in the day where mercury and all these other things were these dramatic poisons were considered medicine because they would give you something that causes the problem.
	And I'm thinking, well, that's kind of the basis of homeopathy with the law of potentization applied to it and a whole lot of more detail as to what the symptoms are to match them.
	So in a way, he just poo-pooed one of the most natural and real medical, you know, curative medicines out there based off of one example of when people were using mercury incorrectly.
	Well, you can't fix stupid.
	One of the secrets with my the CVA spray and remedy that so many people have used was it has frequency antidotes in there for 5G.
	Huh?
	Well, there you go.
	Yeah, I think I have some opposite.
	And it has that whole matrix that I talk about with the copper and the iron because I don't know why people just aren't taught.
	Copper activates oxygen.
	Yeah.
	The iron carries it, the oxygen, but the copper has to activate it.
	And if those two things aren't in balance, you get unbound iron, which goes into your tissues.
	And of course, they can never find it because they don't test your tissues.
	They only test your blood.
	Well, it's not in the blood.
	Well, where is it?
	Yeah.
	They can never answer that question.
	It's like, well, you don't have too little iron.
	It's impossible.
	You don't have an iron elimination system.
	You have an iron recycling system.
	Why is it not recycling?
	Yeah.
	Because people are mineral deficient and because they made all these technologies and this nanotechnology to hijack certain resources in your body so they can control you and make you magnetic and hit you with frequency weapons.
	Yeah.
	And, you know, Dr. Monso in the house.
	And this is what I'm talking about.
	You know, this is the type of stuff that needs to be researched.
	I mean, for goodness sakes, Joe Tippins had six months to live and he cures himself with a deworming medicine for a freaking dog.
	You would think that there would be a bum's rush of investment towards doing anti-parasite treatment and research for cancer.
	You would think there'd be a bum's rush, but there wasn't.
	Best you can get is, you know, unconventional use of turpentine oil.
	Because that's because that kills the parasites, right?
	Yeah, the whole thing is so lopsided, it just makes me sick.
	Which, which, again, another shameless self-promotion moment.
	I was meditating the other day and I came to the realization.
	Are we going to Tibet again?
	No.
	Okay.
	I gave up the Tibet dream, at least for the next 20 years.
	I've decided, or I've come to the realization that I'm tired of being, I'm tired of bashing the MDs.
	I'm just tired of doing it.
	I've been doing it for 36 years and somebody has to do it.
	So, you know, sign me up, boys.
	But so here's what I'm going to do.
	This next Tuesday, September the 9th at 8 p.m. Central Time on my website, LeaveBigPharmaBehind.com, a free event.
	It's going to be my last big, beautiful bash of the MDs.
	My last big, beautiful bash of the MDs.
	I'm going to line up the 10 reasons why people should fire their medical doctor.
	I'm going to line the whole thing up for everybody.
	And then I'm going to post it on the website.
	I'm going to post it on social media, who'll ever take it.
	I'm going to let it live for eternity.
	And then after that, I'm just going to move on and talk about the positives.
	Okay, here's what you can do to support and promote your body's ability to fix itself.
	You've got asthma.
	Okay, let's go.
	Here's what you should do.
	Oh, your little kid was just told he has rheumatoid arthritis.
	Oh, my God.
	Okay, here's what you should do.
	That's what I'm going to focus on next.
	But my last big, beautiful bash of the MDs is this Tuesday, September the 9th at 8 p.m. Central Time.
	LeaveBigFogBehind.com, be there or be square.
	Excellent.
	And is that going to take the place of your live Q ⁇ A session?
	Yeah, I'm going to substitute the Q ⁇ A for that.
	Yeah, just so you know, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, he has his own live Q ⁇ A write in on his website, in addition to all the other resources he has there, which are incredible.
	And you couldn't get through them in two years if you wanted to.
	Oh, and by the way, Mike, I don't know if you know this, but I had such a great response from your show when I was on it the first time.
	I have an affiliate program on my website, and you should become an affiliate because we'd love to do that.
	If you promote to promote your work, and then I'd love to pay you to do that.
	Use my code anyway.
	Well, look, we've got numerous affiliate opportunities and ways to help promote your work.
	So we'll talk about that after the show.
	Something that we'd love to do.
	And of course, we'd love to have you back on.
	But importantly, I want to tell you that I am happy to continue to carry the baton of bashing MDs after you retire from that function.
	In fact, we will automate it with naturopathic AI.
	So bashing will continue for eternity.
	Well, you're a better man than I am, Dark Time.
	You need to get back on your show too, Mike.
	And maybe this is a conversation for your show.
	Thank you.
	I don't know if you know the story, Mike, but when you remember the last show we did, we did it on the Aleftau Body Book.
	And you had a problem with the video and it didn't come out right.
	And you guys were editing it and kind of lost it and you found it again.
	And so it took a while to come out.
	Well, during that time is when I got raided.
	And it was literally the very week after the raid, you actually released the video.
	And we had so many people buy books.
	It's actually what kept us going.
	Otherwise, we probably would have had to close the clinic because they just took too much equipment.
	But the book sales is what kept us going from your show.
	Mike Adams in the house.
	Let's go.
	Hey, we'd love to rescue real teachers and healers from the tyranny of the FDA.
	Anytime we can do that, that's a win.
	I love you, Mike.
	Let's go, man.
	We're all doing our part.
	You know, that's what I love about the true naturopathy approach, which is it's humble.
	It's like, you know, nature is more wise than we can ever attain ourselves.
	And compared to the arrogance of Western medicine, like we know how to control your chemistry and we will dictate to yourselves what they shall do, you know, but that turns you into a horrible, arrogant person when you graduate from that system.
	Whereas in our system, you know, like all of us here on this podcast, we're actually good people to hang out with and have a conversation with and helping people around us, etc.
	And that's why we're attacked because we are actually good people that want to uplift humanity, share knowledge, and share health and wisdom.
	And that's a threat to the system.
	I actually wrote that in the description.
	I said, you know, these are, there's going to be three people here who have sincere, honest compassion and empathy for others.
	And in addition, very well versed and knowledgeable about how the human body actually works, how nutrition is actually supposed to be administered and, you know, giving your body the raw materials that it needs doesn't seem like it's such a horrible, you know, thing to put you out of your way.
	That's how it's like you signed on to live.
	You should probably figure out how to do it, you know.
	Yeah.
	I mean, my next project here is I'm going to start filming the training for a self-help course on the hands-on healing for awesome.
	That's cool.
	And when we're done, I'll get back with you, Mike, for the Bright Young University.
	We'd love to feature that at BrightU.
	That would be great idea, Dr. Monzo.
	That's a really, really, really good idea.
	Yeah.
	And I should also mention to both of you, if there's any of your material that you have in digital form, it could be videos or PDFs or whatever.
	If you want it to influence our AI models, you just send it to me and we'll ingest it into our training pipeline.
	And it won't steal your material.
	It can't be reproduced by the model, but it influences the model.
	So it teaches the model how to think about things.
	Imagine.
	Just imagine an actual naturopathic AI model.
	Yeah, just imagine.
	I've got gigabytes, baby.
	Be prepared.
	All right.
	So let's see if we can get this in real quick.
	G baby65 asks, what is the truth about high blood pressure?
	I know, Dr. Glidden, you probably have some thoughts on that one.
	What should my reading be at age 70?
	Or are we just so different?
	There isn't any.
	I'm done with big pharma answers.
	I'm done supporting the cash cow.
	Yeah, all right.
	So as far as we know right now, healthy blood pressure, the high limit of healthy blood pressure for anybody of any age is 140 over 90.
	And in order for someone to be clinically diagnosed with hypertension, you have to have three consecutive readings like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock.
	Three consecutive readings where each number is elevated above the top.
	So it has to be the top number has to be over 140 and the bottom number has to be over 90 three times in a row.
	And if that happens, you are clinically hypertensive and you need help immediately because you don't have blood pressure because you have a heart.
	You don't have blood pressure because you have veins and arteries.
	You don't have blood pressure because you have a voodoo curse, right?
	You have blood pressure because usually because your body has run out of calcium and magnesium and you're unwittingly eating inflammatory foods, which is cranking up the blood pressure and you don't know that any of this is happening.
	So now the best way to take your blood pressure is between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. before the noonday meal.
	And you take your blood pressure once with the cuff at home.
	You count to 30, you take it a second time.
	You count to 30, you take it a third and final time, and you only pay attention to the third reading.
	And that's the best way to get an accurate understanding of your blood pressure.
	And that's how we do it.
	So 140 over 90 is the upper limit of normal, but both numbers have to be elevated three times in a row in order for you to start worrying about it.
	And with that, we just want to say, Mike, thank you so much for joining us.
	We can continue on, but I wanted to make sure that we didn't just let Mike disappear off into the sunset without acknowledging his presence and his time here.
	We greatly appreciate you being here.
	It's really been fun having all four of you.
	Well, I guess me four, but all three of you together.
	Four musketeers, baby.
	Four musketeers.
	Let's go.
	Well, let me say thank you.
	And Daniel, also, I'm so grateful that you introduced me to both Dr. Glinton and Dr. Monzo, who have been two of the most intriguing and informative guests with extremely positive feedback.
	And, you know, all three of you are always welcome back on my show.
	And also want to say that for those out there who want to use our AI model, it's completely free.
	It will always be free.
	It's non-commercial.
	And you can find it at brightion.ai.
	That's the word BRITHEON.
	So B-R-I-G-H-T-E-O-N dot AI.
	And you can just start prompting it and it will.
	It's already trained on a vast knowledge base of naturopathic principles and nutrition and disease prevention and reversals, cancer cures and all kinds of things.
	Plus, whatever interviews that we've done before, gentlemen, it's trained on those interviews already.
	So you could even, you know, you could even query the engine for details about our interview and it would bring up some relevant things there.
	But anyway, it's available free tool.
	And I just want to thank you all for having me on.
	Thank you very much, Mike.
	It's been great having you here.
	Hopefully we can do this again.
	I'd love to.
	Sounds great.
	Okay.
	Enjoy the rest of your day, gentlemen.
	I'll say goodbye to everybody.
	Take care.
	Thanks, Mike.
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