Dr. Alejandro Diaz advises first-time mothers to prioritize diet, hydration, and organic supplements—especially in the first eight weeks—while warning against processed foods, microplastics, and unnecessary medications like cold remedies, citing fetal risks. He links autism/ADHD spikes to vaccines and environmental toxins, dismissing mainstream trials as unreliable, and shares his shift from vaccinating kids after observing reactions. Exercise is recommended only aerobically, avoiding trauma-inducing workouts; eggs are praised for neurodevelopment but flagged as allergenic. Quick meals like scrambled eggs, ham, and avocado are suggested, alongside caution about media indoctrination and peptides for longevity. Ultimately, Diaz champions natural, toxin-free care over conventional medicine’s shortcuts, urging proactive maternal and child health. [Automatically generated summary]
So, definitely, number one concern for pregnant mothers, especially those first pregnancy, is how can I take care of my baby in my womb, in my womb?
So, it's important first, and I would like to say this because this is important for me.
And I would like to share this with you and your audience.
I'm a Christian person, and I do believe in the wonderful miracle of life since conception, since the magic and the enlightening of conception.
So, we have to take care of that beautiful baby in the womb, that it will be there for from 38 to 42 weeks in all sorts of aspects.
From the mother's standpoint, the quality of her thoughts, the quality of her diet, the quality of her, you know, OBGYN supervision all the time going every month, well, at the beginning, you know, every month, and then it will spread up a little bit to understand exactly that the organ genesis,
which is the formation of the organs and systems as well.
You'll take, you know, virtually on the first, the most critical weeks are the first eight weeks.
So, it's important to eat well, be hydrated, take the supplements, important supplements that are OBGYN will recommend.
They're the experts on the field.
They take care of the baby during those 38 to 42 weeks, and then we'll take care of the baby afterwards.
But it's important, that process is extremely important.
But, you know, the quality of their thoughts, of their mom's thoughts, it's very important because that matters and it matters.
The baby, it's sensing and having those, building that relationship in the womb with the quality of the thinking of his or her, you know, their mom.
You know, that's something you said it first, too.
I noticed that you said that first.
I don't think many other doctors would come to that first.
It might be something that they do recommend at some point in time, but it's interesting that you said that first.
And I do agree.
It's so important.
The environment, you know, we do hear about stress, right?
We're learning more.
We've learned a lot about what happens when the human body is under stress and then how that can be passed on to the baby.
And then, and then different issues that could arise during pregnancy, after pregnancy, because of that.
So, it is something that maybe a lot of pregnant women aren't thinking of.
So, I find that interesting that you lead with that.
I am curious, though, Is there something because I want to get more into diet and exercise, but is there something that is there something that you're constantly seeing pregnant women get wrong?
Or is there something consistently you're seeing like they're getting bad advice on something?
Have you ever seen that consistency where it's like maybe it's a popular book or maybe it's a popular health tip for pregnant women?
And there's a lot of misinformation here and there.
One of the shocking things that I've been reading lately is that folic acid, I mean, we've learned at medical school the importance of folic acid, but there are other currents in medicine that they're starting to say that folic acid perhaps is not the best thing for the neural development of the baby.
So, you know, there are a lot of misinformation here and there.
So basically what moms they need to do, it's they need to find the right doctor.
You know, I am very holistic kind of doctor, very, I want to say like a functional medicine kind of doctor that as natural as we can treat with exercises, you know, the right diet, the best nutrition we can get, best hydration.
And I cannot emphasize enough about the quality of the thoughts of the mom because that really matters.
So I really think that if we put all into one piece, we will have a very good outcome.
And then one of the things that I advise regularly moms is that they have to be very careful about the medications they're taking.
You know, I am very hesitant to give any sort of medications to the moms, even if they have a cold or common cold or things along that line.
I don't want to get into antibiotics, antivirals, and other types of medications because that information that the mom is taking through the oral route or injectable route or so on and so forth will definitely at some sort will impact the baby.
So I'm very hesitant.
Obviously, when there is an emergency or there's like a, you know, mothers with asthma or severe allergy reactions or things along that line, like let's say, you know, a mother with asthma, which is very common during pregnancy, and they're starting to cough and this severe chronic cough that can harm the baby, just the process of the coughing and the mechanism of coughing.
Of course, you have to give them some inhalers, but there are very few, very few inhalers that you can provide during asthma during pregnancy.
So those kind of tips are very important.
And the other thing is that you want the mother to feel secure.
You want the mother to feel relaxed during pregnancy.
And just talk about the wonder, the wonder of pregnancy.
So definitely the source of iodine, it's in various food products that we regular eat.
But also the other thing, the other side of the token that processes food, those processed foods and those, unfortunately, microplastics, nanoplastics that we are getting through diet.
And I would like to just rephrase what Hippocrates said many, many years ago.
Let food be thy medicine and let medicine be thy food.
So, you know, they want to eat natural, natural, real food, natural products.
Get your vitamins sourced through vegetables and obviously protein, as organic as they can.
It's important that because if it's not organic, there's a lot of process there.
And as a pediatrician, I can tell you firsthand that I have seen tremendous alteration in the genetic pattern with this chromosomal alterations and different syndromes and so on and so forth, that I really think they're related to all these toxics, environmental toxics and microplastics and nanoplastics and things along that line.
We have been attacked through the food and water source for years.
And we are seeing the end product of this, not only with chromosomal alterations, but also neurodevelopment problems, all this increased insanity of ATHD and autism and things along that line.
It's just insane.
I didn't see that when I was growing up during the 70s, but I see it all the time now.
Well, and the other thing that's really come up lately, especially with this administration and the Make America Healthy Again movement, we're finally starting to get questions asked and perhaps even answered as far as what's causing this rise in autism and maybe some other learning disabilities, mental disabilities.
The one thing that they are trying to convince us that they've land on is that it's Tylenol or some of these other pills like that.
Of course, there's discussions about perhaps different vaccines could be involved in this.
I'm still more convinced it's the vaccines than anything else.
But where do you land on that?
Are you more of a just try to avoid it all at all costs?
Because we're not sure at this point, or do you think it's pretty confident we know what caused these spikes?
This is a very tough, very deep, and very important topic.
As a pediatrician, allergist, immunologist, global health specialist, father of four, a Christian doctor, Christian person, you know, I have to put all the things in one bucket and understand and be faithful to my, not only my faith, but my principles, my morals, my family, my patients, and the world now that I've been speaking virtually all over the world.
This is hard to say, and many pediatricians don't like me, but we have been indoctrinated in medical schools, everywhere in the world, regardless if you went to school in Mongolia, Iran, or Argentina, Mexico, anywhere.
We have been indoctrinated since day one to work for the pharmaceutical industry.
That is the inconvenient truth.
They will never tell you that.
So, you want to be a good doctor?
You have your white coat.
You better behave.
You better say what we tell you to say.
And you're going to be a prescription pusher.
And there are wonderful products.
I don't want anybody to get me wrong.
Wonderful products that have saved many lives and so on and so forth.
But there's some other harmful products out there that unfortunately they haven't gone through what we call as a researcher double blind placebo control trials.
And guess which products haven't gone that route ever?
Vaccines.
Vaccines.
You're very young, Owen.
But when I was growing up, I never knew anybody with autism.
Nobody.
Now, you ask any average for a great kid, and they will tell them by name.
Now, back in my days, it was like one in every 10,000.
Now it's one in every 32.
It's crazy.
What is the only common variable?
Unfortunately, vaccines.
Vaccines.
And I know it's hard.
And, you know, with this rise of measles kind of epidemic, not only in the United States, but also in Mexico.
I think that systems they learned that they can manipulate very easy people through the fear of epidemics and infectious and communicable diseases.
It seems that we didn't learn anything after the COVID operation.
And I mean, we have to learn of our past.
And, you know, as you know, I kind of predicted the pandemic a year before it happened in the third week of October 2018.
And I've been following that COVID operation and the rollout of the so-called vaccines that, as you know, I call them toxic injectable products of experimentation.
We are seeing the deadliest side effects of those injectable products.
Cancer like never before, heart issues like never before, alterations in the autoimmune disease, thyroid and skin problems, and so on and so forth.
And we need more research.
We need more committed doctors and scientists to bring exactly the motive of make America healthy again.
Good enough is that the world follows what the United States do.
And the Maha movement, I really think if they continue this great route and this great path that they're following, a lot of countries will follow.
And then probably in the next 20, 30 years, 40 years, we will have a very healthy society.
As you know, in the Bible, Genesis 6:3, it says that we shall live until 120 years.
And we are designed to live that long.
Just recently, I came back from India.
I was invited at the YPO Vitality and Longevity Summit.
And it's amazing how people everywhere in the world after the COVID operation, I mean, they starting to look for ways to live healthier and longer.
And we can achieve that.
But we also have to find out ways and more natural pathways to get into those goals.
You know, what was so convincing for me when I kind of started looking into this issue with autism and it being on the rise, there were two things.
One was when you look at the graph, if you look at a line graph of autism rates, it's almost perfectly aligned with the vaccination rates schedule.
So it was like we had a couple vaccines, autism was here, and then more vaccines and more vaccines.
It's like the two line graphs of how many vaccines kids are getting versus how much autism kids are getting.
It's like almost perfectly aligned.
And then the other thing that got me too was this is just science: boys, males have a thinner blood-brain barrier than females.
And that's why the autism rates in boys are higher.
Now, that might be, maybe that might be a little more theoretical as far as if that's actually a cause or not.
But I, but those were the two things that kind of stuck out to me.
And I said, wow, okay, this actually adds up.
This actually makes sense.
And I think that you kind of nailed it on the head.
It is difficult for doctors to have this realization.
It is difficult for our country to even have the conversation that has our medical institution here been turned into a profit center for big pharma.
It's an uncomfortable conversation to have for obvious reasons, and yet it's obviously a necessary one.
And I think we're starting to reverse it.
And the other issue, too, is you know, this can be when you go into a doctor's office or a hospital or anything else, there is a bit of an intimidation factor.
There is kind of a bit of a pressure factor, and it shouldn't be that way.
It should be the opposite.
And I think that maybe these two things are kind of intertwined too.
It's like once it kind of became this institution for profit instead of healthcare, that's when it kind of turned into a pressure cooker situation.
And now more people are looking outside of hospitals, looking outside of mainstream medicine.
They're looking for holistic ways.
They're looking for private practices like yours.
And so even though we kind of went through this dark age, let's say, with all the vaccines and then maybe culminating with COVID and those injections, it does seem like that was maybe the darkest, hopefully before the dawn.
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Now, doctor, when we look at, let's say, exercise, because I know you kind of mentioned coughing, and I know that's not considered an exercise, but there's, you know, it's your abdomens.
That's one thing I know pregnant mothers hear a lot about is, you know, taking care of the muscles and different things you can and can't do around the abdomen and that, because obviously that's where the baby is at.
What are some good exercises they can do?
What are some bad exercises they can do during pregnancy?
And then maybe we can talk about after pregnancy too.
But during pregnancy, what are some successful exercise routines that you've seen work for people?
What are things that you've seen not go well for people?
You know, a lot of women, they want to exercise and they are thinking about, you know, okay, what is my body going to look like afterwards?
What is some good advice as far as exercise is concerned?
Definitely one of the main goals we want to achieve is that we want to increase blood flow.
And obviously the main purpose of blood flow is to increase oxygen.
That's it.
And nutrients as well.
But oxygen, that's the molecule we want to increase to have a beautiful baby well developed and everything, all organ and system stages at each week that are critical, specifically during the first trimester, specifically during the first eight weeks, those are critical.
You have to increase that.
So one very safe and very simple way to do that is aerobic.
Aerobic, you know, to walk, just to walk, that will increase blood flow, increase oxygen, and so on and so forth.
The mom will feel great.
You're not stressing your muscles much because obviously that stressing of the muscle will decrease a little bit of oxygen and it will create lactic acid.
And you don't want to have that.
So just I will definitely recommend increasing your aerobic through just regular walking.
That will be like the simplest and easiest way to achieve that.
It gets tricky, Owen, because I know that there are some women that they like to practice, you know, like hard, hardcore exercise.
And definitely, I don't, I do not recommend that because they can harm themselves.
They can harm the baby.
They fail or something.
So they have to be cautious about that.
Probably lightweights, just lightweights.
But, you know, there's nothing better than you can do walking and fast walking, definitely.
But the goal is just to increase blood flow and increase the delivering of oxygen.
That will be like like the, my best tip ever definitely.
There are some people even that they speak about yoga.
I'm not very familiar with yoga uh, but I have seen a lot of a lot of uh women practicing yoga during, during pregnancy and, as you know, there's there's a lot of different exercises, but I don't want to get into that area where I don't have that, that expertise.
I just I just want to, I just want to protect as much as I can, the mom and the baby Yoga, you know, that's mostly about flexibility and balance, you know, and so that would be pretty impressive if you could continue to do yoga at seven plus months when the belly starts to emerge.
That'd be pretty impressive if you could somehow pull that off.
Have you ever seen, I'm curious, because this is what I was thinking of.
There was a video, it was massively viral maybe a couple years ago.
Some big CrossFit trainer, this lady was really big in a CrossFit.
She might have been a competitor.
And she was like eight months pregnant.
And she's out here running around doing box jumps, monkey bars.
She's doing deadlifts and all this stuff.
She's got this huge belly.
I don't know if you saw that.
If you saw that, would you start like cringing a little bit?
I feel like there'd be a certain time where you physically couldn't run anymore.
I wouldn't know from personal experience.
I don't know.
It is the 21st century these days.
Who knows?
But yeah, that would seem a little bit more difficult once you got past a certain time to even be able to run.
Would you say, then is there a per is there a point in time then, maybe where it's like, okay, now you need to stop?
It's like, maybe, maybe you can do some of your normal exercise routine, say, maybe to three or four months, but then it's like once the baby gets to a certain size or a certain point, it's like now you have to consider, hey, let's slow it down.
So basically, after the sixth month, that will be appropriate to start cooling down a little bit and continue with your walking, your fast walking and everything.
And obviously, the best tips will be, of course, do not smoke, don't drink alcohol.
When I think, you know, I hear you talking about blood flow.
I hear you talking about oxygen, you know, to me, that's, that's red, you know, red and dark fruits and vegetables.
That's kind of, you know, if you want to keep it simple, anything that's red, anything that's dark, you know, beets, stuff like that, you know, that's the stuff that's going to increase oxygen and flow.
That's the stuff that's going to help with that.
So, you know, different fruits and vegetables, you can kind of tell just by color what's going to be good for it.
What about protein?
What is the best protein you think for pregnant women to consume?
And I'm not sure if that's more of this kind of anti-parasite movement or if, you know, that's the only health thing I've ever seen associated with it as far as the negative side effects is uncooked, you know, uncooked fish might have parasites.
I have other than that, I've not heard any negative health effects.
That was the exactly the, you know, the saying there that there's potentially parasites or even some bacteria.
But that's true for any other food.
I mean, if we if we think about it, but just the source of animal, animal protein, I think it will be like the, like the, the best, the best protein you can get.
I don't really think that you need a supplementation.
Obviously, additional supplementation during pregnancy.
After pregnancy, that's a different, that's a complete different story.
But during pregnancy, I'm extremely cautious about that.
So like, for example, at my office, I don't see pregnant women, obviously, because I'm a pediatrician.
But, you know, many moms, they have their other kids and they bring in their pregnant during the visit.
And they ask me every now and then on tips about that.
And I always tell them, you know, do your exercise and please do not take any medication unless it's extremely necessary or obviously it is an emergency.
But other than that, just keep it as natural as, you know, get your hydration, get your electrolytes, your protein source from your animal source and vegetables, fruits, just rich diet.
Yeah, I think it's eggs are wonderful, a wonderful source of protein, especially during the first couple of years of life.
I mean, throughout your life, the first couple of years of life, when the kid is growing and developing and neurodeveloping.
So I think it's a very important source of protein.
You get your many, many, many proteins and biotin, which is very good for neurodevelopment.
And so egg, it's a wonderful food.
But as an allergist, I can tell you that it's one among the eight most common foods that they can develop allergy, like peanuts and soy and tree nuts and fish and so on and so forth.
But egg is a fantastic and phenomenal source of protein.
I know it's it can be a little gross and intimidating at first, but once you get used to it, it's actually great because you can get there.
And if I'm in a rush in the morning and I don't want to sit down or make or have breakfast, boom, six raw eggs.
I'm done in 30 seconds and I'm moving about my day.
Very, very efficient.
Very efficient.
So what else, though, when we're talking about, because it's, you know, parents, you're always looking, you know, people are looking for shortcuts.
Everyone's looking for shortcuts in their life.
And sometimes that ends up being in diet.
It ends up being in food.
What other kind of things is it easy to say, hey, this is a healthy option for your for your kid, a healthy option for your infant, your toddler, whatever.
And you know that it's a good thing.
Things like, you know, avocado, different fruits.
How is it that is there advice that you might give mothers with kids that are saying, hey, you know, I don't have time to cook all this food.
I don't have time to prepare all this food.
What is something easy for mothers to just say, hey, here's a good option for you.
Avocado, it's an amazing source of good fatty fatty and oils and fatty acids and so on and so forth.
Great protein source.
And just you're talking about something easy, scramble eggs, a little bit of ham, and avocado.
That's easy.
That's easy to make.
It's a great source.
As a pediatric allergist, immunologist, I see a lot of allergic kids.
And it will take me again to one of our topics before.
Back in my day when I was growing up, my parents were growing up.
You didn't see allergies.
You didn't see food allergies.
Where are those allergies coming from?
I mean, I see my clinic is a busy clinic.
I see a lot of kids.
And I am worried and preoccupied that I see these kids coughing all the time with running nose and they have this sore throat and they have this upper respiratory infection and so on.
And so on.
A lot of allergic diseases, allergic to boots, specifically peanuts, milk, cow milk, and egg.
Where is this allergies coming from specifically during the last 25 to 30 years?
And you will lead me back to vaccines.
I mean, that's the inconvenient truth.
And we know that.
I recommend to all of my moms the amazing book of Dr. Paul Thomas, the vaccine-friendly book.
He, with his own population back in Oregon, he showed that the unvaccinated kids, there are healthier, much healthier, less asthma, less allergic rhinitis, less exempt, you know, atopic dermatitis, less frequently upper respiratory infections, much less ADHD, much less autism and so on and so forth.
So I will definitely encourage our scientists, our doctors, our competent doctors to do more research on double blind placebo control trials on vaccines.
So we can, I'm not saying that I'm against vaccines at all.
Don't get me wrong, but all I'm saying is that we need more deep research so we can have and they can develop the best, the best vaccines for our kids, but not the ones, probably not the ones that we have right now, because I can see it firsthand.
I see these kids and I say, there's no reason why this kid is always sick.
It kind of frustrates myself a lot because I just, you know, my, my number one goal is to have health, healthier kids.
Well, it is a difficult conversation to have, but I know now multiple families that have a bunch of kids and they kind of had this awakening, let's say, or they did their own research now.
And they had their first couple of kids.
They had the normal vaccine schedule.
And then, and you alluded to the study earlier, and then they had a couple other kids and they didn't do any vaccines.
And they're, and they'll tell you, you know, they'll tell you, be like, yeah, the development with the kids that didn't get the vaccine was a lot better.
They were bigger.
They were stronger.
They were, they were reading faster.
You could see it.
They witnessed it.
I've got multiple families like this that I know personally.
It's difficult.
You know, it's difficult to think about that.
It's difficult to say that.
It's difficult to look at your child that you did give the vaccine.
And, you know, I've never gone through that, but I can only imagine, at least for a moment, that being a little difficult to comprehend that that happened.
But that's why it's so important that people get informed.
You know, that really is why it's so important.
Are there any products specifically that the wellness company has?
You can finish that thought.
I didn't mean to interrupt.
And then if there's any products specifically that the wellness company has that you would suggest for mothers that are pregnant or just had a baby or even for young kids.
Well, yeah, we have our adult line of products and the kids are gummies and our vitamins and probiotics and everything.
I encourage everybody to just look at our website and they will see, you know, there are a lot of products there, a lot of different and an amazing line of products.
We take it.
We take it personally.
My family take it, my kids, my wife.
And let me tell you my personal story.
My personal story, Owen, I'm a father of four boys.
And as I said at the beginning of our conversation, that I, you know, every single doctor in the world has been indoctrinated.
I was one of them.
I was one of them.
So I did vaccinate my kids.
I did vaccinate my kids with the first kind of the first batch of route of vaccines.
But when I woke up and I understood that there was something wrong with these vaccines, I stopped any kind of vaccines with my kids.
But even with those first, the first batches of vaccines for my four boys, my four boys, they're allergic.
They have allergic rhinitis, all of them.
But it was a moment that I stopped everything, no more vaccines for my kids.
Just hear me signing all these affidavits for schools and things like that.
I really like to echo and applaud what Secretary of Health at the state of Florida, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, Governor DeSantis, are doing that they're not mandating any more vaccines in the state of Florida.
So at the end of the day, regardless of what you think and how you think and what kind of information you have and so on and forth, and you have been indoctrinated or not, it has to become as a personal decision between parents and your medical provider.
But we need more conscious doctors in the world.
We need more conscious doctors that they go beyond what we have taught in medical school.
And, you know, because unfortunately, medical school, we lose the most powerful tool for a doctor, which is common sense.
Look what happened during the COVID operation.
There was no common sense.
Doctors were the first line of vaccine pushers worldwide.
At the beginning, when I was talking about this, Owen, because I was the first opposer of that, I said no vaccines, no COVID vaccines.
And I was publicly, I spoke at many of the parliaments in the world, you know, Japan, Mexico, the U.S., Brussels, everywhere, you name it, Germany, everywhere.
Saying that out loud at the beginning, everybody was like, what are you talking about?
I mean, everybody's going to die.
And we need those vaccines.
And now we know.
Now we know the truth.
And now we're waking up.
So we need more conscious doctors about this because we need serious medicine.
We need, you know, commitment medicine and just help as many people as we can.
And there were so many of these vitamins that were kind of pushed onto kids and they would put a nice cartoon character on it, maybe a nice flavor in it, whatever.
And as we learned more over the years, we found out that most of these candies, essentially, that they said were good for kids, these supplement candies that they said were good for kids.
We kind of look back on it now and we realize it was barely anything.
Like they barely put anything of substance actually in these products that, you know, they were cute, they were fun.
And you look back on it now and we kind of look at some of those products.
Studies have been done and they realized that there was basically nothing in them.
Uh, there was virtually nothing in them and and maybe we're not even sure if it was a positive or negative or neutral as far as the health benefits.
You guys have a bunch of different gummies here on your site.
Was that something you guys were thinking about when you developed these gummies?
Um, specifically for kids, was that something you were thinking about like hey, let's actually have a product that's that's, you know, directed for children that parents can know it is get.
The children are getting something out of it instead of some chalky candy.
That was the purpose, to just have the best source of ingredients, natural products and so on and so forth and what what?
You just touched at a very interesting point and i've been dealing with that for many years and talking to parents about that that not all vitamins are created equal.
We have some sources, you know, in different parts of the world, that they're not only placebo.
So there's nothing there, there's no beneficial, there's probably only a little bit of sugar, that's it just placebo, but other than that, which is, which is worse than that is that we have learned that in many instances they have toxic ingredients.
And then you start to see this burst of acne and this burst of uh Gi problems and things like that.
When I ask at the office uh is uh is, is your uh, your son, your daughter, taking anything, any medication?
So I go through the deep deep, deep medical history, there's nothing nothing, nothing.
And then at the end oh, the only thing he's taking, or she's taking, it's vitamins.
Where it's, where do you think it's coming from?
Yeah, so things along that line.
So yeah, i'm very proud of the amazing team that the Wellness company was able to put together, like you know uh, dr Peter Macaula, one of the most recognized cardiologists in in in in the world, dr Kellen Victory, dr Thorpe, dr Harvey Rich uh, dr Pence uh, dr Drew, dr Pesky, and you know, an amazing group of doctors, committed doctors with their patients, with society with um the the the,
the Hippocratic Code of first do no harm, and things along that line.
And I really think that medicine medicine, it's turning, it's turning towards uh, that way, and I think that will be the the best thing that we can experience as a society.
You know, I I feel um, I was very, I was very lucky growing up.
Uh, you know my, my dad, my dad was an athlete.
My mom was always very health conscious, kind of a health maximalist.
So I was kind of, you know, I was kind of raised with that uh, healthy diet, you know always, always health conscious, health mindset, but then, as I kind of you know, became my own person.
As far as that's concerned, you do learn a lot.
You do learn a lot as far as supplement Supplement quality is concerned.
And you realize that there really is a big difference in the quality of supplement.
And so there's a lot of companies and it just, it's the free market.
And this is what's going to happen.
The free market is going to adapt to people that want a cheaper product and people that want a better product.
But what you learn over time is that the quality of the product is actually everything.
And if you're trying to save money, and everybody is.
A lot of these supplement companies have basically been found just putting junk and filler in their supplements and you're barely getting anything out of it.
And you're just, you're better off finding a quality supplement.
And most of the time, do your research.
Most of the time, it's going to be worth the money.
And the wellness company certainly balances that and delivers on both of those fronts.
But that was something I learned because I started really getting into supplements.
I mean, I started taking supplements in grade school, even, but in high school.
And now in my older years, I'm probably, I probably do like maybe 10 or 12 supplements a day.
And it really is, I kind of consider it, it's like a modern marvel of health hacks.
It really is.
It's a great technology we've been able to do here to kind of source out supplements and say, okay, I'm making sure I'm getting my vitamin D or I'm making sure I'm getting boron or all this other stuff.
NAC, there's so much stuff that you got to make sure you're getting.
You might not be getting in your diet or not enough of it.
And so it really has come a long way.
And as somebody that's a big supplement head, it's nice when you can find a company that you can trust for quality.
Because trust me, folks, you go out there, a lot of these companies are selling supplements with filler.
They're selling supplements that doesn't have very high quality stuff.
Some of them have even been caught, you know, basically stuff runs off of the belt or falls out of the bag and they still put it into their products.
So you're not going to get any of that with the wellness company.
And by the way, you do say there's so many products there.
It's actually insane.
Every time I go to your guys' website, it seems like a new product has just popped up, like Shield.
You guys are selling, you guys are selling beef now too, by the way.
You got beef over there.
I don't even know how you keep up with all the stuff you got there.
There's constantly sending me like, hey, here's all the new products.
You know, an amazing group of people, very, very committed people with society.
And, you know, there is a trend.
I mean, for the last 30 years, you can ask anybody.
And, you know, virtually everybody's taking supplements.
You know, here, vitamins here, supplements here, but virtually everybody.
But the key, the key, it's where are you getting your source of supplements?
Which source, which company, and everything.
So I personally really trust the Wellness Company.
That's why I joined the Wellness Company because I think they're doing an amazing job at committed people, trustworthy people, and just trying to put together the best quality ingredients for the best outcome.
And support healthy living conditions.
And my tips to everybody, try to quit smoking if you're smoking.
Try to lower down your alcohol intake and take, do your walking, do your sunlight exposure, get your source, natural source of vitamin D, lift weights, lift weights.
And I've seen a lot of other people commenting on this.
But we see, I think, kids' entertainment.
And, you know, look, some people demonize, you know, cartoons and everything.
Whatever.
I don't think something is inherently bad.
But I do think there's a phenomenon of the cartoons that kids are watching or the shows that kids are watching.
You know, you go back and you watch some of these shows from like when I was growing up in the 90s or early 2000s, there's kind of a general, there's a general happiness.
There's a general sense of color, of life, of joy, and then maybe even like a good message at the end.
And it seems like some of these new shows that are popping up on these once popular cartoons channels are now on these streaming services.
They seem like really dark.
They seem like dark.
The color, the energy, the vibe, it doesn't, is this something that you hear about?
Is this something that you talk about at your practice?
Because it does seem to be a conversation now.
It does seem to trend in conversations that I'm seeing when I'm just kind of doing media critic work here.
A lot of people are saying, and the numbers are bearing it out too, by the way.
The numbers are showing that now the shows that are streaming from on these different streaming services, shows from the 90s, early 2000s, they are now the most popular shows for kids.
And the new stuff that they're putting out is kind of just falling flat.
And I definitely, all the time I touch those topics with my parents, with, you know, everybody at my office who go and visit, they have to watch what their kids are watching all the time.
Back in my days, you know, those, I don't want to see, I don't want to say brands, but all those movies and the cartoons and everything, there were hidden messages because the number one task for those entertainment companies is that they want to indoctrinate people.
So at the beginning, back in the 70s and everything, there were hidden, very, very light-hidden messages.
Now it's full-blown.
It's right there.
It's graphic.
It's graphic.
Back in my day, it was very difficult.
You didn't have access to technology.
You didn't have access to information, everything.
Now it's in the palm of their hands.
It's digital.
They can have access to not only cartoons and things like that, but unfortunately, they have access to pornography.
And that is really missing with their minds and their spirits.
If we want to live in a healthier society, we better start creating a conscious society through our kids because, you know, the present and the future of societies by far, definitely, are our kids.
You go to Europe, I go kind of frequently to Europe.
And one of the things that I'm very impressed, you don't see kids anymore.
I mean, there's, I mean, you see older populations.
So infertility rates are rising after the rollout of the vaccines, but also the trends, the social trends.