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Why Your Toothbrush Could Be Making You Sick... | Anthony Mikalauskas | DSH #1873
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Unlike Sensodyne, which is a microfiller toothpaste, got microscopic particles that fill in the holes in our teeth. People have actually died from brushing their teeth. And it's just from the bacteria being so severe, it actually killed people. He's trying everything and it's just nothing's working.
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Okay, guys, save the best for last. We got Anthony from a fresh mouth club and we're going to talk dental health today.
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A
That sounds great.
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B
The important topic, right?
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A
Absolutely. You know, your mouth is very important. Connected every single part of our bodies. Yeah.
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B
They say each tooth is connected to an organ.
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A
Absolutely. Yeah. So if you got, you know, you got problems. There's, you know, over the years you go back to like Weston Price. He was a pretty famous dentist, lost his license and stuff, talking the wrong way. But he did a lot of work in third world countries and stuff. And he really, he identified that the mouth actually is responsible for the majority of chronic illness. I mean, you know, we're talking like Ms. And you know, some really serious stuff. Heart disease, stroke. And he's proved that it is actually mouth related. Yeah, that's nuts because it's just connected. Yeah, he took like a. He had, he took about a thousand people mixture. A lot of them had Ms. Though, and some other stuff. And Ms. Isn't, you know, I mean, we don't have a. For that. And he had people that were wheelchair ridden, like hadn't walked in five years. And literally all the guy did was pull a tooth because identified that most of these people had root canals in certain positions in their mouth. He actually pulled their tooth. Within weeks they were walking. No way. Completely of Ms. Yeah. And then they took the tooth and put it into a healthy rabbit. Guess what?
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B
The rabbit got Ms. Ms. Well, I didn't know rabbits.
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A
Yeah. So he proved that there was that correlation, you know. But here we are still doing root canals today.
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So it's crazy we say this at this moment because that famous actor from Grey's Anatomy. Did you see that?
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No.
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He just died from ALS.
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A
Oh, did he?
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Yesterday. He was like 53, I think.
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A
Wow.
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ALS is similar to MS, right?
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Yeah, yeah. That can also be caused, you know, root canals that I be interested find out like if he had root canals or if he had, you know, even the amalgams and the, you know, the silver, you know, the silver fillings. A lot of people think they're silver. It's not. It's lead and mercury and that actually feels feeds into our body. I mean those are poison. Those are toxic.
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B
Right.
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And can cause ALS because it's a neurological disorder. So it goes right in there.
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B
Yeah, my dad had a few of those teeth that was normal back in their day, right?
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A
Oh, yeah, absolutely. Yeah.
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B
But I thought it was silver, but it's something.
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Yeah. Nope, it's. Everybody thinks, oh, it's silver.
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B
No, it looks silver.
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A
Yeah, silver would be good if it was in there. I think they actually do put a little bit of silver in it just for the antibacterial aspect of it, which silver is super antibacterial. But the. Yeah, the. Because it's moldable, they have to be over pliable and they can, you know, you can they. The reason they do that and the reason that amalogams are actually still legal, because they did ban. While they were trying to ban them completely, but they kept them because they still use amaligams for military. Because they can put that in their mouth right there in the field. They can actually do it because it's all maleable and stuff. So they still use it on military.
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B
So removing a tooth should be a last resort.
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A
Thumb. Well, yes and no. I mean, you know, root canals and stuff. If you, if you have a tooth that's really infected and there's no. Nothing they could do for it, you're better off pulling it than actually doing a root canal. Root canals cause heinous damage. I mean, there's a great documentary, it's called Root Cause and it's. It's actually really well done. It was actually filmed in 2018. It was a. There's a. He was actually a film producer and in his 20s, he had his tooth knocked out and they, they did a root canal in his front tooth. And then like fast forward like, you know, 30 years later. The guy's a, you know, prominent, you know, producer in Hollywood and stuff. And he. He all of a sudden got super sick and he went to doctor after doctor after doctor. He could not figure out what was wrong with them.
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B
Yeah.
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And he had a lot of money. So he was fortunate enough to be able to like actually, you know, pay for a lot of tests and procedures and everything else. And nobody could find anything wrong with it that you're fine. And he's like, I am not fine. Like I am sick and nobody could help him. He did everything. So then it's kind of a. He did a really great job on the documentary. It's actually really funny. He's got a lot of humor and stuff in it. So he starts going. It's kind of funny because he goes to the woo woo shows that's where we're at, you know, the conscious living, a lot of, you know, that woo stuff. He goes to all these shows because he's trying to find alternative methods to, to help him. And he, and he kind of walks through and it's funny. I mean, he, he goes, you know, he's doing crystals, he's doing this, he's doing that, and he's, he's trying everything and it's just nothing's working. And, and he's at his like, end of all and he's just like, I'm ready to give up. And then he, he meets a guy that does. I forgot what it's called, but it's basically muscle testing. Have you ever heard of that? Yeah, muscle testing. But they do it with the rods. Right, right.
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B
And housing rods.
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Yeah, and they do it with that. So he had an appointment to go to this guy and then I guess something happened and he, he wasn't going to make it. And he's like, you know what? I'm just so done with this, I don't want to go. So he wasn't going to go, but he was like, well, I don't know. So he ends up going anyway. And so this guy's on. This was like, I think a two or three year journey that this guy was really trying to go through all this. So he gets, he goes in like in 15 minutes, this guy nails it. He's like, okay. He's like, sit down. He's got these rods and this guy's got. Oh my God, he's got rods. This is going to be such bs, you know, he's. So he starts asking him questions. What's your name? What's this and that? Watching the rods? And he's like, yeah, yeah, the blah, blah, blah, this and that. And he. And the guy says to him, he's like, okay. He goes, do you. He goes, is it. Is your problem in your teeth? And the rods go. And he goes, okay. He goes, is it the back tooth? Is it the middle tooth? He starts naming off teeth. Is it the front tooth? And he's like. And the guy looks at him, he goes, you got a problem with the front tooth? And he goes, I. I had a root canal in my front tooth. And he goes, that's the problem right there. And then he asked the ride, did it again. And the guy's like, no way. Like, there's no way. I've been on this journey for three years. And you're going to take these rods and you're going to Tell me it was my tooth. And he's like, that's what it is. So he left, he goes and has a scan done. Sure enough you could do, it's called a cone beam scan. They can actually see the infection. And they seen it right front tooth, right into it. So I mean, root canals, when you do root canals, it actually, they cap the tooth off, they drill it out, they say they get all the bacteria out and then they cement it and cap it up. Well, you can't get all the bacteria. That's absolutely 100 impossible. So but then they say, well, you know, they're gonna, it's gonna be capped off so they can't get any oxygen, they'll die. Well, I mean anaerobic bacteria doesn't need oxygen, you know, so it just morphs and it mutates and it gets worse and it gets really bad. And it's right around the 10, 15 year mark and it starts to seep into your body. And again the correlation of all the teeth to our body, whatever section that's in or wherever that tooth is, it's going to leak into that body, start having serious problems. Damn. And that's what, that's what he had. So he ended up pulling the tooth and they got, you know, they put an implant in and completely turned his life around. And it was like amazing.
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B
There's a lot of people walking around with root canals right now.
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A
Yeah. And, and they're bad. And you know, it's, it's a long term thing. So it's like, like he did 20 years prior he had his tooth knocked out. He never once thought that, that 20 years ago was causing this problem today.
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Who would have thought?
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Exactly.
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And there's, I don't know what percent. We can look it up. But I know there's a lot of people that got root canals.
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Yeah. And they, they make a, it's called the tooth meridian chart. I don't know if you ever seen it, but it shows you every single tooth. So. And you know we, we do the, at the shows like we're at now at the Conscious Living, we, we usually have a meridian chart out there. And it's funny, I get, people come by and they got root canals and we'll take a look and, and I, I mean it's, it's almost spot on 100% of the time. We'll take a look. And it says, okay, it's this tooth here, this, you're going to have knee problems, foot problems, this and that. And you're like, yeah, I got A lot of knee problems, or I got a lot of this, or I got intestinal problems. Whatever it is, it always correlates. So it's always like, spot on.
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It's crazy, right?
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It is.
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It is how each tooth is linked
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to even my own person. I had a personal, you know, story I'll share. You know, my. My wife is. She's Filipino. She developed a breast. Yeah. And, you know, I'm not big on, you know, regular doctors and mainstream stuff, so we tried a bunch of alternative and, you know, nothing was working. And I was actually getting pretty worried. She even looked at me and she said, are we going to go to a real doctor?
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And I'm like, that is so relatable.
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I'm like. I'm like, you know what? Let me try one thing. Let's just try one more thing. One more thing. So. And actually, you know, I mean, she. I asked her, I said, wait a minute. You know, and I talk about this stuff every day in the booth. You know, we. This talking about the meridians and stuff. I said, wait a minute. I said, you. Do you have a root canal? And she goes, yeah. And I said, what tooth is it? It's like the second or the third molar on either. On the top side that's directly connected to your mammary gland. And, and. And in that documentary, they even talk about breast. As a matter of fact, they took, in that documentary the root cause. They took a thousand women with breast. This was a real study just done in 2018. A thousand women, 90% of them, had a. A root canal.
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B
No way.
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Or a cavitation, which is an infection below gum line, which just feeds infection into our body. Same thing almost. A lot of times, cavitations, you don't even know you have them. Right. You know, but it. It causes damage. So they either had one of those. And. And to further go, whatever side that was on was the side they had the breast.
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Holy crap.
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So literally caused breast cancer. So she. After I found that out, and her breast, actually, it didn't hurt before, but it started hurting. She goes, look, it's getting worse because it actually hurts. And I said, okay, let's pull the. Let's just do this. Let's pull the tooth. Let's find out what happens. So we did. We went and we had to pull tooth pulled out. I made them clean it with ozone. Ozone is amazing. It really sterilizes. It was kind of funny because the doctor's like, are you a dentist now? But I know you're telling him what to Do?
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B
Yeah.
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I'm telling him what to do. I'm like, ozone. He's like, ozone. And I'm like, you don't use ozone. And he's like, I've heard of it. I'm like, you need to start. We're going to use ozone here.
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When I get my teeth clean. They actually use ozone now. They don't even use the old gum thing.
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Oh, really?
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Yeah, they only use ozone.
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That's a good dentist.
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Yeah. I go to a holistic dentist.
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A
Like a biological problem.
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B
Biological.
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A
They're. They're the best dentist. You can see. They don't believe in fluoride. They don't believe in amalams. They, you know, they don't do root canals. They actually do a lot of ozone. And actually, with a tooth that needs a root canal, you can do ozone irrigation to those teeth and sometimes save. About 40% of the time. I save the tooth.
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B
I gotta try that.
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A
Not even have to.
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B
They want to take out my wisdom teeth.
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So try. Yeah, do the. And wisdom teeth. Another thing, you know, a lot of people want to pull those wisdom teeth right away. They. They. You know, I think there's a lot
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B
of spiritual value, right?
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Yes.
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Yeah. A little worried. The problem is mine are growing long.
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They keep growing, but, you know, and this part I don't know about, reading a little bit about it. They say they will straighten out and part of the pain. Because they're painful. Yeah. Part of the pain process, they say, actually opens up her chakras or penal glands.
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Yeah. Mine already pierced my gums.
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Yes.
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That was the painful part.
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Yeah. Like, Tony's got his in. I think you got here.
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Maybe I'll keep mine.
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It's very rare.
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They've been telling me to get them out since I was in high school.
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That's why he's smart.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. So, I mean, if you can. I mean, sometimes it's not, you know, possible, but. Yeah. Interesting.
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B
What are your thoughts on braces? Because every kid I know was on brace. I even got those.
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I had braces, too. I mean, I. I don't think there's anything wrong with them. Straighten your teeth out. I mean, you know, there's. There's. There is some science that. That there is some other ways to do it other than, you know, braces. So. Yeah, I mean, it's surprising. There's, you know, even, like, you know, teeth. There's. There's a lot of people that say they can regrow teeth. And actually, back in 19, I think it was in the 80s, there was a doctor from. He was actually from Japan, but he studied in Seattle, went to college there. And they developed a frequency generator and they literally regroup teeth. They took, it was a hockey player. They actually, it was on the news and everything. They took a hockey player, his front teeth knocked out. They regrew him for. Yeah, well, with this frequency thing.
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Well, so I'm getting, if I get my wisdom teeth out, the doctor recommended to keep the tooth because they want to clone it. Have you heard of this?
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No.
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So if I ever lose a tooth in the future, they will have my wisdom tooth. They'll remove the cavities from my wisdom teeth, and then they could use that to clone it.
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That makes sense, though. Yeah.
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Yeah, Yeah. I just found that out.
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Biological man. Yeah.
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Blew my mind.
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That is pretty cool. Yeah, there's a lot of cool stuff. I, I, I think that, you know, there's a lot of, There's a lot of new medical stuff coming out. I mean, you know, in the conspiracy theory, Epstein files come out. Epstein files come out. And all of a sudden we've, you know, that they got all kinds of stuff out there. We got this, we got this one, this one. It's like, wow, look at that. All of a sudden. And now they're just. More and more stuff is starting to pour out. You know, I like regrowing teeth. Korea now has got some sort of. That blocks a enzyme that the enzyme makes us not grow teeth.
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Wow.
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And they're actually. They did in your arm and whatever tooth you're missing, just regrow. I don't even know how it knows that. Right. This. Boom. There it is.
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So people seem to be going to other countries to do certain medical treatments these days.
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Well, yeah, and, well, I think, you know, it's like, you know, hey, the US Is the best, you know, in the world, and we got good medical care here, but it's not the best in the world. No, I mean, because, you know, there, there's a lot of things like, you know, Utah, Mexico, but Mexico has been cancer for a long time. Really, you know, they probably shouldn't use that word. Yeah.
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YouTube hates the.
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Yeah, yeah, we'll back up. Okay. They, you know, they treat, but they've been using, like, amygdalin, which is B17, you know, for treatments for, for years and years. And, and it was. It's illegal to do here. So a lot of people go to Mexico to have it done, and with some pretty big results. You know, B17 is huge. Huh.
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Is that a peptide or what is it?
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No, it's Vitamin B something. It's like a B. Vitamin B12, B7B.
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B
I've never heard of that one. B17.
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That's because it's pretty much illegal here. Really allowed to use.
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B
So it's a natural vitamin.
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It is. So. But you can't. What you can do for B17 is apricot seeds. So apricot seeds are really high in B17. Actually, all seeds are apple seeds.
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B
You're supposed to eat seeds is what you're saying.
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Actually, everybody.
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Damn. I'd be avoiding.
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Seeds are the best part of the fruit.
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Wow.
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So actually in the Bible it says seeds were given to.
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Yeah, I literally take my grapefruit seeds out. I take my.
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All the seeds are amazing. They got all. They got the zinc, they got the watermelon seeds. Remember that? What were you told about watermelon seeds?
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B
You don't.
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Why? Because it grow watermelon in your stomach, right? Yeah, that's what we were told. I mean, I. When I'm a kid, I was like, oh, you swallow this, a watermelon grow in your stomach. That's how dumb we were. Right.
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So I gotta eat more seeds.
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It's. It's like, you know, all this stuff, this propaganda was put out. We don't do it. I don't eat seeds. Never did. Well, then here I find out they
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don't have them anymore.
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Yeah. Now they make seedless ones. Yeah. Seedless grapes. But you want the seedless. Actually seedless seeded watermelons. Way better. But the seeds are the absolute best part of the watermelon. Huge in magnesium and zinc. Really, really powerful. Wow. So. And they got B17 in them and a lot of these vitamins that we need. So we should be eating seeds. Literally.
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B
Well, the vitamins in general, with food now isn't enough. Right, right. Like we need to supplement.
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Absolutely. And minerals, I mean, minerals is a big part of it too. We're very mineral deficient. And if you're deficient in minerals, a lot of times your vitamins don't uptake. So I mean, that's a problem too. And silver is a mineral. A lot of people actually, you know, don't realize that. They just say, oh, it's a metal. You know, we don't have metal in our body and stuff. But silver's a mineral that belongs in our body. We're supposed to have silver in it. If you don't have silver in your body, your immune system weighing. So silver's like the master control center for our immune system. So when you're low, we get Sick more often. Raising that actually makes you more resistant to sickness and illness.
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Is that in any food or how do you, how do you get that?
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Well, so we used to get a lot of it from farming plants, vegetables right out of the soil. But everything's over processed.
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Yeah.
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So we get very little silver. So you need to supplement, you know, you really should supplement with silver. Of course our toothpaste has silver in it, you know, and that does help. I mean, that will absorb into our body and help. It's does boost your immune system and stuff, but it does so much more. I mean, silver, I mean, silver's in the Bible. Silver's everywhere. I mean, silver's really amazing stuff. You look at all the stuff. I mean, there's spiritual aspect of silver, you know, silver's pure. It signifies purity. In the Bible even. That's why like vampires can't see themselves in the mirror, because mirrors used to be polished silver. That's how we made mirrors back in the day. So they polished silver and silver, you have to be pure and clean. Evil doesn't reflect right. So vampires are evil. Then you got the vampire, the werewolves. Right. Silver bullet, same thing. It, you know, it annihilates evil. So silver's pure. Pure silver, spiritual, very high vibration, very good for us. But you know, the medicinal side of it, I mean, it's very, there's a lot of medicinal, you know, uses for it. So it's, it's, it's very strong. Killing bacteria, bacteria, germs, viruses and fungus, which all of that lives in our mouth. So in our toothpaste. That's what we use. We're a non brand, not toxic. And, but when you, when you look at. And you know, a lot of people are trying to move away from. We can talk about a little bit I guess too, but the why we're moving away from it. But a lot of people are doing it. But about, about 45% of people that move away from actually end up having to go back. Why? Because they get a lot of cavities. Statistically you get more cavities with an all natural toothpaste and wood with fluor.
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B
That's what happened to me.
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Yeah. And then your dentist will say, because fluoride so much. Yeah, yeah, that's not true.
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B
Dude. I was shocked. So I switched to non. And I tried every single brand, like charcoal. Some brands use coconut, whatever, all that. And I go to the dentist, he's like, you have 11 cavities.
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Yeah.
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B
I was like, what? I barely eat sweets. Like, I eat pretty Clean. It has to be the toothpaste, right?
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Oh, no, no, absolutely so. Because I mean, kills bacteria. So it does. I mean, it'll, it'll, you know, unalive you too. So I mean, it's highly deadly. Less than a gram will kill a full size human being. So it was the main ingredient in rat poison. So. So, you know, I mean, putting this in her mouth, probably not a good idea, but it does kill bacteria. So damage to our body is really long term. In the short term, it actually looks like it's good. That's why they got away with it for so long because, you know, you're not again with like the root, you know, 15, 20 years later, you're not thinking there must been. But, but it does so actually absorbs into our body. So, so toxic that if we just let it into our body would destroy all our soft tissue. So our brains are like, hey, hey. We gotta absorb this into the strongest part of our body, our bones and our teeth.
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B
Wow.
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A
So what happens over time that builds up so it's not purging out of our body like they say it is? Oh, you just pee it out? No, that, that doesn't happen. It absorbs in our body.
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Damn.
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Excess will spill out into urine. But what happens there? It goes in through your kidney. Now they're finding that one of the leading causes of kidney failures is exactly that.
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B
A lot of kidney cells, you say,
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and that's why you're really not allowed to drink water. If you have, you're in dialysis, they don't want you to because you're going to destroy your kidney.
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Puts in the top water.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Wow.
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So, but, but again, like I said, does kill the bacteria, whereas your all natural stuff doesn't. So we can't let that. We do have bacteria that needs to be purged in our mouth. I mean, not all bacteria is bad. That is completely true. We got good stuff in there, but the bad stuff we do need to get out of there, right? Otherwise we're going to get cavities, we're going to have problems. And you know, so all natural toothpaste, even, you know, there's some really good products out there. They got great ingredients. I'm not knocking them, but they don't kill bacteria. So I mean, but that's the point. We gotta kill bacteria. So.
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B
So I'm trying yours for a month.
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And yeah, so yeah, like when we, when I started the company, me and Tony, you know, we, we kind of looked at actually the first thing we were doing when we Started this, You know, we were looking, you know, I think I didn't give the background there, but we were in insurance, you know, health insurance. And that kind of got beat up quite a bit by Obamacare. So we kind of shifted. Went into a lot of dental. So yeah, got pretty heavy into dental. We, we have our own dental plans. We have an insurance policy with dental and we designed the product to kind of work with our members. But I, we do administrative work for some larger insurance companies. And I said, you know, hey, if we can get a seat front, in front of the CEOs, which I was able to do because we really wrote a lot of. We were one of the top companies in the industry. So I could get in front of these guys. So I sat down and I said, you know, we're going to put together this program. If we can show you that it's. That it's truly preventative in nature, prevent cavities and really help people. Is it something we could just market every single one of your clients. So this was actually a get rich quick scheme that didn't happen. So you know, which they said, yeah, I mean if you can actually show us proofs. We did. And you know, Tony did a lot, a lot of the research and stuff in there too. We pulled a lot of stuff out and yeah, we, at first we were looking at. And then I was like, holy cow. I didn't know any of this stuff. Like I didn't know where it came from. A lot of people don't. You know, it's amazing is dentists don't even know where it comes from. You talk to dentists and they're like, well, it comes from the ground. No, it doesn't. So man made. So it's, it's an industrial waste product is what it is. So when they make phosphate fertilizer in chemical factories, the waste byproduct is it's literally the soot that accumulates in the smokestack.
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B
Wow.
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So they have to run scrubbers, they call them stack scrubbers. They go up and down the stacks to scrub the out. Because if it gets out into the air, kill everything for like 50 miles. Which actually happened in Florida back in like the 50s or something. They killed a bunch of cattle really. And the cattle were like getting cancer and like being deformed and all kinds of stuff. So they kind of had to, you know, stop that. So they did the scrubbing. So then they take that soot that they scrub out of there. They literally take it right from there and put in our Toothpaste and put it in our water. Yeah. And they got to use a hazmat suit to do it because it is so toxic. If you take a cup of. Then you dumped it on the floor right here, we'd all die, but just. Oh, yeah, yeah. And it would eat a hole right through the cement. So it's highly corrosive. It eats concrete, it eats metal. Yeah. It's nasty stuff. Yeah. But they had to reduce it all the way down to 0.07 parts per million in the water. That's the safe legal dosage. So it doesn't kill you immediately.
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B
Jeez.
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So there was a. There was a doctor, his name, Dr. Hodges, he's by the kind of been coined the father of. He was tasked to find a legitimate good reason for this. What is positive about. So he killed like something like 1500 beagles and dogs, all kinds of animals. Trying to find a level of that wouldn't kill them instantly. He actually killed his wife, boys that. Yep, yep. Actually did. So. But he did find that 0.07 parts per million won't kill you. And they found that it killed bacteria. That was a big thing on the dent on the dental point. But they also find. Found that it hardened your enamel. And that's really what they hang their hat on, man. It hardens enamel. And on the surface, doesn't that sound like a great thing? Everybody wants hard enamel. That's like steel, right? Well, yeah, until you find out that that's just the beginning stage of fluorosis, which is when your teeth fall apart. That's actually tooth decay. That's what that is. So since 1940, when they started fluorinating water, fluorosis, tooth decay has sharply increased. That doesn't happen if it's helping us.
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B
Yeah, people's jaws are weak now too.
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A
Oh yeah, because it'll. Well, it eats your bone. So as you. Like I said, it absorbs in the bone. Fluorosis of the teeth is tooth decay. Fluorosis of the bones is arthritis, osteopenia, osteoarthritis, joint pain. So you know when the doctor says, hey, that's just old age. That's the way it goes. And we all buy that. No, no, it's poisoning. It actually hollows out our bones and makes them brittle and eventually we break hips. You know, old people and stuff like that, your bones start to hurt and ache. Then you just, you know, start walking around feeling like you're a 90 year old man. And they say this is the way it is, you know?
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B
Yeah.
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A
No it's poisoning. It's what it is.
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B
That's crazy.
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A
So you got to draw that out.
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B
Yeah. So we don't even know the effects of this yet.
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A
No, we don't. Full effects, I guess. I mean, they just did. There was a recent study done in 2018 that it reduces IQ in children as much as 20%. 20% up to 20%.
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B
That's, that's like ridiculous life changing amount.
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A
Oh, that's. Yeah. That is really a big shift in the, in, in intellect big time. Yeah.
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B
That takes you from 100 to 80. That's like the difference between mental.
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A
Exactly.
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B
Mental retardation.
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A
But imagine your people on the lower end that are kind of not so. You know, they're in 80s and 90s. Hell, those people are. They can't.
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B
You can't function when you're that low.
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A
Yeah, yeah.
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B
When you're in the 50s, 60s, no, you can't function.
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A
Yeah. So that's a huge swing in the intellect thing. And that's, that's your, that's what it does. So, you know, but you know, hey, you can have a little better teeth from it. So. Yeah, but you know, like I said we would go back to the dentist. Dennis is, you know, yes, all natural toothpaste isn't going to help us. You know, the, is not the answer though. The answer is that, you know, really we do a really bad job on the other side making products that actually won't harm us and still kill that bacteria and purge it. That's where the silver comes in. That's actually our company's focus is, is right there, that huge hole in the market. We need to repair that. We need to, you know, actually help and heal people and stuff like that. And that's what, you know, the silver is kind of the great equalizer because it does eliminate all that bacteria. Silver also doesn't kill good bacteria in our body. So that's like huge. I don't actually know anything else that does that. There may be some out there, I don't know. But I mean by wiping out all the bad and keeping the good, I mean that's amazing. It helps develop a really healthy mouth biome that's really second and out there. And I like, our bodies are pretty incredible. I mean, we can heal almost anything given the right environment, you know, so silver helps create that environment in our mouth, in our body as a, as a whole, all our biome actually. But in our mouth especially, especially with our toothpaste, it eliminates all the bad, lets the, the good stuff thrive but then we use a nano silver. So the nano silver is a pure particle. Your colloidal silvers are ions. They function a little bit differently. They have, you know, some cues to each other. And a lot of people think that colloidal silver is better because it's not metal. Like, yeah, we don't metal in our body. Again, silver's a mineral. We want the metal. That's actually what we want. And it lasts longer in our body, body. So colloidal silver is the ion. Ions are reactive. It's just the way that it's made. That's how it comes out. So when you have an ion, again, the reactive hot, cold, stomach acid, hydrochloric acid, the ions can turn to silver chloride in large amounts. And I mean, you kind of got to be dumb about it and drink it. You're not even supposed to drink colloidal silver. That's a sublingual product, only teaspoon under the tongue. If you swallow that, it's not a big deal. Start drinking glasses of it. Yeah, you're going to turn blue. That's what happens. So that's real. That's what we're talking about the blue man a little earlier. So that really does happen. But you got to be dumb. I mean, you got to drink gallons of that stuff, you know. But nano silver is a particle. It's not reactive. It passes stomach acid. So number one, you get a dual delivery with it. You get sublingual and digestive. And it also, the sublingual part is quicker because the nano silver particle actually absorbs much, much faster into our bloodstream. And the real big thing on ours is that nano silver actually penetrates our teeth and gum. And when it gets into the teeth, into the dentin silver, it also is a healing agent. The one place we use silver in the medical field is wound care, because nothing heals as fast as silver. You put silver on a wound, it really speeds up healing. We use silver nitrate, which is just a powdered silver, on burn victims because it literally regrows the skin tissue. So it has regenerative properties, healing properties. So these take place in our mouth as well. So we're really not like a problematic toothpaste like a sensodyne or pro enamel or gums and, you know, parodentics and stuff, which all deal with problems. But we heal almost everything in the mouth because the silver actually penetrates the interior of our teeth into the dentin, and it actually stimulates enamel healing. So it actually heals our enamel. Even we got people cavities literally heal right over in about four to six weeks. Not even a lot of time.
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B
Yeah, I can't wait to try this.
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A
Same time. Sensitivity goes away in about same amount of time. So if you got sensitive teeth, unlike Sensodyne, which is a microfiller toothpaste, it's got microscopic particles that fill in the holes in our teeth. Our teeth are like a honeycomb under a microscope. So it fills in those holes, takes sensitivity, weight. It really works, you know, on the back of the tube, though, a lot of people don't read it four to six weeks only. You're only supposed to use it four to six weeks because guess what? God didn't create those holes to be plugged up. That's not the way it works.
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B
People don't read that part.
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A
So we don't want to plug them. But if you don't use the toothpaste, then your sensitivity comes back. So it's just a temporary situation. Whereas ours actually heals that over. It thickens the enamel up, closes the holes, takes away the sensitivity permanently.
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B
Other than the toothpaste, what else you got in here?
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A
Well, we, you know, we, we got a whole line. I mean, our toothpaste and our rinse are kind of our centerpiece product. So after you brush with our toothpaste, this is normal, you know, regular toothpaste. Like if you brush anything and then, you know, I do recommend a spit, although ours isn't toxic. A lot of people ask, should I follow this foam? It won't kill you. But I don't recommend that because it causes gases and stuff like that. So you should spit it out. But before you rinse, what you want to do is rinse. With our rinse, we don't really have mouthwash. I don't really believe in mouthwash too much.
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B
I don't know.
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A
Yeah, it's not most. Absolutely. It perpetuates problems. Halitosis and everything are caused by mouthwashes. But because most of them have alcohol, that's really bad for us. There are some decent ones out there that don't have alcohol, but you really don't need it if you are doing a good job in other areas.
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B
So I only use it when I have a sore throat. Gargle with it.
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A
Well, we got some better stuff for that. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. But the. So, so the rinse is a rinse. So it's a. We have a. It's a small bottle in there, but it's a super concentrate. It's like 100 part per million nano Silver, xylitol and peppermint. So you just put four to five drops in about an inch of water. That's what you want to rinse with. So after your brush, kind of rinse. And that enhances the silver, rather than rinsing it away and spitting it out, because you want that silver retained in there, because the silver will impregnate in your mouth. And it stayed there for about 68 hours. Damn. So it lasts and gives you a real fresh feel for a very long time. Even if you go to bed at night, you brush teeth before you go to bed. You don't actually wake up with morning breath because it's still pretty fresh because it's still working. So you want to kind of keep that. So that's what that rinse does. It keeps it, you know, more of it in the mouth and actually helps activate it stuff. So, you know, so that. And then we, you know, we do full brushing systems. We got electric. We do sonics. That's our big box there. It's got sonic in there. We have. We also do manual. All of our products, we use UV sanitation. So we have a UV cleaner for the manual brush and for our sonics. Because, you know, the toothbrush is one of the filthiest things in our house. Got more bacteria than our toilet, and we stick it in our mouth every day.
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B
There's not even thinking E. Coli on some of them.
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A
Yep. That's actually 80 of 80. 80 have fecal matter on it. Yeah. And actually that's one of the more tamer things, to be honest.
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B
Really?
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A
Yeah. Average toothbrush has something like 100 million strands of bacteria living in it. We just take it in our mouth.
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B
So you got to change that.
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A
Oh, you gotta. Not only should you change it every month, which is kind of part of a program, we got a subscription where we'll. We'll send you one every month, including everything in our package, and we give it to you cheaper and free shipping. But you should change it every month and you should clean it every day and not just rinsing it off. That's what we have the UVs for. You stick it in the UV and it cleans it. Because, I mean, they did. I mean, they'll actually make us sick on a regular basis. Sore throats can get sort of intestinal issues are kind of common. We don't realize. Keep doing it. You get diarrhea and stuff. It's caused by your toothbrush, you know, but we keep doing it. And. But 30% of. Of heart disease patients in A hospital actually can be traced back to toothbrush. No way. That's actually how toxic they can become. People have actually died from brushing their teeth. No, it is super rare. Super rare. But the point is it's actually happened and it's just from the bacteria being so severe, it actually killed people. People. So I mean, like I said, super rare.
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B
But yeah, because we can't visibly see it. So we have no idea.
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A
Yeah, exactly. So that's why it's just, it's just better throw the thing away, do it every month and you know, clean it every day. And I've even been asked like people say, well, if you're going to clean the brush and you got silver and silver kills all the bacteria, what do we need to change it for? That's a good point. But you know, first of all, bacteria is a living thing and it always finds a way. They build matrixes in the toothbrush. So over time it'll build a matrix and it'll live under it and it won't be destroyed even by the silver because they'll build complex, you know, ecosystems. Even like, you know, a swimming pool. You get algae on the bottom of the pool. It's got chlorine in it. Yeah, that's because it builds those matrixes. So it finds a way in, in your toothbrush also phrase, after about a month. And those cause micro tearing in our gum tissue. Guess what? All that bacteria gets in. Then you got it in your body and stuff too. So it's just like I said, that's just better just to toss it, get a new one. And that's what we do. We kind of send you a new one. Yeah, start over there.
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B
Where could people buy this thing, man?
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A
Well, website, I think. You put it up, you got a link. Yeah, I got to start. Right, writing a link there. And you know, we got, we got pretty much, like I said, a full line of stuff. We're more cutting edge. We use a lot of ozone. We talked about that a little earlier too. We. So we have ozone generators. Ozone's really amazing because it reverses tooth decay. So then stop it. Literally reverses it. So, so we wanted to bring that technology into the bathroom. But the problem, you know, ozone, you got to generate and you got to make it right away because it's made from oxygen. Three oxygen molecules bound together with electricity and it's one of the most sterile products known to man. So it's like 10 times more powerful than bleach. Non toxic to our bodies. So if you rinse with that, does an amazing job. Number one, preventing tooth decay and stuff like that, but also helping repair, you know, on it. And especially if you're using it on a regular basis.
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B
Yeah.
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A
And then you drink it as well. When you drink it, it permeates the blood, destroys free radicals, bacteria, germs, viruses, and then it oxygenates. So all that oxygen just falls apart because it's a very unstable molecule. But when it falls apart inside of our body, we're getting huge benefits from that. It enriches our blood hugely. As you get real rich, red, you know, blood fills up, and that actually starts to heal. Oxygen is what heals our body. Our cells, tissues, organs, bones are all healed from oxygen. So that excess oxygen, it's amazing. Reduces inflammation. Joint.
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B
Yeah. I love oxygen therapy. Oxygen chambers.
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A
Yeah. Like hyperbaric. Absolutely. Yeah.
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B
Well, thanks for your time, man.
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A
Yeah, yeah.
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B
We'll link everything below, guys. Check them out. Peace.
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A
All right, thanks, man.
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B
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