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Dr. Christina Rahm & Clayton Thomas: She Predicted COVID — Now It’s Time to Optimize Wellness & Longevity
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Hello, everyone, it's Michael Jacob with Unleashing Intuition Secrets. Back with us once Again, we have Dr. Christine Rahm and Clayton Thomas of Root Wellness. And looking forward to this discussion. It's been a while since we have both of you on at the same time. Thanks for coming on.
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A
I'm excited to be on. I haven't gotten to see you a lot and it's great to be on with you again and to see Tracy. Thank you, Michael.
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C
And you know this part about having her back, she's actually been sharing some real truths here recently that this audience is gonna go bonkers, though.
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I know it's always that way with. So you're looking. Looking forward to it. I know you have three PhDs. Is there anything else that you want to get a PhD in yet?
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C
She's got three PhDs, a Psy D and EdD and an MD.
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Oh, okay.
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From Harvard and two from Cornell.
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Okay.
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Who's bragging? I get to.
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No. So. So I love how Clay defines my education, but the truth is, my master's of science, my first doctorate degree, and my second one, we're here in the United States. The rest were international. So even though I received from Kesner University a medical degree, I never practiced. And I'm not a doctor. I'm a doctor in title, but I've only seen patients in investigator sponsored trials or as a study research coordinator and different rare diseases or as a psychologist. So I don't actively treat patients. I like to say that because when he spews out all that information, it sounds like I can do everything I can.
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But when you are doing the MD and you were helping Kent University set up their medical program, there was a massive focus in parasitology, was there not?
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There is everywhere in Africa. So it's always a focus. It's a lot of my career. The doctors I've worked with, the people I've met, whether it's been in Malaysia or Singapore or Hong Kong or China or in Africa. All those countries, they know more about parasites than we do. And unfortunately, that puts us a little bit behind the game. It's just not something that we focus on in this country. And I tell Clayton all the time, it's interesting because we know that dogs can have heartworms, hookworms, tin worms, roundworms. And we know we can get those from animals, yet we're never tested. And that's just. This just has always blown my mind. And I think it's because I've spent most of my adult career internationally and see how they handle it. So I think that's something that we need to pay attention to in this country as well.
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C
Maybe we'll get into this a little bit. There could be room for conversation.
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Yeah, I think so now when we have you. I've been working with you guys for four years, and I've been using your products ever since. Everything, every new thing you come out, I'm using. I love all your products. A lot of my people that follow me love your products. I would say you probably saved a lot of lives over the last four years through your products. What are your thoughts on that?
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I only believe God can save someone's life, so that's where I come from. But I believe he uses people as his. I don't know, as a reference for him. And hopefully, like you, Michael, and like Clayton, hopefully I've lived my life so that there's been solutions for people. I do think we've been able to provide solutions that have helped people all over the world during a time where there was a lot of uncertainty. And I'm thankful for that, to him and to people like you. That all of us working as a community, getting that out, I think is so important. When we just talked about parasites, we know that if you have parasites everywhere, they can take over the host and so can a virus. So my goal is for humans to understand that we're not here to just survive. We're here to thrive. So I tell this to people all the time. Now, listen, we can make it if we take care of our bodies and give our bodies the tools it needs to. We say mutate when we talk about viruses, when we talk about us, we talk about upgrading or being even stronger. And I do feel like the tools we have at the root brands are able to do that. I really do. I'm very thankful for that because all of us need to live the best life possible so we can help each other.
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Fabulous. So root brands protecting us from future problems that could be arising. The Huntavirus. And we're seeing more outbreaks all over the world. What are your thoughts on the Trinity Pack and some of the other things that you guys have to protect us from? Stuff coming well.
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So I know Clayton and I usually had different responses So I will go first, if that's okay.
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Oh, yeah. This is where it gets fun.
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So for me, the viruses were a natural progression from what happened. Just like I believe. And I know we've had more mutations of fungus and mold. We've had more mutations of bacterial and parasites. Right. And all of this got. They just. They feed together to take over the host. We're the host. Right. So for me, the Trinity was a basic tool to really help people in every area, focusing on really cleaning out the body, detoxing the body, and then supporting the body overall. And one of the important elements of that for me were the frequencies. So to be able. I wish people could go back and pull my initial patents and the one that just got approved. The first ones were under Cook. I'm divorced from Mary Declan, and these are under Wrong. But if you look at those, they included the extension of energy at 30%. They included the ability to use frequencies to help the chemtrails, 5G EMFs, all the way up to the stratosphere. And that was 2015. Right. They got approved in 2017, and now we have more approved. The whole focus was how do we detox our bodies during a chronic crisis in the world that is definitely going to impact our bodies. How do we not just survive, how do we thrive? And the Trinity was the first step to that, because being able to really clean the body with a product like Clean Slate and get all those that trash out, and it's everywhere now, it's worse than it was six years ago. And going back and using zero in to really not just help with the microbiome because people don't know this, but zero in is known to help people really cognitively and from an athletic performance perspective, improve upon who they are. Right. Even a sexual perspective. It's really meant to help you focus and to really be the best you can be. But it also has a detoxification component to that as well, with the pine bark velvet being L theanine and the way it is going into the GI and the microbiome and impacting this whole body, including the heart and the mind. That was my focus when I was creating that along with Restore. And I just did a talk on this. By using microencapsulations and by using pure formulations and then cleaning them out to try to get rid of the GMOs, to try to get rid of the toxins from the environment, we're able to give people vitamins and minerals and things like turmeric, curcumin, resveratol, black cumin seed in the strongest format so again, it can go in and help the body restore. Because your goal has to be. If you're under stress and you know this, Michael, if you're at war or you're scared or you're worried the enemy's going to attack, what do you have to do? You have to be resilient. You have to be powerful, you have to be stronger, you have to be better, you have to thrive and you have to breathe.
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You have to breathe and relax so you can respond to the situation.
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Yeah, yeah. But I feel like our world has turned into. We're all scared and for reasons we should be. Right? There's reasons we should be scared. It's good sometimes to have healthy fear. But I think the message that we need to have as a group, collectively with you and Tracy and me and Clayton and all of us is we can be resilient. These viruses, it's really, it's a shame that we're heading into a very hot summer and this many viruses are being announced and Ebola is being checked at airports. When you really think about it, one of my kids asked me, what happens when you have Ebola? And I had to explain about the bleeding out and the just destruction and almost an atomic bomb in the body and how scary that is that anyone has that, let alone when you compound that with the Hana virus and then you know that the circadia Covid is out there and the canine Covid, all of these together. How do you really get that body to be supported? And I think the trinity was made for a time like this to really help people support their bodies and be stronger and resilient, even though we're still facing a lot of outside environmental factors that can harm us.
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Can I throw a couple questions at her that pertain to this? Because I want to make sure this goes.
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Yeah, absolutely. Yeah.
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You just mentioned cicada in canine and people are talking about Hanta. Right. Because that's a buzzword. But the progress, the progression of mutations of that original COVID virus that has been amplified by the MRNA process that amplifies the. The mutation of a virus. Because when you were at Harvard, I remember listening to those 19 bioscience engineers that you never vaccinate in a live viral environment because you'll create mutations.
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Absolutely. To some scientists, the opposite of others. I just want to make.
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But it happens throughout time. Viruses mutate. Right?
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They do. But the scientific metal medical community all have different opinions on that. When you go to school and you're in school, you're debating. My personal belief is that the MRNA and I've said this before to people and I then misquoted that. It's okay. I. It's not bad in essence, the way it's made. In theory, it's not. It actually is an effective method to deliver something. It's a delivery system.
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Yes.
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The issue is the side effects that come from that delivery system are not just not ideal, in my opinion, should not be used for all future vaccines. And that's the direction that we're going. And you have to be very careful. Now, you asked me, are you able to get rid of what I would call residue of a vaccine? There's lots of different words you can use. My answer is it's not the end of the world if you've been vaccinated. I want to say that to people out there because there's a lot of you out there that have and you feel guilty or you feel bad or you're shameful. And I don't think anyone should feel that way. I feel like you need to have the tools to help the body clean out. Because compounding a virus with a vaccine and another virus and another vaccine and another virus can be extremely detrimental to an immune system. So the overall goal is how do we get the residue out of the body? How do we support. Restore the body? We basically want to relive and not die through all the things that are happening to us. And I feel as human beings, if we take that responsibility upon ourselves because we have to write, the government's not going to do that for us. Our politics are not going to do that. The economy can't afford it. We've got to take care of ourselves by giving us the tools we need. Which is why I feel like the Trinity is so important to people.
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You already have the patents filed for this that you did years ago. But the Hanta conversation, people have heard that discussion. But the cicada strain and the canine strain you know about, and it's not talked about publicly, but talk about those a little bit because they're going to be conversations this year. You already know about them.
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I don't know if they're not known about because to me they are. You guys would have to tell me if they don't know about it. So many people don't. Basically the circadia is more. Circadia, excuse me, is more about the immune system. And most people start that with a very sore throat. Until recently, there wasn't an assay to test for it. So if you went to the doctor, it would not show if it's positive. I don't know if that's been developed. Probably it is being developed, but that particular virus, the issue is the long term effects. And also it has a longer incubation period and the respiratory impact that it can have on the system. And same with canine. But if you asked me, Clayton, to be honest, I would have told you the canine virus, in my opinion, was already active. I've always said that from the very beginning. And they're just different variations.
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So when you say canine, what you're saying is that our dogs, our pets can get infected with a respiratory virus that's going around and the dogs that you have, that we live with can infect us as well as us infecting the dogs.
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What I'm saying is I've always thought that anyway. So what I'm trying to say is, from my opinion, I never agreed with it. Of course, I'm not going to sit and argue with every medical profession in the world that it's kind of like when they announced that you couldn't get Covid through sex. That was not intelligent, in my opinion, because if you're kissing someone and you're having sex with them, it's definitely closer than six feet apart. And you can't tell me you can't get a virus from that because that's not accurate. But I do want to tell the audience this. Here's the issue. You could test negative for a Covid, but it could be a new mutation. And I just want people to know that you could go in, be very sick, be very tired, have a very sore throat that feels like strep, not, I'm just going to give an example, not feel good, have problems breathing, go in. And the doctors may say, we tested you for Covid, it's negative. We tested you for mono, it's negative. We trusted you for strep, it's negative. We don't know what this is because until scientists develop an essay that will confirm that. And essays, just so everyone knows, are not always accurate. So even if you have an accurate, what they term as an accurate essay test, you wouldn't necessarily know that you have this. And just so the audience understands, if you've had Covid and you think you can be around another person with COVID or that hasn't been diagnosed because you've already been sick, just know you can cross contaminate. All the mutations are different. You can have more than one mutation at the same time. Just like you can do a vaccine for Covid and then get Covid a week later. And that's the problem is the compounding of viruses. That worries me, because you don't want to have two or three at the same time. The great thing about the human body is we are naturally made. When we have certain viruses, our bodies don't like to accept another virus that makes sense. We really try to preserve our immune system and our body so that doesn't happen. However, when you reach a tipping point where the land near water, people, animals have been toxic, and then you have EMFs and you have chemtrails and you have 5G and you're on your phones and you're being exposed constantly to radiation, your body's weakened, and that's the time that things like this can happen. So that's what people really need to care about their own bodies, take care of their own self. And staying inside in a house to protect yourself does not work, because some of these new viruses we know can come in even when you walk in with mud on your feet. And that's true. You want to take the time to look it up. You can. You can walk in, you are outside in the dirt, and you brought it in. And that's something people don't think about a lot. So your biggest defense is to take care of yourself and to empower yourself. MICHAEL it's like when you are in any kind of war or any kind of environment like that, you have to be protected. You go in with guns, right? You don't go into a fight without ammunition. And that's what people need to understand during times like this. You have to have the tools. You have to take care of your body. And right when you stop taking the tools, right when you stop taking vitamins and minerals and supplements or preparing the body or sleep or water, exercise, all of that is very important. When you let off the pedal on, that is when your body then becomes more susceptible because you haven't given your body the defense it needs to fight those things. And I really wish people would think about it like that. I wrote a book called Military Science, and I wrote the book about biological warfare and a couple of the chapters. This was written in the year 2000. It was launched the Kennedy Center. The book talks about how that impacts people. If you are using biological warfare just to let everyone know what we're under, what we're going through as humanity, it's not that we are going through a war where another country is trying to drop a bomb on us. It's around us, right so we've got to protect our bodies against things that could really run our bodies. Make us look older, make us age quicker, make us gain weight, make us have autoimmune disorders. I could go on and on. Make us have diseases, cancer, et cetera, et cetera. So what you have to do is you have to give your body, bodies a tool. The body, the tools, even as it pertains to mRNA. So from my opinion, you just got to build up the body so it can handle it. Do I want everyone to be vaccinated all the time now? Do I want people to have to spend their life having to deal with this? No. But we are all three of us. And, Tracy, we're all living in reality, right? So we know everything's happening around us. And I think the best thing we can do is give advice to people so that they can protect their bodies and be strong.
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So we're talking viruses. Is there anything that's going on with fleas, ticks, or mosquitoes? Is there any history of it you'd be familiar with and things that could be done now?
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So I. Most people know I've had Lyme disease. I was 19 when I contracted Lyme disease, and I was very sick, lost my memory, couldn't remember anything else. I didn't even know. Two plus two. Bizarre. And for a person that had never studied and had always done well in school, it completely wound out my ability to even take a test for a while. It was extremely hard. And I remember working at one of the pharmaceutical companies and later being at Camp Pendleton and talking about ticks and fleas and mosquitoes and different things with Lyme disease and how different countries, not our country, different countries. This is what my experience was. So I'm only going to say my experience because I don't ever expand upon what I've been told. I like to tell the facts, that this is a possible biologic, right? It could be in a tick and it could bite someone and you could hurt a country. So now, looking at what's happening with the tick infestation, I do have patents that I have filed a long time ago, and I recently found more that have to do with fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes and carry viruses and how to protect. I'm working right now currently on something where I'm trying to make sure that the fleas and ticks don't even land on the fabric or the skin. And I'm at. We were at 50%, and I'm trying to hit an 80% on that. Of course, I want to hit 100. But working on that was very important to me because I understand that we are seeing a tick infestation, which is so weird to me.
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Like, this is going to be the biggest one in history.
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It's crazy. I was in Puerto Rico. You were there. No.
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You weren't in Puerto Rico. I wasn't invited.
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I was with my two sons in Puerto Rico. Sorry. And they brought it up at the hotel we're staying at, the Ritz Carlton Dorado. Nice. Nice hotel. And they brought it up. They're having a problem there. And they asked me if I had seen this problem in other places. I said, I think it's everywhere.
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Hold on. They're on a freaking island where the ticks come from.
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Wow. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So this new alpha gal syndrome is really concerning.
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Yeah.
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Where people get bit by tick and they get alpha gal and they can't eat meat anymore.
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Dive deep into this because there's a piece that's not being talked about that somebody very well aware of. And say hello to my little friend. This little guy might be a key to this conversation.
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I love crushed. It's in my protein drink every day, every morning.
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Are you taking any at night?
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Not the crush. I do it during the day, but I take the skull day and night.
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Take some crush before you go to bed.
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Okay.
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Because when you look at. When you look at regeneration and everything, when the body. While you're sleeping, it does.
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It regenerates when you sleep. It. Actually.
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Good to know.
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So let's dive into this alpha gal concept, and then I've got a question for you on this.
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My. My big concern with that, just so you know, is obviously it's a concern, and I. Clay knows I stopped eating meat a while ago, which I. I'm an O negative, so I love meat, but I. Three years ago at the World Economic Forum, and then two years ago, and then this year it was talked about, right? About meat and about chickens and about the viruses and what they're carrying. And for me, it's just too much. I'm like, I don't want to deal with it. Because my big concern is the cows will get bit, and then you eat the meat, and then you get this from the meat, and then you're. That's it. Right? That's it.
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Hold on.
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So it's a concern for all meat. To me, like, for everything. It's when they told us at the World Economic Forum that we were not going to have. That most people in the world would never be able to eat meat. By the year 2030. And they actually said between 2027 and 2030. And of course, that's not a known fact. That's a prediction. But I listen to stuff like that because to me, you're in one of the most influential areas with the wealthiest and most important people in the world. You better pay attention. Even if you don't agree with what's being said, you better pay attention. Right. And so, for me, this is a major problem, Michael, and I really worry about it. One of the things that has to happen. I know he pointed to crush. You really have to get this immune system in place to find it. Because one of the things people don't realize is you can't be approached by a virus and beat it. And I'm saying that because I feel like we got. We have the mentality right now that you get something and you can't get rid of it. But the truth is, our bodies are honestly machines. We have got to figure out and unlock how we thrive and how we're stronger than any of this. Because that is a concern of mine, Michael. That's another. Just another virus. Like when I read the data on the Bard flu, the swine flu, and how, like, even we have a farm. Walking into the barn, you can bring it into your house, the dogs, the cats, like, all of that. It's just. It's overwhelming to realize we're going into summer, and these are the discussions that you're hearing that you're seeing. And the hantavirus, to me, is not just. It is a big deal to me. When you act like it isn't Clay. It has a very high rate of destruction. So for me, it's a concern.
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But you already have the patents filed at patent number 31. When you go on the site, which you'll have a link for, and you go under the science section, and you go down to patent number 31. You already have the patent filed for the mechanisms to address viral respiratory diseases. That was based on the data going back to 2020 and 2021.
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Yeah, I filed patents on it.
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So talk about that. Because the patents that you have filed on the website aren't pertaining to theory. The patents that you filed are actually due to clinical outcomes that have already been expert reviewed and published. And the patents are based on the protocols that have already been proven to address what is talked about as the title of each patent.
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The patents are multifaceted, so they start out as a utility manufacturing patent, where you go into details how it's manufactured. But I also did Go back and add case studies from all over the world. And I added protocols that some doctors are using to the actual patents and the standard operating procedures of how to do everything and how it's administrated, even down to dosing, because I wanted people to understand where we have seen some success without making a claim. What I love about patents is you are filing something that's new and different. You don't actually. You're not making a claim. You're proving a scientific invention that no one's done that can work. And it's not easy to get a patent approved. It's not easy at all. And I say this all the time, being able to understand what those patents need. It's significant. You don't have the newest patents that were approved, by the way.
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C
You have. We have more approved right there.
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Yeah, we have more proof.
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Go back to the. There, stop. Middle, right next to your cursor. Go down to Stuart.
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Wow, good. Gosh, you guys got some amazing patents going on here.
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C
Go up a little. Go up. Stop right there. Hold on to autism and adhd.
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Wow.
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Patents. There's some protocols and case studies that we've developed from all over. It's interesting, the initial patents that were filed, I didn't even have the case studies or protocols or data, but they got approved. I've only had one to date. I think that has been denied. And it was around one of the. I developed a super skin coating that would be placed with the emr. So I'm redoing it. I basically was trying to figure out, if we're on this earth, then we have to be like, in a suit because our environment's so bad. How do the doctors know how to treat us if we're in isolation? And honestly, that patent was filed in mind as something like ebolia or something happening where people would be isolated. How the doctor take care of them if they can't come to your room. That did not get approved. So I'm refiling that. The ones that have been approved were really focused on, again, helping human beings thrive during a time where we're seeing more and more illnesses, more diseases. How do we become what we really are, which is the superior being. Right? Because we're. We should be stronger than a tick or a flea or an insect or
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a virus or a reptile.
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And I think this is what's making me so mad right now about everything happening. Because the way we will beat this is through resilience and strength and honestly, having the love, faith, hope in our hearts. To do what we know we need to do. Giving up is not an option. Having scientists, business people, men, women, really come forward and use the tools they need for their body, but also go out there and educate people. I think it's so imperative. It's so important, because this summer, I really believe due to the economy, due to the war, due to all the viruses, the heat, everything that's going on, because you're looking at the potential for an environmental catastrophe, you have to. I know the three of us on this phone call are on this zoom. Know this, right? But not everyone does. You're hoping that doesn't happen, but you always have to plan appropriately to be ready for things could happen. You really do, or else you're just left there without anything. So I feel like the skin defense formula that was created for the skin, understanding what we're seeing right now with the electromagnetic fields and what we're seeing with EMFs and the sun and how it's impacting our bodies, it's almost like we're under pressure cooker. We've got all these viruses and everything. We're, like, under pressure, and I'm like, we've got to stop it. We've got to honestly give our bodies the tools it needs to stop everything.
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So I want to hit on EMS real quick, because this is a conversation that people are having, but I believe that people are having the wrong conversation around EMS because they don't understand physics. Good thing that we have a quantum physicist and a nanobiotechnologist in this conversation. Now, a couple years ago, I was in a pool, and she was out of the pool, and I'm an audio file she has. She's eidetic and photographic and everything God could ever put in one package. But I was. I was doing a live in the pool in Mexico, saltwater pool, of course, and there were speakers in the pool. So it's trying to do a live. And I'm doing a live out on WI Fi. And then I go underwater. Amazing music underwater. Cell phone cut off and signal. I come back up. I have signal. I go underwater. I have no signal. I come up. I have signal. So I went to the resident quantum physicist, and I asked her, does water block EMFs? And you said.
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I said, the answer is yes and no. That's what I said. I said, it does. But there's an ability to basically unblock it as well. Scientifically, you can do almost anything, so. So it's minimized, if that makes sense. That makes sense, Michael. It's not as if you're not underwater.
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The human body is a liquid crystalline matrix. But if you put mercury and aluminum into that liquid crystalline matrix, electromagnetic frequencies would resonate with those heavy metals, not the liquid crystalline structure that is naturally there. So the issue that people are perceiving with electromagnetic frequencies does not have to do with the frequencies. Because we've been getting hit with stuff since they invented radar. Right. If we had a problem with ems, we would be hearing every radio station in our head right now. But we don't, because we don't have the receiver for those specific frequencies. But lead, mercury, aluminum, fungus grows because of those heavy metals. Parasites all resonate with different frequencies, Correct?
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Correct.
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Brilliant. Wow. So now I understand your Instagram post better. The root cause of disease. Yes.
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And that's absolutely.
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Formulating water in your system, which normally blocks it, but then it infiltrates and allows us to move through. Wow.
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Poison from conception. And this has been, like she said, this has been a process of a hundred years. This is not something new. Right. This is the buildup because generational influence. And there might be some beings here that have figured out how to transfer from one to another to make sure that they're still here after one skin suit gets old and then they jump into a younger one. She knows these things. Yes.
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So What I love, Dr. Rahm, is that you have been around the military, you've been in the doms, you work with Big Farm, you've also worked currently with the, the Department of War. So you're inter integrated in all this stuff. You understand the good guys and like I have over time, the bad guys. But you, you have learned to work around them and create these, these great formulations that keep us protected.
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Yeah, I. So in manufacturing, I had to register with the FDA and the Department of Defense to do some of the things we do in manufacturing. And I. People ask me, do other manufacturers have to do that? I don't know. We do, we do gmp, we do nsf, Kosher, Halal, all of the credit accreditations. And for me, with my background, because I've worked in different countries, I've worked all over the world, it's important that I understand what's going on. I will tell everyone. I, of course, don't know every. To me, a conspiracy theory has a truthful element to it. Let me just say that. And so do I know every part of everything? No. But I feel like I've been exposed to as much as anyone's been exposed to. To be honest and to be a mother. That's for adult Children. It seems so odd to me. That's where I am in my life, and that's what's happened. It was never planned. It was a sequence of events where I was around a lot of different projects, a lot of different things. And then I do think as the patents have gotten approved, more and more governments have reached out to me to come to meetings or to speak at G20 conferences or different things that have to do with their particular discussion matter. Which it's hard because I'm not a politician. I'm not someone that works directly with our government. Even though I'm around it all the time. I'm. But it's hard. But it's also good because I'm exposed to everything. A lot. A little bit of everything, if that makes sense. Where I see things. And then historically, it's like reading a book. I was in Lebanon with Syria von Blevin. I've just been. I've been involved in so many different things that I look back and think, how in the heck did that happen? And it just happened. And I think there's a reason. I think it's because, like you, Michael, and like Clayton and like Tracy, I'm supposed to do things that are really helpful to humanity and sometimes not easy to do, but they need to be done. And that does take a lot of strength. But it also takes a lot of humility, in my opinion. Because to know what's going on in the world and to understand it to the level I feel like you do and I do and other people do, it's hard sometimes to figure out how are we even going to come up with these solutions. That the answer is not stopping. The answer is we have to move forward. We have to speak up and we have to do the right thing, of course, while we're taking care of ourselves and protecting ourselves. Because it is a issue. What is going on and how do you stop it? And who do you upset if you do stop it? That's your question. It's. My question is always, why would you ever want to hurt anyone? And why would you ever want to do anything that would hurt humanity in general? And I realize now I'll never have that answer right. Because I just don't think like that.
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It's a profit motive, in my opinion. So they're. They're looking for profit. They keep us unwell and they make more profit that way. You, on the other hand, you guys are keeping everybody healthy.
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A
Yeah.
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B
And. And these crazy viruses and parasites and stuff so forth can't get in and do their dirty deeds. Now, I love that you guys, like you talk about you're rubbing shoulders with the World Economic Forum. You're seeing what's going on there. I think that's fantastic. You're amongst a lot of people come to you for good information because they see that you guys are on the up and up and you're basically trying to help humanity. And then there's this other group, and I've seen these groups over time. They're very obscure. They're a small. They're a small group, but they seem to have a lot of powers. Very frustrating.
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C
It's interesting philosophically, and I was given a piece of insight from one of our colleagues who has been around that space for a long time. He's trying to. He kind of moves within those circles because he wants to be accepted. And he gave me one of my favorite quotes as it pertains to this, which goes back to one of my mentors in what he did. But you're either at the table or you're on the menu. And Christina was hitting on. If you're not at the table and you're. You might not be one that agrees with everybody's conversations at the table and you might not eat from everything that's on the menu. Right. Because you're like, wait a minute, that one doesn't look like it's suited for me to eat because it might be like me, but if you're not present, you're going to be one that is weeded out or you might be served instead of being of service. And that's been one of the primary points. So, like her understanding in the creation of sculpt and crush, which took years, we under. You understood MRNA and what was going to happen and were told years before this became a conversation because of some of the relationships and rooms you were put in. But then because of the travel to Switzerland four years ago, they were talking about how they were going to deploy GLP1s based on what the MRNA vaccines were doing.
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That wasn't all they talked about. They talked about, I hate disagreeing with you. I'm sorry.
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C
Oh, I love it when you disagree with me.
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Okay. We're talking about the obesity, the diabetes, the GLP1s. However, how GLP1s could also help you in other areas. And for me, my focus was, how do I do this naturally and without the side effects. Right. If this is something that's going to become an ongoing issue in our world, we're going to still have to deal with all of these Things. How do we block different things that are going to impact our immune system and our bodies? And so that's what I did in a natural way through different sequences and frequencies with those products.
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C
So let me extrapolate on this. So I understand it because you've got six doctorates. I have a PhD in Ramanics. I studied her. But these. Mr. The MRNA vaccines and the process that they go through in the human body, they will basically exacerbate or identify and amplify a weakness in each individual in a human body. Is that about right?
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It can. It's one of the things. There's a lot of things that can. Actually.
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There's a cascade. So there's.
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That's one of the things that can do that.
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C
This is a prime. Let me make sure I word this properly. So you. You want to answer it, because if I say absolutes, she gets mad. But this is likely a contributing factor into why an amount of athletes, whether it's collegiate or professional, are seeing injuries to connective tissue that we've never seen before in history. Because athletes training are putting stress on. On muscles and connective tissue and have the. Especially the professionals that had to get multiple shots while they're very strong physically, that which is in them is identifying the weakness in there. And then with the amount of glyphosate that's also in the body, that creates weakness in connective tissue is causing ruptures. But in. In a population that has a high level of insulin resistance, we'll just call them American. Whether you're obese or you're too skinny or you have some semblance of dysbiosis in between, it's likely that there is a cascade that scientists know that if you had 60 to 70% of a population that got vaccinated, a portion of that cascade would lead to an amplification of insulin resistance. And it would be intelligent because you know that vanity is our favorite sin, that if you created a drug that synthetically would. Would block one of these natural pathways, that they could make trillions on that, because if you do it synthetically, you can't get off of them. That is a pathway of development. From a business standpoint, that would be quite successful. And scientifically, that could take place.
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A
You said a lot. I don't know how many people are going to understand everything that you just said. So here's my answer. Clay. It can be one yes, that. I'm going to go back to what I've said the whole time. It's a tipping point. It's not one thing, it's not one virus, it's not one vaccine. It's a combination of being hit from every area. So when you talk about 5G EMFs, chemtrails, pollution, war, nuclear waste that keep going, the vaccines, right? MRNA, spike protein. When you look at all of this, and then you look at your other environmental factors and mycoplastics that are now in our blood, that are part of us, and you look at the fact that we have parasites we've never recognized before, we have fungus we've never seen before, like, all of this going on, in my opinion, contributes to that. So if someone was trying to do something, it would be almost genius because you're being approached from every area. Which one is it? There's so many of them that your main goal has got to be to clean out your body and to get rid of all of that trash, including any kind of energetic field or anything in the body that is making you sick. Because I really believe it's almost like we're a. And whether you want to say it's because of the spike proteins or you want to say it's because of mRNA, or you want to say it's because of pollution or phones or whatever, it's like we have antennas on our heads and we're in. Anyone that doesn't get that, it's kind of shocking to me because it's like, what walking around and we have been primed to be getting things. Even if you will notice, the summer, you're going to see more and more rashes, more and more things on the skin because of everything around us and how it's impacted our bodies. Our bodies can only handle so much because they're physical. Yes, our spirit is. We have a soul, there's a spirit. But physically, we have to make it. And to do that, we've got to take different things. Which is why the peptides for me were so important. Sculpt was so important because the insulin resistance and everything going on in people's bodies, and I did connect the bat that if we don't take care of these particular issues, we're going to get. We're going to have more and more issues. To me, and so it's all about empowerment and about thriving. And when you talk about a toxic load, here's what I want everyone to know. We are at the highest toxic load. Choose a company. Choose things that you're working with. Choose food that doesn't have toxins in them. I think of our company as a company dedicated to getting rid of toxins in the world. And for me, whether it's our skin care or whether it's restore or zero in or any other product that we have, it is so instrumental that everything that we produce doesn't have toxins or has less toxins than any product like it. And that means it takes extra work, that means it takes time. But that's why I think the products are self worth.
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C
You hit on peptides a little bit, tie together the science of peptides, because you've worked with them for 30 years.
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Your peptides are your belly blocks to the body. Michael, I could tell you and Tracy work out. You make sure you take care of yourselves. The truth is this is like a scaffold, right? Our skin. Think of it as a canvas. You can't paint on it. If it doesn't hold, the canvas isn't held together. And your peptides hold even the skin in your body together. You can't produce collagen and colostrum if you use a collagen on the skin. Guess what, guys? Nothing's going to happen when you go and buy a collagen moisturizer if you don't have peptides for them to hang on to and for your body to be stronger, which are the building blocks to your body that you can't hold on to? Those good nutrients, those good vitamins. You can't hold on to the immune system having the power it needs. Peptides are an important imperative part to who you are and how you were built. If you have a child and they want to do Legos, they can't do it unless they actually have the blocks, right? Start the foundation. That's why Crush was so important to me to make, because I knew people needed to hold on to the power that really created who they are. And peptides are a part of that. That's why the skincare line has a sequence of peptides. And if you ask me why did I choose the sequence that I chose, it was to protect against outside environmental factors. So when you look at Crush and why it works so well, it's clean. Peptides hold on to heavy metals. Peptides hold on to toxins. People give injections. It's so interesting to me. Everyone was upset about the vaccines. No one's upset about the fact they're giving injections in their bodies and they don't know what's in it. And my answer to that is, you don't scare people. They want to do peptide injections, it's fine, because there are some that are really good for you. But taking a peptide that's a powder that's been sequenced to also help you with your body and the detoxification and the foundational support for the body is so imperative. This product is approved in over 90 countries and now we're going into 180. And to get all of that approved is not that easy. So it was a definite, definite strategic pathway that I wanted this to be a long term product and not something that would be pulled from the shelf.
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C
So peptides are basically a sequence of essential amino acids that are done to signal specific things. And these things are supposed to be done biologically.
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Yeah. And you do understand that our peptides are different than an injection. Injection.
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C
And talk about this scientifically, because this took you three years to get done and get approved because of what you were doing and how you were stacking things. So BPC157 is a big conversation. Right. Because the science actually doesn't hold up to the claims of what they're talking about from an injection standpoint. Check this. So BPC is actually a string of 19 essential amino acids. Can you pull up Crush again? Because there are nine essential amino acids, right? And these nine essential amino acids you cannot make, you have to consume, you have to get them all. So Crush is designed to have all of them, seven primary. But then the nanobiotechnologist in here loaded in the other two in a secret way because she's a genius. There's this, she's a savant, that marine phytoplankton, the spirulina that you use actually has the full spectrum of 9, but has the other 2. Because the 7 you put in such a high concentration that the body needs those. The other two found in the spirulina are the kickers. But you add HMB and you added these other liver metabolites.
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I did, but I also. The phytoplankton was also added because I wanted every vitamin and mineral you get your hands on. And this particular phytoplankton, everything is just packed into it. So people, while they're getting the peptides, are getting the strength that they need from that supplement. It's actually take like people say to me, do you have a vitamin? A, B, C, D? This is everything packed into that mitochondria.
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C
So you did this because you knew we couldn't eat the meat.
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I was worried we couldn't eat the meat. People needed peptides. People need, people actually benefit from meat. So my problem was if they can't get Meat. Where are they going to get this protein? Where are they going to get these amino acids? How are their bodies going to recover once they're being attacked? It was a major problem for me because I'm like. And not everybody wants to take a shot every day. And I didn't find anything else out there that was going to basically provide that just as almost a supplementation instead of meat. For me it was very important. And again, this was a projection for me. Worried about what can possibly happen. But what do you want me to do as a scientist? Do you want me to sit back and not worry or do you want me to come out and say this is something that I think can be a problem and that's why I created it.
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C
So I thought it would be when we look at the digestion process and if we look at beet, because beet is the most. Used to be one of the most powerful foods we could consume.
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Yeah.
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Now it's loaded with glyphosate. Ticks bit it loaded with all the other chemicals. Grass beds, worse than farm rays, but they're all bad. Thank you, Bill. But you have the digestion. You have the digestion process that the body has to go through when you eat steak or hamburger or beef to digest the components, to metabolize it to separate and break apart into the amino acids. What you did with crush is you bypass the entire digestion pathway and sent everything in clean. So your liver goes, oh, I have no work to do here.
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Another reason it was such a. It was so important to me is because colon cancer is up about 70% in women in their 20s and 30s. This statistic has gone up every year. It's also up in men. You've got 20, 30 year old men having colon cancer when they didn't used to even be tested until they were in their 40s. So I knew digestion was a problem. Microbiome is a problem, which was why relive grains is so important. Free and probiotics. For me, I wanted something that was easy to digest. So anyone that had GI issues, because I come from a family that has diverticulitis, Crohn's, different things like that. Irritable bowel syndrome. I worked for UCB Farman, which is out of Belgium. I worked with all of this stuff. And so for me I'm like, what are we going to do about all of these GI issues that then the microbiome is affecting the heart. And I want everyone to hear this. So you have a microbiome issue. If you have an irritable bowel syndrome, or you have Crohn's disease, or you have diverticulitis, or you have. I could go on and on. Any kind of issue that you're having with your gut impacts the heart and the brain. So if that microbiome is working itself correct, crazy. And it's not doing well, and then you have tumors that are being produced, and we can't figure out why this is happening. The obvious solution as a scientist is how do we do something that's easier on the gut, that's easier around everything from the heart to the brain? And it's easy to digest because here's another fact that people don't get. Your metabolism isn't just impacted by the gut. It's impacted by the heart and the brain. And the entire system, even the lymphatic system, is connected to that. So you've got to empower it. And one of the ways to do that is through Peptides. Another way is through Nat and Kirstington, which is why immune defense chill was so important. So, as you can see, you're basically stacking. When people say to me, why do you need to stack? Again, this goes back, in my opinion, you can tell that my dad was in Vietnam and my whole family when they were all in the military, because in my opinion, how are you going to protect yourself? How are you going to have the tools where you know you're going to win? And for me, I'm trying to get us all to win. You want your good people to win? We don't want to just be there and we're gradually dying slowly. No, we need to be empowered up. And that's why crush was so important and Sculptor is important. You're exactly right, Clyde. Because of the sugar and the carbs and wanting our bodies to really work correctly. Because unfortunately, there are people that have been impacted by shots, There are people that have been impacted by radiation. There are people that have been impacted by GMOs. And as much as no one wants us to talk about that, this is a reality. So then you step into the reality. Instead of being scared, you have to feel empowered, and you have to have the tools that can really give your body what they need.
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C
So there's a lot of conversations about in nutrition of people living in a caloric deficit.
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Right.
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C
And whether it's fasting, intermittent fasting, the concepts of fasting. Is there a difference between the consumption of nutrients and calories? And does the body need calories per se, or does it need nutrients? So when you look at Crush, the caloric intake is virtually zero.
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No. That's why I get so frustrated when people say, like, store has there's any kind of calories and any of the products that we have, you need a small amount of calories. Yes, Clyde, you do. But you mostly need nutrients. But here's the kicker. You can't get nutrients if you're skinny or you're overweight. If your body is toxic, if you have heavy metals, if there's toxins, if you're worried about MRNA and spike proteins, if you're worried about all this stuff, you can't get those unless you clean out those pathways. Your hormone pathways, and I hope everyone hears this, are impacted by that, too. Sculpt was made in a way that MRNA, not MRNA, sorry, GLP1s, are produced naturally in the stomach. With sculpt, I wanted them to be naturally produced. So it is a slower process. But the answer to that is another reason sculpt was so important to me, is it does, again, have the detoxification process, just like Crush. And if everyone says to me, why are you constantly detoxing? Because while you're supporting the body, you've got to remember at the same time, you're taking the trash out. So you're getting rid of that, you're supporting it. For all of you guys that are worried about sexual health, I have people talk to me all the time about testosterone, about estrogen. Know this. If your body is toxic, those hormone pathways aren't working appropriately. Look it up, check it out, you'll see that's true. And that's another reason it's so, so important as you age. Like, I feel like people can look better when they're 70, honestly, than when they're 40 if they take care of their body correctly. But it's something you have to work out. You have to be involved. And for people that are on peptides or hormones, and I know we're getting ready to launch a hormone protocol with some products, but it's okay if you're on other things that you got to remember at the same time. Take the products that are getting rid of the trash, Take the products that are getting rid of the heavy metals and MRNA and all the stuff that shouldn't be in the body, because your body needs to be as pure as possible so that immune system can kick in, so the hormones can kick in. And so you are basically one of the happiest, best looking people in the world. And that that's who you need to want to strive to be because you can't. And to tell yourself you can't during this time is simply not true. You just have to have the tools to do it.
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C
Oh, you want to hit restore a little bit.
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A
Restore for me is one of my favorite products. Restore was made in a. It's the trinity. You have clean slate restore and you have zero in.
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C
Pull up the patents real quick, Michael. I'll show you some that'll get her excited. But people can't comprehend because this one patent I think with the analysis that we had done was worth four and a half billion dollars. Scroll down a little bit more.
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A
Okay, Michael, I'm not worth that much money.
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C
So that's not you. It's just the IP go down one more.
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A
Are you talking about Permit Molson?
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C
No, the. Not the Lectin detoxification which is part of it, but the nano emulsion. The nanoemulsion patent.
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A
Yeah. I don't know if it's approved yet. We'd have to look at that.
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C
So. But talk about how you. What you did to create nano emulsions. Because marketing people talk about liposomes. You understand liposomes because you've worked in biotech and you have actually created real life isome first.
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Excellent. I can probably claim that we have liposomes in the product. The issue with that is you really can't test and you look at pharma guidelines, even in the pharmaceutical industry, liposomes, they dissipate really quickly. So it's hard to prove that. And they don't recommend that you say that in association with a nutraceutical. And I'm extremely careful because of my background. I want to make sure I don't think anything that that is a lie. It could be true. I still have to be careful. So.
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C
But.
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But I'm using a different type of emulsion that's really capturing. It's like a Michael encapsulation. So that it is capturing the nutrients of everything that I'm making in that cold press method. Because I'm wanting to basically make it as strong as something could be. And what happened when I went into development of that formulation is I was told in front of client that there's no way it was possible to be. I couldn't make it that it wasn't going to work. And they ended up. I'll never forget the day walked into office. They simply can't do it.
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C
It's too expensive and it's too strong.
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A
It's too strong.
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C
It'll stain your teeth.
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It'll stain your teeth. And So I said, send me over the formula again. I'd already been in the lab twice. And I said, let me tweak it and make some changes and send it back. But then he came back and said, it still doesn't work. And I said, you know what? I'm not doing it. I'm not producing it. It's not going out. Find someone else to do it. That's another scientist. Because this is what I want, this is what I feel like we need. And I literally feel, and I just said this morning, you could take one teaspoon of this and get what you needed for your microbiome. That's my thought for your body. Because it's so concentrated, which is why he's now going in and instead of 15 packets, he's going to make 30 packets. So people have these for the whole month. But the reason it's so strong is because of the way I made it and the process, process of how I made it so that even a sprinkle of this is giving the body what it needs. My goal was restoration. My goal was regeneration. When people say, oh my gosh, I'm so scared about the viruses, my answer is, me too. But guess what? We can regenerate. Our bodies are amazing. We literally can restore. But we have to choose to do that. And instead I'm hearing what everyone's saying, that everyone's going to die. We have to step up and be powerful like God made us to be. And I really believe that. I really believe that.
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C
Because you took a couple components that are ancient and biblical, that are used. The every Egyptians were used.
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A
Everything in here is in the Bible.
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C
So let's get on up. Cumin CD level.
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A
Yes.
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C
Resveratrol.
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A
Yep. Apple cider vinegar.
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C
Apple cider vinegar pure Curcuminoids.
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A
Yeah.
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C
Duty ribose, raspberry ketones for metabolism. And then pure like really good cane sugar because that small amount acts as a catalyst. And the apple cider vinegar is really unique, not just for its gut health, but how you constructed these, the combination of those actually makes them bioavailable, which is not natural to their state. Black cumin seed oil is not naturally absorbable or it metabolize not.
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A
And that people get very confused about that because it's not easily metabolized in its natural format unless you make it in a specific way. And so that's misinformation that you can find anywhere on the Internet. You really look into it. You can look into my patents. It's a different story. When you look at how you can really make these products. And again, people have a really. It's so interesting. They can understand a vaccine, they can understand birth control. They can't understand products. So. But that particular product. Clayton, you remember this? I wrote a book based on all the ingredients in the Bible. And I also read the Quran, I read all the biblical teachings. And I wrote a book based on what I felt could help people if they just used what were in those books. And the format of that I sent over to Clay. And it was before I was working
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C
at rig, it was called Noah 600.
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And then I went in and the products are based a lot on that particular book that I wrote. And it took a lot of time to study that one. He says it took three years. I read the Bible the first time front to back when I. Before I was 10. So it's just been something I've studied my whole life. And it was very interesting as a scientist to do that.
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C
So.
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B
Right.
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A
But anyway, it's.
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B
It's Christina Christen. Yeah. So it's.
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C
No. So let's. This is what. This is where my PhD is in Ramanetics. Right. So what's in a name? Let's get into this real quick. Hold on. Everybody take notes on this. Watch her go nuts. Let's dive into what's in a name. So Christina small, female Christ follower of
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Christ is what I mean. My mother did it in a cross stitch, so my wallet says follower of Christ.
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C
So let's dive into this antics or servant of Christ. Let's dive into the semantics of what follower of Christ could mean. That means came after Christ.
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We all did. We all did.
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C
Operative word. Now the name Ram, where does that come from?
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It's Rom is a biblical name in many religions. So it depends on where you look, but Rom, everyone's heard of Ramadan and everyone's heard of. When you hear that different chanting, it's. So you have Ram. It's interesting. It's very interesting.
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C
And this name lines the Egyptian pyramids.
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It does, yeah.
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C
And the God of the sun, going back to Mesopotamia and everything before was Ra. And what is known in that study is the daughter of Ra, the creator of humanity was named.
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I'm just thankful that I am a follower of. Of who created us. That's why I very happy now.
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C
One of my favorite. One of my favorite movies was called the Fifth Element.
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B
That is a good one.
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C
And what's interesting is I'm Corbin Dallas, may I introduce. She's the Fifth Element.
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A
I. So Clayton has all these.
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C
These beliefs, part of my PhD studies,
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my belief is that we are each here for a time like this. I do believe that. And I think that if we fulfill why we're here, we will level up and not level down. I just, that's the message I want to let. I want to lead everyone with. Instead, here's the facts, and they are fear. There is fear, right? There is things that we. There are things we should be scared of that are really happening to us. But here's the thing. We've got to figure out how to level up. If we don't level up, then we're leveling. And so people ask me about the Matrix. They asked me what I think about that. Someone asked me the other day, I think Western Yaman, how I, if I ever believed we're like in a game. And I said in my mind, the way I've always felt is that. Not that God put me here to be in a gang, but if I don't keep going up and being better, then why am I here? And I really believe that. And I would never, of course, hurt anyone on purpose. I would never want anything bad to happen. But I do think there is something to be said about the survival of the fittest. And I don't think it has to do with money and power. I think it also has to do with mentality and spiritual, emotional and psychological warfare and how you handle things and how you transcend. And that's what I'm going to say in every product I've worked on. The focus for me was transition. Transition. I can't say it right. Transition. I'm saying it wrong. Sorry, guys. I want to go up. I want everyone to go up. And it can't just be me. It's like the female that finds a great. A great dermatologist or plastic surgeon and she doesn't want to tell her friends because she wants to be the prettiest one in the room. Here's what I'm going to say. I don't need to be that person. I want everyone to be that person. We all need to be the best versions of who we are. And I do believe the root products do that.
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Well, we're all connected, right? Because we are the matrix. Every one of us is a matrix in itself. We're a liquid. We're a liquid crystalline matrix. We are divinely created. We're an energetic field. We're a biological quantum computing system that is powered.
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Does that know that, by the way? I just want to ask you guys this because from my viewpoint, it's so Hard for me. I've told Clayton before, one of the reasons that I'll talk a lot, I really don't, is because there's things that I think everyone must know that everyone has to know that when. And then they'll say, people don't know that I'm like, but they really do and claims that they don't. And so for me, studying a human being, we are the most powerful energy source in the world, right? If you tap into this, that's why you have all these sci fi movies where they show people eating off people, right? They have tubes all in them and they're getting energy from them. Because the truth is we are energy. And so that's why it's so important to clean the energy. My patents got approved to clean hydrogen energy and hydrogen gas and oil. And why were they connected to the human being? Same thing. We are energy. And so how do you make hydrogen gas and oil go longer? You clean it out. That's how you make 30% longer. You make sure that you cleaned it, that it's in its purest form, and then it will go longer. Same way with human beings. Do you want to go? Do you want to let 30% better?
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C
Well, you wrote this book on Noah 600, and this dude built the ark when he was how old? 300 years old?
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I think he was. No, I think he was older, wasn't he?
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Oh, so let's think about this. So like, long time ago, wasn't he 600? That dude was 600 freaking years old. Let's think about this. We can't make it 75 right now because our environment is so polluted. And this is the problem. People are like, oh, I like psychedelics. Guess what? When they were do and they say this is the ancient medicine. Guess what? When they were using psychedelics in the ancient times, we didn't have levels of mercury, lead, aluminum, cesium, strontium, gadolinium, glyphosate, microplastics, PPE, PCBs, PBD, phthalates, all of these other chemicals that have overridden our system that would open you up for satanic possession. If you start playing with tools that your environment is not conducive to open up, because if you have two boxes, in one of them is this pristine, beautiful box and the other one is Pandora's and someone just replaces the pristine, beautiful box with another Pandora. And you think you're going to play with the beautiful box, but you end up opening Pandora's box. That's not an Ideal situation. Because it's not the beauty that comes out. It's the beast.
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So Noah was 500 when he and his son started building the ark in 600 when the floods came.
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Okay, 19. I thought he was 18. I was trying to remember the exact number.
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C
He was 500 years old. That's.
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And I think the. Our age. Age we didn't know after the flood before them. They're old. They look old lives. We need to get that back. We gotta get back pushing. And you're getting us there. But. Yeah, keep working it. Thank you.
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But this is the point that each of us makes the choice. We have to make the choice to become our best selves. God gave us this amazing gift. Free will. That's the test. Look. And there's a point in this book that a lot of people reference. It said, you will be deceived. Deceived. And you will choose poorly.
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Because a lot of people do choose poorly. Most of the st. Yeah. So you just have to be wise about it. I'm not sure I understand the point.
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Because if you are deceived into making poor decisions, that deception is intended to allow you to be controlled and manipulated. Because we are God's most powerful creation and that power is what other beings want to control.
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It's a great thing that God put solutions on this earth so we don't have to worry about it. What he literally did is he planned for sin, he planned for mistakes, and he planned for people to be smarter than that and to provide solutions so they never had to live their life in a. In misery. And that's where the whole chain of conversation for me, I always go back to this. Don't feel shame. Don't feel guilt. Don't feel horrible. In fact, make. Just make better decisions. Instead, start the new day like it's a clean. I say this all the time. It's a clean slate. Okay, we know maybe you made a bad decision and you follow what someone told you to do in the past. Okay, today's today. So what are you going to do today? And that's when I feel very empowered for every human being on this earth because you can step forward and make good decisions so that you look and feel better. It's really simple to me. I say it constantly. I didn't do products for someone that had cancer or someone that had multiple sclerosis or someone that had psoriasis or someone that had adhd. I did those for all people, regardless of their diagnosis. Because you can clean anyone's body. You can support and Restore anyone's body. They have to choose to want that. But that's where I think it all has to go back to empowerment. Because I think what happens wrong, this is my opinion. And what happened during the whole pandemic was people just got stagnant in that fear. And so I think we as leaders have got to step up and really empower people throughout the world, regardless of what their decision was back then. Because we have to unite with the people that really are trying to move forward and serve humanity and move up. Because that's where. If we can find that resilience within each other and we can see that we surround ourselves and we give ourselves the right tools that we put into our body, then I think that we can be whatever we want to be. But if we stay stagnant and we stay centered on the fear and not the solutions. I just remember my dad coming to me over and saying, don't bring me a problem without bringing me a solution. So he would just cut me off. I had the best dad in that way. He was pretty strict. He was from the military. So there was a lot of harsh realities I guess I would call for me, but I don't.
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I got that too. In the military, yeah, you better have a solution.
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He would always say, just don't even come talk to me. And so I think that's really set my life of realizing, okay, I can't even talk about this unless we all have solutions, because we have to come with them and we had to shear them. Now, does that mean everyone's going to listen to us? No. There's a lot of people that probably don't even want to hear what we have to say, but there's enough people out there that will listen that we can make dramatic changes in the world.
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C
What do we know? And you know this from being in your work and operational, you can hit somebody once and they won't respond, but you hit them over and over and over and over again, eventually they'll submit.
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Yeah, we're not.
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That's what happened in Covid. But now we have where you start with the Trinity back and. Yeah, I've been using that. I know you got. We've had many shows where we talk about how you were around people that were unfortunately losing people, and you got them on the Trinity pack and they stopped losing people.
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C
Clean it.
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B
Clean yourself out and zero in. I use that so much. So much. And you'll see a change. Just use them. Tell me. And I was like, I'm telling you, Peptide, another Trinity Pack. I use that and, like, my skin is much, much better. And. Yeah, so. And then Clayton was like, yeah, it's a meal. It's a meal. I'm like, relive grit. What are you talking about? You really have grand greens and Crush and Sculpt and the.
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C
The.
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All the other stuff. I put it in my shake and I'm satisfied. Oh, yeah.
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C
No, you're watching.
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B
I'm so. I'm leaner, I'm healthier. Give me back my youth. It's. I love dumping that stuff in. I was like, this is gonna be good.
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C
But the combination of give me back my youth with Crush and KL3, because the body needs the Omega 3s, the absolutely potential crucial fatty acids. Not from fish, but from the best sources of krill available. The combination of the essential amino acids Crush and the liver metabolite. So you're bypassing that along with the fats, the Omega 3s that you're getting from KO3 and relive greens and then the extra collagen, colostrum, Colost, Low vine colostrum. It is cruelty free.
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And colostrum and collagen are very important. If you have the peptides, they can help the immune system by protecting it and almost creating, like, a shield. And we don't talk about that enough either. I feel like those two ingredients that are in Gimme Back My youth really were named that for a reason. It does change what I look like when I take it. It does change my hair. People ask me all the time, they'll grab my hair. Clayton's with me. Is this your real hair? I'm like, yes, it is. I know it's.
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C
Why don't you pull my hair, please?
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A
No, Clayton. I was Clayton one time, and someone came up and grabbed the back of my hair, and I was like, what are you doing?
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C
Like, wait a minute. I'm the only one who gets to do that now. That's in the sex book, by the way.
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A
No, it isn't. Oh, my gosh,
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C
That's great. That's going to be in the dedication is every once in a while you just.
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A
Clayton, that is not. Michael, that is not in the book. Oh, why? Yeah, give me back my view. Because something that I think is extremely important. And so I had skin cancer on my nose and I treated it naturally. I have to be careful how I talk about it because someone had pulled a video where I said that other ingredients.
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C
None.
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A
Yeah, I actually am putting that on my nose because I'm trying to help the skin grow back where I lost a little bit of skin, and I think it's actually working. And I want to say another fact. Please know this, everyone. The products can be used on the inside or outside the body. The animal products that we made that are in there are actually human grade products, because there's more problems with animals just like humans than they've ever seen. Now, Restore, for me, is a powerful pain agent. And I didn't, of course, launch it as a pain medicine because you don't launch nutraceuticals as pain medicine medication. And that's not why I made Restore. I made it to help restore the body. But Clay knows I have an allergic reaction to chlorine in the sun. So I went out in Scottsdale and everyone knows how hot it is right now, and literally burned my hands and feet because of the level of chlorine in the pool and the sun. It looked like blisters everywhere. And I was like, what is happening? And the only relief I could have is when I put Restore on it. And of course, I understand scientifically that it's reducing the inflammation because the turmeric, curcumin, black cumin seed, apple cider vinegar, risperitol. But I didn't realize how much it would impact my pain. And he tried everything. I tried everything because it was literally felt like I put my hands on a stove and there were blisters everywhere. The minute I put Restore on, I felt relief. And that was so important to me. And of course, I've used that for my face with all the issues that I've had. But I want you guys to know your skin is your largest organ. It covers 80%. So anything that Michael is putting into that smoothie, you can put on your skin. For the women out there, if you want to see a change in your skin, take your smoothie, put it on your face, and see how much better your skin looks the next day.
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C
So you're actually feeding your skin the same way you feed your mouth because your skin is 80% permeable.
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A
Yeah.
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C
So think about that from a skincare standpoint. If you're putting chemicals on your. In your skincare, then that's going inside you tattoos, same way. But here's the interesting part. You should be able to eat your skincare products. Right.
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A
I don't want everyone to go eat them that you could.
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C
But like the peptide mice, I could. Hold on. I was like, I use.
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A
Legally go online and say you can eat your skin.
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C
But I've tested this because Renault and the moisturizer, the moisturizer which are amazing. You can actually eat them. They taste kind of like paste, which for me, as a kid who used to eat glue.
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A
Okay, don't eat your skin care products. I.
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C
But you can, because they're so clean. When you put them on your skin, you're not putting the chemicals and everything else in them.
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B
Point.
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Yeah.
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C
I was talking around it.
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A
The skin care line is one of my favorite lines.
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C
Oh, my God. It's amazing that for guys.
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A
But I think it's good.
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B
No doubt about it.
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A
The skin actually one of the most important, the reason I brought the sun. In our environment. Skin defense is a staple people need to get this summer. I say this all the time. When everything was. When I knew what was going to happen before it happened. I made a formula like skin defense that all my friends and family used. And so if you ever want to take that product and add clean slate to it and put it in a spray bottle and spray that, something that is very good for the body and helping really create this barrier around you, because that was going to be really needed.
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C
Is it okay if I tell you a quick story that is hilarious but true?
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B
Sure.
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C
Okay. My question real quick. So March of two and Christine will
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B
get well, you're back in. So go ahead.
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C
March eight, was it March 8? It was around my birthday because we were at spring break in Seaside. She was in Miami or Miami area. I forgot where it was.
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A
Yeah, it was around your birthday.
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C
So it was right around my birthday, March 8th or so of 2020. So we take three families. So we're in Seaside for spring break with the kids. We have three families in one house. She's in Miami and she's driving from Miami to Seaside. One of us starts to get text messages from some of her friends in China, in Italy. That happened.
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A
That had happened. And that had happened in August before Claire knew about it, way before that,
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C
in August of 2019.
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A
Okay.
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C
Remember, okay, so we're doing timelines. I'm talking March 2020. She just referenced August of 2019, but March.
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A
I was trying to make sure everyone had what they would need because I knew what was going to happen. And everyone made fun of me, including Clayton, my Michael.
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C
So she's in the car.
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I was crazy.
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B
I was warning, too. Very good. Good job.
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C
She's driving. She calls me and she's, look, I'm gonna stop. I have to get supplies because this is going on. There's a stuff going on in China right now. It's coming here. There's all this stuff is going to take place. And she's. I'm gonna. I'm like, it's gonna be. This thing's gonna be over in two weeks. She's no, it's gonna be five years. This is what's going on.
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A
I just got the message like, christina, please stop. Please stop. And all my friends. And this is hard because my female friends, I was. I'm very close to them. And they would not stop laughing at me. They were like, dina, this is not going to last more than two weeks. I go, you have no idea what I'm talking about right now, you guys. And I was so mad, I was about to cry. I was like, you know what? I hope I'm wrong. I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not wrong. And you don't know this, Michael, but I never say I'm not wrong, because I always know. There's this possibility that because knew because I'd spent significant time in China, just like I have in Russia and Ukraine and all these other countries, I knew they weren't lying to me. And I'd already been there in August where all these issues were arising. And so this happened. I said, we're not even going to be able to go get our hair done. We're not going to be able to go out in public. And Clayton was like, christina, I feel like you're losing your mind.
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C
And so she. She makes the drive. She made a couple stops along the way.
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A
I had to get. Not guns, I had to get knives.
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C
She got axes, hair dye. All of the stuff that allowed her while we're there in Florida, she made the concoctions in a kitchen that basically became environment where that she gave bottom skin defense. She gave to all of our friends. They were using this stuff for two years, never got sick.
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They still came to me after two years and said, can you make us sum up this again? And I said, yes. And so this weekend, we're going to make some at the farm. I'm going to teach the people how to make it. The whole point was, I was right.
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C
Two weeks, I was off. I was wrong.
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A
I remember two months into it, Clayton came to me and said, how long is this going to last? I said, it's going to be a rough five, six years.
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C
But you also said that because also went over this and this is an
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important part of the wars is going to be in the economic shift, and
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C
there's going to be a financial collapse in our financial system because of this whole cascade that's been created. And where are we now?
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A
It was common Sense, Michael, if you're going to have a catastrophic event like that, then common sense leads you down algorithm that you know is going to happen. Because how do economies recover from basically a blackout every year or more? And then if people. And that was without me understanding because I had said, there's no way the vaccine is going to be launched because there's no way it can be. And I actually was working on a project with two other pathologists, and we all agree there was no way. And so I was wrong because I was like, that's just not going to happen because it's not ready. And so that was me understanding the changes that were going to happen without understanding some of the variables. And now that I understand the variables, of course it was worse than I had thought, unfortunately. And I mean that sincerely. Unfortunately, you just. I'm rooting for humanity and I'm. I'm rooting for people. I'm like, gosh, I just want us to win. And we will win if we can keep our heads on straights and if we can be stronger and if we don't, just very. So I see all these people now that don't want to talk about anything negative and they don't want to deal with it, and they even will say, I don't want to talk about anything negative. I want to focus on the positive. And my comment to that is, me, too. That would be nice, but that's not the reality. And when you're in the middle of a tornado, you can choose to go right out the tornado and stand and let it kill you, or you can take shelter and have the things that you need and protect yourself. And so what I'm telling people is it is time to be aware of what's going on. It's time to take care of your health and your life, because that's what we have. And this body has to be alive in order for us to spiritually even be a witness or talk about anything positive or negative. So we have to be here in order to be even in the game. So when Nicholas and Yamin said to me, do you feel like it's a game? I don't know. What I feel like is we are here and there is a matrix. We know this from an energetic perspective, and we've got to level up, we've got to be stronger. That means to clean out our energy and then support it so that we're healthier and happier.
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B
I know. Mic drop. No doubt about it. But you predicted the last one. I was with you. And now we're saying, watch your health, guys. You know, get healthy. Get the root brands products, please, because we want to see as many as you as possible on the other side of this craziness. Guys, thanks so much. Love it when you guys come on. This is probably the best show I've ever had with you guys by far. Love it all. Blow them all away. You guys are amazing. So thanks so much. Of course, the root brands dot com. It's in the description box. I know a lot of you guys are using it. Keep using it. Those of you, this is the first time you heard about this, get on board. It's going to help you out going forward.
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A
Thank you, Michael. It's great to hear you and see you and to see Tracy, too. Thank you. I enjoyed this. I really did. Thank you.
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B
A lot of fun. Thanks. Perfect Podbean.
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