Full Transcript Introduction and urgency around cancer 0:00 Was an absolute honor and pleasure. 0:02 Doctor Edward Group with me today. 0:04 Thank you so much for for spending some time with me. Hey. 0:07 Thank you. I mean, right. 0:08 You know what the world is like right now with the transhumanism agenda 0:11 and the turbo cancers. 0:13 So it couldn't be better timing to get as much information 0:17 out to the world as possible so people can regenerate. 0:19 People can work on their body, their mind, their so, and transform 0:23 to the next higher level. Yeah. 0:25 I mean, there's so much fear out there and there's so many 0:29 I mean, so many exposures to things. 0:31 And then also, obviously we just came out that Covid 0:34 era where things really seem to take a turn for the worse 0:38 in regards to cancer and especially, you know, the turbo cancers. 0:41 Have we seen the last few years? 0:43 I mean, it's really 0:45 I mean, this this is something that we need to lean in on and get the best minds. 0:50 Yeah. 0:50 On track to kind of figure out what what do we got to do. 0:53 So doctor group, I mean, you've been in this space for a long time. 0:57 I mean, in your mind, how would you describe cancer? 1:01 Yes, as a matter of fact, I started in an alternative 1:05 oncology research group in 1994. 1:08 People have been around longer than me, but our group was very special 1:11 because we got access to a lot of different things. 1:14 We got to spend time with all of Royal Raymond Rif stuff, which I ended up 1:18 inheriting his all of his lab manuals, etc. 1:22 we got to travel around the world and meet 1:24 with doctors that were doing even back in the 90s. 1:28 Remember that in the 90s there was no internet. 1:31 It's so easy now. 1:32 You can just go type in, you know, natural forms of cancer. 1:34 But back then it was a very underground thing. 1:37 As a matter of fact, doctors were getting killed off 1:39 if they were having good success rates with cancer. 1:42 And so we had to travel around and look at everything, you know, we were 1:46 people were doing crazy stuff, injecting, you know, urine. 1:49 And even though that was very effective, by the way, but just 1:53 it was an experimental phase. 1:55 But it was also a very powerful phase in the cancer realm. 1:59 Ultimately, all of the cancer doctors, and I think everybody would 2:04 still agree today that the root cause of cancer 2:08 is a toxic external environment and a toxic internal environment.
Root causes of cancer and early clinic success 2:12 It's really that simple. 2:13 It's it's a poisoning of of inside your body, your mind and your soul, 2:19 and it's a poisoning that you're exposed to on the outside. 2:22 And this this goes back to the epigenetic research and Bruce Lipton, etc., etc.. 2:28 So if we understand and we know that not only cancer, 2:33 by the way, heart disease, any, any accumulated disease is nothing more 2:38 than a toxicity within the body and a toxicity outside of the body. 2:43 What do I mean by outside of the body? 2:45 Well, are you sleeping on memory foam mattresses in your bedroom 2:48 or are you using toxic personal care products? 2:52 What is the air quality in your home? 2:53 Are you exposed to toxic chemicals or contaminants at work? 2:58 All of these things accumulate in the body and can turn on different diseases, 3:02 or can turn on cancer, etc.. 3:04 Now, I would say that we were really effective back in the 90s and 2000. 3:08 We opened our cancer clinic in 1998, in Houston, Texas, and it didn't take. 3:13 But about two years before, we were just slam packed with with everybody. 3:17 And we we had great success rates. 3:19 The reason why we had such good success rates, I believe, is that 3:24 we were addressing the four components that the medical system never addressed. 3:29 Number one, gut number two, liver number three, parasites, 3:34 and number four, chemicals and heavy metals. 3:38 Now, what has always been the most challenging part of treating cancer? 3:44 From an standpoint, it's always been the epigenetic factor 3:49 that the body has called MDR multidrug resistance, which means cancer. 3:55 The pumps on the cancer cells, well, well, not the cancer 3:58 cells will come become accustomed to whatever you are trying to kill them with, 4:03 and they will develop a resistance just like your normal cells. 4:07 So that was always challenging about being able to change up the cancer, 4:11 whatever you're using naturally, because there's really three ways that you can. 4:16 If you're diagnosed with cancer, there's only three ways that you can. 4:20 Well, I guess four ways you can either do nothing. 4:23 You could do the natural route, you could do the allopathic route, 4:28 or you can do a complementary route, which would be a combination of both. 4:32 What we've seen change recently is since Covid, 4:38 when we had bioweapon shots developed. 4:43 Now the body could not recognize, attack 4:49 and eliminate cancer cells as efficiently as before. 4:52 So now we're even seeing a higher rate. 4:56 I mean, we should in the natural realm. 4:57 It's just instead of calling it 4:59 multidrug resistance, we should call it multi herb resistance or something. 5:03 Because we're not seeing we're what we what 5:06 we've seen since Covid is it's a lot harder. 5:09 It's getting a lot harder with natural therapies to be able to 5:16 get the body's natural immunity up to where it can 5:20 attack cancer cells and get the compounds that we want 5:24 to get into the cancer cell, into the cancer cells. 5:28 So that's why a good percentage of my research 5:32 has been focused on lipid nanoparticle technology. 5:35 Now, that sounds weird, right? 5:37 Because that's in 2016 when Big Pharma changed their name 5:40 from Big pharma to biotech biology, run by technology. 5:46 Most people don't understand that. 5:48 But this is the main goal of 5:52 you can 5:52 call them Luciferian, as you can call them the globalists. 5:55 You could call them the people that run the world, the secret societies, etc. 6:00 the thing is, they always come out and tell you what they're going to do 6:03 before they do it. 6:04 And you've seen Ray Kurzweil and you've seen Klaus 6:07 when he was head of the World Economic Forum, 6:09 and you've seen all of these Bill gates and everybody come out in our face 6:13 and say, quote, we want to convert the human race 6:18 from a carbon based, God based system to a silica based 6:23 transhuman system, in other words, a cyborg. 6:28 That's what their plan is.
FDA raid and pressure on alternative oncology 6:30 And they're doing that through. 6:33 I mean, not only do they want to genetically modified humans, 6:36 but they've already genetically modified pretty much all the agriculture 6:40 genetically modified the air that we're breathing, genetically modified the water. 6:44 Now, why is that important with cancers? 6:46 Because this is what initiates this is the toxicity 6:49 that initiates the cancer and many other diseases. 6:53 So I can say this if you if you understand that all diseases and is 6:59 is caused by a toxic external and internal environment, then what's your approach? 7:04 You clean that, you clean that environment. 7:06 And so I think one of the things that made us a lot more successful, 7:09 which, by the way, we were raided by the FDA in 2002, 7:13 I was almost thrown in jail and our cancer clinic was shut down. 7:17 And we could never see cancer patients or open up another cancer patient again. 7:21 So that actually made me even more resilient and motivated to 7:28 to dig deeper and then start developing products 7:30 and then start working more behind the scenes 7:32 on different types of cancer research and different types of cancer protocols. 7:35 So, so sensually. 7:37 I mean, because you were effective, because you were turning things around, 7:41 they went after you and shut it down because obviously, like you said, 7:47 this, this a biotech and all the powers that be that 7:51 that drives that industry, they don't like that competition. 7:55 They, they want to make sure that their agenda is fulfilled. 7:59 And obviously, what we're talking about on this kind of a summit 8:03 are tools that we can utilize to minimize 8:07 the dependency on that technology. 8:10 And so they they shut you down essentially for being effective. 8:14 Yeah, they shut me down. They I had death threats. 8:16 They followed me around in black cars for a while. 8:19 They actually picked me up in a black car, pulled up and said, get in, 8:23 we need to talk to you. 8:24 And I didn't have a choice. 8:25 I mean, I you know, I didn't have anywhere to go. So I got in. 8:27 They took me to this old Chinese restaurant in Houston, 8:31 and I got I walk in there and I'm looking at all of a sudden 8:34 I see all the pictures of presidents and and famous people on the wall. 8:38 And I'm like, 8:39 who would come to this little tiny Chinese restaurant as a dignitary? 8:43 And then they take me back by the kitchen and the wall opens up, 8:46 and then they bring me into this little room 8:48 and the wall closes, and they tried to get me on their side. 8:51 They said, we want you to work on a in a think tank with us, because I had a lot of 8:56 that's a whole other story about some of the things that I did 8:58 when I was a kid, when I was blessed with these visions of stuff.
Post-COVID turbo cancers and delivery challenges 9:02 And we want you on board with us. 9:04 We want you in this think tank. 9:06 Here's a number to call, and you have 24 hours to call this number. 9:11 If you don't, you you'll be taken care of. 9:13 You'll have unlimited amounts of money. 9:15 You'll you'll be protected. 9:17 But you have 24 hours to call this number. 9:19 And I said, and then, you know, I left. 9:21 And of course, I went home. 9:22 I told my wife about it, and I took a lighter and I just burned that number. 9:27 And that was it. 9:28 Of course, I've heard from him all times. 9:30 The FDA still, you know, follows me and they they come in about 9:34 once a year, once every couple of years just to check and see what we're doing. 9:38 But nowadays it's so much easier because the levels of censorship have been lifted. 9:45 You know, 9:45 we there's not just a group of ten people talking about this anymore, 9:49 like the whole world's talking about this now. 9:52 So it's not their overwhelmed. 9:54 They're at a state 9:54 where there's really it's too much for them to handle at this point in time. 9:58 As far as since Covid, with the with the turbo cancers. 10:02 To get back to the story about what I think is one of the most crucial things 10:06 to think about right now in this age of turbo cancers is, 10:12 you know, 10:12 I'm in contact, you know, I know what you're doing through Judy 10:15 and everybody else, and you guys are doing amazing, amazing work. 10:18 Thank you for everything that you're doing. 10:21 But the one thing that we're the request that I've had is to develop something 10:25 that is a that can bypass the multi-drug 10:29 resistance pathways of cancer. 10:32 And because people I mean, I know people that are on all kinds of natural things 10:37 right now and the cancer is having difficulty, you know, getting it in. 10:40 It's the gut, it's the pathways. 10:42 It's that the resistance of the cancer cells to suck those those compounds 10:46 in, to kill them. 10:47 So I've got a proprietary formula that goes back to 10:51 in 2000 and around 2016 to 2018, 10:56 when we started seeing so much 11:00 shift from capsules into injections 11:04 or even in capsules with Big Pharma, with the lipid nanoparticle technology, 11:09 just everything was going nano, nano, nano. 11:12 But then you look at the I'm sitting in meditation 11:15 one morning and I'm like, and I see this picture of 11:20 the nutraceutical natural industry. 11:22 And I'm saying what has changed 11:25 and what has advanced in our industry in the last 200 years? 11:29 We're still using capsules, we're still using tinctures. 11:33 And here Big Pharma is already doing lipid nanoparticle. 11:37 They could do it as delivery systems that can do it as monitoring systems. 11:41 They're using all 11:42 they have a medical band area network set up a wide body area network. 11:47 They can read what's going I mean like crazy stuff. 11:50 But that's also part of the control system. 11:53 So I said there's in order to attack 11:57 or neutralize 12:00 lipid, there's always a good and a positive. 12:03 I mean, there's always a good and a negative in everything, right? 12:07 This is the physical world that we live in. 12:09 There's there's positive and there's negative of everything. 12:12 So if there's positive I mean there's negative being bad nanotech 12:16 then where is the positive. 12:18 Well, so I started saying how can we mimic the natural process of the body 12:23 when a body, when the body takes in an organic mineral or vitamin 12:27 and processes that all the way through to a subatomic particle. 12:32 Okay. 12:32 So there's people out there going, oh no, no, no, no, nano is bad. 12:36 Nano is about your body. 12:39 Naturally, if you have the mechanisms working, which nobody does, 12:44 can't does break down everything 12:47 to even beyond nano to subatomic 12:52 if your liver is functioning correctly, 12:54 if you have enough hydrochloric acid in your stomach, 12:57 if your microbiome is functioning 12:59 correctly, I mean, there's a lot of ifs there, right? 13:01 So I said, what about it? How could I do that? 13:04 How can I take a lay a troll, for example? 13:06 Or how could I take a vitamin C? 13:08 Or how can I do take anything for that matter glutathione NAC? 13:13 And this would be the equivalent of an IV strength, right? 13:18 Because you wouldn't, you would bypass it would go everywhere in the body, 13:21 and it would be highly absorbed by any abnormal cell. 13:27 But you have to be able to break through the MDR pathway. 13:32 This is a recent development, by the way. 13:33 What I'm telling you just happened in the last 3 or 4 months. 13:37 We finally 13:38 figured out a way to create a microcosm, which is all natural. 13:42 I don't use any heat. I don't know, 13:44 like if you come to our facility, you'll see all glass vessels. 13:47 You'll see there's no chemicals, nothing. 13:50 So in order to mimic the body, what goes on in the body? 13:54 Right. 13:54 Sound, vibration, light and energy. 13:58 How do you break all that down? You.
Lipid nanoparticles and transhumanism concerns 14:00 Your body does it through sound, vibration, light. 14:03 You sound is vibration. 14:05 But basically it's it's energy. 14:07 So we had to do that using sound, using light, using vibration 14:11 to be able to mimic and create 14:15 a nano sized microphone with a delivery system. 14:19 How do you 14:22 just because you have a delivery system doesn't mean 14:24 it's going to be delivered right? 14:27 How do you bypass 14:29 the MDR pathways to multidrug resistant pathways of cancer cells? 14:35 Well guess what. 14:36 There's there's a proprietary formula that I developed that does just that. 14:41 It actually bypasses the pathways. 14:45 And the two of the ingredients that we found that 14:49 that has that have been studied that do that. 14:52 I'm not I can't give away all the ingredients, 14:54 but you'll know pretty soon is a specific combination of trans and acid. 15:00 The those are two components that have been studied to 15:07 take care of the MDR pathways. 15:11 Because it opens up, it prevents the p glycoprotein. 15:15 It's basically a p glycoprotein inhibitor, which means that it doesn't 15:20 allow the cancer cells, the membranes, to actively 15:24 push out those compounds because they've developed resistance to it. 15:28 That's kind of a easy way to explain that. 15:32 So now this is a huge discovery because now with it 15:36 I don't have this manufactured yet, but we can create this which can be used 15:40 or combined with any type of natural cancer therapy. 15:46 And you don't have to worry about it not being not working anymore, 15:50 because as soon as the cancer cell detects it, it just pushes it right back out 15:54 or it prevents it from coming in in the first place. 15:56 And then so one of the issues, you know, with the light bulb categories are, 16:01 you know, like you're talking about, you know, I hear you have them noninterest 16:05 that the majority of the liposomes out there, they're so huge. 16:09 And so for them to be able to then 16:12 move into the cells is quite challenging. 16:16 So here you have a non and you know liposomal 16:20 a type of delivery system that is extremely unique. 16:23 And then you're them bringing in frequency medicine to it. 16:27 So they are then charged with this energy assay. 16:31 Then enter into the body. 16:33 And then you also add that layer 16:36 of overcoming the eMDR or MH multi or resistance. 16:43 So you're you're kind of solving all these issues that 16:46 we've been doing with the formulations that you're currently doing. 16:50 And like you mentioning you, 16:51 you're bringing that with like little and with vitamin C. 16:55 I mean we all know how important vitamin C is, but is it getting into the cells? 16:59 Are we just keeping it out? 17:00 I mean, what what is happening. 17:02 So be able to can I get that orally to the same kind 17:06 of concentration as you potentially would do as an IV? 17:10 And I mean that to me that is that's phenomenal. 17:15 Yeah, we've already proven that actually 17:18 we've done studies with the high dose vitamin C that we're creating right now. 17:21 The mic resemble and you're right. 17:24 So as I started looking into this 17:27 about seven years ago about how to create something that the body could use 17:32 that would be in a nano form, but not negative nano positive nano, 17:38 and something 17:39 that was going to be absorbed as something that could be utilized very efficiently. 17:43 I started looking at all the liposomal supplements that were on the market. 17:48 Second thing I something was wrong with that. 17:51 I just wasn't it wasn't. 17:52 They were in capsule form and different things. 17:54 I was like, how is that? There's there's 17:55 no claims on their websites about the nanometer size or anything. 17:59 So I start calling the companies and then I find out 18:03 that none of them were even actually liposomal. 18:06 You're allowed to put liposomal on the label 18:09 if you put some of the fossil lipid in there. 18:11 So they were using sunflower lecithin, or they were putting some phospholipid 18:15 on there and then just calling it liposomal, it was ridiculous. 18:19 They didn't even have any tests or research behind it. 18:21 So when I started digging deep, I was looking beyond liposomal 18:25 because we wanted to get into the one nanometer range if possible. 18:28 And I found these old studies
Bypassing multidrug resistance with new formulations 18:31 done by the cosmetic industry. 18:34 And they were they were creating what they were calling glycerol zones, 18:39 and the glycerin zones were made. 18:42 They were using glycerin for that, but they were taking it to a very 18:46 it was a chemical process and it was a heat process, and it was an 18:50 ultrasonic process which 18:53 the ultrasonic processes can. 18:55 I tried all that again. I've tried everything. 18:58 But what happens with the ultrasonic processes is it 19:01 creates titanium nanoparticles in the product, 19:04 because you have to use a titanium horn in the ultrasonic system, 19:08 and you definitely don't want titanium in your nano nano titanium to be ingesting. 19:13 So what they did, 19:16 it was so effective, by the way, because the cosmetic industry was was 19:20 they were also looking at drug delivery through the skin. 19:23 Right. 19:25 And not only that, they were looking for anti-aging stuff and everything, 19:29 but it was so powerful that they when they did the studies on the rats, 19:32 the rats actually died because it just went straight into their bloodstream. 19:36 They had, you know, it's all chemicals. 19:38 I mean, the cosmetic industry, it's all cancer causing chemicals. 19:42 And then they just they asked the studies after that. 19:45 They were like, whoa, this is just too powerful. 19:46 And I came across that. 19:47 I was like, how can we make a formula doing everything naturally and doing it? 19:52 Mike resemble I actually came up with the word Microsoft that didn't exist, 19:57 but it's a way to describe a glycerin 20:00 at the process that we've created, which is the Microsoft process. 20:04 And you can now we're switching all of our supplements over to Mike resemble. 20:09 And we already have a lot of them already. 20:10 But the vitamin C that we created is 10,000mg per tablespoon of Mike. 20:18 And when we went when we sent it to the clinical trial facility, 20:22 they first of all, they couldn't even go up that high 20:25 on a lot of people with IV vitamin C in one day. 20:29 And the IV vitamin C has 20:34 preservatives in it too, that people can get sick from. 20:37 And also it was the IV vitamin C what? 20:40 It's really hard on the kidneys and it was eliminated. 20:44 Even the higher amounts 10 to 15,000 20:48 20,000mg was eliminated by the kidneys. 20:52 In six hours it was gone. 20:55 It was gone from the body hours, which was 10,000mg per tablespoon. 21:00 The IV version. 21:01 There were still traces of it in the body 72 hours after administration. 21:06 So it was getting in everywhere. 21:08 It was getting into the cells and it was just as effective. 21:12 So now we have the ability to not only 21:16 with anything and a C glutathione on any of the the, 21:21 which is a product we've been working on, which is Judy's product. 21:24 I know you're aware of that. 21:26 She worked on that at the end. 21:28 I h you know, back in the days with Doctor Fauci, 21:32 what we're trying to do now is help as many cancer doctors as we can 21:36 by giving them these high end products 21:39 to where even they can even work with individuals via zoom. 21:42 Right now, we need as many cancer doctors out there as possible, 21:47 teaching people, even if they can't come in to their clinic 21:50 and be seen, they can still consult with them 21:53 and they can still have the product shipped to them, 21:55 and they can still have a coach or whatever 21:56 go through it with them and they can take them. 22:00 Of course, we always it's always best to be in the clinic if, if possible. 22:03 But this is a huge, huge thing that we're dealing with. 22:08 And not only that, we're going to be adding the multi herb 22:11 resistant proprietary blend of these things as well. 22:15 So we'll be able to bypass that with the cancer cells and be able to 22:19 hopefully ultimately save millions of lives. 22:22 That's what it's all about right? 22:23 That's what you do every single day. 22:25 And giving people hope, taking away the fear and and saving lives. 22:30 Yeah I mean that that oncogenes blend. 22:32 I mean we I know the amount of effort and the amount of resources 22:37 that have been allocated in order to be able to get this into kind 22:42 of that manufacturing process, you know, to find the right sources, 22:46 make sure they're clean enough, and then also, obviously the delivery system 22:50 and then also now adding that layer of eliminating cancers ability 22:55 that to spit it out that that chemotaxis where it's 22:59 just getting out, whatever it is that you're trying to feed it. 23:02 And so to me, it's going to be so exciting 23:05 when we have all these components together, the oncogenic. 23:09 So you get the, 23:10 you know, the oral IV, vitamin C, I'm not sure what the product is called yet. 23:15 I know it's been kind of played around with a little bit. 23:18 And then also you have the B17 and that that phenomenal delivery system. 23:23 And we know B17, you know, delivers that that 23:26 that cyanide molecule, you know into the cancer cell.
Microsizing nutrients and vitamin C delivery 23:30 Because the cancer cell 23:31 then has a specific enzyme that that opens up that cage, you know, 23:36 so we can increase the delivery of that into the cancer cells. 23:39 So bringing these components together in addition, like what you're saying, 23:43 you know, it's still got to work on the gut. Still got to work on the liver. 23:46 Still got to clear out parasite. 23:48 You know still gotta make sure we clean out our environment 23:51 and internal environments bringing all these components together. 23:54 I mean, I, I'm so excited to see what that next level is going to look like. 24:00 Well, 24:00 the same thing is actually let's I'm glad you brought up the liver. 24:03 This. 24:04 So what what the all the doctors in the 90s. 24:08 Well, we only had our clinic for four years, 24:10 but then I've still been working with all, you know, as many cancer doctors 24:14 as possible, and they usually call me whenever they have an issue. 24:19 And I try to learn from them. 24:20 Like, I want to learn as much as possible about what's currently going on. 24:23 Because I lost both of my parents to cancer when I was young. 24:26 And so it's been a it's been a mission of mine. 24:28 It's like, you know, it's it's kind of it's something I really enjoy 24:31 because it's the hardest part of natural medicine. 24:34 You could take anybody with diabetes or heart disease or, you know, ALS 24:38 or miss or whatever, and if they do what you say, you can get rid of everything. 24:42 Cancer is a whole in a whole nother realm. 24:45 It's not it's not as easy as people think it is in the natural field 24:49 to to just say, here, take this B17, your cancer is going to go away, 24:52 take the Cybermen and your cancer is going to go away. 24:54 Take this fen, then your cancer is going to go away. 24:57 And I do believe that 25:02 one of the things like when the doctors call me and they say, 25:05 hey, I've got this cancer patient, you know, I'm doing all this stuff. 25:09 Tried everything. 25:10 I've tried chlorine dioxide, I've tried black sap, I've tried, you know, name it 25:15 all these different anti parasitical and nothing seems to be working. 25:18 I always go back and ask them one question. 25:21 How many liver cleanses have you done on this patient. 25:24 And then usually they'll say, well, I haven't really done any liver cleanses. 25:28 I had a case. 25:29 This is this is this, you know, how God brings things to you and, and 25:34 and you just it's like an moment where you really 25:37 you might not think something is effective, 25:39 but then all of a sudden God just shows you how effective it is. 25:43 I get a call one day and this guy is explaining to me. 25:48 He said, I just want to thank you. 25:50 And I said, thank me for what he said I 25:53 had for stage cancer. 25:55 I had cancer all over my body. 25:57 I was sent home to die. 26:00 And I was praying to God, praying, praying. 26:03 And all of a sudden your website came up and I just kept getting this voice 26:08 in my head from God that said, live or clean your liver. 26:12 And so I went on your website and I called. 26:15 He called our customer service. 26:17 He said, can you federal express me three liver cleanses overnight? 26:22 And they said, yes, we can do that. 26:24 So he said, I started on your I was given two weeks to live. 26:28 I was not. 26:29 They told me I wouldn't survive more than 14 days. 26:33 Your liver cleanse takes six days to do. 26:36 I did 26:38 your first liver cleanse and I was still alive after the seven days. 26:43 Then I did the second liver cleanse, and I was still alive 26:47 after 14 days, and I didn't. 26:49 And and the only thing I did was your liver cleanse, 26:53 because I already had ordered. 26:55 Then I ordered 4 or 5 more liver cleanses. 26:58 And so he did the third liver cleanse. 27:00 And now he was still alive after 21 days. 27:04 And he said, the moral of the story is, 27:07 I did 28 of your liver cleanses back to back, 27:12 which was what, like seven months, right? 27:15 And he goes and and I went back in last week 27:18 to the doctor's office and all my cancer's gone. 27:23 And that was an moment for me. 27:25 On how important the liver actually is. 27:28 And so many times people 27:31 come in to practitioners offices 27:35 regardless of what condition they have, 27:37 whether it's fibromyalgia or whatever, whatever it is. 27:40 And then they're evaluated and then sent out the door with a bunch of supplements, 27:46 and they're not addressing 27:49 the gut cleaning and healing, the gut cleaning and healing the liver, 27:53 cleaning all the parasites out of the body, 27:55 and cleaning all the chemicals and heavy metals out of the body. 27:58 See all the schools, whether it's chiropractic, naturopathy, 28:02 medical schools, whatever they teach Symptomology 28:07 you this is, find out what your patients 28:09 symptoms are and then give them a drug or an herb or whatever. 28:13 Like even in that your school chiropractic college when you go out, 28:17 instead of having all the big pharma companies there, 28:19 you have all the nutrition companies there and they're like, hey, 28:22 your patient comes in with a headache. 28:23 Look, look on page 62 here, page 62, give them magnesium, give them calcium. 28:29 Give them this, give them this, give them this. You you just.
Liver cleansing as the foundation of healing 28:31 Here's your prescription manual right here. 28:34 But nobody was asking. 28:35 Well, what is the root cause of the headache? 28:38 What is the root cause of the patient's condition? 28:42 And that that bothered me. 28:43 So we did a test with 100 people. 28:45 This was back in the year 2000 while we had our cancer clinic going on. 28:50 Because we're taught a patient comes in, do a history, 28:55 take a bunch of labs, get some blood work here 28:58 in your analysis, run all the labs, 29:01 and then that's going to tell you exactly what's wrong with the patient. 29:04 Okay, I got my labs back. 29:06 I see deficiency in the thyroid, the kidneys off, the ratios off. 29:12 I've got, you know, calcium deficiency. 29:14 I've got magnesium deficiency. 29:17 Okay, I'm gonna put them on a kidney supplement, 29:19 put them on a thyroid supplement. 29:20 I'm going to put them on calcium, magnesium, whatever my philosophy was. 29:26 What if this was my question before the city? 29:29 What if we address. 29:32 What if that issue is being caused by gut 29:36 liver parasites and chemicals and heavy metals? 29:38 So what if I was to take two groups of people, 29:44 or just take one group 29:45 and run them through, take all their labs, 29:49 run them, then run them through a six day 29:52 gut cleanse, six day liver cleanse? 29:56 Parasite cleanse is normally six weeks, but we just did like a two week 30:00 parasite cleanse. 30:01 And then 30:01 having them sweat and doing a chemical and heavy metal cleanse for about a week. 30:06 A very simple like I'm talking very simple plants. 30:10 We did that. 30:12 We reran the tests 30:15 and about 88% of those 30:18 original symptoms that were on all those labs were gone. Or 30:23 it was like peeling an onion. 30:25 The real issue started popping up. 30:27 I've been telling people for years, if you go in and do doctor tells 30:31 you have thyroid issues, it's not your thyroid, it's your liver. 30:34 If you go in and your doctor tells you 30:36 you have heart issues, it's not your heart, it's your liver. 30:39 If you go, if you go in, your doctor tells you have any organ issue. 30:43 It's your liver. Nothing. 30:45 Nothing happens in your body until your liver 30:48 falls below 20 to 30% functionality. 30:52 Why do you think the medical profession knows this, by the way? 30:55 That's why they never developed any tests for the liver. 30:58 You really think that you can you can tell what's going on 31:01 with the liver with alt a GSGOT. 31:04 The liver has over 500 functions. 31:10 Not only does it regulate your hormones, your thyroid, 31:14 your breaks down your nutrients, your proteins, communicates 31:20 with all your other organs, detoxify. 31:24 What we've seen since Covid 31:26 is we've seen a massive amount of fungus 31:30 and yeast and mold in the liver, 31:33 which are all parasites. 31:36 And now we've had now we have synthetic parasites. 31:39 I personally believe with all of my cancer 31:43 research for 30 plus 30 plus years, the night, 31:47 I would say 96 to 97% of all cancers, 31:55 probably 100% are parasitical in nature. 32:01 When we were reviewing 32:03 Royal Raymond Rice research, he. 32:09 He also claimed that 32:13 the Royal Raymond Rife had a destructive approach. 32:15 Right. 32:16 There was there was Lacasse and right. 32:19 Those were the two scientists that were getting the highest success rates 32:23 with cancer. 32:25 He had the multi wave oscillator, right, had the frequency device, 32:30 rice frequency device was made. 32:34 He had had these quartz glass tubes blown almost in the shape of an egg. 32:39 This is why no one's been able to replicate right. 32:42 Success because no one has the right is using the right stuff. 32:47 It wasn't just about tuning frequency, and it was about generating 32:51 a scalar quantum level frequency along with that. 32:55 And in order to do that, you'd have to have stolid platinum electrodes. 32:59 You have to have helium gas, only you can't have a LED glass tube 33:03 with argon and neon in it, like some of these ripe machines do. 33:07 Okay, so you have lead in your glass and you're putting frequencies through it. 33:13 No. Right. 33:15 What happened with right with John train came in. 33:17 They were they they started they started drinking a lot. 33:20 Crane was a bad influence on rife. 33:24 When rife died, Crane took all of his stuff. 33:26 Rife only had 28 frequencies. Okay. 33:29 He didn't have a book of 10,000 frequencies. 33:33 Rife never had frequencies for the liver and frequencies for the adrenals 33:38 and all these other frequencies for cold and flu and none of that stuff. 33:41 I have his lab manual. His lab manual. 33:44 I have him I donate to Steve Ross, the World Research Foundation. But 33:49 I can tell you right. 33:50 Did not have a lot of frequencies. 33:52 There was 28 roughly plus or minus 33:55 five frequencies that he used on everything. 33:58 Crane 34:00 wanted to 34:02 when rife died, wanted to expand this whole thing 34:05 and create this, you know, machine that could be used for everything, 34:09 whether it was an eye float or frequency or whether it was fungus or whatever. 34:14 It's bogus. None of that was ever developed by. Right. 34:17 But the point I'm trying to make with parasites 34:19 here is something that is not talked about a lot. 34:21 It's something that, right in his later research, was coming to recognize, 34:25 even though he had a light microscope that could view 100,000 x living organisms, 34:32 he said he had it in his notes. 34:35 There are worlds beyond worlds, beyond worlds of organisms 34:40 that I have not yet been able to see or identify. 34:45 So think about that for a second. 34:47 We don't know how deep this goes. 34:50 We don't know the level of worlds beyond world to parasites and organisms 34:55 that are existing that haven't even been 34:59 defined, 35:01 found. 35:04 We don't know what I believe is some of these organisms now are being 35:09 activated by this nanotechnology, by this transhumanism agenda. 35:14 And that's why it's so important to be able to have a broad spectrum 35:20 anti parasitical program of using, you know, 4 or 5 anti not only, 35:25 you know when I say anti parasitical I'm really talking about 35:31 mold fungus, 35:34 worms, bacteria, 35:36 you know any harmful organism that it's living inside 35:40 somebody that needs to be eliminated and released from the body. 35:45 So by so back to the cancer protocol. Yes. 35:48 Like when I advise any cancer doctor I'm like you need 35:52 to be having your patients through one six day liver cleanse every single week. 35:56 And then you work as you're working. 35:59 They need to be sweating every day hopefully for 20 minutes a day, 36:02 because sweating is going to be 36:03 pushing out all of those chemicals, all of those toxins. 36:06 They need to be cleaning and healing their gut. 36:09 Which is why we developed the ultimate probiotic and the oxy powder, 36:12 which, by the way, oxy powder was Tesla's 36:15 original gut cleansing product. 36:18 When we were on the Tesla research team, Tesla was Tesla's 36:22 fast, was fascinated with health. A lot of people 36:24 just think he was associated with electronics and electricity. 36:28 But towards the end of his life, if you read the book The Wall of Light
Parasites, fungi, and broad-spectrum cleansing 36:33 by Arthur Matthews, 36:34 Arthur Matthews was Tesla's understudy, came to Tesla when he was 16 years old, 36:40 tells the stories of how the 36:42 spaceship would land in the desert, 36:43 and Tesla and Arthur would get on and they would go to Venus like, 36:47 you know, they had a communication with the Venusians. 36:50 It's pretty wild. 36:51 But he had a vision towards the end of his life that all disease 36:55 is going to start in the gut, does the poisoning comes through your mouth 36:59 and the poisoning comes in through the gut, the majority of it. 37:03 But then all health begins in the gut, in the gut 37:05 to the poisoning that Tesla. 37:08 So before Tesla died, he said, what can I do? 37:11 What can I develop to develop something that's going to clean and heal the gut? 37:15 It's not going to be like herbs like psyllium and cascara 37:19 and senna and stuff that will harm the gut over a period of time, 37:24 but something 37:25 that would be beneficial for the microbes and everything else. 37:28 And he met with a guy named Eugene Bloss in 1898, 37:30 and they developed this product called Oxy powder, or back 37:34 then it was just an ozone rated magnesium compound. 37:37 The only reason he chose to use magnesium oxide is because if you look at the 37:41 lattice, the matrix of the magnesium oxide molecule, 37:45 he didn't want it, wanted to be a magnesium supplement. 37:49 He wanted it to use as a delivery system that he could find 37:53 the reactive oxygen species to almost like ozone in a way. 37:58 Right? 37:58 Because 38:00 you're able to a reactive oxygen 38:03 species would be an oh one or an oh three and above. 38:08 Oh two is stable, right? 38:10 It's oxygen, but oh, but a reactive is that's what you want, right? 38:13 You want to be able to react with a positively charged parasite toxin. 38:19 Whatever. Whatever whatever. 38:21 So he worked on this product and was able to stabilize 38:25 a lot of reactive oxygen species onto the magnesium oxide molecule. 38:29 So when you take it 38:30 in the acid in your stomach, it slowly releases into your body and cleans. 38:35 And the way that it cleans the gut is through an oxidation 38:39 reduction reaction, which means it's going to take all the solid matter 38:43 and convert it to a liquid or a gas. 38:46 Just like just like you put hydrogen peroxide on it, earwax or something. 38:49 And it's going to it's going to melt it away. 38:51 So anyway, getting back to the cancer now because of because we're in this post 38:56 Covid era, because we're in this transhumanism agenda 39:00 era, not only do we have to be concerned about parasites and everything, 39:04 but we also have to be concerned about the nanotechnology 39:06 that's being sprayed everywhere and work with that as well, 39:09 and protect the cells and eliminate that nanotechnology. 39:13 So what I'm recommending to cancer doctors, and we're working 39:18 feverishly right now to try to get all this stuff out there. 39:22 I've got a you talked about the ancient times. 39:24 Well, like Kellogg, for example, back when he had the largest natural healing 39:29 facility in Michigan and many healers, many, many, 39:33 many healers in the past would use sunlight and photodynamic therapy. 39:38 So what we're doing is we're taking right now 39:41 I've got a photo dynamic product coming out specifically 39:45 where we've taken all of the colors of the plant porphyrins, 39:48 and we've mixed them into a mike resemble photodynamic, 39:52 a liquid to where you take a tablespoon of this, 39:57 it goes in its mike resemble it goes into every cell, 40:01 and then you expose the patient to sunlight or to red light or yellow 40:06 light or whatever kind of light therapy that you want to expose them to. 40:09 And then that activates all of that inside. 40:11 So that so for what I'm viewing as the next generation of 40:17 not only 40:18 cancer care, but since we're talking about cancer, is using the IV strength 40:22 photodynamic in conjunction with light therapy, using the 40:27 the microphone will be 17 using 40:30 the high dose micro vitamin C, using the micro 40:35 oncogenes, using a combination of all the anti parasitic. 40:39 Whether you're a fan of Viber and then dissolve 40:43 all of the different anti parasitic, we have a micro pair tracks two, 40:47 which of course has the black walnut, the wormwood, the club and all the 40:52 the high end anti parasitic in there 40:55 I developed the black seed oil black seed. 40:58 The black seed oil we have is a microcosm of black seed oil. 41:01 And because of the research that we pulled, which I talked about 41:04 at the healing for the ages conference regarding 41:07 the genetically modified E.coli and the genetically modified yeast 41:13 that the transhumanism people are using with the past stories and the P service 41:17 and the C service, a yeast, 41:19 the brewers yeast, I put the cinnamon bark all in with the black seed 41:23 because the cinnamon bark will work on the, 41:27 especially the genetically modified yeast. 41:29 And we got to clean this yeast out of the lever. 41:31 Multiple liver cleanses, 41:34 getting rid 41:34 of all the chemicals and heavy metals, getting rid of the parasites. 41:39 And of course, you know, working with the emotional component 41:44 of that individual and working them through their healing process. 41:50 But it's it's extremely important to make. 41:52 And there's obviously there's 41:53 many other things out there too, like ozone saunas and hyperbaric. 41:57 I mean, the list goes on and on. 41:59 There's no shortage of natural cancer therapies, that's for sure. 42:02 But but being able to not overwhelm the individual patient 42:05 and being able to just choose the really good ones is very important. 42:09 And that's also have really good success with the lateral flora, 42:13 which is the lateral flora. 42:15 What is kind of like an IRA then. 42:18 But it's really a taxi coli in yeast. 42:20 It was founded by a scientist in Iceland back in the 80s, 42:25 and everybody in the cancer industry used it in the 42:28 in the 90s and in the early 2000 because it's really, really good
Photodynamic therapy and advanced cancer protocols 42:32 as an anti East product and it really helps heal the bow as well. 42:37 But bowel health is very important. 42:39 And of course diet except that's kind of my take. 42:42 I also love DMSO, a chlorine dioxide. 42:45 I was the first person to work with Jim Humble on chlorine dioxide. 42:51 I was in the first documentary film. 42:53 What most people don't know is 42:55 chlorine dioxide was has been used for quite some time. 42:59 We were using it. 43:00 It was used in the 70s and 80. 43:03 All the cancer doctors pretty much in the 90s. 43:06 We're using it, but it wasn't called mEMS. 43:09 There were two companies back then that were competing with each other. 43:12 One of them was called halos and the other company was called oxy 100. 43:18 That was the EMS of the 90s. 43:20 And those people had research on that dating back into the 80s then. 43:25 But they they were keeping it low. 43:26 It was a very, you know, like I said, there was no internet. 43:30 As a matter of fact, I was the first person to put EMS online. 43:34 And that's the second time I got rated by the FDA. 43:36 And then I was told I can never sell EMS ever again or chlorine dioxide ever again. 43:42 So that was the first. 43:43 We were the first website to ever push put mess up, 43:47 which was the Miracle Mineral Supplement with Jim Humble. 43:51 So there's a lot of 43:52 there's a lot of things out there that are that are working, you know, really well. 43:56 And obviously you're one of the top cancer doctors in the world, and you're doing 43:59 so much good with people and getting people better. 44:02 So thank you. Thank you. 44:05 And that that's the thing is that, you know, I think as we are 44:10 moving forward in understanding new things, a lot of times 44:14 we then tend to forget the foundation that we built that worked in the past. 44:19 And so and that is, as always, been my, my challenge that we, 44:24 you know, people as people, we get so excited about new shiny things 44:27 and then forget about, 44:29 you know, like you're saying the the liver cleanse, how powerful that is. 44:33 And that the gut supporting cleaning out old matter in the gut, 44:38 utilizing magnesium oxide to help to dissolve all that Clark 44:42 and stuff that that that's going on in the gut that really allows these 44:46 the mold and parasites and bacteria to exist within the layers 44:51 of all, all that hardened gunk that's in intestinal tract. 44:54 And and like with a lever, 44:57 it is. 44:58 So when people then do labs, they check for Alt and AST. 45:02 And if they get really advanced I'll check for GTT as well. 45:06 And essentially these are late stages tests. 45:10 You know, when it start to show up in that area, then 45:13 the liver has been struggling for a long, long, long time. 45:17 So you cannot look at these blood tests and say, 45:21 well, the labs look good and I'm fine and I don't need to do anything. 45:24 You know, if you live on planet 45:26 Earth, you've been exposed and you need to clean it out. 45:29 It's absolutely that. 45:30 I mean, just make one more comment, if you don't mind, on the liver. 45:33 So there's I, I don't think there's anyone in the world that has as much research 45:38 on the liver as we do, because we've done 3 million liver cleanses, 45:42 over 3 million liver cleanses since the 2000, and our liver cleanse was 45:47 we used to work with the Clark and the Gershwins 45:49 and everybody back then we was it was a small family, right? 45:51 It was only like 60 advanced alternative oncologist in in 1990. 45:57 I mean, they were getting killed off to those doctor hit in Mexico. 46:00 Some of them are still around doctor Yemenis and doctor Cowden Lee Cowden. 46:05 And I don't know where you were back then, but talking about the liver. 46:09 So we've been able to evaluate it now with AI, 46:11 we can actually put all of these success stories in everything 46:15 from all of these, this documentation for the liver. 46:20 And we did that a couple of years ago. 46:22 And what I the conclusion that was spit out or that we that we came to is right. 46:27 And I would say this with 100% accuracy right now, probably 100%. 46:32 There's a few, let's just say 99.8% 46:35 of the people that are living on the planet right now, 46:38 their liver is only functioning at a maximum of 20%. 46:42 Think about when you think about the amount of yeast, 46:45 the amount of stones, the amount of flukes, 46:47 the amount of sugar people consume, the amount of toxins people consume, 46:50 the energy drinks, the alcohol, alcohol, 46:53 the bread deliver is. 46:57 It's unbelievable. 46:59 If you think about the 47:00 the amount of damage that the liver can take every single day 47:04 and still deliver regenerates itself every 90 days, it is. 47:09 I've had so many cases of people that just done 47:13 liver cleansing and all their diseases and all their conditions have gone away. 47:19 I'm trying to 47:20 teach doctors how important a liver is because, you know, 47:24 instead of addressing the thyroid or addressing 47:27 all these other issues that are popping up, address the liver. 47:30 Once the liver is functioning, you will never get. 47:33 If your liver is functioning above 80%, you will, 47:38 I can almost say, never get any type of condition 47:41 or any type of disease, including cancer, heart disease, nothing. 47:45 Okay. 47:46 Now you say, 47:49 well, how long does it take to clean the liver? 47:52 And how long does it take to get the liver back above 80%? 47:54 So what we've noticed through just anecdotal evidence, 47:59 because the natural world is anecdotal, right? 48:02 I mean, there really is no such thing as clinical. 48:05 Nobody in the natural world would just give somebody one thing anyway, right? 48:09 So it's like everything works together in unison. 48:12 So it's really like anecdotal evidence of success 48:15 with monitoring the amount of liver cleanses that we're doing with people. 48:19 We've come to the conclusion that one six day 48:22 liver cleanse will repair about 15% of your liver. 48:26 So assume that anybody that's suffering from any symptom,
Liver regeneration, self-healing, and closing remarks 48:31 let's just assume your liver is functioning at 20%. 48:34 Not not to mention the fact that you're seeing fatty liver and kidneys now. 48:38 And since Covid, fatty liver and liver disease is skyrocketed 48:42 because of the nanotech, the liver doesn't know how to process it. 48:45 But let's assume your liver is functioning at 20%. 48:49 One liver class is going to bring it to 35%, 48:52 the next liver cleanse 50%, the next 48:55 lever cleanse 65%, the next liver class 85. 48:58 So you most people are going to need a minimum of three, four, five, six. 49:03 Another thing we've noticed 49:05 looking at Tesla how everything revolves. 49:08 The Fibonacci, the three, six, nine, it seems like every on multiples of three, 49:12 six and nine is when you really get a kick out. 49:15 So the third liver cleanse, 49:17 the six liver cleanse, the ninth liver cleanse, the 12th liver cleanse. 49:20 As those people 49:21 are going through the process, they're they're building their liver back. 49:24 Once the liver is at 80% functionality. 49:27 And you can also fast one day a week on water, you can also I'm 49:31 a big proponent of urine therapy. 49:33 That's a topic for a whole nother show. 49:36 But these are you know, that's where Brzezinski got 49:40 your antineoplastic are developed, your body develops the anti-cancer agents. 49:45 It needs to fight the cancer. And it's in your on your. 49:48 That's one of the other things I didn't add to the list of many 49:51 for for cancer therapies 49:52 or cancer treatment, but urine is at the top of the list of that. 49:56 So that's that's all of those taking all of those things into consideration. 50:00 You can speed up the liver repairing itself by not eating as much, 50:05 getting rid of the sugar, getting rid of the alcohol, 50:07 all of the lifestyle changes that should be made anyway to get that 50:11 that person's health, mind and body balanced 50:16 so their self-healing mechanism can kick in. 50:19 All we do in natural medicine is teach you how to reactivate yourself. 50:25 Healing mechanism. 50:26 When your self-healing mechanism is clogged up, 50:29 your self-healing mechanism is toxic. 50:32 It's overwhelmed 50:35 you. You have a hard time healing. 50:36 All we're doing is cleaning your body out. 50:39 You need your mind out, cleaning your soul out, giving you the necessary 50:43 things that you need to regenerate and reactivate your body. 50:46 Self-healing mechanisms. 50:49 Yeah. Yeah, exactly. 50:50 And at the end of the day, 50:52 that that's exactly what it is that God given a healing. 50:56 Yeah. 50:56 Intelligence that exists within us, like you're saying in a layers upon layers. 51:01 I mean, I usually liken it to like a sliver. 51:04 I mean, even in Nature Medicine, 51:07 you have like you're saying you have this disease and that Earth, 51:11 you know, versus, you know, pharmacology is this disease and that, that drug. 51:15 So we've moved away from looking at the root causes, underlying drivers. 51:20 We're managing symptoms just like the sliver. 51:23 You know we have that in there. 51:24 Obviously the best would be then to remove the interference remove that. 51:29 But instead we're managing the symptoms. 51:31 We're doing anti-inflammatories. 51:33 We're doing anti infectious agents. 51:35 We doing pain medication. 51:37 We're doing all these things to manage symptoms versus just removing this flavor. 51:41 Yeah. 51:41 And so and that's important that we get back to that mindset 51:47 in regards to how we address the body and heal it. 51:51 So doctor Group thank you so much for being this voice of 51:55 of power in this field and for really 51:58 can I reiterating the foundational principles 52:02 that still needed, you know, frequency liver and 52:06 and then utilizing the tools the intelligence that exists within us. 52:10 And I'm so excited about this this new product line 52:15 that's coming out that I think is going to be revolutionary 52:18 for, for people going through and through cancer. 52:21 So thank you so much for everything you do. 52:24 And I'll, I'll everyone listening. 52:27 Check out Global Healing. 52:28 It's a phenomenal phenomenal product line. 52:31 And so thank you so much doctor Group. 52:33 Hey thank you I appreciate it. 52:35 We all appreciate everything you're doing and all the time and effort 52:38 you're putting into helping humanity every single day. 52:41 Thank you. Thank you. Ditto. Thank you.
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