Full Transcript Guest Introduction and Tim's Background 0:00 and we've got a very special guest tonight. 0:02 We've the great Dr. 0:04 Stephanie Rimka joining us, and I know you're gonna love her testimonial and her background. 0:08 My background's nowhere near as exciting as hers. 0:11 Literally, I was working at a go-kart track about 30 years ago. 0:15 While I in high school, someone had called me, showed me this business, said, hey, you can make a lot of money sharing stuff, 0:20 And I could do that, so I got started part-time, to just pay attention and learn and my first year was able to make, you know, 0:28 a six for your income while I was in high school and I said, this is awesome. 0:30 I love it. 0:31 And it's been a dream come true ever since. 0:33 So, I can just let everybody know tonight, we're not going to share with you anything that's too difficult to do really, 0:37 if you've got a good heart and want to financially benefit from it, this might be the right place for you. 0:43 I'm always delighted and honored. 0:45 Her time is so very valuable. 0:48 Anytime I call her, I hope I don't bug her because she's got so many things going on in her life, making such an impact on so people's lives. 0:56 And tonight, you know what? 0:57 I think you're gonna hear some great values. 0:58 She's gonna share with you why she so excited about Riemann and a little bit about her background as well. 1:03 and I you gonna be more than blown away. 1:06 Dynamic leader, powerful, you know, just online influencer, but also in front of the room influencer. 1:11 Whenever she talks, people listen. 1:13 And I'm excited tonight to be able to get a chance. 1:15 I got my journal here and I'll be taking some vigorous notes. 1:18 So I will hand the call over to Dr. 1:20 Stephanie Remke. 1:20 Thanks for being with us and welcome to the Call. 1:23 Oh man, thank you, Tim. 1:24 Now I am even more nervous. 1:28 This is my first corporate call, so please bear with me.I have no script.
Dr. Rimka's Medical Background 1:33 Didn't see the PowerPoint ahead of time. 1:35 But he's like, hey, come on in and talk. 1:37 Are you sure you want me to do that? 1:39 But when it comes to talking about Riman, first, I'm just going to talk about, well, OK. 1:44 You want to introduce myself and who I am, because some people may not know me. 1:47 All right. 1:48 So I've Dr. 1:48 Remka. 1:48 I have been practicing roughly 25 years. 1:50 And I do telehealth and offer courses, so I see patients and teach people all over the world. 2:04 I specialize in mental health brain health from a holistic standpoint from an orthomolecular psychiatry big word but basically I'm a bridge between ancient 2:16 principles from nature to restore the body to its natural divine state of joy and bliss. 2:21 coupled with technology that focuses in electromagnetic medicine. 2:26 So I use a lot of electricity, a lotta magnetism. 2:29 You know, the barbaric term many of you may know of is like electric shock therapy that you saw from a movie, one flown over the cuckoo's nest. 2:36 We are much more sophisticated in how we do this because you're an electromagnetic being of light. 2:41 Now, that sounds like a whole lotta words, and it is. 2:45 All that means is I help people reverse autism, schizophrenia, bipolar, PTSD, suicidal ideation, depersonalization, anxiety, 2:56 panic attacks, and I've been doing it for decades. 2:59 And I do it in a drug-free approach. 3:02 I have done it with Navy SEALs, military veterans. 3:09 parents of special needs children that in and of themselves can't sleep or whatever. 3:14 Also, Alzheimer's, MS, Lyme, Mold, these are all things I deal with because they're all based in nervous system and brain dysregulation. 3:23 Again, a lot of big words, I get it. 3:26 I just help people feel better from being trapped with an inflamed, out of control brain. 3:33 And that usually happens from nutrient deficiencies and high levels of toxicity. 3:39 Those are your two main reasons these are gonna happen. 3:40 You might have a trauma like a concussion. 3:43 Okay, that happens too. 3:45 Now, so why the heck am I here talking about skincare? 3:50 A few reasons. 3:52 I'm just gonna talk about myself as a 51-year-old woman, a mother of an 18- year- old boy, Although I may be seen as an influencer or a smart or whatever.
Personal Skin Struggles and Discovery of Riman 4:07 At the end of the day, I also just want to be pretty and attractive and desired and wanted and feel like the most special girl in the world to the least 4:15 one person. 4:16 Okay. 4:17 And about two years ago I started testosterone replacement. 4:23 And suddenly about six months ago or so, I broke out with extreme, extreme severe cystic acne from it 30 to 50 lesions at a time. 4:34 Very deeply along all my neck as you can see I don't have long hair so I couldn't even hide it, everything that was along the jawline around the neck of 4:42 the back of my back up into my scalp my temples. 4:45 I suddenly it was in pain. 4:47 It was embarrassing layering on makeup. 4:51 I want not wanting to wash my face before I went to bed with my partner or just all the things I don't want to go to the beach. 4:57 Oh my gosh. 4:58 And I wanna get my faces wet and he'll see everything that's happening who at 50 wants to have this happen. 5:04 Okay. 5:05 Dealing with my hormone replacement doc, no understanding of what to do. 5:10 All we could do, she was like, I need to take you off all the testosterone. 5:12 Within three to four weeks of that, the acne had slightly, maybe less breakout, but they were still there. 5:21 These typically take six to eight weeks to resolve on me. 5:25 And it was rough. 5:27 So now we took me off the testosterone. 5:29 I was tired, fatigued, couldn't sleep. 5:32 Getting depressed and I told her I said, look, I don't know. 5:34 I think I can decide between feeling like I almost want to die at this point or clear skin. 5:41 This cannot be my choices. 5:43 So then, of course, the drug options came out. 5:45 Well, do you want I am such a holistic person you guys I threw away a TV at 22 years old because a mentor told me to do that I haven't had a tv or watch 5:58 tvs I was 22 I hadn't used deodorant or antiperspirant since I Was 22. I Haven't use shampoo for since about 25 years 2225 I wash them here once a month 6:09 when I get it cut. 6:10 Like to give you an idea that. 6:12 Don't keep beauty products around I don't. 6:13 Use the kinds of things people do. 6:16 I've been eating an organic gluten-free type of diet for 20 years. 6:21 I'm very crunchy granola. 6:23 And I wear the cleanest makeup on earth that I can find. 6:27 So I want to have cool hair and I wanna have some lipstick, but I make sure I source it from here. 6:35 My nail polish is actually sourced from Korea because Koreans do clean things. 6:40 There's a trend there in case you don't notice it, points on a line. 6:45 In my desperation, what I was using was not working. 6:49 It's a very, very clean line, not helping at all. 6:53 One of my friends I reached out to and I'm like, What is this stuff you're doing? 6:58 I see your posts. 6:59 I feel what's going on. 7:01 And in full disclosure, I have been on six different, at six or seven scientific or medical advisory boards for corporations. 7:11 I consult for things like red light therapy, CBD, for multiple years I've been doing these things, genetics, optimization, 7:20 longevity, I'm on a board of an educational institute, and I teach continuing education to doctors. 7:25 So I am on multiple boards and do several things outside of my private practice. 7:30 One of the companies I was consulting for This company came up with a skincare line they wanted me to review it. 7:37 I did. 7:37 And I said, you've got to be kidding, because I will never touch this with the 10 foot pole, nobody I know will touch us with 10-foot pole I can never 7:47 sell or endorse this it's toxic it full of cancer causing chemicals. 7:50 This is awful. 7:52 So in that desperation, I said, aren't you guys worried about this Korean thing? 7:56 And they go what? 7:57 They go, Raman, i'm seeing it everywhere. 7:58 I don't know what it is, but everyone's talking about it. 8:01 And so I reached out and they said no, we're not worried. 8:03 They said I think you should be. 8:06 So I called a friend. 8:08 She sent me some product. 8:10 I didn't watch a video, I didnt know a thing, i really barely knew anything about nothing. 8:17 I was so desperate. 8:19 i washed my face with it, put all the i'm like boo say boo what why what is that i don't understand this sounds so stupid seriously i was like how many 8:29 steps you want me to do i like i barely washed All the stories, okay? 8:35 I did it though. 8:36 I do the things. 8:37 Okay, put the booth, the spray, and the thing's okay.
Why Clean Skincare Matters 8:40 The cream, go to bed. 8:41 And I woke up the next day, looked in the mirror and literally like doing these things, I'm like, you gotta be kidding me. 8:50 What's going on? 8:52 What? 8:52 75% reduction, redness all gone, cysts flat. 9:01 That can't be right. 9:02 I mean, just, and I was doing all of it going, I just don't understand what's happening here. 9:06 75% improvement at least overnight. 9:10 Oh, it's like, i'm not gonna cry yet. 9:14 iI'm really happy though. 9:15 Thank you so much. 9:16 Wash my face again, put it on. 9:19 Did the same thing the next day. 9:21 That second day I did cry. 9:23 Tears of joy and gratitude. 9:30 I can't get over this. 9:31 You need it. 9:33 And kind of since then, Spirit has just opened a path for me, Rimaan, Rimka, the name is almost exactly the same. 9:40 We got one letter different. 9:41 I think Spirit was like, baby girl here, this is where it is. 9:45 And in more full disclosure for the last year and a half, I would say I've been formulating my own skincare line. 9:51 I have been in there, the potions and lotions, experimenting with all kinds of molecules. 10:05 I'm a tap out on that whole idea because this is 100 times better. 10:09 And I think I'll just sell this because they sure seem to have figured it out. 10:13 I go, I don't know what magic unicorn sauce farts are in this stuff, but I love it. 10:19 So then I looked it up and I went, You've got to be kidding me. 10:27 I never heard of the young pool. 10:29 I've never had the frequency, you know, Jay, like frequency. 10:34 Frequency water. 10:35 What are these people talking about? 10:38 And then I looked into it and my mind was blown and it makes complete sense to me why this is working the way it's working now, 10:44 because I understand energy, frequency and electromagnetics and radiation. 10:47 Because I do it for a living and I bridge ancient technology. 10:50 These are ancient heritage plants. 10:52 With outrageous liposomal microfluidization technology, you've taken something together and put it into like Greek mythology superhero results, 11:01 and that's what we're getting. 11:02 And that what that frequency water actually is. 11:05 Active volcanoes create radiation that actually heal things and make everything like super mythology like titans around them. 11:14 That's, what has gone on here. 11:15 The genius of this owner and developer has done something I've never seen before. 11:20 And it makes total sense because none of us have had access to it before. 11:22 No wonder my skin never saw this before no wonder nothing's ever worked like this. 11:26 And I'm telling you, I was doing all kinds of things, making my own chemistry sets from everything from the research that told me it should have cleared 11:34 up my scan, but it wasn't doing it. 11:37 And so I'm like, okay, I don't really understand what's going on here. 11:39 So I am back on my testosterone. 11:42 My skin is better than ever. 11:43 I just interviewed my esthetician, medical estetician who was injecting cortisone. 11:49 When I got to the point I let him inject the cortison. 11:50 And I couldn't even take the pain and I had to be on stages. 12:01 and feel weak. 12:02 I can't do it, I need it fixed. 12:05 So I temporarily even let it go, go do, it extract them, do what you got to do. 12:08 And I don't have to any of that anymore. 12:10 She saw my face this week, Tuesday, and just said I cannot believe it. 12:14 There's literally nothing to extract. 12:16 there's nothing you inject. 12:17 she's like, i need what I'm gonna ship it to you. 12:20 i said i'll send it you girl. 12:21 like i've never seen it that's the most radical change in skin I've ever seen. 12:26 And it's like two months of use. 12:27 She goes, it' brighter. 12:28 It's glowing. 12:29 I'm like, is this luminous light stuff? 12:31 I didn't know about it either. 12:33 So I am not a skin expert. 12:34 Am a brain health expert, OK? 12:36 Am mental health experts. 12:39 And a lot of those problems are caused by toxicity. 12:41 That's my personal testimony, mind blowing. 12:45 Everybody I have using it is like the same. 12:47 Maybe it isn't overnight as dramatic, but within two or three days, you got to be kidding me. 12:52 No, I don't. 12:53 It's tiger grass and Jeju water, that's all you need to know, it's just a lot of water. 12:56 I don't know. 12:57 And I honestly, I joke, i've looked at the science, you don' t need t know the magical ingredients, yo u don t NEED to kno any of the things. 13:04 You're like, honey, is tiger g rass in this frequency water? 13:07 It' amazing. 13:07 It is magic stuff from Korea. 13:09 That's why you have to say, t at's really all anybody needs to k ow, because they don''t really care either. 13:13 They just want to, can it fix it? 13:15 Can it make it prettier? 13:16 C n it makes it cleaner? 13:17 And then for people like me, a l t about clean matters, right? 13:23 I'm that crunchy granola mom. 13:25 I am the one that had arnica in her purse. 13:28 So when her son fell down, he was getting arlica and lavender on him, essential oils. 13:32 That's me. 13:33 Yeah, you know, I do things. 13:37 You can't sleep? 13:38 Take some vetiver. 13:39 Try some frankincense. 13:41 What about some arrica? 13:42 That is how I live life. 13:44 Not everybody does, but it matters to me that they've banned over 3,000 toxins. 13:48 It matters for me they're way more strict in Korea than they are even in European standards. 13:54 American standards are a joke. 13:56 We allow anything to happen here. 13:58 I want to say something a little sobering, and I may never get a chance to do this again, so I'm going to take the chance and tell you now.
Anti-Aging, Botox Concerns, and Whole-Body Care 14:07 And I am not doing this to criticize or shame anyone. 14:16 The average baby today is born before he or she takes its very first breath. 14:25 Studies have shown with an average of 287 chemicals inside that baby. 14:27 217 of those are known to cause nervous system damage. 14:29 208 of them cause birth defects. 14:31 And 180 have been identified as causing cancer. 14:45 So before a baby has taken its first breath, it's coming in poisoned. 14:52 It's come in with a toxic load. 14:54 How are we expecting it to even function? 14:57 Are we surprised at all the childhood illnesses, the allergies, reactions? 15:02 Then once they get born in the hospital, we only know, that only knows what happens, right? 15:08 As I said, I see a lot of people, lots, and it's getting younger and younger. 15:14 And 20 years ago, did not see kids with anxiety disorders. 15:16 20 Years ago I did see children with panic disorders, nobody heard of 13 year olds mutilating, cutting themselves. 15:26 No one ever heard that when we were growing up. 15:27 Who did that? 15:28 Nobody. 15:29 You know how common it is now? 15:30 I've seen it every single week in practice. 15:35 anxiety, depression, PTSD, panic attacks, confusion, loss of emotion, depersonalization, brain fog, memory loss, lost of taste, 15:47 hearing, smell, hair loss. 15:55 All these things that people are hearing about, thyroid dysfunction, insomnia, adrenal dysfunction and seizures. 16:01 Super common, I'm seeing them more and more. 16:04 I gonna put the pieces together here, because I don't wanna see one more person get something that they don' need to get that's actually causing all of these. 16:14 And it has to do with some of this toxic load. 16:17 Those babies are being born with that toxicload, cause they're getting it directly from their mothers. 16:23 And the average woman is slathering on 350 to 400 chemicals a day in the name of beauty, in name anti-aging. 16:33 Now, I want us to embrace aging in a beautiful way. 16:36 That requires radical self-love and radical acceptance. 16:40 I can't wave a magic wand and make that happen. 16:42 People are going to be pushing up against it. 16:45 It is weird to see your face change. 16:47 You know, it's like, that doesn't look like me. 16:50 What happened? 16:52 It's strange. 16:53 The whole process. 16:55 But I don't want to save one person. 17:00 from exposure to the most toxic poison known on earth. 17:07 That's a fact. 17:08 It was started as a biological weapon of war to kill people. 17:13 it spreads from the site of injection, it disrupts the gut microbiome, It crosses the blood brain barrier, paralyzes your brain cells, 17:24 your heart, your lungs, your muscles, you face, and numbs you from having emotions and expressing them properly. 17:33 And you can walk into any med spa, maybe any hair salon, for 300 bucks you get 50 units of something we call Botox. 17:45 If I can do anything to make any of you and your children and grandchildren never have exposure to that which is the most toxic substance on earth known 17:59 to man. 17:59 That is not a lie. 18:01 Started as a biological weapon of war 100 years ago. 18:05 And anybody can go take a weekend seminar and be certified to inject your face with it. 18:11 It passes through the placenta to a baby and we have no idea how to detox it at all. 18:20 That's what I'm here for. 18:21 And that to me is what finally what Ramon can offer to people could is the most extraordinary anti-aging or reverse aging rejuvenation product I've ever 18:32 seen with zero toxicity. 18:34 It's giving Botox style and filler results without any of that risk. 18:42 People don't understand what this is doing. 18:45 I didn't what it was doing until I studied it, and they're not being told the truth. 18:51 So I've been talking about the dangers of Botox and fillers for a very long time, but it's been hard for people to go, well, 18:58 I hear you, But I still don t like what I see in the mirror. 19:08 get water on my face and have the makeup come off when I'm on a weekend with my boyfriend. 19:14 But now you can. 19:16 Ramon is doing it because it's healing you from the inside out. 19:19 And we can start with the collagen, with a gut supplement. 19:23 We start from beauty from inside-out. 19:24 You should not be beautiful at the cost of your health. 19:28 Your health should get better. 19:29 This is healing at a cellular level, going from an inside or topical. 19:35 Both ways, growing hair back. 19:37 I know I'm not supposed to say it, but say what you want. 19:39 My hair is growing back, So I do use this and I sent it to my mother. 19:43 She's like, you can send me more of the hair stuff. 19:45 I said, OK, Mommy, I'll send you more. 19:47 So there's a little bit of my why. 19:51 And it matters to me.I don't need you guys to know those stats, but I know every time you're selling this to someone and you've given the collagen mask 19:59 and they're having those Botox style results,I'm going to do one tonight because I have a photo shoot tomorrow and i'll do it in the morning too, 20:04 so I'm super fresh. 20:06 You know, you are saving potentially someone's life. 20:10 I've seen patients go deaf, I have seen them have full face paralysis, suicidal ideation, all directly from Botox. 20:17 And I'm tired of it. 20:20 Tired of them thinking that is safe and that's the only option. 20:23 This is an extraordinary option and the idea that 20 year olds are getting it and 13 year old little girls are using poisons, 20:30 get them on this instead. 20:32 I'm looking at their 20, 30 years down the road, are they able to have babies? 20:35 Are they going to be fertile? 20:37 So please to me, it's more than just skincare.
Network Marketing and Business Benefits 20:40 It's really whole body care. 20:43 Your holistic way of saying, you know, in the whole concept of the Korean heritage plants and that ritual of mothers teaching the daughter, 20:50 like take time, give yourself a ritual, a doorman of self care, self love. 20:54 I love it. 20:56 So there's my testimony on this and why and the products and what the ingredients, the why that maybe some of you have missed. 21:04 We could do a science call another time, but nobody cares about all that. 21:07 That isn't important. 21:09 And let me just do side note about MLM a little bit on the benefits of this industry, Tim. 21:14 Can I get two more minutes? 21:16 OK. 21:17 So I'm a doctor in private practice. 21:19 Again, six practices. 21:21 One was a miserable failure, sort of. 21:24 It was financial failure. 21:25 Close the doors. 21:26 because I'm the type of doctor that did this just cause I wanted to help people. 21:33 That's it. 21:34 I was so dumb and naive. 21:36 If I opened my first practice with something called box on a wall, that meant there was a box in the wall and you put in what you could afford. 21:45 We didn't last a year. 21:48 You know, I'm that kind of doc that struggled to get paid. 21:53 I felt guilty for someone paying a sick person giving me money. 21:58 Like I wish I could just do it for free. 22:00 And really, it doesn't work. 22:03 You can't pay your rent like that. 22:05 So it's taken me a journey to learn how to make a business profitable and not feel guilty at the same time. 22:11 At one point, I had a private practice. 22:13 I pretty much donated most of my money to a nonprofit. 22:15 And I was flipping houses on the side just so I could make money because I felt so guilty. 22:20 So I have to get myself congruent with I deserve to money. 22:23 But I'm going to tell you one of the industries that helped me do that tremendously has been network marketing. 22:28 This direct sales network, marketing industry I've been in for about six years. 22:32 The practice I make a good living and I help people and a can give away stuff and do price reductions and have gratis cases and Do whatever I want, 22:42 because the network marketing gives me a freedom in. 22:47 travel, community. 22:50 Private practice is very lonely. 22:51 This has given me fun. 22:53 It's given purpose to go have like water cooler talk with people. 22:57 And it has giving me quite a bit of money that helps me fund some of my nonprofit kind of stuff in practice as well as an exit strategy. 23:07 So a lot of doctors in private practice, we don't really have an extra strategy, if we're not working, were not making any money. 23:13 This helps me make money when I sleep, and it helps make doctors money, when they sleep. 23:17 So they can take some time off, so maybe they could write a course, or they write book. 23:23 Or they just have a vacation with their kids for a change. 23:26 And they're not always gone. 23:28 This is giving me time. 23:29 I had to close my practice temporarily because my son had a brain disorder himself and got very sick. 23:34 It was this industry that allowed me to do it. 23:38 Money could come in and I could leave the state, take him to get specialized care for two years. 23:43 and I didn't lose my house and my cars and didn' have to stop sending my mom money because network marketing, I learned how to leverage myself and have 23:51 a team working with me and teaching me. 23:53 And I've grown tremendously and been blessed to be on medical boards and formulate products for them. 24:00 It's a fun industry and it's built on I don't win unless you win. 24:05 I dont make any money unless I'm helping teach you how make money. 24:11 I'm a college ball player. 24:12 I go, I can't think of anything better than that. 24:14 Cause I, my whole team has to win. 24:16 My whole has the score. 24:18 Like who cares if you're an MVP, if he lost, you know what I mean? 24:22 That's stupid. 24:23 So I think it's a beautiful industry in and of itself. 24:26 And I was almost ready to walk away from some heartbreak and some disappointment and betrayals I experienced before. 24:34 Riemann has come along and given me my own rebirth. 24:41 I'm really grateful and I hope you consider joining us. 24:45 We have a good time and it's pretty light, you know? 24:49 It's skincare. 24:50 I am crying and a very sensitive person and feel big feelings, but it is fun. 24:55 It is helping people feel beautiful again. 24:57 Fun getting messages, oh my God, I usually avoid mirrors and now I look in the mirror and can't believe it. 25:03 Normally I feel sexy but I felt sexy for the first time. 25:06 That is a beautiful thing to hear. 25:09 50 and 60 and 70 year old people. 25:13 I love it. 25:14 So thank you, Tim, for the time. 25:16 And I know it was a little long, but no, it's perfect. 25:19 Like, I'm gonna get out of the way quickly, make room for you. 25:21 This was unbelievable. 25:23 It was so I mean, over here, getting teary eyed. 25:26 You do you do such an amazing job. 25:28 Obviously, every time your mouth opens up, good things come out. 25:33 with this and having the smartest person I know, which is Dr. 25:37 Rimka and probably the dumbest person that I knew myself on the phone. 25:42 I want to be as dumb as you one day, Tim. 25:45 Listen, one of my favorite phrases is go ugly fast, go early, and go hard.
Final Encouragement and Team Mindset 25:51 Everybody, I really want you to make mistakes. 25:54 We are not striving for perfection. 25:57 And I love that about you. 25:58 Your story, how old? 26:01 I'm like, listen, if I can feel forward as well as this guy. 26:05 Show me what you got. 26:06 Like I can't I love it. 26:07 You know, I'm late to the game at 50. That's for sure. 26:14 Well, thank you so much for being with us, man. 26:15 So if you like what You heard tonight, get back to your buddy that invited you on. 26:19 And I really appreciate Dr. 26:20 Inca joining us man, you are unbelievable on fire. 26:24 Every time the leaderboards come out, Dr Inka is always at the top, leading the charts leading away, building such a rock star organization and helping 26:31 so many people win. 26:32 following her lead. 26:33 And every time I get a chance to hear from her and learn from, I can get excited. 26:36 So God bless each and every one of you. 26:38 Thank you, doctor. 26:39 Any last words before we wrap up? 26:41 Yeah, thank you for that. 26:42 So why do you see me on the top of the leaderboards? 26:45 Because I'm concerned with helping people. 26:47 If you focus on helping other people, you will be taken care of. 26:51 Like you said, help get people to manager. 26:53 You teach them how to do that, teach him how fish, they'll be looking to take care themselves for life. 26:58 Keep going on to the next one. 26:59 And once they get to senior manager team leader, make sure they know how teach their people how become manager, I focus how many people can I help today. 27:07 if you do, that I promise you, will make it. 27:12 That's it. 27:12 I'm 100% agreeance with that. 27:14 So God bless you guys tonight. 27:15 Thank you so much, Dr. 27:16 Rimka. 27:17 Valuable information, valuable insight. 27:19 Let's make it happen to everybody together. 27:20 God Bless you, guys. 27:21 Have a wonderful evening.
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