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Hello. Hello everyone. This is Dr. Garrett Smith, also known as the nutrition detective on these here YouTube parts. And boy,

YouTube parts. And boy, I got a bunch of things to talk about today. First, I want to tell you all the

today. First, I want to tell you all the folks in the live chat who get here and you're like dedicated hardcores. I'm

sorry that I'm starting late, like 45 minutes later than I should have.

You're gonna you're going to enjoy the show. Um I there was a lot of stuff

show. Um I there was a lot of stuff going into the show. I had trouble trimming it down because there's so many things I want to go over. And the

biggest thing we're going to go over today is the molecule PA, also known as palmtoal ethnolamide.

And we're going to talk about it a lot.

It um it's a very cool molecule. I know

you guys may hear that and go, "Wait, pal palmitic is bad and ethanol is bad and amite. I'm not sure. Is this okay?"

and amite. I'm not sure. Is this okay?"

Yes, this is something your body makes and it is amazingly helpful and we have testimonials to it both from Kelsey who helped figure it out and brought my

attention to it and tried it and demonstrated that it worked and we have other people in um so for those of you who don't know um when I'm when I'm figuring out new things or when Kelsey

figures out new things and brings them to me either she she runs it by me first and then we start having people We usually try it first

and then we start having people experiment with it. So, if you ever wanted to be one of the early people made aware of this stuff, well, you'd want to be working with us in our

testing and consultation and doing the office hours that you can purchase with that, which is the follow-up, or you can um get into the inner circle. If you're

a Love Your Liver member inside the inner circle, you can join the you can join that separate membership and then you can get the earliest stuff. So like

the general love your liver program has not heard of pea yet and and I haven't talked about it on YouTube yet because I wanted to assess it in real life and see

if all the research was true and it seems to be. So we have lots of stuff to go over today. It's not

just pea.

So, let me uh let me get into it. So, uh

Joe, let me share my screen. I didn't do that for you yet.

And I I do want to tell you like one of the interesting things that I'll go over in the um in a testimonial is one thing pea helps

you do is handle stress.

Now, I can tell you that I had a lot of things not happen right this morning.

And I know I normally back in the past, I would have been kind of agitated.

My mouse wasn't working right and I started my prep late today, nor later than I normally did. And it just wasn't the day wasn't going well. And my stress

handling has been so it's it's just, you know, it wasn't terrible before, but it's way better. So, and it's my relationship with Kelsey is getting better. Like everything I'm going to

better. Like everything I'm going to tell you this pea is pretty magic. So, you're going to want to pay attention. And people have been people who like Beth Martins who's

in the live chat right now, they've been they've been chomping at the bit to hear me talk about this because it's it's really something. So, first thing I

really something. So, first thing I wanted to go over is now I'm not going to say this. Joe,

you can go to this one.

I'm not going to say these words on this channel because I don't want to get kicked out because I don't know how

anti- things are. But I want you to pay

things are. But I want you to pay attention to these words right here. See

this that those four words right there? You

can find this on the internet as tapes.

Joe, am I I'm not showing the wrong screen. Sorry. Here we are. Sorry, Joe.

screen. Sorry. Here we are. Sorry, Joe.

So, these four words right here starts with N O B. I'm not going to say it.

You're going to want to if you want to know if you don't believe. Okay. So, I

put in the the docs the purpose of a system is what it does.

I believe well what I'm seeing and what we go over here is that we are being made to be toxic poisoned and

nutritionally deficient and all of the society stuff that is happening is intentional and planned.

This if you go and you find this these transcripts on this page you this is just a PDF and this is the transcripts of it. There are multiple tapes you can

of it. There are multiple tapes you can listen to. Tapes, they're they're online

listen to. Tapes, they're they're online as MP4s. You can find them for free.

as MP4s. You can find them for free.

This information was relayed to a group of physicians in 1969 and then this gentleman put all this

stuff to tape and transcript in 1988.

Okay. So even if you don't believe this meeting happened in 1969, this information what came out in 1988.

Okay, they tell you all the things that are happening right now and that are coming

and that have already happened. Okay, so

and in there they talk about poisoning people.

They talk about the cultural changes.

They talk about societal changes. Like

if this depresses you, but if you know this is already happening, okay, so I already knew this was happening.

If listening to this again and if you already know that all this stuff is happening and you've admitted it to yourself and you understand, you don't need to go listen to this.

But if you know people who don't believe it or who are on the fence and who need to hear that this information is like 60 years old plus

because of course they when they're talking about they've had all these plans for a while and now it's 69.

you can share it with them. Don't go if you don't if you already know this stuff. I I found it. Kelsey sent it to

stuff. I I found it. Kelsey sent it to me and I was I was listening to it and I got through all the tapes of the original um interview

and I was pretty depressed after that cuz I I already knew this was happening.

It's like why I don't watch a lot of uh scary movies or suspenseful movies. I'm

like I don't need that in my life. I

don't need to add that. I I life is enough.

So if you already know this stuff, you don't need to go listen to it. But if

you if you aren't sure about it and you don't believe that the all everything happening today was planned and is intentional, then you might want

to go read it and share it. Okay.

So now before we get into pea, for those of you who want to help support us, Kelsey and I and the whole nutrition detective

team, this for now I am working on. So

I'm telling you guys this before I have a supplement of it. I'm going to make a supplement of PA and I'm going to include OEA in it, which is really cool.

Olio oil ethanolomide.

and we're going to make that and it's going to be amazing for now. I want you guys to be able to go get it for now.

So, if you want to go get it, this is one place that we've gotten it from is Pure Bulk. And if you click on that

Pure Bulk. And if you click on that link, then uh you can uh Sorry, I'm trying to check my

the link. Joe wants the link. Yes, let

the link. Joe wants the link. Yes, let

me give you the link, Joe.

Copy.

paste. There we go. Okay. I think I missed a bunch of chats in my live chat thing, but anyway, so you can get it in capsules, you can get it in bags powder.

Okay, some people have been using the bulk supplement stuff. We've also

experimented with this pure bulk stuff.

It's likely all from the same place.

There's not a lot of manufacturers of this. It doesn't make any sense when you

this. It doesn't make any sense when you find out how good it is for you. Or

maybe it does make sense because if the purpose of the system is to have you not be healthy and pea is a compound that is made in

your own body and is in some foods so they can't patent it and it helps people actually be healthier, they wouldn't want you to know about it. There

wouldn't be a lot of places making it.

You'll understand why very soon. So if

you want to help support us, you can try getting your pea from here.

So now let's move on. Okay. So

this is the paper that I believe so in all honesty I came across this paper

maybe before Kelsey did. I don't know.

But I just kind of dismissed it because I saw that big word. As some of you are probably looking at that word and going that word is scary. It looks

chemical. Okay, you make it. It's an

endo I'm going to tell you this before we go.

It's an endockinabonoid.

No, it's not marijuana. No, it's not THC. No, it's not CBD. It is in that

THC. No, it's not CBD. It is in that family. And no, you should not be taking

family. And no, you should not be taking THC or CBD to support your canab and dio your canabonoid system. That would be like telling people that they should

take heroin to support their opioid system. Okay. No, you don't take drugs

system. Okay. No, you don't take drugs that mess with this. And it's the system. They named the system terribly.

system. They named the system terribly.

It's like when they named the retinoid X or retinoid X receptor or retinoic acid receptor. They named it after something

receptor. They named it after something stupid because they saw that that receptor reacted to it. So the

endockinabonoid system reacts to chemicals that they call canabonoids that they group in there because they're a certain form. No, you're not going to get high from pea. Actually, as you'll

see, pea helps people quit addictive things.

It literally reduces drug withdrawal symptoms. It helps people quit things.

So, if you have bad habits still, if and and this is okay if you're in the love your liver program or you're out there and you are addicted to the ones the studies we're going to go over,

morphine, it helped with cocaine, it helped with in theory, it helps with cannabis and it also helps with nicotine.

So, if you're addicted to any of these things, you're going to want to keep listening. So, no, it's not going to get

listening. So, no, it's not going to get you high. Okay?

you high. Okay?

Don't let don't let the chemical word or the or the classification of it drive you away. That would be a terrible thing

you away. That would be a terrible thing to have happen or to choose to have happen. So, what we're going to go,

happen. So, what we're going to go, we're going to go this paper is long and I'm going to go through it piece by piece. This is the main one I want to go

piece. This is the main one I want to go over today. I thought about only doing

over today. I thought about only doing this today, but then I just couldn't help myself. This is going to be like a

help myself. This is going to be like a fourhour show. Maybe four and a half

fourhour show. Maybe four and a half hours probably.

Here we go. Nickel allergy remains the most prevalent case of allergic contact dermatitis worldwide. Again, why aren't

dermatitis worldwide. Again, why aren't they talking about it? And nickel

allergy comes about from nickel toxicity. It's just a certain

toxicity. It's just a certain presentation. Okay. imposing a

presentation. Okay. imposing a

substantial socioemological and economic burden beyond its classical cutaneous presentation. The most common

cutaneous presentation. The most common systemic nickel allergy syndrome toxicity highlights the systemic dimension of nickel hypers sensitivity

wherein dietary nickel intake may provoke or cause both GI as in gut and cutaneous as in skin symptoms through mechanisms involving gut barrier impairment. leaky

gut and mucosal immune priming. So an

overreaction by the immune system.

Against this background, we propose to revisit PA an endogenous that means made within your body. Aliamide. Wait, did I

your body. Aliamide. Wait, did I highlight aliamide yet? Did we? Oh no,

I'll get into that. What that word means? So anyway, it's made within your

means? So anyway, it's made within your body. It's in that class of compounds

body. It's in that class of compounds with well doumented. There's over 350 studies on this stuff.

Anti-inflammatory, anti-angioenic and anti-allergic properties, anti-histamine properties, anti-mass cells going off

when they're not supposed to. Properties

for those of you who have allergies.

Already studied in pain and inflammatory disorders and employed in veterinary dermatology. So, it's good enough for

dermatology. So, it's good enough for your animals, but they don't want you talking about it. Uh so angiogenic if you didn't know what an angiogenic is this is this is something that t they

tend to talk about in the cancer world is blood vessels genic is making new blood vessels so in our world let's say

pea helps you it either protects you from toxins and I do believe it may actually help you detox fatty toxins better. What's a fatty toxin we talk

better. What's a fatty toxin we talk about a lot?

Vitamin A.

And what causes things to what causes cells to reproduce faster? Vitamin A.

How would if you're making more cells, what do you need for those? You need

more blood vessels. What inhibits

vitamin A detoxification? Nickel. What

does nickel cause? Cancer.

Right? You can you need if you don't understand all that go back and put it together from all the other stuff that I've gone over. I don't have time to rehash that whole thing. But anyway, in the oncology world, the cancer the

cancer um treatment world, you know, the the disease management. They like things

disease management. They like things that are anti-angiogenic because they think if you could simply starve the cancer of blood by not letting it make

new blood vessels that that's how you fix the cancer.

What if the body stopped making blood vessels to these cancers or tumors because it didn't need to build more toxin storage tissue? Right? Do you see

how they can say it's anti-angioenic as in it's anti- new blood vessel formation? Or they could say you're just

formation? Or they could say you're just not making that tissue, so your body doesn't need to make new blood vessels for it.

And then if it's actually detoxing it, then the you could pull back some of those blood vessels because those cells are going to eventually die and become unnecessary because the toxins are gone.

Okay? So that's angioenesis is the making of blood vessels. So

anti-angioenic is not making new blood vessels, but that's because they're they're mainly talking about cancer.

Okay. And what does nickel cause?

Cancer. What does PA help with? As

you'll see, nickel symptoms. That's what this whole paper is about. So again,

it's good enough for your your animals, but it's not good enough for anybody else to talk about. PA down modulates mass cell degranulation. It helps with

mass cell disorders. Suppresses VEGF

expression via PPA. You're going to see PP R alpha a lot and mtor some as we go and enhances intestinal barrier integrity.

I'm pretty sure that means they fixes leaky gut. What causes leaky gut? Nickel

leaky gut. What causes leaky gut? Nickel

and vitamin A in particular acting as a promising gate keep gatekeeper molecule that reduces gut hyper permeability characterizing systemic nickel allergy

as well as other gut disorders with systemic consequences.

So what do we talk about with toxic bile paradigm? Like what is the cause of

paradigm? Like what is the cause of chronic disease all over the body? It's

toxic. It's bile and the toxins it contains leaking into the system leaking.

So if we can fix the leaks both by reducing our intake of nickel and vitamin A and let's say we have this tool called pea

that's literally been shown to fix the leaks.

Wait, so if pea helps fix the leaks and and as as you've seen people out on the internet say leaky gut is the cause of all disease, right? Okay. leakiness fits

into toxic bowel paradigm really well.

But if we fix the leaks, then in theory, couldn't we fix or help at least almost any disease?

Wait until you see what PA helps with.

And I'm not even going to go over all the stuff I have today. This paper is presented as a viewpoint intended to highlight the untapped therapeutic potential of palmeta, suitable for both

oral and topical administration. We're

working on a lotion with it in it now.

um as a candidate to address the multiffactorial pathophysiology of nickel allergic contact dermatitis and systemic nickel allergy.

Okay, here we go again. Nickel allergy remains the most

again. Nickel allergy remains the most common cause of allergic contact dermatitis with prevalence rates approaching 20% in the general population.

It that we already we kind of covered this a little bit. It socio-emiological

burden is remarkable. Constant exposure

through jewelry, clothing fasteners, coins, cosmetics, electronic devices, and even occupational tools like a barber shop or a hairdresser or a dentist if they touch it with bare

hands, leads to recurrent dermatitis, reduced quality of life, and significant health care expenditures.

The chronicity of the condition, they mean long-term like it's not going away, results in absenteeism, missed work, professional impairment, and social stigma, making nickel allergy a true

public health issue rather than a mere dermatological nuisance. We've been

dermatological nuisance. We've been getting people back to work regularly. That was even before we knew

regularly. That was even before we knew about nickel. So now imagine if if

about nickel. So now imagine if if you're having health problems that are literally getting in the way of you working and you want to work and you understand that the world functions by people like literally working and doing

things and you want to contribute to society but you can't because you're sick, you're in the right place. We can

help you beyond the classical cutaneous presentation as in skin rashes and things of that nature. Systemic nickel

allergy syndrome exemplifies the systemic nature of nickel hypersensitivity. So it's an allergic

hypersensitivity. So it's an allergic syndrome but it's systemic related to all sorts of diseases as dietary nickel ingestion can elicit gut

symptoms such as nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea alongside skin manifestations like urtdicaria that's rashes and eczema. So they're mainly

going to focus on gut and skin. Okay.

Now, I'm going to tell you guys, you guys are going to go out there. So,

you're going to go out and do your own research and you're going to find that there's micronized pea and there's ultraicronized pea. And if you guys want

ultraicronized pea. And if you guys want to mess with that, that's fine.

Kelsey and I and our people have been taking basic pea.

What are what do they keep talking about in this paper about what the pea helps your gut? So if the pea is in your gut

your gut? So if the pea is in your gut and it's touching your gut cells, it can do plenty and then you do absorb some of

it. So if you want to pay obscene prices

it. So if you want to pay obscene prices for micronized or ultramicronized PA, I mean go ahead. They combine Here's a crazy thing about PA. They keep

combining it with stuff that we don't use. They'll combine it with queretin.

use. They'll combine it with queretin.

They'll combine it with ludolan. They'll

combine it with all sorts of crap that we don't touch.

If you want to go, I wouldn't suggest buying any of those.

And of course, they're going to have all the fillers and additives that they normally like to do. Um, bulk

supplements pea capsules don't have any adders additives or fillers. Ours won't

either. Um, but anyway, we're getting plenty of results, as you'll see in the testimonials. We're

getting plenty of results with just the normal plain stuff. You don't need to buy the fancy stuff.

Management of this problem remains largely focused on restrictive low-nickel diets. Now, this we're going

low-nickel diets. Now, this we're going to get into some honesty here, which is good. Which may offer symptomatic

good. Which may offer symptomatic relief. Yes, they do. And you actually

relief. Yes, they do. And you actually are getting rid of nickel as we saw in my hair test several episodes ago, but are often difficult to follow. Not I

never said the low nickel diet was easy.

Nutritionally unbalanced. Oh, that's

that's if you go by normal standards.

And socially limiting. I don't know. I

can go to Chipotle and get rice and meat if I had, you know, if you're going out, you can go plenty of places. I I have not had any problem going out and eating

low nickel as long as I'm not obsessive about it. Okay. But yeah, could it be

about it. Okay. But yeah, could it be socially limiting, especially if you're really sick and you really need to avoid nickel? Yeah, the PA may help you to get

nickel? Yeah, the PA may help you to get out more.

Oh, actually I wanted to tell you. Okay,

this was an important thing about going out to eat and symptoms. So, I used to go I mean I still go to a it's called First Watch. It's a breakfast restaurant

First Watch. It's a breakfast restaurant and I go there for business. You know,

Julie and I all have business meetings there and my mom likes to go there. So,

we go. Funny thing about that place was I would go and if if you guys remember when I went over the dishwashing rinse aids, the dishwasher detergents and the

rinse aids that restaurants use. If I

didn't go over this here, I need to, but I'm pretty sure I went over it. These

things, those surfactants that they use in there, literally like dissolve your gut, like leaky gut. They dissolve

the cell phospholipid membranes and that's how you can cause leaky gut. and

they showed it in a paper. I started on pea and I used to go to this restaurant especially in the morning

and I would end up you know generally you know within a hour half hour hour after eating I would have urgency and sometimes I would have looser bowels and

I was getting I was getting kind of tired of it. I I kept thinking what am I eating? Am I eating like is it too

eating? Am I eating like is it too fatty? What am I? What can I change?

fatty? What am I? What can I change?

What can I do about it?

I couldn't figure it out. I started on pea.

That doesn't happen anymore at the restaurant. It's It's completely

restaurant. It's It's completely stopped. Doesn't matter what I eat now.

stopped. Doesn't matter what I eat now.

I'm on I'm still on a low nickel diet.

But that symptom, if you have loose bowels, the first thing you should do, as you're going to see in this, is do pea.

That would be what I would do. That's

what I would do.

Um, now if you're constipated, you can still do pea. Don't think that what we're

do pea. Don't think that what we're going to go over in the future means that if you're constipated, you can't do pea. PA will help fix your bowel

pea. PA will help fix your bowel movements.

I'm positive of it. Okay. So, anyway, so what did the pea fix for me? Probably

fixed or made me more resilient to the damage that those dishwashing detergents and rinse aids that are still stuck on the plate. They actually went over this

the plate. They actually went over this in the paper. There's enough rinse aid left on the plate that it can cause gut problems. So if you eat out, you know, and who,

you know, you don't have to eat out, you don't have to, but it otherwise things become quite socially limiting.

Okay.

So I like not having that problem anymore. This unmet therapeutic need

anymore. This unmet therapeutic need emphasizes the importance of novel or new interventions able to act on the imunological the immune system and angioenic mechanisms underpinning nickel hypersensitivity.

Improving both patient outcomes and quality of life. Mechanistically, the

systemic features of systemic nickel allergy syndrome have been linked to increased gastrointestinal permeability, leaky gut, mucosal mass mass cell activation. So if you're histamine

activation. So if you're histamine sensitive, this is what we're talking about. And immune sensitization

about. And immune sensitization occurring at the gut barrier level.

contributing to a lowgrade systemic inflammation, the amplification of both GI and cutaneous symptoms in sensitized individuals. I know it's there might be

individuals. I know it's there might be a little might seem a little repetitive.

We're going to get to the good stuff.

Let's see. Let me find it.

Oh, come on. We're not quite there yet.

I love this. The socalled gutto skin axis. And what they mean is this is this

axis. And what they mean is this is this is one of the first things that I was taught in naturopathic medical school is what's happening on your skin is most likely happening in your gut.

Okay. So the first thing we came out with was was toxic bile theory or toxic bile par well it was theory now it's paradigm but then now we have nickel.

Nickel directly connects your skin and your gut. And where does nickel cause the most symptoms? your

skin and your gut. It doesn't mean it doesn't cause symptoms everywhere else, but it it accumulates the most the fastest in your skin and your gut. So, I

love this the so-called like like parts of your body are connected. The

so-called gut skin axis thus represents a key pathogenic that's disease creation bridge local angiogenesis in skin

lesions mirrors mucosal vascular responses in the gut. Wait, so your gut health reflects your skin health. That's

what they literally just said. Both

perpetuating or continuing the allergic phenotype, the expression of allergies, and explaining why a nickel allergy manifests or shows up as a combined skin

and gut disorder. The quote leaky gut allows greater antigen transllocation and pro and promoting systemic sensitization. So the leaky gut allows

sensitization. So the leaky gut allows basically proteins that shouldn't get through to get into your bloodstream. It

would also allow more nickel to get through and more of all sort copper and all sorts of other things that you don't want to come through.

Okay. The so-called skin. It's like when they're like the so-called mind body connection, like we're not sure if it exists or not.

It's amazing that people could be like so literally ignorant.

Um recent studies identifying structural and functional defects in the dadinal that's the that's your intestines mucosal barrier reinforce the concept

that nickel-driven immune activation barrier impairment that's leaky gut and angioenesis are interconnected processes.

Um let me see oh we're just going to this is going to kind of start tying things together.

This birectional skin gut axis explains why nickel allergy often presents with both skin and gut symptoms and suggests that targeting angioenic pathways. I

don't think we need to do that alongside dietary, so like low nickel and microbiome based approaches like, oh, I don't know,

feeding your gut with sun fiber, giving your gut soluble fiber that doesn't come with a bunch of nickel, uh potentially getting either lactobacillus, which is

helpful for more people, and maybe bifido, and then feeding them with something like soluble fiber or sun fiber. you can help the gut biome which

fiber. you can help the gut biome which then helps you make less toxic bile which then helps you're le you're burning holes through your gut less and

everything gets better. They may provide therapeutic benefits. So you're you're

therapeutic benefits. So you're you're seeing here that the pea is tying together a lot of the stuff we talk about in toxic bile paradigm pea in current clinical practice

mechanisms and evidence across indications helping multiple diseases this is what aliamides

means I don't I don't I have not seen this term in any other papers local injury Antagonist amides abbreviated with the acronym

aliamides are endogenous made within the body bioactive they do stuff in the body lipids they're fat soluble fatty related of the NSEL

ethanolamine family pay attention synthesize made by the body on demand in response to injury inflammation or

cellular stress to maintain local homeost ostasis keep you alive and prevent excessive immune activation.

So before you guys are like, "Oh my gosh, it's a chemical." Ah, like it's literally made by your body under stress to protect you in response to injury,

inflammation, or cellular stress. Can we

also add toxicity to that?

Now, toxicity tends to slow detox. And

toxicity, as I'm going to show you, slows your body's production of good things, including pea.

That's how you get health problems. They are produced from membrane phospholipids, fats in your cell membranes. Wait, what do these toxins

membranes. Wait, what do these toxins destroy? Oh, your cell membranes, the

destroy? Oh, your cell membranes, the fats in your cell membranes, and converted into free NAES, that's the category that PA is in, such as PA and

OEA, which I just mentioned, while their degradation or breaking down by specific enzymes, FAH and NAA, tightly regulates their levels and duration of action in

tissues. Okay, so the body has pretty

tissues. Okay, so the body has pretty good control over this.

But if it doesn't have enough, you get problems. Among the aliomides, PA is the best characterized by its anti-inflammatory

analesic. It helps relieve pain and mass

analesic. It helps relieve pain and mass cell modulating properties. So it helps reduce allergy symptoms. Notably, the mass cell modulating properties of PE are further supported by experimental

evidence in um that's allergic contact dermatitis where pea levels increase locally at sites of skin inflammation and exogenous administration

significantly reduces edema inflammatory cell infiltration and cytoine release as demonstrated by Petraino in a wellestablished mouse

model. Sorry. Okay,

model. Sorry. Okay,

I want you to see here. So the body increases pea at the local sites and then when they give more of it,

it helps more.

Okay. So is the body making enough of it? No.

it? No.

Simple as that. The body's trying to make it. It doesn't it's not able to

make it. It doesn't it's not able to make enough. And so if you add more to

make enough. And so if you add more to it, it helps even more.

In addition, it stabilizes epithelial tight junctions. That's leaky gut. It's

tight junctions. That's leaky gut. It's

fixing leaky gut. Counteracts oxidative

stress. Nickel increases reactive oxygen species. Nickel increases oxidative

species. Nickel increases oxidative stress and restores intestinal barrier integrity. Fixes leaky gut, which is

integrity. Fixes leaky gut, which is crucial in conditions characterized by leaky gut. Clinically,

leaky gut. Clinically, pay attention. Clinically, pea has shown

pay attention. Clinically, pea has shown benefits in neuropathic pain. If you

have burning pain, if you have neuropathy, if you have numbness, tingling, pay attention. Neuropathic pain, nerve,

pay attention. Neuropathic pain, nerve, if you have nerve type pain, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, eczema, and attopic dermatitis with an excellent

safety profile supported by multiple human clinical trials and veterinary dermatology studies. I want you guys to

dermatology studies. I want you guys to understand that pea in one research paper that I saw. I'm not saying you can't I'm not saying that it's impossible for somebody to not feel

good on pea. That's always possible.

Anything can cause anything in anybody at any time. Okay. I do think when people are really really toxic again like when people are really really toxic and they take zinc and they don't feel

good.

But as we get them healthier and less toxic, then they're able to take zinc or when people take let's say pectol at the start and they don't feel good because they're really really toxic and

they it's stirring stuff up. Maybe they

start with less or they go down or maybe they wait a while and they do the diet first and then they re add the peexol and then they're able to take it. So if

you have a reaction to pea, you're either you're going to do the same thing we always do. You're going to lower your dose and see if you can find a dose that works for you or you're

going to wait and try it again later.

So, oh that was what I was going to say. So,

let me just read this again. PA is the most well-known aliomide with a well doumented high safety profile. I found a paper that the words of it were literally

basic, I'm paraphrasing, but pea is devoid of side effects.

They're literally saying pea doesn't cause side effects. That's what they said in the paper. Now, again, I'm saying people could not feel good on it if they take too much,

okay? But in research papers where

okay? But in research papers where they're saying there's like no side effects, that's pretty pretty important in this world. Okay? Because it is produced physiologically as your body

makes it. PA acts as a pro- homeostatic

makes it. PA acts as a pro- homeostatic modulator. That means it helps your body

modulator. That means it helps your body return to a proper balance rather than as a conventional anti-inflammatory drug and does not induce immunosuppression.

So it's helping your immune system. It's

not suppressing your immune system. It's

not forcing your immune system to work harder. It's not a drug.

harder. It's not a drug.

It's helping your body return to balance.

And when you see the testimonials, you you'll understand this. Clinical and

pre-clinical data show very low toxicity, good tolerability, and no evidence of dependency or withdrawal. Do

you understand that drug-like effects, things that are not good for us, tend to cause dependency and withdrawal?

PA doesn't do that.

From a pharmacocinetic perspective, PA is mainly degraded by NAA and FAH and clinically relevant cytochrome P450

mediated drug drug or drug nutrients interactions have not been convincingly documented.

So it's not getting in the way of your detox system. It's not blocking your

detox system. It's not blocking your detox system like oh I don't know nickel H. So it doesn't interact with drugs. It

H. So it doesn't interact with drugs. It

doesn't interact with nutrients. It just

goes in and does its work and helps you feel better.

Along this line, PA exemplifies a broad spectrum as in it helps lots of things.

Immune regulation, mass cell modulation, barrier protection, angioenesis inhibi inhibition, metabolic control. Oh yeah,

it helps with like diabetes and metabolic syndrome and blood sugar control too uh and weight control and satiety signaling making it an attractive tool for chronic inflammatory

and metabolic conditions including nickel allergy where mass cell activation, vascular remodeling and gut skin cross talk converge. For those of you who are out there even thinking

about uh GLP1 Hila Venom, Hila Monster venom derived drugs to make you not want to eat, which

is eventually going to make you sick. It

may even take away your ability to love those GLP1s.

uh you might want to try pea first, you know, unless you you want to become a a full-time pharmaceutical uh patient or

just find me later and then we can try to fix you from all the broken stuff you did taking drugs.

So, let me see. Was there anything else?

consistent with did we do this one?

Well, they're saying here, thus both topical and oral pea can be conceptually integrated into therapeutic strategies aimed at protecting barrier function, modulating mass selectivity, and

mitigating the cutaneous skin and gut symptoms of nickel allergy.

Comparing to normal drugs, unlike conventional long-term therapies, particularly corticosteroids as in predinisone like we talked about with the doggy

in the last episode or two or synthetic imunosuppressants like for those of you who are out there on autoimmune drugs

which are often limited by cumulative accumulating toxicity.

So they're wait I just want to make sure they're saying predinazone corticosteroids and systemic immuno depressants autoimmune drugs are often

limited in their dosing and their time by cumulative accumulating toxicity.

What do we talk about here?

Um, Beth, if you're in the chat, you might want to talk about your recent experience where you were thinking something toxic was coming out of you, out of your skin from your past, if you want to.

Um, oh, Beth left. Okay. Um, limited by cumulative toxicity and tolerability issues.

PA may allow sustained symptom control with fewer safety constraints. None that

I know of, supporting its suitability as a candidate adjunctive strategy for chronic allergic conditions such as nickel allergy. pending dedicated

nickel allergy. pending dedicated clinical validation. We need more

clinical validation. We need more research. 350 studies isn't enough.

research. 350 studies isn't enough.

We can't sell it as a pharmaceutical.

So, what are we going to do? How are we going to make money on this?

Okay.

Well, let's see.

How is this relate to nickel toxicity and nickel allergy and all? Is there a bunch of research here? On the other hand, major limitations must be acknowledged.

To date, no clinical trial has directly evaluated pea in nickel induced allergic contact dermatitis or systemic nickel allergy syndrome, meaning its efficacy

remains hypothetical. Well, we're going

remains hypothetical. Well, we're going to prove it for them. The heterogeneity

of nickel allergy phenotypes as in how different they are because there's there's like gut they they think there's like gut allergy and then there's skin allergy and there's other presentations of it. So there's different expressions

of it. So there's different expressions of it. That's the phenotype. Ranging

of it. That's the phenotype. Ranging

from localized dermatitis to systemic syndromes, complicates trial design and patient stratification.

It's got to be hard to figure that out when like everybody's nickel toxic and it's presenting symptoms in all sorts of different diseases in people. It's got

to be hard. It's a good way to not have to study it. Oh, it's too big.

Oral bioavailability though improved remains variable and inter-individual differences in metabolism may limit efficacy. That sounds like an excuse.

efficacy. That sounds like an excuse.

From a regulatory perspective, PA is classified mainly as a neutrautical as in a supplement or cosmetic. Thus,

therapeutic claims would require robust randomized controlled trials which are costly and timeconuming.

Since they can't patent it, it's going to cost them too much money to try to for a company to try to get claims on it that are FDA approved.

So, and then everybody else once the claims are there, everybody else could probably use the same claims. So, why would one company pay to do this when

everybody else is just going to take their their money from them? They're

going to share. They're going to use what they spent. kind of like the two people out there that I know of who are basically stealing my work and presenting it as their own. Hi guys, I'm

sure you're watching here because you're going to try to steal more stuff. So, I

just want to let you guys know, um, karma is a and I've seen that when people try to do not very nice things to me, whatever you want to call it, comes to

get them over time. So, stop stealing my stuff and calling it your own.

Don't do it. No, I'm not going to say who they are, but if you guys ever see people out there who are obviously stealing my work and presenting it as

their own with no no um talking about what I do and they're literally stealing stuff, feel free to let them know, point

it out to them on their comments.

Finally, and if anybody ever thinks I don't give credit to Anthony Mosson and Grant Generoo, boy, you've missed a lot of my videos where I've done that quite

often. Okay. Finally, the proposed

often. Okay. Finally, the proposed additive role of pea requires careful evaluation. Since current standard

evaluation. Since current standard management, primarily low nickel diets, already provides clinical benefit, and it remains to be demonstrated whether pea can offer meaningful incremental efficacy. They're they're saying, "We

efficacy. They're they're saying, "We don't know if PEA is going to help the low nickel diet at all." It is. It does.

We're doing it. We are out in the trenches doing it. We take this research. We don't wait for the research

research. We don't wait for the research to happen. We make it happen.

to happen. We make it happen.

Conclusions: Nickel allergy and systemic nickel allergy syndrome represent complex inflammatory conditions in which immune activation mass cell signaling angioenesis and intestinal barrier

dysfunction converge come together along a gutkin axis.

Theoretically within this framework pea emerges as a biologically plausible as in it makes sense and translationally accessible candidate.

Its established safety profile combined with documented anti-inflammatory mass cell modulating anti-angogenic and barrier protective properties supports its consideration as an adjunctive or an

additive strategy for both cutaneous and gastrointestinal manifestations of nickel hypersensitivity.

At the same time, the absence of direct clinical trials in nickel allergy or SNAS represents a critical gap. Well,

you can wait for them to do it. Do you

think they're ever going to do it? Who's

going to pay for it? Okay.

So that is the basis of what we are talking about.

PA we can tell you helps nickel allergy. Actually, you know what?

nickel allergy. Actually, you know what?

I'm going to take uh a second to go read the the pea specific testimonials that we have.

Let me go find those. Okay, here we are.

Let me do uh full screen.

So, first this is in the the references doc at the end. First, I want to say Kelsey was telling me about pea and and like I

said, she saw that paper. I saw that paper and I kind of just blew it off. My

mistake. Kelsey saw it. She dove in. She

went down the rabbit hole and she got some. And I can tell you that during the

some. And I can tell you that during the initial nickel detox phase that Kelsey was going through, I say initial because she had another one. We're going to go over that.

But as soon as she got the pea, like she was having some emotional stuff, some depression, some anxiety, and I when I talked to her on the phone or I talked

to her on on our messaging app, like I could tell she was she was not in a good mood, a good emotional mental state. And

I and I remembered that from mine as soon as she got on the pea, like I could literally tell the change happened.

She went from, you know, the depression, anxiety, kind of having trouble connecting, whatever. Then she was like

connecting, whatever. Then she was like right back to it. It was amazing. And

that's that's when I was sold. I was

sold.

As soon as she took it and I saw, you know, a couple hours go through the I was like, "Whoa, this stuff is amazing."

So now, let me give it to you in Kelsey's own words. So, I'm so glad that she did this, that she experimented with it, that she got benefit, and then we get to share that with you guys. So,

make sure to thank Kelsey.

So, here we go. As some people in the program are aware, going quote low nickel, as much as I knew back in April, was very brutal and helped me to guide others that eliminating all known nickel

sources in one fell swoop is not the way to go. Well, at least before we knew

to go. Well, at least before we knew about algenates and pectisol and pecttolear and now pea. So, we we're hoping this is going to make all of this easier.

I was still suffering the effects of this rapid detox of accumulated nickel from my body and pect clear pecttool helped but it did not bring full relief until I added pea like I was saying that's what that's what I knew happened

to her I believe that pea doesn't absorb the nickel and prevent some reabsorption like the pectin based supplements or the algenate too it literally clears up and helps repair the damage caused by nickel in the diet and coming out of storage

this is what Kelsey and I have been talking about so the pea okay so if body doesn't go low nickel. Okay? So, like if you

have literal nickel toxicity, which you're almost guaranteed to, it's at least causing some of your health issues.

PA is not we're not taking it because we think it's helping you detox it faster.

It's fixing the damage that is left.

It's fixing the damage that's there.

Like if so if somebody doesn't do the low nickel diet and they take pea, will they likely feel

better while they keep taking it? Yes.

If they stop taking it and they don't do anything about their toxicity, are their problems likely going to come back?

Probably. The pea may help with detoxing some of the fat soluble toxins, but it's not going to necessarily help with the toxicity from the metals. Okay? So it's

helping to fix the damage. It may be helping a little bit with detox, but if you do the low nickel diet and especially if you're having a lot of symptoms with it, the pea can just really really help. That's what we're

saying. So, the two things that really

saying. So, the two things that really really help during the low nickel detox, we're talking about pecticlear, the algenate and pectol combination and pea.

Okay. So, if you're having a rough time right now, you got an option. So Kelsey found another large source of nickel in her environment. She removed it and well she

environment. She removed it and well she she left out a little part here because she typed it up for me kind of fast this morning and everything was so much smoother.

Less anxiety, more mood stability, better energy and attention, better stress tolerance, no pain, and the last bit of mild positional tonitis. So

that's ear ear ringing that so it depends on the position of your head or the position that you're laying in. And

so you could be laying down, you could be standing, you could be standing up, you could be moving your head.

Positional tonitis is ear ringing that changes with your position or activates with your position. So the mild positional tenitis I had is completely silent. Also, no more little back

silent. Also, no more little back twinges when getting up from laying down. This is amazing because I once

down. This is amazing because I once suffered with moderate to severe sciatica and still have a slip disc to my knowledge. So what she's saying

my knowledge. So what she's saying here's here's let me expand on this a little more. Um and thank you for the

little more. Um and thank you for the testimonial, Kelsey. I I know you typed

testimonial, Kelsey. I I know you typed this up fast.

So she got rid of this nickel source and within a couple day a day or two she started having nickel detox symptoms again.

Okay, she was she was starting it up again. So if you guys do this like let's

again. So if you guys do this like let's say you go low nickel and you start having detox symptoms from the nickel and then later on let's say you still

had a nickel source in your diet like oh I don't know beer alcohol, coffee, you know maybe you smoke a pipe or cigarettes every once in a while or you're still smoking weed or whatever

and then let's say you fix your diet and you start detoxing and you don't feel good and then you finally get off that other nickel source.

you're going to you're going to probably go through a nickel detox phase again.

And there there may be kind of cycles to the nickel detox where you have a rough patch and then things get better for a little bit and then you have another rough patch and the the the second third

patches cycles whatever are less intense. They're still not fun. So

intense. They're still not fun. So

anyway, Kelsey took this out and I started to see that literally, you know, hear and read on when I talked to her that she was getting the moody stuff again.

And she knew she was going through it.

She she said before she started, she's like, "I'm probably going to have to go through a bunch of dumping again." And I was like, "Maybe, yeah, maybe." And then she did the pea and it's and she was

really like it was a minimal spike of symptoms within like a day or two and then it was gone.

So, we got more testimonials. It's not

just Kelsey. These were other testimonials from people who are in the office hours working with Kelsey and I directly or they're in doing the hair test and the blood test and then getting

the follow-up. Um, or there are people

the follow-up. Um, or there are people who are in my inner circle, which is the live stream, the private live stream I do right after this inside of the Love Your Live program where people can ask me, they pay a fee and they can ask me

all the questions they want each week.

Here we go. PA testimonial number one.

I've worked up to 1/8 of a teaspoon three times per day. That's about

a quarter teaspoon is about 400 milligrams. So this person is taking 200 milligrams three times a day. Like I

said, it's better. Kelsey figured out it's better to multi-dose it rather than take bigger doses. But you can however it works for you, you can do. I'm very

sensitive. Always have detox symptoms no matter what I do or don't do. I do have to stay on the LL diet, low nickel diet to accomplish the best results. It will

get better for no reason until it isn't.

The pea has made the detox symptoms almost disappear. Most notable is the 4

almost disappear. Most notable is the 4 to 5 a.m. detox. That would be like the the what we used to call the bile dump, but it's probably a bile dump, but it's also nickel. My pulsating ear ringing

also nickel. My pulsating ear ringing would wake me up along with a slightly raised loud heartbeat or that's that's palpitations. I am sleeping better

palpitations. I am sleeping better mostly through the night unless I have to pee. am able to tolerate the Ohio

to pee. am able to tolerate the Ohio heat wave and high humidity this year without it kicking detox into high gear.

That's a big win for me. Actually, let

me let me add to this. So, Kelsey

already said her tonitis went away.

Okay, so now we have two people saying that um then we I can tell you Kelsey came down and visited me and we were in Scottdale a week ago.

It was like 111 112 degrees. And

Kelsey's always told me she doesn't like the heat. She doesn't feel good in the

the heat. She doesn't feel good in the heat. The heat messes with her. And if

heat. The heat messes with her. And if

you guys don't know, chronic health issue people have issues with the heat.

If you have big issues with the heat, it doesn't mean you're going to ever love it. But if you have chronic issues with

it. But if you have chronic issues with heat and heat really destroys you or the sun really destroys you, this is a common thing with toxicity.

Kelsey did so much better in the heat.

so much better. So we now we have two people where their heat sensitivity got better and tonitis went away.

Another testimonial for pea. I started

noticing an increase of go go go energy and mental clarity since taking starting the pea quarter teaspoon twice a day.

That's 400 times 2. That's 800. The days

that I forget to take it, I notice a decrease in energy and mental alertness.

So that's not withdrawal. That's like

the pea is actually helping. And then

when she doesn't have it, it doesn't help. Be like, "Eating food helps me

help. Be like, "Eating food helps me feel better. When I don't eat, I don't

feel better. When I don't eat, I don't feel as good." You know, it's the same thing. It doesn't mean you're It doesn't

thing. It doesn't mean you're It doesn't mean it's addictive or dependency or withdrawal or anything like that. PA

testimonial number three. PA has helped my body's ability to handle stress. As I

just mentioned today, after about 6 weeks after starting a low nickel diet, I started feeling my stress levels increase. It felt like PMS emotions most

increase. It felt like PMS emotions most afternoons, like I wanted to cry, but there was no reason. Remember what I said about Kelsey, Dr. Smith and Kelsey suggested PA and the difference it's made is significant for me. I take two

pills three times a day with my meals.

She's doing the 600 milligram pills.

So, two pills three times a day, that's that's 3600. That's a that's

that's 3600. That's a that's that's a little bit higher than most of the research doses, but if you can't find anything in the

research about it being bad for you. So,

so that's so we just went through the initial research on pea and now I'm showing you that literally we have testim multiple testimonials to this

helping people a lot. Okay, so now we're going to get into the next part.

Like I said, this is going to be a long one, so uh settle in or watch it later.

Um, okay. Here we go. Let me share this tab.

okay. Here we go. Let me share this tab.

Oh, wait. Yeah, I'll fix that.

Okay.

Yeah, we're just going to hit on the leaky gut stuff real quick to just to show you some of the research. PA, a naturally occurring

research. PA, a naturally occurring lipid, is an orally effective intestinal anti-inflammatory agent. So, for those

anti-inflammatory agent. So, for those of you with gut problems, pay attention.

How do they induce colitis in mice?

Um, they put toxins in them. Imagine

that. How do they induce diseases in research? They literally administer

research? They literally administer poisons and toxins.

So your digestive problem is a toxicity problem.

Colitis was induced in mice by intracolonic administration of d nitrobenzene sulfonic acid. Wow, there's a sulfur in

sulfonic acid. Wow, there's a sulfur in there and a benzene. That's crazy.

But sulfur is good for you.

Key results the toxin administration caused inflammatory damage increased increased colonic levels of pea and endockinabonoid. So the body's

endockinabonoid. So the body's responding again exogenous pea injected or oral IP intraparitinal they

injected it and or oral 1 mgram per kilogram reduced or attenuated inflammation and intestinal permeability stimulated colonic cell

proliferation and increased colonic TRPV1 and CB-1 receptor expression.

Conclusions and implications. PA

improves mouse experimental colitis.

Okay, so again, like they they literally said, so if you ever go and you look up papers and you go, "Wait, this paper says

there's more pea in the blood of somebody with this condition."

Okay, their body is making it to try to fight the inflammation.

And as we went over in that um in the first paper where they said the skin they saw increased pea production in the skin and then they used pea on it and it

got better still. This said they they caused the damage. The body made more PA and giving more PA whether by injection

or orally reduced the inflammation and intestinal permeability and it fixed it.

Okay.

So, oh wow. I will get to Okay, so let me um

oh wow. I will get to Okay, so let me um hold on. Let me see the uh

hold on. Let me see the uh let me get back there. Joe, actually

I'll read that after this. I'll read

I'll read that after this when I go I'll go back to the beginning. Okay, so now let's go.

Hey, do you know that in addition to your gut barrier, another place you can get leaky is your bloodb brain barrier.

Endockinabonoids modulate or control human bloodb brain barrier permeability in vitro. Well, they can't do a lot of

in vitro. Well, they can't do a lot of this study in vivo because they don't they can't stick things in your brain very well and have you live or that it's probably hard to do with mice, too.

Anyway, they did this with cell cultures because like they're not going into human brains to do this. Human brain

microvascular small blood vessels, endothelial cell, and astroy co-cultures modeled the bloodb brain barrier.

eskeeia or a lack of oxygen was modeled by oxygen glucose deprivation. So they starved the brain

deprivation. So they starved the brain of glucose and they starved the brain of oxygen. For those of you who say that

oxygen. For those of you who say that humans don't need carbs.

It's an interesting argument because what happens when you run out of glucose?

You die.

What's the easiest way to get glucose?

To eat some carbs. That's the least energy requiring way to get them. If you

decide you're going to just eat protein and avoid carbs, then what you're going to do is you have to eat extra protein to do that. And then when you break down that protein, you can look this up, you're going to make a lot of ammonia.

You want to know what's not good for your brain? Ammonia.

your brain? Ammonia.

Okay. So, that's how they got that's how they caused the leaky leaky brain. and

permeability of the brain was measured by transepithelial electrical resistance.

Endockinabonoids or endockinabonoid like compounds were assessed for their ability to modulate or regulate baseline permeability or oxygen glucose

deprivation induced hyper permeability.

application of OEA that I mentioned earlier ool o l e o y l e ethanolamomide palm

ethanolamomide that's pa both pp alpha mediated or verdamine I don't even know what that is I don't care decreased the od the oxygen glucose deprivation

induced increase in permeability during reperfusion helped protect the brain they were less leaky

Okay. The endockinabonoids as in OEA and

Okay. The endockinabonoids as in OEA and PA may play an important modulatory role in normal bloodb brain barrier physiology and also afford protection to the bloodb brain barrier during es

schemic stroke through a number of target sites. Oh, we already know that

target sites. Oh, we already know that flesh nascin with strokes. So, when

people took 1500 milligrams a day of flesh nascin for 6 years, well, 9 years after they stopped taking

it, they had a 15% lower risk of stroke and anywhere from 20 to 25% less risk of other heart conditions.

So, we know that flush nascin helps with stroke.

And now we see that it's very likely that pea and OEA will help with stroke the dam prevent less prevent damage

after it.

Okay. Therapeutic potential of PA in gast and GI gut disorders. Okay.

PA is an endockinabonoid like endockinabonoid like bioactive lipid mediator belonging to the family of nassel ethanolamines most

abundantly found in peanuts and egg yolk I'm not eating those when oh wait until you see um what uh was it I think it's pea for the people who think they need

choline um yeah we're going to pea is going to blow that out of the water too uh when the GI effects of pea are discussed it must be pointed out that it

affects intestinal motility but it also modulates your gut microbiome.

This is due to anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, analesic, antimicrobial and immunom modulatory features.

Additionally, pea has shown beneficial effects for several GI diseases, particularly irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel diseases, as various studies have shown. And it is

important to emphasize its relative lack of toxicity even at high dosages.

Unfortunately, there is not enough and oh, pay attention here you egg cells.

Um, unfortunately there is not enough endogenous as in made within the body pa to treat disturbed gut homeostasis. Why

adding more PA fixes problems even though the body's already increased its production of it even though it is produced in the GI tract in response to inflammatory stimuli. So exogenous

inflammatory stimuli. So exogenous intake is mandatory to achieve homeostasis.

intake of pea could be through animal and or vegetable food. But bearing in mind that a high dosage is needed to achieve a therapeutic effect. It must be compensated through dietary supplements.

They're telling you right there, there are still open questions pending to be answered. So further studies

answered. So further studies investigating pea's effects and mechanisms of action, especially in humans, are crucial to implementing pea in everyday clinical practice.

Can't I just get it from foods?

Take their word for it.

I don't need to eat more uh vitamin A to get more PA.

Do you remember the the study I went over where P uh where um or Wait, did did I have that? No, I I need to go over that one. Oh my gosh. I

got to find the pea. Um hold on.

No, that was that was I wouldn't have gone over that paper because I hadn't talked about uh PA yet.

Let me find it real quick.

Or is that nickel and nickel and um retinel?

Hold on. Sorry about this.

Oh, well, I'm just gonna have to find it some other time.

Kelsey knows where it is.

She just may not be. It's e It's either nickel or pea. I I forget which one it is. I got I've looked at so many things.

is. I got I've looked at so many things.

Um it's hard to keep track of it.

No, we'll just we'll figure it out for the another episode. But anyway,

let's go here. Yeah,

here we are. Palmatoya PA normalizes intestinal motility.

That means people start pooping more normally.

And I'm going to tell you that if once you do pea long enough, if you're constipated or you have loose bowels, PA is likely going to move you more towards the middle, which is where you want to

be.

But don't be like the lady where I had one lady, she pooped like once every couple of days, and she came into me and she's like, I don't I don't want to do this anymore. She's like, I don't like

this anymore. She's like, I don't like what's happening with my digestion. And

I'm like, what's happening? And she's

like, I'm pooping more.

So instead of once every couple of days, she was pooping like two times, three times a day. And she didn't like it, so she quit. And I'm like,

she quit. And I'm like, in my mind, I was going, I can't fix stupid.

You don't want to poop? Fine, don't

poop. And she went and started doing all sorts of herbs. And I was just like, okay, enjoy that. Um, so it normalizes intestinal motility in a model of post-inflammatory accelerated transit.

after they caused the damage with the poison what was left over it fixed involvement of CB-1 receptors and TPR TRPV1 channels TRPV1 is something

definitely affected by flush nasin here we investigated the effect of P in a mouse model of functional accelerated transit which persists after the resolution of chronic inflammation

postinflammatory irritable bowel syndrome so let me hit this and then we'll then we'll talk about what they did experimental approach intestinal inflammation was induced produced by

intracolonic administration. So they

intracolonic administration. So they gave him an enema of oil of mustard.

Mice were tested for motility and biochemical and molecular biology changes four weeks later.

So I want you to understand they they gave them the oil of mustard. They

caused the colonic inflammation, the colitis, and then they stopped the oil of mustard and they still had problems. Gosh, what

happens with toxins, especially fatty ones? Oh, you mean they accumulate? So,

ones? Oh, you mean they accumulate? So,

they don't leave right away. So, the

problems stick around even after you stop taking the poison until your body can get rid of it all.

Okay. So, we have oil of mustard induced transient colitis and a functional postinflammatory.

So, after the inflammation is after the in inflammatory agent is gone.

So they're saying it caused colitis and functionally it stuck around after they stopped it. Increase in upper GI transit. So they were getting more loose

transit. So they were getting more loose bowels associated with increased intestinal anandmide but not two arachidon aracho

arachidono glycerol pi pea or oea levels. So they

saw increased intestinal anandmi but they didn't see increased OEA and PA and down reggulation of mRNA for TRP1 TRPV1 channels.

They gave them pea exogenous PA inhibited the oil of mustard induced increase in transit and tended to increase anandmide levels. Wow. So the

body was already making this and then when they gave pea the body turned it into even more anandmide.

Okay.

Intestinal endockinabonoids and TRPV1 channel was disregulated in a functional model of accelerated transit. That's the

poop's coming out of you too fast.

That's loose bowels. Accelerated transit

exhibiting aspects of post-inflammatory irritable bowel syndrome.

PA counteracted the accelerated transit.

It slowed the bowels so they didn't you didn't have diarrhea. The effect being mediated by CB-1 receptors possibly via increase in andide levels and modulated by TRPV1 channels. If you have constipation, do not see these studies

and be like, oh, it's going to make me more constipated. That's not going to

more constipated. That's not going to happen.

We're not taking drugs here that have a specific effect. We're taking something

specific effect. We're taking something as they talked about the word here is modulate it. adjusts. It's giving your body what

it. adjusts. It's giving your body what it needs to reduce the inflammation. Oh,

wait, wait until you see the nickel and thyroid stuff I have for you today.

Inhibitory effect of palmato PA on gastrointestinal motility mice. This is

what I'm talking about. Don't get scared if you have constipation.

PA significantly and do dependently decreased intestinal transit.

They gave them a poison.

mice with chronic intestinal inflammation induced by croton oil.

They gave them inflammation that caused them diarrhea and the pea slowed down their diarrhea from the poisoning.

Oh wait, pea levels were significantly decreased in the small intestine of croton oil treated mice. Toxins slow

down your production of natural things in these animals. PA also inhibited motility. It slowed down the pooping and

motility. It slowed down the pooping and this effect was not counteracted by these things they gave them. So they

tried to give them more probably poisons. Um it is concluded that pea

poisons. Um it is concluded that pea inhibits intestinal motility with a peripheral mechanism independent from canabonoid receptor activation. So it's

not the canabonoid receptor that it's messing with. The decreased levels of

messing with. The decreased levels of pea and croton oil treated might contribute at least in part to the exaggerated transit or the diarrhea observed during chronic intestinal inflammation.

Now let's connect this to toxic bile paradigm bile acid recognition by NAPL.

Well, what is that? Let's go find out.

The membrane associated enzyme NAPLD NASCAL phosphatilylthanolamine specific phospholipase D. Say that five

times fast. It generates so this this

times fast. It generates so this this generates the endogenous canabonoid arachidonyl ethanolamide and other lipid

signaling amides including OEA and PA.

So this enzyme makes OEA and PA in your body.

These bioactive molecules play important roles in several physiological pathways including stress and pain response, appetite and lifespan.

Recently we reported the crystal structure of human NAPLD and discovered specific binding sites for bile acid deoxyolic acid. Wait, I just want to

deoxyolic acid. Wait, I just want to make sure PA is anti-inflammatory.

Deoxyolic acid DCA is a secondary bile acid which I tell you is bad.

Okay, DCA triggers the body to make it's it's got a receptor. It reacts to

sorry the PA producer the NAP PLLD responds to deoxyolic acid DCA and it makes more OEA and PA because it's trying to be anti-inflammatory because

toxic bile is not supposed to be in your blood. So if you go and you see disease

blood. So if you go and you see disease states that have more PA or OEA in the blood and I'm telling you that toxic bile paradigm says that diseases are created by toxic bile and all the nasty

stuff that's in it leaking into your bloodstream.

Your other cells like cells all over your body can make OEA and PA. So they

start making it to anti-inflame you.

Does it work well enough? No. You

obviously got a disease. You got

symptoms. It's not working well enough.

So then what can you do? You can help your body by taking some PA and OEA.

In this study, we demonstrate that in the presence of this secondary bile acid, the stiffness of the protein measured by elastic neutron scattering increases.

And Na, this is the important part. The

thing that makes OEA and PA is about seven times faster to catalyze the hydrarolysis of the more unsaturated substrate narachodonyl phosphatidylleanolamine

compared with N palmato phosphatid phospatidyl ethanolamine it makes more so when when DCA triggers it

it's making more it's running this this enzyme that makes OEA and PA is running faster because it's trying to fight the inflammation. What would be even worse

inflammation. What would be even worse for a bile acid to do deoxyolic acid CDCA

and glyco or torine dihydroxy conjugates can also bind to NAPL and drive its activation. Wait, everybody out there's

activation. Wait, everybody out there's telling me that everybody needs more glycine to bind to bile and everybody needs more torine to bind to bile. Wait

until a torine study we're going to go over. This is wild.

over. This is wild.

We're going to go over the duration paradox from torine and it's literally in the research. So these things, so not all glycine bound to bile and torine

bound to bile makes them less toxic.

Why would the body have to make more PA and OEA if they weren't inflammatory?

Pay attention to this though. only

natural monohydroxy bile acid. Lithoic

acid the it's a secondary bile acid. The

name literally means stone forming.

Cholic is bile.

Litho is stone.

Bile that makes stones.

The only natural monohydroxy bile acid litholic acid shows an affinity of about 20 micro moles and acts instead as a reversible inhibitor. So lithocolic acid

reversible inhibitor. So lithocolic acid literally slows down your production of OEA and PAEA and it is known to be one of the most harmful bile acids for you.

The more lithocolic acid you have the worse you are. They I I went over this a long time ago. Injecting lithocolic acid into mice literally caused cholesterasis. Like

that's that's a way they can cause toxic leaky bile. They just inject lithocolic

leaky bile. They just inject lithocolic acid. Gosh, why would it cause

acid. Gosh, why would it cause cholestasis so fast? It inhibits your body's production of OEA and PA.

This all makes sense. It's funny the people out there who are trying to prove toxic bile paradigm wrong because they keep poking around for crumbs and yet we

keep coming up with more evidence.

So have fun with that guys.

I hear bile is bitter. So if if you're bitter, you might have too much leaking into your system. Okay. So now, what are we going to go over next?

Oh drugs.

Let's go over drugs.

So, before I get into this, I'm going to say that if you're on the Love Your Live program and you've had trouble giving up vices and you actually

want to give up your vices, I'm going to give you a an idea about a protocol that will help you do this when you are ready to

quit.

It is basically a combination. And I'm

not going to give doses right now because you well you've been over the pea doses.

It's a combination of flesh nascin and pea whatever doses you decide on three times a day

probably for I would suggest about three months.

Okay. You'll probably be able you could you could pro possibly quit your vice very quickly on very very early on in that or you could wait a while until

you'll literally find that your cravings for it are diminishing and you may even be to use a term that the internet uses these days. You may even find that the

these days. You may even find that the idea of using that thing gives you the ick.

You start to really you're like oh I can't stand it anymore. like I I can't I don't want to do it. We've seen this happen multiple times. Okay, so let's go

over the research connecting pea and addictive recreational drugs, conventional drugs, things that are sold in convenience stores. Anything that's sold I want to

stores. Anything that's sold I want to give you guys a little aside. I think I went over this before, but anything that's sold in convenience stores except for maybe the bananas and the apples they have once in a while is bad for

you. Okay.

you. Okay.

I saw in some New York bodegas, convenience stores in New York, right?

They're selling peptides.

Selling peptides in convenience stores should tell you that peptides are part of their plans for you.

I don't care what influencers on the internet are claiming. They're not

fixing any root cause.

You're just taking a drug to make your body do something that it wasn't doing before.

That means you're forcing it to do something that either it didn't want to do or it couldn't do. That's not going to end well. Okay?

They're selling them in convenience stores.

PA attenuates or reduces negative emotions induced by morphine withdrawal in mice because, right, quitting something, the hardest part is the withdrawal right?

Gosh, pea reduced the negative emotions induced by withdrawal of an opioid.

Depression and anxiety are prominent symptoms of withdrawal syndrome, often caused by the abuse of addictive drugs like morphine. PA, a biologically active

like morphine. PA, a biologically active lipid, is utilized as an anti-inflammatory and analesic medication. Recent studies have

medication. Recent studies have highlighted pea's role in mitigating cognitive decline. Wait for the

cognitive decline. Wait for the Alzheimer and Parkinson studies I'm going to go over. And easing depression resulting from chronic pain. Well,

that's because it helps with the depression and it helps with the pain.

However, it remains unknown whether pea can influence negative emotions triggered by morphine withdrawal. This

study seeks to explore the impact of PA on such emotions and investigate the underlying mechanism because we don't want sad heroin addicted mice. We want we don't

when when the mice quit the heroin, we want them to be happy. I'm just kidding.

Um the findings indicate that PEF if you if you know somebody who is on opiate drugs whether recreational use or real

use like I'm I'm thinking right now of my mom's best friend who literally lives on opioids. She's not really interested

on opioids. She's not really interested in what I do. So we don't chat about it because she's just gonna take she just takes her meds and I don't know how she's so happy. I mean,

part of me knows, but uh she's in pain all the time. I may talk to her about this. Um the findings indicate that pea

this. Um the findings indicate that pea mitigated or reduced anxiety and depression symptoms and reduced 5HT, five hydroxyryptamine, noradrenaline, and dopamine levels in the hippocampus

and prefrontal cortex. We'll come back to that. In summary, pea demonstrates a

to that. In summary, pea demonstrates a significant positive effect on negative emotions associated with morphine withdrawal accompanied with the region reduction levels of monoamine

transmitters maos in key brain regions.

These insights could be valuable for managing negative emotions arising from morphine withdrawal. So before those of

morphine withdrawal. So before those of you who think you know all sorts of stuff about neurotransmitters and you're like wait it's reducing them and I I I went over before how nickel literally

reduces all those maos all over your body. You have to literally look at the

body. You have to literally look at the symptom improvements as the primary thing. They showed less an they took

thing. They showed less an they took them off of morphine.

they were in withdrawal and they had less depression and less anxiety.

But then you're going to have the neurotransmitter people going, "Well, it did this to the neurotransmitters."

They're they're focusing on the wrong thing. Neurotransmitter science, in my

thing. Neurotransmitter science, in my opinion, is mostly trash.

So, if we just look at the mice felt better when they were going through literal opioid withdrawal, they acted better. And I'm telling you that as soon

better. And I'm telling you that as soon as Kelsey got on her pea and as you saw some of those other testimonials, moods immediately improve.

What else do you need? Are you going to go and obsess on neurotransmitters?

I gave up. I I used to do there was a time I went to the neuroscience uh training where they were they were having you pee into a jug and then they would measure your neurotransmitters and

they would give you really expensive supplements of all these amino acids and other things that uh supposedly were going to help rebalance your neurotransmitters.

It was expensive and it didn't work worth a crap. So, for those of you out there who have maybe tried amino acid therapy for mental emotional stuff or you tried the neuroscience or you tried

the other company that does the testing, you you can probably go and say in the comments, it didn't work. Or maybe it helped a little for a little while and then it stopped working and the

supplements were just too dang expensive for not working. That's my impression of it. That was my impression of it in

it. That was my impression of it in practice and doing it for myself. So

PA attenuates or reduces cocaine induced behavioral sensitization and conditioned place preference in mice. PA helps fight

against cocaine effects. H we're

starting with the big boys here. So

they're saying we know pea is pulmonide.

So they were to this end the potential ability of repeated P administration to modulate or regulate the acquisition or the starting of cocaine induced

behavioral sensitization and condition place preference was assessed in male mice taken together.

Oh wait.

Results showed that repeated administration of both doses of pea, so that must mean the higher dose and the smaller dose were able to block the acquisition or the starting of cocaine

induced behavioral sensitization.

Furthermore, acute administration, so like a single dose or a short-term dose of both doses of PA was able to abolish or make disappear the expression of behavioral sensitization, while the

highest dose also abolished the expression of cocaine induced conditioned place preference. Taken

together, these results indicate that exogenous administration of PA attenuated or reduced psychoot sensitization while the effect of PA and cocaine induced conditioned place preference depending upon whether PA was

administered repeatedly or acutely. Oh,

let me tell you something.

You may notice effects from PA right away. You'll probably notice something

away. You'll probably notice something very quickly. And I'm going to tell you

very quickly. And I'm going to tell you this is a lipidbased molecule.

it does accumulate in you. So, your

results can increase over time as you take it. If you're one of the people who

take it. If you're one of the people who does really well with it, which is most people, you're going to likely notice just things just keep getting better with time. So, yes, you may notice stuff

with time. So, yes, you may notice stuff right away. And if you're two weeks in,

right away. And if you're two weeks in, you're like, "Well, it helped me feel a little happier, but I'm not really noticing anything." Keep going.

noticing anything." Keep going.

You'll just start. This is literally what I've been having happen to me. and

Kelsey, I just keep going with it and I'm just kind of like I just keep feeling better steadily. So, and they're they're um I don't have this paper

today, but Kelsey showed me a paper where pea was still people who took it for pain, something like four months after they stopped taking it, the people

who got the pea still had lower pain levels than the people who didn't get it. It wasn't huge. Like, it's not still

it. It wasn't huge. Like, it's not still they're not still taking it. it like

let's say it was the the pain was at a seven out of 10 for the people who didn't take it and they didn't get any better and the people who had it or who took it I think they got down to like maybe a four out of 10

which for something natural that's that's like good for you is amazing. So

if anybody here wants to ask me what do you take for pain doctor get on the pea daily multiple times a day. Um but what they

saw was that like after the four months or something the people who took the pea were were still at a five out of 10. So

they hadn't come back up to the seven.

So there is a residual effect. It

accumulates fats soluble toxins accumulate but we can also accumulate this helpful lipid. Okay.

Okay. Let's go to this one. PA this is this is a hypothesis paper.

Oh there it is.

Thank you, Kelsey. I will get to that.

Thank you. Thanks, babe. You're so

helpful. Um,

this is a hypothesis paper. Okay.

Medical hypothesis. So, this this was not an actual research study. I will get to the vitamin A one that Kelsey uh left

soon. Uh, PA from endogenous cannab

soon. Uh, PA from endogenous cannab cannabimetic substance to innovative medicine for the treatment of cannabis dependence.

PA is a fatty acid amide showing some phicodnamic similarities with delta 9 THC. So they're saying some

THC. So they're saying some pharmacodnamic similarities with delta 9 tetra THC the principal psychoactive compound present in the cannabis plant

like delta 9 tetrahydrokinabonol pa can produce a direct I I'm not answering the door right now um can produce a direct or indirect activation

of canabonoid receptors furthermore it acts as an antagonist at TRPV1 receptor the hypothesis that pea has anti- craving effects in cannabis dependent patients, is efficacious in the

treatment of withdrawal symptoms, produces a reduction of cannabis consumption, and is effective in the prevention of cannabis induced neurotoxicity and neuroscychiatric disorders.

So, you can use one canabonoid, endockinabonoid, to help you get off the bad canabonoids all while feeling better and happier.

Okay, now we're going to get into uh Dr. artist's least favorite part. We're

going to help people get off nicotine and tobacco while making them healthier.

Targeting the interaction between fatty acid ethanolomides and nicotinic receptors. Therapeutic perspectives.

receptors. Therapeutic perspectives.

Nicotine is one of the drugs of abuse that frequently causes addiction and relapse during abstinence. Nicotine's

strong addicting properties reside in its ability to enhance dopamine transmission and to induce specific changes in synaptic plasticity.

Currently, approved therapies for smoking sessation increases the chances of remaining abstinence absinent but lack high levels of efficacy and are associated with significant adverse side effects.

As a result, there's an urgent need for more effective anti-smoking medications.

Drugs that increase levels of endogenous endockinabonoid like endockinabonoid like they keep saying that fatty acid ethanolomides that act as PP alphaag agonist.

That's what they these these are drugs that supposedly could help nicotine addiction.

Indeed, a picture is emerging where these fatty acid um the FA fatty acid ethanolomides are endogenous regulators of acetylcholine transmission. Notably,

the implications of this specific cross talk extend beyond nicotine addiction and might bear relevance for psychiatric disorders and epilepsy.

So, they're basically saying that uh oops, PA can help with nicotine addiction.

Let's let's go see if there's anything else there.

Endogenous fatty acid ethanolamides suppress nicotine induced activation of misolyic dopamine neurons through nuclear receptors. Why do we often go

nuclear receptors. Why do we often go and get addicted to drugs?

Because they give us that dopamine boost. Why are people addicted to social

boost. Why are people addicted to social media? Because it gives them the

media? Because it gives them the dopamine boost. And if you haven't read,

dopamine boost. And if you haven't read, what is it? Dopamine Nation.

You should read that one. Dopamine

nation is really, really good. Um,

what happens is the dopamine, there's like the pleasure and the pain. Think of

it as a seessaw, like a seessaw going back and forth. And so you do something that gives you pleasure and your pain goes down like a seessaw, right? A teeter totter. But then what

right? A teeter totter. But then what happens for the body to rebalance itself?

The body then has to do this for a while and then you have more pain for a while and less pleasure and then you can keep doing the pleasure thing and then the

pain comes back and then pe this is what this is most people's lives these days.

They're totally addicted to those little dopamine hits and what happens when you keep pushing the pleasure button is the pain button stays longer and gets stronger.

This is why bad habits tend to only get worse, including social media.

Definitely drugs. We discovered that pharmacological inhibition of fatty acid amide hydraulic hydrolace the enzyme that breaks down or catabolizes fatty acid ethanolomides among which the

endockinabonoid anandmide is the best known suppressed nicotine induced excitation of dopamine cells. We'll go over that in a second. Importantly, this effect was

a second. Importantly, this effect was mimicked by the administration of the FAAH substrates OEA and PAEA, but not methanandomide,

the hydraysis resistant analog of AEA.

OEA and PA are naturally occurring lipid signaling molecules structurally related to AEA but devoid of affinity for endo or canabonoid receptors. You paying

attention? OEA and PA are devoid of affinity or wanting to bind to canabonoid receptors.

They blocked the effects of nicotine by activation of the peroxazone proliferator activated receptor alpha.

That's the PPR alpha we talked about before. A nuclear receptor transcription

before. A nuclear receptor transcription factor involved in several aspects of lipid metabolism and energy balance.

These data indicate for the first time that the anorexic lipids they they anorexic they're saying that it tends to reduce feeding in obese mice OEA and PA

possess neuromodulatory properties as endogenous lians things made by your body that bind to PP alpha in the brain and provide a potential new target for

the treatment of nicotine addiction.

They suppressed nicotine induced excitation of dopamine cells. This means

you don't get as much pleasure from smoking. Why do people keep smoking?

smoking. Why do people keep smoking?

Because they keep getting pleasure from it. Even as it decreases over time, they

it. Even as it decreases over time, they still want that hit.

So, if you suppress the dopamine problem and smoking brings in more nickel and you're helping with the nickel toxicity symptoms, which is probably why people keep smoking is that that's the

weird thing, right? Why do people get addicted to chocolate, a high nicotine or a high nickel food? Why do people get addicted to cigarettes? A high nickel

food or a high nickel drug. Alcohol we

went over has a lot of nickel in it.

You seen a pattern?

So, you may or may not be addicted to the actual drug as much as you might be addicted to the nickel.

It's just a theory.

So, nicotine, cocaine morphine weed save you a lot of money.

Okay, this was the paper I was talking about. Um, Joe, I need to remember to

about. Um, Joe, I need to remember to add this paper to the uh references. The

effect of pea on degeneration of a human derived retinal pigment epithelial cell induced by all transretin. Do you see how they're trying to confuse you here?

All trans retinile and retinol.

See, they made the word the same because they think you need retinaldi. You need

retinaldahhide to run your eye is what they say. Okay.

they say. Okay.

What did pea do? So, so wait, there's I just want to make sure we're reading this right.

All trans retinol retinaldahhide which turns into all transretinoic acid which is literally retina tininoan

all transretinol induced the degeneration of the eye cells of the retinyl cells the thing they named it

after. Okay. What happened then?

after. Okay. What happened then?

In the animal models pea was injected intraparitinally.

So they just injected them with it. So

that's all you really need to know. The

full field electroretinogram was used to detect visual function under scotopic conditions traced from mice. They're

they're looking at it. Optical coherence

tomography showed reconstitution or thickening of the retinal pigment epithelium layer. That's a good thing.

epithelium layer. That's a good thing.

Effect of pea on fundus injury induced by light in these mice was observed by fundus photography.

What did it do?

Well, let's hit this one first. PA

ameliorated these cells apoptosis that programmed cell death. So, it made them die by cell

cell death. So, it made them die by cell self-programming, you know, programmed cell death less. It

inhibited reactive oxygen species, which is something that nickel makes. So does

vitamin A, including mitochondrial retina RO. For you mitochondria nerds,

retina RO. For you mitochondria nerds, this is important. production induced by atral. So that's all

atral. So that's all transretinaldahhide.

Okay.

They say that vitamin A is an antioxidant.

Why is why is then this antioxidant causing reactive oxygen species which are things that need antioxidants.

Antioxidant theory is trash.

Nickel inhibits your body's natural production of glutathione and other antioxidants that your liver makes in the proper amounts when it's healthy to

protect you.

Don't take vitamin antioxidants.

Just don't just just drop the whole antioxidant idea from your mind if it's something that is not an essential nutrient. And remember, our list of

nutrient. And remember, our list of essential nutrients is way smaller than everybody else's. If it's not an

everybody else's. If it's not an essential nutrient that they may say is an antioxidant, so they they'll say selenium's an antioxidant, zinc's an antioxidant, just ignore that. If it's

not something that is an essential nutrient and they say it's high antioxidant, avoid it.

PA improved the retinol functional the retinal function. I believe they meant

retinal function. I believe they meant to say function because they're probably not native English speakers. prohibited

both retinal pigment epithelium and photo receptors from death.

PA improved the retina function and pro and protected the eye cells from death.

Stop telling me that you need vitamin A so much in your eye please. It ameliates

light indu and and lessens light induced fungus impairment in these mice.

PA has an effect on treating retinal pigmential cells, apoptosis, and retinopathy. That's disease of the

retinopathy. That's disease of the retina caused by retinaldahhide accumulation. Wait, accumulation. So,

accumulation. Wait, accumulation. So,

we're accumulating an aldahhide.

Hm. PA is a potential strategy for dry AMD. That's macular degeneration and

AMD. That's macular degeneration and STG1. I don't know what that is, but

STG1. I don't know what that is, but those of you who have it, you probably know what it is. Okay, so vitamin A damage in the eye. PA prevents it. Hm.

Okay, moving on to Are we on Are we on that already?

Yeah, we're on to the brain stuff.

Okay, I thought I highlighted this.

I did. Let me refresh this. And it

should. Oh, I just didn't highlight the title. There we go.

title. There we go.

Okay. PA counteracts anteric, that's gut inflammation and bowel motor dysfunctions in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease.

I know a lot of you out there probably have family members with Alzheimer's or dementia and you'd really like to avoid it because it's a horrible, horrible condition.

What does PA do for it?

PA an endogenous lipid mediator is emerging as a promising pharmacological agent in multiple in multiple neurodeenerative disorders for its

anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties. Remember

properties. Remember these other toxins that we talk about they damage the bloodb brain barrier and they damage the gut. So they're causing leaks everywhere.

The different neurodeenerative disorders are just combinations of various toxins, various deficiencies combined with various genetics.

Okay? So if toxic bile paradigm and all the stuff we're talking about is legit, all these things are connected to the same thing which is leaky bile.

And if pea helps that, it could help multiple neurodeenerative conditions.

These results suggest that pea under a condition of cognitive decline prevents the anteric gal hyperactivation. So

that's the the hyperactivation of the the immune system. Reduces Alzheimer's

disease protein accumulation. That's

important. And counteracts the onset and progression of colonic inflammatory condition. Wow. Fixing the brain and the

condition. Wow. Fixing the brain and the gut. Imagine that. as well as relieves

gut. Imagine that. as well as relieves intestinal motor dysfunctions as in their pooping more properly and improves the intestinal epithelial barrier integrity as in it's fixing leaky gut.

Therefore, PA represents a viable approach for the management of the entic the gut inflammation and motor contractile abnormalities associated with Alzheimer's disease.

Okay, so there's Alzheimer's. What about

Parkinson's?

Ultraicronized PA, an efficacious as in it works, adjuvent additional therapy for Parkinson's disease. Let me make this a little bigger.

Background. Parkinson's disease is the subject of intense efforts to develop strategies that slow down or stop disease pressure progression and disability.

Substantial evidence points to a prominent role for neuroinflammation.

They they could say toxicity, but they never will. In the underlying

never will. In the underlying dopamineergic cell death, how could you make dopamineeric the dopamine creating cells die sooner, work

them too hard? Like, oh, I don't know, take drugs or have too many toxins or have social media addiction or anything where you're just stimulating your dopamine just to get those little happy

moments that you trade for a lot of pain later.

Ultramicronized palmatoithth PA is well known for its ability to promote the resolution of neuroinflammation and exert neurop protection. This study was designed to assess the efficacy of ultramicronized pea as adguant therapy

in patients with advanced Parkinson's disease.

There's not much that they can do for advanced Parkinson's disease in conventional medicine. I'm working on I

conventional medicine. I'm working on I I'm having to I'm getting my mom to start pea. I'm very excited about it.

start pea. I'm very excited about it.

For each item, the mean the average score difference between baseline and end of pea treatment showed a significant reduction in most non-mo and

motor symptoms. The number of patients with symptoms at basil at the baseline was reduced after one year of pea

treatment. So again, the effects build

treatment. So again, the effects build over time.

None of the participants reported side effects attributable to the addition of pea. Conclusion: PA slowed down disease

pea. Conclusion: PA slowed down disease progression and disability in Parkinson's disease patients, suggesting that pea may be an efficacious adgivant therapy for Parkinson's disease. If you

guys have loved ones with Parkinson's, did your neurologist ever tell you about pea?

Probably not. Oh, no more super chats, you guys. This is going to go long

you guys. This is going to go long enough. Here

enough. Here we go. Now, this is another one where

we go. Now, this is another one where I'm talking about where they add ludolin or they add other antioxidants to pea.

You don't need that. What you need to do is do our diet and stop using up all your body's own antioxidants trying to fight the toxins that you were were

previously eating. You don't need to add

previously eating. You don't need to add antioxidants to your system.

PA and ludolin as adguant additional therapy to improve an unusual case of camptomia in a patient with Parkinson's disease. a

case report. Well, let's go over Campto Cormia.

Let me get a picture of it.

Okay. So, here I'll just show this tab.

Camptoormia is the forward bending at the hips. There's also the thoracic like you know the hunchback.

Okay. There's the bending forward at the hips. I'm sure you guys have seen I've

hips. I'm sure you guys have seen I've seen it in like sadly I've seen it in like homeless people on the side of the road where they walk and they're like fully they're fully bent over like this

old lady or like this guy. That has to be rough to be out of a house and and have that issue. Anyway,

Camptoormia, that's what it is here.

Camptomia Parkinson's disease.

trying to help my mom to not have this.

So, here's what I saw with this. Let me

let me get back to it. Okay, so we know what camptomia is now. Yes, my mom has this. She has Parkinson's like syndrome.

this. She has Parkinson's like syndrome.

She hasn't responded to much and she's scared of going on the low nickel diet because she watched my buddy and I go through all the crap with it. So, she

doesn't want to jump in deep and I I appreciate that.

So camptoormia is a complication in which the spine bends forward while walking or standing. This axial postural deformity is common in Parkinson's disease with prevalence ranging from 3

to 18% is generally associated with a more severe disease and longer duration of symptoms. Camptoormia in PD typically responds poorly to lev levodopa the main drug

levodopa cararbodopa that's the main drug for Parkinson's which helps people with Parkinson's a little bit but then it makes them worse over time because why it's a dopamine supplement what does

dopamine eventually turn into in your body dopalahhide.

So you're literally giving these people who can't detox well more of something that turns into an aldahhide that they can't clear. The dope aldahhide causes

can't clear. The dope aldahhide causes more damage in their brain over time and they get worse and you have to give them more leodopa and carbodopa and then they get a little improvement and then they get worse and they just keep getting

worse and worse. Okay.

Other treatment options are limited and often not effective. My mother tried leodopa cararbodopa. She did not respond

leodopa cararbodopa. She did not respond well to it. So I saw this paper and I was like hm this is even more interesting.

We observed that the addition of pea with ludolin to acute treatment with carbodopa leivodopa resulted in improved disanesia so less tremors and less

movement issues and reduced camptomia reduced of the the bent overness. The

patient continued treatment for four months.

Pay attention here. Resulting in a complete resolution of leg and trunk diskynesia and a marked reduction the onset of

camptomia during the off states.

Why is your neurologist not talking about this?

Because it doesn't make them any money.

They would actually lose patience.

Now you know why.

Okay. Oh, yes. Let's do this one for the for the egg cells and the choline junkies.

Micronized pea ameliorates or reduces pay attention methionine and choline deficient diet induced non-alcoholic

fatty liver stato hepatitis via inhibiting inflammation and restoring autoagi.

How does pea fix a choline deficiency?

Huh?

That's weird. Hey, did you know your body can make choline?

What? Where's What about this theory that if you're too toxic, you can stop making good things in your body? Oh,

like PA, like essential fatty acids, like EPA and DHA, which your brain does need. And maybe you stop making as much

need. And maybe you stop making as much choline. And then people think that you

choline. And then people think that you have to shove eggs down your cake hole all day long to get choline when you don't have to when you can actually fix

the root cause, which is the toxicity in your fats.

Well, let's go read here. We found that pea treatment

here. We found that pea treatment significantly improved liver function, alleviated liver pathological changes,

and attenuated or reduced the lipid accumulation and hippatic fibrosis in non-alcoholic stato hepatitis mice induced by what's the MCD? Choline,

methane and choline deficient feeding.

So they didn't give the mice, probably the toxic mice because they feed them, you know, the mouse chow that's trash anyway. But

anyway. But pea improved liver function.

It reduced the actual literal pathological changes that they could see in the liver. It reduced fatty liver. It

reduced hypatic fibrosis. You know what you know what the disease they call when you got too much hypatic fibrosis? They

call it cerosis.

And these are mice with fatty liver with inflammation induced by a methane and choline deficient diet feeding. So if they

needed choline, remember they gave them pea. PA is not choline.

pea. PA is not choline.

They gave them pea. PA is not methionine. It's not a protein. It's not

methionine. It's not a protein. It's not

an amino acid. They gave them pea and it fixed the damage of the the supposedly deficient diet.

H taken together, our research suggested that pea protects against nash through the inhibition of inflammation and restoration of autoagi. Thus, pea may represent an efficient therapeutic agent

to treat nash. So, I want you to pay attention to this one. They're fixing

fatty liver with pea.

Wait until we keep going. Okay.

So, do I worry about choline? No, I never have.

Some people might have felt better from it. Okay, they weren't making enough.

it. Okay, they weren't making enough.

How could they fix that? PA might be their answer.

And they just said in the other article that uh there wasn't enough in foods to really undo the damage. So, if they want if they want to insist on foods, they can.

I guess if you wanted to go the ineffective route.

So, this was an interesting paper because I know some of you are having trouble with, you know, I talked about how you

can do some dairy on a low nickel and low vitamin A diet. You could do some like we're trying to limit it to less than 100 microgram or sorry, 100 IUs. A

thousand. Okay, let me get this straight. a thousand IUs total of

straight. a thousand IUs total of vitamin A from dairy a day. If you're

going to do dairy to get the 500 milligrams of calcium I'd like to see you get.

You can do it with less than a thou. You

can absolutely do it with less than 1,000 units of vitamin A a day from using dairy. Let me Oh, I I've been

using dairy. Let me Oh, I I've been talking a lot. My throat's getting a little dry.

Okay. Now, one way to get a decent amount of calcium is figs, organic figs.

So, I found this paper and I just thought I'd share it. So, for those of you who are not going to do dairy, and maybe you've looked up on Nickel

Navigator or wherever that figs aren't on the okay list, well, you're going to need to find some calcium.

And you can't avoid nickel entirely, but what happens when they give fig extract in rats that are given nickel induced

liver toxicity? Wait, nickel induces

liver toxicity? Wait, nickel induces liver toxicity? Wow. Huh. Interesting.

liver toxicity? Wow. Huh. Interesting.

Many heavy metals and metaloids can contaminate the environment and cause severe health problems. See, people talk about lead and cadmium.

They don't talk about nickel until now.

Through this study investigating the investigated the possible corrective effects of ficus cara extract, that's fig extract against nickel induced stress response and damage on the liver

of rats. Male Wistar rats were divided

of rats. Male Wistar rats were divided into four groups and co-treated with fig uh the fig extract and exposure to nickel chloride for four weeks.

What did nickel do to their livers?

Nickel induced damage to various macroolelecules.

Malon dialahhide bad protein carbonil bad alanine amot transansferase that is a liver enzyme that literally makes glutamate

to help you and gamma glutam transferase that's ggt so this one is alt this one is ggt those are both liver enzymes so all of these were

significantly increased in the nickel exposed group compared to the control group and co- treatment with fig extract reduced the levels of these parameters.

In conclusion, current findings showed that a nickel induced oxidative damage and the administration of fig extract can improve, correct, and restore the alteration in rat liver. Would I rely on

figs? No. I think it takes about six

figs? No. I think it takes about six figs to get 200 milligrams of calcium or yeah, two about 200 milligrams of calcium. But I want to be sure these

calcium. But I want to be sure these these are bad things that went up.

And we you don't want your liver enzymes to go up either, right? We don't want high liver enzymes.

What do your liver enzymes make? I'm

going to repeat this. Your liver

enzymes GGGT ALT they make glutamate. When your liver is under stress, when your liver is under

stress, it makes glutamate.

We've had lots of people improve lots of health conditions by using MSG, which is glutamate bound to a sodium that as soon

as it goes into your body in the in the fluids of your body, it splits apart into sodium, which you eat every day as salt, and glutamate, which your liver is desperately trying to make. Wait, what

are we going over today? this other

compound called PA that when your body's under stress, it makes more of, but it can't get enough from making it itself, and it can't even get enough from food.

So, adding more helps. Wait, I think I found a similar story. The liver

enzymes, when the liver is under stress, make glutamate.

Do you think that your liver is making glutamate to try to ruin your brain or ruin your nerves or ruin your body? No.

It's making glutamate to save your life.

So, why don't we have some more glutamate?

Why is the liver struggling so hard to make it? Why don't we take some stress

make it? Why don't we take some stress off the liver by eating some glutamate via the greatest amino acid supplement ever made that is going to make your

food taste better, MSG.

You should go watch the MSG episode if you haven't seen it before. You've been

lied to about it. I want you to remember this.

Pay attention to this. US has more liver disease than anybody in the world.

The US eats less MSG and and is low close to low on glutamate overall.

The US eats the least MSG in the world.

Let me do another little connection for you. The four biggest sources of

you. The four biggest sources of glutamate in the standard American diet,

wheat cheese tomatoes beef.

What do Americans want for fast food?

Meat, cheese, tomatoes, beef. Think of

all the fast foods that are basically just different combinations of that. Why

do people want those so bad? Because

they don't have enough glutamate. Why

does the US have the highest rate of liver disease? Because they don't have

liver disease? Because they don't have enough glutamate. What goes up in liver

enough glutamate. What goes up in liver disease? Your liver enzymes. What do

disease? Your liver enzymes. What do

your liver enzymes make? Glutamate. Why

don't you just eat some?

The purpose of a system is what it does.

Here in America, you're told to not eat MSG. All of Asia

MSG. All of Asia is eating MSG all the time. Shouldn't

they have the highest rate of liver disease? Oh, wait. Let me let me

disease? Oh, wait. Let me let me remember. Uh, autism.

remember. Uh, autism.

We also have the highest rates of autism, too, which is a toxicity problem. And again, we have all these

problem. And again, we have all these like health nut moms who think they know more than they do, railing against glutamate, and they're trying to take every little piece of glutamate out of their their

children's diets, and they don't get better.

Some people are out there obsessing over lead and their kids have health problems and their kids aren't getting better even though they got all the lead that they could out of their world.

There's more to this than just one toxic metal and one deficiency. But your body needs glutamate. Do you know you you

needs glutamate. Do you know you you should go back and watch the MSG episode to see how much glutamate the human mother puts into her breast milk for her

baby's proper development.

If you if you're on the glutamate hate train, I'm sorry. And if you if you react badly to MSG, you're really toxic.

Not not that's not a put down, you are.

Because what are we seeing as people do the low nickel diet and as they do pea and things of this nature, they're able to take MSG again and then the MSG helps

them feel even better.

Okay?

We see people who don't tolerate supplements that what the supplements are doing is it's increasing the rate of detox, but they're not getting rid of the toxins fast enough. So, they're like pulling them out of storage, but they're

not getting rid of them fast enough. So,

they're kind of marinating in it. Okay?

As they get less toxic over time, as they simply avoid the toxins, their detox system runs better and then they're able to take these things that help detox them faster and protect them

from toxins.

It's a It's a positive cycle. Okay.

Oh, now we're getting into the thyroid stuff. Let's go. Hey, Ptards, pay

stuff. Let's go. Hey, Ptards, pay attention. You guys ruin thyroids. We

attention. You guys ruin thyroids. We

fix them. Um, nickel as a potential disruptor of thyroid function. Benchmark

modeling of human data. Yeah, I wanted to add some more nickel data today.

Potential disruptor of thyroid function.

Hm.

The aim of this study was to analyze the potential of nickel to disrupt thyroid function by exploring the relationship between blood nickel concentration and serum hormone levels. They did the whole

panel TSHT4, T3, free T4 and freeT3 as well as the parameters of thyroid homeostasis.

These tests by using correlation analysis and benchmark concept.

The existence of a dose response relationship was established between nickel and all the measured parameters

of thyroid functions in the entire population and in both sexes.

They're saying that the higher the nickel in the where they measured the blood, the higher the nickel in the blood, the lower well worse the worse all the

thyroid numbers were because right TSH would go up. We don't want that and all the thyroid hormones would go down.

Due to the relationship established between nickel and the spina GT parameter, it can be concluded that nickel has an influence on the secrettory function of the thyroid gland in men. Although the further research is

in men. Although the further research is required, the findings suggest possible role of nickel in thyroid function disturbances. So they mentioned men

disturbances. So they mentioned men there, but they said the entire population and both sexes.

If you have thyroid problems, you have a nickel problem.

The more nickel you have, the worse your thyroid.

We're getting more people off. We We get people off of thyroid hormone both by having them do the low vitamin A diet and now especially combined with the low nickel diet.

And here we have research showing that nickel ruins the thyroid. Hey, wait. Is

there more?

But wait, there's more. lowd dose

occupational exposure to nickel and thyroid hormones.

So it does affect thyroid function. Now

I've told you before about vitamin A that vitamin A causes in the different studies vitamin A caused thyroid hormone to go wonky all different ways. Some of them

they'd have lower hormones, some of them have higher hormones, some of them they'd have lower TSH, some of them they have higher TSH.

Some would like all go down, some would all go up. It's crazy what vitamin A does to your thyroid. Crazy that we get people off of it and their thyroid function comes back. Then nickel

inhibits vitamin A detoxification.

So nickel would drive vitamin A toxicity accumulation. Both of those things

accumulation. Both of those things reduce thyroid function. If we fix those, the thyroid comes back. So what

they're saying, statistical analysis shows a significant positive correlation between urinary nickel and el thyroxin both in total sample and in males. So

for whatever reason nickel affects males more now these

workers were exposed to nickel.

Do you think it's making them healthier?

You do realize that hyper if somebody says well that means their el thyroxine went up.

You do know what hyperthyroidism is, right? It's an autoimmune condition

right? It's an autoimmune condition which is driven by toxicity.

This study suggests that occupational exposure to a low dose of nickel may affect thyroid function in municipal police workers.

They're just working outside.

These are cops.

They're not working in a factory.

You know what they're doing? They're

standing around car exhaust all the time.

You know when you go to like an accident, right, and all the all the firefighters leave their trucks running.

All the cops leave their cars running and then there's just cars everywhere.

I can't tell you how many I had a guy come to me back in the day before I knew all this. He was a firefighter and he

all this. He was a firefighter and he said, "I want to fix my low testosterone. How do I do that?" I'm

testosterone. How do I do that?" I'm

like, "You're a firefighter?" And I said, "Yeah." I said, "Do they run the

said, "Yeah." I said, "Do they run the engine in the in the in the station all the time?" He's like, "Yeah, whenever

the time?" He's like, "Yeah, whenever they're washing it or whatever, they always got it running." And I was like, "And you're out at these car accidents all the time." And all I was I found I think I found three papers showing that

they were just talking about car exhaust lowering testosterone in men.

I mean, he wasn't going to quit his job.

And I don't know if he could get the the I said I I told him I said maybe you could go work at a different station or talk to the people so you can turn off the fire engine that's poisoning

everybody by being in an enclosed area and pumping out exhaust. I the stupidity of that I

out exhaust. I the stupidity of that I cannot even imagine. And if somebody's going to say it's so they can leave really quickly. Give me a break. You

really quickly. Give me a break. You

start the engine.

Like the driver gets in and starts the engine. Why are we poisoning our

engine. Why are we poisoning our frontline responders just so they can have like a 5-second jump?

Anyway, so we have this now. Now, what

happens when they inject nickel to body temperature? I believe I went over this

temperature? I believe I went over this before.

hypothermia and deranged circadian rhythm of core body temperature in nickel chloride treated rats. Hey,

what's one of the big symptoms associated with hypothyroidism? It's low

body temperature, right?

H after injection of nickel chloride, the core body temperature diminished to to a nater, that's a low point at one and a half hours and returned to baseline at 4 hours.

core body temperature at one and a half hours post-dose average 3 degrees Celsius below the simultaneous value in control rats. I'm not going to read all

control rats. I'm not going to read all this because I went over it before.

So if injecting one dose of nickel decreased their body temperature by 3

degrees C for I forget how long it was.

Oh yeah. This study shows that in addition to causing prompt hypothermia that lasts four hours, injection of nickel chloride deranges the circadian rhythm of thermmorreulation during three

days after recovery from hypothermia causing a 4 and a half hour delay of the temperature acrophase, the circadian rhythm of the body's temperature.

So imagine folks, ladies especially, if you're constantly nickel toxic. Oh,

Joe says he lost me. I'm back. So, I was saying imagine ladies, especially ladies who have hypothyroidism because you guys tend to have more nickel toxicity than men, but also men because those other

studies were showing males.

If you are nickel toxic all the time, oh, Joe wanted me to back up a little bit. Let me see. Let me I'm going to

bit. Let me see. Let me I'm going to back up because I Joe says I got cut off. What I was saying was they injected

off. What I was saying was they injected them once with nickel chloride. these uh

mice, rats, after injection of nickel chloride, they did 250 microoles per kilogram. That's way lower than the

kilogram. That's way lower than the other studies.

The core body temperature diminished to a low point at one and a half hours after it and returned to baseline at four hours. Core body temperature at one

four hours. Core body temperature at one and a half hours post dose averaged 3 degrees Celsius below the the value at the same time of

control rats. Okay.

control rats. Okay.

So then I went over I don't know if you guys saw this part but I'll do it again.

This study shows that in addition to causing prompt hypothermia very quickly induced hypothermia that lasts four hours injection of nickel chloride deranges or messes up the circadian rhythm of thermmorreulation body

temperature regulation during 3 days after recovery from hypothermia causing a 4 and a half hour delay of the temperature acrophase or the the circadian rhythm of temperature. Thus,

the transient short-term bout of hypothermia evidently sets back the biological clock of thermmorreulation.

So, imagine if you're nickel toxic all the time.

What do you think your body temperature would do?

Is drinking Mexican Coke or eating ice cream going to fix that nickel toxicity issue? No. Actually, the funny thing is

issue? No. Actually, the funny thing is is Coke increases nickel absorption way more than any other drink.

This is in a research paper. Kelsey will

have to Kelsey will have to show me that one again.

Coca-Cola, which contains phosphoric acid and acids increase leeching of nickel.

What if phosphoric acid specifically because the other drinks, the orange juice, the milk, the other stuff, none of that increased nickel absorption.

Only Coke. I'm telling you, Ray Pete's approach is like a scop and it's meant to make people sick and that's why only young people do it and they eventually

ruin themselves like Matt Stone did, like I did, and then they're sick and then they're trying to figure it out because they thought Ray Pete was some genius. He's not.

genius. He's not.

They're all cold. They're all taking thyroid hormone. What they do over time,

thyroid hormone. What they do over time, just like to stop the thyroid madness people, they take more thyroid over time. The Peters start taking thyroid

time. The Peters start taking thyroid hormone. Everybody's out there like,

hormone. Everybody's out there like, "You're not on enough thyroid hormone.

You got to take more." They're not going after the cause at all. We are.

Okay, let's move on.

Ah, we're going to do some niasin studies.

We're going to do some flush niasin studies.

So, Kelsey's favorite nutrient. Thank you

for bringing this to us, Kelsey. Kelsey

brought us flush nasin as well.

I'm going to go over this paper and it is absolutely mindboggling.

Okay. Really, you should be angry after you hear this. 2019,

have you heard about um flush nascin?

Now, when I say flush nascin, I mean flush nascin, I mean nicotinic acid. We

sell it. For those of you who are in the love your liver program, keep an eye on the VIP store because there's going to be a special nascin product there, buffered nascin just for you guys, just in the VIP store. So, if you're not in

the lovely liver program, you're not going to have access to this anyway.

I do not mean niacinomide or nicotenomide, which is what Ray Pete pushes. That's weird. Um, I do not mean

pushes. That's weird. Um, I do not mean nicotinomide monucleotide or NMN. I do

not mean nicotenomide ribocide or NR.

None of those things help make NAD as much as flesh nascin does and as as inexpensively as nascin does. Now, what

if there I want I want you to understand how how angry you should be. What if

there was a study that showed that the pharmaceutical flesh nascin naspan

reduced fatty liver by 47% in six months and yet no one's talking about it.

A pharmaceutical version of flesh niacin. You don't want to use this.

niacin. You don't want to use this.

Don't use it. It's It's the extended release, the sustained release, the waxes and the other crap in there that they put in there to make it slow release just so you won't flush.

They've actually we have research papers. I've been over them before are

papers. I've been over them before are the the additives they put in there.

When you read about flush nascin causing problems, it's always the stuff with the additives with the binders, the sustained release, the extended release.

They actually said in a paper the extended release waxes and other stuff is what causes the problem with niacin for the liver. Okay?

So do not ever take don't take inositol hexoniacinate don't take or hexanicotinate don't take don't take slow release don't take non flush

you want crystalline immediate release flush nasin which is exactly what we sell in our n we have we have flesh nasin available in our regular shop we have the flesh nasin 25

milligrams and for those of you who want the 500 milligram pills back they're in process we are on top of our supplement manufacturer to get those back as soon as possible. And then there's going to

as possible. And then there's going to be hopefully within the next couple days, we're going to have the product.

Well, it's it's this. It's Nia soda.

It's going to be in the VIP store. If

you're a regular Joe out there at the regular shop, it's not going to be available there. We made the only

available there. We made the only buffered nascin on the market and you can get it in the VIP store. So

we need a 100 milligram version and a 250 milligram version. So if you're jonesing for your nascin and we don't have the 500s for you, that's where you can get this and they're going to be at

really, really good prices inside the store. So

store. So nasin for treatment of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, NLD, novel use for

an old drug. Again, remember 2019, seven years ago, an uncontrolled clinical trial in 39

hyper triglyceridemic patients. They

have high triglycerides and fatty liver.

Patients with steattosis, that's fatty liver, showed reduction of liver fat by 47% and reductions in liver enzymes, ALT, A, GGGT, the ones that make glutamate

and C reactive protein, a marker of inflammation from the baseline when treated with nasin extended release for six months. Now, let me tell you the

six months. Now, let me tell you the dose. What dose did they give them, Dr.

dose. What dose did they give them, Dr. Smith? They worked up to two grams a

Smith? They worked up to two grams a day.

Okay, two grams a day. I believe with Niaspan, if I remember correctly, there's a there's a 500 milligram version, there's a,000 milligram version. There might be a 750 milligram

version. There might be a 750 milligram version to get people to the 1500. So,

they can do two of those. Don't use slow release extended release sustained release nasin. It's not good. It's not

release nasin. It's not good. It's not

good for your liver. But still, even though that's what they used here, 47% reduction in liver fat, what other like the people out there who bash flush

niacin and think it causes liver problems? Well, they are just not, let's

problems? Well, they are just not, let's put it this way, they're not bright enough to understand the difference. And

some of them are just bitter from all their toxic bile. So, I'm sorry for you folks. You can always come back.

folks. You can always come back.

We'll still be here helping people.

So nascin flesh nascin only remember the word niacin

nicotinic ni acid a c vitamin I nicotinic acid vitamin is niacin flesh

niacin is niacin it is the only thing that is real nascin oh and another thing by the way um a paper came out and said that when people say nmn N and NR are

NAD boosters. Just so you know, in a

NAD boosters. Just so you know, in a study against uh flesh nascin, they didn't boost NAD at all within the first 70 hours. Flesh nasin boosted NAD by

70 hours. Flesh nasin boosted NAD by 170%.

NMN and NR only improved NASIN at like 8 hours post and it wasn't by very much.

And the author specifically described how the way NMN and NR are increasing NAD is by turning into nicotinic acid.

They're literally turning into flush nascin and that's how they increase NAD.

So why not take the cheaper flush nascin that makes more NAD faster?

You should go watch our flesh nasin episodes.

Now let's go to this one. Okay, now you remember the uh fish oil fad and the EPA and the DHA fad and everybody's like, "You got to take fish oil. It's good for your brain and da da da." And you're

literally eating poffas that are probably already oxidized and full of vitamin A and full of toxic metals.

And then the fish oil fad kind of faded away, right? People were like, I don't

away, right? People were like, I don't want to take rancid oil.

I don't want to take extra poffas that can oxidize in our system. So your body literally makes EPA and DHA. It makes

them. You need them in your brain. It's

most of what your brain is made of.

Okay. So you need them. But do we have to put them in our cake hole? Or did

people start thinking that we were deficient in EPA and DHA because of toxicities that decreased our body's ability to

make them?

Are you following me?

Consider this for a moment. We just went over choline. Now we're going to go over

over choline. Now we're going to go over EPA and DHA. Okay.

2014 prolonged as in long-term nascin treatment leads to increased atapost tissue pufa synthesis and anti-inflammatory lipid and oxyin plasma

profile. So, it's going to make an

profile. So, it's going to make an anti-inflammatory lipid profile for you without having to take any rancid fish oil.

Acute nascin treatment inhibits non-sterified fatty acid release from adopty. This is where they're trying to

adopty. This is where they're trying to say, "Oh, this is a bad thing." And

stimulates prostag glandon release from skin longer cells. But remember the word but negates everything you said before

it. Whenever you say the word but,

it. Whenever you say the word but, it says everything I said before this doesn't matter anymore.

But the acute effects, the things that people try to say are bad about nasin diminish upon prolonged treatment while the beneficial effects remain. So

if you're worried about short-term studies on flesh nasin, you're going this doesn't look good. What the authors who have probably done a lot more research on flesh nasin than you or I

have are saying is that the the the supposed negative effects of it at the start fade away as you take it longer and the beneficial effects stick

around.

That sounds like something we're after.

We don't like the things that do good short term and ruin people long term. I

don't mind that flesh nasin in the studies looks a little not so great short term and it does amazing things long term.

Okay.

Also, atyposytes from nascin treated mice. So, the fat cells from mice that

mice. So, the fat cells from mice that got nascin secreted more of the PUFA DHA Xvivo.

This resulted in an increased DHA to arachidonic acid ratio in the atyposite fatty acid secretion profile and in the plasma of nascin treated mice. This is

DHA your body made because it wanted to.

What's your brain mostly made of? DHA.

Interestingly, the DHA metabolite 1920 dihydroxy doapentaninoic acid was increased in the plasma of nasin treated mice.

Both an increased DHA to arachidonic acid ratio and increased 1920 dihydro dihdpa are indicative for an anti-inflammatory profile

and may indirectly contribute to the aoprotective lipid and lipoprotein profile associated with prolonged nasin treatment. I have said since the early

treatment. I have said since the early days of the vitamin A, low vitamin A diet and vitamin A toxicity that I think the problem with the essential fatty

acids deficiency in the body was that something was getting in the way of it.

What does nascin do? It makes the NAD that literally runs. It's the gasoline for your detox enzymes.

So, do we know exactly what the toxin is? No. What we know is that nasin runs

is? No. What we know is that nasin runs Kelsey's got research on nascin um helping with at least 400 different detox pathways in the body.

Which one is it? I don't know. Do I need to know? No. I find the results like

to know? No. I find the results like this. Okay.

this. Okay.

So again, if you take nasin for a short time, you're not going to get the benefits that you get from taking it for a long time. And remember the PA, wait,

so PA got rid of fatty liver.

Nascin got rid of fatty liver as PA helps with addictive things.

Kelsey's got tons of testimonials of n flesh nasin helping people to get off caffeine off alcohol like Bill W of

alcoholics anonymous spent the last 11 years of his life championing flush nascin for alcoholics do do you think he

had some experience with that and the alcoholics anonymous board said no we can't do this you're not a doctor we can't be recommending flesh nasin to our people who want to get off alcohol. We

can't do that.

He wanted it. The creator of Alcoholics Anonymous wanted flesh nascin as the 13th step.

So what are we talking about right now?

Flesh nascin and pea three times a day to both defat your liver and help you get off your vices. And if if you're

stuck on chocolate, I would do it, too.

Oh, wait. Let's go over this. This is a kind of a fun one. This one I I was thinking about this because of uh what's his name? Brian Johnson on Twitter who

his name? Brian Johnson on Twitter who was talking about, you know, he's doing like stupidly hot saunas now, like 200 degrees and saying that you need to go this hot to do this. I'm like, you can

boil your brain. He now Oh, now he's got an autoimmune condition. So, not only is he vegan and eating all the high antioxidant foods and taking like a hundred pills a

day and he looks like a vampire because he avoids the sun. Oh, and he takes micro doed retinoic acid and now he's got an

autoimmune condition in his gut.

H and he's going and thinking that saunas are going to fix it and he's icing his testicles now. Okay, so let me say this.

The warmer your testicles are, gentlemen.

The hotter your testicles get, generally, the lower it's going to it's going to lower your testosterone a bit and it's going to affect your sperm count. It's going to decrease your sperm

count. It's going to decrease your sperm count. Now, these are all temporary

count. Now, these are all temporary effects of the heat. So, if you stop getting your testes too hot over time, everything returns to normal. Okay? This

is why like when you're trying to get your lady pregnant, you don't wear briefs because briefs keep them up closer to you so they stay hotter instead of hanging and able to cool off.

Okay? So, if you do saunas a lot or you do hot tubs a lot or that stuff, it's and you're not doing any of the stuff we're about to talk about, it's going to literally negatively affect your

testosterone and it's going to um it's going to decrease your sperm count temporarily until that effect is has left. Okay? Or until your body can catch

left. Okay? Or until your body can catch up again. So,

up again. So, there's people going and and if you're already doing this, I'm not I'm not I didn't you didn't have a better option yet, but they're literally taking an ice

pack into the sauna and they are icing their testicles while they're in the sauna to prevent the temperature drop or the temperature rise in them. Okay.

What does nasin do to heat stress?

Well, a lot of you out there who are sick like Nyasin does the flush, right, where you feel really hot and that that can be a little uncomfortable. But what

about what do you think about let's say you live in Tucson like I do or you live in Phoenix or some other place where it's hot and humid or hot just hot like here.

Those of you with chronic health conditions, you don't deal with the heat well.

Would you rather deal with a nasin flush once a day that you decide when you feel warm or would you rather stay toxic and

continue to feel bad in the heat and not be able to tolerate it?

Alleviation effects of nasin supplementation on beef cattle subjected to heat stress. A metagenomic insight.

The objective of this study was to investigate the alleviation effects of nascin supplementation. They mean when

nascin supplementation. They mean when they say nascin in the research they mean flush niacin.

There's tons of research on flesh nasin and everybody starts going oh we'll just do nioinomide so we don't flush. Don't

it doesn't work that way on beef cattle subjected to heat stress and provide a theoretical basis for exploring the alleviation methods of heat stress environmental factors on the rin of beef

cattle. So they they know heat stress is

cattle. So they they know heat stress is a problem with cattle. Results showed

that adding nascin reduced the body temperature and respiratory rate but had no significant effect on the production performances compared with heat stress beef cattle.

Heat stress treatment significantly increased body temperature and respiratory rate. So heat stress raised

respiratory rate. So heat stress raised body temperature raised respiratory rate. Nasin reduced the body temperature

rate. Nasin reduced the body temperature and respiratory rate more towards normal. You understand? They were all

normal. You understand? They were all under heat stress. Okay. So, what about in the testicles? What does flush nasin

do for the testicles under heat stress?

Can you believe we have a paper?

2025.

No one on Twitter's talking about this one. Oral nascin mitigates or reduces

one. Oral nascin mitigates or reduces heat induced reproductive impairments in male mice.

Heat stress is a major environmental factor that impairs male fertility by disrupting hormonal regulation, increasing oxidative stress and inducing germ cell apoptosis. They literally mean

your testicular cells are dying.

Nasin vitamin B3 has antioxidant and thermmore regulatory properties.

Remember when I told you to just ignore it, the antioxidant when we're talking about actual essential nutrients that may counteract these effects. This study

investigated whether oral nascin could protect against chronic heat stress induced reproductive damage in adult male mice.

What did heat stress do? Heat stress

reduced body weight gain. Testes and

accessory gland weights. They had

smaller testicles, sperm count and mo motility. That's not going to get you

motility. That's not going to get you pregnant. Acrosome and DNA integrity.

pregnant. Acrosome and DNA integrity.

That's not good. Testosterone and

thyroid hormones.

And increased lipid peroxidation and proapoptoic gene expression.

flush nascin supplementation dose dependently mitigated or alleviated or reduced these effects.

Total sperm count increased from 9.8 um to 10 point to that's 9.8* 10 5th

um plus or - 1.85 to 3.66. Wait, wait,

wait. Yeah. Times 10 to the 6th. So

that's where it looks weird. 9.8* 8* 10 5th to 3.66 * 10 the 6. That's a whole another digit.

Okay.

So the sperm count increased by you know what is that a factor of probably about a factor of five because it went from 9.8 with five you know the

I think it's got what four zeros after here to 3.66 with 10 to the 6th.

Total motility from 49 to 81.7 testosterone from 089 to 4.44.

That's five times increased.

And BCL2 expression increased 2.7fold.

Pay attention here, guys. If you're if you're having trouble getting your lady knocked up, fertility improved with pregnancy risk. I want you to understand

pregnancy risk. I want you to understand that. They mean the risk of the female

that. They mean the risk of the female rats getting pregnant with pregnancy risk rising from 50% to 100%.

What's that term we use here about what we do for people? We make them dangerously fertile.

If you know anybody who's having trouble getting pregnant, you should send them our way.

We actually do this researchbased.

The litter size, if you want to have more kids, the litter size went from 3.7 to 7.2 and blastoyst formation from 37.8 to 68.0.

NASIN also normalized stress related gene expression, preserved testicular hisystologology. They couldn't see the

hisystologology. They couldn't see the changes in the testicles anymore, and did not affect liver enzyme activities.

For you flesh nasin haters, it didn't make their liver worse. Get

over that. Highlighting its potential as a dietary supplement to protect against heat induced male reproductive dysfunction.

What doesn't flesh nasin do?

It doesn't not work.

So, let's go back to the beginning. Okay, Joe. I I believe

the beginning. Okay, Joe. I I believe that's it. I'm going to go Let me just

that's it. I'm going to go Let me just look here. Oh, we have more testimonials

look here. Oh, we have more testimonials now before I get to the super chats.

Let me uh get to these testimonials. So, first,

these testimonials. So, first, if you haven't heard of our zinc, nasin sav that Kelsey came up with, you should. Um, now I'm going to tell you

should. Um, now I'm going to tell you one of the reasons this works. For those

of you who get it and you're like, "This is not super smooth lotion. I want it to be like a super smooth lotion. It's not

it's not a lotion. It's a sav."

There is zinc niocinate in this zinc niocinate at the concentration that we use it at.

You can get a little grittiness from it.

Okay? It rubs in. You need to warm it up. And and I'm going to say this, if

up. And and I'm going to say this, if you're out there and you're hypothyroid, ladies, like you know, let's say especially ladies, you know you have cold hands and cold skin and you're

having trouble rubbing this in because this is made of natural fats and some beeswax. So if your skin temperature has

beeswax. So if your skin temperature has trouble warming this up, and we've literally had ladies who have this, you might need to warm it up some other way.

go outside in the heat, rub it in your palms, like hold it in your palms, like hold it like this, warm it up. Or you can just put some of this,

it up. Or you can just put some of this, take some of the zinc nasin sav off of the out of the jar and put it on a little plate and put it in warm, you know, the warm setting on your toaster

oven for like a minute, maybe just warm it up and then rub it in.

Yes, there's a little bit of grittiness, but that's the active ingredient.

Okay. So, if you want the activity and you want it to work like these people are about to say it does, you deal with the nature of us trying to

put this much zinc nicotinate or zinc nascinate flush nasin bound to zinc in the stuff. Okay.

the stuff. Okay.

So, two testimonials. These were both on the same uh YouTube video. So, thank you for these. These are public. I can

for these. These are public. I can

attest that Kelsey's zinc nyasin cream bought a while ago off her Etsy account.

So Kelsey used to have her Etsy where she sold this before she before we got together and we started making stuff together made my seria keratossis become lighter and worn down almost invisible.

Okay. So are you worried about a little grittiness or would you like your seria keratossis to almost completely go away?

Soil food web warrior added, "Yeah, the zinc nyin cream helps my fungal feet issues. had some athletes foot and it

issues. had some athletes foot and it fixed it in one application. One

application. I remember as a teenager I had to use my connoissol the micotin multiple times many times to get rid of my athletes foot that I got from the uh

the showers at the University of Arizona when I was at the basketball camp there.

I was I I decided to just I was like I don't know why guys are wearing their flipflops or or their sliders in the shower. I don't I don't believe in that

shower. I don't I don't believe in that or whatever. And then I got athletes

or whatever. And then I got athletes foot. So, I mean, it's literally a

foot. So, I mean, it's literally a fungus. Fungus does grow in wet, hot,

fungus. Fungus does grow in wet, hot, damp areas. So,

damp areas. So, if you if you have the right conditions on your skin, things can take up residence there. And I probably also had

residence there. And I probably also had nickel toxicity from my braces at the time.

Okay. Now, we have another testimonial.

This is a big one. So, settle in. It's

really good, though. So, thank I want to thank um I'm guessing he's here. I if if you're the gentleman who sent us this long testimonial or posted in the Love

Your Liver program, if you want to say so in the live chat, you can. I'm not

going to say your name. Okay, here we go. I've been a member of Love Your

go. I've been a member of Love Your Liver for almost two years. I'm

currently in self-study watching all the live streams, reading the coursework, and doing my own research. Thanks to Dr. G, I'd consider myself a fall freshman of Love Your Liver University. I'm

currently in the baby steps. I'm working

on getting the junk out of my mouth. So,

that's fillings, stuff like anything metal in your mouth.

Anything metal in your mouth. This has

been a long process. Took eight months just to get an appointment. Another few

months to get going as I was seeking the advice of two different dentists. That's

smart though. Getting second opinions in dentistry is really good idea. Finally

chose the one who I thought was best suited. I look forward to a consultation

suited. I look forward to a consultation and adding to my testimonial with test results for now. I work the program eating low nickel and low vitamin A.

Supplementing pecticlear, zinc, flesh nasin, apple pectin, potassium malate, charcoal and magnesium lotion. That's a

good list. Low vitamin A was huge for me feeling better, but low nickel has been a major breakthrough.

Low vitamin A was good and great for some people. If you've had issues and

some people. If you've had issues and you haven't gotten very far with low vitamin A, I guarantee you you're nickel toxic as we're seeing evidence here and

from the dog testimonial an episode or two back.

I will give background in my symptoms. Sorry for the long post, but I think it is important to show how these daily poisonings can impact so many of us in so many ways.

Oh, Kelsey commented to me the other day. She said when when she found me,

day. She said when when she found me, she was like, "Nobody read nobody gets the testimonials like you do."

And I don't watch other people on YouTube, so I don't know. But I was like, "You're probably right.

We get these testim I mean, I'm not making these up." Like, I'd sit here and write three pages of a testimonial.

If anybody ever accuses me of making these up, I mean, first of all, you're probably a bad person.

And secondly, you have now become a liar.

I am close to eight years from the biggest health scare of my life when I thought I was being healthy. Eight years

ago, I was diagnosed with CIDP, chronic inflammatory demyolating demyelinating polyuropathy. Oh well, get some pea in

polyuropathy. Oh well, get some pea in there. You're probably going to get

there. You're probably going to get better a lot faster. I was suffering from a terrible sinus infection that was giving me the worst migraine of my life and terrible diarrhea. I now discovered

that I had a dental implant touching and infecting one of my sinuses.

Can you guess what it is made out? What

it was made out of?

I guess stainless steel or at least there's nickel in it. I took

an antibiotic. Then I went to lay down for a nap. I woke up to take a drink of water and the water fell out of my mouth. My face went numb and I lost

mouth. My face went numb and I lost control of my face. It was paralyzed. I

only had control over closing my eyes shut but still could not seal them completely. This sounds horrible.

completely. This sounds horrible.

I had numbness in my fingertips and toes. I was referred to a neurologist at

toes. I was referred to a neurologist at a very large hospital in the Midwest.

Unsure of my diagnosis between GBS and CIDP. Uh that's gueane bar syndrome

CIDP. Uh that's gueane bar syndrome which is typically a post pokey uh situation. They set me out on a

situation. They set me out on a treatment plan and had high hopes of a fast recovery. never gave me a straight

fast recovery. never gave me a straight answer why they thought this or how that this happened to me other than a virus must have been, you know, sitting hiding

in your nerves and your immune system attacked your nerves because of it. LOL.

Actually, I mean, it should probably get an L mao, you know, because it's so outlandishly

bad an excuse for diseases.

Okay. If you still believe in the little V's, you got a lot to learn.

It's there's there's no little V's.

Okay.

My health took a turn when I was forced to get the tetanis pokey when I was 17 or else they would have kicked me out of high school. I was doing my part. I

high school. I was doing my part. I

battled swine flu that year.

Coincidence, right? Developed weird skin rashes and warts. I believe this shot impacted a few cranial nerves. I was

lethargic most of that year and my freshman year of college.

Back to it.

I was admitted and given a strong dose of IVIG, intravenous immunoglobulin.

That's expensive stuff. I had to make them stop the treatment partway through because it felt like someone was punching through my back out through my sternum.

Pretty much the whole area where my liver is. Not not knowing what I know

liver is. Not not knowing what I know now, this was clearly a liver injury I was suffering. My liver could not handle

was suffering. My liver could not handle this and was dumping into my body. After

that passed, they continued with the treatment. I showed no improvements.

treatment. I showed no improvements.

When I left the hospital a few days later, any noise made would drive me to the edge. I battled insane migraines the

the edge. I battled insane migraines the next few weeks and no improvements.

There was a time when I wished death because it was so painful.

There was no miraculous healing. In

fact, my health declined even worse over the few months except my face was showing very, very minor improvements.

But I was losing the ability to walk.

That's not a good trade-off. My feet

were almost completely paralyzed. My

calf muscles shrank and became loose like an old person. I ended up needing braces to help me walk. My hands became so weak I couldn't open the door handle.

Four months later, another round of IV amunoglobulin. This time I broke out in

amunoglobulin. This time I broke out in hives. They had to dose me with

hives. They had to dose me with benadryil. I was 27 years old at the

benadryil. I was 27 years old at the time. I am a male former college athlete

time. I am a male former college athlete taking care of my body. Or so I thought.

this. I'm going to emphasize this for you guys out there.

You can ruin your health just as easy.

And I'm not I'm not saying that that this person shouldn't have done this.

I'm just using it as an example because I was an athlete. I wasn't a I wasn't a college level athlete, but I mean, I was the head personal trainer at the UFA for a couple years.

It was it was I was I was something.

I've done powerlifting. I've done

Olympic lifting. I've did some Highland games. I've done several triathlons.

games. I've done several triathlons.

Like, I I was an athlete. I train like an athlete now. And some of you athletic guys out there, you're sitting there, you're like, I don't understand why all

these weak people are getting sick. Why

don't you just not be sick and do and then they fall apart at some point?

We've seen it so many times because they think they're invincible and they do these things, these duration paradox things

that ruin their health and then they wonder why all of a sudden they are broken.

But I used to be so tough and so strong and so healthy and I was I was eating nosetotail carnivore. Let me tell you

nosetotail carnivore. Let me tell you something. There's no long-term like

something. There's no long-term like 10-year plus nose totail carnivores because they all get poisoned and they all figure out that they have to go to all muscle meat if they're going to stay

carnivore, which doesn't detox you anyway. But there's no long-term you

anyway. But there's no long-term you just go and try to find him. Uh who is it? Chew. Um I'm not remembering her her

it? Chew. Um I'm not remembering her her first name. The Paleo lady or the

first name. The Paleo lady or the carnivore lady on uh on YouTube. I did a I did a podcast with her. I'm not

remembering her full name. Um

I feel like it's a J.

I mean I mean the letter J.

Let me see.

Why is my Oh, my YouTube chat's not working anymore.

It froze up. Anyway,

Judy Cho. Judy Cho.

Judy Cho, she first brought the idea that nose totail carnivores do not last.

There's no like 15, 20 year nose totail carnivores who really do it nose totail all the time because they get poisoned.

And Bart, the other the other carnivore guy out there, had me on because he thought people got vitamin A toxicity from eating liver. And and he knew that nose-to-tail carnivores didn't last

either.

So, there's that. Anyway,

there's that. Anyway, back to it. The second round of the IVIG seemed to stop the progression, but did not improve anything. So, my doctors decided to put me on a steroid pulse for

the next four months.

I gained up to 40 lbs, 180 to 220 in two months. Knowing what I know now, this

months. Knowing what I know now, this was my body taking all the things poisoning me and putting it into my fat storage cells. Correct.

storage cells. Correct.

any of my bad progressions had stopped and I slowly began to improve. I ditched

the leg braces and slowly started to make myself walk again. I would fall sometimes and could not stand up unless I had help. I had serious balance issues.

So, we saw that, you know, he's gaining tons of weight. He's on a corticosteroid and eventually that was four month or that was four months of the predinisone or the steroid

and then he stopped it. Now, so if he stopped putting the poison in his body, then his body can start to detox and he could start seeing some improvements.

So, he ditched the leg braces, started working on walking again. He would fall sometimes and could not stand up unless he had help. I had serious balance issues. Yes. The next few years, I

issues. Yes. The next few years, I slowly began to walk better and regain strength in my hands. They were both still weak prior to LL. Do you remember I've been over grip strength with nickel toxicity?

My joints were always aching. my knee

and right hip in particular. PA man, I truly believe I was battling nickel. I

do too. I had a strong dislike for modern medicine as I saw firsthand how the system worked. I always thought food was the answer to fixing so many problems. Pay attention here. Health

nutters. Prior to getting sick, my diet consisted of chicken, pork, no. Brussels

sprouts, no. Sweet potatoes, no. Eggs,

no. Peppers, no. Kale, double, no. Lots

of tomatoes, no. I live in a part of Illinois where everybody grows and/cans tomatoes for whatever reason and all the other BS veggies.

But that's a healthy diet. What are you talking about? We know better. This is

talking about? We know better. This is

how we get people better. Maybe we were all taught the wrong thing. I also had what I would consider now an unhealthy relationship with alcohol that started when I was 17. I thought I could outwork it. PA

it. PA anyway. Um and nasin.

anyway. Um and nasin.

But folks, alcohol just I'll put it this way. Just do the flesh nasin and the pea

way. Just do the flesh nasin and the pea three times a day. Give it three months.

You'll probably find that you're able to give up all of your vices in that time very easily without with with with the most minor withdrawals you can imagine.

I always knew my body didn't agree with these, but I ate them because I thought they were good for me. They were not.

So, he had an inkling. He had an instinctual hunch that they were not good for him even though everybody else said they were healthy. As I Oh, wait. Carnivore

were healthy. As I Oh, wait. Carnivore

people, there's a guy out there, just so you know, there's a guy out there trying to blatantly steal my concepts and he literally thinks that carnivore, muscle

meat carnivore is the answer to everybody's toxicity.

So, I kind of I I look at his theory that he stole from me and then I look at his treatment of it and I chuckle

because it's not going to work.

Makes me think he's a controlled op.

Honestly, what do what what do infiltrators and controlled ops like to do? They like to come into a movement.

do? They like to come into a movement.

They try to take over the movement and and their goal is then to do stupid things with the good movement that pull people away from the main movement and distract from the main movement. This is

why I'm not going to talk about these people in terms of name. I'm not going to name them. I'm not going to give them fame.

If you find them, you'll know who they are.

And they're not doing they're they're often doing the wrong things. The

glucose fad was one of those.

Okay, this all muscle meat carnivore fad. Somebody on Instagram the other day

fad. Somebody on Instagram the other day tried to say I'm like a carnivore. Like

what I'm having people do is almost the carnivore diet. And I I literally

carnivore diet. And I I literally laughed.

But why would people want to mischaracterize me? Hm. Car

mischaracterize me? Hm. Car

mischaracterize the work that I do because then they confuse people. Their

goal is confusion.

Okay.

As I looked to heal over the next few years, I fell into the carnivore diet.

It worked really well for me until I got bored and started adding eggs, six to eight per day, dairy, etc. Well, that's the carnivore. You're still on the

the carnivore. You're still on the carnivore diet. I was able to get some

carnivore diet. I was able to get some of that steroid weight off.

And now now we're going now we're going down. And I started fasting 110 plus

down. And I started fasting 110 plus hours a week.

I fell into the trap of it. It it hurts when I eat, so I just won't eat. Toxic

bile paradigm 101. I'm going to do a real on this soon. Let me let me explain to you both the confusion that's out

there and how lost everybody is in nutrition in this toxic time we're in today, which was the purpose of a system is what it does. Everybody's confused

and everybody's eating silly diets that don't make any sense and we've been put into this toxic world, nutrition, nutrient- deficient world, and I'm sitting here trying to just help people

figure a way out. So,

so people didn't know what to eat. So

there was there was keto, there was low carb, there was paleo, there was 801010, which is like a super low-fat diet, there's veganism,

there was intermittent fasting, there was one meal a day. There was all of these things, right?

People went back and forth. They went

from, you know, carnivore to vegan and back again and no carbs and high carbs and all this stuff. And they couldn't figure it out. Nothing made sense to them.

So then what comes about when they can't figure out what what food is good and what food isn't? What are you left with?

Fasting.

Fasting would be the ultimate confusion diet.

You don't know what to eat or like this gentleman, it hurts when you eat, so you don't eat because you can't find anything that doesn't hurt.

it's bile in his stomach that was causing him all this pain and probably nickel as part of that toxic bile. Okay,

so let me do another example of what's going on today. So remember, they like to confuse the right a lot because the right

is generally in my their right is more interested in their health and the right can be more easily swayed by phony traditional ideas. Okay, I'm

I'm more on the conservative side, so don't think I'm saying like I'm not not going woke and going broke kind of thing here. I'm just saying I I I'm on the

here. I'm just saying I I I'm on the side that they want to poison. So what

do they push? Ivormectin. What do they push? Fenben. What do they do? They get

push? Fenben. What do they do? They get

all, oh, you got to get on your spike protein protocols and go go smoke nicotine vapes and like

and then they get into the the dietary stuff with the carnivore and all this stuff and then they're left with intermittent fasting and fasting.

But so now that group that group also doesn't like pharma.

Okay, that group doesn't like they don't like the jabs. They don't like pharma.

They don't want to take it. So now let me tell you about a movement. I did a video about magnesium girl. Let me tell you about the other movement that is coming up to confuse you. The controlled

opposition, the scop is that all supplements are bad.

All supplements are bad.

If they can find anything bad about a supplement, they're going to say that supplement's bad. Anything bad anywhere

supplement's bad. Anything bad anywhere ever. Okay, you can find that about

ever. Okay, you can find that about anything. Okay, you could find bad stuff

anything. Okay, you could find bad stuff about walking.

So, could you find bad stuff about the sun? Yes,

sun? Yes, we're smarter than that. So, so then you have this group that is now in the situation of

all pharma is bad and then they also believe that all supplements are bad.

Where does that leave them when they can't fix their health? One of the remedies that I read from Magnesium Girl was rest and spring water.

That's what you're left with when you're sick. I just want to make I just want to

sick. I just want to make I just want to make sure if you decide to go into that realm, you've got nothing. I mean, is all pharma bad? Do I even say that? No.

If I if I am hit by a bus, do I think rest in spring water is going to keep me alive?

No.

Okay. If I need to get some epi and some atropene to like restart my heart, give it to me. Then as soon as I'm awake and

as soon as I'm able to speak, get me out of that hospital so I can go and eat good food and get sun and move my body and not be in the stupid hospital

anymore.

Okay, that's what the Europeans, the Europeans have a saying that hospitals are where you go to die.

So, if I go to the hospital because I was dying and then I'm not dying and I'm alive, get me out of the hospital. Okay.

Are all supplements bad? Well, if you believe that all supplements are bad, I mean, okay, you're probably watching the wrong video then. I don't I I tell

people 99.9% of the supplements out there are bad.

However, we understand this thing called nuance and that there are exceptions to every rule.

And we find the supplements that actually work in the ways that we want for what we want them for. And we also tell people if you don't feel good on it, don't take it.

So, don't fall for the all supplements are bad thing from a bunch of people who if you saw them in real life, you probably

wouldn't think they were healthy. And if

you want to go and find the people, if they're not anonymous and compare their pictures from six years ago to their pictures now and compare my pictures

from six years ago to my pictures now. I

would be happy to put that up against people. I don't care about how pretty I

people. I don't care about how pretty I am now. I care about do I look better

am now. I care about do I look better then or better now than I did then. Am I

healthier now than I was then? Yes. So

is this gentleman. This is what we do.

Okay. He came across Dr. Smith on X and I'm forever grateful for that post where he was calling someone out for methylene blue.

Something I was probably dangerously close to buying and trying. Methylene

Blue. I have a whole video on it. I have

a huge Twitter thread on it. It's

actually probably my most popular Twitter thread.

Methylene Blue was the very first pharmaceutical drug. The very first one.

pharmaceutical drug. The very first one.

And people are like, "No, it's good for you. Speeds up your mitochondria."

you. Speeds up your mitochondria."

Probably because they're trying to detox it. It's a dye. It's literally called a

it. It's a dye. It's literally called a carcinogenic pollutant when it gets into water supplies.

Why don't they just call it like healthy Kool-Aid if it's actually good for you?

It's not. At the time, I was starting to have vitamin A toxicity symptoms and liver pain. I thought it was a

liver pain. I thought it was a gallbladder.

I was red. How? Look at your health influencer.

Are they overall red in color or are they splotchy red? I have seen so many influencers who are splotchy red nowadays in their face like rosacea.

It's happening all over the place. And

then you can look at liver king. And

then you can look at Saladino. He's

getting red. Like all these health influencers are getting red cuz their livers are screaming in pain. I was red.

I was all in on JRE health because I thought that was true alternative health. I got played. I was taking an

health. I got played. I was taking an insane amount of supplements, vitamin D, queretin, calcium, liver pills, etc. I was stiffer than a board. Looking back

on photos of me, I always wondered why I was so red. I would even get a sunburn sitting in the shade. I was always tired.

Those of you who go back and watch my old videos, go back and look like the six years ago, go back and look at how pale I was. Like

it was a joke about how pale I was. I

was not an albino by any means, but I was pale, okay? And now you can see me now. I went to I was I was the kid who

now. I went to I was I was the kid who burned. Like I was the kid who went to

burned. Like I was the kid who went to the water park and I would wear a t-shirt cuz I didn't want to I didn't like wearing sunscreen but I'd wear the t-shirt so I didn't get completely fried.

Anybody who's like this is the other stupid thing that's out there in the health world. Let me let me blow this

health world. Let me let me blow this apart. Remember when we were kids and we

apart. Remember when we were kids and we weren't wearing sunglasses? And if

you're one of the types like me and you were out in the sun and you still got sunburned even though you weren't wearing sunglasses. What am I talking about? For

sunglasses. What am I talking about? For

those of you who don't understand, there are literally, I'm just going to say it, idiots out there who say it's your sunglasses that are making you get sunburned.

At the water park, as a child, I would wear a t-shirt because I had gotten burned so many times at the water park.

Do you wear sunglasses when you're going down water slides or when you're in the wave pool? Not as a a six-year-old,

wave pool? Not as a a six-year-old, 8-year-old, nineyear-old. Nobody's

8-year-old, nineyear-old. Nobody's wearing sunglasses at that age. Unless

now nowadays, they probably got like Karen moms who are making their little kids wear sunglasses.

But back in my day, back in my day, like 40 years ago, none of the kids were wearing sunglasses and they were getting burned as heck.

So, this is another one of these like scops where they're trying to tell you that it's because you wear sunglasses is why you get sunburned. That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

Most people who get sunburned have very sensitive eyes to the sun. It's called

photosensitivity because they're both caused by toxicity.

And so, you have people who wear sunglasses a lot who also burn easily.

Correlation does not mean causation in this situation. Okay. So, that's another

this situation. Okay. So, that's another dumb thing that's out there in the health world that I'm going to call BS on. Okay.

on. Okay.

My health was in such a poor place. I do

not know where I would be without this work. I still have not fully smiled in

work. I still have not fully smiled in eight years. I have made improvements in

eight years. I have made improvements in that, but the other overall improvements I have made on the LL program, I cannot say enough about.

Thanks to this program, I am able to run around the yard with my kids pain-free.

That means more to me than Dr. Garrett Smith will ever know, and it is why I'm so grateful for his work. He has changed my life. We get people back to work. We

my life. We get people back to work. We

get people playing and running around with their kids again. I wonder where I'd be today. My 15-year-old son comes to the gym with me, and he's really into

it, and he gets to watch me working hard in the gym.

So, he has a good role model and I get to be fit and like, you know, my daughter jokingly said I was like the Chad dad one day. I thought that was

pretty funny. I didn't I didn't I was

pretty funny. I didn't I didn't I was like, "Okay." Um,

like, "Okay." Um, compared to all the other dance dads, because you guys have seen dance dads, they're usually not too fit. And the

dance moms these days, I always expected when I started going to my daughter's dance things, I was like, "Oh, dance moms like they'll be they'll be in shape right?

Sadly, no. Um, I thank Dr. G for not making me feel like I am crazy. You are

welcome. For those of you who don't know here, he tells me, "Thank you for not making him feel crazy." I had another gentleman, the longest running client that I have,

told me when I said to him, he was trying to fix his gird. What do we know causes gird now? Nickel, vitamin A. He,

this gentleman took retina when he was a kid.

At some point I was working with him.

This is years down the line, like six or seven years. I think I started working

seven years. I think I started working with him in 2010. I still have his whole file. Um,

file. Um, I told him, I said, "I don't know what else to do about your heartburn." Like

he was, he could eat three foods. I

said, "I don't know what to do. I'll

keep looking for things. If you want to keep working with me, that's great.

But I'm also telling you like I'm out of tools. So if you want to go work with

tools. So if you want to go work with somebody else, I'm not going to be mad.

I want you to get relief. I always want people to get relief. I If you go and let's say you're here and you're doing the diet and you go and work with, let's say, Beth Martins on mental emotional stuff

or you go and work on other mental emotional stuff or whatever. And let's

say you go and work on mental emotional stuff and all of your symptoms go away because maybe they were all up here.

That's amazing. I'm happy for you. I

want that for you. I want I I I do what I do. I'm good at what I do. other

I do. I'm good at what I do. other

people. And as an example, Beth Martins, who has her free group inside the Love Your Liver program each week of the Deprogramming Your Health, which we've gotten I've she sent me great testimonials and reviews from. Actually,

you know what? This week, why don't we do that? If you guys are in the Love

do that? If you guys are in the Love Your L program, Beth, if you have testimonials, send them to me. You know

how to get a hold of me. Um, if you guys have a testimonial that you want to post about Beth's group and how it has helped

you, please get it to Beth somehow.

Okay? You can post it in the Love Your Liber program, but definitely tag Beth.

Oh, and also tag Ashley C or Yeah, Ashley C, I think it is, in there so she can find it because she helps grab the testimonials for me each week. But it's

a free group inside the Love Your Liver program. Beth and I have no financial

program. Beth and I have no financial arrangement. She's doing it to help

arrangement. She's doing it to help people in there because we've helped her so much. And I've I've heard great

so much. And I've I've heard great things about it. So,

you're not crazy. If your doctor implies that you're crazy or like ladies, they're like, "Well, if a if a woman's complaining about her health, right, it's either hormones, thyroid, or

estrogen. Those are your problem." Or

estrogen. Those are your problem." Or

you need you need birth control or estrogen, an anti-anxiety med, anti-depressant, hormones. You just need

anti-depressant, hormones. You just need to be medicated because you're just a crazy woman. And I'm saying that tongue

crazy woman. And I'm saying that tongue and cheek.

And this is why he's saying I helped him feel not crazy. Ladies, you know, I'm not here to call you crazy or what's the term? What am I histrionic or anything

term? What am I histrionic or anything like that? The old term for histrionic

like that? The old term for histrionic came from the word uterus. Um, so you're not crazy. We're here to help you. And

not crazy. We're here to help you. And

and could you like could we all benefit from working on our mental emotional state? Yes. You work on your mental

state? Yes. You work on your mental emotional state and if that's connected to your health issues, you get immediate relief and it sticks. Okay.

List of improvements. Gate as in his walk, hand strength, improved facial expressions, faster reflexes, skin color, no more tonsil stones. What are

those made of? Calcium. No, not stiff.

No liver pain. Normal temperature

regulation. Nickel. Weird neck hump corrected.

PA could help with that too. Tonitis

gone. A third one today. We fixed

tonitis. Gird symptoms. We know about that. Waking up in the middle of night.

that. Waking up in the middle of night.

Peeing stronger. Poop regular. I have

never in my life been regular. Histamine

issues cleared up. Seasonal allergies

gone. Cold hands and feet gone. Right

shoulder pain and dullness gone. Food

intolerances gone. Sleep apnea gone.

past parasites.

My list goes on. So again, folks, while I'm here with parasites, parasites feed on toxicity.

Taking toxic medications to try to kill parasites. It may kill the parasites,

parasites. It may kill the parasites, but if you're killing something, you're also poisoning yourself.

And did you get rid of the toxicity that the parasites were feeding on? No.

That's why you tend to get parasites again. If you're ever exposed to that

again. If you're ever exposed to that that one again or other parasites, they're right back there because the food was always there. We take the food

away from the parasites and they die and they fall out and you see them in your poop and you didn't have to take anything to kill them.

So, I know what I missed. I missed a couple of papers that I was going to go over.

Let me fix that because I just remembered the touring one, the duration paradox when I was thinking about that.

Um, let me copy and paste this and I will start a new window. And

got like eight windows today.

No, we're only at like three three something hours.

Okay, let me uh So, we're looking here.

Let me get down here.

pigs and nickel flush. Nice. Oh yeah,

this was an interesting thing. So, let

me open up these and we'll put this here and we will put this here.

Okay. So, you know how Oh, wait. Let's

go this one. Okay. You know how I say that chronic disease is is some combination of toxicities and deficiencies.

Okay. So, somebody in the inner circle posted a question about do I know what what what do I believe the cause of lipadeema is? Lipadeema is like imagine

lipadeema is? Lipadeema is like imagine the women that you see who are they're generally carrying more weight than they should but you know how they carry especially with women they can carry a

ton of it in their lower body.

You know you know what I mean when you see these women who have like an a very abnormal excessive fat accumulation in their lower body. Their upper body might

look almost normal but they carry a ton of body fat down in their lower body.

I'm not there's no blame here. It's just

this is a description of a disease or a disease condition. So

disease condition. So they were asking me if I knew what caused it and I went I was going through inner circle I was going through the research and they keep saying in it we don't know

what causes it. Nobody really knows what causes it. And I thought, let me keep

causes it. And I thought, let me keep searching around and we just happen to find there's no there's nothing leaning towards any

cause except for the one that I found.

Rare rare adapost disorders masquerading as obesity.

Okay, where is it? Oh, I didn't hold on.

There it is.

Selenium. Gosh.

You mean like selenium and ketone minerals?

Interesting.

Sodium selonite. Don't ever use that.

Don't ever use it.

If there's ever a selenium form that could cause toxicity, if you find sodium selonate or sodium selonite, never use them. What do we use? We use selenium

them. What do we use? We use selenium glycinate or selenomthionine.

We use a chelated one that's bound to an amino acid. We don't want the inorganic

amino acid. We don't want the inorganic sodium selonite or selonate. But anyway,

did it work? Did it help? Has proven

effective for reduction of secondary lympadeema. The US National Research

lympadeema. The US National Research Council has defined the individual maximum safe dietary intake for selenium as 600 micrograms daily and the no adverse effect level as 800 micrograms daily. Um, wait. There was there was

daily. Um, wait. There was there was lipadeema in here too. Or was this just Hold on. Okay. No, I sorry. I meant to

Hold on. Okay. No, I sorry. I meant to do the other the other one first. I

meant to do this paper first.

Selenium deficiency. I understand that lympadeema and lipadeema are different things. Selenium deficiency in

things. Selenium deficiency in lympadeema and lipadeema. A

retrospective cross-sectional study from a specialized clinic. So that the one I just went over seconds the lympadeema

cause from selenium deficiency.

Selenium deficiency proved common in patients with lympadema, lipadeema and lipolympideema. So that's a mixture of

lipolympideema. So that's a mixture of both affecting 47 and a.5% of the study population.

Selenium levels were significantly lower in patients with obesity related lympadeema compared to patients with cancer related lympadeema.

Obesity was a risk factor for selenium deficiency in lympadeema but not in lipidmia.

Conclusions in countries with low selenium supply selenium deficiency is common especially in lympadeema patients. Therefore, it would be

patients. Therefore, it would be sensible to check the selenium status in lympadeema patients especially those with obesity as the infection risk of lympadeema is already increased. So

that's the closest thing you're going to find in all the research to a literal nutrient cause or contributor to lipadeema. Am I telling you that if you

lipadeema. Am I telling you that if you have lipadeema that taking selenium is going to fix all of it? No. But what is selenium necessary for? Well, selenium

is protective against nickel. Selenium's

protective it helps run your detox enzymes. Selenium is necessary for your

enzymes. Selenium is necessary for your thyroid to function, right? Didn't we

just see nickel and thyroid problems today?

H, you want selenium? It's too bad that there was an author out there who wrote an article trying to discourage selenium

use when they obviously knew jack squat about selenium or any other supplements.

So, it's sad that people do this, but uh you know, people don't understand how to stay in their lane. So,

let's go over the duration paradox.

Evidence in the literature of duration paradox. So,

paradox. So, Kelsey found this paper torine, caffeine, and energy drinks reviewing the risks to the adolescent brain. So

this is not the exact they the this summary this study summarized other studies really well. So I'm not going to go through very much of this paper but a lot of people out there think

torine is like how you fix cholestasis.

You just more torine more torine more glycine more of all this stuff. No. Do

we need some torine? Yes. The problem

with the original vitamin A deficiency diets that they gave animals one of the things about it was there was absolutely zero torine in it. Torine protects you against vitamin A. Do you want to have a

lot of it? Is more better? No. I'm going

to show you why.

And I'm also going to talk to you about why torine can turn on you, which is so so let's go over these terms. The duration paradox. The duration paradox

duration paradox. The duration paradox is a concept that I came up with to explain why certain supplements taken short term could look really good and cause problems long term. Another

example here is why supplements taken in mega doses can cause totally opposite reactions to supplements taken in small or moderate doses. So there have been

people who have been following my work who consider themselves maxers, fiber maxers. They were always supplement

maxers. They were always supplement maxing. They were always doing

maxing. They were always doing everything to the nth extent. They're

not around anymore because they all screwed themselves up with these stupid mega dosing of supplements. And there's

the calcium mega doers.

They're going to be six feet under soon enough from heart attacks and all that stuff. Geez,

stuff. Geez, don't supplement max. That's not the goal. Okay?

goal. Okay?

You're not mega dosing. You're trying to give the body what it needs so it can run properly.

You're not trying to put nitrous in the engine.

You put nitrous in the engine too many times, it burns out. That's supplement

maxing. Okay?

So what so the duration paradox there's the short term is different than the long term there's the mega dosing is different than the the normal dosing and

then there is cell studies often show the opposite of um full human or full animal studies

but mainly we're going to go over here we're going to go over the short-term high dose versus the long-term lower dosing Now, let me tell you, I I have I always

tell people this about touring. This is

so I want you to see how my advice when it's followed helps people avoid the problems that I tell them exist. And

then I go and I find this problem in the literature and I'm correct.

Pay close attention.

Neworth at all in 2013 compared the effects of an acute short-term torine injection. So they gave a lot. They

injection. So they gave a lot. They

compared that with chronic torine supplementation 0.05% in drinking water from P28. I

don't know what that means. Pregnancy

28th day maybe to six months of age.

Anyway, I don't know what the P means in a test of auditory cued fear. So they

would scare the mice. Was it mice?

Does it say mice? So they were going to scare the mice with a loud sound, I'm guessing, right? Like you know like when

guessing, right? Like you know like when you're like and you scare somebody, right? So they were going to do

right? So they were going to do something like that. Auditory cued fear and context conditioning.

So they I think they basically kind of like you could you know they train the dogs with the bell. They were training these mice to be scared based on the context. They were training them to know

context. They were training them to know that when there was a contextual scenario, they'd get scared. Okay,

that's my guess on what that is. All

mice were male with four per group, which is relatively small for behavioral experience. So, they're admitting it's

experience. So, they're admitting it's not the greatest design study. Pay

attention. Animals treated with acute torine showed reduced fear.

Highdosese injection of torine shortterm showed reduced fear.

while chronically treated mice showed increased fear compared with controls.

The authors also reported increased pain sensitivity in the chronically dosed animals which is consistent with the findings of serrano at all in aged aged male mice. So there's another study that

male mice. So there's another study that showed the same thing. Chronically

dosing torine caused increased pain sensitivity. Longterm

sensitivity. Longterm short-term highdosese acute injection less fear. Long-term chronically dose

less fear. Long-term chronically dose torine more fear more work. It's more pain sensitivity. And there's another study

sensitivity. And there's another study that backs that up.

I tell people if you feel better on torine in the beginning, okay, go ahead and take it.

And then I always add, if you're taking torine, just know that at some point it's going to turn on you and it's going

to make some things worse.

That's exactly what this is saying.

This little paragraph is proving the duration paradox for torine. And it's

proving that my advice about torine is completely sane. and founded in

completely sane. and founded in physiological responses.

So, as uh H what's what's the guy's name?

Hannibal in the A team said, "I love it when a plan comes together."

So, there's people out there who say I'm wrong. I

wrong. I I like proving them wrong. It's fun.

I'm sure they're going to be all in a tizzy on their little groups after this because they still watch me. If you're

hate watching this, hello. Hello.

Hope you're enjoying this episode. So,

oh, 426 chats. Wow, we're getting we're getting busier by the day. Um, okay, let me see the Okay, so I got to get to the super chats now. So, we're at like three

and a half hours.

I'm gonna get to the uh Let me see. Oh,

I'm in the wrong thing. I'm looking

here.

Oh, Joe. Okay, so thank you for the super chat, Heather. Blood sugar issues on the low nickel diet. Not enough

fiber. Okay, so for anybody who's asking questions about this, first of all, you can Oh, well, here, let me just go do this right now. Let's

do um let's do PA. I'm sorry, let's do nickel insulin resistance.

Okay, so I'm not going to spend a lot of time in these papers.

insulin resistance as a mediator in the association between nickel exposure and metabolic dysfunction

associated fatty liver disease.

Okay, so we got that. Now, just since we're talking about pea today, one sec.

Here we go.

Let me see.

So, we got PA counteracts liver metabolic inflexibility. You don't you

metabolic inflexibility. You don't you want your liver to be flexible.

Modulating mitochondrial function efficiency and diet induced obese mice, right?

Let me go down and find long-term pea administration.

30 milligrams per kilogram of body weight in highfat diet mice limited liver fat accumulation increased

energy expenditure increased their metabolic rate peters and marketkedly reduced insulin resistance. Okay. So,

what I'm saying here, okay, this is very important to pay attention to. So, when you guys come to

attention to. So, when you guys come to me with questions of like, does the low nickel diet cause insulin resistance?

No. You're having a detox reaction.

You're actually literally dumping nickel. It's coming out of you causing

nickel. It's coming out of you causing symptoms and you're wondering if the low nickel diet is causing it. Is it? Yes.

Because you're detoxing nickel out of those areas. Where you are detoxing

those areas. Where you are detoxing nickel from is where you get the symptoms. Now remember your your pancreas and your liver work together to

regulate your blood sugar.

So either one of them could not be doing their job well. Okay. So

um actually let me see if my buddy got back to me. Hold on. I texted him about this.

Let me see.

But blood sugar issues, I mean, isn't that the that's like one of the highest causes of disease in this country? Okay.

My buddy said his blood sugar issues are not from the low nickel diet are way better than they were during the hardest part of the diet, but they're

not completely gone. Okay. He just

started on pea about a week ago, so he's he's coming along. But uh

anyway, so the blood sugar issues during I I don't know how to explain this to people well enough. When you're going through the low nickel diet, people are asking me, "Does does this cause this? Does this cause this? Does

cause this? Does this cause this? Does

this cause this? Does this cause this?"

And I'm like, "Was that around before this?" And they're like, "Well, maybe a

this?" And they're like, "Well, maybe a little bit or maybe it wasn't." And then all of a sudden it came up. It's the

nickel coming out of you.

PA alleviates nickel symptoms. PA helped the insulin resistance.

Nickel caused insulin resistance. Do you

see how we can we can connect these things all day long? Actually, I could connect flesh nasin to most of it, too.

So, the answer to your question is basically yes.

And it will get better. And one of the ways to make it get better faster, make sure you're doing the things that the the Love Your Liver diet has, big things for blood sugar control, magnesium,

that's a big one. Potassium.

And then, and now that we know about PA, if you want to relieve the um symptoms, oh, more fiber won't fix it. Not during

the low nickel. I mean, okay, so let me let me correct that. Pecttool could

help. The extra algenate in the pectacle clearar, which is pecttool plus the algenate, could help even more.

Algenate literally acts as like a lot like a soluble fiber. Some papers even say it's a soluble fiber. Pectin by

itself doesn't fix this.

Pectin's good. Pectin's great, but it doesn't grab on a nickel like the MCP, the modified citrus pectin, the pectol does, or the algaenate. The algaenate

stays in your gut, grabs it there. The

pectol goes into your bloodstream, helps you get rid of stuff through the kidneys, and then it also comes down into your into your poop through the bile. So,

bile. So, is it from not enough fiber? I mean, if you're not eating any fiber, that's not going to help. If people say, "Well, I don't want to take supplemental fiber

and I'm eating, you know, beef and rice or sourdough bread and chicken or whatever." If you don't get any fiber,

whatever." If you don't get any fiber, you don't have much to poop.

and you don't have the fiber to slow down the blood sugar changes. So I if you're this is the problem. So remember

we didn't create this nickel problem.

This nickel problem was inherited by us and the purpose of a system is what it does. So we were meant to get poisoned.

does. So we were meant to get poisoned.

Oh, and there's it's funny. I saw an article by metallurgists telling everybody that stainless steel doesn't cause nickel toxicity. I'm like

here's the saying it's nearly impossible to what's the saying? It's nearly

impossible to convince a man of something that that gets in the way of his his income. You know, I'm not remembering the I'm not remembering the exact thing, but when people's income is determined by something, they can't

begin or they will not begin to understand the problems with it. It's

just like doctors in pharma.

Could you imagine a doctor who goes to work every day thinking that he's literally poisoning people?

How healthy is that for him? How long is he going to last in his profession? He

wants to make he wants to medical school for all this time. He needs to pay back his loans. He wants his golf course

his loans. He wants his golf course membership. He wants all these things so

membership. He wants all these things so he can go walk through pesticides like my dad did and get cancer.

Golfing is a horrible sport for your health. Ruins your back and you get

health. Ruins your back and you get poisoned with pesticides. So anyway,

work the low nickel diet, get your fibers, highly suggest the pectlear and then bring in the pea and things should go much more smoothly. But yeah, this will

this will fade away. Yes, as you get better.

Okay, so what's the next one? Joe, I

wish fiber could fix it all. The

Pecttolear is the best fiber solution for it. Okay, Luis Hondul, uh, thank you

for it. Okay, Luis Hondul, uh, thank you for the super chat. Says, "My dad has chronic pain from falling off a roof several years ago, crushing his pelvis.

Would PA help his pain? Not sure if he's tried it yet."

Well, I have something like that.

Let me find this paper. I just know it off the top of my head.

Okay.

Misdiagnosed chronic pelvic pain.

Pudendal, that's the nerve down there.

Neuralgia, that's pain related to a nerve, responding to a novel use of pea.

Okay. We report a case of a 40-year-old man presenting with chronic pelvic pain due to pudendal nerve enttrapment. So

they're literally saying they can see that the nerve is entrapped and successfully treated with PA.

Conclusion, PA may induce relief of neuropathic pain. Again, if you have

neuropathic pain. Again, if you have nerve pain, any kind of burning pain, PA will help. I'm not saying it's going to

will help. I'm not saying it's going to make it all go away, but it will likely help it. And you do want to take it. The

help it. And you do want to take it. The

benefits build over time through an action upon receptors located on the the no susceptive that's the pain receptors pathway as well as the more direct action on mass cells via an alia

autocoid local injury antagonism mechanism.

Oh, here we go. We got more studies on animals. So we got a human case study as

animals. So we got a human case study as recently demonstrated in animal models.

The present case suggests that pea could be a valuable pharmacological alternative to the most common drugs, anti-epileptics and anti-depressants used in the treatment of neuropathic pain.

So there you go. There's your chronic pelvic pain case study and they're saying that it helps with animals too.

So yes, I think is it worth I mean a a bag of a bag of pea is what

20 or 30 bucks.

Oh, how to take the PA. Let me tell you PA is a fat soluble compound.

So you will likely absorb it best if you're going to do the capsules. I think

the capsules are not okay. Optimal

powder. I'm going to tell you how to take it.

Okay.

Acceptable capsules.

Do you need micronized or ultramicronized? I don't think so.

ultramicronized? I don't think so.

Especially if you do the powder as you as I tell you. So, since it's a fat soluble thing, can you take it on an empty stomach? Yes. As a fat soluble

empty stomach? Yes. As a fat soluble compound, it might be absorbed better if you take it with a meal that has some fat in it. Right? Fat soluble, fat

absorbable. Does that make sense? So,

absorbable. Does that make sense? So,

the best way, the way that Kelsey and I have been taking it and the way we've been telling people to do it, first of all, if you have any dental issues, gum issues um you know, tooth pain, anything like

that, you're going to want to take the pea this way.

If you just want to absorb it as best as possible, you're going to want to do it this way.

You get the powder, you measure out however much you're going to take. A

quarter teaspoon is 400 milligrams. Just dump you dry scoop it as as they say. You put the powder in your mouth

say. You put the powder in your mouth and then you want to get it wet. Okay?

So like don't talk when you just put it in your mouth or you'll just poof, you know, you'll do that. Either either kind of save up some saliva before you put it

in so that you can wet it or just take a little teeny sip of water. So you can wet it, keep it in your mouth as long as you're practically willing.

Just you can swish it around. You can

just let it sit. You're you're trying to absorb it through the bugal surfaces through the mouth. Yes, you can.

So you're getting better absorption that way. It's going straight into your

way. It's going straight into your bloodstream. It's also touching all your

bloodstream. It's also touching all your mouth tissues.

And then swallow it.

That is in our opinion the best way to take it. So just dry scoop it, get it

take it. So just dry scoop it, get it wet with saliva or water. Keep it in your mouth as long as possible, as long as you're willing, and then swallow it.

Better to take it two or three times a day than just once. It's better to split up your dose. Take it multiple times rather than just one time a day. And

remember, the benefits accumulate over time as your body clean. Like think of it that study where it was helping with the vitamin A accumulation in the eyes.

takes a while to kick out the fat soluble garbage.

So, takes time to work. I I think pea helps clean out your fat cells of fats soluble toxins, which we didn't really have before.

OEA is really interesting, too. Um, we

are I'm likely going to utilize both of them in the supplement. And Kelsey

brought OEA to my attention, too. So, I

want to give proper credit where credit's due. So,

credit's due. So, that. So, we got that. Okay, Joe, what's

that. So, we got that. Okay, Joe, what's the next one?

Remember how I said if if pea and toxic bile paradigm and all these things are right, then pea could be found to help almost just about anything? Maybe I

should do a pea and the top 10 causes of disease in the US.

Um, oh, Joe, can you do that one um

from Silon Sana Nava? The one where it's a pea testimonial. The one you sent me.

Joe's got to find it. Give me a second because I Okay, here we go. Sana Nava

7540. Thank you for the the comment. She

said, "I testify before knowing of the vitamin A paradigm. I advised my aunt to take pea for pain from osteoarthritis.

She reported that she was sweating out yellow. It was spoiling her clothes."

yellow. It was spoiling her clothes."

Wait, what color is vitamin A again?

It's yellow.

What did I just say that I think PA does? I think it cleans out your fat

does? I think it cleans out your fat cells. So, if you were cleaning out your

cells. So, if you were cleaning out your fat cells, subcutaneous fat is close to the skin. Subcutaneous just below the

the skin. Subcutaneous just below the skin. And she started sweating out

skin. And she started sweating out yellow and it was staining her clothes.

Have you guys paid attention to when you get, let's say, you spill some food on your clothes and the food is fatty,

tends to stain your clothes, doesn't it?

It may be water and fat mixed together.

Like, think of, oh, I don't know, tomato sauce that has oil in it. You don't get that out of things, right?

fat soluble toxins and watery stuff can be mixed and then it stains. So,

yeah. Um,

so Beth, if you're listening, yes, yes to your question. So,

um, let's see. So, let's Joe, is there any more super chats? Did we get them all or I think that's all.

Okay, no more super chats. Okay, so

Well, I I did say maybe four and a half hours. So, I'm going to give half an

hours. So, I'm going to give half an half an hour to the chat or 20 minutes, something like that. Okay.

So, I'm going way up here to the top of the chat. I'm sorry if I miss something

the chat. I'm sorry if I miss something because the chat inside of Streamlabs does not always cover everything. So, um

let's see. Going through here. Joe said

we have a big show today. Yeah. Um okay,

who do we have? Luca, a frequent frequent um visitor here, a frequent live chatter. Hello, hello, hello, Dr.

live chatter. Hello, hello, hello, Dr. Smith, from my family and myself here in Calabria, Italy, and many blessings.

Thank you. Appreciate you being here.

Um, and again, I'm sorry for starting late today for those of you who were here live. Well, okay, listen, if I'm

here live. Well, okay, listen, if I'm going to do this for another 20 minutes, if you guys have any more super chats, you can send them.

Okay.

Uh, and Kelsey, Kelsey's here. Kelsey's

gem fairy in the comments if you ever see her there. Um,

a little inside joke from Kelsey there.

She was like, "Oh, that's a that's a good in that's a little inside joke."

Um, oh yeah, I had to switch my mouse because my mouse wasn't working. That

was that was fun.

Uh, Beth said she just got her pea yesterday and I've taken two doses already. Yes, chomping at the bit. Lol.

already. Yes, chomping at the bit. Lol.

I said that earlier. Yes. And we're I do want to hear what how you feel. Um Beth,

so Julie Yates said, "Would PA not just not just be masking symptoms like so many of the other compounds we are against?"

against?" I hope you caught in this presentation that the body makes pea in response to inflammation and injury

as a defensive mechanism. And our bodies make it normally and toxic bile increases the production of pea.

So this is not you could okay do you do you need to take pea? No, you

don't have to. Just like with the nickel diet, the low nickel diet, you don't have to do anything. You can just commando it. You can just go without

commando it. You can just go without protection.

It was the hardest detox of my life.

I actually when I was in the worst of it, I thought my relationship with Kelsey was in jeopardy. It will drive you a bit

bonkers. It sucks. Why do you think

bonkers. It sucks. Why do you think Kelsey just made a testimonial about what the pea did for her on her second round of low nickel diet? You know, when she took out that nickel source and how

much it helped her through it.

So, is it mask? Could could Okay. If

somebody's not doing a low nickel diet, are they taking pea that is probably just masking symptoms? Yeah, because

they're not after the root cause. But

then again, you just heard from that other person that I forget, was it her aunt or her mom took pea for her arthritis, vitamin A and nickel, and she was

literally sweating out yellow and it was staining her clothes. So, was

she detoxing better? Yes. Something. We

had somebody we had uh Sandy tell us a week or two ago she her her son said she was literally smelling like golden seal.

That's bourberine. What color is bourberine? Yellow. So now we have

bourberine? Yellow. So now we have somebody saying they sweat out yellow and it was staining their clothes.

Bourberine is fat soluble I believe. And

then we had Sandy saying she smelled of bourberine, which would be sweating it out.

So, is that increasing detox? I would

say it is. Yes.

Is it masking symptoms? Could you use it as a a symptom masker? Yes. Could we use it as potentially helping with lipid fatty detox and getting rid of fatty

liver? Why is fatty liver yellow? Oh, I

liver? Why is fatty liver yellow? Oh, I

don't know. yellow fat storeable toxins that the body makes more fat to hold on to.

And it helps to fix the damage that nickel causes while it's in the body and also the damage that it especially causes on the way out of the body so

that you just basically suffer less through the process. And again,

if this is a question to you, so it's something that your body makes that is found in foods, not in big enough amounts to give you a boost necessarily, but

it's there.

What if pea and OEA eventually simply improve your quality of life over what it would be without them?

Are you against that? I'm not against that.

As I have said, here's my stance on supplements as I especially as I get older, as my health issues go away, which they are.

What's my stance on supplements for the rest of my life?

If taking a minimal amount of supplements that I I know work for me increases my quality of life over what

it would be if I if I just did what you know if I just did rest and spring water and just eat whole foods.

Well, I you know we're a lot more nuanced here than doing something as simplistic as that. We saw somebody earlier in that testimonial who was

doing that and was a wreck.

So, if I can increase my quality of life, I'm more interested in the quality of life while I'm here than I am about necessarily trying to be like Brian Johnson and obsess about longevity and

screw up every single thing on the way there. Because why? Because he bases his

there. Because why? Because he bases his decisions on cell studies mainly.

He he it his Brian Johnson is exactly the perfect example of the duration paradox in the real world. They look at cell studies and they go, "Oh, it helps

this mechanism and the cells did better in one cycle of cells."

And we are watching Brian Johnson literally get dry eyes from taking micro doing Accutane. He's literally

getting an autoimmune condition. The

people who take his supplements and do his diet showed worse blood work.

Everything he's doing is wrong pretty much. I mean, the sauna is okay, but

much. I mean, the sauna is okay, but he's trying he's trying to cook his brain. He's literally trying to cook his

brain. He's literally trying to cook his brain in its own juices with like 200° saunas. And he's telling people that you

saunas. And he's telling people that you don't get any benefits unless you basically literally cook your brain. You

know why they don't do marathons when it's too hot? is because they literally will cook their brain and cause brain damage because their body temperature rises for so long that they're cooking

their brain. Oh, let's go do super hot

their brain. Oh, let's go do super hot saunas. Great idea, Brian.

saunas. Great idea, Brian.

As he got autoimmune disease and dry eye and like all these he just keeps going on Twitter and he has to take boner meds every day.

I don't understand why anybody listens to this dude other than to make fun of him for like monitoring his son's erection function at night. He literally

did that and he took blood from his son and put it into himself.

He's falling apart because he's doing all the wrong things based on cell studies.

We're literally here looking at pea in real people and in whole animals and it's doing amazing things. So,

you don't want to take something extra that might improve your quality of life.

I mean, what if you like to go and work out?

Okay, PA. Actually, let me find Did I find the

PA. Actually, let me find Did I find the paper? Let me go find the paper. Um,

paper? Let me go find the paper. Um,

let me see if I can find it quick.

Okay. Yeah. See, I can't remember sometimes because I've been going over these studies that I found in the inner circle and the office hours. So,

sometimes I don't remember if I've talked about it, but then I'm like, wait, I haven't talked about PA here at all.

So, Joe, you can show this one.

The effect of PA on skeletal muscle hypertrophy, strength, and power in response to resistance training in healthy, active adults, a double blind randomized control trial. So, let me tell you a quick story before I go into

this paper.

First of all, as I've been doing low nickel and and especially I know over time as I started the pea, I started noticing that in the gym, I was taking less rest. I needed less rest. Like I I

less rest. I needed less rest. Like I I this is what I do between sets. And I

suggest that if you have the energy for this, do your set. And then instead of sitting down, checking your phone, do whatever you do when you're don't just

sit your butt down.

Walk around the gym as your rest.

Don't worry about what other people think. Just find a route

think. Just find a route and find a route around the gym and just walk around it in your set. Like so walk for a minute or two minutes or whatever

you're doing and then you'll get steps in and you're keeping the blood flowing.

I I was not I did not used to want to do this. I wanted to sit down between my

this. I wanted to sit down between my sets. So now the volume of my workouts

sets. So now the volume of my workouts has gone up.

my rest is now walking and it's like one little walk around the gym. I'm not I don't go to a huge gym. I go to a local gym. Um and I don't go to one of the

gym. Um and I don't go to one of the global gyms. So one day doing my Jud

Leanhard like agility speed whatever workout it was. I go to the gym and he's it's there's a lot of jumping that day in the workout and I'm doing this this

jumping exercise and I'm going those of you who are good jumpers you know this when when you're jumping higher than usual

you feel it like you're like you're like in you're you know weightless for a split second longer you're going wow I'm kind of hanging up here longer than usual and I I and I noticed that I was

doing uh standing broad jumps multiple broad jumps in a row and I was like getting further each four, you know, I do four reps or five reps in a, you

know, boing boing boing boing and then I would uh get further as I went in the sets.

I was just going I was confused because I was going, "Wait, I'm jumping higher and farther than usual."

than usual." And I didn't realize what was going on.

So let's go into this paper and I this I did this before I knew about this paper.

So what did they do here? Primary aim of this study was to investigate the effects of daily pea supplementation.

300 milligrams PA. That's not much.

Combined with eight weeks of resistance training on lean body mass with secondary aims addressing strength, power, sleep, and well-being compared to placebo in young healthy active adults.

Okay.

So again, even the levagen I the levagen thing they're dosing it multiple times a day. Two times 175 milligrams

day. Two times 175 milligrams or they got cornstarch.

Okay.

This trial assessed the pre to post changes in total and regional lean body mass, muscular strength, one rep max bench, isometric mid thigh pull.

What is that?

Anyway, it's some lat exercise, I'm guessing. Um, muscular power as in a

guessing. Um, muscular power as in a countermovement jump. So, like they I'm

countermovement jump. So, like they I'm pretty sure they're saying they jump off they they step off a box, they hit the ground, they try to jump as high as they can and whatever a bench throw is. I'm not

sure about that. Don't go throwing barbells up in the air on the bench. It

might be like a Smith machine bench throw where they're throwing it up on the Smith machine and they measure how high it goes. So, I didn't look deep into this. Pain associated with exercise

into this. Pain associated with exercise training. Wouldn't it be nice to hurt

training. Wouldn't it be nice to hurt less after your workouts? Sleep and

well-being compared with the pea or PLA condition.

So, there were no significant between group differences for total or regional lean muscle mass post intervention. They did

not get any more swole. Okay,

pay attention to this part. There was a significantly higher jump height at week 10 in the pea group compared to the placebo.

They were more explosive.

Okay, this is uh I mean look at this.

The placebo group had a higher 1RM bench press post intervention compared with the pea group. 2.24 24 kg

versus what was it?

2.73 kg.

Half a kilogram. That's a pound difference.

That's a joke. Is that significant?

Do you guys think that if you do you guys does anybody think other than like elite powerlifters or like highlevel highle amateur powerlifters

that training for eight weeks and gaining a pound on your bench press

is significant?

a pound.

So for the haters, they'll be like, "Oh, but they bench pressed more." Oh, a whole pound. Really? Seriously? So they

whole pound. Really? Seriously? So they

said no significant treatment effects were noted for any of the other outcomes. Okay.

outcomes. Okay.

PA supplementation when combined with eight weeks of strength training did not impair lean lean mass gains. Not like

vitamin C does. Vit, do you know vitamin C actually impairs your gains from the gym? That's what antioxidants do. Um,

gym? That's what antioxidants do. Um,

don't do them. And it resulted in significantly higher dynamic lower body power when compared with the placebo condition.

So, this this blew my mind when I found it.

I was like, "Oh my gosh, that's me."

I was literally jumping higher.

So, that was kind of cool. Um, so yeah, that's what I got on that one.

Oh, Joe. If anybody's if any super chats came up, hold on one sec. I'm going to be quiet so I can open up um YouTube or

else you'll I'll be able to hear myself.

Don't need the echo.

Okay.

Okay. Here we go. I'm I'm going to open up the uh No more super chats. Okay. Joe

said I got them all.

Let's see.

Why is There it is. Okay. So, I'm just I had to I wanted to see the legit YouTube stuff. So, if you're on Twitter watching

stuff. So, if you're on Twitter watching this or uh other other places, sorry, I can't see your comments because

I want to look at the YouTube ones. Um

Oh, so they I'm I'm just seeing some of the more recent ones. Um Kelsey said, "I talked about MSG, PGP. Take MK4

instead of MK7 buffered NAS and pectin."

Very specific stuff does.

The forms of things are very specific.

They're very important. This is why people Okay, so when people don't know what to eat, they fast.

When people don't know squat about supplements and meds even, they tell people don't do any of them. Which,

okay, for certain people who are not the brightest, that may be great advice.

Okay.

Because people who are not very smart might go out there and go, "Uh, vitamin A, it's the first vitamin. It must be the most important. I should take it."

And they have no understanding of anything past that. They have no understanding of the difference between vitamins and minerals and how nobody has an herb deficiency and how orthomolecular like mega mega doses of

things is probably not good except it can definitely be good with flesh nasin and pea. Wow. They both clean out fatty

and pea. Wow. They both clean out fatty liver. Weird. So there this is there's a

liver. Weird. So there this is there's a lot of nuance and understanding to what we do. And one of the greatest things

we do. And one of the greatest things that Kelsey brought into my life was she brought her understanding and her knowledge of nuance of other supplements that I had kind of like I had totally

dismissed nascin and flesh nasin. I had

totally dismissed it. You guys know in my old videos it was another mia kulpa I had to do. I had to be like whoops I messed that one up. Imagine the

anti-supplement people doing that. What

are they going to do when they have to go like, "Uh, well, maybe this supplement's okay.

You think they'll have the guts to do it, or will their income make them have to say, "Wait, I can't say this. I'm taking

supplements at home in private, but I'm not going to tell anybody out there that I'm taking them because that's not my shtick."

shtick." What do I do? I tell people I want you to remember when you're out there on the internet now on social media there's the big push that oh vitamin D is rat

poison. Wow you finally figuring that

poison. Wow you finally figuring that out. I was doing that like

out. I was doing that like 2014 maybe at least 2016. I was doing that 10 years ago

and then there was vitamin A. I'm at uh in two months I'll be at eight years of saying vitamin A is a poison.

Okay.

Several years ago, I figured out, you know, that with Kelsey's amazing guidance and help and patience that flesh nascin was not bad.

Okay.

Actually, uh Dr. Dr. Kamastra gave me a really good compliment and uh we were we chat on Telegram a little bit and he uh was saying that he

had never seen anybody go back on their statements like I did like in terms of saying I'm sorry I was wrong and change their stance. And he he said

he really admired me for that for doing that. And he's doing it in his practice

that. And he's doing it in his practice now.

He's if he did something with people that he's now learned is probably not a good idea. He's going and offering them,

good idea. He's going and offering them, this is what he was telling me he was going to do. I don't know what happened.

I'm not going to say the specifics of it, but he was saying he was going to offer people a discounted rate, a seriously discounted rate to fix the things that he doesn't agree with

that he did in the past. Now, some of you out there are going to go, he should do it for free. Okay, I'm sorry if you don't understand how money works.

But for if Dr. Kamastra realizes something was wrong or I realized that something was wrong, I had somebody else tell me that I should refund everybody their money once I figured out that vitamin A was bad.

So, you know the saying, don't shoot the messenger.

So, she wanted me to completely ruin my life and my financial means of doing anything about it, doing helping more people because I figured out that something I

did in the past was wrong.

So, somebody might be saying, "Dr. KMoster should redo this for all do this for free for everybody because he figured out something he did in the past he doesn't agree with anymore." Well,

he's giving people a 50% discount. He

needs to stay in business to keep helping people.

It's only people who don't own a business who would say you should just go and give everybody's money back.

We we like some people like Dr. Kamostra and I we do regret doing what we did as we learned better.

but ruining ourselves over figuring out something that other people aren't figuring out, then we can't spread the message and help other people, other doctors

especially to figure it out so they don't do it to more people. So, we could do a virtuous cycle and help more people

to help more people or we just shoot the messenger and we disappear forever and then the problem is still completely there.

So anyway, Dr. Kamastra, I wanted to say thank you for that. And I wanted to say he we did an episode with Dr. Kamastra about biological dentistry. And uh yeah, I'm probably going to have him I'm probably going to send him x-rays of my

mom's mouth to look at because she says she's been having some tooth pain in the back. And so we're going to I'm going to

back. And so we're going to I'm going to have him check it out because I trust him. He's a smart dude. So watch that

him. He's a smart dude. So watch that episode if you want if you're interested in finding like if you even if you just want a second opinion, find the Dr. Kamostra the biological

dentistry episode and you can contact him through that he does second opinions via distance. Okay.

via distance. Okay.

So, um let's see where was I?

Oh, yeah. VI MK7 inhibits your detox. It

inhibits PGP, P glyoprotein. That's why

we don't use it.

So, let's see. Oh, Talin says you don't hear

let's see. Oh, Talin says you don't hear much about methylene blue anymore.

Absolutely right.

Um why is methylene blue fading off?

because it doesn't work forever because it's a drug-like effect. Gosh, what do drugs do? They give you a buzz and a

drugs do? They give you a buzz and a high in the beginning, right? And then

that fades off. The dopamine fades off and then people were having bad reactions to it because it lit I've never seen a compound that slows detox

as much as methylene blue does.

Haven't seen it.

Methylene Blue is the ultimate detox slower downer.

And so why did people feel better?

Because they stopped the toxins from coming out of their tissues and their body trying to get rid of them, which was what caused the symptoms. That's what I just said about nickel detox.

When you detox nickel, where it comes out of is your symptoms. If you're getting depressed and anxious

on the low nickel diet like Kelsey was, that's nickel coming out of your brain.

What did Kelsey also figure out? She

took dulfuram for lime. She was prescribed dulfuram by

for lime. She was prescribed dulfuram by a lime literate doctor.

And dulfuram, as she found in the research, could store up to 10 times more nickel in her brain.

brain symptoms, stored nickel. There's a

reason for all of this.

We're just the only ones out there really telling you why and what the cause is. So, like

cause is. So, like with the blood sugar symptoms during the low nickel diet, yeah, it's nickel coming out of either your liver or your pancreas or both at the same time and you're having trouble stabilizing your

blood sugar.

That's going to go away. And in the meantime, the PA could help with the symptoms. The pecticlear could help with the symptoms and the detox and we can relieve the symptoms while you're going through it cuz it sucks.

Um, okay. Let me keep going. Uh,

okay. Let me keep going. Uh,

oh, Talin says he used to be red, too.

Kelsey says, "If there's less methylene blue chatter now, I like to think we helped with that." Yes. And if the if the main methylene blue seller on Twitter is watching this, I want to say

I'm really glad that Kelsey and I helped reduce the sale of methylene blue through our most popular Twitter thread.

You're literally selling poison to people and karma will be a So, oh, Kelsey says she tells everyone it's portaotty dye because it literally is.

It is the blue in portaotties.

It kills everything.

That's why they use it there.

Um, Buttercup Yeshua says, "Um, my significant other got thirdderee burns at Wild Rivers. He's fair like you. Ugg.

Didn't know about rash guards. Then the

chlorine I felt intensified it." It may.

It It could. I mean, chlorine is an oxidizer, right? What does the sun do to

oxidizer, right? What does the sun do to you?

It creates oxidation, which can be good for detox, but also if you layer chlorine on top of it, which is an oxidizer. Do you see how this could

oxidizer. Do you see how this could rapidly cause problems and then people take antioxidants for the damage? Okay,

that's they're not getting to the point of it. Oh, I didn't tell you what I did

of it. Oh, I didn't tell you what I did this this a week agoish.

So, Kelsey and I went to a resort and we were It's Scottsdale, 1112 degrees. I

was out there. I didn't get burned.

That used to be unheard of. I was not I did not put on sunscreen. I did not wear sunglasses. I was not worried about

sunglasses. I was not worried about getting burned at all.

And I didn't get burned. And I saw all the other lobster people around there, you know, because it's it's hot and it sun's intense. So, I used to get burned

sun's intense. So, I used to get burned very easily. I used to know that like I

very easily. I used to know that like I could stay in this this I my own personal guidelines like I would try to get some sun cuz even back in my 20s I knew the sun was important but I also

knew that I burned. So like if I was on a boat I'd take my shirt off for like 15 20 minutes. I would watch the clock and I

minutes. I would watch the clock and I would put my long sleeve shirt on and my sun hat on after that. So I was trying to be smart about it. I didn't want to use sunscreens,

but I also knew that the sun was good for me. So, that's what I did. I put on

for me. So, that's what I did. I put on I put on literal covering instead of sunscreen.

I don't get burned anymore. I don't wear sunscreen anymore.

The things that contribute to this, yes.

Do I think nickel contributes? Well,

nickel inhibits vitamin A toxicity.

So, if you're nickel toxic, you're going to be vitamin A toxic. vitamin A. We had

people stop burning from just low vitamin A diet. And then one of the things that people on other places love to say, they say it's the poffas that

cause you to sunburn. Well, we don't obsess about poffas.

We just don't add them via a lot of oils.

We don't eat fish.

We don't eat shellfish.

We don't use seed oils, but we don't obsess about it. It's just don't add extra fat that isn't necessary to your food.

All of a sudden, if you're not adding added fats, seed oil problem gone.

So, all of a sudden, no seed oils, low vitamin A, low nickel. People are able to go out in the sun and get a little bit of a tan, but they don't dark tan

because they're not that toxic. Do you

know melanin in your skin? You know

melanin is a toxic metal storage compound. Go look it up. Go look up

compound. Go look it up. Go look up melanin toxic metal storage.

So a a lot of melanin in your skin can actually turn into a toxic metal storage.

So what is some of the sun damage that people get may literally be toxic metals trapped in their skin.

Then we also have helped people get rid of liver spots and age spots which are lipofusion which is a vitamin A. It's

got vitamin A in it and probably melanin.

So it all makes sense.

Uh okay, Joe, I'll I'll think about it.

Um let's see. Joe says I'm talking really fast. I might be. I might be. I'm

really fast. I might be. I might be. I'm

kind of Who was saying it today? That

they said I was really amped up about this show. Yeah.

this show. Yeah.

Okay. Christopher says, "Pectol has really messed up your gut." Well, then don't don't do PETOL. Then you might want to try like sodium algenate and potassium algenate powder. Mix it with

water and Okay, let me Okay, I'm going to give you guys the tips on algenate.

Okay.

I I love algaenate. I have I have a teaspoon of algaenate powder every morning now in my detox sludge. I have

figured out how to make it work.

So, the brand I like for sodium algenate, Cape. This is the last thing I'm going

Cape. This is the last thing I'm going to go over today.

Capecrystal brands. That's their

website. Capecrystal

brands.com. They sell sodium algenate powder. They sell potassium algenate

powder. They sell potassium algenate powder. Can you buy it from other

powder. Can you buy it from other places? Sure. This is just one of those

places? Sure. This is just one of those places they specialize in molecular gastronomy. You know, where they make

gastronomy. You know, where they make crazy things with food that, you know, they teach you how to make the boba balls, stuff like that.

So anyway I'm going to if if we ever make a supplement of half sodium algenate, half potassium algenate, that's that's what we're going to do. But if you want the powders, which are the best way to get

them right now, you can get sodium algenate caps, but they're going to be pretty expensive because they sell them for gird. Um, but if you want to make

for gird. Um, but if you want to make your own, that's fine. So, how can you use algenate powders?

Let's go over that. First, you can always put them in a capsule. That's

easy.

Next, you can uh if you mix Okay, so the problem with algenates is if you mix them like you just put algenate powder in a glass and you put water in it, it

clumps real bad. Like you've just got floaties in there at the top. And this

is what they talk about with the algenate raft that they tell people with gird. So you take sodium algenate for

gird. So you take sodium algenate for your gird and the capsules go down and they clump in your stomach and they float. And so they're trying to say that

float. And so they're trying to say that the algenate raft prevents you burping up the acid into your esophagus. Is that true? Well,

I mean the the raft idea can can work, but it's the algenate soaking up the nickel that's fixing the gird.

So they've just got the wrong solution.

like it works but their their mechanism is wrong. So the clumps okay so if you

is wrong. So the clumps okay so if you mix it with water and you let it sit long enough somebody did somebody

earlier was saying several hours a video I saw about algaenates said overnight.

So if you mix up the powder with water and you let it sit long enough make sure you add enough water to it. The more

water you add to it, the quicker it will uncclump and dissolve. So, either

overnight or at least a couple 2 3 4 hours. Okay? Then stir it up again and

hours. Okay? Then stir it up again and it should be more easy to drink instead of clumps. So,

there's that.

Now, if you want to do the powder um without waiting, I got these tips from a from a place that sells algenate. If you want to do the powder without waiting, you have a

couple of options.

One is you need to have something that will stir the water fairly quickly while you sprinkle in the algenate powder. And I mean sprinkle

slowly like they were showing it on the on the video and they're just sprinkling in, you know, like almost like salted lightly salting food pace. Okay? So you

you could have like a hand stir and be stirring the water and then slowly if you want to try to do the two hand thing at once or you could put the algenate into the

water and it's going to clump and you could use an immersion blender. You know

like those blenders that you see where people make their own mayo. It's like

this it's the serious hand blender that goes in and you can just blend up the algenate into chunks like tiny tiny chunks and then it will dissolve in the water. So, it's going to make the water

water. So, it's going to make the water thicker. Don't get me wrong. Like,

thicker. Don't get me wrong. Like,

that's how they make boba. It's going to thicken up the water.

Finally, the last way is you can if you mix the algenate powder with enough other powders

that do not gel.

They don't clump on theirel. So, you

can't mix the algaenate with pectin and then be like, why' it clump? Because

pectin gels. You can't mix the algenates with another jelling powder or that powder doesn't count as they said in the videos that I've seen and in molecular

gastronomy that you need to add like five times as much to six times as much other powders by volume

to the algenate powder of volume that you have there. So if like I have a teaspoon of total algenate powder,

I need to add at least two um two tablespoons. Six teaspoons.

That's the same thing. A tablespoon is three teaspoons. So I'd have to add I'll

three teaspoons. So I'd have to add I'll just say six teaspoons. I'd have to add six teaspoons of powder or more.

Stir all those powders together and then it won't clump.

So things you could add things that I found zeolyte our zeolyte if you mix like I think a scoop is 10 is

five gramsish.

So, two scoops would be 10 grams, but it's it that's probably getting close to So, I I use one scoop of zeolyte with my algenates. And then I add I actually add

algenates. And then I add I actually add sun fiber, too, because sun fiber doesn't clump. So, between the zeolyte

doesn't clump. So, between the zeolyte and the sun fiber with a teaspoon of algaenate, you've probably got enough volume to mix with the algaenate so they

won't clump. But anything, anything

won't clump. But anything, anything you're doing powder, could you add nasin to it? Yes.

to it? Yes.

PA. No. PEA is fat soluble. PA floats on water. PA no mix with algenates.

water. PA no mix with algenates.

So PA you you can drink water to take it but don't you cannot mix pea into anything that is not emulsified or fatty

or you will just have the PA floating at the top of the water or the watery substance. Okay.

substance. Okay.

So um what did Joe send me? So any so those are the ways to take algenates.

You can do it. You mix it up and you let it sit or you do capsules or you mix it while you're adding the

algaenate slowly. Or you can immersion

algaenate slowly. Or you can immersion blender and just chop up the algenate that's already clumped. Or you can add

we'll say a six six times as much volume of other non-jelling powders to whatever amount of algenate you have.

So a 6 to1 ratio by volume of other powders to algenate. Stir up those powders. The more you have, the less

powders. The more you have, the less likely it is to clump. Stir all those powders up. Add the water. Stir it. You

powders up. Add the water. Stir it. You

might get a little bit of clumping, but it's easy to drink. I I think now the algenate, when I didn't know about the clumping, I did not like the algenate.

But now that I know how to counteract the clumping, it's fine. So that's what I got.

Oh wow. Let's do this. Joe, can you show that? So, we got an update on the doggy.

that? So, we got an update on the doggy.

So, funny thing on the social media channels, my posts about dogs have done the absolute best.

People are out there trying to say stainless steel is fine for dogs. And

I'm like, "Okay, bro. Okay. Everybody

out there's a dog expert. It's

hilarious.

I'm out I'm out here not even trying to get dogs better and I'm getting dogs better and they're out there telling me what is good and what isn't. I'm just

like, "Okay, bro." So, here we go with our update from the dog testimonial.

Update on my dog from the testimonial.

Thank you, Jillian. Uh, she says she is off the corticosteroids for the last week and doing well, though she is definitely experiencing detox symptoms. Definitely testing micro dose pea next.

So if you go back and watch the episode, this dog has been on cortiso cortical steroids for a very long time and we

have she has weaned the dog off of the steroids by following the love your liver principles in general and now by

adding the low nickel diet to it. So the

eventually the low nickel diet will be part of the the love your liver program as it stands. It's just it's kind of a rewrite of the whole thing because the

beans and the whole grains are not in there anymore. And we're going to allow,

there anymore. And we're going to allow, you know, for people who tolerate it, some amount of dairy which has some vitamin A in it so people can get enough calcium in a efficient way. Calcium was

another thing that I came around and I did say, okay, maybe some people need more calcium than what our original diet was. That was another miaaka I had to

was. That was another miaaka I had to do. And I did it.

do. And I did it.

So, yeah. Do I do I do I stand by the

yeah. Do I do I do I stand by the calcium episode I did where calcium supplements literally will put you in the ground earlier?

Yeah. Food calcium doesn't seem to cause problems, but calcium supplements will literally put you in the ground earlier.

So, I'm not big on calcium supplements.

So, like we talked about today, you can do some dairy if you tolerate it. And

then the figs seem to have some nickel protective properties as that study showed. So if you want to start working

showed. So if you want to start working in some figs again, feel free. I have a bag in the closet that I wasn't touching and now I I like having about six figs a

day. I like having that in my daily

day. I like having that in my daily thing. So, okay,

thing. So, okay, now I think we're done.

So, thank you all for coming today. I'm

going to run through if you guys want to find out more about um us, me working with Kelsey on hair testing and blood testing, the office hours, the inner

circle. I'm about to go through that

circle. I'm about to go through that now. So, here we go. Our main website,

now. So, here we go. Our main website, we are working on getting the website upgraded and redone right now. So,

nutritiondetective.com. That's very

exciting. Um there we have the shop. The

shop is where you can find. So up at the top there, that's normally a bar all the way across, but the shop is where people who are not in the Love Your Liver program can buy our supplements and

other products. Then there is the VIP

other products. Then there is the VIP store. The VIP store is for Love Your

store. The VIP store is for Love Your Liver members only. It's password

protected. That's where they can get their discounts. Love your liver members

their discounts. Love your liver members get discounts on all the supplements that we sell. Then there is at the membership link that is the love your liver program. So if you want

liver program. So if you want access to my life's work along with a social network of people who are on the same journey as you. This is where that's where we get these testimonials

from. That is the love your liver

from. That is the love your liver program and that's under the membership link. And then there are the

link. And then there are the consultations. Kelsey's doing the

consultations. Kelsey's doing the consultations right now. Um you get a hair test, you get a blood test and you get a consult and a uh supplement recommendation plan. And then you can

recommendation plan. And then you can also, if you choose to, you want troubleshooting support, you want up to six months of access to myself and

Kelsey at our Zoom meetings. We each do a Zoom meeting once a week called the office hours. And that's where some

office hours. And that's where some people heard about pea first. Then you

can get access to that if you're inside the Love Your Liver program. And there

is an extra fee for that. Now,

next we have the Love Your Liver program. And that's

what I just talked about at the membership link, but if you want to go directly to it, go to members.nutritiondetective.com

and that's where you can find that. Like

I said, I'm working on updating it. I'm

got some help on working on the nickel toxicity stuff, getting it all together.

It's it's a lot of stuff, right? I mean,

Beth sent me an email the other day or a message saying that I had before this show, I had 34 hours of nickel toxicity stuff.

So, trying to keep up with a weekly live stream like we just did today. That was

kind of big and rewriting the whole program and potentially writing a book. Hopefully,

I'm going to integrate those things so that I save time and work. Um, yeah,

it's a lot of stuff and I'm in the middle of a big personal thing right now, too. So, it's a good thing. Um,

now, too. So, it's a good thing. Um,

anyway, if you'd like to sign up for our email newsletter and get our free email course, you can find that at madnessofmodernnutrition.com or at on on on our main website right

there. You can see it up at the top, get

there. You can see it up at the top, get my free course, the Madison modern nutrition, and you can sign up for the email newsletter list. We don't sell that send that many emails, but if you want to know about flash sales, you want

to know about like we're gonna we're gonna do something very soon here. I

think we're going to start. So, I've

been doing we're going to do a benefit for you guys. I've been doing my inner circle group for something like eight

years now. I started in 2018

years now. I started in 2018 and all of those episodes if you wanted access to all of those episodes and you didn't want to be. So, the inner let me tell you the difference. The

inner circle the inner circle is inside the love your liver program. So, you got to be inside the love your liver program. That's a live stream I do right

program. That's a live stream I do right after this one.

That's where you can ask um questions that YouTube might not like the answers to. You can ask as many questions as you

to. You can ask as many questions as you want in there. You don't have to do a super chat. Everybody who's in the inner

super chat. Everybody who's in the inner circle gets to ask questions live. They there's the live chat at the

live. They there's the live chat at the same time. So, you get to be in a very

same time. So, you get to be in a very small live chat and you get to ask questions. You get to post questions

questions. You get to post questions whenever you're there. So, you don't have to be live to post questions. So,

there's that.

Then if you didn't want to if you wanted a lower cost option, then there would be the advanced detox program is what we call it. I'm going to make a better name

call it. I'm going to make a better name for it, but anyway, that's where you can find the inner circle videos four weeks after they were originally done. So, you don't get to ask

done. So, you don't get to ask questions. You don't get to be in the

questions. You don't get to be in the live chat, but for 10 bucks a month, you get access to the eight years of back

episodes. Now,

episodes. Now, we're literally running out of space in the advanced detox program.

So, what I decided to do was we're going to make sure that those we're going to take each week I'm going to take like an eight-year-old episode.

I'm going to make sure that I clean it up for YouTube.

The Rumble will have the unedited version, but I'm going to clean it up for YouTube and I'm going to post it here so you guys can see what I was talking about eight years ago. And

people seem to I mean, lots of you guys still feel like you get nuggets, valuable nuggets from my old six years old live streams.

So, in my eight-year-old inner circle videos that were back then, you'll probably get there's probably going to be lots of gold in there for you guys to uh sift through. And if you're a binge

watcher of this, it's free. So, we'll probably bring out

it's free. So, we'll probably bring out one old inner circle that's like eight years old because we keep doing new ones each week. um just to give you guys more

each week. um just to give you guys more content because you guys like it and people benefit and you may you may hear the one thing that helps you fix your chronic thing back then, but

just remember that's eight years old.

Things have changed since then. So, um

Joe's saying my back has more endurance because he's used to when I do this in a show, I start to like I start my back gets a little tired after four hours.

So, thanks Joe. Thanks for noticing. Um,

that's what I'm saying about my workouts. Like, I'm doing more volume.

workouts. Like, I'm doing more volume.

I'm doing I'm doing more in my workouts than I ever have since the low nickel.

And definitely it's improved even since the pea.

So, YouTube, this is probably where you're watching it, but youtube.com/nutrition

youtube.com/nutrition detective. Generally, if you search for

detective. Generally, if you search for nutrition detective around the internet, um, you'll find it. Very soon, we're going to have the trademark on Nutrition Detective, which is cool.

Rumble. This is our backup channel basically. Uh Rumble has all of the

basically. Uh Rumble has all of the episodes um of the live stream and it's also got episode 198 which was removed from

YouTube and got me a strike. So that uh well it was Kelsey's fault but it's okay.

So rumble.com user dotnutrition detective um I forgive her. I totally

forgive her. Um, I didn't even catch it while she while she said it. It was and only until after that we do that. What

we do now is as soon as this episode's over or as soon as possible, we download the video from here from YouTube so that in case

there was ever a problem, we have it because they're they're the bots don't scan it fast enough to take it down before we are able to download it. So we

we have if you have our vase um so Twitter yeah that's those are all the so remember I have we just did episode

258 so that was 258 episodes weekly 260 will be five years solid of live streams

without a missed week. I take that I I have a lot of pride in that. Twitter,

x.comneutra detect. Um, we're gonna have all of the short the new shorts and reels posted there. Um, not super active there on a daily basis anymore, but we

still have plenty of posting there that we do. Instagram, again, Instagram, the

we do. Instagram, again, Instagram, the meta stuff, the Instagram and the Facebook. Instagram is thereal nutrition

Facebook. Instagram is thereal nutrition detective.

Facebook is thereal nutrition detective.

Tik Tok, nutrition detective. You see a pattern.

nutrition detective. You see a pattern.

Um, Substack. This one's a little different. Dr.

different. Dr. Garrettsmith.substack.com.

Garrettsmith.substack.com.

Um, I'm not writing a lot of huge big things there, but we do post old uh old older material that we have to keep it going there. Um, Beth, I talked about

going there. Um, Beth, I talked about Beth today. She has a chat. Joe, can you

Beth today. She has a chat. Joe, can you uh can you send uh if Beth's comment was was something you thought I should address, can you send

it to me on Telegram? Um but Beth Martins, big fan of the Love Your Liver program and of Low Nickel and like I said, she just started on her pea. She's

very excited. She does a weekly nocost deprogramming your health group. Her her

version of mental emotional work, I can attest to it. I mean, that's what I call it. spiritual, too. But I can attest to

it. spiritual, too. But I can attest to it really helping. I actually really think it it just helped it. I mean, it helped me in

a way that's hard to explain. Like,

okay, so when you guys know like so for those of you who get anxiety, right, or depression, but especially anxiety, you know, when you get that feeling and your

brain finds some thing that you're worried about to obsess on? Okay. What I

believe Beth's work did for me was especially now with with and the low nickel stuff it was important like it was really important during that part but it's also helped with other stuff since then because everybody gets a

little anxious once in a while right or space weather hits and you might get anxious. Space weather is totally nickel

anxious. Space weather is totally nickel by the way. Kelsey's got a crazy study connecting that. But anyway,

connecting that. But anyway, what happens when I get if I get a little anxiety now? I feel it

and I I don't my brain doesn't grab onto something. I just have this feeling of

something. I just have this feeling of anxiety and then I can literally go, "Oh, this isn't me." Like, I'm not even anxious about anything in particular.

It's just a feeling that's there. And

then I then I can think about it and go it's it you know I don't like it but it's going to go away. I can just sit with it and be like well okay it'll pass just like all the other ones and it

does. So it's really cool to not like

does. So it's really cool to not like let's say when I get anxious start obsessing about the business or obsessing about money or whatever. So,

it's it's really nice that I can just if I had to feel something, just feeling the anxiety is nice instead of my brain grabbing onto something. So, that's one of the biggest

something. So, that's one of the biggest things it helped me with.

So um Oh, well, Beth, do you want to send uh I I I'll tell the story as well as I can.

bet if you want to send Joe the picture of your um arm.

So, that would be great. Um and then I can give you Beth's testimonial to the pea after after her little um after her story or or or I'm sorry, Beth, you

could send it to me. No, I've got the picture. I've Beth, can I show the

picture. I've Beth, can I show the picture? I need to get your permission

picture? I need to get your permission first.

So here Joe, if you if you see her response, um, let me know.

Okay. Um,

yeah, Beth can come on. That's fine. If

Joe, if um, we can give Beth a uh, a link or should we go Joe? I'm I'm going to assume you're taking care of that.

So, we'll uh Joe's sending the link to her. Yeah, that's what he said. Sorry, I

her. Yeah, that's what he said. Sorry, I

read your stuff wrong, Joe. Anyway, I'll

just keep going until Beth's here, so just let me know when she's here, Joe.

This is kind of a cool story. Um,

so the revive mouthguard, this is something that I've done a couple episodes on with I did an episode with Ken Lever about his revive mouthguard.

It's what I'm going to put my son in once those devilish stainless steel braces are off of him, which happens, I think, in two weeks. I'm so excited. So,

is he going to have a retainer? No, he's

not going to have a retainer. He's going

to have a revive mouthguard. I sleep

with mine every night. I'm into the R3 XL, which is the big one. So, it's

really helping to expand my pallet. And I I just highly recommend him.

I like I like Ken. I like what he's doing. I don't think the revive

doing. I don't think the revive mouthguard fixes everything, but I do think it helps a lot. And then

I also did another episode on how uh the um toxicities can change the shape of your skull, which is then what the revive

mouthguard can help undo. So Joe, I'm If Beth's ready. Beth, are you ready?

Beth's ready. Beth, are you ready?

Can you hear me, Beth?

Um Joe, if you want to bring her on, go ahead.

Okay, there she is. Hi, Beth.

>> Hi. Hi.

So, do you want to tell us Joe, you have the picture, right, for when it's when we're ready. Um, so Beth, tell us the

we're ready. Um, so Beth, tell us the story about what you what you think just happened after as part of the nickel detox. What you believe to have

detox. What you believe to have happened, >> right? So, I was going through a a

>> right? So, I was going through a a serious nickel suck. you coined that term like really, you know, and boy, it's I I just to give credit to the

mental, emotional, spiritual work that you're talking about, it it did carry me through. I was days and days into it. I

through. I was days and days into it. I

I had that feeling that it wasn't going to end. And now I know by now that

to end. And now I know by now that feelings are, you know, something you don't you don't take as the authority over you. And I so on that final day I

over you. And I so on that final day I did a lot of inner work just to get to a place of feeling okay this is this is where I'm at and just you know be in

total acceptance of it and and I felt fantastic in a surrendered way but yet my body was still sick. So I was like okay but that's that's a big difference

all already. Then in a couple of hours,

all already. Then in a couple of hours, all of a sudden the curtain opened, my vitality came back, my energy came back,

and I felt like myself again suddenly.

And then the next day, I don't know if you guys can see this in the camera.

>> This exploded on my arm, which is something very unusual for me. Now it's

quite healed. Look at this. This is two days on pea, by the way. So I think that's already helping. Yeah.

>> And uh and and then I'm like, "Oh my goodness, I've never in my life had eczema. What what could this be?" And

eczema. What what could this be?" And

then I thought, you know what? The only

time I've seen skin eruptions like this was when I was doing chemotherapy nearly 30 years ago. I would get all this streaky stuff, you know, along the veins. And I don't know if you can see

veins. And I don't know if you can see it, but um >> Yeah. So, the picture you guys can see

>> Yeah. So, the picture you guys can see on the screen, that's that's how it was when it was aggravated, >> right? Yeah.

>> right? Yeah.

>> Yeah. Exactly. It was uh it was itchy.

not very severe, you know, like I I wasn't running looking for something. It

was only maybe a two or three out of 10, but uh but now after two I'm on my third dose of pea right now and it's already it's already fading and there's no itch

of any kind. So I do believe that uh yeah, this could be the the chemo coming out of my arm that I received a great deal in.

>> You said that was the arm you got the chemo in? Yes.

chemo in? Yes.

>> Yes. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. my arm

would feel like I it got hit by a truck every after every uh you know I would spend eight hours on an IV receiving those drugs and uh yeah yeah so I'm

hopeful now some of this stuff is coming out >> that's that's an amazing story and I I do think like we're seeing this these toxins nickel inhibits detox and so if

we fix that you start dumping stuff >> and yep >> the skin is we in a certain way as I was taught you you kind of want things

coming out of your skin. It's it's more superficial. It's not your organs like

superficial. It's not your organs like your deep organs. So, it's kind of like a good sign if things are moving towards the skin. That's that's a that's a

the skin. That's that's a that's a positive sign in a lot of uh alternative health worlds. So, uh that's great. I

health worlds. So, uh that's great. I

mean, that's the PA. So, when people are thinking, is the pea just helping symptoms? If it's literally helping your

symptoms? If it's literally helping your arm to heal faster and better, I'm going to say that that's not just masking symptoms. That's my stance on it.

>> Exactly. Such a quick turnaround, too.

Right. This is fairly This is not even a week old, and here it is already healing. So, that's that's amazing.

healing. So, that's that's amazing.

>> I want to say I am grateful.

>> When did you send me that picture?

>> Um, that was See Just go back.

>> I'm looking here. I Oh, wait.

>> July 6th.

>> You sent me that picture yesterday. So,

was that picture taken yesterday?

>> Um, >> was that like maybe the day before?

>> I think the day before. Yeah, the day before.

>> So, that was that was two days ago and now we have this resolution of it. Yes,

there's still some coloration to it.

Okay. But that that's got to that's the longest thing to go away often times. So

So, >> Right. Exactly. But no sensation like

>> Right. Exactly. But no sensation like it's not itchy anymore and it's not raised >> and uh and kind of like flaky.

>> Oh, is that how it was before?

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Okay,

>> cool.

>> Exactly. Yeah.

>> Well, thank you for coming on.

>> You guys, um Beth has her own live podcast and so Beth, do you want to say a word about that? Because she's been talking about her experience with nickel toxicity and Dagmar's experience with nickel detox. So, if you want to give

nickel detox. So, if you want to give that a plug here while you're here.

>> Okay. For sure. Yeah. Dagmar and I did two episodes. It's called Get Dnickelled

two episodes. It's called Get Dnickelled and that's when I went and counted the number of hours that you done because now when I think about sending people to learn about nickel toxicity, I'm like who's going to get through 34 hours.

>> I know. I know.

>> So, we I'm not criticizing at all like you you've you've laid the incredible foundation. So, we just distilled it

foundation. So, we just distilled it down and created uh two we couldn't get through it in one episode of two hours.

So there's a part one and part two and um in the second one I warn you there's a lot of talk about farting because nickel farting is a is a very big and

real thing and uh yeah so Dagmar really ran with that that aspect.

>> Cool. Well, I'll just say there's one more thing about the PA that I've noticed. So if nickel toxicity

noticed. So if nickel toxicity is what I believe to be the biggest driver of space weather symptoms and EMF symptoms,

I one of my biggest symptoms that I would get from space weather was I would get very rapid fire either burping or

farting or both. It it was impressive.

Like I was just like what what got into me like and what happened? So here's the theory. We start dumping nickel into our

theory. We start dumping nickel into our gut. The nickel changes your gut biome.

gut. The nickel changes your gut biome.

The gut biome that was now different starts feeding on stuff and making gas and then it either comes up this way or it goes down the other way. That's the

only explanation that I can think of that could rapidly create gas that quick. So, I have been noticing that now

quick. So, I have been noticing that now when there is space weather, unless it's really intense, I get almost none of that.

>> That's amazing.

>> I can I can tell when the space weather hits because I start I start burping like big burps out of nowhere.

>> Wow.

>> And there's no reason for it. Like I ate like two hours ago and all of a sudden I'm like just I'm at the gym and I start burping and I go I don't drink preworkout. I don't do this nonsense and

preworkout. I don't do this nonsense and it just comes and then it then it goes and there's no reason to rhyme to it other than space weather. So, but yeah, so that's a big thing. So, do I think PA

helps with nickel symptoms? For me, yes.

So, for those of you who are suffering with space weather, and we're one of the few places that talk about it on a regular basis, the pea will likely help that, too. So, you can look for

that, too. So, you can look for >> Right. Right. Yeah. My gut is way better

>> Right. Right. Yeah. My gut is way better now and no farting anymore. So,

>> well, let me let me finish up your um your your my plug of you. So, yeah, she does her Oh, actually, why don't you why don't you do it? You're here.

>> Okay, sure. So, yeah, if anybody's interested to dive in, it's uh it's not for the weak of heart, you know. It's

like a nickel detox that you're going to you're going to experience things that have been in the unconscious. It's

called pain. it, you know, it is it's called conscious suffering rather than unconscious suffering which becomes that which you can actually do something about. As long as it's unconscious, it

about. As long as it's unconscious, it just operates in your life and erupts as things that you don't want to be happening. It definitely interacts with

happening. It definitely interacts with your health in a in a very big way. Um,

and if the person doesn't mind, I I did tell the story on your forum today how someone came and they were brave enough to work on some pain that they were in and they went from a 10 out of 10 pain

at the beginning and by the end of the session, it probably took 15 minutes in in total, very short time, they were at a zero out of 10 on the pain and just it

was just the layers of programming that were contributing to the extra pain.

Now, I don't know if the pain stayed away forever. it might not be the case,

away forever. it might not be the case, but uh you know there's there's so much suffering that we don't have to be going through because it's just you know the programming exacerbates everything. Once

you're aware of it, you can you can start to have a lot more control over your inner life. If anybody would like to just explore working with me, you can use that link in the in the notes below

to apply for a zero cost session where we can discuss what you're going through, if this work is right for you or not. Not everybody is there yet. in

or not. Not everybody is there yet. in

that place. But if you're, you know, really decided on on growing your your your uh, you know, your real e essence of your being and letting go of the weight of programming, then I'd be happy

to talk to you. And I do highly recommend to take advantage of the deprogramming your health sessions now.

They won't be forever for sure in September. I'm not going to be able to

September. I'm not going to be able to do that time slot anyway. We'll see how I change things. And for this time, Love Your Liver members only, I'm offering a 3-month guest membership in the House of

Free Will, which is where you can find the recordings of these sessions. So,

it's like literally no cost to you. You

get all the recordings from I think we're going on number 10 tomorrow. I've

been teaching every single class as well as doing the coaching. So, people can get a lot out of it. I've heard that that those that um aren't able to come live can still get a lot from those

recordings. So, oh, thank you Joe

recordings. So, oh, thank you Joe putting my website up there. Yeah. So,

you can reach me that way or on Telegram or anything. Thank you very much.

or anything. Thank you very much.

>> What's the YouTube channel that you're doing your stuff on?

>> Uh, it's called I believe the the Real Beth Martins or like you can you can search.

>> Oh, yeah. That's your YouTube name.

>> Yeah. The King Heroes Journey podcast is is my show when I do interviews. I'd

love to have you on again to talk about Nickel when you're ready. And uh and then the Beth of Fresh Air is always Friday at the same time, 2 o'clock central. You're a busy lady.

central. You're a busy lady.

>> I am.

>> So, she has a book, she has trainings and courses, and then she has individual sessions. So, like I said, I' I've done

sessions. So, like I said, I' I've done two sessions with her, and I have really I tend to gro these things pretty quick as as even Beth said to me. So, I So, two sessions may not sound like a lot,

but I got so much out of it. And I would I would I recommend it. I highly

recommend it. So,

>> you are very brave. And that's not even normal for guys, right? feeling your

feelings isn't quite the up a guy's alley, but it is a necessary it it it's work and it's actually very masculine, believe it or not, to get to that place where you're just going to go into the

storm like a warrior rather than run away and try to prevent the suffering.

It's like, no, it's already happening.

Let's just do this. So, kudos to you.

>> Thank you. It's It's not weak to get rid of suffering. It's not that's not a

of suffering. It's not that's not a weakness. So, no,

weakness. So, no, >> just admitting that you have an issue, >> the suffering is going to cause you problems anyway. So just people think I

problems anyway. So just people think I think especially men they think if they admit the issue then it's going to be somehow they're like admitting they're weak and they're not in complete control of their self and all that stuff and I

just go what what I found this is a simple thing for you guys this is something that I found for myself and Kelsey knows this to be true and this is what your work did for me once I I

needed a little help to name the problem or the the issue. I need a little help to name the issue. And then once I named the issue, you had the tools for me to deal with the stuff that came up with

there. But once in my health stuff, once

there. But once in my health stuff, once I name the issue, then I find the solution.

And that's that your work and your you had the solutions and and the work to help me find it. And then you gave me the solutions. And now I've taken some

the solutions. And now I've taken some of that and I've done I can do some of it on my own because I just know what to look for now. And it yeah it's been it's been really great. So I highly recommend.

>> Fantastic. And that is the goal that people can become independent in the work. I don't want anyone to have to

work. I don't want anyone to have to rely on me or you know need me. And a

lot of the we actually have a a training if you don't mind if I quickly let people know starting in two days a self-remembering with archetypes course.

So it's including the deprogramming work. It's including also scene work to

work. It's including also scene work to put yourself in the place of the archetypes that I work with on the hero's journey and actually enact these

scenes, find that stuff because you very unexpectedly in the process see like, oh my god, did she say that? Did she do that? Is she feeling like this? It

that? Is she feeling like this? It

brings it up. And that's that's again the warrior approach. You want to bring your own stuff up so you don't have to wait for your life to just make trouble for you or just feeling bad for no

reason. You're you're actively going in

reason. You're you're actively going in to get that stuff. It's very

accelerated. It starts on the 9th like I said and um so self-remembering with archetypes. You just go to my website.

archetypes. You just go to my website.

There's a tab there that you can click on and uh it's not too late to join. So

I know there's already there's already one of one ly actually three LL members are uh are going to be in there. So,

you'll be in good company.

>> Awesome. Amazing. Well, that's great.

Thank you for coming on, Beth.

>> You're very welcome. Thanks for having me. Go back and listen to your five hour

me. Go back and listen to your five hour live stream now.

>> All right.

>> Get what you missed.

>> Yeah, exactly. All right. Bye for now.

>> Bye for now. Okay, so let me just finish up here. So, we talked about the revive

up here. So, we talked about the revive mouthguard. Like, I love that thing.

mouthguard. Like, I love that thing.

Sporty lamps. Like, if you live somewhere where it's going to it's going to be winter soon, right? If you don't have access to the sun because you live somewhere dreary like northern Idaho where I go regularly or if you live

somewhere where you don't want to go out in the sun like if it's Scottsdale and it's just too dang hot, you need light.

I believe I don't know. I'm getting

Okay, I think light is good for us.

However, you know what I did the other day for the whole vitamin D?

People have been questioning vitamin D.

I went and I searched and I said, "Is there any evidence of complete darkness or close to complete darkness causing osteoporosis?

Couldn't find any evidence."

You know what causes weak bones, folks, is it can it can be your diet, but it's especially not loading your bones with weight or force.

I couldn't find anything that separated out exercise from sun exposure for bone development.

You need to trigger your bones to develop or to get stronger. Just like

muscles get weaker if you don't use them. Well, muscles pull on bones. Bones

them. Well, muscles pull on bones. Bones

are actually shaped by the muscles pulling on them.

And they get stronger from the muscles pulling on them. So anyway, the whole vitamin D like facade may be falling down. Vitamin D

may just simply be a marker. It's like a it's like your body's sunscreen and your body makes it when you go out in the sun.

So why are we And that doesn't necessarily mean it's good for you. It

could be a proxy like vitamin D could be standing in for how much you go outside.

And most often when people go outside regularly, like in beach towns, they're exercising, so they're healthier.

So anyway, the whole vitamin D thing is crashing down. Um, and I'm glad to have been part

down. Um, and I'm glad to have been part of that a long time ago. I started on that. So anyway,

that. So anyway, Fiji lamps, if or spurty lamps, if you I do still believe that humans need light.

Most of us know that if we go outside in the sun, we feel better. So, what is that doing? I can't explain it. Do I

that doing? I can't explain it. Do I

think it's vitamin D? Probably not.

But, Spury Lamps, if you want to get one, these are our affiliate codes. Um,

Glasp, for those of you who saw the highlights today, you can find all of those highlights on Glasp by simply searching for, if you search for nickel, it will highlight every single, it will

show all the studies where I highlighted the word nickel in the study. So, that's

just where you can go. There's that. So,

you know, it's a complicated little link, but if you want to go there, you once you do it once, you got it. So,

let's keep going. I

Oh, there Joe's got the Glasp up. Okay.

So, that's like So, it's got the studies from today. So, right now, like if if

from today. So, right now, like if if you were on Glasp, let's say, be in the morning or day or two before I do the show, you could probably actually watch in real time as I add studies on there

as I'm highlighting stuff. So, that's

kind of kind of cool, I guess. Anyway, I

am Dr. Garrett Smith, the nutrition detective around these here YouTube parts. And today we went over we went over all sorts of stuff. We

went over flush niacin and selenium and fatty liver and all this. But the big thing we went over today was palmato ethanolamide. I covered a little bit of

ethanolamide. I covered a little bit of ool ethanolamide but pea for short as being the best supplement for nickel toxicity and detox symptoms. It can just

make whether you do the nickel diet or not the low nickel diet or not. You can

probably feel better from using it. I

have, Kelsey has, we had other testimonials here from just a c just a couple weeks of people using it. This

stuff is helping to undo the damage. Oh,

and some before somebody asks, when I say it fixes the leakiness, can you take lactoerin with it? Yes.

with it? Yes.

Yes, you can. There's nothing wrong with why why not synergize them? They work on different mechanisms. So, okay. So, I

just wanted to answer that and I will see you all next week. We did make it Oh, we did pull off a Is that a five hour show? Holy crap,

hour show? Holy crap, that's a five hour show, I believe. Is

it five hours? No, we're 4:45. Ah, well,

it's probably the longest show we've done. Anyway, thanks for joining us.

done. Anyway, thanks for joining us.

Hope you all got tons out of this. Watch

for the uh the old inner circle video to come out this week, and I will see you all next time. Oh, and the Nia soda will be in the VIP store this week.