It goes through disorganization, and rethink everything and then put together a new model. And that's what I see. see us doing here is looking at how we put together a new model of how the body works in health and disease and also in consciousness and spiritual development and gross. So that with that model, we can say, How How do we? How do we now put that out in the world in a way that creates a culture of peace, world peace, a culture of healing, and supporting health, rather than GMOs? And I think we go to war.

And you know, what's thinking that the monetary economy is a measure of the health of our culture. It's like a gross national product quotes. The best thing for gross national product is war. So I've come to the conclusion that the gross national product actually is a mess. Have damage. You know, if you have cancer that's worth $300,000 to the economy, that's a good thing for the economy.

Certainly not a good thing for you, if you have a car accident, you got to buy a new car fix the old one that costs a lot of money, it's gonna cost a bunch of money is damaged to you, and good for the economy. So we really want an economy where we can pay it forward with our understanding our wisdom, our thoughts, our our love our actions, to make the world a better place out only for ourselves, but for those around us and for the whole world. Imagine how good the world can be. And go to blame blessing place to start in Hawaii where we could grow our own food around. And yet we wrote an ad or we import 80 or 90% of the food that we eat on this island. How fresh is any of that food?

So there's studies that pottenger Foundation has good taste to look at the original studies on What happens? Pop Dr. pottenger, when he had his research with cats, he gave them conditions where they had no access to live foods they couldn't even catch catch a cockroach was an active enzymes entity. And after three generations, there was not a single cat that could reproduce. They were so degenerative, even from birth, they're not formed, that could not it. So if we keep eating the diet that we are on this planet, we will continue to have more and more cancer, look at the rate of cancer, one in three vote, it was like less than 110 100 years ago. And before that, you know, much less so.

There's so much potential, but it's gonna take a higher level of understanding like Einstein said, you cannot solve your problems with the same level of thinking that created the problems. We need to open our minds open our models and think what is it we're missing? What's the what are the outlying outlying data points that we've been ignoring? And an example of how that happens is in Australia, where we know there's a hole in the ozone layer, right, seasonal variations of all of the polls, and that would shift and sort of be as hole in the ozone layer over parts of Australia. There's lots of ultraviolet coming through and people get more skin cancer and they're measuring the ozone layer for years and years. And finally, at one point, they they're getting data that said, there's there's no software and the equipment must be malfunctioning expect it's not within the normal curve distribution of our measurements.

So if something's wrong, we're not sure and then the measurements would come back to normal. So I don't know what It was thinner. But finally they realized, you know, we've been thrown out that data for years. And we never figured out what caused it. Maybe it's real, you know, maybe consciousness outside the body is real. If the person who's done it dead, you know, whose body is dead on the gurney is reporting that they saw the whole thing from the corner of the room and says, Yeah, my glasses, you know, that nurse with the blonde hair, put them on the bottom shelf of the of the cart, and then they find them there.

When that person was was dead. At the time, the brain was flatline. The consciousness interfaces with the brain, but it's not dependent on the brain for consciousness. It has consciousness of itself, separate and independent of the brain, which is why there's an afterlife. So some of the things that we've been rejecting since Descartes, where he kind of separated so these two things are so different, the physical and the spiritual consciousness that there's, you know, we'll just act as if they're completely separate. And we'll say, you know, the church will take care of the consciousness and the spirit and, and the state will handle the, the, the, the automaton, the The Walking Dead body, as if it's not a spiritual thing.

But in fact, they have to work together or there's not life and trust. Ultimately what this model of everything and Theory of Everything is about is understanding what is that interface? Because that's a fascinating story. We're going to get more into that down the line. Right now we're going to the underpinnings of it of my understanding of health healing out of 30 years of looking into that mystery of how do we like when I was 30 and I found out I was going to be dead within 10 years of heavy metal poisoning based on Objective blood tests from European biological medicine based on clinical data Yeah, people with this kind of measurements in their blood just didn't survive that long. So I had to change the measurements.

How do I do that? I'm still here knock on wood because 17 years past my expiration date and actually in many ways feeling and doing better than I was back then. Where I was forgetting my own phone number my own name Sorry, my speech what space would you say you were in at that time? But how did you do? Well, we can be in different phases in different cells or different tissues in the body, but the symptoms the problems were indicating that there was degenerative change or phase one conditions, anaerobic conditions, you know, temporary, you know, times when I was having a little stroke or, or lack of oxygen supply to parts of my brain. neurological symptoms would have been in those areas degenerated in phase one.

And what phase would you be in when you first discover a cancer? rocks, you're probably in that area of the body, you'd be in phase one, usually, let's say colon cancer, at least 10 years and could be 20 years before diagnosis. with colon cancer, the average is about 10 years that the cancer the tumor is there before it's big enough to be detected and diagnosed. So we have a lot of time if we work on it, you know, we are accustomed in our medical system to being reactive. Oh, now there's a huge problem. Oh my god, I have to do something about it.

I have to fight that symptom. But the beauty of natural medicine is we can use things that are non toxic that are you know, like, like the original idea of faculties, saying Your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food. If we're eating things that are medicinal for eating food that's rich and enzymes, if we're eating, see the seeds and sprouts and foods that are written and the plant sterols that we talked about one of the previous sessions, then then we're helping our immune system to work very efficiently versus if we're buying commercial oils that are filtered. And they're, they're pretty, they're, you know, like a gem with no flaws. The problem is, is food needs those flaws in there or it's not a gem of a food it needs to have this plant sterols, which make FLAC unfiltered flaxseed oil look kind of, you know, like impure.

You don't want pure while we want to have the taps as well. So how do you get from phase three to phase four. So from phase three, we've regenerated the cells. Now we have a full complement of cells and they just want to they're going to clean their house by again Increasing that energized water layer, the water battery of our bodies, that's pushing out the toxins because it excludes solids or excludes viruses and bacteria is going to just push them out the lymph system. And we call that cleansing phase for cleansing, for cleaning all this stuff that got deposited that would have created the conditions for the degenerative change for 4321 to produce a cancer. And then finally, from phase four, when we clean out that extra energy, the wrong energy been stuck, we don't want to sit right in the middle of the chart.

When we look at pH, protons, and oxidation reduction potential or electrons, and we have a balanced amount of electrons and protons. That's where we want to be. That's the maintenance factor maintenance and it's a matter of in phase five dealing with life stresses which we always have to deal with. That's an overlay on everything else that we're doing. Just because you have cancer doesn't mean you don't have life stresses. In fact, it means you have another high stress.

And especially if we have a mindset that says, this is your body gone wrong, it's trying to kill you. But there was a meta analysis of all the cancer research done by a scientist in Europe, somewhere 1015 years ago. And what he found was comparing, putting together all the studies together into one massive statistical experiment, and he found that that actually the people who lived longest were the controls who had no radiation, chemotherapy or surgery. So our body is doing a darn good job of keeping us functional alive. And that's what a cancerous tumor is. That's what a cancer cell is.

It's actually a it's a storage depot for toxins, including the waste of an inefficient metabolism that we talked about. And as soon as it gets have the support it needs to function better, it will help us function better as well. That's not to say, you know, there's no place for surgery, there's times when, because you're at such a late stage where a cancer maybe is obstructing the colon, and you can't move the bowels Well, that's going to create other kinds of toxicity and problems in the body. So if you have compression on a vital organ or by the system, surgery may be the only fast enough solution. But just like with open heart surgery, we want to avoid that, you know, we want to open up reopen the arteries before we have to go and even if it's microsurgery, even if it's you know, the kind of modern surgery where they just make a small incision, arthroscopic and that sort of thing.

It's still damaged. You know, even even acupuncture technically is surgery. Because you're physically entering the body and you're doing some damage. It's a micro trauma. So it's Not overcoming the body's ability to repair and it's not leaving a scar because it's a minute linear trauma, it's the body's able to heal that without losing its capacity to supply nutrients and circulation. So that's pretty much gets us back to a state of balance where we're dealing with our love life, money, and how do we get food and water and shelter and, and those are crucial things, you know, the lifestyle factors that typically have led us down the trail to ill health.

It's how we respond to the stresses, exactly half of the toxins in our human body tissues are from our stress. The life stresses from our own neuro chemicals, and how those don't play break down and move out. Why because we have Chronic stress, we're not designed for stress that goes on and on. We're just designed for Fight Fight or Flight, you know, the autonomic nervous system, the adrenals pump up our adrenaline, it's like coffee or chocolate or sugar, it's a stimulant. It gets us moving out of the way or getting rid of the problem. take corrective action or evasive action.

And we can relax again. But we live in a culture where the stress goes on and on, we wake up to go to sleep. That's what needs to change culturally, in order to have a truly sustainable healthy culture. You're pretty healthy otherwise. So that's good, good indication that your gentle terrain it's not so bad. Maybe you know if we give you the kinds of supports that we put into phase two, and pray for a miracle you know, you'll have spontaneous remission of a you have a fever, wash or fever pray for Ready to get bacterial infection, flu, you don't even take we'll take these bacterial supplements that you don't have a broad spectrum of bacteria on that's got, you know, about three dozen different bacteria that are slow based organism stuff that we would have in our environment, that natural, you know, the way our genetics are designed to live.

We try to live in, in sterile environments, but yet the body's not sterile. They have this idea that it's supposed to be and that that's a good thing. Some around 200 250 years in Europe, there was there was say in our line of research, they developed a treatment for cancer that was 100% effective at dissolving the tumor. And it was by inoculating it with bacteria. They abandoned it because half of the people died of toxemia. Why?

Because it meant to dissolve the tumor, the bloodstream had to them try to carry that out to the kidneys, so half of them were cured and the other half the time they're all cured of cancer, but it's a clue you know, get your kidneys working better, you know use use sweat to get stuff out, you know, do it a little slower. And who knows nobody's gonna come to the island to pass away he was told he had six weeks to live. And he was already on morphine and he had liver cancer there was metastatic as long as he's not dead and his colon and he was not in good shape. He was already in pain with the morphine. But he left his alcohol and tobacco in Boston came out here to be with his daughter who gave him fresh carrot juice and and you know, and wheatgrass juice like they would do at a cancer clinic in Tijuana, Mexico.

And at six weeks when he was supposed to be dead, he was off the market and pain free He only lived six months. But he lived six good months with a daughter and a wife. Yeah, he's in a good way rather than on morphine. Yeah. And the day that he passed, he was with it enough to know that was the day he was on his way out. He asked her and her husband to stay home from work, be with them in person to say goodbye for three hours.

Conscious, you know, passage to the next life without without pain and no one. But consciousness is way better than the other route. Oh, thank you, Dr. Glenn. This just brings up so many more questions because I'm excited to investigate some more as far as we'll be back