Tue, Jun 27, 2023 4:55PM • 1:51:33
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allergy, people, patient, pandemic, estrogen, chemicals, igg, give, food, showed, obesity, biologics, reaction, depression, talk, ige, histamine, hormones, eat, muscle
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Bill Clearfield
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Bill Clearfield 00:13
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Okay, there we go. Well, we’re having the time of our life.
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Bill Clearfield 01:06
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Bill Clearfield 03:27
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Bill Clearfield 04:10
a couple more minutes and we’ll be ready to go here. We’ve been getting pretty good crowds lately and
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which is which is nice. Right? So and So,
Bill Clearfield 04:26
just about five o’clock. So I hope everybody remembers Dr. Kano. The desert gave us a great talk on integrative immunology and he’s back with a little bit more information today. It’s about five o’clock. Dr. Tanner, you want to introduce yourself again, just so everybody, folks who don’t know who you
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are. Yeah, very well. Thank you very much. Bill. Actually, those of you who are not on the last talk, I’m Dr. Ben Reiter. No. I’m an allergist and immunologist. But I carved out my own field of study called integrative immunity. I finished my allergy training at Johns Hopkins. And from there I taught at the University of Texas as an associate professor of medicine. But while I was in Texas, I went to a medium that changed my whole trajectory. And the medium was the Pan American allergy society with a group of EMT physicians and general practitioners such as yourself, who meet every year, and they are they learn how to do skin testing, and then they introduced allergen their practices. During that meeting, somebody did a presentation on hormones and how hormones do this, do that and so but I had no idea so wow, why didn’t I learn this in medical school? Why Why didn’t I learn this in residency? Why didn’t I learn this in fellowship? Now why now and first of all, this group learns allergy in five days, maybe I should go and read about the hormones and try to understand it. So the more I read about the perman them I found out that they were really clear in terms of many of allergic reactions as you will see today, many of the allergic reaction that we treat, may have a theology in hormonal imbalance. But because allergies are not really looking at that the thing that is the we have a dichotomy of field where endocrinology is separate from allergy and immunology, so we don’t really look at the hormonal aspect of it. So I wrote a little book for the allergy detective, allergic rhinitis treatments secrets Your doctor may not tell you to explain my understanding of how hormones affect allergies and from there I branch into obesity. Now, would you visit that we see around me due to hormonal imbalance and where is the hormone imbalance coming in? So I wrote another book called hormone imbalance syndrome. America silent played and that has been clearly how environmental toxins are actually killing us all and causing a hormonal imbalance that is leading to obesity and the maturity of a chronic disease IVC around to have continued in that same pathway to Thurber more that understanding. And last time when we met. I think I did talk a little bit about what pandemics and tippet stayed quite pandemics is that we have an estrogen pandemic and we have the obesity pandemic. Then we have the allergy autoimmune pandemic, and we have the anxiety, depression pandemic and the future state will be the bacteria virus Candida pandemic. Since we talked last, maybe many of you have heard about Candida Oris ended up always becoming one of the threats of drug resistant Candida that we were going to have worldwide. And the CDC are Neugebauer that the CDC was worried about it. If you went to the CDC website, you will see the the bacteria and viruses and protozoa, that the CDC, the federal and Canada Oris was one of them, and that’s how I picked it up. And that’s where I put the Candida pandemic in this whole thing. The title of the book that I will be publishing next month, which is here, integrative immunity quad pandemic stability per state. Here it includes bacteria virus and Candida pandemics. On this one, I didn’t have it yet, but I do have that. So that’s where we are and we want to continue because I think last time we we only had one hour and I didn’t really finish before thing and explained clearly towards the end we had to rush. So I wanted to make sure that we cover a little bit of immunology and allergy this time. So then we get an understanding of how toxin and all of these affect our immune system and open immunity. So before we go, I would ask if anybody had any question, those of you who were able to either listen to the last talk or who after the talk went and listened to the video. If you do have any questions, I would like to entertain that question right now because I don’t want to be lost. So then when we would go through it, it becomes easier for you to power. If there’s any question. At this point, I would like to answer those questions before we go forward.
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You got it all, Dr. Benoit.
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All right.
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So I’m gonna jump through I’m gonna go through this and we’ll go towards the end. As we go through it, you will see what we have covered. So the therapy book references so these are the four books that I have one of them which was the best seller on Amazon, the layman’s guide to integral immunity. And then we have the allergy detecting analogically nondistrict my secret Your doctor may not tell you and the hormone imbalance syndrome America silent claim and the nasal allergy treatment roadmap. Now the quad pandemics is going to come out as well as a book that I have written for the estrogen free lifestyle because I think we have an estrogen pandemic and the estrogen free last hour hopefully by the end of this week, it will be published. So we have a couple of books coming out. I think we have an estrogen pandemic. And how do I know that while I think I told you last time when we met that’d be CDC is actually measuring chemicals in our blood and urine and majority of a chemical that the CDC is finding in our blood and urine that mimic estrogen so if we have a preference of chemicals in the environment that mimic estrogen and those actually that causing disease, then I think we’d have an estrogen pandemic is worldwide. It’s not only the US, but it’s a worldwide event in third world countries. For instance, if we take a glyphosate which is a major estrogen compound, if you go to the third world countries like Africa, you will find in the Laurel store in Africa glyphosate that they use in to kill weeds. But there is even more dangerous because people have no guidelines in terms of how to use those chemicals. And in the end, they end up killing themselves because they go and just dump in the fields. And cancer rates in Africa has gone up tremendously. But nobody’s doing epidemiological studies to find out why cancer rate is going up. Every time things happen. We just wait until the last minute nobody’s really looking at it, studying it they know that prostate cancer has gone up. Breast cancer has gone up. Many of the female cancers are going out but nobody’s really looking at it from that passion. For instance, if you look at top brain tumors in women, young woman, aged 23 Or so they already have big fabric tumors like the size of grapefruit. And you wonder why the young women are having such a big fabric tumors when they didn’t have before. I think it’s the estrogen pandemic doing it. So from here, basically this ripoff report if you recall, I showed you that made up of the chemicals and either they killed the thyroid. So the thyroid endocrine disrupters, and many of them will make the estrogens so I showed you this, this table where you can see that the groups of compounds found in the blood and urine of Americans that they sampled. Actually, majority of them make mimic estrogen. If you look at this big group, the majority of these chemicals are all estrogenic. If it goes down, we see that we have more estrogen. So that is what is happening. So if you have too much estrogen then what you find out that if we have too much estrogen, the estrogen goes up. And when insulin goes up, many people crave sweets, or if inadvertently, they eat sugar, plantain and things. Then the blood sugars go up. Now the SL is the number one patternmaker so what it does, it takes the excess sugar and put it into parcel very simple mechanism. So since the mid 1990s, when we introduced the GMOs in our food chain, or the sudden we have this obesity that we cannot occur now many people think is calorie in calorie problem at the CDC, the World Health Organization they all think is calorie in calorie our problem. But if it were so, in the United States, United States alone, obesity would be uniform. But it’s still uniform. If you look carefully, and we will look at the obesity maps. Obesity is concentrated in the middle of America from the Upper Midwest all the way to the Mississippi and Damon states. And turns out Mississippi is always the driver followed by all the states around the Mississippi, Alabama Louisiana at the touch of West Virginia when goes up we’re lucky to see every single year Mississippi start now West Virginia and Mississippi are competing. Now with us why with West Virginia but turns out West Virginia is one of the most polluted state as well. Due to the coal mining and burning of coal. We’ve got mercury in the air and all of those things differently. They’re causing much trouble. Now, this diagram here we went through it before. I think that not only we have been so just causing so much trouble by glyphosate, which is Roundup. I pet a lot of things and put in the tar right. So the Black was in effect the aromatic amino acids. If they ask you what are the aromatic amino acid, you know that ternal and it is one of them. Trip to Penn is one of them. And tyrosine is one of them. So it’s no surprise we have so many people who have now anxiety, depression. They have the Hashimotos the Graves disease, they have all of that because this block was said is reducing the panel and need the tyrosine and the dopamine tyrosine and tryptophan pen safe is doing that then power is not going to work. We’re going to have mood swings because dopamine is not going to be there. We’re not going to get no epinephrine norepinephrine so we have a neurotransmitters that will be disrupted and then we have all these are the ones we did talk about the anxiety depression and I showed you that we have some of the chemicals such as the organophosphates, chemicals that leads to the anxiety and depression. And also many people many of you will know that the organophosphate may be contributing to the autism that we see around. So more problems are surfacing that we’re not really looking at the origin of the source of it. So most of the time, we spend time to treat we look at the treatments or the problem rather than looking at what is causing it what is behind it. Many people assume that we already know what is causing it. And then we start treating with that don’t get results that we go through this I show as a recording went out because our organophosphates, the acetylcholine esterase inhibitors and so they make assay recording the variable. So as I recall in in our blood, mimic a little bit the effect of estrogen and you can see all the things that it does. If you crossed that with the estrogen symptoms. They’re there of course a lot. So then we have anxiety and depression in
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our midst.
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So how do we test a depression anxiety we have the CG calves and usually I give you also some statistics to make sure that I’m not making it out and real statistics I got them from the government itself. Go forward I show you that. More of these things I showed you some pathways through which to fan and all of that the neurotransmitters destruction power we get the anxiety and depression.
Bill Clearfield 20:24
What are CG caps, or CG
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caps is a test that we can do in the office and five minutes and you will know if somebody’s depressed or not. So you ask them that question. They sleep so hypersomnolence or less lack of sleep. The entrance is a bit then press has gone down things that they find pleasure in before they don’t have it anymore. Either feel guilty about anything at all. Some self esteem problems. They have low energy concentration is down. They have low appetite or too much appetite because some people when they’re depressed, they don’t feel like eating. Whereas others when they’re depressed. They go to the refrigerator every minute that they’re eating so they gain weight some of the people that will lose weight but others will not. And the two other things like A B P which is the psychomotor agitation retardation that you have to observe it in the clinic when the patient comes a TD cannot sit still that naturally will note and then suicidal ideation. So if you ask them and they have several of these things, yes, yes, yes. Then you know that they have depression. So quick way of testing for depression.
Bill Clearfield 21:52
Just a question on this though. So when I go through my my hormone history, I mean I can look at each one of these and say, you know, suicidal hopeless thoughts. That could be growth hormone agitation, that could be too much thyroid too little too. Little thyroid concentration can be growth hormone energy could be you know, thyroid. You know, it could be any number of things, right?
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That’s correct. Yes. Need the thyroid is not working differently. There could be a cross between that aren’t working and depression. That’s what I was showing you in the correct diagram. People who have low thyroid also have anxiety and depression does have a tyrosine which is the beginning amino acid to make the thyroid hormone also helps you make your dopamine norepinephrine epinephrine. So that listen is not working well. If we have low iodine, which is also another big problem we have worldwide then many people will have anxiety depression on top of their thyroid problems. Any other question before we go clarification anybody else? I’m just reviewing what we did before. So that’s why I’m going through it quickly. Or they miss all of this. You will have it on your previous video
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recording.
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So the neurotransmitters we did talk about that and when we have anxiety, depression, we will have the estrogens I have taken within Canada and then what is common among pesticide overload obesity, anxiety, depression and the boss. I said if I showed you this map, that that slide is actually what is on the pandemic book. Cover you can see that the area with the nbsp asbestos or load were supposed to be heavier so busily responds to the places where we have more anxiety, depression, respond to the place where we have more divorce. They seem to all make sense. So this is a pandemic. We talked about that worldwide. We have a lot of obesity going. I went through the maps and showed you how we started all in eight states and from there, quickly spread to all the states then to do to watch Mississippi. And you can see that every time we move down Mississippi, the driver services in Alabama, Louisiana, Kentucky vengo Laquan. So you see this, that and then etc. So there’s a trend when you visit the mouse. Like many of us, we just look at the map and we don’t really see the trends. It’s important to people to pick up that trend. And always ask why Mississippi. I told you Mississippi River starts from Minnesota and then goes all the way to the Mississippi. Now, all the states in the Mississippi pathway, get the obesity first and then it goes up to like a tree every single year. So the agricultural states in the Midwest, they all have more busy than anybody else and then it goes east and it goes west. West tend to live the time. And Colorado is always behind. I don’t know that they are they have a cleaner air they live a better lifestyle and many people in the States did a decade and you can see that we have more busily decade by decade and it’s out of hand and I don’t know how we’re going to get rid of it unless we do it very being overhauled our agriculture and our industries. That use those chemicals should you the obesity task and then went through it. The Start which is due to too much estrogen, the event chart type and the HIV type which is a combination of estrogen cortisol and then obesity. I do not fully I do people who live in the same household like husband and wife. They’re not in the same gene. But when you look at them, they have the same shape. So that would be CDR do the kids they have even the same thing they do the same thing they have basically I do and then we’ll go forward and we talked about why obesity is so important. diabetes and hypertension, all the babies that we’ll be celebrating as well. This is so important. I think if we spent more time understanding what is causing it and treated obesity as a disease that the AMA was said perhaps we will get more results with all these chronic diseases but because we are not doing that. So I have another book coming. I call it prison economy actually the book is already published. I call it prison Academy. So those of you who know about the prison the way it works, so prisons in the US, the food is so bad that if a person gets in jail, within a couple of months they gain a lot of weight all right. So if what gauge how bad the food is and how bad the food causes obesity, we have to look at the inmate population in the US and you’ll see very quickly that there’s something wrong with the food that we eat. So what is the root of the word obesity pandemic has talked about clinicals and already that talk about that went through it underprint disruptors want to give you the history. All right. And then I should do the maps where I pulled up city maps and the bestest and maps together. Showed you process if you look here you can see the red means bad. There’s too much pesticide and is speaking to the Mississippi River. This is only one chemical Atrazine. You looked at that it’s tricky to the Mississippi River all of them that go through the Mississippi River and the USGS actually created this map. And you can see why Mississippi in the driver because everything ends up in Mississippi. And then more or less that I showed you went through it. And then we talked a little bit about the allergy and autoimmune pandemic. Women compressor today we’re going to talk a little more about that. I did go over the Environmental Working Group. The Dirty Dozen in the end I said there’s no such thing as dirty dozen who do have dirty 1000 Because in their dirty dozen they don’t include Tina and peanuts are dirt human mineral foods. Y equals peanut is grown down south and down south to grow cotton. And cotton requires three times more pesticides and any crop inhalation. So the kids are having peanut allergy. Why? Because of a chemical that we’re using and our peanut is so dirty that the European Union and Israel our best allies that have died our pin at any one time that pillar from Argentina. So you wonder what are we doing? But when we go to allergy meetings, we don’t necessarily talk about this peanut allergy and why and what we talked about with peanut protein. If you notice since the mid 1990s. We do have also a number of people who have gluten sensitivity, and every time we talk about gluten sensitivity, we talk about gluten protein. We never question why we eat bread 4000 years we didn’t have any problem and now all of a sudden the mid 1990s We eaten bread and we cannot tolerate it. There must be something that we’re doing to the food to the bread as because the farmers discovered a lot of practice for pre harvest roundup scrape before they harvest the wheat. They spray roundup on it and so that goes directly into our food chain and that is what is driving the gluten sensitivity. So here I assure you that press test platic reaction was going down in 1997. We introduced a rundown on the larger scale 1994 9619 97 lesson of SLI detect what are the sudden this anaphylactic reaction has gone up tremendously. If we look at the injury Dima which is lips to allow teachers to ordain and all these there was flat right here in 1997. It went up and all of these I got I got this diagram from the HR database that created from the age gap database, I didn’t make it out to the government database. That’s why I got this one. An athletic reaction to peanut. It was not bad right here in 1997. You can see a trend upward. If you look at celiac disease was even trending down 99 This is 97 that we’re not if you look at glyphosate, Roundup versus celiac disease, and this is nurses to us and and colleagues who created this and that but you can see that the tracking really nicely that the higher the clock was saving, the higher the CBI disease. Now if I take things such as crustacean allergy, you cannot see that trend page ology cannot see that trend. So that doesn’t depend on pesticides. If you look at iron deficiency anemia, definitely the trend was flat right here. 97 went up astronomically. Now, those of you who do test for iron stores in your patients because we test for ferritin or you can see that many people have no parents and so why, why all of a sudden we have so many people with iron deficiency. Now many people
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that they don’t want the test iron they don’t take the ferritin test to iron and stuff it may look nice, but the iron stores are low so what do you do you stop this okay what you have plenty of iron I’m not going to give you any iron ore but don’t have any iron stores. And I showed you are so guarded by the iron stores are low, then they’re going to have no thyroid. And they’re going to have anxiety and depression. They’re going to have all of these things. So there’s a lot of things that we know looking at that may contribute to some of the pandemics that I was talking about. I always give you the statistics you can see a carrier for instance, is more common in women. Why? Because I will show you today later. estrogen receptors and stuff. graph we see the use of human breast cancer. So this is an article that was written about that chemicals in our food production. So went through it and showed you plenty of chemical that we put in wheat. It’s not only raw that glyphosate that was put in we were using all kinds of other chemicals organophosphates and many other chemicals in wheat production classified and what they’re doing to us so you can see it. The virus bacteria Candida pandemic, we talked about that. You can see that we have drug resistant bugs that are growing that weed and are it makes sense because we know many of these bacteria and bad Candida and virus they all proliferate because of sugar glucose. But a person who is obese will have more glucose and anybody who eats will have more visit we’re going to have more liquids around to feed all these books. Then they’re growing in us and we cannot kill them. We’re also using rounds of antibiotics and our food production and then they become resistant to the antibiotics and we cannot kill them. So in the end, we’ll be the loser losers of this whole battle. And that’s the big diagram. I think we ended up with where I showed you the house and then I constructed the house very slowly step by step to show you how to my test region that will be city test mini to the thyroid test a lot of stuff and so this diagram if you know it, then it will allow you to really take care of the patient nicely. We could consider all the burning diseases are connected in one way or the other. And then we’ll go through it very quickly so you can see how all these things are printed out and when to throw
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that’s going to build it up.
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Many of you who use supplements or the blue ones will be for every situation or with supplements that we use. So I’m going to continue today. Is that in a quick review of what we did last time, and to continue, I was telling you that the estrogens will have an estrogen pandemic these estrogens that have receptors on your mast cells and basophils. So when we go to the next diagram, we can see that the estrogen come here and they have receptors on your muscles and whether it is called the estrogen receptor. Alpha. When they’re attached to the receptor alpha, the post histamine local trial released just last fall Another thing would that make the effect of the IGE stronger. That’s why we have so many people who do have allergies. And many women now they’re showing up with allergies that they didn’t have before. But they already have more estrogen than men. So now, when they eat certain foods that are estrogenic foods, then they’re reacting in the allergy word. When we test these individuals who are reacting to estrogenic food. The test that is based on IGE testing is negative. We don’t find it. So well. You know you don’t have allergy, you know, we don’t know that’s a different pathway through which people I get in the allergies. I get into the estrogens and maybe through the organophosphates through a lot of the other stuff that I talk to you about. So we should not stop in allergy testing. We should not stop just the IGE we should look at many other cartoons. So let me go through this diagram for you. antigen presenting cells which are your macro pouch monocytes. And dendritic cells are called them patrolmen. They’re like the policemen of the body. That pick up all the allergens whether it’s a pollutions or two that are contaminated, and then they show that to the frontier cottage yourself. That teenagers call him Superman. Why? Because he can go to th one or th two or even T 17 Or many teenagers. When he goes to th one it signals to be be so direct for bomb making guys because these guys are the ones that make the immunoglobulins and those immunoglobulins so the bees are then going to class myself I didn’t put the plasma cells here, but the h1 signal to the visa the visa become plasma cells. And those plasma cells produce the IgG, the IgM and IGA antibodies, the bonds so then those bonds that come and attach to the bacteria, the viruses, the the toxins, that they tried to attack and once they do that, then more backward patch will come into piling so many of you when you do your blood test, you will find that you have in a Christian model sites out of nowhere, you wonder why monocytes are so high. Or it could be that these that oxygen present themselves are high in the blood that padding some toxins. So that person that you’re looking at could have a toxic overload. And if they have a toxic overload, you have to consider that. Certainly these days we are the better place because we do have detox products that we can use to detoxify individuals. That’s a major one. Now, the antigen presenting cell if they put their pick up allergens, such as pollens or dust or mold or pet dander that show that to be Superman and then now it goes to th two tried to try to be allergens. So the th two will produce RFI 13 that then will stimulate the B cells the bomb making dye to make IGE so that when the IGE comes in,
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and then the IGE
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that circulates and goes to attach to the mast cells and basophils and wakes the next time when the person goes to breathe parlance or data mode of the rod animals that cause the allergies. Then that protein goes into their bloodstream quickly and find the IGE that are specifically made for them and attached to it. So cross linking of these things occurs. That is like a signal for the bond making FOB is massive that Bill appears to explode. And what they do they release the turn of content that was travel for us. The number one content that releases the history and the histamine is the nerve endings irritant cause itching. So people start having the Egi the kid knows that you throw the sneezing the runny nose, and to block the histamine. That’s why we do the anti histamine. Of course we do have many of the NPD scan we had used the brand name to adapt and add Remi loratadine and cetera so Benadryl, Claritin Clarinex Libra deserted and Zeizel. So those ones will help. Or many times what I see in general practitioners is that if somebody’s having allergies, they give them just the antihistamines and they don’t know which antihistamines even stronger. For instance, you know, they’ve been addressed past arting but is not as strong as even deserting. Georgia Tech is one of the strongest and the history so if somebody’s having a reaction, you can give them your take. For instance, if somebody’s having hives, you can give them exerting that one shirt that may not cut it. So in the allergy word, we say well, you can give them up to even four Zyrtec a day. So for the milligram instead of 10 milligrams would be not many times we give him the US one and we think we would cut it to you get people at pilots who come to your office, and they’re having reaction, are you going to give them your attack? No, because if you do that, that can crush the plane. So you may want to give them fexofenadine which is Allegra Allegra sport and more than loratadine which is Claritin, so Allegra will be second line after deserting. So somebody cannot read the sedating antihistamines. They cannot tolerate the sedate energy disturbing then you can give them the pencil pen at the end which will help them now some people cannot tolerate any of those at all. So those individuals you can give them ratted in which is the clarity and that will help them now what I was gonna say is that this may not be enough because you’re not blocking all the mediators that the masters and visitors are releasing. So that’s why your patient may not get the result. So what you want to do is look at the other mediators that local trains. So sometimes it can give Montelukast Singulair to the patients and the world in conjunction with the anti histamine and they will do a better job especially if they haven’t had post nasal drainage. They’re coughing at night. They’re having all kinds of wheezing. You may we give them the mic to glucosides Singulair In addition, Clemente is the man that will help them with those symptoms. Now the timing of Montelukast is very important is an interesting one. The local trains, they release about around 7pm In the evening. So if you get them disabled in the morning, those local trends are not there. If you give them too late at night like 10:11pm at bedtime, then you play in touch. So what you want to do is to make them take the same day about five to 6pm around dinner time or supper time to return the local tribes come in, then they’re blocked. That’s what I tell all the patient the patient would come as a while since I changed my timing i to the I have better results than when I did take it bedtime or I took it in the morning. Now, there’s a warning about Singulair causing depression and all of that so some of the patients will tell you that if that truly hadn’t depression center itself, then you may not want to give it to them, but we give it to children and give it to adults and they don’t have the action so I really don’t hesitate at all to give it to a patient if they’re needed. Now the master of all these chemicals steroids. That’s why many people who have allergies will give them needs of corticosteroids. The middle of a request steroids. Now we have been we have flown days and we have never next without Nizar code we have all of that. They must put in an interesting one will be Netherlands and now it’s over the counter. So the patients can buy Netherlands over the counter and it will have them better. Now protein is added fluorescent to it. Because protein is had a process to it not all the patient can tolerate it. Many of you have noticed that we have a more and more patient with multiple chemical sensitivities. They do have multiple chemical sensitivities and we give them proneness. They may have a ribbon congestion. So that’s why it’s important to ask them this. They’re in the your history taping. You may want to know about the allergy history and see if they do have any chemical sensitivity. If they do give influence. You can give them Nezzer legs that may help them better also, the way the nasal spray is done is very important. Because I realize many times we don’t teach the patient how to use the nasal sprays. Guess what? The patients are drinking the nasal sprays that drink the nasal spray, how do they get results they will not get results. So if I ask that many of you how do you do nasal sprays as I can tell you, many of us don’t know how to do it. So I always try to tell people how to do it. So you put the head down. You put in the nose and then you push away from the nasal septum when you push it away from the nasal septum, and spring the nose. It does give you that because if you sniff that’s where it goes. It goes straight to your throat you drink in it. So no snip, you have to parrot the near the nose app and then given the note and you do the other side you push away from the septum, you spread the nose and parallel. Now the reason you apply the septum therefore the blood vessels is thinner that you should too much on the septum will stain will burn will bleed. So you have to avoid this stuff tomorrow. That’s how we do that. Anyway, that is for the medication. Now when somebody has an athletic reaction we give them antihistamines most of the time we give them Benadryl because it’s faster acting like I said, But if they’re going to be emergency room, or if at home, we give them an EpiPen. Why do we give them the EpiPen? So the epi pen is going to help them to not continue the reaction. So we’ll have them stop it by minute and the reaction continue. So that’s why when they give themselves the epi pen, they have to go to the emergency room. And when they get to the emergency room, sometimes they give them more EpiPen and then they give them steroids. Why did they give him this theoretically, steroid would drop all these mediators? That’s why they do that. It’s very important to know. Anyway, what when it comes to multiple chemical sensitivities. There’s another or some other medication that would be useful, such as aspirin
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and the asthalin you can use it and it will help on prod some of those not ProClinical sensitivity reaction, that lista which is a combination of asthalin and Flonase is a newer one on the market and is more expensive. So some insurance companies don’t want to pay for it. So you may want to give them the separate ingredient which will be B asthalin. And fluidly so astrodon and Mirza next and they will do better than that later the insurance company does want to pay for it. In order for us to know what is going on with this patient, that’s why we do the skin testing. We’ll do a skin testing if they have pollen allergies. Normally, the spraying is their problem so the aspirin allergy with pine trees. They have some a problem with the grasses and for the boys the weeds. Apparently allergies will be cats and dogs and dust mites and molds and porcelain all of these things. When you find that they have an allergic reaction to all of these, then you can do the allergy vaccine. The vaccine will incorporate everything that they’re reacting to, and either we injected or we can give them sublingually but why do we do it? Well, when we give them the allergy vaccine, somebody sees it. And it’s the T regulatory cells and the B cells that pick up those vaccines. When they do that they produce some some mediators are also appropriate so IgG IgG subclass for an IGA will be produced and the B cells and then material your T cell will produce il 10 and TGF beta. Those are the one that will come and block the pathway between the th two cells and the B cell but also these will come and block the release of these local trends and histamine prostaglandin. So then the reaction starts when the alarm for three to 10 years, which is the time recommended that the allergy society then what we give them the vaccine for and then the Indian they don’t react that much. Maybe people don’t react at all. Some people who cannot tolerate certain foods and may be able to tolerate the truth. If you do that. I think you know this is the mechanism behind so behind allergic reactions, nothing went through it. Now sometimes if you do allergy vaccine or you do allergy medication, it does not cut it why why? Because all we’re doing is broken the IGE mediated reaction, like I said, they have estrogen reaction, which is now the work of women reacting to foods and things that then you have to test their hormones and teach their formula that way because if we don’t do that, then the average is would not get any better. No matter what you do. So you’d have to look at the whole thing, the whole picture and that’s where integrating immunity or integrative medicine or functional medicine comes in, in allergy word while you turned across and tested for the hormone problems. Now for food allergies is exactly the same thing. Now I think that our foods are contaminated. And since the foods are contaminated before the trauma and the antigen presenting cells, they used to seek clean peptides, clean food. So when they lack control, when they see the clean tech die, they say well this passage this passage this passage this is good. However, when they see the dirty foods that are contaminated there’s always a danger sign time danger sign this do something about that. So when they pick it up in their shoulder to teach yourself the tear yourself goes to th one creates the antibodies and the antibodies coming attached to those chemicals are those bad stuff that they don’t like? Oh antibody antigen complexes circulate in the blood, and many times they’re lodged in the small vessels and form inflammation. And that inflammatory process is what we’ll call to immune disease. Because it’s continuing they get explanation and they get a reaction then we sell to immune disease. Now autoimmune by definition means that our body went crazy and they start attacking itself. I always say that the body does not go crazy but is smart. The body’s not attacking itself. The body’s attacking something that it does not like That’s why I don’t talk about autoimmune disease. I talk about immune complex disease. The immune complex is the antigens attaching to the antibodies and form complexes that could be reaction that will call to immune disease. Now of course, materials can go to kill 17 Some people see that pathway as a pathway to altering disease. What the same scenario when we have contaminated food and we make all these antibodies sometimes also make the IGE and when you have the IGE same reaction occurs, and then we’ll get to that histamine which is no good trend in terms of histamine is released. That is there is no dilator the histamine is going to visual dilate. So blood pull from the head nothing is done. People can pass out and die. When we give the epi pen is a visual constrictor. That epi pen is going to constrain the vessel so then people don’t pass out and die. So that’s the only reason we give them the EpiPen. year again, I’m seeing more and more women and children or even had a more reaction to estrogenic foods and they have reaction to the estrogen and foods. And we do the allergy testing is negative we do skin testing is negative. We’ll do IGE testing from the blood is negative. So if you don’t have allergies, or they do, they don’t have allergies, why are they reacting that but they have a non genomic pathway through which they reacted the reaction to the estrogen receptors that can react to the IGE IgG can react to the acetylcholine receptors to the eye. The Masters and visual fields do have more receptors than we think and I will show you those receptors as we go. So when it comes to vaccine, we cannot do the subcutaneous immunotherapy in terms of vaccine for foods that we can do with sublingual immunotherapy in terms of vaccine for food and we do that clinically in our regular in our clinic, where we do food allergy testing or we do sublingual immunotherapy. So those of you who may be interested in doing that, you can always contact me, and then we can help you introduce allergy in your practice. I think Dr. Beers want to talk to you a little bit about what we plan to do in terms of education. But I think we have a workshop that we’re going to bring soon and the workshop will go for three days. We’ll go in detail about all of these things and show people how they can introduce allergy in their practices and things like that
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mast cell activation syndrome that’s the big conundrum that we have in the 21st century. Now the patients are getting worse and worse in terms of the allergic reaction that no matter what we do, we cannot get them well. So those patients are very distraught because it’s difficult to treat. These patient process big clinics such as the Mayo Clinic don’t want to see them anymore. They’re time consuming. They will come and they have all kinds of things. They have pots, you know, they have EDS and as Danlos Syndrome, they have all of these things that they’re showing up within clinic and you wonder Whoa, what are we doing now? So if you want to concentrate on those patients, you can see only couple of them a day and different students will have to pay for it, then you cannot see more patient then you won’t be out of business. So that’s why the big companies don’t want to see them anymore. That will be important for us all to understand this whole thing very nicely and see the triggers so then we can treat them better. Now that will come with symptoms such as skin rashes, hives, swelling, the diva flushing eaching, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, wheezing, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, anxiety, difficulty concentrating. Headaches, brain fog, low blood pressure by Teague. I mean you can go on and on and on and see all the things that they show up with Dr. Sherwood master we have allergic disease such as asthma, autism, autoimmune diseases peripheral boy, eczema, celiac disease, chronic disease, all of these, the muscles can cause that. So it looks at how many of you have seen in many women children with interstitial cystitis, that’s a massive disease, even the neurologists that know that the thing that they master, the aggregate in the charter was sort of the the bladder and their cars, the Uber bladder, called the CCS cystitis, back in the old days when somebody showed up is a diagnosis of exclusion. There are we don’t know what to pull these people put them either interstitial cystitis I see. Now we know what is causing us with muscle that wasn’t bad. But if you want to treat it, then you can do that part of a posture of fluids, adequate cardio syndrome, a lot of us see and this including that so how do you address it and what do you do? I show you the last cell and the receptors on the muscle. So the muscle they have these sodium channels they do have the estrogen receptors, they have acetylcholine receptor and they haven’t made the era that they’re releasing. So if we I suppose to all the chemicals in the CDC report report. Once you take that we tend more reaction with a massive degranulation Because all these chemicals have receptors on the muscles. They want to trigger the muscle to proliferate and to release their chemicals. I think last time when we met I showed you that insulin causes the Vasa to proliferate as insulin resistance is one of the things that we have in our midst. Due to the estrogen preferable we have. So we don’t have too much estrogen we get into them. When we have too much organophosphates, we have insulin. And those chemicals are plentiful in our environment. In the end, we have tons of muscles and we have many more chemicals present them to the granulate and when that degraded they’re resistant that Medeiros and I showed you only couple of them in the previous diagrams and now you can see all these media that they’re releasing. Many of them I have planetary media there several times those inflammatory cytokines are working towards reaction. So a lot of people are having reaction. For instance, when we have COVID with this that food as more it is the obese and video war. Why? Because they get a cytokine storm. Why do they get the cytokine storm because the muscles are contributing to it leading to the cytokines stone. So because they will be releasing many of these cytokines. And since the obese individuals have ILC, they have made clear that alpha that they’re releasing already from the target cells and they’re causing inflammation when it coupled with all these videos with this damn NASA the big appeals, then videos and that having started Capstone, I will also show you very soon IgG the effect of IgG and the muscle that the nostrils they have IgG receptors, and when the IgG that tied to the muscle that caused them to release the cytokines. So when we get exposed to COVID or viruses or bacteria and the B cells are making IgM and e g, to try to fight those bacterial viruses, that IgG does not stop there. Not only will go and time, the bacterial viruses, but it will also go and that’s attached to the master the visual fields, and when he does but he pulled them to release the mediators and then we’re going to have more inflammation cytokine storm and people will die from it. So that is the connection. mast cell activation syndrome work backwards. So again, what I was saying is when you have bacteria viruses are started that your toll like receptors are going to be activated that will lead to less granulation if you have IgG that IgG is going to come as the stimulant and master the lid to degranulation If you have problems so what stimulate the complement, that one will do the workshop problem we’re going to go to the courtroom and pathways so that people can understand the whole thing that complement is pathways are stimulated by antigen antibody complexes and that will lead to the complement some things like a C three our C Targa is the body and when these guys are attached to the muscle, there could be granulation they can see how the muscle can be granulating not only due to IGE but also the IGE the confluence pathways and stuff like that that will lead to more reaction. Now these are more receptors on the mast cells and basophils now the CBFC excellent receptor one that’s a big sector. And then you can see the FC gamma receptors, which is your IgG receptor. You can see many of the arbitrary cytokines they have their receptors on the muscle. They GFR and all of these other things they have receptor, the toll like receptor, all those things will cause the muscle, the granulate that’s why the muscle is not just benign. white blood cell does a lot of things that cause more problems for many, many people due to the fact that they have all these receptors on their surface. But it appears that because of reversals, back in the old days, we used to think that the muscle that is seen by the business, just like monocytes and macrophages are the same within devices and businesses that may seem but it appears that they’re different because it’s not the muscles in the tissues skin that become bigger durability and they live in the blood and the muscles within the tissues and skin. So they have the same almost the same mediators and they released the seminary they have the same receptors. So many people who talk about muscle activation syndrome. Do not talk about because of your activation syndrome. Here I think we can go over and talk about visit activation syndrome with the same chemical that activism and estrogens are part of it. That’s why so many people women are activated many women have muscle activation syndrome and then people they have an underlying condition which is the estrogens too much estrogen compared to when there’s too much reaction
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compared to them.
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When histamine is released by histamines and everything in the respiratory system, aka the uterus it happens the gastrointestinal system. In our case the the central nervous system, it happens the cardiac system. So in the end, all the reaction that we seeing may be related to the histamine that is released by the mast cells and basophils. So it’s important to know that and then when we talk to the patient who have mastered activation syndrome, or bility acquisition syndrome, we can show them systematically what is pulling them down to the h1 h2 h3 h4 receptors. And I’ll go down and show you more that actually the three last time so all of these will be in the estrogen free lifestyle book that is coming out this week. Sometime. I’ll go and show how can we avoid the estrogen then what do we do with it estrogen pen pandemic is Bing meaning reactions that we have to know what the estrogens are. What to lysogenic How can we avoid those foods? What should we do with them? In detail I gave a little bit of cooking possibilities and things that people can eat because most of the time the patient and we will it tell us what we cannot eat or what can we eat? So in the book, I give a lot of options and what people can eat and I think we will run out of time and and entertain some questions
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I have a question and just as a patient and an asthma sufferer in the past, what do you do? Or like someone has serious asthma? And then my other question is what’s your theories on autophagy to reverse the spike protein?
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Okay,
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so those are good questions. I found out personally, I do not use biologics, as you know, because I’m trained in functional medicine. Therefore I tend to stay away from harsh medication so my analogies why here is small bird with a battle can kill with BB gun. Why kill this bird with machine guns. Now we eventing machine guns to kill small birds. Now if somebody has asked him if many of you know they have classified them into eosinophilic asthma, non yesterday chronic asthma and therefore, if they had yesterday, terrorism I can give them some biologic to try to help them now. While the ESL theorists are there to answer your question, is synovia They’re not just coming in therefore, for no reason. They’re coming there to do something. And we all know that parasitic infection may drive. A lot of these iestyn appears to come around. That personal connection may not stop in the gut. It could go to the lungs. So why don’t we think well, maybe this is serial killers aggregating in the lungs, because we have some parasites in there. And perhaps we should detoxify. You should take them up, give themself or something and clean them up or kill these parasites. So that these videos don’t need a biologic that is going to cause the immune system to be suppressed and then bring more process to them. So there’s a lot of things that were in that passion. So personally, when I see patients who have these kinds of things that go beyond the general understanding of it and say, Okay, what else can we do? So I have been able to help a lot of patients that dressing Candida in those patients, and also addressing bacteria. Now one of the bacterium that actually causes asthma flare is chlamydia pneumonia. So permiten Monia is a big deal. And we all know that, then why don’t we treat the chlamydia and also treat the fungus that may be contributing to it and when I do that, and I give them some basic inhalers, things get really well but they don’t need to be on these immunosuppressants and all of that. So I do do a lot of that and application gadwall that don’t need to be on biologics, so I drag that I really never used any biologics I never give anyone solar. They have a carrier they have hives, I never give anybody because I find out what is causing the problem. And I treat the underlying cause and the carrier goes away without giving them the biologics. Your second part of the question I did not get that very clearly.
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Hello, pantry is my results COVID When it comes to have microchip
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COVID So the COVID I’m thinking what what one of the things that we have found since COVID came in is a lot of times I don’t know if you’ve seen that in your clinic, people who have vaccinations, people who had hobby a lot of them are getting hives. Now why? Well it turns out when you get COVID that I explain, then the antigen presenting cells are going to pick it up. That will show that to the T cell. The T cell will go to th one. They’ve got to make antibody, they’re going to make IgG they’re going to make IgM they’re going to make the IGA to try to tie that virus. One these antibodies are made then that will go and combine all the Woo and attach to the virus. And that certainly isn’t causing inflammation. That’s one way but the IgG that is made also will go as I showed you to stimulate the mast cells to release the mediators and bigger mediators that will be released will be the histamine and local tribes. And when they’re released, they want to go direct reaction. One of the daily reaction is going to be the skin reactions such as the hives that we see around. So since COVID We’ve seen besides that people still do the old way but given biologic, we don’t give them Xolair instead of thinking in terms of why also women I get a more why because the women they have separate test going to have the estrogens overload that is stimulating the muscles and they have the antibodies that is stimulating the muscle so they have more reaction going because without the estrogen overload on top of that that’s how I can explain that not
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No thank you. No. Other questions? Yes. Dr.
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Dan, this is Dr. Patel. Thank you for your nice lecture. I have a question that there was something you mentioned that for food allergy you cannot do the intracutaneous testing with the treatment, subcutaneous treatment or askew you can just treat them with the sublingual drops and you’re right but we have treated 1000s of patients of food allergy and really suffering from that and have gotten better with the sub q injections and some children those who were not able to parents were not able to give them the injections. We treated them with the sublingual drops, and when the sublingual rubs did not work adequately. Then we switch them to the injection. Simple. I think in your own experience, it may be that sublingual drops work better. But in our experience, we can say that the we have excellent results for food sensitivity and allergy whatever you want to call because there’s a difference between sensitivity and allergy. And we have a good response and number two, I had a patient who received the COVID vaccination and she passed out she had an app Laxus she was transferred to the hospital remain in the hospital. And right after that she became exquisitely food sensitive. She was only able to eat only two foods and two foods were the firm mainly the rice and boiled pork. So I just want you to give me your opinion regarding this. So maybe the audience can benefit from from it.
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Dr. Patel, that’s a good question. I personally as an allergist, though I can tell you I’m not sure about the subcutaneous immunotherapy for foods and I’m not sure what is the dosing that is using because I know Jays are very leery about giving the subcutaneous immunotherapy due to anaphylactic reaction because remember, many of us do strong immunotherapy that we can give you subcutaneously for environmental allergens even that for environmental allergens, people react. And that’s why Android use do not give a sub subcutaneous immunotherapy for food because the you’re introducing the neuron there and you’re pushing the antigen in side that could lead to an athletic reaction very quickly. People do the oral immunotherapy they already immunotherapy in which best posing the patient to be true food whereas as peanut allergy, the children that we give them the actual peanut to eat. And that again, there’s a class divide because there’s a group of allergies who believe this is a dangerous practice. And I can give you some names, some of the famous allergies, that even I trained with those people think it is dangerous to do that because it predisposes the children to have an athletic reaction. And so they don’t want to do that. If you tell urges to go and do injection, immunotherapy would suit that will say hey, that’s not going to do that.
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They are going to flip my background. I am a specialist in Environmental Medicine. Our way of testing is we don’t test them with the constant rate or number one or number two. We go according to the patient history and try the more acceptable dose for personalized dose. And so the Renko method where yeah, we are we are using provocation neutralization method. Don’t bro oak, we try to give the dose and it works to symptom you neutralize with the neutralizing dose. And, and yes, Italians have tried that. But Americans are still very, very resistant to it. However, they were resistant to even the sublingual therapy before that’s greater than about 10 years ago, the the I think it’s changed and when the report from from the California came from the Stanford. So so the point is, is that the we have to and I really appreciate all the all the different mechanisms you showed in our books, reversibility of chronic degenerative disease and chemical sensitivity between William Ray and myself. We have six volume book and we have described every single mechanisms and how the chemicals are are are interacting with the our allergy epidemic with the estrogen epidemic, cancer epidemic and so on from the diseases which were like come and go it ended up being the fixed irreversible disease. But any any any point if we can intervene in between then we can reverse the disease mechanisms
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I would like to know how you guys do the capitalist immunotherapy.
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Sure if you have I’ll be glad to. Glad to join you. I mean, you know, I think that we have very few practitioners and our patients and you know we want to teach that to the new generation so that they can they can be very helpful because our society is going to have a more allergies and not less. But you know going to the biologics is killing the immune system and an ongoing basis they are going to develop some degree of cancer later on. Because we are suppressing the system and polarizing more to the you know, depending upon the system. That’s
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correct. I tell you that’s why I don’t give biologics because they have their sanitized value. We don’t. Exactly. Yeah. Now, the question is this lady who had COVID And after that, she could not eat any food etc. I really think that she had to Ephesus the way right one of them is either toxic overload. So I have this acronym that I use called turbine, toxic overload biologics which is a hormonal imbalance. They have infections and then nutrient deficiencies. Those are all the things that drive the reaction.
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COVID vaccine patients I can tell you that I neutralized her she’s able to take 30 foods she’s able to go in society she’s not reacting to chemicals. And we have done within like, little over three months. So and she is living much more normal. She used to even react to her hair shampoo and somebody’s perfumes just like multiple chemical sensitivity or sensitivity to multiple chemicals. We like to use the term sensitivity to multiple chemicals because we don’t want to be obeyed by the rules of the occupational medicine people saying that, you know, you have to when you say the Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, you you you don’t have anything it’s just a syndrome. You don’t have any really biologic markers and deposit is supported by the so so I think that it is it may be a good idea for people to learn the difference between the multiple chemical sensitivity and and sensitivity to multiple chemicals. Yeah.
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Yeah is you flip it around, but it makes sense. What so what you did is clear right? You clean them up. So then you know they don’t react to chemicals anymore but don’t react to the food anymore so they can tolerate it. You assume that you balance their hormones and did all the things that they need to do to clean up the body. So then that can tolerate they can. Right?
1:25:53
Yes. And we have we have desensitize or I would say we have skin tested them with the hormones they be patients and as you mentioned that it’s more common in females and they’re so true. Then when you see it in our offices, we have more female during the testing than the man. So the ratio is like 8020. So I think it is it’s important that we understand that you can really neutralize them. With the hormones and make them less sensitive to them and make them more valuable and live a normal healthy life.
1:26:31
That’s correct. Yeah, so definitely knowing that chemical, I mean, the environment is part of it, and then cleaning up and then because we see all these complicated patients, and many of them I say Okay, let’s go see Dr. Nora, the endocrinologist not going to do anything for them right now. Send them to gastroenterologist, the gastroenterologist not gonna do anything for them. So you have to be able to take care of themselves. Now this patient by yourself and to do that you have to know what to do. Exactly. Yeah,
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we take care of everybody’s failures.
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Thank you. Sure.
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Other questions? Have a nice charge.
Bill Clearfield 1:27:18
Thank you, Dr. Tanno. There’s a couple of questions in the chat. Your short term memory memory loss connected to hormonal dysfunctions by men.
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Okay, that’s it. Yeah, I would say yes. So, again, short term memory loss. They’ve been long term memory loss people with Alzheimer’s. My acronym Tabellen. Applies right. So then toxic overload biologics which is hormonal balance, infections and nutrient deficiencies. So if you have short term memory loss, you may want to address all these issues. So then memory can come back. It’s not only giving people nootropics or what they call the the supplements that may help the green light Dakota or Jensen or any of those things, but you have to be able to take care of their hormones and ascension deficiency is a big one. For instance, if we see patients who are broken they cannot find words they want to say Oh, I forgot when I was when I was going to see I don’t know these people they have assessor deficiency right? So unless you fix that, etc, and they’re not going to get any better. No matter how hard you try giving them supplements. So so always good. That’s why this group I think I’m preaching to the choir, you already know how to deal with people for realistically. So you have to look at the all the aspects after Dr. Beers courses differently. We’ll do more good to understand how to balance organs and help the patient. So if someone is having short term memory loss, definitely check all these factors that I have mentioned.
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Thanks. Thanks for the little plug there.
Bill Clearfield 1:29:22
What do you what do you question is what do you treat anxiety and depression?
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Okay, so how do you how do you treat? Yeah, when I see anxiety and depression, again, I always go to the bottom of it, meaning what is causing it? So if you look carefully like I said, it can you have to test the thyroid thoroughly, making sure we have to test the iron you have to test everything. You have to test their hormones because estrogen overload can lead to anxiety, depression. organophosphate. Overload can lead to anxiety and depression. If they have even depression deficiency can lead to anxiety and depression. And what I’m finding out is I talk to you about the prison population. Many people are addicted to drugs because of their biologics because they have hormone imbalance. And those hormones are affecting the dopamine centers or receptors and causing these people not to to feel good and they want to go use drugs. And it’s a cycle so no matter what we’ll do, and then we thought, okay, let’s do a medic medication assisted treatment, we’ll give them Suboxone. We’ll give them all of these things. And these patients are not doing better. Why? Because they can go on Suboxone for 10 years, and then they relapse we wonder why well because their hormones are not addressed. So it’s always good when we have anxiety and depression to go on beyond and look at all the other aspects of it. Why we haven’t done it because of a hormonal balance. Is it simply situational because sometimes it could be situation they’re in a bad relationship, and even a bad relationship. Why and then the parent relationship to begin with. It could be hormonal. It could be toxins, it could be all of that. So you have to look at all the aspects of that and be able to address the anxiety and depression since the mid 1990s. If you look anxiety and depression have gone up tremendously. In everybody. COVID actually made it available to us to see it but it has been around for quite a long time now. In xiety actually has surpassed depression as the number one mental problem that we have in this country. If you look carefully, it’s all the environmental toxins that we have, that may be driving this anxiety and we’re not looking at it as such we take all the stress. Well, Stress makes it worse probably the stress is not the the crucial underlining cause it makes it bad, but maybe all the toxins are causing it and we should more look into the toxins that may be conditioning with that. So that’s why I personally when I see the patient with that I look at the whole picture, detoxify them. I give them or I think the parent piece the iron levels, give them good foods, getting food to eat over time. I give them the nutritional supplements, a lot of things that you don’t do to take them off their anxiety medication.
1:33:03
What does the detox program look like?
1:33:06
Well, it depends. So there are many detox programs out there and our personal group of the estrogen estrogen detox programs. Meaning presses you have a company such as auto molecular, they have called restore that the purpose as LTS should be taught. You have Dr. Isaac alias paradox that the use it to declassify people that it has self called that does the biotoxin ticker things out so we have a lot of things that we can use to because people these days compared to before so more and more people are getting into it to try to prevent the ducks
Bill Clearfield 1:33:54
are there any specific lab tests that you look at to determine whether you’re going to someone needs to be deep detoxified or Yeah,
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so in general, if I knew the hormone testing I always do the estrogen metabolites right. If you do the estrogen metabolites and you find for instance, that they assisted alpha hydroxy dosterone is too high. So certainly they have bad estrogen overload. You can detoxify them, if you do heavy metal testing, and they have those depend detoxify them, if they have a toxic overload, you can detoxify them if they have glyphosate, which we can test now. You can detox about them. So we have things that we can test to actually see clearly that they have something that we can address. Personally, I do that. But also, in general, I’m saying even if we eat organic food in this country, that organic food may not be perfect. So we have the right to detoxify anybody given them some detox products and clean them up somehow. They haven’t symptom that are not responding to basic treatment. Then we have to make sure we detoxify them. We feed them good to both review organics and start but also do a detox program to clean up a little bit. Thank you.
Bill Clearfield 1:35:35
What did you take on IG? G blood
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test and Okay, allergy testing versus
Bill Clearfield 1:35:41
IgM? Good
1:35:42
question because I didn’t I didn’t do that. Now. I read just so far. They still don’t believe in IgG testing, but I do. You know as I as you know I’m an integrative person. I do IgG testing for foods. Mostly. Why? Because the IgG testing will tell me whether they have food sensitivities or they have true food allergy. If you do the IGE mythologies would believe that that IGE reaction that true allergy reaction. They have the IgG people said well, they’re eating the food. That’s the reason they have the IV IgG being positive. So there will not believe in that. And that’s why they don’t test it. I personally do test the IgG and to sort out food sensitivities, because if your IgG test is greater than 10 then we know that they have some sort of food sensitivity going on. They will tell you that what they eat the food they have problem with and certainly want to address that and we can do sublingual immunotherapy based on the IgG testing. The one IgG that I don’t do is the IgG subclass for there’s a lot of people say like Cyrex test, attended the IGA and IgG subclass for this together to test for food allergy. Well, it turns out ologists will never agree with that, because it does subclass four is one of the immunoglobulins that is produced by the B cells for colorants. So if you use intolerance as an allergy, then people will not believe in that. So I said make sure that whenever you use an IgG that doesn’t yield it be subclassed
1:37:42
Okay. All right.
Bill Clearfield 1:37:46
Anybody? That’s all the questions in the chat. You want to Are you ready to talk about your course you’ve been looking you’ve been working on Dr. Benoit, are
1:37:57
ya ready to well? Why not the person will be be interviewed immunity course where we can go three days workshop. Now this is gas as you saw, we weren’t really passed over these things. But the course will go deeper. And what we can show you exactly everything that needs to be known about integral immunity. And help you out so then you can implement that in your practices and be able to take care of the patient. I’ve started to become part of our community too. We do have a purple network, where we have courses without books without all kinds of things. There are videos that people can use to train their patients. So if you become part of our group, then you can use our videos instead of you go and create your own. You can use our platform to help educate your patients. So that’s one way we talked about hives or urticaria, we’re going to go deep in our carrier, go beyond everything muscle activation, everything that we have been discussing and bring in complements bring in immune diseases are the treatment possible that you can have, we will do orthomolecular I will talk about supplements, what supplements you can use to help your patient so all of these will be part of a workshop. So it’s a three day workshop that we will be doing with the dates yet but I think probably sometime end of August or September would be a good time to do so. Okay.
1:39:49
Okay. Thank you. We’ll
Bill Clearfield 1:39:54
keep everyone updated. And when we get dates, we’ll certainly you know, send it out to our you know, our audience, right. Okay. Any any little wrap up here a little sideways? Like I always like a little summary, you know, take home point or two.
1:40:12
Yeah. So the take home for this representation of the two parts to the nation we have done. I talked to you about what pandemic and the state pandemic is and we have an estrogen pandemic that many people don’t know we have an obesity pandemic that everybody knows, we do have the allergy or two immune pandemic. We have the anxiety depression pandemic, and we have the bacteria virus, Candida pandemic. So those are the four type things that are together, contributing to chronic diseases that we see around that many times. We take them as in isolation, one by one to try to fix things and it’s not working. So if you want to help your patient or you want to solve problems and go to the root cause of your problems, then you have to look at these type pandemics and address all of them when the patient comes to you. And all the details is what we have done in many of the details. I have given you diagrams having talked about the obesity pandemic national pandemic, why I showed you the CDC pork report, and then I went into new business show you when it started. I haven’t had a book that is coming for the issue of obesity. So I gave you the issue early on it is not a long history as of 33 years or 40 years of obesity history quickly and hone in on that and understand what obesity is and why and what and be able to address it. And then we went into the allergy or to immune pandemic and talked about the allergies what was already pre action and estrogen reactions and chemical reaction that as to the IGE reaction that allergies tricks, and then we went into the anxiety depression pandemic and ice cream, step by step what chemicals are important the anxiety and depression pandemic, and then we went into Candida bacteria virus can pandemic and talk to you about that and then put it all together when to the mast cell activation syndrome and when it’s activated in the nostril, all the things I would have talked about the activated muscle to degenerate and cause a more complex to the patient or the patient, especially
1:42:40
woman. Okay, great.
Bill Clearfield 1:42:45
Anybody else got a lot of interesting, great talks. Thank you for being here again, as usual. You know Dr. Tanner was one of the one of our superstars so we love having you here. And don’t be a stranger.
1:43:01
Thank you. That’s
Bill Clearfield 1:43:02
okay. Anybody else have any comments or questions? A lot of thank yous. Next week is July 4, and I am taking off so if somebody wants to run the run a web seminar, let me know. Otherwise, we’ll be back July 11. And you’re going to have Dr. Bob sent in 10 airy, who’s going to talk to us about hydrogen, you know anything about hydrogen? Dr. Tanner?
1:43:29
Yes.
1:43:31
So, Jay,
Bill Clearfield 1:43:35
tomorrow morning, noon, 12 noon Eastern 9am. Pacific I will be speaking about the increase in semaglutide to zero to zero. I can’t even pronounce it. There’s there’s up the tide. And and there’s a new one that just finished a phase two study. So if anybody’s interested in that, get in touch with me and I’ll get you the link. It’s with the company body site. They talked to us about that. And I had had an interesting dilemma this week that maybe I can share share with some of you. Last Thursday. We came to the office we got a new phone system put in and it has the texting included in the fax machine and all and last Thursday we came in and it was shut off. And the reason that was giving given was that we were quote, dealing with cannabis and the FTC is now cracking down on cannabis. Well, we don’t deal with cannabis at all really? And it was if any of you may have when you’re on your websites, we had full scripts which is a supplement distribution company and I’m sure most of you know know that and full scripts, calls themselves full scripts dispensary. So some genius somewhere decided that that dispensary was was was a code word for for dealing with marijuana products, which for some reason, which I thought they were pretty much legal everywhere. The FTC decided that you can’t be texting about it. So we’re still not up and running. We still have that issue. They told us we have to take down or link to full scripts. I call it full scripts and they said one they don’t even carry even even any CBD products. And two, they even have something specifically on their website saying that they don’t carry any CBD products. So anybody Has anybody had any had any issues with anything like this. So if anybody have any, any suggestions, let me know. So, so that’s where we are with that. So next week, I will be off and we’ll have you have a great holiday.
1:45:52
What one thing you may be aware of
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is uh, Novo Nordisk is now suing small clinics who are selling semaglutide for weight loss.
1:46:02
I don’t know if you know this. I heard a rumor. Yeah. So you can’t be advertising that either.
Bill Clearfield 1:46:08
Yeah. So we’re, we’re, we’re in we’re in big trouble all over the place. Right. So okay, so anyway, well, we’re just going to be talking about the trade name stuff anyway.
1:46:23
So
Bill Clearfield 1:46:26
the body site it was we had them one remember we had the Katrina live in Toski was her name. They run a it’s an online sort of lifestyle clinic and they have they have a pretty good program. I’ve used them for a long time with you can load in patients names and they’ll automatically they have they have like 50 or 60 different diet plans loaded in and they’ll deliver recipes and menus daily for anywhere from 30 to 60 days to patients. So it’s quite a bit of a saving and it’s you know, a boon and they have videos on lifestyle things. And so I’ll be talking about them tomorrow so So Sylvia says get a lawyer and sue for loss of income. The problem is how do I know what the loss of income was? That’s, that’s not and not a not it’s sort of non quantifiable. I, you know, read this point. I don’t know. I’ve had a couple people call me outside of you know, either my personal cell phone or on the office and said they couldn’t get through with texting. So I’m just unfortunate that they didn’t shut my phone off too. So I was hoping Brad or Kent would still be on that. I guess he’s gone now. So so I don’t know if anybody if you have full scripts on your on your website. And and I you know what it is it’s it’s a supplement like like like warehouse you know, they they have a lot of companies and patients can actually go on there and order supplements that you recommend and you know, you get a little bit of a commission from it. But they call themselves dispensary. So, I guess that’s a that’s a four letter word these days. So anyway, that’s that’s that’s that. So any other way Silvia have any other advice
1:48:25
if you’re on jaunty around,
1:48:28
Everything’s beautiful. Great talk a lot of information. Wish. Everybody have a good fourth how’s it going?
1:48:36
Dude, I couldn’t find the unmute button. But yeah, and I mean, they’re, they’re the big guy. So it’s, it’s like you know what they always say whoever has the most money wins.
Bill Clearfield 1:48:49
So well, the phone company saying that was the FTC and they had it was out of their hands. So I don’t I call it full scripts. They said they never had they never had it had anybody that hadn’t happened. Anybody else? They’re pretty big outfit,
1:49:05
I think. And
Bill Clearfield 1:49:08
I don’t know, you know, just every every week once a week that something No, right. So any, so Dr. Benoit, again, thank you so much. Great lecture as always, everybody else have a lovely holiday week. Try to remember why we’re off. Sometimes it gets lost in the shuffle. And, John, you’ll let us know how to medical schools coming along.
1:49:38
Everything’s beautiful. And just throw out in everybody’s head. We’re going to have a East Coast gathering conference. Sometime. So in the next two months, three months, four months, but if anybody has any idea of what they want to present, they could either contact you or me on that.
Bill Clearfield 1:49:58
And we’ll we’ll get we’ll get a venue together. We’ll get a we’ll get a you know a definitive date I’m trying to skirt around all the oil you know, the big conferences. If we can maybe we should do it during omit. And, you know, all meds in Phoenix this year, I think we should do it across the street and see if we can detract the, you know, some of the aircraft
1:50:28
whatever you say. Yeah,
1:50:32
I did. I couldn’t
Bill Clearfield 1:50:33
think of it. I kind of liked that idea. Okay, everybody, thank you so much for being here. I like always I always like to say bring one friend and we’ll double our census.
1:50:45
Yeah, thank you everybody
1:50:47
for coming and
1:50:49
inviting me. I think a lot.
Bill Clearfield 1:50:52
Anybody Anybody else need a Oh man. Oh my oh man is in Orlando. Okay. Whatever you go, that’s the East Coast. You go John.
1:51:03
Well think about it.
1:51:05
Okay. All right. So,
Bill Clearfield 1:51:06
all right, everybody. Thank you so much. If you have something to present, please let me know. And, you know, we’re always interested in you know, our our homegrown crowd, you know, presenting their their stuff. So, till till next time, over and out. And we’ll see you
1:51:26
shortly. Alright, unite everybody.