The Role of Nutrition on Disease Prevention with Dr. John Sw…
Tue, Dec 20, 2022 4:44PM • 1:33:13
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SPEAKERS
Bill Clearfield
00:03
All right try it now are you on okay all right, we’re on right Share, share, go big can you hear me? Yep, yep. Okay. Cool. I can’t hear you. Is Swartz local? No. No,
Bill Clearfield 02:22
he’s, he’s in Miami. Okay. Yeah, as a machine you put your hand on it and tells you that your minerals are off or something.
02:32
Yeah, that’s more popular.
Bill Clearfield 02:37
It’s not exactly sure how those things work.
02:42
Or if they’re at all accurate, who knows? They’re getting better from what I’ve heard. Well,
Bill Clearfield 02:50
I don’t know. Well, we’ll find out right thank you for joining us, Dr. Rodriguez. Always a pleasure.
03:05
Thank you. Nice to see you guys.
Bill Clearfield 03:07
Nice to see you again. So I hope your did you get you don’t have a for him. Were you there? No, I wasn’t. I mean, either. So. Okay, well, we’re still trying to get the flavor of it. So we’re always looking for speakers. If you have anything that you’d like to add, we’re more than happy to is this a safe space?
03:33
Okay. So
Bill Clearfield 03:35
you let it let me know if you have anything you’d like to like to present.
03:41
Okay. So, okay, so, anything particular you guys are looking for, or well,
Bill Clearfield 03:51
you know, pretty anything integrative you know? We you know, any any the white bread medical world, we’re not all that interested in so we can only Egan leave that for the family practitioners or whatever. So
04:08
we just want the next great miracle cure.
Bill Clearfield 04:10
That’s not the next great miracle cure. So we find stuff that’s old. That seems to still work and it’s been forgotten. So those are the those are kind of the hidden the hidden gems.
04:25
So so any any trip
Bill Clearfield 04:33
tricks and a trade that kind of thing. So okay, so we signed on a little early because we’ve been having trouble getting on the last couple of weeks and we’ve been by the time we figured it out. We got it late so it only took us two tries this time. We’re doing better than before. So last week, we didn’t say get on until 10 After so so just relax. And we’ll you know we’ll be doing our thing shortly.
05:09
Okay, sounds good.
Bill Clearfield 05:27
Watch Joel do whatever it is that Joel does
05:31
RIGHT? Since last week. I cannot see my name. Who is that? Can you then I cannot mute myself. Yeah. I cannot see myself. Can you hear me Jeanette Dr. Act Avani. Yes. Can you mute me please,
Bill Clearfield 11:19
we can hear you
11:23
I cannot see my name to to do
Bill Clearfield 11:25
anything. I have your right in the center.
11:32
So you have your right in the center there. This thing happened last week. It never happened before that Stefan, how are you? I’m doing great.
Bill Clearfield 11:57
Any update on any update on the Yeah, the prostate project.
12:04
I’m getting a PSA on a guy who just did a full month and a half protocol of the project and it will be getting his PSA soon skies. Interesting case he’s got a myelodysplastic syndrome and he’s been had that for a long time and the large prostate. I wonder if there’s a relationship between the two. We’ll see what ivermectin lactoferrin does for both. But you know, I also got the guy on testosterone cream too. You know, I kind of discussed with him the studies by our Morgentaler Dr. Morgentaler showing that you know there’s really no association between prostate enlargement and doing testosterone replacement therapy. And so that’s going to be another part. Just seeing you know, what’s going on with the prostate. Are the old school thought train correct that testosterone causes prostate enlargement or not that I don’t think that’s going to be the case either. And this guy’s feeling great too and seem gubbins coming up just by doing TRT.
Bill Clearfield 13:03
Yeah, we well you know, I gave that talk with the AMG list last November on prostate dates and price dates and testosterone.
13:16
So yeah. Have you ever talked to Dr. Morgentaler? Yes, I
Bill Clearfield 13:21
actually I have.
13:22
Yeah, he’s amazing what he’s doing.
Bill Clearfield 13:25
Yeah, I have some really changed so we’re, we’re still we’re most interested in the in the, in your prostate with ivermectin project, so keep us safe.
13:38
Are you doing it yourself at all?
Bill Clearfield 13:40
I am doing it myself. Yeah, no, I haven’t gotten a new PSA but I was getting up every two hours. Now I’m getting up maybe once a night, so.
13:49
Wow. All right. It was much improved.
13:52
Yeah, that’s what we hear all the time. I’ll add your anecdote to Bliss.
Bill Clearfield 13:57
So I’ve been using 27 during that trial. I’ve been using 27 milligrams of ivermectin and 500 of
14:07
the law lactoferrin. Fantastic. And how quick sorry. How quickly did
14:21
you see did it take to find the reduction and nocturia? Probably about
14:25
two weeks. That’s quick. That’s good. Good to hear.
14:28
Yeah, I’m gonna be trying it on my dad as well. He has this inflamed cyst in his testicle and he’s had it for years and it’s gone to surgeons and had it operated on and all this but nothing is helped. So he’s going to be added to our kids profiles and see if we can reduce the pain system as testicle.
Bill Clearfield 14:47
Okay, so well. We have our speakers with us.
14:52
John,
15:02
thanks for one doing,
Bill Clearfield 15:04
we’re doing good. Thank you for coming again.
15:06
Absolutely. Is this all we have? Are we waiting on a few more? Well, usually
Bill Clearfield 15:10
they’ll they’ll filter in we’ll get a few more usually we end up with anywhere from 20 to 40. Like the Christmas week, so I’m not sure. If there’s a paucity of participants, we’ll we’ll we’ll run it again quickly.
15:27
Okay, that’s fair. So,
Bill Clearfield 15:30
so how I know you were at a forum How did it go?
15:35
Well, it was it was a bigger turnout than the year before which was positive as see a lot of talk a lot of vendors with peptides. I heard. Of course, that’s what a lot of the lectures were on. And yeah, no, it was a great turnout. We we were there of course and you know, you missed you have, of course, yeah, I
Bill Clearfield 16:00
just couldn’t make it this year. So
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but no, it was it was great. It was great.
Bill Clearfield 16:06
To Do you have a big turnout at your booth there.
16:11
Yeah, you know, we’re, uh, we’re always one of the busiest because we’re interactive and, you know, it’s a, it’s fun and, you know, preventive medicine
Bill Clearfield 16:22
and my handle on your machine and that tells me all the things that I shouldn’t be doing that I’m not
16:28
well, we have a lot of health care providers with the check engine light on so you know, it’s a wake up call you guys and girls or ladies and gentlemen are you know, keeping your head above water just to keep your patients alive, but a lot of times neglect your own health but you know, your patients, your family, your office staff, they all depend on you. So you have to be healthy too. Right? So Right.
Bill Clearfield 16:53
So it’s like the leaky plumber with the leaky faucet that never gets fixed, right? Yeah. So it’s a little bit you don’t have that big a crowd yet. It’s a little bit after five. You want to wait a couple minutes we can and if not, I you know again, normally we get between 20 and 40. We got about half that at the moment. So again, I don’t know if it’s holiday week. Or
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we did not back from New Hampshire and the airport was crowded so I have people leave and where I’m at and I know about everywhere else. New Hampshire. Yes, Florida.
Bill Clearfield 17:45
Don’t you live in Florida?
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I’m in Florida, but my wife sister’s there. So we all met up there the week before Christmas. It was cold, of course, but it was fun. We had a great time.
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Yeah, well, we’re used to it
Bill Clearfield 18:01
you know by now. So. So my son who lived in China for 20 years now lives in Mongolia. So you want to talk about cold? A good day is a good day is when it gets over zero in the middle. Wow. Yeah.
18:15
Where did it take a wrong turn?
Bill Clearfield 18:18
Well, he, he lived he went he graduated. He went to school in China. He learned a language and he stayed and he was an interpreter and he’s got a bunch of businesses and he got married and
18:30
then with the virus and all
Bill Clearfield 18:34
there they went absolutely out of their minds. And he’s they just had to get out of there. It was there for 18 years. Oh, wow. So now he’s in Wuhan. But tour. I have it on my phone here. I checked the temperature on a good day. It’s zero. They had a minus 24 the other day
18:52
how many months during the year? Is it cold?
Bill Clearfield 18:56
It begins in September and it goes all the way to April or May so Wow. A long time so long. Yeah. You ever go visit him? Well, he’s just been there since last summer. So I’ve been to China. I’m not going to I’m not going this time of the year that’s
19:13
wait till it’s summertime. Reno’s bad
Bill Clearfield 19:15
enough. Sure. Okay, so it’s a little bit after five.
19:20
We can get started. That’s fine. That’s a little bit after
Bill Clearfield 19:24
five and so, everybody, this is John Schwartz. He was gonna let you to introduce yourself.
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Hi, everyone. My name is John Ford, some of Preventive Medicine consultant with farm and x. And I’ve been with the company for a little over four years. very innovative, very forward thinking. In fact, the technology I’m going to show you this evening was way ahead of its time about 17 years ago, and now that the science and and healthcare is catching up to what we’re doing and and that’s the reason why I’m with the company. One of the reasons is innovation and, you know, prevention. I just believe in prevention. It’s the best cure to disease. And I’ve always been a believer in it. So it just was a good fit for me. And the values the company values and what they believe in all you know, they all sync up to what I’m doing there to what I believe in to which is honesty, integrity, knowledge and forward thinking like like I said, so I’m gonna go ahead and share my screen. I have a nice little presentation put together.
20:50
Let me know when you can see it.
20:55
There we got it. Okay, so I was going to name this presentation, you know, the role of nutrition and prevention but I call an audible and you know, in business, sometimes you have to call audibles just like Dr. Bill’s Philadelphia Eagles. are calling audible with the hurt. Jalen Hurts that wasn’t a dig that was just the analogy but sometimes you have to call in an audible and so I wanted to rename it a better way to do nutrition. And that’s what we’re we’re doing is just doing nutrition a better way. I mean, putting it on the map. Because for a long time, it hasn’t been there. It hasn’t even shown up and so we want to do it a better way we know there’s ways to do it. There’s ways to measure it. There’s ways to evaluate it. You know, but we want to we want to do it a better way and that’s what we’re doing.
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So I’m going to start off with a question. Does anybody know what the number one cause of death is in the United States right now? Biden did it cardiovascular disease. Okay. Cardio Biden cardiovascular disease, anyone else? mineral deficiency?
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Ah, interesting.
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You went out
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Well, according to Jama the number one leading cause of disease was dietary risk. So mineral deficiencies. I would I would give you that. Dietary risks. And tobacco use is the second one. And nobody’s measuring nobody’s measuring nutrition. Well, a limited amount of health care providers are even looking at nutrition or talking about with their patients, but it’s the number one risk factor that causes disease right now, and you know, I don’t think Jama is real big on prevention, but if they’re saying it you know, it has to be true. And of course, everything asterik you know, we’re already testing for right. alcohol, drug use air pollution, low physical activity, occupational risks. I mean, these are all lifestyle decisions. That people or healthcare providers are are brushing over and not even looking at an all and so, you know, we want to, we want to be able to, you know, quantify, quantify these risk factors and allow it to be another biomarker of health. You know, I love when I talk to somebody and after I measure them measure their diet and nutrition and and they score poorly and they go well, you know what, my doctor just gave me a great report. I had a physical and all my blood work checks out fine. I said, that’s great. But that’s just a snapshot of today in time. What are you doing for your diet and lifestyle that’s going to make sure or help you have the same good result next year, or five years from now? Because right now your check engine lights on and just like in your car, you left that leave that on notice there and checked, it’s going to lead to bigger problems. And that’s the same with with your diet and nutrition and oxidative stress and inflammation, that we leave that engine that check engine light on an extended period of time that’s going to snowball into disease. And that’s and that’s what we’re looking at. We’re looking at this oxidative stress from poor diet, environment, poor lifestyle decisions, is what’s creating the slow burn, and now snowballing into disease and when it gets to disease, then it’s too late, then we’re just managing it. So we want to optimize people’s health here so that we don’t have disease later on or we can push disease later on in life. So this is from the CDC, this is your government. This isn’t anything I pulled up. Chronic diseases in America probably doesn’t surprise you but six out of 10 have one chronic disease and four out of 10 of us have two or more. And all these diseases right here are lifestyle diseases that can be preventable, prevent, and we’re gonna go into that with diet and lifestyle. And you know, we’re as a country, we’re just eating too much drinking too much sitting too much, and smoking too much. And, you know, that has to change. Otherwise, people are just going to get sicker and sicker. And we’re not going to get a grip of this. And, you know, it’s an educational thing. It’s, you know, it’s, it’s showing people you know, where to start, because a lot of them, I believe, want to get healthy. I don’t think anybody really wants to get sick. I just don’t think they know where to start, or how to take that first step. Right. And so that’s what we’re showing people take that first step they want to see quick results, they want to see fast results, they want to see measurable results, and that’s what we’re able to show them. And so that gets them now into a mindset of Okay, what else can I do? And so that’s where we can start creating positive habits. gonna, I’m gonna have to go over it. The numbers are getting out of control. I mean, we spend $4.1 trillion. The Global Health Care spend is 10 trillion. We spend 4 trillion of it on health care, and, and our life expectancy is going down, and we’re spending more money than any other country. So I just threw this in here because I thought it was interesting. But these are developed countries. And you can see us way down here. We spend more than any other developed country in the world. And we have the poorest performance in health care. This basically tells us here that US has good administrative type roles, but healthcare were the worst. They actually had to reconfigure these numbers to get us on the chart. We were actually off the chart here and it wasn’t even measurable. They had to reconfigure this to at least be on the chart. That’s how far off we are. With the rest of the world in our health care performance. I thought this was interesting. This was a prescription drug depletion chart from the University of Maryland, their alternative medicine department. They put a list of drugs together and what nutrients that depletes. And so a lot of these drugs are being taken by people every day, sometimes 10 or more, and they’re becoming nutrient depleted because of the prescription drugs were taken. And we do see that in our measurements with people on high prescription medications, they score very poorly with their overall nutrition and their inflammation and oxidative stress. I know it’s kind of tiny, hard to see but a lot of these drugs are commonly prescribed today. So, you know, diet and lifestyle is the number one leading cause of preventable disease. Right? And nobody’s getting optimal nutrition that was a study done in JAMA. The Medical Association, the American Medical Association recanted their position on vitamins and supplements and they agreed that every adult should take a multivitamin because our soils are depleted we have for food distribution. People aren’t eating the same foods every day, right eating enough quantity. I mean, less than two servings of fruits and vegetables a day. I mean, it’s it’s it’s very poor. You know, and people are self prescribing you know, they’re out there, they they’re taking their health into their own hands. They lost credibility with the health care system because it became transactional. And, you know, they just feel like they’re becoming a number and they lost all credibility and health. Care. And so they’re out there, they’re taking supplements, they have no idea if they work, they have no idea if they’re safe. They have no idea of the company. You know, what’s on the label is supposed to be on the label, but they’re taking it anyway, because they heard somebody had great results. Or they read something or, you know, they got a recommendation. And so, you know, we want to just do it better. We want to get put that health care back into your hands. And that’s what we’re doing. So we got to make prevention a priority, which I know you all believe. And, and that’s what we’re doing. I believe we’re on a cusp here where prevention is just going to take off and before it wasn’t able to be monetized and now it can be monetized now health care providers can, you know, make money from it, and their patients are forcing their hands. Patients are demanding wellness prevention, early detection, they want to be listed in their health care provider, and if they can’t find it, they’re going to fire them. I talked to a guy he fired his cardiologist the cardiologist couldn’t believe it. Why? Because he didn’t feel like the cardiologist was listening to you know, him as a person as a patient. You felt like he was just, you know, had an agenda. And it was that way or no way. And so he fired his cardiologist and found somebody else. And so that’s what we’re seeing now. No patients are are demanding this.
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So these are this is pubmed.gov. Again, this is the NIH. You know, these are all studies these aren’t cases. These are studies on nutrition, specifically, you know, managing oxidative stress you know, fruit and vegetable consumption, making sure you have enough micronutrients. And so these are all different disease categories here, you could put any disease affliction in with oxidative stress, antioxidants, carotenoids, and these are 10s of 1000s of studies that are peer reviewed, and currently, you know, at your fingertips and validates everything that we’re doing. There’s a great study that I’ll show you on carotenoids, then ALS, Lou Gehrig’s disease. So neurology has a great you know, there’s nutrition and neurology has, you know,
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apart
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so, these are different specialties, you know, in medicine we divide up the different body systems, but really the body works as a whole. And nutrition is the foundation of that, you know, I heard one of your colleagues say that, you know, when you fix the patient’s nutrition, you fix 80% of their symptoms, and now you have 20% to work with I strongly believe that I believe the body doesn’t want to be in a disease state it wants to heal itself, but it can if it doesn’t have the proper nutrition to do that. And so what happens is it starts robbing from organs, they start failing early, and you know, it ends up losing the war because it’s unsustainable. It needs the nutrients to, you know, to function properly and most people aren’t getting that, in fact, only one out of eight people, according to CDC are actually eating healthy enough in this country, which is pretty sad and seven out of eight are metabolically unhealthy. I mean, you can pick them out as they’re walking by with the visceral fat, you know, around their midsection, but, you know, you don’t have to necessarily be overweight to be metabolically unhealthy. To seven out of eight people in this country are metabolically unhealthy, poor diet or lifestyle that shifts the biochemistry in the body, in the pancreas, the liver and all those areas that that help with metabolic health. So these are studies with nutrition. Current I mean, this one was done last year at Harvard, just three to five servings of fruits and vegetables a day and extend someone’s lifespan by 13%. Here’s another study here on fruit and vegetable consumption and reducing cancer. We have another Harvard study with fruit and vegetable consumption and reducing breast cancer risk. And so not only preventing breast cancer, but also lowering the reoccurrence. We have an OBGYN using our system and platform and went from diagnosing one breast cancer a day to one a week. And so, you know, he he’s a believer, both his parents died at 60 and now he’s into his 70s and so he he defined you know, he redefined his genetics through exercise, good lifestyle habits and proper nutrition. There’s some other studies with breast cancer, you know, and a lot of cancers I mean, you know, most cancers in less than 5% are hereditary 40% are due to, you know, nutrition and then the other 55% are due to the environment. We just have to stack the deck in the body’s favor, to help to be able to counteract all these environmental insults that we’re exposed to. Here’s another one on atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease. We actually have doctors that do endothelial testing and you know, they’ve been able to reverse people’s cardiovascular. We’re not claiming that none of the things I’m saying it’s claiming but they were able to reverse the biological age and their patients cardiovascular disease, or cardiovascular system by just making sure their nutrition, managing that oxidative stress in optimizing that patient’s health. A lot of what we’re doing for Eye Health. The eye is a complex organ requires a lot of nutrition. There’s a lot of prevention with the eye and prevent cataracts to help prevent macular degeneration help prevent glaucoma. Those are all Summer Genetics. We get that but we have ophthalmologists, we have optometrists actually reversing drusen in the eye which at one point once you got Druze and that was it. That was a death sentence. You were going into full blown macular degeneration and there was no returning. They’re actually seeing now the Druze and then the eye disappear. The actually the mitochondria turning back on in the eye and so that’s pretty, pretty amazing to be able to reverse macular degeneration and I help this was this is the one on ALS. This was a nice study done with nutrition carotenoids. And vitamin C helping to prevent ALS. And so that’s it’s nice to see that this is just a horrible, horrible disease antioxidants and hormone replacement therapy, environmental in causing oxidative stress, you know, inhibits the reptile erectile function and also you know, low testosterone males. So managing that oxidative stress is going to optimize your patients HRT therapy, because now the affinity for the hormones are going to bind properly. And we have that oxidative stress at a much lower level. Otherwise, you’re competing for receptor sites and now the patients aren’t going to get proper therapy. Their symptoms are going to come back and what do we do? We raise the dose of the hormones Well, what if you looked at the underlying issue would have looked at the nutrition and their oxidative stress corrected that now you may be able to give them a lot less hormones to manage their symptoms and get them back to homeostasis. And we also see that in diabetics with insulin where the higher the oxidative stress, the affinity for the insulin goes lower. And so when you manage that oxidative stress and they have high oxidative stress those patients and inflammation when you manage that, then we see that the patients doctors are able to manage that insulin a lot better and not have to keep raising the dose on the insulin. This is a study done on wound healing with what we’re doing and and when you have we managing that oxidative stress and raising antioxidant levels to chronic noids. The wounds are going to heal faster. You’re going to have less complications before surgery, during surgery and also after surgery. So we have a lot of Orthopedic Surgeons using our technology and our products. So what is the answer? What are we talking about all that as well? You know play this short video?
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it’s can’t hear it again, John. Yep, better. Yep, I can hear you. Okay. All right. Can you see my screen your screen? Okay. So, this is the world’s only
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non invasive way to measure the two greatest risk factors for disease which is diet and lifestyle. And we have over 110 clinical studies that back that up the science it’s 30 seconds. It’s non invasive, doesn’t require any blood. But it’s more accurate than a blood test because it’s it’s not what you’re eating. But what you’re absorbing. Right. So you could be eating the healthiest diet, but if you’re not absorbing it, then there’s there’s a big issue there. I think we’ll all agree so you know, this test was third party created at the University of Utah wasn’t created by us. It was the size of an MRI machine. And we purchased all the licensing and all the rights for $10 million. And we put another 100 million dollars into it to get from the size of that MRI machine to a portable version where we can now be able to fit and every doctor in every specialty can have access to for their patients. And so like the video said it’s based on Nobel Prize winning science called Raman spectroscopy, which has been around for years. It’s used by NASA NOW and the Hubble telescope and the rover on Mars. But our device is the only device for human use. And so now you know it’s it’s no more What did you how’s your diet? No more guesswork on that part. Right let’s put your hand on it. Let’s see if you’ve been eating, you know healthy since the last time I spoke to you and that’s when you hear all the excuses Oh, well I went to happy hour last night. It was our anniversary I kind of well that’s fine would have been doing the rest of the time right because this is this measures back 60 days. That’s the turnover for the nutrients to hit the skin is about every 60 days. And you know you can do a measurement once a month that that’s, you know, your preferred way but you know, it’s a quick easy way to measure the patient’s nutrition and their lifestyle without you know, doing blood draws and all that
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so, of course it’s backed by ice. It’s backed by science, Stanford. University as devices Texas Tech. Yale, of course, has a device they did a 10 year study for us on it, concluding that it is an accurate, objective measurement of a patient’s diet and their lifestyle. And you know, we’ve been you know, we’ve been backed by, by, you know, all these institutions as well. Our products are the first to be used in the Olympic team. And they’re also in the physician desk reference, which I’ll show you later. So this is the 10 year study from Yale that I mentioned. This was completed in 2013. This is the evolution of the scanner. We come a long way, just like the first computers, desktop computers. home computers just like the first cell phones right there big and clunky not everybody had it everybody waited till a sleeker easier to use less expensive version came out. This is Dr ROM and here back in 1922. This was the device the 9099 patients had to fly out to Utah to get the test. And then in 2003 We got it from this weapon of mass destruction looking thing down to this table top it still took 45 minutes to to calibrate. You had to use these special parties to calibrate it took 45 minutes to warm up how to tether it to a computer. The second version was this one right here. And that was the the Mount Everest version that was the Mount Everest version. They took this up to Mount Everest, and they got the same reading from ground zero all the way at the top of the peak they had the same reading with the device. So you know that was the called the Mount Everest technology there and this one here. And then of course in 2013 we have the most recent version. We are working on a fourth version right now we hired one of the lead engineers from Apple to redesign it, we’re focusing on more personalized nutrition. So instead of just a broad range, you’re gonna get more narrowed specific to the patient. We scanned over 30 million people we have a big database to work with. And and so we have all that to build into that. And we’re also looking at DNA tests where a test would be able to do a swab on the patient. find exactly what based on their DNA that they would need for nutritional, you know, corrections. And then AI technology will then go ahead and recommend product for the patient based on their DNA. And then it becomes more personalized. So it’s the first DNA test that will also have AI technology built in and will do those recommendations for the patient. This is some of the technology went over in the video using Raman spectroscopy basically white light one wavelength shines into the skin gets the electrons on the crop noids and then those activate those double covalent bonds and then bounces back as green light and that’s what the can that’s what the scanner is counting very accurate. It only has a 7% variance. If you want to put that into perspective glucometers about 35% variance, and I think blood pressure cuff is worse. So 7% is very accurate for a medical device. So you know this is what we’re doing is you know managing that oxidative stress. That’s what we’re doing through nutrition measuring that inversely with the device. We know that oxidative stress if left unchecked turns into inflammation and we know inflammation then can turn into disease. So we want to hit that off at the past as soon as possible. Get that check engine light turned off. And so you know we all understand about free radical damage. And you know we’re always exposed to it even lack of sleep, stress. That’s all taxing on the body that all creates free radicals. And so our body is constantly trying to combat this every day. Most people understand what happens to an apple when you cut it in half. Well that’s what happens inside of us. Most of us are aging 1020 years faster on the inside than our chronological age. And that’s why the last 2030 years of wise people are being defined by these lifestyle diseases. Because after a while, it all catches up and then all of a sudden where did this happen? Where did it come from? What have you been doing? The last 1020 years you’ve been abusing your body? And then after a while enough’s enough. So you know, technology adoption, you know, when we first came out with this, you know, everybody said no, you’re crazy. This is we don’t understand this. You know, we mentioned antioxidants to doctors back then and they threw us out of their office. They said you’re nuts. Nutrition is, you know, we don’t believe in nutrition. But after time passes, there was no studies back then. Now there’s a ton of studies doctors are more open to nutrition, they know what they’re doing, not working. And so now we’re at this part right here, where we’re in the early majority face right? And this thing’s just gonna blast off. And then on the other side of this, you have your conservatives that want to hold on they want to wait and see what everybody else is doing. And then they adopted but it’s too late by then right because everybody else is way ahead of the game. Now they’re just starting. And then you have your your skeptics and you’re late, late to the game late to the table right but when you come late to the to the Thanksgiving table, there’s pretty much scraps there. Right? So you want to you want to get on when you know when it’s really, really taken off and we’re there right we’re we’re at that point, you know, COVID I know I said the big C word but that really sped things up for us because people now are really looking at their health and a different life. They’re re you know, configuring things. They’re thinking about it differently. I know I did. I changed my diet and I lost 30 pounds. Reverse My blood pressure. Now it’s in a manageable range. So you know, these are just things that you know, people are starting to catch on now. And they’re demanding from their from their healthcare providers. They want to be, you know, giving all the tools possible. And the best value to you know, help prevent disease. You know, my parents got this, what can I do to prevent this from happening? That’s what they want to know. So, you know, this is this device. You know, is also a tool that can help with, you know, looking at supplementation, you know, and is the supplements that people are taking actually work. And a lot of people are spending a lot of money on supplements including health care providers, you know, we that, you know, they think it works, the science shows it should work. Theory says it should work, but at the end of the day, it’s you, you’re not everybody that was in the study. So how do you know if what you’re taking is actually working? That’s what patients want to know. They, okay, they believe you to a point, but after 30 days, they don’t feel something. They’re going to start questioning what they’re taking what you told them to take, but when they can see a measurement and they can see improvement. That’s a retention tool. So most people think that this is a device that just promotes a service. No, this is a device that retains your patience, because retail supplements have less than 20% retention. We have a 70% retention with this device, just because like whatever we told you, they want to see patients want to see quick results, and they want to see it and that’s what this allows them to do. And then it continues them on. So you know once you have identified problems you have to have a solution, right? I mean, supplement market is $60 billion market right now and growing. It didn’t get that on its own. It’s because your patients are out there self prescribing, but they’re doing it irresponsibly. They’re taking advice from somebody that’s in their 20s Making some extra cash going through college, when they should be taking this advice from you. And so mostly your supplement brands are owned by guess one pharmaceutical companies.
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You might want to question that. Why? Because pharmaceutical companies have an agenda. Their agenda is to move their pharmaceutical drugs. They’re not going to put a lot of money into r&d into supplements or into the raw materials because why? They want to promote and develop new drugs. So that’s where all that money r&d is gonna go. So companies owned by Pfizer, you really think they’re putting a lot of money into emergency and Centrum Okay, a lot of you probably use metagenics. Did you know that metagenics is owned by Amway. Well, these are all companies that you know, are the own supplement companies that your patients are taking. And they have no idea if they work, I mean, and so you know, these are just things that we need to be aware of. So you know, we’ve done market research, I mean, patients are, are out there spending the money. We know Millennials are spending about 62. And this was a couple years ago, it’s probably more now. But, you know, baby boomers are spending about $130 a month on supplements. Your Millennials about $63 but they have no idea if it works, and they’re confused. They walk down the aisle. They have no idea if the products work. They’re just going off a price when you have the same product and all kinds of different prices. They’re going to just pick the one that’s the cheapest, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best. So they’re confused. But they would rather take a recommendation from you. At the end of the day, patients would rather take a recommendation from their health care provider on what their health care should be. And part of that is proper nutrition, and supplementation, because we know that patients aren’t going to be able to get eight to 10 servings of fruits and vegetables a day. It’s just impossible. So you have to supplement you have to fill in those gaps where you’re going to be deficient. And that’s what we’re doing here. So we have a product that’s seven formulas in one. We want to take the thinking away from you. We want to take the thinking away from the patient. You know we want to keep it simple. This is actually nine four is an AI formula. And it is a I formula and brain formula. And so, you know the patient would come in get them and it has 40 Plus antioxidants, including all the you know phytonutrients that are in the plants that patients aren’t eating. So patients aren’t even orange peels. That’s where all the bio flavonoids are contained. The healthiest part of an avocado is the scene. Most people aren’t eating these great. The Great is the seat and a grape is the healthiest part of the great most people aren’t eating the grape seeds, they’re spitting them out. So you know these are all the different phytonutrients that keep the plants healthy, but also keep us healthy. That we want to make sure that people are getting in their diet. And so the products are in the PDR the physician desk reference, you could check it out. You don’t just get in there by luck. You have to have a lot of substantiation, a lot of research
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to get into there.
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And so it’s the importance of measurements, right? You know, that’s how plus statin drugs came to market because as soon as you were able to measure cholesterol, that’s when you’re able to develop a drug. Same with bone density and calcium. Same with vitamin D. Once you know you can measure vitamin D you can monetize the test and you can also you know, revenue from the vitamin D and the same thing with glucose and that’s how these markets all developed. And so you know, we have a supplement market that just kind of developed because patients are educating themselves. But we want to do it properly. We want to be able to, you know, have a measurement for it. So it follows the scientific method, right valuate recommend retest, that’s blood pressure. Cholesterol valuate recommend retest. Same with what we’re doing valuate their diet their lifestyle, their supplements, make a recommendation, retest. And so we talked about tension and compliance, you know, getting your patients to be more compliant with your direction and now you’re getting paid off of your influence instead of you know, fee for service, which, you know, that’s the way it should be. So, you know, most patients come in, you know, they’ll, they’ll fail the test. You know, there’ll be in this orange and red. We give people a grade. Most people don’t understand that number. When you tell them their cholesterol is 300 They have no idea what that means. While you tell them it’s bad, right? Same thing with this, and they don’t understand a number but they do understand a grade. So we give people a grade. You know if it’s in the red, that’s where your smokers and diabetics are. Your average American diet is going to be here in the orange that’s a D, you know, people that are taking supplements are in the yellow and then your vegetarians will be in the green and you know people that are, you know vegans very, very healthy eating, managing their stress levels get good sleep, they’ll be 50,000 or greater. This is the equivalent of eight to 10 servings of fruits and vegetables a day when you’re scoring 50,000 or greater. And that’s ideally where you want your patients to be. That’s where their nutrition is the most optimal. And that’s what that’s what we’re focusing on where is their nutrition need to be where the body is running at its highest level. Most people don’t understand what that feels like. So right away you know, when they get there, they’re gonna get more energy sleep better and have less fruit, food cravings, everything that they’re getting from, you know, a poor diet and so I’m gonna go into a little bit about the founders of a company. These are rock stars and in their fields, Michael Chang was involved at Merck and creating the first statin drug. Joseph Chang which is still with the company, he was supposed to sign on for five years as a consultant and then right off into the sunset. 25 years later, he’s still there because of the innovation and the excitement of what they’re creating. We just released a product in September. That’s the only product of its kind that addresses metabolic syndrome. So all the symptoms of metabolic so we did tests of a sedentary person with metabolic syndrome. We did a heat map of a athlete, the Olympic athlete of course, they’re going to have different biomarkers right? And then we did the sedentary person on the product. The sedentary person on the product match the Olympic athlete with their biomarkers for metabolic health and it also helps with gut health and inflammation. We have seven clinical studies on it already published in reputable journals. And so those are the types of products that these gentlemen are putting out. But Joseph Chang he came from Wyeth, and he was instrumental, instrumental and rapamune and a few other drugs that are still used today. And then of course, Carl jurasky is the father of birth control. I know that’s an oxymoron but he was the father of birth control and he has since you know left us but these gentlemen all left their careers because in drug development, they send them out and they go look for plants. Find a plant that can cure this, this disease and so what they do is they go out and search for plants. Bring the plant back, change the molecule pack the trunk. Well, this gentleman said, well, the plant molecules are more effective than your pharmaceutical manipulated molecule. So we’re going to leave and we’re going to start our own company and bring all this research and use natural ways to heal the body instead of pharmaceutical ways that are being used now in this transactional form of medicine that we have. And so they left their careers they raised $40 million, and they created pharma next, and they were putting together really great products. But you know, like all great scientists, they needed some help in in the marketing and development. They we follow a strict quality control process called the six s process. There’s six S’s here as you can see, highest day there, you know, selection is important. They only source the best ingredients. They want to make sure that all the ingredients check out in our specification, then they everything is standardized. So the first capsule of the bottle and the last capsule you take is the same, the expiration date from day one. So the last is the same potency. And these are just things in every capsule is the same size. So these are just things that they are really strict on safety. Of course, they take all the safety measures we test for over 600 different pesticides, herbicides, chemicals. I mean, everybody wants to know Is it organic, organic, really doesn’t mean anything. Organic is just a growing process. There’s a lot of contamination that happens with organic foods in that processing of them, but we do beginning middle and end stage testing so that there’s there’s nothing in there. I did not want to do that. In substantiation, they do double blind placebo controlled studies on all their all their products. And so you know it follows a scientific method so you can be sure that your patients are getting a quality product because you know, this doesn’t happen in every company. You know, most companies don’t have the capital to do this to source the highest ingredients. And so what they do is they cut corners for to make a bigger profit. So you really have to know what you’re recommending to the patient. Just because they say it doesn’t mean it. You know, you want to check them out. We encourage you to come out to the facility of Provo, Utah. Meet the leaders. I mean, we have a scientific board we have 75 full time scientists and 13 set 13 different specialties. You know, we have all these scientists here that votes on different products. They just voted to reinvest $500 million back into the company. Most companies aren’t doing that. They don’t have the capital to do that. So, you know, there’s there’s capital there, the company doesn’t have any debt. And they’re 38 years old, publicly traded. So everything I’m telling you is out in the open. It’s not like a private company where they don’t have to disclose that everything I’m telling you is out there because it’s cheap. It’s traded on the stock exchange. We’re looked at by the SEC, that’s why we have to be watch what we say. And so you know, everything’s on the up and up. I went over this. I mean, it’s actually a $3 billion company. They’re projected to go 10 billion in the next 10 years. The scanners going to be a lot of that. And so we get tough, fifth most trusted company in America by Forbes. We get that consistently a lot. You know trustworthy is is rare these days. This is this is one of the buildings there. They have three other buildings. Three Three other campuses. This is one of the buildings right there.
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A lot of what we do is epi genetics driven. We are the leaders in Epi genetics. We purchased all the science for caloric restriction, which is the only scientific way to slow down the aging process. We look we identified all the genes that cause aging in the body. And we were able to reverse those back to 92% when you were 18 years old again. So this is a heat map. Of your DNA or your you know, genes when they’re young. And then these are your DNA when they’re old. So they shift right knew the switches turn on and off the mitochondria get lazy. They die like the batteries in our car and that’s why we age well, we were able to figure out how to switch the mitochondria back on using nutrition and different foods substances. And so we were able to then mimic caloric restriction with several of our products. And that’s what we call our age lock science. And we were featured on the Discovery Channel for this and you know, we have several products that that target this and target all the aging in the organs. And reset that we have brain scans for you know, brain health and you know, we can share that all with you. We even do our own growing very environmental conscious. We replace everything that we you know select and harvest. We also grow our own substances or raw materials, using vertical growing, using less resources, less water and not taxing on the environment. There’s some products that we can’t get away from because the area of the country they live in that environment, that humidity, that temperature, like we’re talking about China and the beginning. With Dr. Bill Sun living out there. There’s just certain, you know, products that live in grown certain areas that you just aren’t going to be able to mimic but most of what we do, we’re able to grow on our own. And then this is just a slide of what we do. This is 5% of what we do but 95% of who we are again why I’ve joined the company. We feel fed 800 million kids so far across the world. We develop a fortified meal. There’s two different versions, one’s lentil and one is maybe rice or something else. But anyway, it’s it’s it’s going to give them all the nutrients that they need to develop instead of just you know, bloating them with rice and water and bread. But it’s actually going to be able to you know, sustain them health wise and so we’re able to able to do that, which I’m very proud of. And so, you know, we could talk about some, you know, the revenue. I mean, I know. Sometimes that’s important, right? I mean, we we have businesses to run. I know you know you have to pay employees, you have to keep the lights on so it’s important to, you know, be able to do that. Dr. Bill, is it alright to talk about revenue, or did you want to
Bill Clearfield 1:15:09
absolutely yeah, no.
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We’re good to go.
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So there’s two ways that you can make money with this program, and it’s all cash is charged for the test and you set that testing fee, we recommend 20 to $25. A blood test is 300 to 600. It might be more now but that’s just gonna give you a snapshot. And of course, it’s going to change when you do another blood test because patients aren’t eating the same foods every day. So if they’re deficient in potassium, today, they’re going to be deficient maybe in magnesium. You know, later on so you set the testing fee. You know, if you’re scanning 10 patients per day Monday through Friday and charge $20 per test, you’re making an extra 50,000 a year. Most doctors are billed this testing fee and to their office visit or to a program for her have established but you you control that and it cost you less than $2 about $2 to do a scan. So the rest of that is profit for you. And then when you recommend a product, you know every 100 patients is about 35,000 of additional income so you can add about you know an extra five figures to the practice with this with just 100 patients per year. On product and scanning you know 10 patients per day and so that together you know is a nice is a nice additional revenue stream. So, these are some other examples, you know that I can share with you for you know estimated growth. This is a spreadsheet that we use. So, this is real conservative numbers. So, if you see here 10 patients a day to go on a product and the average spend is about $100. I put a 20% retention or retention rate remember it’s close to 70 and a $20 testing fee is an extra $161,000 to the practice and that’s only 319 patients taking a product. You don’t need 3000 So, you know it’s a nice additional revenue stream. The startup investment is minimal. It’s actually a little bit more now it’s it’s 3700 because of inflation 3700 But a lot of that inventory 920 500 That is inventory. You know if you have retail products now you’re buying inventory anyway 2500 That is inventory because we want your staff and we want you taking the product. The patient wants to do what you’re doing. They don’t want to do what you’re telling them to do. They don’t want to do what somebody else is doing. They want to do what you’re doing. Look, Mr. Patient, this is what I’m doing. This is what I want you to do. And so we want the health care provider. We want the staff to build their story, build a belief and get their scores up because you want to be talking to talk walking walk. And then the rest of that is lifetime training and marketing. We give you all the marketing that you need to be successful. So it’s basically a business in a box for yourself that’s yielding another 100,000 You know, conservatively to the practice, and oh by the way, this is residual income. This is passive income for you. You don’t have to see more patients to get this additional revenue stream. you’re leveraging the current date patients that you have now, and I can show you another presentation how you’ll make 63% more margins per year return of investment with this system versus your current retail model for supplements. And I could show you that and we could do a presentation if you’d like but the point is is that you know this is residual income. You can pass this down to your kids, your your family, you know if you want to keep it in the evaluation of your practice when you sell one day fine, but you don’t have to this is separate. This is separate that you can give to your kids and they can keep generation generating money from it. And then they can pass it down to your grandkids and now you’re creating some generational wealth for yourself and for your family. And that’s what I love about it is creating some generational wealth, which is hard to do. These are some of our endorsers that are using the the the technology and the device Dr. Dean, he was doing the studies before and afters on reversing the cardiovascular health and the patients. Welcome to reach out to him. Dr. Ben Gonzalez speaks at the a four M He’s a strong believer he doesn’t put any patient on HRT or metabolic changes in metabolic health until they get their scan score up. Dr. Feld is the OB GYN that has diagnosed one breast cancer a day and since using the device, one a week, and there’s a several other physicians here that that are endorsing it.
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And then we have some some other testimonials.
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So you know the window of opportunity, you know starts now right? You wait it’s sometimes too late. Right? You know, wish would have could have should have? Well, you know, it’s the opportunity is is you know yours to lose. So, you know, with that being said I can open it up to questions. I know we have some questions in the chat. I appreciate the time and thank you for listening.
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Thank you John
Bill Clearfield 1:21:43
question is uh covered by insurance? I think you mentioned something about that, right?
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Yeah, we didn’t want to go the insurance route because they were just going to insurance was just going to screw it up anyway. Right. So, you know, unless you’re getting extremely high reimbursements with insurance. You know, I wouldn’t, I wouldn’t, you know, be concerned too much with that patients are already spending the money and this is a way to control you’re more of a control of your revenue.
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I have one question. Have you done much animal studies, animal testing?
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We have not we have not done much animal testing not
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so I’ve been I’ve been studying this because you just saw me eat a steak here. So if you feed how grass and it is able to eat grasses of natural should be it will have a higher meat profile of beta carotene and the higher k two content so that’s why I always eat a grass finished cow. I would be more interested in actually testing the animals at the farm to see if they have indeed high beta carotene content. So I know that I’m getting a good quality meat.
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That would be interesting. Yeah, that would be that would be really interesting.
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You guys skip the animal testing right? The human
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Yeah, I really don’t have an answer for that. I don’t know what the what the reasoning
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for I’d like you guys to go to. I want to see the study. I want you guys to go to a feedlot where they feed the cows grain and corn once you test those animals and I want you to guys go to a place like white oak pastures regenerative agriculture, farm and test those animals and let me know the results.
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Okay, sounds good.
Bill Clearfield 1:23:29
How would you put the one the one the scanner though that would be
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just shave a spot on their skin. It goes on the skin right?
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It goes on the skin right.
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Interesting. That would be interesting. Yeah.
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You need to be fasting for this test. You don’t need to be fasting though.
Bill Clearfield 1:23:58
Is this similar to mega point resolved spectroscopy.
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Dr. Dell asked that question. So that’s
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a great question. I’m not familiar with that. But I will definitely look into it and get back to you
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Well, that’s something I was just reading a review article on vitamin C and home Alzheimer’s disease, which was pretty, pretty good article actually. And they talked about Omega point results but SPECT trust ca P, which we’re using to look at vitamin C levels in the brain. And I was thinking that that may be similar, similar to what you do, but it sounds like yours is primarily on skin. Correct. How deep into the skin does it go?
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So it doesn’t go too deep. It’s it’s just on the upper layer there the epidermis. It doesn’t go too deep, but I could definitely share with you the Yale study and they go into more details on that.
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Oh, yeah, I would really I really liked that. My other question is, I’ve noticed that a lot of skin products now have vitamin E or vitamin D or all sorts of things in them and I’m wondering if perhaps that would affect the reading that do you have to make sure they’re not using skin products on their skin? on their hands? Hand lotions, including?
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Right so yeah, so it’s picking up the crop noids so you know, as long as
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strictly correct nights? Correct. Not antioxidants. Other antioxidant Correct.
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Well, we we’ve done serum tests of other antioxidants like vitamin E and vitamin C and compare them to the skin carotenoids score and when we saw correlation where when they cross and the weights are high on the skin, the serum levels of the antioxidants like C and E are also high. So it is a great indication
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of all antioxidants. Whatever you’re putting on your skin is not going to affect that. Correct. Just wondering Thank you.
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No great questions.
Bill Clearfield 1:26:22
The skin color affect the results.
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Yes, it does. That’s why we do the palm of the hand. Because yes, the melanin will in the skin will give a different
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score. Okay, great questions.
Bill Clearfield 1:26:40
Yeah, that’s what what what kind of difference would would it make? Do you know?
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Yeah, I don’t know the exact difference how, how off it would be. I could share the Yale study they can think there’s more in depth detail in there. of why they use the palm you know, versus the outside. But I know melanin was was a
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factor in that.
Bill Clearfield 1:27:13
Okay. Okay. Okay, that’s all the questions that are in the chat so far. Anybody else have any anything to questions or to add?
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Going once, going twice. Okay, John,
Bill Clearfield 1:27:31
thank you. So much. I have your contact is zero. If anybody’s interested is so you can get in touch with me. Can you put did you put up on the screen or?
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Or just have? Yeah, I can put my foot in the chat here mention in the chat Yeah. and phone number
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if you have any questions or you’d like me to share any of these studies, I can definitely do that.
Bill Clearfield 1:28:14
Are you okay, so Dr. Dell left her email address. They’re interested in the Yale study. So definitely grab that.
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Okay.
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All right. Well, everybody have a Merry Christmas. And happy new year and Yes. Next year,
Bill Clearfield 1:28:33
everybody, thank you so much for your participation. Then it’s been a year for us, as you all know. And next week, we have Dr. Colossus going to give us oxytocin part two. We’ve already had part one. Remember, all of our all of our was sorry d
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all of our previous
Bill Clearfield 1:29:08
talks are an ALS rd.org/webinars. They’re usually up within 24 to 48 hours. And we get sometimes we get the slideshows, we get transcripts and there’s video and so we’re already organizing for next years. We have a fairly nice lineup already. With a couple of superstars. We have Dr. Smith, Pam Smith is going to be with us Kathleen O’Neill Smith. I’m still trying to twist Dr. Labelle Zarm again and a couple of couple of new folks and some of our favorites from last year. So and again all the videos are up on aos er d.org/webinars And we are we will be have a small presence at nomas Nevada Osteopathic Medical Association’s winter conference in Lake Tahoe if you’re interested in that. They have an interesting format they have lectures from six to 9am then they break for skiing 4pm Then they come back from from four to seven. So it’s an interesting format. And so if you’re interested in that and you like skiing, you know Lake Tahoe is world class ski, ski resorts and will any any questions any anything left else for John here? John, thanks a lot as always. We’ll, we’ll have you back again in a few months with a you know for another another episode. It’s okay, good. Okay. And everybody like I admonish you every week, bring one friend will double our senses. So we’re a little late tonight. I don’t know You know, it’s Christmas week, I guess. So. But we’ll be here same time, same station every week as always, and if anybody has any, anything they’d like to present please let me know. If you don’t know how to get in touch with me you should buy now.
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Here’s my contact there. And it’s like text message. Text number.
Bill Clearfield 1:31:29
And we’ll we’ll see you again next week. And have a great holiday season. Whatever holiday it is for you. And please spread the word and we can so we can continue on. So thank you, John. And if anybody asked me I’ll pass on your info, you know, your contact. Anybody asked me there. So thank you so much. Thank you, everybody. John, you have anything for us.
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That’s it.
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Thanks for having me. Okay. Sorry.
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Dr. Burgess. No, I’ve been through this information before. It’s a great company wonderful ideas and it’s rock solid science. So thank you very much. Okay,
Bill Clearfield 1:32:16
well, you and Sylvia have a lovely holiday season also. Okay, and Dr. Rodriguez. Thank you, Dr. Blanchard stone. I don’t think there’s a new name, I think so. Thank you for being here. We’ll be here every week. Claudia, thank you again for being here the last past few weeks. Dr. Patel, Doctor Dr. Bonnie, iPhone, whoever you are. It’s every week I focus on and I have no idea. And Dr. Joseph will be in here in two weeks presenting this the RAS system. So don’t you don’t want to miss that. Okay. So we’ll be here. We’ll be here. And thank you all. Thank you, everybody. Have a great holiday. Season. And we will be back shortly. Next week. Okay, Dr. Stone, thank you for being with us. Tonight, everybody, and I thank you