WEBVTT
00:00.031 --> 00:04.518
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if people really recognize how revolutionary this delivery system is in my box.
00:04.579 --> 00:12.792
[SPEAKER_04]: It seems it's a mucous membrane, it just merely seconds opens up, it opens up those pores, everything gets absorbed in there, and it's an 85% absorption.
00:12.953 --> 00:16.198
[SPEAKER_04]: This is probably the best delivery system there is to get medicines into it.
00:16.218 --> 00:22.208
[SPEAKER_03]: But then there's also antioxidant properties, and then also it's antibacterial antifungal antimacrobus.
00:22.188 --> 00:24.652
[SPEAKER_00]: Welcome to the Dr. Joy Kong podcast.
00:24.992 --> 00:31.962
[SPEAKER_00]: This is where I have a chance to share with you some of the latest developments in the space of holistic health, longevity and wellness.
00:32.403 --> 00:39.232
[SPEAKER_00]: I've always honored intellectual curiosity and scientific rigor, combined with real world practicality.
00:39.553 --> 00:43.959
[SPEAKER_00]: My goal is that what you learn here will help you live longer and live better.
00:44.260 --> 00:46.002
[SPEAKER_00]: Hope you enjoy the journey with me.
00:45.982 --> 00:48.905
[SPEAKER_01]: Hello, welcome back to the Dr. Joy Kong podcast.
00:49.005 --> 00:56.254
[SPEAKER_01]: So today I'm so happy I'm doing it on location with my two favorite guests, Dr. Warren and Dashmit.
00:56.935 --> 01:00.739
[SPEAKER_01]: And of course, they are the most popular guests on my show.
01:00.779 --> 01:05.124
[SPEAKER_01]: We've been talking three times because you guys keep doing amazing things.
01:05.525 --> 01:11.972
[SPEAKER_01]: So today, there's more things to share because you guys are really making a huge difference in enhancing people's health.
01:11.952 --> 01:24.569
[SPEAKER_01]: And I think you just have the kind of brain that just keep churning and keep discovering and keep wanting to innovate and now you have new things that can jump start people even further on their health path.
01:25.110 --> 01:28.835
[SPEAKER_01]: So what have you guys found out since we last talked?
01:28.875 --> 01:31.058
[SPEAKER_01]: Because we talked about
01:31.038 --> 01:45.526
[SPEAKER_01]: the different formulations, the neuroprow, which help with neurogenesis, and the ADHD, which also help with focus and cognition, and then the brainfock, which is really good for brain health as well, metacondio health.
01:45.546 --> 01:47.590
[SPEAKER_01]: So that's kind of the first cluster we talked about.
01:47.690 --> 01:52.319
[SPEAKER_01]: And then you guys brought in the metabolic formulation that jump-starting the tabulism.
01:52.740 --> 01:53.140
[SPEAKER_01]: Great.
01:53.160 --> 01:54.042
[SPEAKER_01]: So what now?
01:54.022 --> 02:01.975
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, I was looking for, you know, my job and I've been this 45 years as to help people, you know, optimize their help.
02:01.995 --> 02:03.017
[SPEAKER_04]: We want people to feel better.
02:03.037 --> 02:07.825
[SPEAKER_04]: I'm tired of people, you know, a certain age as I say older than they tell me an age and go, come on.
02:07.865 --> 02:10.309
[SPEAKER_04]: You're supposed to feel better and they don't.
02:10.289 --> 02:15.195
[SPEAKER_04]: And I realized I thought everybody felt good, you know, and I realized that very few people have feel good during the day.
02:15.215 --> 02:25.088
[SPEAKER_04]: I have so many patients coming in that you're just tired, and they get to 40 years of age and say, is this all there is to life, to kid your grown, you know, I'm tired of my job and everything else to do in life.
02:25.268 --> 02:30.875
[SPEAKER_04]: So we have that population and we have the older couples that are retired in their 70s and they want to live longer and feel better.
02:31.236 --> 02:36.162
[SPEAKER_04]: So it's all about not how long you're going to live, how healthy you're going to be, how you feel every day.
02:36.142 --> 02:46.621
[SPEAKER_04]: And so we started looking at some of the methylene blue products we talked about and I said, what else can we do to expand them that, you know, that Dan and the group with if Darren is firms some great products we're going to talk about today.
02:46.641 --> 02:56.800
[SPEAKER_04]: And then I'm just going to spend a two seconds talking about one product is sort of dear to my heart is because I started testing a lot of men in particular and women also for testosterone levels.
02:56.780 --> 02:59.546
[SPEAKER_04]: And I found out in the hundreds and hundreds that I've done.
02:59.626 --> 03:04.476
[SPEAKER_04]: I've not yet won man under the age of 35 with a normal testosterone level.
03:04.496 --> 03:04.577
[SPEAKER_02]: Wow.
03:04.717 --> 03:09.467
[SPEAKER_04]: And that includes I have a bunch right now about 10 NFL football players retired in the early 30s.
03:09.868 --> 03:13.776
[SPEAKER_04]: They're coming to the scores like 150, 200 for the testosterone.
03:13.756 --> 03:15.560
[SPEAKER_04]: And I said, what do you guys do when you're playing ball?
03:15.840 --> 03:20.630
[SPEAKER_04]: And they said the coach has said take vitamin D and go on because they can't take anything.
03:21.091 --> 03:25.340
[SPEAKER_04]: Yet these guys are coming in their 30s worn out, joints are bad, they feel terrible.
03:25.761 --> 03:26.924
[SPEAKER_04]: And they have no testosterone.
03:27.545 --> 03:33.317
[SPEAKER_04]: Yet when we, you know, what school you went to and everything we went to, we're not supposed to start testosterone and younger people.
03:33.297 --> 03:45.235
[SPEAKER_04]: Because there is some infertility problems, shrinkage of some testicles that people worry about, and for till he's a big one, I looked at every testosterone booster I could try and I couldn't get anybody's testosterone to go up.
03:45.255 --> 03:53.668
[SPEAKER_04]: So I started putting a few of them on our shots of testosterone, you know, two or three times a week at small doses, so I wasn't making I have high levels, which is sort of keeping it even.
03:53.648 --> 03:55.511
[SPEAKER_04]: And we started looking at what else could we do?
03:55.571 --> 04:01.058
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's when we discovered that the product we're talking about today is we took plummet and put half of it.
04:01.118 --> 04:04.483
[SPEAKER_04]: So plummet's most women member taken a tab baby so to get pregnant.
04:04.864 --> 04:06.166
[SPEAKER_04]: And there's two components to it.
04:06.186 --> 04:10.972
[SPEAKER_04]: And one of them is called in clonafine that has a nice characteristic of building up some testosterone.
04:11.493 --> 04:14.357
[SPEAKER_04]: So we took in clonafine mixed with boron.
04:14.337 --> 04:16.320
[SPEAKER_04]: And boron you say, oh, what does that do?
04:16.340 --> 04:21.186
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, it can help a little bit with testosterone, but it deals with something called sex hormone binding globulin.
04:21.567 --> 04:24.470
[SPEAKER_04]: Because you can have a guy with normal testosterone levels.
04:24.871 --> 04:31.239
[SPEAKER_04]: But when you look at his free testosterone, it's very low because it's bound by the protein or the abium and the sex hormone binding globulin.
04:31.580 --> 04:33.983
[SPEAKER_04]: So you can have two guys with the same score.
04:33.963 --> 04:37.469
[SPEAKER_04]: free, I mean, total testosterone, but they're free as you're totally different.
04:37.809 --> 04:40.834
[SPEAKER_04]: And the guy with the least free, just isn't feeling very good.
04:40.854 --> 04:44.339
[SPEAKER_04]: So we found that Boran helps decrease the sex from unbinding gloving.
04:44.359 --> 04:51.771
[SPEAKER_04]: So more of your own testosterone is available, vitamin C, and then we found a new delivery system, which is a mental oxide delivery system.
04:51.811 --> 04:52.893
[SPEAKER_04]: We call it Mods Max.
04:53.394 --> 04:59.363
[SPEAKER_04]: And it has this nice characteristic about when you put it under your tongue, a dropper, full of not a dropper, full under your tongue.
04:59.343 --> 05:07.996
[SPEAKER_04]: Every day, it immediately opens up the mucus membranes in your mouth, opens them up, produces a sort of a hydrogen peroxide, reactive oxygen species combination.
05:08.276 --> 05:14.885
[SPEAKER_04]: It's a fentile reaction, what they say, and we absorb 85% of what's in the dropper full into our blood system.
05:15.286 --> 05:19.973
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, goes into our blood system, goes up to our brain, it says to the brain, make more testosterone.
05:20.353 --> 05:28.405
[SPEAKER_04]: So for the men, it tells the testicles to make more in women, they produce testosterone
05:28.385 --> 05:31.350
[SPEAKER_04]: the inclement thing that you're doing right and it's the inclement thing.
05:31.370 --> 05:31.791
[SPEAKER_04]: It goes in.
05:31.871 --> 05:38.182
[SPEAKER_04]: The boron decreases the sexual and bionic lobby and so not as much as being, you know, bound to it.
05:38.202 --> 05:44.694
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's more free around the vitamin C stabilizes everything and we started doing the studies both in men and women weird.
05:44.894 --> 05:48.621
[SPEAKER_04]: Sometimes in the within a month, two months tripling their natural testosterone.
05:48.601 --> 05:50.766
[SPEAKER_04]: So it's their natural one that's going up.
05:50.827 --> 05:54.376
[SPEAKER_04]: So they're not getting the historical, you know, the shrinkage of the testicles.
05:54.416 --> 05:57.022
[SPEAKER_04]: They're not getting the, you know, the shots that they had to do.
05:57.062 --> 05:58.306
[SPEAKER_04]: They don't, you know, they don't get that.
05:58.767 --> 06:01.614
[SPEAKER_04]: And they feel much better because it's their own natural testosterone cycle.
06:01.634 --> 06:02.576
[SPEAKER_01]: They don't over shoot.
06:02.596 --> 06:03.158
[SPEAKER_04]: And they don't over shoot.
06:03.178 --> 06:04.381
[SPEAKER_01]: Don't get into a rage.
06:04.401 --> 06:04.762
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
06:04.822 --> 06:05.985
[SPEAKER_04]: There's a belly.
06:05.965 --> 06:12.236
[SPEAKER_04]: And I don't have to have these high levels, you know, super, you know, physiological, normal, you know, just get them up to normal, they'd feel better.
06:12.496 --> 06:17.204
[SPEAKER_04]: Go from 200 to 600 or, you know, 400 up to 800, just double under a triple.
06:17.545 --> 06:20.069
[SPEAKER_04]: They feel so much better because they've had no test of astronauts.
06:20.089 --> 06:21.632
[SPEAKER_04]: And you say, do we see it often?
06:21.672 --> 06:29.205
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, they always say millennial kids what are lazy, they don't want to do anything that play on their phones, they don't have no ambition, they don't care, they don't like,
06:29.185 --> 06:30.427
[SPEAKER_04]: girls or boys or anything.
06:30.447 --> 06:39.281
[SPEAKER_04]: They just don't sort of just neutral and we find out that once you get them on their testosterone life changes, they have some enthusiasm about life, they want to go out and do something.
06:39.322 --> 06:45.972
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's, it's made me so happy is because man, I'm making differences in these young men and I have women the same thing.
06:45.992 --> 06:51.261
[SPEAKER_04]: They're getting their, you know, female hormones are going down in their teenage and 20 years of age that we're seeing.
06:51.241 --> 07:00.342
[SPEAKER_04]: And they're starting to feel better, and because they tell the girls, you know, when you get into your menopause, what's more important, testosterone to have it up when you're menopause, for your bones and muscles.
07:00.382 --> 07:08.541
[SPEAKER_04]: And so this is a nice natural way of getting your own levels up without giving your shots your other or pellets or...
07:08.521 --> 07:10.424
[SPEAKER_04]: super creams replacement.
07:10.445 --> 07:11.426
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I don't like those.
07:11.707 --> 07:20.383
[SPEAKER_01]: People are blaming these young kids for not having the drive and not doing Right, they're not looking at the positive physiologically these people have art.
07:20.403 --> 07:21.685
[SPEAKER_04]: They're damaged.
07:21.725 --> 07:25.833
[SPEAKER_04]: They're biology I had four boys come in at the age of 26 to 30.
07:25.853 --> 07:28.217
[SPEAKER_04]: They're they're boss sentiment for weight loss
07:28.197 --> 07:31.701
[SPEAKER_04]: say, okay, and we found out they had new testosterone hardly at all.
07:32.122 --> 07:34.225
[SPEAKER_04]: So I put them on testosterone, then we did weight loss.
07:34.245 --> 07:38.209
[SPEAKER_04]: Of course, they built up muscles, bones fat, start losing weight, along with everything else.
07:38.430 --> 07:42.695
[SPEAKER_04]: And after about three months, the boss comes to me and says, I have the best employees you've ever seen.
07:43.116 --> 07:48.222
[SPEAKER_04]: They go to work on time, they get out, get their work done, they think about things, they have innovative.
07:48.542 --> 07:51.686
[SPEAKER_04]: He says they work hard to end the day, they're not on their phones.
07:51.726 --> 07:52.247
[SPEAKER_04]: He said,
07:52.227 --> 07:56.552
[SPEAKER_04]: I cannot believe this transformation in these young guys in a short period of time.
07:56.592 --> 08:03.221
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that I had to use shots on, but now that we have been clonofing in this product that naturally increases their own.
08:03.241 --> 08:06.645
[SPEAKER_04]: We're going to see a lot of improvements in that age group.
08:06.665 --> 08:07.226
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
08:07.246 --> 08:08.688
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, we've also used an older women.
08:08.808 --> 08:11.711
[SPEAKER_04]: We've also used it in some many eight needles which most of them don't.
08:11.792 --> 08:16.918
[SPEAKER_04]: But I've used it in a whole bunch of age groups and we're still getting great improvement.
08:16.898 --> 08:22.191
[SPEAKER_03]: always from early 20s and 70s, even people that have been on TRT replacement or month therapy.
08:22.211 --> 08:26.180
[SPEAKER_03]: So they can actually get their natural testosterone production back.
08:26.461 --> 08:26.862
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
08:26.962 --> 08:27.123
[SPEAKER_04]: Right.
08:27.163 --> 08:30.571
[SPEAKER_04]: So over 70s, since I'm over 70, it works, so it's over.
08:30.591 --> 08:33.979
[SPEAKER_03]: I didn't want to throw that out there, but yeah.
08:34.246 --> 08:38.273
[SPEAKER_03]: He's one of the 30s, but no, and that's one of the other things.
08:38.293 --> 08:43.883
[SPEAKER_03]: And one of the other neat things about this formula is usually boron, as Doc will tell you, it's very hard to absorb.
08:43.923 --> 08:50.635
[SPEAKER_03]: And so through the Mods Max system, as you sum up on the oral delivery, we're now able to deliver boron.
08:50.615 --> 08:52.137
[SPEAKER_03]: in a absorbable manner.
08:52.598 --> 08:59.006
[SPEAKER_03]: So, in clothing as not been, it's not a new drug, but what's happened is that now it's absorbable, completely different.
08:59.527 --> 09:01.690
[SPEAKER_03]: So, we don't have to go to those injections.
09:01.770 --> 09:04.474
[SPEAKER_03]: You, if you bet on TRT, you can get off that.
09:04.514 --> 09:07.418
[SPEAKER_03]: If you're on, even if you're on pellets, you can help even that out.
09:07.898 --> 09:11.263
[SPEAKER_03]: So, it's so could be combined with that therapy, or it could be used on its own.
09:11.323 --> 09:17.972
[SPEAKER_03]: But, as doctors saying a lot of young men, they're just jumping right to what do I do to, I'm going to jump on replacement therapy.
09:17.952 --> 09:24.707
[SPEAKER_03]: And now you shut down all your natural production and so that it's it's horrible Yeah, and it wasn't in our country.
09:24.808 --> 09:27.554
[SPEAKER_01]: It's this is long term that people are using Yes, don't just start.
09:27.834 --> 09:29.719
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, everybody says well, we'll set up my natural.
09:29.999 --> 09:33.447
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, this is make your natural So just age wise you're gonna slow down
09:33.427 --> 09:43.596
[SPEAKER_04]: All these guys in their 50s and 60s you're saying well, we want to cut out our test sauce when I say you don't have any to begin with, so it's not gonna make it much worse, you know So we're using it all age groups.
09:43.616 --> 09:52.504
[SPEAKER_04]: I think just bringing up their natural ones and then in our country There's a lot of people still do in testosterone from in once a week in their butts the same thing with the pillow Right, what happens?
09:52.524 --> 10:00.852
[SPEAKER_04]: They get these high testosterone levels the whites can tell the next they did took a Dizzy or test to use they say and then it goes down over the week the body
10:00.832 --> 10:02.794
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, pulse aches testosterone every day.
10:02.974 --> 10:11.725
[SPEAKER_04]: And so if you're doing it like I do in my patients 70 10 years twice a week or three, some guys do it seven days a week a small amount, they're getting that natural pulse, which this will do.
10:12.285 --> 10:23.498
[SPEAKER_04]: And they're going to be even and I'm going to have those ups and downs that body's going to like it because it's we make testosterone daily and the way we're doing for years from end is just messed up a lot of people over the years all the side effects come from.
10:23.478 --> 10:25.281
[SPEAKER_03]: And it's the natural estrogen blocker.
10:25.822 --> 10:27.525
[SPEAKER_03]: So you don't have to worry about if you're odd.
10:27.545 --> 10:30.891
[SPEAKER_03]: These other other You start crying.
10:30.971 --> 10:33.495
[SPEAKER_01]: Yep, you don't know with a guancomascia.
10:33.636 --> 10:42.972
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, yeah, or crying at at you know at a commercial When you didn't plan on it, there's nothing to cry over But no, so all those things are taking care of
10:42.952 --> 10:51.204
[SPEAKER_03]: And like Doc said, they're energized, they're enthusiastic, again, they can think, they can perform, and unfortunately we've held these back for so long.
10:51.825 --> 10:58.495
[SPEAKER_03]: And we were just at A for M. They're American Academy of Anti-Aging and all the doctors are just forward.
10:59.316 --> 10:59.757
[SPEAKER_03]: What do we do?
10:59.797 --> 11:00.698
[SPEAKER_03]: What work can we go?
11:00.738 --> 11:04.183
[SPEAKER_03]: And now that this is really horrible,
11:04.467 --> 11:17.663
[SPEAKER_01]: Now they have something to do with one of the dilemmas that a lot of people are concerned that they're shutting down their own hormone testosterone production and then also fertility concerns and then the the testical shrinkage.
11:17.843 --> 11:26.673
[SPEAKER_01]: And then the concern that once they get on then they can't get off because if they take that away then your testosterone level just plummetes because they feel like they got them trained that they can never get off.
11:26.773 --> 11:32.280
[SPEAKER_04]: You're 100% right and that's what this cover is is that we're leaning them just
11:32.260 --> 11:35.286
[SPEAKER_04]: And they say, why did testosterone go bad in these young kids?
11:35.707 --> 11:39.033
[SPEAKER_04]: Most of the theory is food, food, processed food, and ultra-processed.
11:39.053 --> 11:42.019
[SPEAKER_04]: Maybe some frequencies, but mostly it's just their bad diets.
11:42.740 --> 11:47.890
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, I mean, I had my highest score recently was a guy with 777-5 testosterone level, okay.
11:47.870 --> 11:50.614
[SPEAKER_04]: He's never been on testosterone seven, eight years of age.
11:50.915 --> 11:55.803
[SPEAKER_04]: But he grew up eating the meats and the elk and the deer and the vegetables he grew on his garden.
11:55.823 --> 11:58.487
[SPEAKER_04]: He had a 700 score with never taken testosterone.
11:58.868 --> 11:59.108
[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.
11:59.128 --> 12:02.794
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you see these young kids down at 150 to 180, 200.
12:02.834 --> 12:05.599
[SPEAKER_04]: And there's a big difference.
12:05.619 --> 12:06.520
[SPEAKER_04]: The food was doing it.
12:06.500 --> 12:06.981
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
12:07.001 --> 12:10.266
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, I did hear a research that that was presented at A4M.
12:10.606 --> 12:20.200
[SPEAKER_01]: This lady, they were studying mice that were either exposed to cell phone with real signals versus placebo, which means cell phone that are sitting there with no signals.
12:20.661 --> 12:25.268
[SPEAKER_01]: So I think they exposed the mice for about two hours every day for 45 days.
12:25.568 --> 12:28.693
[SPEAKER_01]: And at the end, I think it was about two months.
12:28.673 --> 12:38.066
[SPEAKER_01]: And then they measure the testosterone before and after, the one that got real radiation exposure is 50% of the ones that got placebo.
12:38.307 --> 12:38.747
[SPEAKER_03]: Exactly.
12:38.867 --> 12:44.495
[SPEAKER_03]: Where do we usually, we always have our phones on us and those, those frequencies, our bodies and our frequencies?
12:44.575 --> 12:44.816
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah.
12:45.236 --> 12:47.499
[SPEAKER_03]: And so since our bodies are frequencies, guess what?
12:47.539 --> 12:47.940
[SPEAKER_03]: It does.
12:48.000 --> 12:49.042
[SPEAKER_03]: It interrupts those.
12:49.062 --> 12:51.525
[SPEAKER_03]: I just want to know how the mice held up the phone.
12:52.130 --> 13:07.253
[SPEAKER_04]: It must have been a candy crush, I mean, apparently they were in the cage, they didn't have any word to escape, yeah, but believe you, that's true, 100% and then if they fail them even bad foods, it even accelerated even more to have them.
13:07.233 --> 13:17.587
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, right, so but when people take some, well, first of all, the inclonophane, how are people, how are doctors given that, getting that before, that medication?
13:17.688 --> 13:20.151
[SPEAKER_04]: There's some out there, but again, he just wasn't absorbed.
13:20.592 --> 13:24.077
[SPEAKER_04]: Orn was an absorbed and nobody want to take clomic because they had so many side effects.
13:24.577 --> 13:31.948
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's a few people in products out there that they're using some crazy combination and, you know, like to dial a fill within cloned the thing and things like that.
13:32.228 --> 13:33.209
[SPEAKER_04]: They're just not absorbed.
13:33.249 --> 13:35.873
[SPEAKER_03]: That was the thing that,
13:35.853 --> 13:39.958
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they put it in a counselor's house, let me get some work, 20% of absorption's, this isn't work.
13:40.418 --> 13:43.382
[SPEAKER_04]: Or if you do get those high enough, they're going to get all the side effects.
13:43.402 --> 13:48.888
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that's what, you know, being able to absorb more 85% of absorption in your mouth that makes it big difference.
13:49.208 --> 13:49.449
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
13:49.469 --> 13:51.571
[SPEAKER_04]: You can use as well as those to get better results.
13:51.591 --> 13:58.699
[SPEAKER_03]: They're the great facts, we have it in all our trials that we've done and all the, you know, people that we've been doing and everybody's complaining about one thing.
13:58.760 --> 13:59.160
[SPEAKER_04]: Oh, so.
13:59.208 --> 13:59.568
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
14:00.049 --> 14:10.003
[SPEAKER_01]: So, once a person starts taking this, could it elevate their testosterone level to the point where if they stop doing this, it's taking this supplement that they can just sustain it?
14:10.263 --> 14:13.568
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, depends on if they change their diet, you know, a lot of other variables.
14:13.588 --> 14:19.817
[SPEAKER_04]: We haven't gone about far to know, but most of the people as soon as they stop it, start feeling bad again, they're going to come back to it.
14:19.897 --> 14:24.523
[SPEAKER_04]: But if someone changes their diets and some other things, maybe they keep it up, again, similar to your
14:24.503 --> 14:25.444
[SPEAKER_01]: died exercise.
14:25.544 --> 14:29.329
[SPEAKER_01]: I've seen people who actually improved their natural types of products.
14:29.349 --> 14:30.370
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you won't come out.
14:30.390 --> 14:33.173
[SPEAKER_04]: You live in the house and eat properly and everything else.
14:33.373 --> 14:37.198
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's some people who watch for it, but takes an effort to do it.
14:37.498 --> 14:37.778
[SPEAKER_04]: Right.
14:37.958 --> 14:40.782
[SPEAKER_03]: And that really brings up our next what we're talking about.
14:40.802 --> 14:48.891
[SPEAKER_03]: We're not because we kind of bring in was actually our other mitochondrial health because as dog will tell you, mitochondria are responsible for.
14:49.259 --> 15:00.141
[SPEAKER_04]: Everything in our life, the powerhouse is everything we do is based on my conduit and it's the root of all problems because information they thought was well, information doesn't occur until that my conduit starts dying off.
15:00.882 --> 15:03.227
[SPEAKER_04]: And getting not working in function at the highest level.
15:03.567 --> 15:06.433
[SPEAKER_04]: Then information comes in all the diseases and chronic diseases.
15:06.453 --> 15:09.900
[SPEAKER_04]: So our belief is my conduit is where the actions are.
15:10.049 --> 15:16.261
[SPEAKER_03]: And that's actually what helps build testosterone and hormones, regulatory and producing them.
15:16.741 --> 15:17.623
[SPEAKER_03]: Sorry, producing them.
15:18.204 --> 15:21.470
[SPEAKER_03]: And that's why when we were looking at, we had our podcast before about nothing blue.
15:21.490 --> 15:29.425
[SPEAKER_03]: And how a jump start the... No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
15:29.405 --> 15:32.428
[SPEAKER_03]: So, as we looked at that, what do we really need to make that function?
15:32.488 --> 15:40.837
[SPEAKER_03]: Well, that was one jump start, and as we've been doing this and going through it with Darren and myself and Dr. Ward, there's we're looking at, well, what can we do to improve that?
15:41.498 --> 15:46.623
[SPEAKER_03]: And those electrical influences that we have do have effects on or mitochondria.
15:47.044 --> 15:48.145
[SPEAKER_03]: So, we have to strengthen that.
15:48.405 --> 15:58.956
[SPEAKER_03]: And so, what we really did is we looked at the full foundation of mitochondria, building from creating new cells, chumps starting existing cells, and actually get rid of old cells.
15:58.936 --> 16:21.535
[SPEAKER_03]: So we're really looking at that whole thing and so as we did that one of the things is that when we improve mitochondrial function we also prove hormone function right and those that we're doing are what we call our eukos or ultimate cellular optimization program increase by another 15 percent when they're doing the other because they're optimizing guess what mitochondrial function in health.
16:21.515 --> 16:24.900
[SPEAKER_01]: right, which gives the cells the energy to actually produce more hormones.
16:24.920 --> 16:25.421
[SPEAKER_03]: Exactly.
16:25.781 --> 16:30.688
[SPEAKER_03]: So we're working at, it's like, I have a house and all I do is look at the inside.
16:30.708 --> 16:31.790
[SPEAKER_03]: Man, those curtains are beautiful.
16:31.810 --> 16:32.691
[SPEAKER_03]: Let's get a new couch.
16:33.212 --> 16:39.220
[SPEAKER_03]: Oh, what do I need to, we all rush out for these different supplements, but we never really look, what is my foundational structure?
16:39.200 --> 16:40.141
[SPEAKER_03]: You know, what does it look like?
16:40.201 --> 16:41.383
[SPEAKER_03]: What is my built of straw?
16:41.423 --> 16:42.644
[SPEAKER_03]: I'm on brick, what am I on?
16:42.684 --> 16:43.926
[SPEAKER_03]: Am I gonna crumble?
16:43.946 --> 16:48.371
[SPEAKER_03]: And unfortunately, most of us are foundations are crumbling because we're not supporting them.
16:48.812 --> 16:50.033
[SPEAKER_03]: And we don't know where to start.
16:50.554 --> 16:52.396
[SPEAKER_03]: So we did as we made it really easy.
16:53.057 --> 16:57.622
[SPEAKER_03]: We made it so that we can now get biogenesis of new cells, right?
16:57.642 --> 16:59.364
[SPEAKER_03]: So we're creating new cells, some more than that.
16:59.825 --> 17:02.188
[SPEAKER_03]: Jumpstarting existing, so they're working properly.
17:02.568 --> 17:04.971
[SPEAKER_03]: And then get rid of old cells, autovgy.
17:04.951 --> 17:06.513
[SPEAKER_03]: It's just like on a skin care.
17:06.853 --> 17:13.841
[SPEAKER_03]: You never use your skin care, not give you something as collagen to taking your mouth or vitamin C or things that nature by tend for hair and nails.
17:14.742 --> 17:18.947
[SPEAKER_03]: And then actually use hyalurotic acid or moisturizer interface and next foliate.
17:19.448 --> 17:24.294
[SPEAKER_03]: But when it actually comes to ourselves, that's what they need to do, and we don't do it very well.
17:24.314 --> 17:34.165
[SPEAKER_03]: So we made a program, and I'll let you hold that, that's actually looking at that as a 24-hour optimization of foundational mitochondrial support.
17:34.145 --> 17:35.907
[SPEAKER_03]: I don't know if you've heard of spermidine before.
17:36.088 --> 17:37.029
[SPEAKER_03]: Yes.
17:37.049 --> 17:37.910
[SPEAKER_03]: Spermidine's great.
17:38.150 --> 17:39.092
[SPEAKER_03]: Yes, it is.
17:39.112 --> 17:42.977
[SPEAKER_03]: Great for getting rid of topology or old cells sloughing them off.
17:43.257 --> 17:50.787
[SPEAKER_03]: When you look at the blue zones, which is where they live really long, one of the common characteristics was that they had high high levels of spermidine.
17:51.568 --> 17:53.431
[SPEAKER_03]: So, it's getting rid of the old stuff.
17:53.972 --> 17:56.275
[SPEAKER_03]: So, we do that and we also give Nat in the morning.
17:56.415 --> 17:58.057
[SPEAKER_01]: So, that's in this formulation.
17:58.237 --> 17:58.578
[SPEAKER_03]: Correct.
17:58.878 --> 17:59.159
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
17:59.499 --> 18:00.861
[SPEAKER_01]: It's called Activate.
18:00.841 --> 18:01.603
[SPEAKER_03]: Yep, activate.
18:01.683 --> 18:04.168
[SPEAKER_03]: We take that in the morning and then we get NAD.
18:04.669 --> 18:08.095
[SPEAKER_03]: We also have, which is food great NAD for building of new cells.
18:08.637 --> 18:11.743
[SPEAKER_03]: Then we also have our vitamin C and our Mods Max.
18:12.104 --> 18:14.067
[SPEAKER_03]: As Doc talked about, super important.
18:14.188 --> 18:16.352
[SPEAKER_03]: That's why all of our liquids have Mods Max.
18:16.512 --> 18:19.879
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, so all the everything has Mods Max to support it.
18:19.859 --> 18:21.583
[SPEAKER_03]: So this is our activator in the morning.
18:21.603 --> 18:31.545
[SPEAKER_03]: Followed right after that, about 50 minutes later, 30 minutes later, is actually our other two tablets which are PQ, NED, and then it also has our methane blue.
18:32.347 --> 18:37.378
[SPEAKER_03]: And then you've got to methylated B12, and then you also have the, like I said, your copper peptide here.
18:37.358 --> 18:37.839
[SPEAKER_02]: Okay.
18:37.859 --> 18:40.003
[SPEAKER_03]: And you know, copper peptides and peptides very well.
18:40.223 --> 18:41.485
[SPEAKER_03]: These two will talk a lot about that.
18:41.605 --> 18:42.367
[SPEAKER_03]: Great for skin.
18:42.808 --> 18:49.539
[SPEAKER_03]: Not only that, but also great for the ETC chain, as far as being able to conduct that, that wave and that alert.
18:49.780 --> 18:49.880
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
18:49.900 --> 18:50.381
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
18:50.401 --> 18:53.106
[SPEAKER_01]: So you can explain the all ingredients you have in there.
18:53.206 --> 18:57.814
[SPEAKER_01]: So you said you have an AD, which with what does it do for.
18:57.794 --> 18:59.297
[SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to get, you don't know, go ahead.
18:59.538 --> 19:02.284
[SPEAKER_04]: It just, it means the things, the basis of a lot of things we do in our life.
19:02.304 --> 19:05.972
[SPEAKER_04]: And a lot of people, I used to have people come in and say, are we on an idea of an idea?
19:05.992 --> 19:06.213
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah.
19:06.233 --> 19:08.418
[SPEAKER_04]: And they, I've just seen their faces just when I did it.
19:08.438 --> 19:10.182
[SPEAKER_04]: They just, paying in their faces.
19:10.242 --> 19:10.903
[SPEAKER_02]: Oh, it's horrible.
19:11.224 --> 19:12.246
[SPEAKER_02]: It's horrible.
19:12.286 --> 19:12.807
[SPEAKER_02]: It's horrible.
19:12.888 --> 19:13.188
[SPEAKER_04]: It's horrible.
19:13.248 --> 19:14.892
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you want to turn flush.
19:14.872 --> 19:24.035
[SPEAKER_04]: And so we found out when we did the NAD this way, we got the benefits from people who used to take it ID or subcutaneous, they had the same benefits at NAD, but in this pill form.
19:24.075 --> 19:28.526
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that made me more positive because man, I hated that flush in that pain in the chest.
19:28.546 --> 19:30.872
[SPEAKER_04]: Like, yeah, I'll have it in a heart attack and it's like,
19:30.852 --> 19:34.419
[SPEAKER_04]: No, you're not having a heart attack, but, you know, yeah, it's not fun to take.
19:34.919 --> 19:39.067
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that one, you know, energizes everything in the body and maintains it.
19:39.087 --> 19:40.329
[SPEAKER_04]: So that's where we like the NAD.
19:40.670 --> 19:43.134
[SPEAKER_04]: Again, a lot of people are here about it now at the ASO.
19:43.154 --> 19:47.142
[SPEAKER_04]: But I like it in this field form, because people still think it's got to be some cutaneous.
19:47.482 --> 19:51.369
[SPEAKER_04]: I say, go ahead and torture yourself, but try this as you feel when you plant patients.
19:51.710 --> 19:53.333
[SPEAKER_04]: Try and, hey, this works as good.
19:53.532 --> 19:56.499
[SPEAKER_01]: So they feel that an elevation in an energy level.
19:56.519 --> 19:57.281
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, okay.
19:57.301 --> 19:59.065
[SPEAKER_03]: And it's supporting new mitochondrial growth.
19:59.406 --> 20:05.340
[SPEAKER_03]: And the other thing is for a long time, they thought you could only do it by guess what, either by injection or taking a precursor.
20:05.681 --> 20:05.921
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
20:05.941 --> 20:08.628
[SPEAKER_03]: And then these are the ones that are out there, but they're only precursors.
20:08.688 --> 20:09.931
[SPEAKER_03]: It's only measuring precursors.
20:10.011 --> 20:12.216
[SPEAKER_03]: No one's really measuring true NED.
20:12.196 --> 20:16.040
[SPEAKER_03]: even after two click, even after taking a, you know, IV or a shot.
20:16.541 --> 20:18.142
[SPEAKER_03]: But any de-actually comes from our food.
20:18.282 --> 20:24.909
[SPEAKER_03]: So we use a high extreme high-grade food source, but one of the other key ingredients is PQQ.
20:25.390 --> 20:28.313
[SPEAKER_03]: PQQ is really the door opener for the NAD.
20:28.893 --> 20:31.016
[SPEAKER_03]: So now it could actually be absorbed very well.
20:31.176 --> 20:35.160
[SPEAKER_03]: And PQQ is good for creating new cells, or biologists of new cells.
20:35.721 --> 20:39.064
[SPEAKER_03]: So those two combinations are
20:39.044 --> 20:42.489
[SPEAKER_01]: And then we are distributing more new mitochondria.
20:42.510 --> 20:43.531
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, mitochondria.
20:43.591 --> 20:44.513
[SPEAKER_04]: We're making them every day.
20:44.533 --> 20:46.676
[SPEAKER_04]: We'll use them more healthy when it's a start-out.
20:46.836 --> 20:49.200
[SPEAKER_04]: Just trying to deal with the out there to come it out.
20:49.220 --> 20:49.941
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, sure.
20:49.961 --> 20:50.763
[SPEAKER_03]: Correct.
20:50.883 --> 20:52.586
[SPEAKER_03]: Supporting what we need to actually build it.
20:53.146 --> 20:53.287
[SPEAKER_03]: Okay.
20:53.427 --> 20:57.774
[SPEAKER_03]: And mitochondria turnover is two to eight weeks that's turning over.
20:57.954 --> 20:59.256
[SPEAKER_03]: You know, we're happening our body.
20:59.757 --> 21:02.421
[SPEAKER_03]: So that's why keeping after it daily is really important.
21:02.441 --> 21:04.765
[SPEAKER_03]: The other thing, you want to talk more about copper peptide?
21:04.745 --> 21:07.047
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, we use copper for so many processes in our body.
21:07.208 --> 21:08.329
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, we talk about it in the face.
21:08.369 --> 21:11.532
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, GHK copper for faces, I put it into joints.
21:11.552 --> 21:13.914
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, people's joints heal up faster in the collagen.
21:13.955 --> 21:17.198
[SPEAKER_04]: So copper we're finding out is a is a co-factor.
21:17.378 --> 21:19.040
[SPEAKER_04]: A lot of the process in our body.
21:19.220 --> 21:20.902
[SPEAKER_04]: Every time you turn around, there's copper there.
21:20.922 --> 21:23.224
[SPEAKER_04]: We just don't talk about it because it's copper.
21:23.785 --> 21:25.707
[SPEAKER_04]: Everybody thinks it's cheap like a penny or something.
21:25.767 --> 21:30.231
[SPEAKER_04]: But there's so many things in our body that are run by these natural products in our life.
21:30.251 --> 21:32.794
[SPEAKER_04]: I've been talking, I'm working on a book right now.
21:32.774 --> 21:36.079
[SPEAKER_04]: comparing our bodies to the the video and super chips in the computer.
21:36.379 --> 21:54.646
[SPEAKER_04]: We're further advanced in our bodies But they use the phosphate in the boron and and copper and all these things in it and All these minerals are so vital in our body and if we don't have them you can't build or do anything And so we're trying to get them in a form that will be absorbed of the utilize at the same time And so that's what makes it so much better to have these healthy myoconders and be 12.
21:54.826 --> 21:55.727
[SPEAKER_03]: Definitely to be 12.
21:55.827 --> 22:01.836
[SPEAKER_03]: We're important because a lot of people cannot absorb
22:01.816 --> 22:21.752
[SPEAKER_03]: So super important so more energy that we're supplying to our bodies into our mitochondria Which is really important and then of course we have the methane blue and there to jump start existing mitochondria We're being donate right agree look and this is how you guys started everything There's just like everything blue, but as you look at that We're hitting one spot, but really we gotta look at all.
22:21.772 --> 22:24.396
[SPEAKER_04]: It's a big whole area That's what I think is so cool about it.
22:24.476 --> 22:24.837
[SPEAKER_04]: So
22:25.627 --> 22:53.710
[SPEAKER_03]: we're talking about here back and forth so yeah okay so the first you want people to take this first and then we give you a little a little time to take this is it because of the modern acts it's opening up those cellular not only subcocial memory but also cellular absorption bring down bio films as well so the body can absorb things and the plastics and all the things we have also build a bio film so we don't absorb as well
22:53.690 --> 22:55.512
[SPEAKER_03]: So that opens it up.
22:55.552 --> 22:56.614
[SPEAKER_01]: So, okay.
22:57.175 --> 23:00.419
[SPEAKER_01]: So, I think this is actually very exciting.
23:00.539 --> 23:05.165
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if you people really recognize how revolutionary this delivery system is, the Mods Max.
23:05.185 --> 23:12.655
[SPEAKER_01]: So, I wanted to talk a little bit about why this is so exciting, why you're incorporating it in your liquid form of your products, right?
23:12.675 --> 23:18.162
[SPEAKER_01]: So, you're saying that one, it breaks down by a film, and you're saying even around plastics.
23:18.142 --> 23:22.990
[SPEAKER_04]: Again, and again in our mouth as soon as it hits the mucus membranes, it just mills seconds opens up.
23:23.010 --> 23:28.840
[SPEAKER_04]: There's all these chemical reactions you'd remember from medical school or graduate school and call the fentanyl reaction.
23:28.860 --> 23:29.862
[SPEAKER_04]: It opens up those pores.
23:29.902 --> 23:33.809
[SPEAKER_04]: Everything gets absorbed in there and it's an 85% absorption.
23:34.089 --> 23:35.913
[SPEAKER_04]: So y'all as read, why hasn't anybody used it?
23:36.093 --> 23:37.956
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, and I look around the world,
23:37.936 --> 23:42.061
[SPEAKER_04]: These, you know, Eastern Europe use it, Europe use it, United States, and I had just no money in it.
23:42.362 --> 23:44.084
[SPEAKER_04]: So they try to make all these new inventions.
23:44.485 --> 23:47.789
[SPEAKER_04]: When this is probably the best delivery system there is to get medicines into it.
23:48.069 --> 23:53.396
[SPEAKER_04]: We use a magnesium, is our oxide we use, there are some zinc ones, there are some other ones that you can use.
23:53.757 --> 24:02.188
[SPEAKER_04]: But this will be that the best success with and just open up those pores, get it in there, and then close it, and seals it, so we're not getting extra crap going into our bodies.
24:02.168 --> 24:04.471
[SPEAKER_04]: And then, like I said, even at the boron, it's interesting.
24:04.491 --> 24:08.796
[SPEAKER_04]: It's a new delivery system down the line in our gut to open it up and get absorbed in our gut.
24:09.176 --> 24:17.846
[SPEAKER_04]: So we're trying to hit it from, as Dan said, from different, you know, areas to get better absorption because right now, you know, pills don't get absorbed.
24:17.886 --> 24:21.090
[SPEAKER_04]: So we keep what up in those still doesn't get absorbed.
24:21.110 --> 24:22.191
[SPEAKER_04]: Then we get all the side effects.
24:22.452 --> 24:23.113
[SPEAKER_04]: We're not happy.
24:23.153 --> 24:25.796
[SPEAKER_04]: So this is where we're doing this with the mods max.
24:26.196 --> 24:27.177
[SPEAKER_04]: And everybody's just ignored it.
24:27.297 --> 24:32.023
[SPEAKER_04]: I mean, you know, when I started going at first thing,
24:32.003 --> 24:50.037
[SPEAKER_04]: And more research I do, I realize, man, I can't believe no one's not doing this because we just accidentally found a group that was using it, they were using it for agriculture products and we started looking at my gosh, why isn't everybody using that and so that's what we turned around starting using it and the more we do research on it, we look at it.
24:50.077 --> 24:54.906
[SPEAKER_04]: There's all these studies done mostly in Europe as the best delivery system there is.
24:54.886 --> 24:56.851
[SPEAKER_04]: And so we're really happy with it.
24:56.871 --> 24:59.077
[SPEAKER_04]: I think better than trophies or other things.
24:59.097 --> 25:03.890
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's where we're getting the absorption from this opening up, closing it and working together.
25:04.311 --> 25:06.176
[SPEAKER_03]: And everyone tries to talk about these other deliveries.
25:06.236 --> 25:11.089
[SPEAKER_03]: Like, Docker, it's way more advanced than anything else that's really kind of out there.
25:11.069 --> 25:17.700
[SPEAKER_03]: We talked about liposomal, we've talked about nano, we've talked about all these things, and it sounds great in the marketing.
25:18.120 --> 25:23.889
[SPEAKER_03]: Some of it just really isn't, I won't go into it all, but you know, fat is melted a certain temperature.
25:23.990 --> 25:30.580
[SPEAKER_03]: When you're putting your mouth, I hope you're a little bit warmer than fat, so a liposomal breakdown right as you're putting your mouth.
25:30.560 --> 25:49.598
[SPEAKER_03]: So there's there's things that we all get mixed up on and marketing and one of the things that's really different about us and doc is that Docs been doing therapies for years and years and years and years and we know how important it is that this is just a start this is just foundational everything else is being done in your office is being done with with doc.
25:49.578 --> 25:56.031
[SPEAKER_03]: And other therapies that are out there, or they'd be light therapy, whether it be hyperbarics, whether it be, you know, I don't mean to leave anybody out.
25:56.712 --> 26:01.782
[SPEAKER_03]: Stamps off there was all these things are enlightened and helped when we have a good foundation.
26:02.424 --> 26:04.027
[SPEAKER_03]: And so we can build off that foundation.
26:04.067 --> 26:05.229
[SPEAKER_03]: So like, what can we do?
26:05.269 --> 26:07.654
[SPEAKER_03]: This is where you start.
26:07.634 --> 26:12.542
[SPEAKER_03]: And we have a new one that we're going to be doing that, you know, this is our ultimate server optimization.
26:13.303 --> 26:15.247
[SPEAKER_03]: So it's really taking that 24 hours system.
26:15.667 --> 26:17.791
[SPEAKER_03]: We're going to do another one that's our earlier one.
26:18.352 --> 26:22.699
[SPEAKER_03]: So it's affordable anywhere from 30 up to the 180 depending on what people want to do.
26:23.220 --> 26:27.988
[SPEAKER_03]: But when you add all those components into it, yeah, it's it's amazing.
26:28.272 --> 26:34.159
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay, I want to finish up the deliverer system because I know there's some other properties of the MOTC I'm not that in MOTS max.
26:34.639 --> 26:36.101
[SPEAKER_01]: One is that it can break down biofilm.
26:36.261 --> 26:41.367
[SPEAKER_01]: One is opening up the barrier of the scan of the mucosa to deliver system deep.
26:41.387 --> 26:42.969
[SPEAKER_01]: Is there a window that it is open?
26:43.250 --> 26:44.091
[SPEAKER_04]: Just a million seconds.
26:44.111 --> 26:44.691
[SPEAKER_01]: A million seconds.
26:44.791 --> 26:45.152
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
26:45.172 --> 26:46.513
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but things get absorbed in there.
26:46.533 --> 26:46.774
[SPEAKER_01]: Right.
26:46.954 --> 26:49.837
[SPEAKER_01]: But then there's also anti-oxid and properties, right?
26:49.857 --> 26:51.259
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, they're in a product, properties.
26:51.239 --> 26:58.551
[SPEAKER_03]: But can vitamin C as well, that's why it's combined, and then also it's anti-bacterial anti-fungulant on the co-do.
26:58.571 --> 27:00.153
[SPEAKER_01]: So it allows the shelf life to stay.
27:00.193 --> 27:01.355
[SPEAKER_01]: Yes, it does.
27:01.615 --> 27:02.317
[SPEAKER_01]: Much longer time.
27:02.617 --> 27:02.917
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
27:03.458 --> 27:03.839
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
27:03.859 --> 27:05.742
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's a lot of good properties of it, so.
27:05.922 --> 27:06.603
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
27:06.663 --> 27:10.970
[SPEAKER_01]: So, and then, so this, so this is a tablet form, and this is a liquid form.
27:11.010 --> 27:13.474
[SPEAKER_01]: And the liquid is the one that has the Mods map.
27:13.494 --> 27:13.915
[SPEAKER_01]: Correct.
27:13.935 --> 27:17.420
[SPEAKER_01]: And then this other one that's using conjunction, the other one.
27:17.440 --> 27:18.462
[SPEAKER_03]: Not that formula.
27:18.442 --> 27:25.775
[SPEAKER_03]: So that uses micro doses of melatonin, why do I want to spike our natural melatonin production so get the right creatine rhythm.
27:26.216 --> 27:29.502
[SPEAKER_03]: And then as well, we have GABA in there and boron.
27:30.123 --> 27:37.817
[SPEAKER_03]: Boron, as we talked about, again, at night, because that's when our hormones do there, you know, settling of things and, you know,
27:37.797 --> 27:39.620
[SPEAKER_03]: redoing our home loan optimization.
27:39.640 --> 27:48.091
[SPEAKER_03]: So that's why cortisol levels for a lot of people are spike opposite so it helps with our sleep so we can restore ourselves and that's what we call restore.
27:48.131 --> 27:58.206
[SPEAKER_03]: So everything's more like an optimal level in the morning, horizontal levels the other thing we look at is, hey what do we need to do because one of the things we're kind of looking at is we're going to all this, we also need to help control inflammation.
27:58.726 --> 28:02.792
[SPEAKER_03]: So all this is actually working together to help control the information.
28:02.772 --> 28:11.372
[SPEAKER_03]: get hormone optimization, get nearly a foundational working for about just the new cells, get a jump story existing and get rid of the old stuff.
28:11.993 --> 28:14.299
[SPEAKER_03]: So that's really what's important about that.
28:14.860 --> 28:20.072
[SPEAKER_03]: Everything else you take from there will be enhanced because motorcounter or function at their best.
28:20.238 --> 28:20.679
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
28:20.699 --> 28:20.999
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
28:21.240 --> 28:26.709
[SPEAKER_01]: So, so you take out the bat cells, senescent cells, red spurred out in helps, you do that.
28:27.130 --> 28:32.479
[SPEAKER_01]: And then you super charged by the Andrea, you promote his regeneration of itself.
28:32.579 --> 28:35.745
[SPEAKER_01]: And there's more of them, and they absorb the energy source.
28:36.085 --> 28:40.052
[SPEAKER_01]: And an AD helps with the the the activity of this hour.
28:40.032 --> 28:49.225
[SPEAKER_01]: and then you allow the body to restore to actually the nighttime rest is not only good for your hormone product, but it's good for the testosterone as well.
28:49.245 --> 28:50.547
[SPEAKER_04]: Everything goes through the night.
28:50.607 --> 28:53.772
[SPEAKER_04]: And so, you know, you just have to have that basis.
28:53.792 --> 28:55.915
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's what we're going after, because nothing else is going to work.
28:56.295 --> 28:59.780
[SPEAKER_04]: You have all these people bring me every supplement on demand, kind of on your office.
28:59.800 --> 29:05.348
[SPEAKER_04]: 90% going in the garbage with the duplicates of the other ones, but nobody's going to the basis and fixing them up.
29:05.328 --> 29:15.085
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's why, you know, I got excited about all the products and what we're doing is we're getting right down the root cause deep down there to make a difference that's we're going to get a lot of improvement that way.
29:15.115 --> 29:20.321
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and what do people notice when they do try taking this?
29:20.681 --> 29:21.803
[SPEAKER_01]: I think you've seen this.
29:21.823 --> 29:22.684
[SPEAKER_01]: I think you've seen this.
29:22.704 --> 29:23.545
[SPEAKER_03]: You've seen this.
29:23.665 --> 29:25.327
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:25.347 --> 29:26.148
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:26.168 --> 29:26.788
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:26.808 --> 29:27.849
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:27.910 --> 29:28.670
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:28.730 --> 29:29.712
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:29.852 --> 29:30.913
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:30.993 --> 29:32.415
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:32.635 --> 29:33.336
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:33.636 --> 29:34.377
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:34.397 --> 29:35.038
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:35.058 --> 29:35.618
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:36.099 --> 29:36.719
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:36.800 --> 29:37.440
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:37.560 --> 29:38.101
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:38.341 --> 29:38.922
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:38.942 --> 29:40.063
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:40.123 --> 29:40.584
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:40.604 --> 29:41.385
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:41.405 --> 29:41.785
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:41.885 --> 29:42.286
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:42.306 --> 29:43.367
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:43.347 --> 29:49.717
[SPEAKER_04]: And you say, oh, no, not another one, because you don't know what to do, you know, here's some vitamins where they don't get absorbed so that's like an help.
29:50.197 --> 29:53.983
[SPEAKER_04]: And you know, you do an IV, it's gone in a few hours after you give me the IV of certain things.
29:54.424 --> 29:59.672
[SPEAKER_04]: And so there's the first time I feel like I'm doing something, they build up the basis so that I can make him feel better.
29:59.712 --> 30:03.738
[SPEAKER_04]: So if I do add other things down the line, they're going to do much better, even some of the peptides.
30:04.039 --> 30:10.789
[SPEAKER_04]: We know the peptides, whether they're the bioregulated ones that are out there, you know, like the, that you talked about one time that Kavison,
30:10.769 --> 30:13.552
[SPEAKER_04]: by a regulator peptides or the other peptides everybody talks about.
30:13.852 --> 30:17.176
[SPEAKER_04]: They work at such a higher level once we get the basis in there.
30:17.877 --> 30:21.220
[SPEAKER_04]: And as we're trying to promote now, it says, hey, get your peptides or work.
30:21.280 --> 30:22.622
[SPEAKER_04]: But hey, let's get this done.
30:22.722 --> 30:25.225
[SPEAKER_04]: First, then we can add and snap on top of it.
30:25.245 --> 30:26.326
[SPEAKER_01]: They're layers of health.
30:26.366 --> 30:33.634
[SPEAKER_01]: I think sometimes people forget to accept it because they think that, oh, someone says that peptide works really well.
30:33.654 --> 30:34.274
[SPEAKER_01]: TV 500.
30:34.294 --> 30:36.176
[SPEAKER_01]: So if I take it, it doesn't work.
30:36.677 --> 30:37.738
[SPEAKER_01]: It's not a great peptide.
30:37.718 --> 30:43.507
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, not real life, and you have layers in your health, then there may be a foundational piece you just forgot to address.
30:43.647 --> 30:44.088
[SPEAKER_03]: Exactly.
30:44.148 --> 30:47.013
[SPEAKER_03]: So you might get someone that's a slower spotter, non-responder.
30:47.433 --> 30:50.999
[SPEAKER_03]: It's not that the peptide isn't there, or even anything else that you're taking.
30:51.480 --> 30:55.807
[SPEAKER_03]: But is it really being absorbed in being optimized by your mitochondria?
30:56.187 --> 30:59.693
[SPEAKER_03]: Are they damaged so much that you're not getting what someone else's raised in?
30:59.673 --> 31:00.174
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
31:00.194 --> 31:01.817
[SPEAKER_03]: And that's usually more of the case.
31:02.077 --> 31:02.478
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
31:02.498 --> 31:02.899
[SPEAKER_03]: Always.
31:03.400 --> 31:05.343
[SPEAKER_03]: But that's the foundational start.
31:05.363 --> 31:07.327
[SPEAKER_01]: So you didn't work with for somebody.
31:07.647 --> 31:08.869
[SPEAKER_01]: It's not the time to bat now.
31:08.910 --> 31:12.276
[SPEAKER_01]: The peptide, the time to realize, oh, I'm missing something.
31:12.336 --> 31:13.518
[SPEAKER_01]: Let me dig a little deeper.
31:13.538 --> 31:13.738
[SPEAKER_01]: Right.
31:13.858 --> 31:14.720
[SPEAKER_04]: That's exactly right.
31:14.880 --> 31:19.268
[SPEAKER_04]: And you don't see that because when the peptides came out, most of the guys that were using peptides were wet.
31:19.248 --> 31:20.370
[SPEAKER_04]: they were healthy to begin with.
31:20.870 --> 31:22.453
[SPEAKER_04]: So they felt even better on the peptides.
31:22.473 --> 31:26.579
[SPEAKER_04]: The rest of people are trying to hear about it and say, oh, I want that peptide to work or that one.
31:26.659 --> 31:28.822
[SPEAKER_04]: In a work is good because their foundation is bad.
31:28.862 --> 31:30.624
[SPEAKER_04]: It's made out of straw and they don't feel good.
31:30.644 --> 31:31.325
[SPEAKER_04]: But you think about it.
31:31.345 --> 31:34.370
[SPEAKER_04]: The guys just started out with peptides were already healthy to begin with.
31:34.850 --> 31:35.151
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
31:35.171 --> 31:36.993
[SPEAKER_04]: And they, so they got, they felt the benefits.
31:37.033 --> 31:38.095
[SPEAKER_04]: They did a lot better on them.
31:38.556 --> 31:40.639
[SPEAKER_04]: So they're about tries to mimic that, but they just forgot.
31:40.919 --> 31:43.703
[SPEAKER_04]: They got a lot of work before that time before the peptides.
31:43.683 --> 32:11.277
[SPEAKER_03]: start walking before I can't wait to introduce my patients to try this out to fundamentally elevate their energy right it's gonna be beneficial for anything else they do whether on stem South therapy or peptides right yeah so and they'll start to feel it you asked about you know how soon you feel some people feel it really quickly I mentioned some of that's here behind the camera he takes some things in the morning he's like I can I can feel it that day if I go two days
32:11.257 --> 32:34.531
[SPEAKER_03]: And one of the things we're unconditioned to listen to our body and so as you start going with this people start to notice and they start to feel it more and you'll feel a difference within a few days or a week Definitely within 30 days, you'll definitely feel a difference and everything else that you're doing and supplementing with you'll also feel a difference because that'll help with any other supplement you're taking the absorb better.
32:34.992 --> 32:37.315
[SPEAKER_03]: So you will start to feel that difference really quickly.
32:37.497 --> 32:44.665
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and this one only has five milligrams of methane glue and the other two, they don't have metal glue, right?
32:44.705 --> 32:49.050
[SPEAKER_01]: So how do you use this in conjunction with the other products you have?
32:49.070 --> 32:59.402
[SPEAKER_01]: Because people love, I mean, a lot of doctors, offices, love your product, and a lot of organizations actually have adopted your products to gift to patients.
32:59.823 --> 33:03.567
[SPEAKER_01]: So how do you, because people are loving what they have, right?
33:03.627 --> 33:04.929
[SPEAKER_01]: So how does it all get in?
33:05.069 --> 33:06.070
[SPEAKER_03]: How does this fit in?
33:06.050 --> 33:08.557
[SPEAKER_03]: This will be rather than just jump starting right to you.
33:08.577 --> 33:11.986
[SPEAKER_03]: I'm just going to go to nothing blue because I hear Biohackers talk about it or whatever.
33:12.548 --> 33:14.974
[SPEAKER_03]: This will again, foundational start to finish, right?
33:15.455 --> 33:18.082
[SPEAKER_03]: But we might need a little bit more of a kick-start in certain areas.
33:18.724 --> 33:20.449
[SPEAKER_03]: Or at that time back to your website.
33:20.469 --> 33:20.970
[SPEAKER_03]: Follow us.
33:21.111 --> 33:22.033
[SPEAKER_03]: It's, you know.
33:22.013 --> 33:24.758
[SPEAKER_03]: Hydroxychloroquine came from, you know, nothing blue.
33:25.179 --> 33:34.455
[SPEAKER_03]: So if you need more methane blue or if I'm traveling when I go to a conference or I need I'll pop some more methane blue or if I need that I'll adjust that.
33:34.475 --> 33:41.608
[SPEAKER_03]: So here you have a good start to that, but if I need more I'll take a little more neural probe plus we're a little bit more of the methane blue and
33:41.588 --> 33:51.042
[SPEAKER_04]: The other thing is, you know, if you thought about it before, is that the methylene blusers product, if you don't take any, doesn't work, you take too much and it gets all the side effects.
33:51.062 --> 33:57.992
[SPEAKER_04]: So putting just five into here, we expect people to take the other methylene blue products so they never go past that three to four milligrams for keel per day.
33:58.293 --> 34:02.719
[SPEAKER_04]: Then you start getting the side effects and you're all these haters out there, methylene blue causes blue brains.
34:02.699 --> 34:07.764
[SPEAKER_04]: or does this or that, it's because they're on five or six milligrams of per kilo a day of methane blue.
34:08.485 --> 34:16.433
[SPEAKER_04]: That's a lot and so we've made this purposely at that level so that you can take the other methane blue in it so you don't get to that point having the side effect.
34:16.713 --> 34:19.256
[SPEAKER_03]: And the other important thing is you're being attacked daily.
34:19.696 --> 34:23.741
[SPEAKER_03]: We're being attacked by our cell phones, being attacked by everything's being metted, our food.
34:24.181 --> 34:28.065
[SPEAKER_03]: So it's not I just take something once and
34:28.045 --> 34:28.525
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
34:29.066 --> 34:32.549
[SPEAKER_01]: And then this, of course, can help with a testosterone.
34:32.870 --> 34:33.070
[SPEAKER_04]: Right.
34:33.330 --> 34:35.212
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it's a supplement.
34:35.272 --> 34:36.293
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's a testosterone.
34:36.313 --> 34:37.714
[SPEAKER_04]: We're a lot more effective.
34:37.774 --> 34:43.961
[SPEAKER_01]: And I want to mention, I want to ask you a lot of people may want to know, what if I'm a woman?
34:43.981 --> 34:47.544
[SPEAKER_01]: Like, how much with this testosterone is going to give me too much?
34:47.624 --> 34:48.425
[SPEAKER_04]: That's the always ask.
34:48.485 --> 34:49.266
[SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to get here.
34:49.326 --> 34:50.147
[SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to get this.
34:50.167 --> 34:52.889
[SPEAKER_04]: I said, no, build you up to what your natural levels are.
34:53.049 --> 34:55.652
[SPEAKER_04]: OK, it doesn't super, you know, physically illogical, those things.
34:55.672 --> 34:56.753
[SPEAKER_01]: It was great for women as well.
34:56.733 --> 34:58.795
[SPEAKER_04]: Grateful women, I said, we tried a lot of women on it.
34:59.095 --> 35:05.120
[SPEAKER_04]: The 20-year-old women, the older women, yep, that hereditary hair on the face, because you're from certain cultures.
35:05.560 --> 35:10.224
[SPEAKER_04]: You might get a little bit because it's testosterone, but you don't get it like everybody thinks you're gonna get a beard or anything else.
35:10.765 --> 35:19.632
[SPEAKER_04]: Those people had different receptors in their faces for that kind of testosterone, but if this is going natural and building up their natural testosterone, your body has its cut off.
35:20.673 --> 35:23.435
[SPEAKER_04]: And they'll get the benefits, but they won't get all that in other stuff.
35:23.455 --> 35:26.638
[SPEAKER_04]: All the negative things.
35:27.057 --> 35:28.642
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it has a world dose.
35:28.682 --> 35:30.086
[SPEAKER_03]: It can always be, you know, modern.
35:30.106 --> 35:31.610
[SPEAKER_04]: But now it's a hassle.
35:31.790 --> 35:32.152
[SPEAKER_04]: That's right.
35:32.332 --> 35:34.659
[SPEAKER_04]: And just remember, it's a dropperful, not a drop.
35:35.160 --> 35:36.183
[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.
35:36.243 --> 35:37.346
[SPEAKER_04]: Some people, I just think a drop.
35:37.366 --> 35:38.670
[SPEAKER_04]: No, it's a dropperful.
35:38.735 --> 35:58.380
[SPEAKER_04]: Okay, so do you usually dilute in the water and don't get just right under the water you want it to be You want to sit in your mouth at least 30 to 40 seconds so it has enough time that really open up or drop it in there So that's what I recommend and if you do this, you know, swallow some I still gonna get absorbed in the stomach because of the process But if you keep it in the mouth a little bit longer, it's gonna be better
35:58.360 --> 36:02.283
[SPEAKER_01]: And that's phenomenal because of this mott's max delivery system, right?
36:02.523 --> 36:03.024
[SPEAKER_01]: That's great.
36:03.084 --> 36:09.770
[SPEAKER_01]: It's really exciting because some people have resistant toward peptides because they don't want to inject themselves every day.
36:09.790 --> 36:10.750
[SPEAKER_03]: Yes, it goes.
36:10.770 --> 36:19.958
[SPEAKER_03]: Or when you actually activate peptides of its been in a powder form and you activate, it doesn't stay, you know, in deteriorates in time, pre-quick.
36:20.238 --> 36:20.358
[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.
36:20.398 --> 36:23.321
[SPEAKER_03]: When we use it with the mott's max, it actually preserves that.
36:23.401 --> 36:24.362
[SPEAKER_03]: That's just preservative.
36:24.422 --> 36:28.165
[SPEAKER_03]: So it acts much differently.
36:28.280 --> 36:29.964
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that's super exciting.
36:30.285 --> 36:43.457
[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, that can make a huge chest in in in in as field and people really love peptides and even you can make it easier for delivery and get better effect too.
36:43.797 --> 36:44.078
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
36:44.058 --> 36:47.342
[SPEAKER_01]: That would be yeah, that would be a huge contribution for people.
36:47.382 --> 36:47.943
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, right.
36:48.123 --> 36:58.936
[SPEAKER_01]: So yeah, one of why I'm so impressed by Your constant search for better solutions for people it seems like probably in a few months We'll be talking about other products.
36:58.956 --> 37:01.279
[SPEAKER_01]: We will get to do so.
37:01.379 --> 37:10.010
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay, what have the talking stick back to Dr. Joy Yeah, but anyhow, thank you so much very amazing work.
37:10.030 --> 37:12.273
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, so I guess I'll see you next time.
37:12.333 --> 37:12.993
[SPEAKER_04]: Okay, sounds good.
37:13.013 --> 37:13.474
[SPEAKER_04]: Thank you
37:13.454 --> 37:14.216
[SPEAKER_04]: Okay, all right.
37:14.476 --> 37:14.757
[SPEAKER_00]: Bye-bye.
37:14.917 --> 37:21.773
[SPEAKER_00]: Thank you for listening to this episode, hope you enjoy the content, and if so, please rate and follow this podcast.
37:21.793 --> 37:27.666
[SPEAKER_00]: To reach me, you can contact uplift longevity center, and that is uplift with a why.
37:27.907 --> 37:31.675
[SPEAKER_00]: You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel, Joy Kong, MD.
37:32.096 --> 37:32.998
[SPEAKER_00]: See you next time.
00:00.031 --> 00:04.518
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if people really recognize how revolutionary this delivery system is in my box.
00:04.579 --> 00:12.792
[SPEAKER_04]: It seems it's a mucous membrane, it just merely seconds opens up, it opens up those pores, everything gets absorbed in there, and it's an 85% absorption.
00:12.953 --> 00:16.198
[SPEAKER_04]: This is probably the best delivery system there is to get medicines into it.
00:16.218 --> 00:22.208
[SPEAKER_03]: But then there's also antioxidant properties, and then also it's antibacterial antifungal antimacrobus.
00:22.188 --> 00:24.652
[SPEAKER_00]: Welcome to the Dr. Joy Kong podcast.
00:24.992 --> 00:31.962
[SPEAKER_00]: This is where I have a chance to share with you some of the latest developments in the space of holistic health, longevity and wellness.
00:32.403 --> 00:39.232
[SPEAKER_00]: I've always honored intellectual curiosity and scientific rigor, combined with real world practicality.
00:39.553 --> 00:43.959
[SPEAKER_00]: My goal is that what you learn here will help you live longer and live better.
00:44.260 --> 00:46.002
[SPEAKER_00]: Hope you enjoy the journey with me.
00:45.982 --> 00:48.905
[SPEAKER_01]: Hello, welcome back to the Dr. Joy Kong podcast.
00:49.005 --> 00:56.254
[SPEAKER_01]: So today I'm so happy I'm doing it on location with my two favorite guests, Dr. Warren and Dashmit.
00:56.935 --> 01:00.739
[SPEAKER_01]: And of course, they are the most popular guests on my show.
01:00.779 --> 01:05.124
[SPEAKER_01]: We've been talking three times because you guys keep doing amazing things.
01:05.525 --> 01:11.972
[SPEAKER_01]: So today, there's more things to share because you guys are really making a huge difference in enhancing people's health.
01:11.952 --> 01:24.569
[SPEAKER_01]: And I think you just have the kind of brain that just keep churning and keep discovering and keep wanting to innovate and now you have new things that can jump start people even further on their health path.
01:25.110 --> 01:28.835
[SPEAKER_01]: So what have you guys found out since we last talked?
01:28.875 --> 01:31.058
[SPEAKER_01]: Because we talked about
01:31.038 --> 01:45.526
[SPEAKER_01]: the different formulations, the neuroprow, which help with neurogenesis, and the ADHD, which also help with focus and cognition, and then the brainfock, which is really good for brain health as well, metacondio health.
01:45.546 --> 01:47.590
[SPEAKER_01]: So that's kind of the first cluster we talked about.
01:47.690 --> 01:52.319
[SPEAKER_01]: And then you guys brought in the metabolic formulation that jump-starting the tabulism.
01:52.740 --> 01:53.140
[SPEAKER_01]: Great.
01:53.160 --> 01:54.042
[SPEAKER_01]: So what now?
01:54.022 --> 02:01.975
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, I was looking for, you know, my job and I've been this 45 years as to help people, you know, optimize their help.
02:01.995 --> 02:03.017
[SPEAKER_04]: We want people to feel better.
02:03.037 --> 02:07.825
[SPEAKER_04]: I'm tired of people, you know, a certain age as I say older than they tell me an age and go, come on.
02:07.865 --> 02:10.309
[SPEAKER_04]: You're supposed to feel better and they don't.
02:10.289 --> 02:15.195
[SPEAKER_04]: And I realized I thought everybody felt good, you know, and I realized that very few people have feel good during the day.
02:15.215 --> 02:25.088
[SPEAKER_04]: I have so many patients coming in that you're just tired, and they get to 40 years of age and say, is this all there is to life, to kid your grown, you know, I'm tired of my job and everything else to do in life.
02:25.268 --> 02:30.875
[SPEAKER_04]: So we have that population and we have the older couples that are retired in their 70s and they want to live longer and feel better.
02:31.236 --> 02:36.162
[SPEAKER_04]: So it's all about not how long you're going to live, how healthy you're going to be, how you feel every day.
02:36.142 --> 02:46.621
[SPEAKER_04]: And so we started looking at some of the methylene blue products we talked about and I said, what else can we do to expand them that, you know, that Dan and the group with if Darren is firms some great products we're going to talk about today.
02:46.641 --> 02:56.800
[SPEAKER_04]: And then I'm just going to spend a two seconds talking about one product is sort of dear to my heart is because I started testing a lot of men in particular and women also for testosterone levels.
02:56.780 --> 02:59.546
[SPEAKER_04]: And I found out in the hundreds and hundreds that I've done.
02:59.626 --> 03:04.476
[SPEAKER_04]: I've not yet won man under the age of 35 with a normal testosterone level.
03:04.496 --> 03:04.577
[SPEAKER_02]: Wow.
03:04.717 --> 03:09.467
[SPEAKER_04]: And that includes I have a bunch right now about 10 NFL football players retired in the early 30s.
03:09.868 --> 03:13.776
[SPEAKER_04]: They're coming to the scores like 150, 200 for the testosterone.
03:13.756 --> 03:15.560
[SPEAKER_04]: And I said, what do you guys do when you're playing ball?
03:15.840 --> 03:20.630
[SPEAKER_04]: And they said the coach has said take vitamin D and go on because they can't take anything.
03:21.091 --> 03:25.340
[SPEAKER_04]: Yet these guys are coming in their 30s worn out, joints are bad, they feel terrible.
03:25.761 --> 03:26.924
[SPEAKER_04]: And they have no testosterone.
03:27.545 --> 03:33.317
[SPEAKER_04]: Yet when we, you know, what school you went to and everything we went to, we're not supposed to start testosterone and younger people.
03:33.297 --> 03:45.235
[SPEAKER_04]: Because there is some infertility problems, shrinkage of some testicles that people worry about, and for till he's a big one, I looked at every testosterone booster I could try and I couldn't get anybody's testosterone to go up.
03:45.255 --> 03:53.668
[SPEAKER_04]: So I started putting a few of them on our shots of testosterone, you know, two or three times a week at small doses, so I wasn't making I have high levels, which is sort of keeping it even.
03:53.648 --> 03:55.511
[SPEAKER_04]: And we started looking at what else could we do?
03:55.571 --> 04:01.058
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's when we discovered that the product we're talking about today is we took plummet and put half of it.
04:01.118 --> 04:04.483
[SPEAKER_04]: So plummet's most women member taken a tab baby so to get pregnant.
04:04.864 --> 04:06.166
[SPEAKER_04]: And there's two components to it.
04:06.186 --> 04:10.972
[SPEAKER_04]: And one of them is called in clonafine that has a nice characteristic of building up some testosterone.
04:11.493 --> 04:14.357
[SPEAKER_04]: So we took in clonafine mixed with boron.
04:14.337 --> 04:16.320
[SPEAKER_04]: And boron you say, oh, what does that do?
04:16.340 --> 04:21.186
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, it can help a little bit with testosterone, but it deals with something called sex hormone binding globulin.
04:21.567 --> 04:24.470
[SPEAKER_04]: Because you can have a guy with normal testosterone levels.
04:24.871 --> 04:31.239
[SPEAKER_04]: But when you look at his free testosterone, it's very low because it's bound by the protein or the abium and the sex hormone binding globulin.
04:31.580 --> 04:33.983
[SPEAKER_04]: So you can have two guys with the same score.
04:33.963 --> 04:37.469
[SPEAKER_04]: free, I mean, total testosterone, but they're free as you're totally different.
04:37.809 --> 04:40.834
[SPEAKER_04]: And the guy with the least free, just isn't feeling very good.
04:40.854 --> 04:44.339
[SPEAKER_04]: So we found that Boran helps decrease the sex from unbinding gloving.
04:44.359 --> 04:51.771
[SPEAKER_04]: So more of your own testosterone is available, vitamin C, and then we found a new delivery system, which is a mental oxide delivery system.
04:51.811 --> 04:52.893
[SPEAKER_04]: We call it Mods Max.
04:53.394 --> 04:59.363
[SPEAKER_04]: And it has this nice characteristic about when you put it under your tongue, a dropper, full of not a dropper, full under your tongue.
04:59.343 --> 05:07.996
[SPEAKER_04]: Every day, it immediately opens up the mucus membranes in your mouth, opens them up, produces a sort of a hydrogen peroxide, reactive oxygen species combination.
05:08.276 --> 05:14.885
[SPEAKER_04]: It's a fentile reaction, what they say, and we absorb 85% of what's in the dropper full into our blood system.
05:15.286 --> 05:19.973
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, goes into our blood system, goes up to our brain, it says to the brain, make more testosterone.
05:20.353 --> 05:28.405
[SPEAKER_04]: So for the men, it tells the testicles to make more in women, they produce testosterone
05:28.385 --> 05:31.350
[SPEAKER_04]: the inclement thing that you're doing right and it's the inclement thing.
05:31.370 --> 05:31.791
[SPEAKER_04]: It goes in.
05:31.871 --> 05:38.182
[SPEAKER_04]: The boron decreases the sexual and bionic lobby and so not as much as being, you know, bound to it.
05:38.202 --> 05:44.694
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's more free around the vitamin C stabilizes everything and we started doing the studies both in men and women weird.
05:44.894 --> 05:48.621
[SPEAKER_04]: Sometimes in the within a month, two months tripling their natural testosterone.
05:48.601 --> 05:50.766
[SPEAKER_04]: So it's their natural one that's going up.
05:50.827 --> 05:54.376
[SPEAKER_04]: So they're not getting the historical, you know, the shrinkage of the testicles.
05:54.416 --> 05:57.022
[SPEAKER_04]: They're not getting the, you know, the shots that they had to do.
05:57.062 --> 05:58.306
[SPEAKER_04]: They don't, you know, they don't get that.
05:58.767 --> 06:01.614
[SPEAKER_04]: And they feel much better because it's their own natural testosterone cycle.
06:01.634 --> 06:02.576
[SPEAKER_01]: They don't over shoot.
06:02.596 --> 06:03.158
[SPEAKER_04]: And they don't over shoot.
06:03.178 --> 06:04.381
[SPEAKER_01]: Don't get into a rage.
06:04.401 --> 06:04.762
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
06:04.822 --> 06:05.985
[SPEAKER_04]: There's a belly.
06:05.965 --> 06:12.236
[SPEAKER_04]: And I don't have to have these high levels, you know, super, you know, physiological, normal, you know, just get them up to normal, they'd feel better.
06:12.496 --> 06:17.204
[SPEAKER_04]: Go from 200 to 600 or, you know, 400 up to 800, just double under a triple.
06:17.545 --> 06:20.069
[SPEAKER_04]: They feel so much better because they've had no test of astronauts.
06:20.089 --> 06:21.632
[SPEAKER_04]: And you say, do we see it often?
06:21.672 --> 06:29.205
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, they always say millennial kids what are lazy, they don't want to do anything that play on their phones, they don't have no ambition, they don't care, they don't like,
06:29.185 --> 06:30.427
[SPEAKER_04]: girls or boys or anything.
06:30.447 --> 06:39.281
[SPEAKER_04]: They just don't sort of just neutral and we find out that once you get them on their testosterone life changes, they have some enthusiasm about life, they want to go out and do something.
06:39.322 --> 06:45.972
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's, it's made me so happy is because man, I'm making differences in these young men and I have women the same thing.
06:45.992 --> 06:51.261
[SPEAKER_04]: They're getting their, you know, female hormones are going down in their teenage and 20 years of age that we're seeing.
06:51.241 --> 07:00.342
[SPEAKER_04]: And they're starting to feel better, and because they tell the girls, you know, when you get into your menopause, what's more important, testosterone to have it up when you're menopause, for your bones and muscles.
07:00.382 --> 07:08.541
[SPEAKER_04]: And so this is a nice natural way of getting your own levels up without giving your shots your other or pellets or...
07:08.521 --> 07:10.424
[SPEAKER_04]: super creams replacement.
07:10.445 --> 07:11.426
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I don't like those.
07:11.707 --> 07:20.383
[SPEAKER_01]: People are blaming these young kids for not having the drive and not doing Right, they're not looking at the positive physiologically these people have art.
07:20.403 --> 07:21.685
[SPEAKER_04]: They're damaged.
07:21.725 --> 07:25.833
[SPEAKER_04]: They're biology I had four boys come in at the age of 26 to 30.
07:25.853 --> 07:28.217
[SPEAKER_04]: They're they're boss sentiment for weight loss
07:28.197 --> 07:31.701
[SPEAKER_04]: say, okay, and we found out they had new testosterone hardly at all.
07:32.122 --> 07:34.225
[SPEAKER_04]: So I put them on testosterone, then we did weight loss.
07:34.245 --> 07:38.209
[SPEAKER_04]: Of course, they built up muscles, bones fat, start losing weight, along with everything else.
07:38.430 --> 07:42.695
[SPEAKER_04]: And after about three months, the boss comes to me and says, I have the best employees you've ever seen.
07:43.116 --> 07:48.222
[SPEAKER_04]: They go to work on time, they get out, get their work done, they think about things, they have innovative.
07:48.542 --> 07:51.686
[SPEAKER_04]: He says they work hard to end the day, they're not on their phones.
07:51.726 --> 07:52.247
[SPEAKER_04]: He said,
07:52.227 --> 07:56.552
[SPEAKER_04]: I cannot believe this transformation in these young guys in a short period of time.
07:56.592 --> 08:03.221
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that I had to use shots on, but now that we have been clonofing in this product that naturally increases their own.
08:03.241 --> 08:06.645
[SPEAKER_04]: We're going to see a lot of improvements in that age group.
08:06.665 --> 08:07.226
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
08:07.246 --> 08:08.688
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, we've also used an older women.
08:08.808 --> 08:11.711
[SPEAKER_04]: We've also used it in some many eight needles which most of them don't.
08:11.792 --> 08:16.918
[SPEAKER_04]: But I've used it in a whole bunch of age groups and we're still getting great improvement.
08:16.898 --> 08:22.191
[SPEAKER_03]: always from early 20s and 70s, even people that have been on TRT replacement or month therapy.
08:22.211 --> 08:26.180
[SPEAKER_03]: So they can actually get their natural testosterone production back.
08:26.461 --> 08:26.862
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
08:26.962 --> 08:27.123
[SPEAKER_04]: Right.
08:27.163 --> 08:30.571
[SPEAKER_04]: So over 70s, since I'm over 70, it works, so it's over.
08:30.591 --> 08:33.979
[SPEAKER_03]: I didn't want to throw that out there, but yeah.
08:34.246 --> 08:38.273
[SPEAKER_03]: He's one of the 30s, but no, and that's one of the other things.
08:38.293 --> 08:43.883
[SPEAKER_03]: And one of the other neat things about this formula is usually boron, as Doc will tell you, it's very hard to absorb.
08:43.923 --> 08:50.635
[SPEAKER_03]: And so through the Mods Max system, as you sum up on the oral delivery, we're now able to deliver boron.
08:50.615 --> 08:52.137
[SPEAKER_03]: in a absorbable manner.
08:52.598 --> 08:59.006
[SPEAKER_03]: So, in clothing as not been, it's not a new drug, but what's happened is that now it's absorbable, completely different.
08:59.527 --> 09:01.690
[SPEAKER_03]: So, we don't have to go to those injections.
09:01.770 --> 09:04.474
[SPEAKER_03]: You, if you bet on TRT, you can get off that.
09:04.514 --> 09:07.418
[SPEAKER_03]: If you're on, even if you're on pellets, you can help even that out.
09:07.898 --> 09:11.263
[SPEAKER_03]: So, it's so could be combined with that therapy, or it could be used on its own.
09:11.323 --> 09:17.972
[SPEAKER_03]: But, as doctors saying a lot of young men, they're just jumping right to what do I do to, I'm going to jump on replacement therapy.
09:17.952 --> 09:24.707
[SPEAKER_03]: And now you shut down all your natural production and so that it's it's horrible Yeah, and it wasn't in our country.
09:24.808 --> 09:27.554
[SPEAKER_01]: It's this is long term that people are using Yes, don't just start.
09:27.834 --> 09:29.719
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, everybody says well, we'll set up my natural.
09:29.999 --> 09:33.447
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, this is make your natural So just age wise you're gonna slow down
09:33.427 --> 09:43.596
[SPEAKER_04]: All these guys in their 50s and 60s you're saying well, we want to cut out our test sauce when I say you don't have any to begin with, so it's not gonna make it much worse, you know So we're using it all age groups.
09:43.616 --> 09:52.504
[SPEAKER_04]: I think just bringing up their natural ones and then in our country There's a lot of people still do in testosterone from in once a week in their butts the same thing with the pillow Right, what happens?
09:52.524 --> 10:00.852
[SPEAKER_04]: They get these high testosterone levels the whites can tell the next they did took a Dizzy or test to use they say and then it goes down over the week the body
10:00.832 --> 10:02.794
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, pulse aches testosterone every day.
10:02.974 --> 10:11.725
[SPEAKER_04]: And so if you're doing it like I do in my patients 70 10 years twice a week or three, some guys do it seven days a week a small amount, they're getting that natural pulse, which this will do.
10:12.285 --> 10:23.498
[SPEAKER_04]: And they're going to be even and I'm going to have those ups and downs that body's going to like it because it's we make testosterone daily and the way we're doing for years from end is just messed up a lot of people over the years all the side effects come from.
10:23.478 --> 10:25.281
[SPEAKER_03]: And it's the natural estrogen blocker.
10:25.822 --> 10:27.525
[SPEAKER_03]: So you don't have to worry about if you're odd.
10:27.545 --> 10:30.891
[SPEAKER_03]: These other other You start crying.
10:30.971 --> 10:33.495
[SPEAKER_01]: Yep, you don't know with a guancomascia.
10:33.636 --> 10:42.972
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, yeah, or crying at at you know at a commercial When you didn't plan on it, there's nothing to cry over But no, so all those things are taking care of
10:42.952 --> 10:51.204
[SPEAKER_03]: And like Doc said, they're energized, they're enthusiastic, again, they can think, they can perform, and unfortunately we've held these back for so long.
10:51.825 --> 10:58.495
[SPEAKER_03]: And we were just at A for M. They're American Academy of Anti-Aging and all the doctors are just forward.
10:59.316 --> 10:59.757
[SPEAKER_03]: What do we do?
10:59.797 --> 11:00.698
[SPEAKER_03]: What work can we go?
11:00.738 --> 11:04.183
[SPEAKER_03]: And now that this is really horrible,
11:04.467 --> 11:17.663
[SPEAKER_01]: Now they have something to do with one of the dilemmas that a lot of people are concerned that they're shutting down their own hormone testosterone production and then also fertility concerns and then the the testical shrinkage.
11:17.843 --> 11:26.673
[SPEAKER_01]: And then the concern that once they get on then they can't get off because if they take that away then your testosterone level just plummetes because they feel like they got them trained that they can never get off.
11:26.773 --> 11:32.280
[SPEAKER_04]: You're 100% right and that's what this cover is is that we're leaning them just
11:32.260 --> 11:35.286
[SPEAKER_04]: And they say, why did testosterone go bad in these young kids?
11:35.707 --> 11:39.033
[SPEAKER_04]: Most of the theory is food, food, processed food, and ultra-processed.
11:39.053 --> 11:42.019
[SPEAKER_04]: Maybe some frequencies, but mostly it's just their bad diets.
11:42.740 --> 11:47.890
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, I mean, I had my highest score recently was a guy with 777-5 testosterone level, okay.
11:47.870 --> 11:50.614
[SPEAKER_04]: He's never been on testosterone seven, eight years of age.
11:50.915 --> 11:55.803
[SPEAKER_04]: But he grew up eating the meats and the elk and the deer and the vegetables he grew on his garden.
11:55.823 --> 11:58.487
[SPEAKER_04]: He had a 700 score with never taken testosterone.
11:58.868 --> 11:59.108
[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.
11:59.128 --> 12:02.794
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you see these young kids down at 150 to 180, 200.
12:02.834 --> 12:05.599
[SPEAKER_04]: And there's a big difference.
12:05.619 --> 12:06.520
[SPEAKER_04]: The food was doing it.
12:06.500 --> 12:06.981
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
12:07.001 --> 12:10.266
[SPEAKER_01]: Well, I did hear a research that that was presented at A4M.
12:10.606 --> 12:20.200
[SPEAKER_01]: This lady, they were studying mice that were either exposed to cell phone with real signals versus placebo, which means cell phone that are sitting there with no signals.
12:20.661 --> 12:25.268
[SPEAKER_01]: So I think they exposed the mice for about two hours every day for 45 days.
12:25.568 --> 12:28.693
[SPEAKER_01]: And at the end, I think it was about two months.
12:28.673 --> 12:38.066
[SPEAKER_01]: And then they measure the testosterone before and after, the one that got real radiation exposure is 50% of the ones that got placebo.
12:38.307 --> 12:38.747
[SPEAKER_03]: Exactly.
12:38.867 --> 12:44.495
[SPEAKER_03]: Where do we usually, we always have our phones on us and those, those frequencies, our bodies and our frequencies?
12:44.575 --> 12:44.816
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah.
12:45.236 --> 12:47.499
[SPEAKER_03]: And so since our bodies are frequencies, guess what?
12:47.539 --> 12:47.940
[SPEAKER_03]: It does.
12:48.000 --> 12:49.042
[SPEAKER_03]: It interrupts those.
12:49.062 --> 12:51.525
[SPEAKER_03]: I just want to know how the mice held up the phone.
12:52.130 --> 13:07.253
[SPEAKER_04]: It must have been a candy crush, I mean, apparently they were in the cage, they didn't have any word to escape, yeah, but believe you, that's true, 100% and then if they fail them even bad foods, it even accelerated even more to have them.
13:07.233 --> 13:17.587
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, right, so but when people take some, well, first of all, the inclonophane, how are people, how are doctors given that, getting that before, that medication?
13:17.688 --> 13:20.151
[SPEAKER_04]: There's some out there, but again, he just wasn't absorbed.
13:20.592 --> 13:24.077
[SPEAKER_04]: Orn was an absorbed and nobody want to take clomic because they had so many side effects.
13:24.577 --> 13:31.948
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's a few people in products out there that they're using some crazy combination and, you know, like to dial a fill within cloned the thing and things like that.
13:32.228 --> 13:33.209
[SPEAKER_04]: They're just not absorbed.
13:33.249 --> 13:35.873
[SPEAKER_03]: That was the thing that,
13:35.853 --> 13:39.958
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they put it in a counselor's house, let me get some work, 20% of absorption's, this isn't work.
13:40.418 --> 13:43.382
[SPEAKER_04]: Or if you do get those high enough, they're going to get all the side effects.
13:43.402 --> 13:48.888
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that's what, you know, being able to absorb more 85% of absorption in your mouth that makes it big difference.
13:49.208 --> 13:49.449
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
13:49.469 --> 13:51.571
[SPEAKER_04]: You can use as well as those to get better results.
13:51.591 --> 13:58.699
[SPEAKER_03]: They're the great facts, we have it in all our trials that we've done and all the, you know, people that we've been doing and everybody's complaining about one thing.
13:58.760 --> 13:59.160
[SPEAKER_04]: Oh, so.
13:59.208 --> 13:59.568
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
14:00.049 --> 14:10.003
[SPEAKER_01]: So, once a person starts taking this, could it elevate their testosterone level to the point where if they stop doing this, it's taking this supplement that they can just sustain it?
14:10.263 --> 14:13.568
[SPEAKER_04]: Well, depends on if they change their diet, you know, a lot of other variables.
14:13.588 --> 14:19.817
[SPEAKER_04]: We haven't gone about far to know, but most of the people as soon as they stop it, start feeling bad again, they're going to come back to it.
14:19.897 --> 14:24.523
[SPEAKER_04]: But if someone changes their diets and some other things, maybe they keep it up, again, similar to your
14:24.503 --> 14:25.444
[SPEAKER_01]: died exercise.
14:25.544 --> 14:29.329
[SPEAKER_01]: I've seen people who actually improved their natural types of products.
14:29.349 --> 14:30.370
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you won't come out.
14:30.390 --> 14:33.173
[SPEAKER_04]: You live in the house and eat properly and everything else.
14:33.373 --> 14:37.198
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's some people who watch for it, but takes an effort to do it.
14:37.498 --> 14:37.778
[SPEAKER_04]: Right.
14:37.958 --> 14:40.782
[SPEAKER_03]: And that really brings up our next what we're talking about.
14:40.802 --> 14:48.891
[SPEAKER_03]: We're not because we kind of bring in was actually our other mitochondrial health because as dog will tell you, mitochondria are responsible for.
14:49.259 --> 15:00.141
[SPEAKER_04]: Everything in our life, the powerhouse is everything we do is based on my conduit and it's the root of all problems because information they thought was well, information doesn't occur until that my conduit starts dying off.
15:00.882 --> 15:03.227
[SPEAKER_04]: And getting not working in function at the highest level.
15:03.567 --> 15:06.433
[SPEAKER_04]: Then information comes in all the diseases and chronic diseases.
15:06.453 --> 15:09.900
[SPEAKER_04]: So our belief is my conduit is where the actions are.
15:10.049 --> 15:16.261
[SPEAKER_03]: And that's actually what helps build testosterone and hormones, regulatory and producing them.
15:16.741 --> 15:17.623
[SPEAKER_03]: Sorry, producing them.
15:18.204 --> 15:21.470
[SPEAKER_03]: And that's why when we were looking at, we had our podcast before about nothing blue.
15:21.490 --> 15:29.425
[SPEAKER_03]: And how a jump start the... No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
15:29.405 --> 15:32.428
[SPEAKER_03]: So, as we looked at that, what do we really need to make that function?
15:32.488 --> 15:40.837
[SPEAKER_03]: Well, that was one jump start, and as we've been doing this and going through it with Darren and myself and Dr. Ward, there's we're looking at, well, what can we do to improve that?
15:41.498 --> 15:46.623
[SPEAKER_03]: And those electrical influences that we have do have effects on or mitochondria.
15:47.044 --> 15:48.145
[SPEAKER_03]: So, we have to strengthen that.
15:48.405 --> 15:58.956
[SPEAKER_03]: And so, what we really did is we looked at the full foundation of mitochondria, building from creating new cells, chumps starting existing cells, and actually get rid of old cells.
15:58.936 --> 16:21.535
[SPEAKER_03]: So we're really looking at that whole thing and so as we did that one of the things is that when we improve mitochondrial function we also prove hormone function right and those that we're doing are what we call our eukos or ultimate cellular optimization program increase by another 15 percent when they're doing the other because they're optimizing guess what mitochondrial function in health.
16:21.515 --> 16:24.900
[SPEAKER_01]: right, which gives the cells the energy to actually produce more hormones.
16:24.920 --> 16:25.421
[SPEAKER_03]: Exactly.
16:25.781 --> 16:30.688
[SPEAKER_03]: So we're working at, it's like, I have a house and all I do is look at the inside.
16:30.708 --> 16:31.790
[SPEAKER_03]: Man, those curtains are beautiful.
16:31.810 --> 16:32.691
[SPEAKER_03]: Let's get a new couch.
16:33.212 --> 16:39.220
[SPEAKER_03]: Oh, what do I need to, we all rush out for these different supplements, but we never really look, what is my foundational structure?
16:39.200 --> 16:40.141
[SPEAKER_03]: You know, what does it look like?
16:40.201 --> 16:41.383
[SPEAKER_03]: What is my built of straw?
16:41.423 --> 16:42.644
[SPEAKER_03]: I'm on brick, what am I on?
16:42.684 --> 16:43.926
[SPEAKER_03]: Am I gonna crumble?
16:43.946 --> 16:48.371
[SPEAKER_03]: And unfortunately, most of us are foundations are crumbling because we're not supporting them.
16:48.812 --> 16:50.033
[SPEAKER_03]: And we don't know where to start.
16:50.554 --> 16:52.396
[SPEAKER_03]: So we did as we made it really easy.
16:53.057 --> 16:57.622
[SPEAKER_03]: We made it so that we can now get biogenesis of new cells, right?
16:57.642 --> 16:59.364
[SPEAKER_03]: So we're creating new cells, some more than that.
16:59.825 --> 17:02.188
[SPEAKER_03]: Jumpstarting existing, so they're working properly.
17:02.568 --> 17:04.971
[SPEAKER_03]: And then get rid of old cells, autovgy.
17:04.951 --> 17:06.513
[SPEAKER_03]: It's just like on a skin care.
17:06.853 --> 17:13.841
[SPEAKER_03]: You never use your skin care, not give you something as collagen to taking your mouth or vitamin C or things that nature by tend for hair and nails.
17:14.742 --> 17:18.947
[SPEAKER_03]: And then actually use hyalurotic acid or moisturizer interface and next foliate.
17:19.448 --> 17:24.294
[SPEAKER_03]: But when it actually comes to ourselves, that's what they need to do, and we don't do it very well.
17:24.314 --> 17:34.165
[SPEAKER_03]: So we made a program, and I'll let you hold that, that's actually looking at that as a 24-hour optimization of foundational mitochondrial support.
17:34.145 --> 17:35.907
[SPEAKER_03]: I don't know if you've heard of spermidine before.
17:36.088 --> 17:37.029
[SPEAKER_03]: Yes.
17:37.049 --> 17:37.910
[SPEAKER_03]: Spermidine's great.
17:38.150 --> 17:39.092
[SPEAKER_03]: Yes, it is.
17:39.112 --> 17:42.977
[SPEAKER_03]: Great for getting rid of topology or old cells sloughing them off.
17:43.257 --> 17:50.787
[SPEAKER_03]: When you look at the blue zones, which is where they live really long, one of the common characteristics was that they had high high levels of spermidine.
17:51.568 --> 17:53.431
[SPEAKER_03]: So, it's getting rid of the old stuff.
17:53.972 --> 17:56.275
[SPEAKER_03]: So, we do that and we also give Nat in the morning.
17:56.415 --> 17:58.057
[SPEAKER_01]: So, that's in this formulation.
17:58.237 --> 17:58.578
[SPEAKER_03]: Correct.
17:58.878 --> 17:59.159
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
17:59.499 --> 18:00.861
[SPEAKER_01]: It's called Activate.
18:00.841 --> 18:01.603
[SPEAKER_03]: Yep, activate.
18:01.683 --> 18:04.168
[SPEAKER_03]: We take that in the morning and then we get NAD.
18:04.669 --> 18:08.095
[SPEAKER_03]: We also have, which is food great NAD for building of new cells.
18:08.637 --> 18:11.743
[SPEAKER_03]: Then we also have our vitamin C and our Mods Max.
18:12.104 --> 18:14.067
[SPEAKER_03]: As Doc talked about, super important.
18:14.188 --> 18:16.352
[SPEAKER_03]: That's why all of our liquids have Mods Max.
18:16.512 --> 18:19.879
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, so all the everything has Mods Max to support it.
18:19.859 --> 18:21.583
[SPEAKER_03]: So this is our activator in the morning.
18:21.603 --> 18:31.545
[SPEAKER_03]: Followed right after that, about 50 minutes later, 30 minutes later, is actually our other two tablets which are PQ, NED, and then it also has our methane blue.
18:32.347 --> 18:37.378
[SPEAKER_03]: And then you've got to methylated B12, and then you also have the, like I said, your copper peptide here.
18:37.358 --> 18:37.839
[SPEAKER_02]: Okay.
18:37.859 --> 18:40.003
[SPEAKER_03]: And you know, copper peptides and peptides very well.
18:40.223 --> 18:41.485
[SPEAKER_03]: These two will talk a lot about that.
18:41.605 --> 18:42.367
[SPEAKER_03]: Great for skin.
18:42.808 --> 18:49.539
[SPEAKER_03]: Not only that, but also great for the ETC chain, as far as being able to conduct that, that wave and that alert.
18:49.780 --> 18:49.880
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
18:49.900 --> 18:50.381
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
18:50.401 --> 18:53.106
[SPEAKER_01]: So you can explain the all ingredients you have in there.
18:53.206 --> 18:57.814
[SPEAKER_01]: So you said you have an AD, which with what does it do for.
18:57.794 --> 18:59.297
[SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to get, you don't know, go ahead.
18:59.538 --> 19:02.284
[SPEAKER_04]: It just, it means the things, the basis of a lot of things we do in our life.
19:02.304 --> 19:05.972
[SPEAKER_04]: And a lot of people, I used to have people come in and say, are we on an idea of an idea?
19:05.992 --> 19:06.213
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah.
19:06.233 --> 19:08.418
[SPEAKER_04]: And they, I've just seen their faces just when I did it.
19:08.438 --> 19:10.182
[SPEAKER_04]: They just, paying in their faces.
19:10.242 --> 19:10.903
[SPEAKER_02]: Oh, it's horrible.
19:11.224 --> 19:12.246
[SPEAKER_02]: It's horrible.
19:12.286 --> 19:12.807
[SPEAKER_02]: It's horrible.
19:12.888 --> 19:13.188
[SPEAKER_04]: It's horrible.
19:13.248 --> 19:14.892
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you want to turn flush.
19:14.872 --> 19:24.035
[SPEAKER_04]: And so we found out when we did the NAD this way, we got the benefits from people who used to take it ID or subcutaneous, they had the same benefits at NAD, but in this pill form.
19:24.075 --> 19:28.526
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that made me more positive because man, I hated that flush in that pain in the chest.
19:28.546 --> 19:30.872
[SPEAKER_04]: Like, yeah, I'll have it in a heart attack and it's like,
19:30.852 --> 19:34.419
[SPEAKER_04]: No, you're not having a heart attack, but, you know, yeah, it's not fun to take.
19:34.919 --> 19:39.067
[SPEAKER_04]: And so that one, you know, energizes everything in the body and maintains it.
19:39.087 --> 19:40.329
[SPEAKER_04]: So that's where we like the NAD.
19:40.670 --> 19:43.134
[SPEAKER_04]: Again, a lot of people are here about it now at the ASO.
19:43.154 --> 19:47.142
[SPEAKER_04]: But I like it in this field form, because people still think it's got to be some cutaneous.
19:47.482 --> 19:51.369
[SPEAKER_04]: I say, go ahead and torture yourself, but try this as you feel when you plant patients.
19:51.710 --> 19:53.333
[SPEAKER_04]: Try and, hey, this works as good.
19:53.532 --> 19:56.499
[SPEAKER_01]: So they feel that an elevation in an energy level.
19:56.519 --> 19:57.281
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, okay.
19:57.301 --> 19:59.065
[SPEAKER_03]: And it's supporting new mitochondrial growth.
19:59.406 --> 20:05.340
[SPEAKER_03]: And the other thing is for a long time, they thought you could only do it by guess what, either by injection or taking a precursor.
20:05.681 --> 20:05.921
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
20:05.941 --> 20:08.628
[SPEAKER_03]: And then these are the ones that are out there, but they're only precursors.
20:08.688 --> 20:09.931
[SPEAKER_03]: It's only measuring precursors.
20:10.011 --> 20:12.216
[SPEAKER_03]: No one's really measuring true NED.
20:12.196 --> 20:16.040
[SPEAKER_03]: even after two click, even after taking a, you know, IV or a shot.
20:16.541 --> 20:18.142
[SPEAKER_03]: But any de-actually comes from our food.
20:18.282 --> 20:24.909
[SPEAKER_03]: So we use a high extreme high-grade food source, but one of the other key ingredients is PQQ.
20:25.390 --> 20:28.313
[SPEAKER_03]: PQQ is really the door opener for the NAD.
20:28.893 --> 20:31.016
[SPEAKER_03]: So now it could actually be absorbed very well.
20:31.176 --> 20:35.160
[SPEAKER_03]: And PQQ is good for creating new cells, or biologists of new cells.
20:35.721 --> 20:39.064
[SPEAKER_03]: So those two combinations are
20:39.044 --> 20:42.489
[SPEAKER_01]: And then we are distributing more new mitochondria.
20:42.510 --> 20:43.531
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, mitochondria.
20:43.591 --> 20:44.513
[SPEAKER_04]: We're making them every day.
20:44.533 --> 20:46.676
[SPEAKER_04]: We'll use them more healthy when it's a start-out.
20:46.836 --> 20:49.200
[SPEAKER_04]: Just trying to deal with the out there to come it out.
20:49.220 --> 20:49.941
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, sure.
20:49.961 --> 20:50.763
[SPEAKER_03]: Correct.
20:50.883 --> 20:52.586
[SPEAKER_03]: Supporting what we need to actually build it.
20:53.146 --> 20:53.287
[SPEAKER_03]: Okay.
20:53.427 --> 20:57.774
[SPEAKER_03]: And mitochondria turnover is two to eight weeks that's turning over.
20:57.954 --> 20:59.256
[SPEAKER_03]: You know, we're happening our body.
20:59.757 --> 21:02.421
[SPEAKER_03]: So that's why keeping after it daily is really important.
21:02.441 --> 21:04.765
[SPEAKER_03]: The other thing, you want to talk more about copper peptide?
21:04.745 --> 21:07.047
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, we use copper for so many processes in our body.
21:07.208 --> 21:08.329
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, we talk about it in the face.
21:08.369 --> 21:11.532
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, GHK copper for faces, I put it into joints.
21:11.552 --> 21:13.914
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, people's joints heal up faster in the collagen.
21:13.955 --> 21:17.198
[SPEAKER_04]: So copper we're finding out is a is a co-factor.
21:17.378 --> 21:19.040
[SPEAKER_04]: A lot of the process in our body.
21:19.220 --> 21:20.902
[SPEAKER_04]: Every time you turn around, there's copper there.
21:20.922 --> 21:23.224
[SPEAKER_04]: We just don't talk about it because it's copper.
21:23.785 --> 21:25.707
[SPEAKER_04]: Everybody thinks it's cheap like a penny or something.
21:25.767 --> 21:30.231
[SPEAKER_04]: But there's so many things in our body that are run by these natural products in our life.
21:30.251 --> 21:32.794
[SPEAKER_04]: I've been talking, I'm working on a book right now.
21:32.774 --> 21:36.079
[SPEAKER_04]: comparing our bodies to the the video and super chips in the computer.
21:36.379 --> 21:54.646
[SPEAKER_04]: We're further advanced in our bodies But they use the phosphate in the boron and and copper and all these things in it and All these minerals are so vital in our body and if we don't have them you can't build or do anything And so we're trying to get them in a form that will be absorbed of the utilize at the same time And so that's what makes it so much better to have these healthy myoconders and be 12.
21:54.826 --> 21:55.727
[SPEAKER_03]: Definitely to be 12.
21:55.827 --> 22:01.836
[SPEAKER_03]: We're important because a lot of people cannot absorb
22:01.816 --> 22:21.752
[SPEAKER_03]: So super important so more energy that we're supplying to our bodies into our mitochondria Which is really important and then of course we have the methane blue and there to jump start existing mitochondria We're being donate right agree look and this is how you guys started everything There's just like everything blue, but as you look at that We're hitting one spot, but really we gotta look at all.
22:21.772 --> 22:24.396
[SPEAKER_04]: It's a big whole area That's what I think is so cool about it.
22:24.476 --> 22:24.837
[SPEAKER_04]: So
22:25.627 --> 22:53.710
[SPEAKER_03]: we're talking about here back and forth so yeah okay so the first you want people to take this first and then we give you a little a little time to take this is it because of the modern acts it's opening up those cellular not only subcocial memory but also cellular absorption bring down bio films as well so the body can absorb things and the plastics and all the things we have also build a bio film so we don't absorb as well
22:53.690 --> 22:55.512
[SPEAKER_03]: So that opens it up.
22:55.552 --> 22:56.614
[SPEAKER_01]: So, okay.
22:57.175 --> 23:00.419
[SPEAKER_01]: So, I think this is actually very exciting.
23:00.539 --> 23:05.165
[SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if you people really recognize how revolutionary this delivery system is, the Mods Max.
23:05.185 --> 23:12.655
[SPEAKER_01]: So, I wanted to talk a little bit about why this is so exciting, why you're incorporating it in your liquid form of your products, right?
23:12.675 --> 23:18.162
[SPEAKER_01]: So, you're saying that one, it breaks down by a film, and you're saying even around plastics.
23:18.142 --> 23:22.990
[SPEAKER_04]: Again, and again in our mouth as soon as it hits the mucus membranes, it just mills seconds opens up.
23:23.010 --> 23:28.840
[SPEAKER_04]: There's all these chemical reactions you'd remember from medical school or graduate school and call the fentanyl reaction.
23:28.860 --> 23:29.862
[SPEAKER_04]: It opens up those pores.
23:29.902 --> 23:33.809
[SPEAKER_04]: Everything gets absorbed in there and it's an 85% absorption.
23:34.089 --> 23:35.913
[SPEAKER_04]: So y'all as read, why hasn't anybody used it?
23:36.093 --> 23:37.956
[SPEAKER_04]: You know, and I look around the world,
23:37.936 --> 23:42.061
[SPEAKER_04]: These, you know, Eastern Europe use it, Europe use it, United States, and I had just no money in it.
23:42.362 --> 23:44.084
[SPEAKER_04]: So they try to make all these new inventions.
23:44.485 --> 23:47.789
[SPEAKER_04]: When this is probably the best delivery system there is to get medicines into it.
23:48.069 --> 23:53.396
[SPEAKER_04]: We use a magnesium, is our oxide we use, there are some zinc ones, there are some other ones that you can use.
23:53.757 --> 24:02.188
[SPEAKER_04]: But this will be that the best success with and just open up those pores, get it in there, and then close it, and seals it, so we're not getting extra crap going into our bodies.
24:02.168 --> 24:04.471
[SPEAKER_04]: And then, like I said, even at the boron, it's interesting.
24:04.491 --> 24:08.796
[SPEAKER_04]: It's a new delivery system down the line in our gut to open it up and get absorbed in our gut.
24:09.176 --> 24:17.846
[SPEAKER_04]: So we're trying to hit it from, as Dan said, from different, you know, areas to get better absorption because right now, you know, pills don't get absorbed.
24:17.886 --> 24:21.090
[SPEAKER_04]: So we keep what up in those still doesn't get absorbed.
24:21.110 --> 24:22.191
[SPEAKER_04]: Then we get all the side effects.
24:22.452 --> 24:23.113
[SPEAKER_04]: We're not happy.
24:23.153 --> 24:25.796
[SPEAKER_04]: So this is where we're doing this with the mods max.
24:26.196 --> 24:27.177
[SPEAKER_04]: And everybody's just ignored it.
24:27.297 --> 24:32.023
[SPEAKER_04]: I mean, you know, when I started going at first thing,
24:32.003 --> 24:50.037
[SPEAKER_04]: And more research I do, I realize, man, I can't believe no one's not doing this because we just accidentally found a group that was using it, they were using it for agriculture products and we started looking at my gosh, why isn't everybody using that and so that's what we turned around starting using it and the more we do research on it, we look at it.
24:50.077 --> 24:54.906
[SPEAKER_04]: There's all these studies done mostly in Europe as the best delivery system there is.
24:54.886 --> 24:56.851
[SPEAKER_04]: And so we're really happy with it.
24:56.871 --> 24:59.077
[SPEAKER_04]: I think better than trophies or other things.
24:59.097 --> 25:03.890
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's where we're getting the absorption from this opening up, closing it and working together.
25:04.311 --> 25:06.176
[SPEAKER_03]: And everyone tries to talk about these other deliveries.
25:06.236 --> 25:11.089
[SPEAKER_03]: Like, Docker, it's way more advanced than anything else that's really kind of out there.
25:11.069 --> 25:17.700
[SPEAKER_03]: We talked about liposomal, we've talked about nano, we've talked about all these things, and it sounds great in the marketing.
25:18.120 --> 25:23.889
[SPEAKER_03]: Some of it just really isn't, I won't go into it all, but you know, fat is melted a certain temperature.
25:23.990 --> 25:30.580
[SPEAKER_03]: When you're putting your mouth, I hope you're a little bit warmer than fat, so a liposomal breakdown right as you're putting your mouth.
25:30.560 --> 25:49.598
[SPEAKER_03]: So there's there's things that we all get mixed up on and marketing and one of the things that's really different about us and doc is that Docs been doing therapies for years and years and years and years and we know how important it is that this is just a start this is just foundational everything else is being done in your office is being done with with doc.
25:49.578 --> 25:56.031
[SPEAKER_03]: And other therapies that are out there, or they'd be light therapy, whether it be hyperbarics, whether it be, you know, I don't mean to leave anybody out.
25:56.712 --> 26:01.782
[SPEAKER_03]: Stamps off there was all these things are enlightened and helped when we have a good foundation.
26:02.424 --> 26:04.027
[SPEAKER_03]: And so we can build off that foundation.
26:04.067 --> 26:05.229
[SPEAKER_03]: So like, what can we do?
26:05.269 --> 26:07.654
[SPEAKER_03]: This is where you start.
26:07.634 --> 26:12.542
[SPEAKER_03]: And we have a new one that we're going to be doing that, you know, this is our ultimate server optimization.
26:13.303 --> 26:15.247
[SPEAKER_03]: So it's really taking that 24 hours system.
26:15.667 --> 26:17.791
[SPEAKER_03]: We're going to do another one that's our earlier one.
26:18.352 --> 26:22.699
[SPEAKER_03]: So it's affordable anywhere from 30 up to the 180 depending on what people want to do.
26:23.220 --> 26:27.988
[SPEAKER_03]: But when you add all those components into it, yeah, it's it's amazing.
26:28.272 --> 26:34.159
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay, I want to finish up the deliverer system because I know there's some other properties of the MOTC I'm not that in MOTS max.
26:34.639 --> 26:36.101
[SPEAKER_01]: One is that it can break down biofilm.
26:36.261 --> 26:41.367
[SPEAKER_01]: One is opening up the barrier of the scan of the mucosa to deliver system deep.
26:41.387 --> 26:42.969
[SPEAKER_01]: Is there a window that it is open?
26:43.250 --> 26:44.091
[SPEAKER_04]: Just a million seconds.
26:44.111 --> 26:44.691
[SPEAKER_01]: A million seconds.
26:44.791 --> 26:45.152
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
26:45.172 --> 26:46.513
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but things get absorbed in there.
26:46.533 --> 26:46.774
[SPEAKER_01]: Right.
26:46.954 --> 26:49.837
[SPEAKER_01]: But then there's also anti-oxid and properties, right?
26:49.857 --> 26:51.259
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, they're in a product, properties.
26:51.239 --> 26:58.551
[SPEAKER_03]: But can vitamin C as well, that's why it's combined, and then also it's anti-bacterial anti-fungulant on the co-do.
26:58.571 --> 27:00.153
[SPEAKER_01]: So it allows the shelf life to stay.
27:00.193 --> 27:01.355
[SPEAKER_01]: Yes, it does.
27:01.615 --> 27:02.317
[SPEAKER_01]: Much longer time.
27:02.617 --> 27:02.917
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
27:03.458 --> 27:03.839
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay.
27:03.859 --> 27:05.742
[SPEAKER_04]: So there's a lot of good properties of it, so.
27:05.922 --> 27:06.603
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
27:06.663 --> 27:10.970
[SPEAKER_01]: So, and then, so this, so this is a tablet form, and this is a liquid form.
27:11.010 --> 27:13.474
[SPEAKER_01]: And the liquid is the one that has the Mods map.
27:13.494 --> 27:13.915
[SPEAKER_01]: Correct.
27:13.935 --> 27:17.420
[SPEAKER_01]: And then this other one that's using conjunction, the other one.
27:17.440 --> 27:18.462
[SPEAKER_03]: Not that formula.
27:18.442 --> 27:25.775
[SPEAKER_03]: So that uses micro doses of melatonin, why do I want to spike our natural melatonin production so get the right creatine rhythm.
27:26.216 --> 27:29.502
[SPEAKER_03]: And then as well, we have GABA in there and boron.
27:30.123 --> 27:37.817
[SPEAKER_03]: Boron, as we talked about, again, at night, because that's when our hormones do there, you know, settling of things and, you know,
27:37.797 --> 27:39.620
[SPEAKER_03]: redoing our home loan optimization.
27:39.640 --> 27:48.091
[SPEAKER_03]: So that's why cortisol levels for a lot of people are spike opposite so it helps with our sleep so we can restore ourselves and that's what we call restore.
27:48.131 --> 27:58.206
[SPEAKER_03]: So everything's more like an optimal level in the morning, horizontal levels the other thing we look at is, hey what do we need to do because one of the things we're kind of looking at is we're going to all this, we also need to help control inflammation.
27:58.726 --> 28:02.792
[SPEAKER_03]: So all this is actually working together to help control the information.
28:02.772 --> 28:11.372
[SPEAKER_03]: get hormone optimization, get nearly a foundational working for about just the new cells, get a jump story existing and get rid of the old stuff.
28:11.993 --> 28:14.299
[SPEAKER_03]: So that's really what's important about that.
28:14.860 --> 28:20.072
[SPEAKER_03]: Everything else you take from there will be enhanced because motorcounter or function at their best.
28:20.238 --> 28:20.679
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
28:20.699 --> 28:20.999
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
28:21.240 --> 28:26.709
[SPEAKER_01]: So, so you take out the bat cells, senescent cells, red spurred out in helps, you do that.
28:27.130 --> 28:32.479
[SPEAKER_01]: And then you super charged by the Andrea, you promote his regeneration of itself.
28:32.579 --> 28:35.745
[SPEAKER_01]: And there's more of them, and they absorb the energy source.
28:36.085 --> 28:40.052
[SPEAKER_01]: And an AD helps with the the the activity of this hour.
28:40.032 --> 28:49.225
[SPEAKER_01]: and then you allow the body to restore to actually the nighttime rest is not only good for your hormone product, but it's good for the testosterone as well.
28:49.245 --> 28:50.547
[SPEAKER_04]: Everything goes through the night.
28:50.607 --> 28:53.772
[SPEAKER_04]: And so, you know, you just have to have that basis.
28:53.792 --> 28:55.915
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's what we're going after, because nothing else is going to work.
28:56.295 --> 28:59.780
[SPEAKER_04]: You have all these people bring me every supplement on demand, kind of on your office.
28:59.800 --> 29:05.348
[SPEAKER_04]: 90% going in the garbage with the duplicates of the other ones, but nobody's going to the basis and fixing them up.
29:05.328 --> 29:15.085
[SPEAKER_04]: And that's why, you know, I got excited about all the products and what we're doing is we're getting right down the root cause deep down there to make a difference that's we're going to get a lot of improvement that way.
29:15.115 --> 29:20.321
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and what do people notice when they do try taking this?
29:20.681 --> 29:21.803
[SPEAKER_01]: I think you've seen this.
29:21.823 --> 29:22.684
[SPEAKER_01]: I think you've seen this.
29:22.704 --> 29:23.545
[SPEAKER_03]: You've seen this.
29:23.665 --> 29:25.327
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:25.347 --> 29:26.148
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:26.168 --> 29:26.788
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:26.808 --> 29:27.849
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:27.910 --> 29:28.670
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:28.730 --> 29:29.712
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:29.852 --> 29:30.913
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:30.993 --> 29:32.415
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:32.635 --> 29:33.336
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:33.636 --> 29:34.377
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:34.397 --> 29:35.038
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:35.058 --> 29:35.618
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:36.099 --> 29:36.719
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:36.800 --> 29:37.440
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:37.560 --> 29:38.101
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:38.341 --> 29:38.922
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:38.942 --> 29:40.063
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:40.123 --> 29:40.584
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:40.604 --> 29:41.385
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:41.405 --> 29:41.785
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:41.885 --> 29:42.286
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:42.306 --> 29:43.367
[SPEAKER_04]: You've seen this.
29:43.347 --> 29:49.717
[SPEAKER_04]: And you say, oh, no, not another one, because you don't know what to do, you know, here's some vitamins where they don't get absorbed so that's like an help.
29:50.197 --> 29:53.983
[SPEAKER_04]: And you know, you do an IV, it's gone in a few hours after you give me the IV of certain things.
29:54.424 --> 29:59.672
[SPEAKER_04]: And so there's the first time I feel like I'm doing something, they build up the basis so that I can make him feel better.
29:59.712 --> 30:03.738
[SPEAKER_04]: So if I do add other things down the line, they're going to do much better, even some of the peptides.
30:04.039 --> 30:10.789
[SPEAKER_04]: We know the peptides, whether they're the bioregulated ones that are out there, you know, like the, that you talked about one time that Kavison,
30:10.769 --> 30:13.552
[SPEAKER_04]: by a regulator peptides or the other peptides everybody talks about.
30:13.852 --> 30:17.176
[SPEAKER_04]: They work at such a higher level once we get the basis in there.
30:17.877 --> 30:21.220
[SPEAKER_04]: And as we're trying to promote now, it says, hey, get your peptides or work.
30:21.280 --> 30:22.622
[SPEAKER_04]: But hey, let's get this done.
30:22.722 --> 30:25.225
[SPEAKER_04]: First, then we can add and snap on top of it.
30:25.245 --> 30:26.326
[SPEAKER_01]: They're layers of health.
30:26.366 --> 30:33.634
[SPEAKER_01]: I think sometimes people forget to accept it because they think that, oh, someone says that peptide works really well.
30:33.654 --> 30:34.274
[SPEAKER_01]: TV 500.
30:34.294 --> 30:36.176
[SPEAKER_01]: So if I take it, it doesn't work.
30:36.677 --> 30:37.738
[SPEAKER_01]: It's not a great peptide.
30:37.718 --> 30:43.507
[SPEAKER_01]: Right, not real life, and you have layers in your health, then there may be a foundational piece you just forgot to address.
30:43.647 --> 30:44.088
[SPEAKER_03]: Exactly.
30:44.148 --> 30:47.013
[SPEAKER_03]: So you might get someone that's a slower spotter, non-responder.
30:47.433 --> 30:50.999
[SPEAKER_03]: It's not that the peptide isn't there, or even anything else that you're taking.
30:51.480 --> 30:55.807
[SPEAKER_03]: But is it really being absorbed in being optimized by your mitochondria?
30:56.187 --> 30:59.693
[SPEAKER_03]: Are they damaged so much that you're not getting what someone else's raised in?
30:59.673 --> 31:00.174
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
31:00.194 --> 31:01.817
[SPEAKER_03]: And that's usually more of the case.
31:02.077 --> 31:02.478
[SPEAKER_03]: Right.
31:02.498 --> 31:02.899
[SPEAKER_03]: Always.
31:03.400 --> 31:05.343
[SPEAKER_03]: But that's the foundational start.
31:05.363 --> 31:07.327
[SPEAKER_01]: So you didn't work with for somebody.
31:07.647 --> 31:08.869
[SPEAKER_01]: It's not the time to bat now.
31:08.910 --> 31:12.276
[SPEAKER_01]: The peptide, the time to realize, oh, I'm missing something.
31:12.336 --> 31:13.518
[SPEAKER_01]: Let me dig a little deeper.
31:13.538 --> 31:13.738
[SPEAKER_01]: Right.
31:13.858 --> 31:14.720
[SPEAKER_04]: That's exactly right.
31:14.880 --> 31:19.268
[SPEAKER_04]: And you don't see that because when the peptides came out, most of the guys that were using peptides were wet.
31:19.248 --> 31:20.370
[SPEAKER_04]: they were healthy to begin with.
31:20.870 --> 31:22.453
[SPEAKER_04]: So they felt even better on the peptides.
31:22.473 --> 31:26.579
[SPEAKER_04]: The rest of people are trying to hear about it and say, oh, I want that peptide to work or that one.
31:26.659 --> 31:28.822
[SPEAKER_04]: In a work is good because their foundation is bad.
31:28.862 --> 31:30.624
[SPEAKER_04]: It's made out of straw and they don't feel good.
31:30.644 --> 31:31.325
[SPEAKER_04]: But you think about it.
31:31.345 --> 31:34.370
[SPEAKER_04]: The guys just started out with peptides were already healthy to begin with.
31:34.850 --> 31:35.151
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
31:35.171 --> 31:36.993
[SPEAKER_04]: And they, so they got, they felt the benefits.
31:37.033 --> 31:38.095
[SPEAKER_04]: They did a lot better on them.
31:38.556 --> 31:40.639
[SPEAKER_04]: So they're about tries to mimic that, but they just forgot.
31:40.919 --> 31:43.703
[SPEAKER_04]: They got a lot of work before that time before the peptides.
31:43.683 --> 32:11.277
[SPEAKER_03]: start walking before I can't wait to introduce my patients to try this out to fundamentally elevate their energy right it's gonna be beneficial for anything else they do whether on stem South therapy or peptides right yeah so and they'll start to feel it you asked about you know how soon you feel some people feel it really quickly I mentioned some of that's here behind the camera he takes some things in the morning he's like I can I can feel it that day if I go two days
32:11.257 --> 32:34.531
[SPEAKER_03]: And one of the things we're unconditioned to listen to our body and so as you start going with this people start to notice and they start to feel it more and you'll feel a difference within a few days or a week Definitely within 30 days, you'll definitely feel a difference and everything else that you're doing and supplementing with you'll also feel a difference because that'll help with any other supplement you're taking the absorb better.
32:34.992 --> 32:37.315
[SPEAKER_03]: So you will start to feel that difference really quickly.
32:37.497 --> 32:44.665
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and this one only has five milligrams of methane glue and the other two, they don't have metal glue, right?
32:44.705 --> 32:49.050
[SPEAKER_01]: So how do you use this in conjunction with the other products you have?
32:49.070 --> 32:59.402
[SPEAKER_01]: Because people love, I mean, a lot of doctors, offices, love your product, and a lot of organizations actually have adopted your products to gift to patients.
32:59.823 --> 33:03.567
[SPEAKER_01]: So how do you, because people are loving what they have, right?
33:03.627 --> 33:04.929
[SPEAKER_01]: So how does it all get in?
33:05.069 --> 33:06.070
[SPEAKER_03]: How does this fit in?
33:06.050 --> 33:08.557
[SPEAKER_03]: This will be rather than just jump starting right to you.
33:08.577 --> 33:11.986
[SPEAKER_03]: I'm just going to go to nothing blue because I hear Biohackers talk about it or whatever.
33:12.548 --> 33:14.974
[SPEAKER_03]: This will again, foundational start to finish, right?
33:15.455 --> 33:18.082
[SPEAKER_03]: But we might need a little bit more of a kick-start in certain areas.
33:18.724 --> 33:20.449
[SPEAKER_03]: Or at that time back to your website.
33:20.469 --> 33:20.970
[SPEAKER_03]: Follow us.
33:21.111 --> 33:22.033
[SPEAKER_03]: It's, you know.
33:22.013 --> 33:24.758
[SPEAKER_03]: Hydroxychloroquine came from, you know, nothing blue.
33:25.179 --> 33:34.455
[SPEAKER_03]: So if you need more methane blue or if I'm traveling when I go to a conference or I need I'll pop some more methane blue or if I need that I'll adjust that.
33:34.475 --> 33:41.608
[SPEAKER_03]: So here you have a good start to that, but if I need more I'll take a little more neural probe plus we're a little bit more of the methane blue and
33:41.588 --> 33:51.042
[SPEAKER_04]: The other thing is, you know, if you thought about it before, is that the methylene blusers product, if you don't take any, doesn't work, you take too much and it gets all the side effects.
33:51.062 --> 33:57.992
[SPEAKER_04]: So putting just five into here, we expect people to take the other methylene blue products so they never go past that three to four milligrams for keel per day.
33:58.293 --> 34:02.719
[SPEAKER_04]: Then you start getting the side effects and you're all these haters out there, methylene blue causes blue brains.
34:02.699 --> 34:07.764
[SPEAKER_04]: or does this or that, it's because they're on five or six milligrams of per kilo a day of methane blue.
34:08.485 --> 34:16.433
[SPEAKER_04]: That's a lot and so we've made this purposely at that level so that you can take the other methane blue in it so you don't get to that point having the side effect.
34:16.713 --> 34:19.256
[SPEAKER_03]: And the other important thing is you're being attacked daily.
34:19.696 --> 34:23.741
[SPEAKER_03]: We're being attacked by our cell phones, being attacked by everything's being metted, our food.
34:24.181 --> 34:28.065
[SPEAKER_03]: So it's not I just take something once and
34:28.045 --> 34:28.525
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
34:29.066 --> 34:32.549
[SPEAKER_01]: And then this, of course, can help with a testosterone.
34:32.870 --> 34:33.070
[SPEAKER_04]: Right.
34:33.330 --> 34:35.212
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it's a supplement.
34:35.272 --> 34:36.293
[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's a testosterone.
34:36.313 --> 34:37.714
[SPEAKER_04]: We're a lot more effective.
34:37.774 --> 34:43.961
[SPEAKER_01]: And I want to mention, I want to ask you a lot of people may want to know, what if I'm a woman?
34:43.981 --> 34:47.544
[SPEAKER_01]: Like, how much with this testosterone is going to give me too much?
34:47.624 --> 34:48.425
[SPEAKER_04]: That's the always ask.
34:48.485 --> 34:49.266
[SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to get here.
34:49.326 --> 34:50.147
[SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to get this.
34:50.167 --> 34:52.889
[SPEAKER_04]: I said, no, build you up to what your natural levels are.
34:53.049 --> 34:55.652
[SPEAKER_04]: OK, it doesn't super, you know, physically illogical, those things.
34:55.672 --> 34:56.753
[SPEAKER_01]: It was great for women as well.
34:56.733 --> 34:58.795
[SPEAKER_04]: Grateful women, I said, we tried a lot of women on it.
34:59.095 --> 35:05.120
[SPEAKER_04]: The 20-year-old women, the older women, yep, that hereditary hair on the face, because you're from certain cultures.
35:05.560 --> 35:10.224
[SPEAKER_04]: You might get a little bit because it's testosterone, but you don't get it like everybody thinks you're gonna get a beard or anything else.
35:10.765 --> 35:19.632
[SPEAKER_04]: Those people had different receptors in their faces for that kind of testosterone, but if this is going natural and building up their natural testosterone, your body has its cut off.
35:20.673 --> 35:23.435
[SPEAKER_04]: And they'll get the benefits, but they won't get all that in other stuff.
35:23.455 --> 35:26.638
[SPEAKER_04]: All the negative things.
35:27.057 --> 35:28.642
[SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it has a world dose.
35:28.682 --> 35:30.086
[SPEAKER_03]: It can always be, you know, modern.
35:30.106 --> 35:31.610
[SPEAKER_04]: But now it's a hassle.
35:31.790 --> 35:32.152
[SPEAKER_04]: That's right.
35:32.332 --> 35:34.659
[SPEAKER_04]: And just remember, it's a dropperful, not a drop.
35:35.160 --> 35:36.183
[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.
35:36.243 --> 35:37.346
[SPEAKER_04]: Some people, I just think a drop.
35:37.366 --> 35:38.670
[SPEAKER_04]: No, it's a dropperful.
35:38.735 --> 35:58.380
[SPEAKER_04]: Okay, so do you usually dilute in the water and don't get just right under the water you want it to be You want to sit in your mouth at least 30 to 40 seconds so it has enough time that really open up or drop it in there So that's what I recommend and if you do this, you know, swallow some I still gonna get absorbed in the stomach because of the process But if you keep it in the mouth a little bit longer, it's gonna be better
35:58.360 --> 36:02.283
[SPEAKER_01]: And that's phenomenal because of this mott's max delivery system, right?
36:02.523 --> 36:03.024
[SPEAKER_01]: That's great.
36:03.084 --> 36:09.770
[SPEAKER_01]: It's really exciting because some people have resistant toward peptides because they don't want to inject themselves every day.
36:09.790 --> 36:10.750
[SPEAKER_03]: Yes, it goes.
36:10.770 --> 36:19.958
[SPEAKER_03]: Or when you actually activate peptides of its been in a powder form and you activate, it doesn't stay, you know, in deteriorates in time, pre-quick.
36:20.238 --> 36:20.358
[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah.
36:20.398 --> 36:23.321
[SPEAKER_03]: When we use it with the mott's max, it actually preserves that.
36:23.401 --> 36:24.362
[SPEAKER_03]: That's just preservative.
36:24.422 --> 36:28.165
[SPEAKER_03]: So it acts much differently.
36:28.280 --> 36:29.964
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that's super exciting.
36:30.285 --> 36:43.457
[SPEAKER_01]: I mean, that can make a huge chest in in in in as field and people really love peptides and even you can make it easier for delivery and get better effect too.
36:43.797 --> 36:44.078
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah.
36:44.058 --> 36:47.342
[SPEAKER_01]: That would be yeah, that would be a huge contribution for people.
36:47.382 --> 36:47.943
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, right.
36:48.123 --> 36:58.936
[SPEAKER_01]: So yeah, one of why I'm so impressed by Your constant search for better solutions for people it seems like probably in a few months We'll be talking about other products.
36:58.956 --> 37:01.279
[SPEAKER_01]: We will get to do so.
37:01.379 --> 37:10.010
[SPEAKER_01]: Okay, what have the talking stick back to Dr. Joy Yeah, but anyhow, thank you so much very amazing work.
37:10.030 --> 37:12.273
[SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, so I guess I'll see you next time.
37:12.333 --> 37:12.993
[SPEAKER_04]: Okay, sounds good.
37:13.013 --> 37:13.474
[SPEAKER_04]: Thank you
37:13.454 --> 37:14.216
[SPEAKER_04]: Okay, all right.
37:14.476 --> 37:14.757
[SPEAKER_00]: Bye-bye.
37:14.917 --> 37:21.773
[SPEAKER_00]: Thank you for listening to this episode, hope you enjoy the content, and if so, please rate and follow this podcast.
37:21.793 --> 37:27.666
[SPEAKER_00]: To reach me, you can contact uplift longevity center, and that is uplift with a why.
37:27.907 --> 37:31.675
[SPEAKER_00]: You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel, Joy Kong, MD.
37:32.096 --> 37:32.998
[SPEAKER_00]: See you next time.
