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Cancer is so easily cured, it's not even funny.

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This pisses me off.

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I'm telling you.

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I was in the intelligence world, and in the intelligence world they hire the best and the smartest and the brightest in any given field.

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You take the top bioscience in the world, he probably works for the CIA.

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Or he works for one of the other intelligence agencies.

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Dr. Lawrence Royce, a man I highly respect, has saved this entire world, and you don't even know it.

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He was a top bioscientist at the University of Louisville in Kentucky.

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He grew up in Wisconsin.

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And once Chernobyl happened, the CIA came to him and said, hey, we need you.

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You're the best there is.

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And they signed a contract with him to go run all the doctors and scientists in Russia for 10 years and handle all the problems of Chernobyl.

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And the things he learned over there, he came back here and he bought a college campus and started a company that builds some of the best probiotics in the world.

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Because Chernobyl had a mushroom cloud about 50 miles wide and 150 miles long.

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And in that cloud was several villages, right?

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Several what?

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Villages of people, small towns.

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And there was an area, almost in the middle of it, that they named, that looks like a sad face.

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I don't know how I did that, but he's a little sad.

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Should have been happy because they called that the blue area because nobody was getting sick.

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Now, one thing radiation poisoning does is it reduces your immune system and you can die from the common cold.

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Anything you get, you could die from because you have no immune system.

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The radiation destroys it.

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So you have people all over here dying.

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But nobody there was even getting sick.

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I just can't.

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So they weren't even getting sick.

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So they set up a laboratory in the middle school.

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Now, schools all over the world were built the same.

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Four concrete brick walls, a hallway, and a glass wall leading to the outside.

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Aren't they all like that?

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So they set their laboratory up in there and they started running the villagers in and taking blood and checking them out and checking their health out and testing it.

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And they had this whole laboratory of microscopes and all kinds of things, whatever they wanted.

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All they had to say is, hey, send me two microscopes.

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The government sent them ten, right?

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Whatever they wanted.

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And come to find out, after being there for a couple of weeks, one day a family walks in.

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And he starts testing the family.

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And he started looking at these, this family.

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And it's like eight generations of family members.

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He says, well, how old is his grandpa?

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He looks like he's about 80.

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No, no, no.

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He's not 80.

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He's 128.

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128 years old.

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Well, his son was 96.

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And his son was 70.

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And his son was in his 50s.

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And his son, you see what I mean?

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Whole generations.

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Family.

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And they're all healthy and they all look younger than they are.

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They all look younger than they are.

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And then he's staring out the windows.

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Every day working, staring, looking out these glass windows.

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And way over there at the tree line, he sees some huge silos.

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And he's going, man, I didn't see that many fields around here.

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That's, those silos would hold a ton of grain.

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I grew up in Wisconsin.

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I know what grain silos look like.

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Those are bigger than anything I've ever seen.

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Come to find out, those villages was a Russian military chemical weapons biological manufacturing facility.

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And the Russian government doctors had discovered probiotics that would build their immune system

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to the point where these people were handling anthrax and other things that would kill everybody.

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And they weren't even getting sick.

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They had immune systems that were off the charts.

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Their bodies were young, they were healthy, and they weren't even getting sick.

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And these probiotics were, they were taking handfuls of them a day.

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And they were making these people incredibly healthy.

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So healthy that the radiation poisoning didn't even reduce their immune systems.

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And he brought that knowledge back with a whole team of Russian and Ukrainian scientists.

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And he set up a company here just to build these probiotics.

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Probiotics are very important, but there's one problem.

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Most of us have been eating crap.

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And we eat crap, and mucus builds up in our intestines.

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And probiotics don't work.

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The other problem is, how do you get it through the different pH levels of your body, your digestive system?

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Stomach's very acidic, right?

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You've got to get it past the stomach.

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That's why yogurt, even though it's good for you,

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very little of the probiotics get past the stomach.

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Because they're not encapsulated.

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They have to be in a specific type of capsule that doesn't dissolve in the stomach.

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It dissolves a little bit later.

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That's one of the keys they learned.

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That's why that particular company's probiotics are different than most companies' probiotics.

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It's because it's a little key to their patented process.

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Okay?

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So, they figured out by taking an all-natural recipe of various good organic components

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that you make in a glass jar on your kitchen counter.

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It takes about two weeks for it to make.

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And then you can use the solids out of the bottom to cook with on steaks really good.

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But you drink an ounce or two a day, and that cleans the mucus out.

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You add the right probiotics.

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You use lactobacillus salivarius in your mouth,

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and you won't ever even have to brush your teeth.

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Because the lactobacillus salivarius doesn't kill all your probiotics like toothpaste does.

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Toothpaste is the most poisonous thing you can put in your mouth.

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A good doctor will tell you the most dangerous aisle in the supermarket is the toothpaste aisle.

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Yeah.

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You want to kill your brains?

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Fluoride.

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Boy, they used to give kids fluoride tablets to strengthen their teeth.

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Better their teeth rot out than take fluoride.

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Because that kills your brain.

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I feel very fortunate that I grew up on farms with spring water.

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I've never had fluoride water.

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And I don't drink it when I go to cities.

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Helps me think.

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A little above most.

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Okay.

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Lactobacillus salivarius this company won't even make because it's so readily produced,

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it's so cheap, it's not worth it.

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So you can go on Amazon and buy lactobacillus salivarius for $5, $6 for $250 tablets.

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Open up the tablets.

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Put them on a spoon.

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Put them in your mouth.

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Work it into your gums and teeth with your tongue.

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It's tasteless.

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You're going to make me spell it?

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Lactobacillus salivarius.

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Now, the probiotics that you need in your gut.

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And believe me, there's 2,000 varieties of probiotics.

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Think for just a minute.

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Venus flytrap plants.

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Ah, North Carolina.

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North Carolina and the Ukraine are two very rare places on the face of the planet.

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