Imagine a world, where the government promoted healthy living programs instead of fear.

In this episode of HYDRATE, I get into everything healthy living with Ed Clay. We discuss his cancer hospital in-depth, therapies he offers, what he sees in patients, what the future of cancer
looks like, etc. We dive deep into the importance of human connection and how going back to the basics of caring for your body can change your health. Ed and I even talk about health and
current events, how COVID-19 effected us, and some truths the media doesn’t tell.

Ed is one of the most interesting guests I have had on my podcast. From being in prison for drugs 15 years ago, to starting a martial arts gym from nothing, he has made a name for himself
in the world of medicine. He runs a thriving cancer therapy hospital in Tijuana, and has served hundreds of cancer patients who have lost hope. He is passionate about health education and
constantly learning new things about the body.

In this episode we discuss…

1:43- Ed’s Time in Prison and What How He Used It to Learn

9:07- Cancer Therapy Hospital

11:58- Is there a commonality in the cancer patients Ed sees

15:33- The power of human connection

18:27- What are you most excited about with the future of
cancer curing?

23:03- Treating Brain Cancer

25:48- Can treating cells help cancer patients?

32:03- Caring for your body is a choice 34:07- Letting people die with dignity

37:17- Importance of health education

41:52- Blindly trusting doctors and the truth about COVID-19

45:09-Vaccines? Good or bad?

48:24- COVID vaccine becoming a moral issue

49:16- What is the incentive for big corporations to push the vaccine?

51:12- Woke white people

58:02- Division isn’t working, speaking up in this society

1:02:24- What is the difference between exosomes and
stem cells?

1:07:54- Peptide therapy

1:13:12- Going back to the basics when caring for your
body

1:14:14- Biohacking with Ed Clay and Sourcing

1:21:01- Living in Mexico and differences in drug regulations

Find more from Ed Clay:
Instagram: @edclayofficial
Hospital: https://chipsahospital.org