-Stephen is trying Aajonus’s primal diet again. Need high protein to regenerate. Rebuilding the body with “high meat” that’s fermented for a month. Plus raw cream, butter, and cheese; fermented vegetable juices.

-The energizing effect of a raw thyroid and thymus, goats’s milk, and honey smoothie.

-Stephen became hyperthyroid after following Lou Corona’s diet. Because of his leaky gut, Stephen was susceptible to the high lectin and oxalate content of spinach, kale, nuts, green vegetables, legumes.

-Benefits of One World Whey: aches and pains diminish, intestinal health improves, strength increases. Higher carb means more frequency enhancement. The healthier your liver, the more detox occurs.

-What happened after Stephen had his embryonic stem cell treatment?

-RBCs live and thrive on certain sugars found in whole foods . AHCC – active hexose correlated compound – does more than many polysaccharide sugars. Made from hybridized mushrooms. Benefits of boosting the immune system, fighting cancer, healing the liver, antioxidant.

-How Patrick used Andreas Black Cumin Seed Oil to help his heartburn and heal ulcerated tissue.

-Use unheated honey with black cumin seed oil to heal better.

-Benefits of unheated Rosita cod liver oil vs. oxidized fish oil.

Eugene asks how to get rid of toe nail fungus. Soak feet in hot water with 1 TB honey, 2 TB,vinegar, 1/4 c. epsom salts for 30 minutes. Strip off hardened fungus. Then drop turpentine on the toenails. Follow Candida cleaner report. Take cayenne and turmeric internally.

-Eileen wants to get rid of 2 strawberry hemangiomas on her scalp. Why are they there? They’re from bromine, found in processed beverages and bread. Put shilajit on them.

-She says orthotics made her left knee cap bone pointed and her knee aches. Stop using the orthotics.

-Rey is a vegan and her teeth are crumbling. Being vegan causes your teeth to disintegrate. She needs collagen – eat skin and fat from ham hocks. Need the skin and fat under the skin, so beef won’t work.

-Marcel has Dupuytren’s Contracture and trigger finger. Why are the tendons contracting? It’s a parasite chewing away at the collagen. Massage with turpentine, eat collagen. Eat ham hocks and tendons. It’s the gelatin, not the meat that is needed.

-Dallas doesn’t get hungry anymore. Is this normal? Yes. It’s the unwanted guests in the body that send hunger pains. Once they’re cleared out, you get tiredness or fatigue as a signal to eat.

-Parasites survive at pH of 3.5 or higher. Danger of PPIs is they set the stage for even more parasites. Parasites come from food, water. Person-to-person spread is not accurate. It’s contamination in food, water, or air that spreads disease. Turpentine on sugar cubes encourages the parasites to leave – don’t need to kill them. Take 1 tsp. turpentine on sugar once a month in the morning on an empty stomach as a preventive.

-67 year old has low testosterone, gaunt look, no muscles, unhappy Mr. Happy, on Naturethroid. Testosterone is made from cholesterol. Needs a high cholesterol diet. Advise pork ribs, ham hocks, liver, plenty of water. Want cholesterol to be 300.

-Amra’s husband has T2 diabetes, leg ulcer and lymphedema. Diabetes is the opportunity for the ulcer. Put A&D ointment on the ulcer for now and address diabetes. See her “Diabetes Debacle” at Soundcloud or her website.

– How to help thyroid. Dr. Daniels says there is no medical benefit to treating a TSH under 10. Thyroid health is a function of output and the response of organs. Apply turpentine to thyroid gland directly to dissolve the crud in the gland. Strengthen the adrenals.

-Listener was told by a physical therapist that Medicare and other insurance will give advance authorization for treatment but then doesn’t pay. Dr. Daniels says that’s standard procedure.

-Brad is sweating a lot. It’s from toxicity. Do a sauna or enema.

-Debbie asks about fermented cod liver oil. Historically it hasn’t been fermented cod liver oil.

-Nancy wants to get rid of spider veins. Needs to eat vegetables, maybe even go vegan. Eat brown rice, vegetables. Apply castor oil daily.

-Debbie says, isn’t pig loaded with parasites? Yes, so poop 3X/day and take turpentine to deal with the parasites.

-Kevin wants to live part-time in Central America and is concerned about food quality. In Panama, they grow local seasonal food for the natives and grow food for export which has chemicals and poisons in it. Know the source. There is no awareness of chemical dangers in Panama. Their organic foods cater to Americans and wealthy Panamanians.

-Nancy had an afib attack after drinking a very sweet frozen fake fruit drink. Now she’s burping. Drinks are laced with chemicals. You poisoned yourself.

-D asks if it is safe to eat chickpeas or well cooked beans every day? Yes, it’s routine in Panama.

-What about fasting to maintain health? If underweight, don’t recommend fasts, or maybe 1 day a week. Water fasting is best 1-2 days a week. Juice fast – don’t include fruits. Seasonal fasting is nice, better to do weekly.

-Changes in medical pricing since the 1940s. 1948 bill of $110 for 6 days in hospital to have a baby.

-Survival is higher if you don’t take an ambulance and don’t go to the ER.

-Dr. Daniels fix to Obamacare is to just remove the obligation to participate.

-Medicare plan kills you so they don’t need to send you that Social Security check.

-Leon asks if Dr. Daniels recommends cod liver oil. Historically the dose was 1 tablespoon – 15 times greater than 1 capsule, and people used cod liver oil, not fish oil. Dr. Daniels says cod liver oil is wonderful and it’s oil from the liver and not the rest of the fish that performs the miracles. Oxidation appears to be irrelevant.

-Tom in California asks about sending his child to a better school but one that would require new vaccinations.

-Craig says his 25 year old had antibiotics as an infant. His behavior is unbearable and he’s had gut complaints. What to do?

-Sean sends commendations for the bone broth remedy.

-Would Dr. Daniels recommend adding a cup of turpentine to bathwater? A few drops is good, a capful isn’t. Best to take turpentine internally.

-Darlene is sick from contaminated water and parasites and the doctors don’t believe her. Get a water distiller or a cheaper filter if you can’t afford a distiller.

-Kevin is a type 1 diabetic with an insulin pump who eats figs and dates at bedtime. Why does his blood sugar drop dramatically by morning? Diabetics shouldn’t eat figs and dates, best carb source is whole unprocessed carbs such as rice. Stop bedtime snacking, dial down the insulin pump at night.

-Trump is sticking his finger in the eyes of the boys, including bankers, big Pharma, and insurance companies. They don’t like what Trump is trying to do. Syria is all about a proposed pipeline.

-Rob asks about using turpentine for a fungal infection. Use caution – turpentine is powerful. Only one capful in bath water, not a cup.

-Brian wishes ORN shows were transcribed.

-Debbie is doing a detox for breast cancer. Her liver is overworked, she has a rash and bouts of extreme itching. Would a bath with ReMag magnesium help the itching?

-Who is the best expert for a neck injury from a car accident? Chiropractor, osteopath?

-The ingredients in Living Libations’ Royal Rose Honey Mask Activating Enzymes + Clarifying Clay sound good enough to eat. Part of their Renegade Beauty Realm line of products.

-Jeffrey shares how he stays awake driving a truck at night.

-Kevin asks about using chalk to whiten the teeth and the best diet for a dog.

-How can Patrick purchase 1 bitcoin?

-Patrick has a long discussion about cryptocurrency with cryptomaniac and commodity-coholic JB of Fort Wealth Trading Company.

-The immutable law of branding: Be first!

-Do farmers really need to use chemicals to be able to feed the world?

-Two spiritual laws: Don’t hurt anybody and don’t take their stuff.

-Is the earth overpopulated?

-D asks: Which is best to have first thing in the morning, almonds or water? Atom says almonds first are usually the highest choice, but for large intestine therapy, lemon juice or other liquids are A-OK at Large Intestine time (5:00-7:00 am) at least 45 minutes before breakfast.

-Atom says water can easily be extracted out of thin air. The atmosphere contains 37.5 million billion gallons of water recycled 40 times a year. That’s 40 times 37.5 million billion gallons a year.

-45 year old Lena wants to know what’s causing her hair loss.

-Linda shares the many historical uses of hemp. Don’t put it in the dryer though – it will shrink.

-Can anyone tell us what we should be eating? Too many variables. Proof is in the eating and observing what happens.

-Keith appreciates and supports ORN and uses ORN archives as his go-to reference.

-Monica in Myamar said Bashar talked about taking MSM and Vitamin C.

-Faye thought the Stephanie Relfe show about aliens and not getting on an alien ship was awesome.

-Industrial hemp has 0.3% THC – isn’t psychoactive. Recreational marijuana has 15% THC.

-USA is the only industrial nation that doesn’t grow hemp.

-Using European and Australia varieties, because US heritage seeds disappeared during 70 years of prohibition.

-Hemp derived products are completely legal.

-No chemicals approved for growing hemp because it’s grown experimentally under research licenses.

-Hemp isn’t a superweed. Need to prep soil, control weeds and insects. The deer like to eat it.

-Dual use crop. Grown for CBD oil and for fiber used in industrial materials.

-Continuing stigma that all cannabis is bad. But Senator Mitch McConnell and Congressmen Rand Paul and Thomas Matthews are big supporters of industrial hemp.

-Growing hemp is a healthier alternative to growing tobacco, soybeans. 80% less water needed, but is an absorbant and can tolerate more. Leaves soil in better condition. Good rotational crop and soil rejuvenator.

-The obstacles in hemp farming are regulations and licenses.

– Jay in SC, a permaculturist, asks if there’s any way he can get industrial hemp seed.

-Linda shares that hemp grew prolifically when her family grew it in the 40s. Was known as ditch weed. Hemp makes awesome fabric. The original Levis, covered wagons, ship sails, circus tents, and uniforms in the Civil War were all made from hemp.

-Planting in late May, early June gives best yield for Josh’s location. Josh doesn’t irrigate, but it may be needed in dry locales.

-CBD supplements should come from a facility using GMP, certified labs, doing third party testing. See pluscbdoil.com.

-To see health benefits, go to Pubmed.gov and type in CBD. CBD oil is a full body complex.

-Patrick likes Stephen Heuer’s hemp paste.

-Patrick’s insights come from soul travel. Astral museum has all the information needed for any project.

-“Bad” things are karma. They happen for a reason, but not as punishment. Is the Law of Return, sowing and reaping.

-We create everything in our reality, every moment.

-Don’t fight against what happens. If we’re not for or against, they have no effect.

-We create things subconsciously. When dumb things happen, it’s so we can learn a lesson. We unknowingly create hard, difficult, uncomfortable things in our life to get a wake-up call from spirit to change our state of consciousness.

-Use dumb things as a springboard for learning. Need to experience it, can’t merely read about it.

-Work through the fear. Healing takes place on the inner planes. If we learn why we created something, we can stop creating more.

-Rich asks for tips on soul travel.

-Reexamining all your beliefs and opinions allows the consciousness to open up. Before going to sleep, ask for understanding. Spirit wants to give us more.

-Spiritual exercise: Write down what you want to know or learn or change. Do it 12 times.

-E.g, Patrick says: The Master is showing us the exact causes and cures of Doodle’s itching. Write down 12 times in a notebook. Believe you’re going to get the answer.

-Also, write down dreams. But don’t try to remember them.

-A classic spiritual exercise: Sit and do nothing. Watch what is going on in your internal world. Don’t actively think about anything.

-Another exercise: Sing hu, close eyes, and gaze into your third eye.

-Ask Patrick for a free “Call of Soul” book and CD.

-Old rules of investment, paying off debt early and saving, are outmoded because modern money loses its value in time and functions differently than how money used to.  Must first convert federal reserve notes into real money, and can then hold onto that.

-The boys have a plan to abolish paper currency.  Would fix the problem of having $15 trillion in people's accounts but only $1.5 trillion of paper money.

-Division of spoils going on in Iraq.  Moving to dollar-denominated debt from the dinar.

-Joseph says Andy is wrong to assume the dollar will crash.  An economy crumbles from the periphery to the core.  Value will flock to dollars in the absence of gold, and we're only in a short-term downward oscillation.

-Listener questions Andy's advice to keep property mortgaged.

-Demand for retail space is decreasing.  Demand for warehouses is increasing.

-Amazon has $8.5 billion in Prime memberships.  Amazon's key to success is vertical integration.

-Robert asks about Medicare.  Can enroll 3 months before 65 and up to 3 months after with no penalty.

-Nuclear batteries made from encasing nuclear waste in diamonds.

-D asks: How about investing in cannabis companies?  Do your homework.  Returns depend on management of the company.  Patrick likes Hemp Paste.

-Bill in Denver wants to know if Andy will be attending the American Numismatic Conference in Denver starting August 1.

-Rey concedes to Andy that Bitcoins are a Ponzi scheme.

-Ronnie asks how America devolved into one of the worst ranked healthcare systems in the world.

-Medicare trust fund will be exhausted in 2034.  $2.3 trillion now owed to the trust fund will be gone by then.

-Helen said a lot of dollars were sent to Iraq under General Mattis to pay off the warlords, and that's the real reason hostilities declined.

-If there's a need for more people to work, why are wages so stagnant?  Liberal arts college graduates don't have the skill sets needed by the market.

-Current practice of just-in-time inventory management.  Walmart imposes a fine on early deliveries.

-In San Francisco, can qualify for subsidized affordable housing with an income of $138,000.

Hour 3

-In places where a work requirement has been imposed on food stamp recipients, the number of people on food stamps went down.

 

-Andy suggests cities provide a direct grant to anyone willing to start a business in town, rather than spending the money on downtown revitalization.

 

-A potential government shutdown in September would have catastrophic effects.  Plans to raid the Government Securities Investment Fund of the government employees retirement system to pay the government bills.  Plus use the $10.48 billion in current US gold bullion reserves.  Will still be short by $70 billion for the 4th quarter.   Selling the entire gold reserve wouldn't pay the bills for more than 3 hours and wouldn't pay the debt for more than a week.

-Haitian official who exposed the Clinton Foundation found with gun shot to the head.

-77 cents of every tax dollar collected is necessary to service the existing debt.  Trump's original budget even with many unpopular cuts would have run a $600 billion deficit this year.

-Obamacare will continue to drain the Treasury and crash and burn on its own.

-Don't store Federal Reserve Notes, cash them into something useful.  Storing FRN is like storing casino chips and not cashing them in.

-Bitcoin miners undermine the premise of a fixed supply of bitcoins.  Volatility is built into the bitcoin system - might be a good place for speculators.

-Goldman Sachs has patented their own cryptocurrency.  Over 800 cryptocurrencies now.

-John asks: What about investing in companies that use block chain technology?

-Numismatic coins have a track record of 240 years.  It's all about supply and demand.

-Federal Reserve buffers boom and bust cycles.  They sell when everyone buys, and vice versa.  They now have $4.5 trillion in bad debt from buying to buffer the 2008 crash.

-For the last 8 years, people bought bonds because of low interest rates.  Created a Bond Bubble.

-Surthrival's yaupon is all wild harvested from Texas and wildcrafted.   3 roasts of yaupon - green, medium, dark.  Roasting brings out flavor and reduces caffeine.  Yaupon is high in theobromine, gives a gentler buzz.  Lower in bitter tannins.  More flavor, less bitter.  Doesn't tax the adrenals.  Blend yaupon with bone broth, colostrum, and ginger for a full-bodied beverage.  For the most stimulation, get green.  For the most flavor, get dark.  Or mix different roasts together.  Can make in a French press.

- Get yaupon tea here.

-Everything is about showing off individual gains now, at the expense of the community.  In tribal communities, the community is first - a result of a shared upbringing, reciprocal economy, shared harvest, shared fate.  Difference in attitude of a group when keeping your own harvest vs. sharing a harvest.

-Reciprocal gift economy is the historical basis of our exchange.  Creates an interconnected web of strength.

-What is the biological underpinning of gift giving?  Something we are evolved to do, it feels right.

-Lisa in Cape Cod asks if there is a limit to the amount of shellfish one can safely consume?  If clams are from a relatively clean area, and harvested at a safe time with no algae blooms, is no limit.  Clams are an ancestral food and low in accumulated biotoxins.

-Aquatic Ape Theory.  Why do we have all these adaptations to the sea if we grew up on the savannah?  Humans have many physical differences from apes that can be explained by an aquatic origin.

-We are omnivores;  vegan is not a good long-term option.  Which is more moral?  Eating an animal that is free, wild in nature, lives on wild food, vulnerable to predators every day vs. a farm raised animal.

-Where to live?  Difference between ecological vs. ego knowledge.  Space vs. place.

-Benefits and disadvantages of living in colder climates.

-Food connects you to a place.  Impact of lack of food diversity.

Hour 3

-People care about their environment when they get food from that place.

-Sal wonders about foods for conserving jing, male essence, and one's semen.  Eat pine pollen, oysters.  Build polarity with your partner, regulate your  sex life.  Build up what you have, don't conserve.  Being a man is about brimming with energy, taking big risks, and doing for the community.  Try hunting.