Claims About Pancreatic Flukes and Insulin Resistance

The same way it burnt going in, it's gonna burn coming out.

And that's why we just

tell people, you know,

I can't tell you not to go to the

allopathic community. That's against the law.

I can't tell you not to take the

medicine. That's against the law.

But what I can tell you is to

be a critical, independent-

Thinker

... thinker.

Everybody's talking about

the, this, this parasite that gets into the pancreas.

Pancreaticum urotrema fluke worm.

I heard of the fluke worm.

Man, this thing is a beast.

And it actually come from snails.

Uh, snails get in the water. They

have this larva in them.

You can get it by way of contamination,

uh, drinking water.

It can get on your dogs and

your cats by them going to poop.

Four out of 10 people got this, uh,

pancreaticum

urotrema fluke worm. And what

it does is it lodges itself inside

the pancreas and it literally

chew on pancreatic tissues.

It'll chew on the pancreas, and it damage something called the islands

of

Langerhans. Inside the

islands of Langerhans in the

pancreas, this is where

your alpha cells, your beta cells, and your

delta cells are produced at.

The alpha cells produces a

hormone that raises the

blood sugar. It lets,

it lets you, it lets your body know

that the blood sugar is

high. The beta cells

produces something called

insulin, which act as a

key mechanism to open the cells

to allow glucose

or sugar inside the

cells so you can burn it as energy,

but we can do things like we doing right

now,

which is to talk to each other.

Then you have something called the delta

cell.

The delta cells create

something called

somatostatin, which is a human

growth hormone. So what happens is this pancreaticum

urotrema fluke worm, it come

from the liver first,

then it go through larva

migration, and then it

works its way up through the

bowels, and it, it ends

itself up into the duct of the pancreas.

It gets down into the islands of Langerhans,

and it literally ciphers off all of

your iron. It loves iron. Uh, it hates calcium, though.

But it loves iron, it love

manganese, it love all of the alkaliny, uh,

minerals. And then what it does

is it starts chewing on the tissues,

creating this inflammatory response,

so the pancreas become

inflamed. But when the

pancreas become inflamed

and the islands of Langerhans is

not working correctly,

now when you eat food, your

blood sugar go up.

But since your pancreas,

the beta cells are now inflamed

and damaged, you can't

allow sugar to go inside the cells,

so the sugar stay in the blood.

This creates something

called insulin resistance,

and insulin

resistance is the number one driver

to all of the

so-called diseases that

we are really battling with.

So it's good to deworm yourself.

Deworming programs, you

change your vibration,

and you change your vibration so

dramatically that the worms and parasites either have to get out of

you, this

is no longer a good home, or they die in you.

And then your lungs and

your liver and all that stuff handle it.

Like I said, you can't name

one disease that a,

a worm is not

attached to, and then now it's just finally coming out.

And then depending on

where this, this, this parasite, uh,

migrate to, it causes a different issue.

Like, if it migrates, uh, to the skin, if it migrates to the nerve,

they usually call

it multiple sclerosis or MS.

Uh, if it migrates to the synapses of the

nerve, like the, the ganglia nerve or the

sacral nerve, they call it herpes.

If it goes into the thymus gland and

it kills all of your CD4 cells, they

usually call it HIV. If it gets to the skin, they call

it all types of skin disorders, psoriasis.

Like, wherever it's at in the body, it causes d- different

symptomologies, and it's pleomorphic.

And what I mean

by pleomorphic is

these things can literally change in

shape, in form, in size, depending on the terrain and the

acidity or the alkalinity of that particular area of the body.