Probiotics and Cancer Treatment Insights

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

This pisses me off.

I'm telling you,

I, 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.

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

CIA,

or he works for one of the other intelligence agencies.

Dr. Lawrence Royce, a man I highly respect,

has saved this entire world,

and you don't even know it.

He was a top bioscientist at the University of Louisville in

Kentucky. He grew up in Wisconsin.

And when Chernobyl happened,

the CIA came to him and said, "Hey, we need you.

You're the best there is."

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.

And the things he learned over there,

oh. He came back here, and he bought a college campus and

started a company that builds some of the best probiotics in

the

world.

Because

Chernobyl

had a mushroom cloud about 50 miles wide and

150 miles long,

and in that cloud was several villages, right?

Several what? Villages of people. Small towns.

And there was an area,

almost in the middle of it,

that they named the... That looks like a sad face.

I don't, I don't know how I did that, but...

Aw.

It was sad.

He's a little sad. Yeah. Should have been happy because that's...

They called that the blue area

because nobody was getting sick.

Now, one thing radiation poisoning does is it reduces your immune

system, and you can die from the common cold.

Anything you get, you're gon- could die from because you have no immune

system.

The radiation destroys it. So you have people all over here

dying,

but nobody there was even getting sick.

I just can't... So they weren't even getting sick.

So they set up a laboratory in the middle

school.

Now, schools all over the world are built the same;

four concrete brick walls,

a hallway, and a glass wall

leading to outside.

Aren't they all like that?

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. And they had this whole laboratory of

microscopes and all kinds of things, whatever they wanted.

All they had to say is, "Hey, I... Send me two microscopes." The government

sent

them 10, right?

Whatever they wanted.

And come to find out,

after being there for a couple weeks, one day a family walks in,

and he starts

testing the family.

And he started looking at these,

this family,

and it's, like, eight generations of f- family members.

Says, "Well, how old's Grandpa? He looks like he's about 80." "No, no, no,

he's not 80. He's 128."

What?

128 years old.

I see. Well, his son

w- was 96.

And his son was 70,

and his son was in his 50s, and his so- You see what I

mean?

Whole generations,

family.

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

They all look younger than they are.

And then he's staring out the windows

every day working, stare- looking out these glass windows.

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

silos.

And he's going, "Man, I didn't see that many fields around

here. That's... Those silos would hold a ton of grain.

I grew up in Wisconsin. I know what grain silos look like.

Those are bigger than anything I've ever seen."

Come to find out, those villages

was a Russian military chemical weapons biological

manufacturing facility,

and the Russian government doctors had discovered

probiotics that would build their immune system to the point

where these people were handling

anthrax-

... and other things that would kill everybody,

and they weren't even getting sick.

Wow. They had immune systems that were off the charts.

Their bodies were young, they were healthy,

and they weren't even getting sick.

And these probiotics were s- they were taking handfuls of them a

day.

And they were making these people incredibly healthy, so healthy that the

radiation poisoning

didn't even reduce their immune systems.

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

scientists, and he set up a company here just to build

pr- these

probiotics.

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

Most of us have been eating

crap.

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

and probiotics don't work. The other problem is how do you get it

through the different pH levels of your body, your digestive

system? Stomach's very acidic, right?

You gotta get it past the stomach. That's why yogurt, even though it's

good for you, very little of the probiotics get

past the stomach because they're not encapsulated.

They have to be in a specific type of capsule that doesn't

dissolve in the stomach. It dissolves a little bit later. Mm-hmm.

Okay?

That's one of the keys they learned.

That's why that particular company's probiotics are different than

most companies' probiotics. It's because it's a little key to

their

patented process.

Okay?

So they figured out by taking an all-natural

recipe of various good organic components

that you make in a glass jar on your kitchen counter, takes

about two weeks for it to make,

and then you can use the solids out of the bottom to cook with on steaks, really

good. But you drink a f- an ounce or two a day and that cleans the

mucus out. You add the right probiotics.

You use Lactobacillus salivarius in your mouth,

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

Because the Lactobacillus salivarius

doesn't kill all your probiotics like toothpaste does. Mm.

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

A good doctor will tell you the most, the most dangerous aisle in a

supermarket is the toothpaste aisle.

Amen. Yeah. Yeah. Lord. You wanna kill your brains? Fluoride. Yes.

Fluoride. Boy, they used to give kids fluoride tablets to

strengthen their teeth.

Better their teeth rot out than take fluoride-

Wow ... 'cause that kills your brain.

That's right. I feel very fortunate that I grew up on farms with spring water.

Yeah. Come on.

Yeah. I never had fluoridated water, and, well, I don't drink it when I go to

cities.

Helps me think- Yeah ... a little above most.

Okay? We give it to our kids, those probiotics. Oh.

Oh. Lactobacillus salivarius this company

won't even make because it's so

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

So you can go on Amazon and buy Lactobacillus salivarius

for five, six bucks for 250 tablets.

Open up the tablets, put them on a spoon, put them in your mouth, work it

into your gums and teeth with your tongue. How do you spell it?

It's tasteless.

Like what? You're gonna make me spell it?

Yeah.

Lacto- Lacto. Lactobacillus salivarius.

Salivarius. Now-

Salivarius ... now, the probiotics that you need in your gut, and believe me,

there's 2,000 varieties of, of probiotics.

Think for just a minute, Venus flytrap plants.

Ah, North Carolina.

North Carolina and the Ukraine

are two very

rare places on the face of the planet.