Anthony William, the medical medium, live on Facebook, pop up right here, reading from
Liver Rescue, acne is what I'm doing, that's what I'm reading right there, it's all about
acne, the truth about acne, how acne starts, information never heard before about acne
and why it's in your life and what to do about it, I'm going to go right into it right now,
acne is a result of wars, early wars in your life that are undocumented, that's what it
is that we go into detail about that.
Acne is a result of early wars undocumented in your life.
And guess what those early wars are?
They have everything to do with antibiotics, you guys.
Antibiotics that were given to you at age two,
at age three, for sore throats,
for strep throat, exactly,
for sinusitis, for chronic allergies,
for bronchitis.
As a child, whether you're one, two, three,
a baby, four years old, five years old,
antibiotics that get stored inside your liver that need to get out that you need to flush out that
you have to get out antibiotics that are filled with plastics petroleum metals that's right
antibiotics are filled with petroleum and metals and plastics and gmo corn sits inside the liver
and what does it do it's feeding it's actually feeding strep that's stored also inside the liver
from early wars in your life, from tonsillitis, from random belly aches where you get antibiotics
for at the doctor's office, to ear infections, to throat infections, all that kind of stuff
that we all go through as children, most of us.
And if you're one of those that say, well, I have acne and I've never gone through any
of that, guess what?
You still have had antibiotics that get passed down, inherited from the family line.
Has nothing to do with genetics.
It's inherited from the family line.
antibiotics get passed down generation generation generation generation through conception just
right into the liver passed on to generation generation so it's all those antibiotics get
stored in a baby's liver that's how it works and these are early wars that occur this alone plus
antibiotic come from food did you ever have farm-raised salmon you could be eating farm-raised
salmon now have you ever had anything like that what about animal products that are inside like
restaurants and stuff like that that aren't free from antibiotics throughout your life.
In childhood, antibiotics are everywhere. You know, when I was a kid, one of my friends had a fish
tank and he was dumping antibiotics that were given to him by the pet store or the vet or
whatever. He was dumping it in the fish tank and his hands were drenched in the antibiotics
because he was trying to get bacteria off of the fish. Antibiotics are everywhere and they can be
in our system. They're in the water system. So here's how it works. Those antibiotics store deep
inside the liver and they stay in there as food for something called strep strepococcus strepococcus
feeds off of those antibiotics and gets stronger and stronger and stronger and as we go through
life and we're getting utis chronic utis we're getting um yeast infections utis sinus infections
we're still giving antibiotics now for those things that we're still bringing those storage
bins higher and higher inside the liver feeding off of strep and the strep eats these antibiotics
It gets stronger and stronger, more immune to them.
And this is how it works.
The strep then leaves the liver, goes into the lymphatic system,
and then the lymphocytes in people are not as strong as they should be.
So the strep actually goes in through the lymphatic system,
and it goes right up into the neck of somebody, into the ears, the neck, the throat, the face.
It can go up through the back.
It can go up anywhere in the arms.
It can give anybody acne.
So how does this work?
The strep leaves the lymphatic system and it goes right up to the dermis, right up to the derma.
And then your body creates sebum oil to try to stop the strep.
So that's how it works.
Your body is creating sebum oil to try to stop the strep.
So the sebum oil builds up and it becomes a defense mechanism to push the strep back, to push it down.
And that's how acne starts.
and then the strep gets tangled up in the sebum oil,
tangled up in the skin, feeds off of other toxins
because our livers are dirty,
our livers haven't been cleaned up.
That's what I talk about in Liver Rescue.
You can clean up your liver.
And as the liver's not cleaned up,
all these toxins are floating in the skin,
they're floating in the lymphatic system,
and the strep is feeding off of all these other toxins.
And it's like this vicious cycle.
The strep then camps out
and it lives around the lymphatic system.
It can live around any area of the lymphatic system.
and then it goes up to the derma whenever it wants.
You go to the doctor, the doctor gives you more antibiotics
to try to suppress the cystic acne,
try to push down the cystic acne.
So then that all happens.
You're getting more antibiotics.
The strep becomes more immune, more stronger.
Then you're trying a different antibiotic
and the game goes on and on and on.
The strep keeps on going.
The acne keeps on coming back.
I know this is intense information,
but this is how it works.
More sebum oils produced.
The sebum oil is there to try to push down the acne,
which is the strep.
doctors don't know it's the strep that's causing this specifically and why it's even happening and
how the strep camps out in the liver and keeps on going back into the lymphatic system and it keeps
on going right back up to your skin it's a vicious cycle that goes on and on and on and on acne is a
result of these early wars that go undocumented people's lives and it's just sitting in there
because of the strep sitting inside the liver deep inside feeding off antibiotics and this is how it
works so i'll give you some more information so science and research believes the cause of acne
you guys is hormones so that's what you're going to hear you're going to hear the cause of acne
is hormones that's completely wrong 100% wrong now you're thinking hey well that's not true when
I have my menstrual cycle when I have my period that's when my acne comes out when I was going
through puberty that's when my acne comes out what happens is when you're going through any kind of
hormonal shift hormonal change whatsoever whether it's puberty whether it's your cycle whether it's
whether it's menopause, whether it's something that's hormone, some kind of hormonal experience,
what goes on, including a situation where you're under stress. So your adrenals are pumping. So
there's hormones pumping through your body because of your adrenaline, because of your adrenals,
any kind of, of, of situation where you're getting a flux in your hormones means your
immune system weakens. So when anytime we have any kind of hormone issue on any level,
whether it's some kind of change, whether it's some kind of shift, our immune system kicks down.
It drops. It breaks down. Our lymphocytes weaken. Our basal fills weaken. Our neutrophils weaken.
All of it drops down. Our white count lowers, and then the strep becomes stronger.
It comes out of the liver again into the lymphatic system, and it waits for a chance,
whether you're going through your cycle, whether you're going through puberty.
that's what happens when teenagers are going through puberty, their immune system just
completely drops. They get tonsillitis. They get mono. They get run down. They get colds and flus.
They get bronchitis. They get sinus infections. They get allergies all through puberty. And then
the acne can come. It can come then. It could come later. It can come at anybody's, any time
in someone's life. You don't even have to be going through a hormonal change. And that's another
mistake also with science and research is you can have cystic acne and not go through any hormonal
changes whatsoever but they blame it on hormones which is completely wrong you have to learn the
truth the one thing about healing is you can play all the games you want you can fool around all you
want you can get information on the internet you can get information wherever you want you can read
other books but you don't have the truth if you don't have how it all works you don't get better
and that's the problem with what's happening there's over 250 million americans alone with
symptoms and acne is one of them and i know acne is a big deal for so many of you you know it's just
one little part of liver rescue it's a huge book it's just one tiny micro part of this book but
it's actually a big deal so what i have going on right here is if you go into a section in liver
rescue you guys are going to see because the countdown's on right it's coming soon you're
going to see supplements and what dosages to take actually fine-tuned dosages that you can work with
that you can you can take to your practitioner if you want you can play with and acne is here and
you can know what to do there plus it's got a cleanse a 369 liver cleanse and what's important
about this liver cleanse is what it does is it cleans up the old antibiotic storage bin so if
you're still taking antibiotics for some reason whether it's for cystic acne or for some other
condition whatever it might be if you're still taking those antibiotics you still have to flush
out a lot of the old ones you have to clean up the liver so you can get so you can get cared for
because what happens is when you clean up the liver and you get these the petroleum out from
the antibiotics and you get that GMO corn, that medical corn that's stashed inside the liver and
you get the metals out and everything else. Once you push that out of the liver and it gets out of
the system and you use the 369 cleanse to do it, what happens is less acne is going to occur because
strep can't do what it needs to do. And then when you're taking supplements to kill off the strep,
that's what counts. What people don't understand is antibiotics don't necessarily kill off strep.
Strep adapts. It gets stronger. It builds itself up. It uses the antibiotic to make itself better, bigger, and stronger.
Even if the antibiotic pushes the strep down or pushes the bacteria down for a little while, it comes back another day.
That's why UTIs get worse. Sinus infections get chronic over and over again for people.
That's why different problems happen over and over again, and acne keeps on coming back.
And that's why doctors actually put people on acne medicine, which is antibiotics, for months and years.
There are people that are actually on antibiotic medicine for years, three, four, five years in a row straight, six years in a row, seven years in a row I've seen where it's just antibiotics for seven years in a row.
And the liver's filling up, filling up, filling up, and then you end up getting the worst acne ever later too.
Look, the bottom line is learn how to heal.
The book's coming out October 30th.
If the countdown's on, lock down a copy as soon as you can.
I'm only saying that because I know they're going to be selling.
so just make sure you get your name on one at Amazon, Barnes & Noble
or wherever you got to go so that you're not waiting for a refill
when the stores are refilling and stuff
and everybody's waiting when they want one.
I want you guys to heal.
So that's the whole rundown on the acne, just so you know.
That's actually a fraction of what's in here in the chapter.
I just read through there.
The bottom line, you guys, you know what to do.
You know what you do.
You need the book in your hand.
You need to learn the truth.
You need to know how acne works so you know how strep works
and you can heal, clean up the liver, and move yourself forward.
I love you guys
we're going to do another pop-up soon
this was an intense amount of information
and watch this again and again and again
because I delivered it really quick
and it's important to actually read it
I love you guys
I'm proud of you
stay tuned
the countdown's on to the book release October 30th
that's coming right up 10 days from now
we're going to have the books in our hands
I know I got mine
that's why I'm doing these pop-ups
because I want to make sure you guys get some of this information now
but 10 days from now
we're all going to have it in our hands
I'm so proud of everybody.
I love you.
Take care.
I'll see you next time soon.
