UTIs, PID, all kinds of different conditions.
Urinary tract infections are on the rise.
Up, up, up, up.
They're not going down, down, down.
UTIs are going up, up, and away.
The problem is with UTIs, they're not just going up.
They're going chronically crazy where women are suffering incredible suffering.
We're talking about devastating suffering because of UTIs.
chronic UTIs that don't want to go anywhere because guess what? The bacteria became super
bacteria. It is now a super bug. That's what's happening. So many people are dealing with
chronic UTIs. They can't get past them. They can't move forward. It's just tormenting them
and it doesn't go away. Same thing with pelvic inflammatory disease. That too just keeps on
tormenting women in such ways that is indescribable because words don't match the suffering they are
suffering with. So we're going into that UTI, bladder infections, kidney infections,
right? Urinary tract infections, yeast infections, yeast infections. Interesting.
Yeast, yeast, yeast. So the funny thing about, well, it's nothing funny about it,
The funny thing about yeast infections is the yeast is not the real problem.
It is bacteria that's underneath it all.
The yeast, just the immune system is so challenged in that area that the yeast just grows because it's growing
because there's so much of an immune suppressive situation happening in the bladder area, the vaginal area, all of that,
that the yeast just tends to explode, but it's exploding because the bacteria is thriving and
taking over. We're talking about strep. We're talking about bacteria. We're talking about
superbugs a little bit. We're going into that and we're talking about UTIs. We're going to talk about
solutions for UTIs as well. So that's going to be really helpful for a lot of people that are
dealing with UTIs. You don't want to miss this episode. This is an important one. I'm even
reading a little bit out of liver rescue, a little bit out of cleanse to heal. Don't miss this. Do
you know anybody struggling or suffering with UTIs or have a history of UTIs and now they have acne?
Now they got SIBO. Years later, they get SIBO. Now they get PID. Now they got acne again. Then
they got an ear infection. Then they got a sore throat and a strep throat problem. Yeah, exactly.
Strep, strep, strep, strep, strep, strep, strep. Exactly. SIBO. They never talk about what bacteria
it is that creates small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, but it's strep. Our good old friend
strep. Hey strep, how are you? Fine. Doing okay. Living in everybody's lymphatic vessels,
living in everybody's pores, living in everybody's throats, living in everybody's butts. Yep,
you got it. That's what happens. Strep is always hanging around people's anuses. It's hanging
around the rectums all the time. That's where strep loves to be. It's around everybody's throat.
It's in their mouth every day. People have more than one variety, two variety. They'll have three
variety, four variety, five variety, six variety, seven variety. They'll have 10 varieties of strep,
some dormant, some low key, some much more serious, creating everything from acne to styes.
Yep. Styes thrush, all that thrush on their tongue, just causing problems. So that's the
whole thing there. We're going into strep and we're going into UTIs, but let's hit the UTI
problem because that is critical because I'm seeing it more and more years ago. I didn't see
it like it was today. You'd have that antibiotic resistant UTI. You'd have that out there. I saw
it out there. Okay. But now it's unlike it's ever been. It's never been to this degree.
I called it though, and I saw it, I've written about it, that these bugs would actually take
off to such a degree where they'd be antibiotic resistant, but not just MRSA. I'm not talking
about MRSA. I'm talking about plain old Jane Strep, not MRSA. This is important to know. This
is a really good episode and we're going to talk about solutions too, which are critical.
Let's get into it a little bit. The antibiotic dilemma. Do you guys love antibiotics? Antibiotics
are the leading treatment for UTIs. Antibiotics are the leading treatments for UTIs. You know
what that means? That means decade after decade of bugs that are actually becoming immune
to the antibiotic. That's how it works. And then that bug spreads to another person. And so that
person receives that bug. And then now they have an antibiotic resistant bug. They get sick and
then they go to the doctor. The doctor gives them an antibiotic again. And now their bug is in them.
That's already antibiotic resistant is now even becoming more antibiotic resistant.
and then it keeps on going on and on and on and on. So that's what's happening.
It's not like the old days. And then the antibiotic kills the weakest bacteria,
but the strong survives. So let's do this. Okay.
I was prepared for this one. Here we go. Okay. You got a bacterium right here. You got a
bacterium right here, got a bacterium right here and a bacterium right here. And I'll even put
another one right here and one more right here. So these are bacteria. Okay. So here we are.
Take a look, you guys. These are inside the bladder or the kidneys. So let's make a bladder here.
Okay. There we are. We got a bladder, right? And in that bladder is a whole bunch of bacteria
and strep bacteria is what it is. Okay. So antibiotics are used all of a sudden. Boom.
We take an antibiotic. The antibiotic is coming through right now. Here it goes.
There it is. The antibiotic coming through.
There we go. Can't really see this good, but there it is. Boom. The antibiotic came through.
Then, now, we get some dead bacteria. This one explodes. Boom. The antibiotic killed it.
Boom. Another one explodes. Boom. Another one explodes. Interesting. This one just gets maimed.
That bacterium gets maimed. This one just gets weakened. Am I yelling? This one gets weakened,
Okay. This one doesn't get harmed at all. All right. We got a weakened bacterium. We got a
maimed bacterium, damaged, but they survive. They survive and they provide information now against
that antibiotic. They hold the key to survival against the antibiotic that was given to them.
Think about that right now. Right. And then you got one that survived it completely. That also
holds information, but it's completely unharmed. In fact, it seemed to do good with the antibiotic.
That one little bug right there drank those antibiotics, consumed them. It didn't hurt them.
And now this one bug right here is getting stronger.
Nice and strong now.
Now it's a nice, strong bacterium.
You see this?
The maimed ones, not as strong, but they provide information and they stay alive is what they do.
They too survive it and they survive it.
In the aftermath, they're still hanging around.
Okay.
And then another one, too, at the same time, still survived it, and it's there, right?
So now you've got three bacteriums, but three different bacteriums.
Same bacteria, but three different experiences, three different strengths, and three different injuries.
One not injured, two one maimed, one injured.
There's a problem with that though, because then as it's producing, more bacteria is being produced,
okay, which happens, more and more bacteria is being produced, right? Here's your bacteria right
here. And these bacteria are getting stronger and producing. The weak ones, okay, want to be as
strong is the strong one. So the weak ones become even stronger than the original strong one that
wasn't even affected by the original back antibiotic. Okay. This is important. The weaker ones
gain strength. The ones that were maimed and injured by the antibiotic. Keep that in mind.
They were maimed and injured and they now, okay, they strengthen, they rise above it.
They gather information from their injuries. They learn how to not get injured again by the
antibiotic. They become stronger than the one that survived completely without injury at all.
And that's a problem all on its own. Okay. So now you have very strong bacteria. Here's the thing.
They get stronger, they get stronger. And then, all right. And then a new infection occurs.
they get stronger. They override. The immune system of the person drops. Exactly. The immune
system drops. There's another bladder right there. Okay. So white blood cells, for some reason,
aren't as strong in that person. Their own white blood cells aren't doing the jobs they need to do.
they get triggered, they get exposures, something happens there. And then the bacteria rise up
and get stronger. And now we have a new infection. They reproduce. I'm going to make a whole bunch
of them here. You guys with me? You're following me right now? Okay. And then the new antibiotic
comes through. They're sick again. And then a new wave of antibiotic comes through. They're at the
doctor's office. They got a new UTI and then boom, here comes the antibiotic. It's rushing through.
Okay. And what happens is all these new bacteria, right? They don't budge. Everybody's happy.
They're stronger. They supersede the antibiotic and then the doctor gets pissed. The patient gets pissed, stays sick, the doctor's pissed, and then they change up the antibiotic. Get ready for this. The new antibiotic gets then prescribed.
So here comes the new antibiotic coming through. And this is what sucks right here. Really sucks.
It comes through and then it maims and injures a whole bunch of them. That's right. This one gets
maimed. This one gets injured. This one gets maimed. This one gets injured. This one gets
almost killed completely. This one just gets slightly injured. This one never gets touched.
Okay, that's fine. Here's the problem. Now we got a whole bunch of brand new streps
and those brand new bacterium, strep bacteriums, have information and survived a new antibiotic.
That is not good. They survived a new antibiotic. They're still alive. Now they have information
from the original antibiotic, how to survive survival instincts in the bacteria. And now they
got new information from the new antibiotic survival mechanisms kick in in that bacteria.
The bacteria does not want to lose. So it's going to now supersede and then boom,
the next phase happens. Okay. You got a patient that's getting a little better again. The patient's
getting a little bit better. I really can't stand this whiteboard. Yep. All right. New bacteria.
It's reproducing. Here we go. Once again, immune system drops in the patient. The patient was
getting better. A month later, two months later, at some point, okay, there's the bladder again.
I'm just doing a bladder. You can do kidneys. You can do urethras, whatever. So, all right.
Playing around with markers here. So, we got a new bacteria. This bacteria has information
from two antibiotics. It has survived two antibiotics. Yes, it has indeed. And it has
survived the person's immune system. That's the whole point. It survived their immune system
and it survived the antibiotic involved in their immune system. Okay. Both with the immune system
working on that, working with that antibiotic and both with that antibiotic. Okay. So get ready for
this. Person gets sick again. They got another ETI. It's pretty darn serious. They're in pain.
They got a fever. They don't know if they got kidney infections, bladder infections.
And here we go. There might be some blood in the urine, right? Goes to the doctor. Doctor prescribes
an antibiotic, the same one that they used last time. So you fill your prescription.
now you're taking it. Antibiotic runs through the body. It's triggering the immune system,
immune cells. You're trying to work with it. It's trying to work with everything it's going through.
Okay. And this time now with this new antibiotic, it's only killing off this one, only killing off
that one, only killing off that one, that one, that one, that one. But this one right here is
just injured. That one's injured. That one's injured. That's one's injured, injured, maimed.
and we get the whole thing over again, all the maimed and injured ones say, I'm not going to do
this anymore. I'm not going to let this antibiotic, this new antibiotic rule the roost and clean us
out. We have to rise above this and we have to get stronger. And then what happens is the new
reproduction of that, of that bacterium is even stronger so that the next phase of the antibiotic
on the fourth round, which happens all the time. And sometimes it's a sixth round and sometimes
it's a seven. Another one's prescribed. Here we go. And now none of the bacteria are budging at all.
got a fever, there's blood in the urine, kidneys are inflamed, they have to give steroids out now.
So now it's steroids plus the new antibiotics. So here we go. Doctor's got to play the game again.
And here it comes. All right. Now it's time to use,
now it's time to use the new antibiotic. All right. So we got this bacteria, that bacteria,
that bacteria, that one right there, that one right there. There we go. Here's all the bacteria.
Yep. We got another bladder. We'll just do bladder. Here we go. There's the bladder.
Now the doctor has to bring in the super antibiotic, one with a lot of side effects,
one that causes a lot of problems, one that also says a lot of terrible things on the side effect
package, the little rollout. And here we go. Here it comes. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom,
I'm taking my antibiotic. Right? The super antibiotic, the super one, a change up. Okay?
Injures this guy, kills off this guy, maims this guy, injures this guy, kills off this guy,
doesn't even touch that guy, that guy, and that guy. Now you've got three guys here not even being
touched by the super antibiotic, but you still got injured, but not dead bacteria.
Injured, but not dead bacteria. You got some dead bacteria,
but too many injured, too many injured and too many maimed, but still survived and others that
didn't even get affected. And then we got a big problem. So now they reproduce again.
After the super antibiotic went through, they reproduce. This time we're in trouble now,
Big trouble. Here we are. Because they use the super antibiotic again. And then they have that
running through. And now these bacteria, they have messaging, they code it, they have information.
They're super powered. They do not not give up at this point. They have information of four to five
different antibiotics, and they don't want to budge anymore. They put their foot down,
they're done. That means they don't budge. So then the doctor has to run another antibiotic,
brings that one through, and now the patient is just chronically sick,
chronically suffering, and chronically sick. A superbug has been born.
the patient has the super bug, whether it's a male, female, the patient has a super bug,
and then the patient has a relationship, or the patient is a chef working in a restaurant
who cuts their finger and then bleeds on three different meals that you can't really tell,
because a lot of the chefs, they wear the black gloves, they put the black gloves on,
they throw a bandage on, put a black glove on, there's still blood everywhere and they get
working really quick. They wipe their hands and, or it's a relationship, sexual interactions of
some kind. And then that super bug now gets transferred onto someone else with all this
information and all this messaging and that information or the shopping cart. Shopping
cart's a big one. I've been saying this for decades. You guys heard me say it years ago
before C came around, the shopping cart is a big one. Okay. Lots of different bacteria on there.
Lots of strep, lots of staph, lots of C-diff, lots of MRSA, lots of other stuff too. But the strep is
just crazy on the shopping cart handles. Crazy. That's how much is on there. Okay. So with that,
if they swab, if they did a swab at a Petri dish, if they did that, like off the shopping cart
handles, you wouldn't believe what would grow. You wouldn't believe it. So you're sitting there
with a shopping cart handle. You're not using handy wipes. You're not doing an alcohol handy
wipe across the handle. You're not thinking about anything. You don't care about anything.
Maybe you're just somebody that thinks that your immune system will get stronger because of it,
and you won't have to worry because, hey, who cares? I can just eat bugs and have bugs all
over my skin. It's just all that whole thing, that philosophy, that philosophy, right? It makes you
stronger, you become immune to it or something like that. That's not true. That's not how it
works. The more exposure you get to these bugs, the more exposure you get, the more bugs you get,
the more problems that you have. And then that, it doesn't work that way where we're just all of a
sudden, Hey, I'm immune to everything. And that's what I want. All these bugs. No, it does not work
like that. Tell that to someone who got, you know, herpes simplex too. Tell that to someone who's got
something else that they caught from somebody. It doesn't make you stronger. It's not how it works.
It's a hassle. It's all a hassle. So then that strep, then that super bug gets into somebody else
through a shopping cart handle, through a public bathroom, off the toilet seat, off the dispenser,
whatever it is, and they get it. And they get the bug that's super powered. It is a super version
of itself. It already knows all the antibiotics. It already knows about them all. That means when
you come down with something or you get sick or something happens and now you got a UTI,
whatever it may be, you go to the doctor and the process starts all over again, but the doctor
starts giving you that first round of antibiotics and it won't budge so easy. Especially if you
have a compromised immune system and you're already struggling with something, it won't budge.
and they're just like, why do you have these UTIs all of a sudden? Or say, you know, someone has,
someone has sex with somebody else and, you know, is unprotected. Even if it's, even if it's
protected sex, it's still easy to transfer these, like these, these streps and this bacteria.
And all of a sudden now there's a new UTI somebody has that never had before.
And now, but it's an anti-resistant, it's a, what is it? Antibiotic resistant is what I mean.
version of itself that has all this information that's coded, that's got all this intel that
survived all these antibiotics that knows them well. So now we have another person with a super
bug. And just as grim as this sounds, it's not grim when you know how to heal and use tools.
And that's the thing about medical medium information. It's the one place where people
that are the sickest come to find answers. And it's not all that biohack bullshit out there
that's going on. It's real. It's the real deal. It's real answers, real information on how to
heal, what to do. And that's medical medium information. And that's how it's always been.
People can be jealous out there and they can rip it apart or say what they want about it.
And so it's the most people healed in the world, the most chronic conditions.
And this is why knowing about this information, not just biohacking crap on social,
and just this, this, this, and try this. It's for people who have been there and done that.
They're seasoned and they know. So what happens is there is hope. So when these superbugs,
the super strep gets to somebody else and they're fighting these, battling these UTIs
and it seems hopeless. There are women out there with chronic UTIs every day of their lives,
going into overactive bladder, going into chronic UTIs, overactive bladder, pain in their kidneys,
pain in their back, PID, and then it tack on acne and sore throats and SIBO because they all get a
SIBO diagnosis eventually. Tack on to all those in there and they're living with these super bug
streps. It's happening more and more out there and there are more people living with this than
ever before. Now there is an upsurge that's getting out of control, a serious upsurge.
And that upsurge is not going to stop.
It's going to keep on going unless people know how to arm themselves and take care of themselves and know how to fight.
Feed their bodies what they need.
Do the right things.
Giving their bodies what they need so they can beat this superbug stuff down because it's no joke right now.
Because people are passing these along and it's out of control.
People need the right information.
There's cleanse the heel right here in front of me.
and in Cleanse to Heal, it got pelvic inflammatory disease, right? And even, you know, PID, right?
And even prostastitis got that there too. And I'm talking about bladder infections, UTIs,
all of that in here. So it's Cleanse to Heal. People need this book. They need the information.
I have Liver Rescue in front of me right here. I want to read a little bit about this
for a couple of minutes, if you guys don't mind. The story of strep is what I was just telling you
guys. That's the story of strep right now in this modern day, what people are dealing with
and how bad it is. Okay. Most people strep starts in childhood. They get the ear infections. They
get the strep throat, the sore throats. It starts earlier on. It's strep passed down from the
parents a lot of times and it's strep that's passed down to the parents. And then the children,
the children have it and the children pass it to each other in school. And so it's strep being
passed around everywhere. That's what it is. But that could be fine in some ways, but in others,
it's antibiotic resistant strep that's being passed around going to each person. And that
takes us to the next level of understanding, which I want to go to now, which is the immune system.
Okay. That's the next thing. Every time strep enters into somebody and battles our immune cells
and it survives. So anytime strep enters into each person and it goes into war with our immune
cells right here, it goes into war. Every time that happens and there's a battle and the strep
survives, it has information. So when that strep is passed on to another person, it's not just
antibiotics. It's also relationships with the immune system of the person it was in this whole
time. So then when that strep gets passed on to somebody else, it's getting passed on to somebody
else with information on that person's immune system, information of how it survived the battle
with that person's white count. And so when that strep is in the new person, the strep now has a
way to beat immune systems. It goes into another person. Another person's immune system goes up
against it. There it goes. It's in battle. The bacteria survives. Why do you think people keep
on getting acne all over again? You still have some strep surviving. Why do you think they keep
on getting the UTIs over again, the bladder infections, the overactive bladder, right?
That one too, OAB. They keep on getting these things and then the styes and then the sore
throats and then the strep throat periodically and then the earaches and ear infections or they
get exposed to new strains. And that's another story. We'll go into that too. The strep has
information of the person's immune system, information of the antibiotics the other person
took. They take it to the next person. The next person's immune cells go against it. They go into
battle. What survives is boom. The bacteria again, someone survives. It gets passed on to a new person
with now immune system information from two others. Now here's where it gets really intense.
That bacteria can go through a hundred people and gather information from their immune systems
of that hundred people.
That's how superbugs are made.
It's not just the antibiotic,
overusage,
and then not being taught
how to heal and get rid of the bacteria naturally.
It's also information
from each person's immune cells
to each person.
And that bug becomes
one unstoppable, brutal bug.
And that's why there are women out there,
young women in their 20s and in their early 30s
that are in tears on a daily basis.
And they are so sick and they have so much UTI,
chronic UTIs going on.
They have so much overactive bladder, UTI,
kidney infection, sore throats, malaise, tired, fatigue,
everything else under the sun with it.
And they're suffering and they're bleeding.
They're on antibiotics again.
Their stomach's being ripped to shreds from the antibiotics.
Then they get their SIBO diagnoses.
And it's all around the same old thing, more antibiotics for that.
And they're suffering.
And then because they got a strep inside of them that could have been through 100 people
that was passed on to them one way or another.
And that strep is smart.
It's smart.
It knows the immune cell information from dozens of people.
It knows the antibiotic information from dozens of people and it carries it with it.
And we have to know how to destroy that bacteria and how to kill it and what to use that it is not immune to.
Because that's the key, right?
Medical medium information is always about the cause.
Because guess what?
They didn't know strep was a UTI problem.
They didn't know strep was other problems.
They knew about strep throat, but they didn't know strep created acne. They didn't know it
created styes. They didn't know it created ETIs, by the way. That's medical medium information.
But it does. And it's just coming out. People are poaching it and it's going out there and
it's just getting out there every day. Just like you guys are probably seeing,
because I know you guys are telling me you see it every day. We see it every day.
But the point is, is that bacteria, we have to learn how to kill it. You have to identify it
and know there's a cause behind your PID.
There's a cause behind your UTIs.
There's a cause behind these things.
And there's a way to kill and destroy,
kill and destroy the bacteria.
Even bacterium that is antibiotic resistant
and knows a crap ton of people's immune systems,
that understands all these people's immune systems
that that bacteria was in all this time,
understands it,
is an expert at immune systems because that's what the bacteria becomes. It becomes an expert
at everybody's white count, immune cells, all of it. It knows it all. It's been in too many people.
It hasn't been destroyed and it's gotten stronger and stronger. Now it's a superbug and that's where
it's at and that's happening now every day. And we think these superbugs are bad now.
wait till the next round of UTIs 10 years from now and all the young men and women,
it's going to be like nobody's ever seen, ever seen. It's going to be that bad. It's going to
be bleeding as normal, constantly bleeding, catheters, constantly on catheters. That's
another thing too. So the UTIs are getting to a point where all these young women are literally
living with catheters. That's how bad it is. And so we have to be mindful and understand that there
is a way to beat it and there is a way to do it. We're going to talk about that in a little bit,
but I want to read a little if I can. Okay. Maybe most people's strep starts in childhood,
maybe even passed down from a parent at conception. Yes. A newborn can enter the
world with strep already in her or his system. A child can also get strep from daycare or school,
and it's easily passed from child to child. It really is, as well as adult to adult. Because
strep is a type of bacterium, antibiotics do seem like the obvious choice to treat it.
But here's the crucial point that I talked about to know about strep. Long ago, before antibiotic
revolution before antibiotics long ago, you guys, this is really interesting right here.
Before the antibiotic was born long ago, strep used to be one strain of bacterium.
Strep was one strain of bacterium, which takes us to this next part right here. Now,
this is really important. Okay. This is important. Very important. I'm going to bring this around
for a second. Okay. All right. So five antibiotics ago, 10 antibiotics ago, 10 different people
ago, the bacteria look like this, right? But then it changes. A new strain is created
along with the superbug power. It alters and turns into a different bug. Now we have the
old strain that's way in the past and it's in other people. We got the new strain and
there it is right there. That new strain becomes another new strain eventually, another new
strain, another new strain. But here's the thing. If you pass on this strain that it became to
another person through sex or through drinking from somebody's glass or from being in a bar
and eating something or whatever you're doing in a restaurant or on a shopping cart, in a shopping
cart or in a public bathroom or so many other ways you can do this. If you pass on that strep
bacteria to somebody in that strain to them, they'll have that strain.
And they may keep that strain, but it'll be that strain.
Okay. These in this person can still alter and become a new strain in a few years.
That new strain can be passed on to another person and then they'll have that strain.
see that's how it works
men can get utis too and they do but they don't have a cycle men do not have menstruation
they do not have a cycle so they don't have the immune system lowering thing that happens so what
happens is when a woman goes through menstruation and she has her cycle her monthly cycle her
immune system drops and 80% of our immune system goes to the reproductive system. That's medical
immune information. 20% stays around the body for the rest of the body. The reproductive system is
the number one focus that time of month where it's the number one focus for the immune system.
Think about that, right? So because of that, the immune system is so focused around the
reproductive system, okay, that it's easy to catch strep orally, very easy to catch it orally
or in the eyes where the immune system isn't there to destroy it right off the running.
So if there's some kind of relationship or a shopping cart, like I said, or a public bathroom
and something goes in the eye or something gets in the mouth, whatever it is, during the cycle,
80% of the immune system isn't around the mouth. It's not there. So for a woman, it's not here,
it's down here. So the strep can easily start its beginning in the mouth, in the throat,
and so forth in that area. So that happens too. All right, let's go into this a little bit.
All right. Here's the crucial point to know about strep. Long ago, before the antibiotic
revolution, I'm reading out of Liver Rescue. If you guys never seen these books, you don't know
about these books, you should get both of them. Go to Amazon, get both. Be the best thing you ever
did. Become an expert about your own health. Learn how to heal. Become a true expert, a true expert,
not a biohacker. Strep is not and never was a superbug in the past. So strep was never a superbug.
It's not designed to be a superbug originally. It was never meant to be one. We are forcing it to
become a superbug. Okay. It's much more forgiving strep than ever than anything else was. Okay. In
its original state going back many years ago, it was much more forgiving. It's a forgiving bacterium.
It's not as unforgiving as MRSA. It's not as unforgiving as MRSA. So that is something to
understand. C. diff and MRSA can be even much more brutal, much more brutal of a superbug.
Strep still, even with its worst superbug mentality, whatever, its worst superbug creation,
it doesn't hold the power as like MRSA and what MRSA can turn into. Some kind of flesh
eating bacterium that just becomes a super, super bug. So I want that clear so people know.
So if they got strep and they're living with strep, they're living with all these symptoms,
you can turn it in. It can turn naturally into a super bug over time because it's force fed the
antibiotics. It's force fed in the way I was saying all those things, but it won't get to
like a MRSA level at MRSA's worst. So the different varieties of MRSA, there's all these
different varieties of MRSA. Did you know there's thousands of varieties of MRSA and some of the top
tier varieties of MRSA that are just like God awful and they kill people is what they do. And
they give them sepsis and then they die. Like the top tier of the worst, strep's not there.
So I wanted that to be clear.
But strep is no longer one strain.
I want to go back to that a little bit.
It's no longer one strain.
There are so many varieties of strep at this point.
Over the decades, strep being a victim of antibiotics, it found a way to survive to adapt.
Adaptation didn't just mean getting stronger.
It meant mutating and spawning different strains and varieties.
And that's what strep does.
It's the ultimate spawner of new varieties of bacteria.
All strep, all the same family, but it's the ultimate.
See, Heal with Mariana says over there on IG,
I healed my UTI back in 2002 with the herbs and supplements you recommend
in Cleanse the Heal book.
Amazing.
Is it 2020?
That's what it is.
Healing with Victoria.
I used to be on an antibiotic once a month for UTIs.
I haven't needed them in four years. Thanks to your protocols. Thanks to you and SOC medical
medium information destroys UTIs, just destroys them. So one thing about MM info, if you know how
to use it and you use it right, you can annihilate so many different strep conditions. Shamrock over
there on IG, this was me with IC. Whoa, IC for 20 years of extreme bladder pain until I found
medical medium information. Thank you, AW. Incredible. Incredible. Over here, Heidi on IG.
Before medical medium, I had chronic strep throat, UTIs, and kidney infections. I now have no pain
and haven't had to run to the doctor in many years. This info works. Quote from you. Amazing.
And I will add to that quote from you. It does work. It does work. It does. It has a track record
of working. That's the power of it. And no biohackers and informationalists messing around
all these different things out there on social can do that for people. This information does,
and that's why I'm a messenger of SOC's information because it saves lives.
Maria over there on YouTube, great topic. I used to get UTIs all the time,
and they are so painful. It's much better thanks to AW and SOC. Incredible. Let's go into a little
bit of protocol talk a little bit too. Let's just double check. We covered some stuff right here.
let's talk about like the different strains a little bit longer, the spawning, the different
strains. I want to go into that over there on YouTube, wandering wishing. Good to see you.
Antibiotics used to be the go-to for our family after medical medium protocols, Vimergy, zinc,
micro C, ginger, turmeric shots, cat's claw. Oh, I love that cat's claw. I love that cat's claw
in celery juice. No more. We are free from the constant doctor appointments. Thanks. SoC and
medical medium, it's going to get me emotional because when you heal, it is everything. Maria
over there on YouTube, great topic. I used to get UTIs. Oh, I saw that one already. Great.
Chrissy over there. And I think Twitch, Stitch, Chrissy, I was in tears every time I had a UTI.
I can't imagine the amount of people that are going through it and they go through it on levels
that are just devastating. It's become like the super bug now level and it's brutal. And so many
people suffer from it. Their guts get ripped to shreds from all the antibiotics they have to take.
They're on steroids almost all the time. And it's brutal along the way. Strep got classified as
having a group A and a group B. Yeah. The medical world now identifies strep all the way through
group H. Group H. Though as you read about in the acne chapter, because acne is strep caused by the
way you guys, it is. It's medical meme info, but it's strep caused that the population carries.
there are also strains within the known groups that are yet unidentified and undocumented.
So here's how medicine works. Medical research and science works like this.
They've classified some of the bacteriums, the strains, but they haven't classified all of them,
haven't even scratched the surface. So there's bacteria out there that they haven't even
been documented, classified, got their hands on or anything like that. And that's the scary thing.
It's even scarier. Yep. Even a gifted and talented lab technician discovered that even if a gifted
and talented lab technician discovered that there were more strains and groups of strep that weren't
currently known, the breakthrough would go unrecognized. The scientists would not be able
to find funding for this area of critical medical importance because right now funding is too tied
up in misled areas, like how genes relate to disease. So yeah, you guys, let's go into this
a little bit now. Some protocol stuff. I'm in puns of heel. If you don't have the book,
I feel bad for you. Get the book, get the book, get the book. I mean, you don't have to spend
a $5,000 program on how to walk barefoot on your lawn. You can do that, but it won't make your UTI
go away. Keep that in mind. You can do earthing and you can do like, you can not wear shoes and
you can watch the sunrise in the morning and you can angle your bed a certain way in your room,
the way the sun rises and sun sunsets, but none of that's going to get rid of somebody's
debilitating acne, styes, UTIs, bladder infections, kidney infections, PID.
it's just not going to happen. Hardcore stuff that has to work. Then you can do all that stuff
for fun. The other stuff I was mentioning. Okay. Tassan144 on IG. I was in so much pain for nine
months with interstitial cystitis. Celery juice saved my life. Yeah. And that's why when someone
says celery juice sucks or celery juice isn't what it is or something out there, it's actually
such a disservice to the chronically ill. It's so sad when celery juice literally has turned
lives around, saved lives. Yeah, I know. All right, let's go into it. Pelvic Inflammatory Disease,
PID, right here, talks about UTIs. It's in here, right here, cleanse to heal. All right.
The true cause, bacterial infection of one or more strains from over 50 groups of strep.
there are different levels of PID. It's like different levels of UTIs,
different levels to all the different things, different levels to SIBO.
Incredible. Okay. So let's go into the protocol, right? Starts out interesting, fresh celery juice.
I still have some left right here.
if you guys want any i still got some right here we're we're in aw's kitchen so
fresh celery juice it says work up to 32 ounces daily and cleanse the heel work up to 32 ounces
daily i did my celery juice and it didn't work i did my celery juice and it didn't work
i was doing four ounces it says work up to 32 ounces what page and maria says what page
537 and cleanse to heal. So page 537, get your book out. Okay. Second thing in here, aloe vera,
aloe vera for UTIs, for PID, for overactive bladder too. Aloe vera, two or more inches of
fresh gel, skin removed, two or more inches of fresh gel, skin removed. All right. What's the
next thing on the list? Barley grass juice powder. Another thing on the list, cat's claw. Very
interesting. Cat's claw, critical for UTIs, critical for PID, critical for men that are having
prostatitis. Right there, cat's claw. It's a big one. You'll hear more about cat's claw every day
out there and more about cat's claw every day. It's the medical medium information that got that
out there. Cat's claw was around. It's been around obviously, but using it for the things that it's
being used for, for protocols is medical medium information originally for cat's claw. Curcumin.
And there you go. That's another one. D-manos. Yeah. D-manos is great, but you need more than
D-manos. If someone's dealing with UTIs and PIV and some of the things I'm talking about here,
you need more than D-manos. D-manos is in here. It's part of the protocol. And sometimes you'll
hear out there, like a practitioner or somebody will say, D-Manos, use that for your UTI. It's
like, okay, but what about the golden seal? What about the cat's claw? Where's that?
What about the celery juice? D-Manos, D-Manos, drink cranberry juice, drink cranberry juice.
That's great and all. That's great. But guess what? It's not enough for the kind of UTIs that
are happening out there every day right now. No way. It's not enough, but it is when it's compiled
with other things that helps, right? Right. And the books have the amounts that you customize.
I talk about the amounts in here, but you customize. Over there, I.G. Elena, I had several
severe PID, which went to left kidney too. I was told I need hysterectomy and will be disabled.
healed that with MM. Now all I need is to heal ALS. Versus GBS ALS. All right. Eyebrite. It's
another one right there. Golden seal. Golden seal. UTI. Golden seal. UTI. Golden seal.
Why do I do that?
People just, they get lost.
They don't hear something.
They don't know.
They get a UTI next month.
Don't even remember.
So I'm hoping if you're one of those people,
you'll be able to save yourself.
UTI.
Golden seal.
So I talk about it here.
Dosage is everything.
Okay.
Remember the quality of supplements matter.
So check out medical meme information,
but the quality of the supplements matter.
Critical. I talk about that in the supplements chapter in Cleanse and Heal. Make sure you look at that. Really important. Another one. Strep, UTIs, PID, overactive bladder, all these problems. Lemon balm. UTIs, lemon balm. Okay, ready? UTIs, licorice root.
Licorice fruit. UTI. Nettle leaf. Incredible. And there's more in here too that you can play with,
customize yourself. It's here, the information that SFC brought to us to save people's lives.
I get it. It's fun, you know, surfing the net, surfing social. Whoa, let me cold plunge.
you know, whoa, let me walk barefoot. It's all great. Whatever. Cold punching is not good.
Not good for people chronically sick. All that's up. But either way,
I'm talking about fixing problems. And that's the key. And that's what the medical medium
information does. Fixes problems. Ten of mine. Amy over there on IG, friend with MS,
was on walker, only 30 years old, drank fresh celery juice daily, and could walk again after
about four weeks. I love you guys. Incredible. Oh, got to tell you one thing though. Medical
Meat Podcast at Apple Podcast. Mercury in fish and fish oil. Don't miss it. Mercury in fish and
fish oil. Where does the mercury go? Where does the mercury go? Do not miss the Medical Wean
Podcast at Apple Podcasts, you guys. If you subscribe to it on Apple and you're not getting
the notifications, check anyway. Check the podcast so you can see the new episodes. You may not be
getting notified. I see that's happening just to a whole bunch of people. So check out the Medical
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