Hey, William, Saturday morning live.
Going to give you the truth about acne,
the truth about the cause of acne,
both science and research doesn't know,
and both what you need to know right here.
So I'm reading right out of Liver Rescue 2.
So this is one of those pop-up surprise lives right here.
Liver Rescue got my hand.
It's coming out October 30th.
I'm really excited.
The countdown is on.
It's unbelievable.
So acne, I know so many of you suffer from acne
in so many different ways,
and there's so many different illnesses
in Liver Rescue to talk about
and different conditions.
But acne is important because I see it all over social media.
I see everybody upset.
I see everybody upset about acne, struggling.
It's a big deal for a lot of people.
So I'm sensitive about that too for people.
I want people to have the answer.
So let's talk about acne real quick.
We'll go right into it.
Liver Rescue is what I'm reading out of.
So the whole thing about acne, what really, really is the beginning of acne,
what really starts off acne.
See, to begin with, when you have acne, acne is a result of early wars that go undocumented in your life.
So you have to know that there are early wars that are undocumented in your life.
That's how acne occurs.
If you have acne, had acne, whether it's on your neck, your forehead, your back, wherever it may be,
your neckline, your arms, your legs, wherever it could be, there's early wars in your life that are undocumented.
And what is the result of this?
What is the cause of all of that?
It's antibiotics. Now, you may say you weren't on antibiotics, but you were. And that's the tricky
part. Antibiotics are a fuel for acne. And I'll tell you why. The true cause of acne is strep.
Strep is the creator of acne. It is what the acne is. And so science and research doesn't know that
yet. They really don't know that strep itself, strepococcus, is the acne. Good morning, everybody.
Saturday morning, we're going into acne, we're going into liver rescue. So what happens is there's
antibiotics inside your liver, buried deep inside your liver from childhood, from babyhood,
from conception. If you didn't take antibiotics for an ear infection at two years old, if you
didn't take antibiotics for a cough at three years old, you're going to get the antibiotics passed
down from your family line, inherited from your family line. So that's how it's going to work.
You're going to get it from mom and dad, their mom and dad, their mom and dad, their mom and dad.
Guess where those antibiotics sit? They sit inside the liver. Also, when people think, have they had antibiotics recently as an adult? Well, farm-raised salmon, tons of antibiotics in that, animal proteins in restaurants that aren't antibiotic-free. There's antibiotics everywhere in the water supply, so we have the antibiotics going on.
I remember as a kid, a friend of mine had a fish tank when I was a kid, and he was pouring antibiotics that were given to him by the store or by the vet poured into the fish tank, and his hands were soaked in antibiotics, and they were just going inside his liver.
Basically what I'm trying to say, acne is caused by strep feeding off of antibiotics stored inside your liver for a long time in your life and even passed down from generations from your liver to liver to liver to liver to liver to liver.
I know this is an intense amount of information.
I'm going really quick.
Try to watch this live over and over and over again right after I do it.
So what comes first, the chicken or the egg?
What comes first?
The acne or the antibiotics?
The antibiotics come first.
That's the undocumented war, you guys.
Yeah, that's the undocumented war that's in people's lives, that's in your system, that's the cause of your acne 100%.
And what is acne?
How does it work?
Strep sits inside the liver.
It feeds off the storage bins of antibiotics deep inside the liver for a long time.
Then the strep leaves the liver.
Because you're not cleaning the liver, you're not getting rid of the antibiotics,
You're not getting rid of the junk and everything else.
And what's in antibiotics?
Plastics, petroleum, metals.
That's what in GMO corn.
GMO corn, plastic, petroleum, and metals are inside of antibiotics.
So then the acne, which is strep feeding off the antibiotics inside the liver,
off the petroleum, off of the things I just said,
the strep leaves the liver through the lymphatic system,
and it finds its way into sensitive areas where your lymphocytes are actually not that strong.
I'm reading right out of Liver Rescue, just so you know.
Here it is.
And what happens is your lymphocytes protect you from strep.
That means they protect you from acne in the end.
But people have weak lymphocytes in their lymphatic system.
They're not doing the right things, not eating the right foods.
They're not cleansing out their liver.
They're not taking supplements and everything like that.
So then what happens is the strep finds its way to the dermis, to the derma.
It goes from the lymphatic system up to the derma.
And the minute it goes up to the derma, say it goes up to somebody's derma in their neck or whatever, into their face area, it goes up to that area.
What happens is you're going to get the sebum oil build up.
Your immune system tries to protect you by building up sebum oil.
You're never going to hear this from anywhere.
Just so you know, this is only liver rescue.
This is not information you could find anywhere else.
You know, go looking.
This is our information here, yours and mine, to actually share together.
So what happens is that sebum oil is built up by the body to stop the strepococcus, to stop it from creating acne, cystic acne, and all kinds of other types of acne, pimples and everything else.
And that's what the cause is.
Now, science and research think it's hormones.
So science and research believes, oh, what's all sewed up?
It's all hormones.
No, it's not.
Puberty, the immune system lowers.
Lymphocytes drop during puberty.
So strep tends to take off like a bandit.
And that's how it works.
It has nothing to do with hormones.
Same thing with menstrual cycles when you're an adult and you're going through your period, your menstrual cycles and everything like that.
What happens is any kind of hormone changes or menopause or any other hormone change, the reason why you get acne during that is because your immune system drops, breaks down, lowers.
And when it lowers, the strep ignites.
And if it's got food to feed on inside the liver, like the petroleum, like the metals, like the plastics, it just keeps on going.
And so that's what happens.
And so on those delicate times where you're having a cycle or puberty, these hormonal times or menopause, what happens is your immune system weakens and your lymphocytes drop.
The strep comes from the liver right up through the lymphatic system, blasts up right up underneath the skin.
And if someone has a weaker lymphatic system area in their back, they're going to get acne on their back.
If someone has a weaker lymphatic system on their neck, they're going to get it in their neck.
They're going to get it in the hairline.
They're going to get it in their face.
That's how it works.
So this information is decades ahead of what's out there now.
Bottom line, so become an expert.
Learn how to heal your acne.
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So hormones is not the cause of acne.
That's how it works, just so you know.
It's sitting inside the liver, feeding off of all these things.
And it's critical and important, you guys, to clean up the liver.
And inside Liver Rescue, there's a cleanse in here called 369.
It's a quicker, easier cleanse, 369.
Powerful, though.
plus recipes and all kinds of other foods in here and how to clean up the liver.
And it's critical because what you're doing is you're getting rid of those storage bins of antibiotics.
And if you're somebody that says, hey, I wasn't on antibiotics, Anthony.
Hey, I wasn't on them.
I don't even remember.
You probably were at two years old, three years old.
Mom and dad probably had you at the doctor.
You probably were on antibiotics.
And the thing is, is with kids, they get a lot of things like tonsillitis.
They get ear infections.
They get sinusitis.
They get allergies and they're on antibiotics all through childhood through those.
And then guess what, you guys?
You end up with acne later on because those are the undocumented wars that nobody realizes is the beginning of what starts acne later.
Those are the antibiotic wars for early strep and early viruses that set the stage and sit inside the liver and wait for the day for acne to break out later, later, later on.
Also in liver rescue, just so you know, there's supplements in here, meaning what kind of take.
You can't see it probably because it's backwards, but inside this book right here, there's a section with acne right there.
And it shows all the supplementation, what dosages it takes, everything about that.
And that's what's really cool about it.
This book is that fine-tuned.
It's so fine-tuned.
It gives you exactly what to take to get your strep down for your acne.
But also, you've got to do the cleanse.
You've got to get the old antibiotics out of the liver, antibiotics, different kinds.
So you have to remember strep feeds off the antibiotics and it rebuilds itself.
Strep gets stronger with antibiotics.
Now, we use them to break down strep, but strep never really dies in the end.
It never really gets killed off in the end by antibiotics.
It still stays alive and it adapts and gets strong and it strengthens because of antibiotics later.
That's why we end up with UTIs, urinary tract infections, bladder infections, yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, BV.
All of that is still strep-related.
And all of that is antibiotics given and treated again, pushing the strep to actually get stronger to come out to fight another day.
So that's how it works.
And it's more petroleum, more plastics, more metals and GMO corn going into your liver.
And no one's cleaning up their liver.
Nobody knows acne is a liver problem.
Nobody knows acne is associated to the liver.
You know now.
That's the power of what's happening here.
That's the power of liver rescue.
This is a life-changing book.
I want you to know when you get this book in your hands, you're not going to be disappointed.
I promise you that, that you're not going to be let down from this one right here.
It's that powerful, and it has answers.
And acne is just a little touch of it, a little touch.
So I just want you to know that along with everything else.
So we're coming up.
