You guys see this right here? All right. I'm holding up a white board right here. Okay. Sodium cluster salts. Okay.
That's your macro sodium right there. Okay. That's in celery. That's your macro. That's your macro sodium.
You're looking at it right there. Okay. Now here's the difference with celery. This is why people heal all around the world.
I'm going to give you guys a rundown. Okay. It's not what science research says where, oh, there's sodium.
there's this much sodium in celery. We calculated how much sodium's in celery. Okay. That's what
they say, right? There's sodium, you know, yeah, true. Right. What no one understands,
okay, is that there's a subgroup of sodium in celery. How come it's not discovered yet?
Why should they discover it? First of all, the industries want us sick. They want us dying.
They want us buying drugs, right? They want us buying pharmaceuticals. They want us buying,
medications. They want to keep us sick. The industry does because if you get better than
the industries, they lose all their money. Who's going to pay $50 million, $100 million? Who's
going to pay $200 million for a whole team of scientists to actually find the subgroup of
sodium? Who's going to pay for that? Think about that. Ask yourself. Who's going to come up with
$200 million, put a team together just so they can prove Anthony William Wright
and then more people around the world heal. Does that make sense to you? Does that make any sense?
So here it goes. Okay. The macro, that's the macro sodium inside celery. So inside your sodium,
inside your celery stick. Okay. And around it is like, it's like a solar system around the sun,
right so when you dehydrate your celery into a powder you lose the solar system you guys you
lost the subgroup of sodium cluster salts the subgroup sodium you lost it bye-bye now it can't
heal you now it can't help you right this gets suspended in a living solution that when you
squeeze that celery stick, you get the subgroup of sodium, which is that solar system around the
macro sodium. That's what you get. These are trace minerals designed by planet earth, by mother
nature, the miracle of mother nature. These are trace minerals that are only bonded in a living
solution around the macro sodium, letting you know. You add water to it, you just disturbed
and diluted it. You add lemon to it, you just dilute it. That solar system that's around,
okay, that subgroup of sodium that's around the sodium, the macro sodium. You just disturbed it.
You add another vegetable in there, another fruit, you destroyed it.
It doesn't mean you can't eat celery. It doesn't mean you can't have celery in a juice. You can put
celery in a juice with other things. It's still good for you, but you won't be able to access
that miracle, that subgroup of sodium. You won't be able to access the sodium cluster salts,
which is the trace minerals that are designed specifically to be swimming around in a circle,
like a solar system around the macro sodium. You won't be able to actually have that. You won't be
eligible to heal through celery juice if you destroy that. Okay. And science research,
they want to just, they just want to keep everything dumbed down. Oh, there's a little
bit of this in there. There's a little bit of potassium in celery. There's a little bit of
this. Oh, a little touch of vitamin C, but no one's going to take $200 million, assemble a massive
group of scientists to start fishing for something they don't know is there. And that's why it takes
so much. It just, you can't just wake up one morning, be a scientist, and then look, look into
a scope and find something when you don't know where it is. It takes decades for them to find
simple things and no one's going to do that. And so, because first of all, because then it'll be
like, whoa, celery actually can help you heal because it's already healing millions worldwide,
but everybody wants to ignore that.
The media doesn't care anymore.
It doesn't matter how many people get their lives back.
Like get literally their lives back
and people just ignore it, right?
But it's that subgroup of sodium right there,
the sodium cluster salts.
These are the trace minerals that are bonded in a solution,
okay, of living fluid.
It suspends them around that macrosodium.
That's how it works right there, you guys.
