Our livers is where a lot of the bugs are happening.
So that's the party town.
That's where it's happening.
That's party zone right here.
Party central, four bugs.
It's in the liver.
Different varieties of Epstein-Barr, streptococcus inside the liver, HHV-6, HHV-7.
You guys, you wouldn't believe how many bugs people have.
They'll have HHV-6, HHV-7.
They'll have two varieties of Epstein-Barr.
They'll have a shingles.
They'll have a cytomegalovirus all sitting inside their liver,
waiting to give you health throughout your whole life. And so it's in here a lot of these bugs.
So here's what's happening. All that food you eat. So if you eat an egg, just let's use an egg as an
example, right? If you're eating an egg, the egg goes down into your intestinal tract.
particles from that egg.
Microparticles from that egg get sucked up
through the hepatic portal vein into your liver.
The hepatic portal vein is attached to the intestinal tract.
You guys, there's a vein that goes from the intestinal tract
to the liver, a vein, okay?
And what happens is those egg particles get sucked up the vein
and go right up into the liver.
and then the bugs feed off of the eggs inside your liver.
So when you're having your eggs,
you're just filling your liver up with egg particles
and feeding the bugs.
Happy, happy are they, right?
Here's what happens.
You start to starve them.
You don't feed them what they're used to eating.
The weak ones die first.
So the weak Epstein-Barr,
the weak streptococcus,
the weak set of megalovirus, the weak HPV, the weak HIV. And then they shoot up the bile duct
out of the liver into the gallbladder and back into the intestinal tract. And then you poop
them out. The bugs aren't coming out through your sweat. Keep that in mind.
They come out through other passageways. They have to be direct, like your nostrils.
They come out through your eyes. They can come out sometimes through the ears,
but they mostly come out through the intestinal tract and your kidneys, letting you know.
