Fatty Tumors in Pets

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0:41 Look, wake up America. It's time for the adventures so fipe Man, I'll teb you four s white, I com list PONKASS number one internet radio station. Here's your host, the pipe Man. Or maybe swamp Nut. It's all good. Oh wow, Hello, welcome to this episode, episode six of season twenty of the Adventures of Pipe Man. Oh Man. All right, so let's bring on some other co hosts, because you knows the pipe Man is going to be here any minute. You know. He gives me just a little bit of airtime and then he takes it away. But let's bring on some other folks. Let's see studio nut join us and see just like that, he's not going to do it.

1:41 I'm here, I'm here now, I just wanted there's a pipe from now, That's what I mean. Just like that, I've seen him there. You go. Well, you know what, it's better. I like being better down here because you can keep that banner up there to cover rebels faith. Hello, it covers the big forehead. It doesn't look like she has a big forehead. I have freaking my hair is up in the freaking what all. Right, but we can take that away from her face anyway. Uh but yeah, okay, So here's what we're gonna do. Should should I be there? Yeah, okay, we'll do that.

2:25 That sounds good. Hey Bill, how are you. I'm fantastic. How about you? I'm doing great? And uh, of course your bird's gonna be part of the show today. Absolutely. So. I watched these things on socials. They're going all over the place. This Ai parrot who does a lot of stuff that the parrot. You gotta check it out. You gotta go look on socials for these parrots that are like talking to the other animals and talking to humans or the animals are like bought. The cat's bothering them and they're screaming, mommy, mommy, uh, you know, the cat's trying to eat me and uh and stuff like that.

3:10 And then and then they have the cockatoos that will in the middle of the night turn I talk to Alexa and get Alexa to play music and start dancing and lasting music clouds. In fact, Jaun, why you see if you can find something one of these videos to put up here so Bill can see maybe one of the parents like, uh, you know, getting mad at the other animals, and maybe one of the cockatoos saying Alexa played disco and dancing like they're in the nightclub. So anyway, fatty tumor and pet tumors and pets. By the way, before we get to that, I wasn't here in the very very beginning, so I don't know what was said because I had this scenario that was a five minute deal with a client that you know, you know those clients Bill that they want to have control of things technologically speaking, and then they don't know anything about technology, so they insist on having control, and then they screw everything up every time, or they don't know how to get into something a little advice for my listeners here. Okay,

4:42 make sure you remember what your email addresses to whatever you start to account with number one, because without that, you're not getting into your account. Number two. Remember your passwords, but if you don't know the email address, you can't reset the password either. So a five minute job that started at like seven this morning, uh, just finished like a few minutes ago. I'm sure you deal with that too in the story too, with people that they don't take your advice and then they get upset at you because something went wrong by not taking your advice. Is that true? Because that happens.

5:23 Absolutely all the time. You know that that ties right into the topic for today, because what the consumers are being told on, you know, a lot of technology is one thing, but medical on health, that sort of thing that involves a lot more common sense than the technical stuff on electronics, and there is none. Well, you know it's funny too, And when I was playing up the tight and making the titles for today's show, because after after we have all this great pet stuff, we're gonna go into some great business stuff later in the show, and we're gonna get do ticket giveaways and all.

6:06 But you know, I was reading the title afterwards, and I was like, screw it. I'll just leave it like that, because you know, people may tune in just because they think like me. But I was like, okay, so I named today's show faty tumors and Pets. Plus you must have a line of credit. My first thought when I see that after I wrote it, was you better go get a line of credit for the veterinarians to pay them if your pets have fatty tumors. Absolutely not what I meant by that, but. I guess that was the universe just saying this is what really happens.

6:48 It is it really is. You know, it's such a sad case. I mean, here we are in twenty twenty six and we can't get out of our own way when it comes to doing anything cancer except raising money for big foundations and big hospitals. You know, that's all we do. You just raise all this money for the you know, the search for the chure. Where are they looking? Because I know they're not looking at at anything a living because the answer is right in front of us, right. So, what is this with fatty tumors and pets? How does that happen? Well, you know, One of the big issues, of course with our pets is the amount of preventive medicine that's being perscribed, and that's in the form of shots and warmers and you know, heartworm stuff, all this stuff. You know, sometimes up to you know, just on just on the injectables, up to up to one hundred different ones in the lifetime of a dog. Then you're taking it in like these so called heartworm remedies that don't work. They're not prevented.

8:00 It says on the box, it's not a prevention. But the veterinarian is actually lying to you when they say that. And you're giving you know, anywhere from twelve you know, from one ingestion a year to twelve and you know other tablets or ghosts if you will, for the lifetime of the animal. Then we're wondering why the life of the animal is only, you know, averaging eight years now when it should have been over twenty. I have a question as far as that goes, what is like, what is wrong with humans today that they don't have common sense. I'm just thinking myself, Okay, if I have a dog or a cat, they survive, especially cats, they survive pretty well on their own on the end, they survive on the outdoors, whether they're domestic or not, play fine on their own. Okay. And you know there are dogs in the wild or like if you go to Puerto Rico, there's dogs like hanging out everywhere, you know, places like that. Why is it that humans here don't use some common sense to say, oh wait, these dogs and cats don't need all this stuff except when they're in our house.

9:18 It's you know, it's the narrative that of course has been provided for the last forty to fifty years basically, and of course they took it off the medical human medicine side, where you have to have checkups, you have to do this, you have to do that. And they believed that the only person I can give advice is somebody that's wearing a white coat. And you know, it doesn't matter how many letters you have after your name, doesn't make you smart, doesn't make you more edge, you know, not more educated, but you know, have more knowledge. It just means that you were able to pass a few tests in school and you know, and then it also means.

10:00 That means they have the knowledge that what's given to them that that doesn't mean it's the right knowledge. That's right, Yeah, it's it's the same. I mean, basically, in most cases, doctors, veterinarians are nothing more than than rug pushers because you know, unless you get into some of the specialties, which the specialties don't work either because they're only looking at one body part. You know, you go to a heart specialty, you's looking at your heart. How did I get a heart problem? Well, I don't know, probably hereditary, Probably genetics. You know, genetics has very little to do with that. You know, we never look at the root, cause that's where the problem lies, and that's where this all of this, the fatty tumors that come from. Basically, it's cancer. However, most doctors, most veterinarians, will not die, will not tell you it's a cancer. They'll tell you that, oh, this is just a little eruption in under the skin, and we can just hack it out. And they're hacking these things out month after month, year after year, on an ongoing basis, until it finally turns into a hard tumor and then all of a sudden they're in panic moment.

11:12 But they didn't do anything to prevent these from happening in the first place. They actually contribute to them with all these drugs. It's you know, and of course you know when you see some of the sizes of these things, how big they can get. That animal has got to be in discomfort all the time. Oh yeah, but you know, but if you actually watch the dog or they can't, they ignore it. You know, it's just a part of life. You know, they're not running, they're not running the oncologist. But yeah, you mean they're not little whiny uh bees like human beings are. No, they're not. No, they're not for the most part. And you know, there's there's a lot of technology out there, starting with food, that actually allow the body to heal and cure itself. Can you imagine that there's a concept that you can actually rebuild your own body?

12:05 Wow? What a what a concept? Yeah? I did that when I reverse the diabetes. Doctor Jafaris like, we're going to rebuild every cell in your pancreas. Okay, yep, that's what bloody does. And you know liver kidneys, I mean we basically replace enough cells in those every four months they have a healthy liver kidney. Unbelievable, soel so rebel Yes, I have the deworming things worked for you. What deworming things? The things that the vets are doing to like that he's just said doesn't work.

12:51 I don't go to vets. I don't believe in vets. I don't. I don't have any faith in medical profession for humans either. Tell us why that is? Which part? Why do I not have faith in the medical profession? Because the A D, M, A M D, whatever that thing is, they are a governing, governing agency of all people who pay lots and lots and lots of money to study, to have letters in front of or behind their names, and they never follow up on learning. The cosmetologist has to continue to learn every year, a lawyer has to continue to learn things every year. Doctors apparently go in test once, get those letters and screw people up so they can make a living.

13:43 What do you think about that, Bill, Well, and there's a lot. Of truth to that. I mean, obviously, you know, in my sixty years of doing this, it's it's just been crazy when I look at the indoctrination. First off, doctors and veterinarians are put into a position basically the Rockefeller model of only patented medicine, nothing natural food has nothing to do with it. Exercise has nothing to do with it. You know. I'm down here, I'm driving over to the studio. I'm looking up at the sky. It's nothing but a checkerboard of chemtrails. Has been that way all morning long.

14:29 And you know what are they? You know, all these poisons that are going into our body and they just add more to it, you know, So how can you believe them? You know, ask them, you know, if you ask them what, like you said, what the cause is? And actually is this medication going to help cure me? If it's gonna cure me, why do I have to be on it for life? Yeah? Exactly, you're on for life because it doesn't cure you. It keeps you sick. But let's hear what a parrot has to think about this. I like. Playing play.

15:11 What are you doing in the morning? Round two? There's another one. I think, I think this is the one that you had mentioned that he. That's the perfect cockatoo one. That's the exact one I was talking about too. There's others, but there's another one that's similar. There's one with a bunch of them like parrots and cockatoos and a whole bunch of them, like they're at the studio fifty four. What's the R one you got there? One Alexa club music. Parrot go to sleep squawk.

15:54 I didn't see that one, now, Yeah, find us the one where the the waiting call it. The parrot is like yelling at a cat or a dog or something like that. There's also one that's pretty there's this TikToker that has this cocka two I think it is, that is always yelling at them bill like yelling at the wife loves the husband, and then he'll come after wife and she does it on purpose on the TikTok obviously where she puts her feet up because he's coming after her. But he's just running around yelling at everybody. So well, why finds that? Go ahead?

16:39 Yeah, that's I mean, there's a lot of there's a lot of truth in some of this stuff, because some of those birds can get pretty wacky. I know because I've Edwards for fifty years now, and uh they can. They can get out there. I mean, it was funny when we had Earlier in my career, I was working in retail at a basically a department store. We were in the pitch concessions in it, and we would get two o'clock in the afternoon three o'clock, those cockatoos would start screaming and you could hear them from end to end in a huge, huge store. Nobody could talk nothing, and there was no way of shutting HI up until they decided, hey, I'm done now.

17:21 Probably do it on purpose. I mean, listen, I mean I would too. If I was a parrot, I'd be bugging the hell out of you. Well, well, they're flocking animals, and of course because you have a single one, you're a member the flock. So I'm gonna yell at you for not taking care of. Me, right right? And I have to say too, is that you know, well, see somebody else is upset, like did you not feed the cars? Nope? Absolutely, I would say I would never have a bird again personally because I had parakeets and they were the most annoying pet I ever had in my life. They they never shut up, even with the thing over the cage, and they would always ship outside the cage. That I know, right, that's truly what that's truly what a glory hole is right there?

18:27 What about you? One was your what's your fish? Do they your guppy, this is your guppy yell at you or turn on the lexa or anything. I think I think one of them yelled at me the other day because he was like up against the glass while I was close by, and there was like bubbles coming out of his mouth. So I think he was yelling at me. I just couldn't hear it. All right, the bubbles up and pop? All right, So what about you, rebel? They your animals yell at you. I keep them pretty happy soon. No, they don't yell at me. They like the photobomb and video bomb a lot. But it's okay, wait that you keep them happy, but nobody else.

19:13 Absolutely, I have no other time for other people. I just gotta, you know, take care of them. Well cause their the ones are most grateful. Okay, like traditionally listen as somebody that has four kids, Okay, it is quite frustrating sometimes when kids think you didn't do something that you did, or give it credit to the other parent that didn't do it, even when there's proof, they still don't believe you when there's proof. The mind is a funny thing. So everybody walking around this earth that has childhood trauma, you know, you wonder if it really is childhood trauma. Maybe it's parental trauma. Maybe maybe the parents are traumatized by the kids. I don't know, but that's why that's quite possible. That's why pets are the best, because, you know what, no matter what you do, unless you're an asshole, they still love you. Rebel's laughing because she's experienced that. Uh and so yes, going back to Oh, I have a question for you, Bill, Like you were saying about there in discomfort, but you wouldn't really know what do you think? Okay about the whole idea of people that are into fishing say it doesn't hurt the fish. I have a hard time, very hard time thinking that if you had a hook in your

20:44 mouth or you're in your eye or something, it doesn't hurt you. What do you know, Bill? Obviously there's sensation here as well. In nature, though, it's just kind of accepted you're either a predator or your prey, and that's basically your only two options in the natural world. We're the only ones to try to change that, and we create diseases so that we can create treatments. So you know, if you're out fishing, you know you might want, you know, when you hook a nice sized fish, you might want to take it to the trauma center before you you know, play it and have it for dinner.

21:29 Gonna drug it, No, but it might give you an upset stomach rebel if it has trauma and you eat it that you know that trauma will be transferred and you'll have gastro problems from it. But if you take it to the trauma center, they're gonna drug it and they're gonna have problems from the the drugs. Well at least, so have a good high going. Yeah, I mean, if if you know, one of the things with when we look at at the food industry and media industry especially, is that you want to eat that animal that's going to be slaughtered as calm as can be, because if they're excited, if they're you know, being crowded, all of that sort of stuff is an adrenaline rush and that does affect quality and the taste of the food itself. And so you know, you know, when you're looking at the way we used to do things hunting and fishing, you want as quick of a kill as possible. That can't happen with fish unless you're spear fishing, but you know on what you know wildlife, you know, deer, wild pigs, any of that stuff I wann't clean shot and it comes as whole the system just shuts down. There is no adrenaline rush, and so it's a much higher quality food at that point in time.

22:43 And of course that's one of the things that we have to look at when we have our pets in ourselves as well to avoid getting these cancers, these fatty tumors and all of that stuff that we want to eat clean. We want to clean as foods that we can get today is very, very difficult because of all the additives. You know, we don't have to go to the trauma center for drugs, it's and all the foods that you might in a supermarket. Well. And also I saw something somewhere a booth that like why the events I was doing, where they had cannabis gummies or whatever for dogs and cats. I mean, we're getting kind of ridiculous, okay, because isn't that isn't THC toxic to dogs and cats?

23:33 It is, And on all of these ses or they limited very very strictly. The CBD pustion of it is what really does the work itself because it's basically turning on receptor sites in the body. All mammals produce their own CBD, believe it or not, and it's a whole part of the system, just like the adrenal system. Instead of you know, the adrenal system in when there's trauma, the CBDU the endocannabinoid system kicks in when there's inflammation. So it's turning on and flushing those areas with nutrients and blood cells and protect your cells and you know, a whole host of of healing mechanisms and you know it works in most cases, but you still have to have the nutrition behind that. You know, you can't stimulate new stem cells for instance. You know we do some other technologies with light patches and stuff like that, you can't.

24:35 You can get healing because we're targeting areas, but you still need that clean nutrition to be able to heal, let the body heal itself. And where would we where would be the best place to look for that clean nutrition. Obviously at my paleopen to start with, you know, especially events for your for your dollar yet, but you have to look at at finding suppliers of clean you know, foods, I was having a discussion earlier about how, you know, we didn't start out with organic labeling. We didn't start out with pasture you know, pasture raised labeling, if you will, until they started playing games with adding chemicals to our food, to dog food, cat food, all of that, because then it became a marketing game and there's no reliability. I mean, we don't know what, you know, you have any idea where that vegetable was even grown. Sometimes, you know, so much of this stuff comes from around the world. It's intransit forever. And yet you know we think, oh, it's kind of an organic stick runners, it's all natural. You know, twenty years ago, thirty years ago, everything all of a sudden became all natural. Know what was it before? They're not labeling it for as artificial today, which is what

26:06 it really is. Well, when Americans go to places like Costo Rica or Europe or whatever, one of our biggest complaints is how quickly the food goes bad. And it's like, hello, that shouldn't be your complaint. If your food is not going bad like it would in the wild, there's something wrong with. It, absolutely, absolutely, you know, And what do you think you know, you went to the supermarket. You're looking at, let's say a salad mix. Okay, there's you know, five or six different vegetables there. Where did those come from? Each one of those components could be from a different country, and then they're all just throwing into a warehouse here in the United States, chopped up, rinched with I don't know how clean the water is, but you know, in a package and it lasts for two or three weeks in the supermarket. I just all that one of the organic certified associations is filed lawsuits against a chemical company because they're using a special chlorine mix in those mysters that are over the produce owners. It's not organic, so there's no and it's not disclosed. There is no signs that oh this, you know, this lettuce, this broccoli has been sprayed with X y Z. There's just no accountability, if you will, and they just get away with it.

27:30 They get away with it. Oh yeah. And that's why there's a lot of yelling in every other area, because because while people are focused in other areas, this stuff can happen. Okay, we had one of the students raising their hands, so. I want to go back four. It's a fourth door on the right hand side. I want to go back to the dish. Now you say about the fish trauma. Now, what happens when catch and release? What is that doing to the fish on a regular basis before somebody decides to keep it. I think it's making them more food, because now you've caught them, they could be bleeding and now their dinner. Yeah, even though you.

28:19 Yep, their natural predators are out there looking. In fact, you see you know the videos all the time where while they're on the hook being reeled in and that shark just comes along and you end up on a fish head nothing more. Yeah time, But no, I was more talking about. You know, you can go to a catch and release place they only have a catfish in the pond. This is the only thing in here is catfish. It's made for catching and release. And well, what happens if it's been caught so many times and then somebody decides to keep it? So how much trauma has that fish been through before you're eating it? And if they're doing that, how much trauma has that held on to And if it goes into a supermarket, are just in your own plate? What is it doing to you?

29:04 Oh? It's it's going to have a negative impact obviously, you know when we look at the way, you know with animals that were caught and released this way, they're going through all these traumas, okay, but they're also they've learned the struggle. That muscle tissue is going to be tough. No, it's just it's going to be a lot tougher, not going to be fit for basically human consumption at that point in time. People on a second, guess that catch and release thing. Listen, my idea of hunting deer is I'm gonna go and put a bowl of chocolate ice cream out for him, like that will be happy when you when you catch them, and the vestin will be really good. Now, seriously, I would probably I would. I would. I would say hey look out. If I was with people hunting, I'd be like, hey look out. I say give the deer a human brain and a gun. And then then then it's a sport.

30:14 Or like my best bro who passed away two years ago, he used to go hunting for brown bear up in Canada with a black widow recurved bow. Now that's a sport because you have one shot or you're dead. Because you know like and you better hit in the right place because those brown bears, you don't want to mess with them. So uh, tell everybody how they can check out more about my Paleo Pet, how they can check out more about you and your show, your podcasts, and everything they need to know. Everybody's gonna listen to the Pet Health Cafe every week live on Thursday night. It's at eight o'clock. Of course, It's available on YouTube, Spotify, and whole bunch of other platforms where we always give great advice on health and animal behavior, people behavior, all of that stuff. Our sponsors both Biocomplete and my Paleo pat. My Paleo pits the retail operation. Biocomplete makes the food, so we have everything in house under one roof that we can control the quality as well. My Paleo pat dot Com for online sales as well and consultations. I'm available through that to give personalized consultations for both your pet and for yourself.

31:43 Pet parents, You've got to stay healthy as well, because if you're not a healthy pet parent, if you don't know what you're doing, you know your animal suffers, and we don't want that to happen. That's why we have Pet Health Cafe to show where you are. Pet has a. Voice and I'm no longer into the whole catch and release thing. I'm divorced twice. I've had enough of it. Okay, So yes, definitely check out Pet Pet Health Cafe. If you're here in South Florida, go into the store and Pompino Beach right off a sample road. Or you can just go to my Paleo pet dot com and and place your order right there. Uh you deliver right, Bill, Yes, we.

32:28 Do when we ship all over the country as well. Nice. So take care of your pet even if you don't. And it's funny you said about the humans, because most humans I know that are really obsessive about pets. They take really good care of their pets, but they don't take care of themselves at all. And you're right, yeah, that's that's one reason why we ended the farm the table section in the store because the pet parents were always complaining, my dog is eating better than I am, And I said, I have a program for that. There you go, So sign up for Bill's program. You'll love it. We're gonna be going in a minute to commercials for festivals. We're doing ticket giveaways on for the two thousand and six pipe Man Radio Tour. Also stay tuned, tune in this Wednesday for my live show where Who Knows and Anything goes. It won't be so serious. It may be serious. You never know what you're gonna get, but we're gonna we are going to talk about some big things that are happening for twenty twenty six and are gonna benefit everybody. People have shows on the station, the station and the listeners, so you're gonna want to check out what new stuff we got going on. And then I also want to pay homage today it is Martin Luther King Day, and so we should pay homage here on the show. And you know, I think we should bring Martin Luther King back kind of like in pet cemetery, bring them back and he could run. Let's

34:00 see if he runs for president, what happens. I don't know, it would be interesting. He was a Republican, by the way, Like that's the funny part is I think the roles have switched somehow, Yeah, somehow, But rebel make sure you take care of those pets and make sure you take care of yourself. And one don't don't eat your guppy thinking it's a gummy. I mean for breakfast. They might go good with eggs. I know, right they that's a new thing. I think we should start a bill. Let's start a restaurant that serves stuff like that.

34:50 There you go. Thank you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man on w for c UI Radio.