Jan. 20, 2026

Fatty Tumors in Pets

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The Pet Health Guru is going to talk with Positively Pipeman about Fatty Tumors and you can learn why they appear and what can be done...

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Hi, you love unto Yes, that's true.

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For see waw bring you young?

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Look, wake up America.

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It's time for the adventures so fipe Man, I'll teb

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you four s white, I com list PONKASS number one

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internet radio station. Here's your host, the pipe Man.

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Or maybe swamp Nut. It's all good. Oh wow, Hello,

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welcome to this episode, episode six of season twenty of

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the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Oh Man.

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All right, so let's bring on some other co hosts,

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because you knows the pipe Man is going to be

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here any minute.

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You know.

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He gives me just a little bit of airtime and

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then he takes it away. But let's bring on some

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other folks. Let's see studio nut join us and see

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just like that, he's not going to do it.

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I'm here, I'm here now, I just wanted there's a

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pipe from now, That's what I mean.

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Just like that, I've seen him there.

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You go.

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Well, you know what, it's better. I like being better

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down here because you can keep that banner up there

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to cover rebels faith. Hello, it covers the big forehead.

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It doesn't look like she has a big forehead.

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I have freaking my hair is up in the freaking

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what all.

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Right, but we can take that away from her face anyway.

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Uh but yeah, okay, So here's what we're gonna do.

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Should should I be there? Yeah, okay, we'll do that.

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That sounds good. Hey Bill, how are you.

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I'm fantastic. How about you?

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I'm doing great? And uh, of course your bird's gonna

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be part of the show today.

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Absolutely.

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So.

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I watched these things on socials. They're going all over

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the place. This Ai parrot who does a lot of

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stuff that the parrot. You gotta check it out. You

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gotta go look on socials for these parrots that are

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like talking to the other animals and talking to humans

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or the animals are like bought. The cat's bothering them

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and they're screaming, mommy, mommy, uh, you know, the cat's

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trying to eat me and uh and stuff like that.

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And then and then they have the cockatoos that will

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in the middle of the night turn I talk to

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Alexa and get Alexa to play music and start dancing

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and lasting music clouds. In fact, Jaun, why you see

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if you can find something one of these videos to

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put up here so Bill can see maybe one of

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the parents like, uh, you know, getting mad at the

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other animals, and maybe one of the cockatoos saying Alexa

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played disco and dancing like they're in the nightclub. So anyway,

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fatty tumor and pet tumors and pets. By the way,

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before we get to that, I wasn't here in the

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very very beginning, so I don't know what was said

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because I had this scenario that was a five minute

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deal with a client that you know, you know those

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clients Bill that they want to have control of things

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technologically speaking, and then they don't know anything about technology,

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so they insist on having control, and then they screw

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everything up every time, or they don't know how to

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get into something a little advice for my listeners here. Okay,

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make sure you remember what your email addresses to whatever

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you start to account with number one, because without that,

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you're not getting into your account. Number two. Remember your passwords,

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but if you don't know the email address, you can't

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reset the password either. So a five minute job that

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started at like seven this morning, uh, just finished like

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a few minutes ago. I'm sure you deal with that

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too in the story too, with people that they don't

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take your advice and then they get upset at you

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because something went wrong by not taking your advice. Is

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that true? Because that happens.

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Absolutely all the time. You know that that ties right

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into the topic for today, because what the consumers are

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being told on, you know, a lot of technology is

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one thing, but medical on health, that sort of thing

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that involves a lot more common sense than the technical

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stuff on electronics, and there is none.

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Well, you know it's funny too, And when I was

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playing up the tight and making the titles for today's show,

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because after after we have all this great pet stuff,

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we're gonna go into some great business stuff later in

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the show, and we're gonna get do ticket giveaways and all.

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But you know, I was reading the title afterwards, and

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I was like, screw it. I'll just leave it like that,

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because you know, people may tune in just because they

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think like me. But I was like, okay, so I

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named today's show faty tumors and Pets. Plus you must

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have a line of credit. My first thought when I

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see that after I wrote it, was you better go

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get a line of credit for the veterinarians to pay

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them if your pets have fatty tumors.

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Absolutely not what I meant by that, but.

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I guess that was the universe just saying this is

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what really happens.

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It is it really is. You know, it's such a

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sad case. I mean, here we are in twenty twenty

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six and we can't get out of our own way

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when it comes to doing anything cancer except raising money

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for big foundations and big hospitals. You know, that's all

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we do. You just raise all this money for the

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you know, the search for the chure. Where are they looking?

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Because I know they're not looking at at anything a

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living because the answer is right in front of us, right.

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So, what is this with fatty tumors and pets? How

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does that happen?

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Well, you know, One of the big issues, of course

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with our pets is the amount of preventive medicine that's

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being perscribed, and that's in the form of shots and

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warmers and you know, heartworm stuff, all this stuff. You know,

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sometimes up to you know, just on just on the injectables,

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up to up to one hundred different ones in the

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lifetime of a dog. Then you're taking it in like

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these so called heartworm remedies that don't work. They're not prevented.

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It says on the box, it's not a prevention. But

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the veterinarian is actually lying to you when they say that.

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And you're giving you know, anywhere from twelve you know,

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from one ingestion a year to twelve and you know

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other tablets or ghosts if you will, for the lifetime

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of the animal. Then we're wondering why the life of

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the animal is only, you know, averaging eight years now

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when it should have been over twenty.

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I have a question as far as that goes, what

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is like, what is wrong with humans today that they

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don't have common sense. I'm just thinking myself, Okay, if

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I have a dog or a cat, they survive, especially cats,

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they survive pretty well on their own on the end,

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they survive on the outdoors, whether they're domestic or not,

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play fine on their own. Okay. And you know there

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are dogs in the wild or like if you go

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to Puerto Rico, there's dogs like hanging out everywhere, you know,

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places like that. Why is it that humans here don't

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use some common sense to say, oh wait, these dogs

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and cats don't need all this stuff except when they're

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in our house.

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It's you know, it's the narrative that of course has

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been provided for the last forty to fifty years basically,

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and of course they took it off the medical human

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medicine side, where you have to have checkups, you have

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to do this, you have to do that. And they

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believed that the only person I can give advice is

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somebody that's wearing a white coat. And you know, it

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doesn't matter how many letters you have after your name,

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doesn't make you smart, doesn't make you more edge, you know,

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not more educated, but you know, have more knowledge. It

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just means that you were able to pass a few

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tests in school and you know, and then it also means.

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That means they have the knowledge that what's given to

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them that that doesn't mean it's the right knowledge.

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That's right, Yeah, it's it's the same. I mean, basically,

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in most cases, doctors, veterinarians are nothing more than than

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rug pushers because you know, unless you get into some

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of the specialties, which the specialties don't work either because

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they're only looking at one body part. You know, you

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go to a heart specialty, you's looking at your heart.

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How did I get a heart problem? Well, I don't know,

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probably hereditary, Probably genetics. You know, genetics has very little

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to do with that. You know, we never look at

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the root, cause that's where the problem lies, and that's

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where this all of this, the fatty tumors that come from. Basically,

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it's cancer. However, most doctors, most veterinarians, will not die,

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will not tell you it's a cancer. They'll tell you that, oh,

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this is just a little eruption in under the skin,

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and we can just hack it out. And they're hacking

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these things out month after month, year after year, on

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an ongoing basis, until it finally turns into a hard

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tumor and then all of a sudden they're in panic moment.

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But they didn't do anything to prevent these from happening

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in the first place. They actually contribute to them with

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all these drugs. It's you know, and of course you

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know when you see some of the sizes of these things,

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how big they can get. That animal has got to

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be in discomfort all the time. Oh yeah, but you know,

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but if you actually watch the dog or they can't,

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they ignore it. You know, it's just a part of life.

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You know, they're not running, they're not running the oncologist.

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But yeah, you mean they're not little whiny uh bees

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like human beings are.

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No, they're not. No, they're not for the most part.

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And you know, there's there's a lot of technology out there,

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starting with food, that actually allow the body to heal

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and cure itself. Can you imagine that there's a concept

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that you can actually rebuild your own body?

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Wow? What a what a concept? Yeah? I did that

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when I reverse the diabetes. Doctor Jafaris like, we're going

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to rebuild every cell in your pancreas.

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Okay, yep, that's what bloody does. And you know liver kidneys,

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I mean we basically replace enough cells in those every

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four months they have a healthy liver kidney.

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Unbelievable, soel so rebel Yes, I have the deworming things

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worked for you.

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What deworming things?

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The things that the vets are doing to like that

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he's just said doesn't work.

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I don't go to vets. I don't believe in vets.

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I don't. I don't have any faith in medical profession

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for humans either.

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Tell us why that is?

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Which part? Why do I not have faith in the

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medical profession? Because the A D, M, A M D,

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whatever that thing is, they are a governing, governing agency

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of all people who pay lots and lots and lots

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of money to study, to have letters in front of

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or behind their names, and they never follow up on learning.

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The cosmetologist has to continue to learn every year, a

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lawyer has to continue to learn things every year. Doctors

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apparently go in test once, get those letters and screw

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people up so they can make a living.

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What do you think about that, Bill, Well, and there's

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a lot.

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Of truth to that. I mean, obviously, you know, in

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my sixty years of doing this, it's it's just been

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crazy when I look at the indoctrination. First off, doctors

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and veterinarians are put into a position basically the Rockefeller

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model of only patented medicine, nothing natural food has nothing

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to do with it. Exercise has nothing to do with it.

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You know. I'm down here, I'm driving over to the studio.

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I'm looking up at the sky. It's nothing but a

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checkerboard of chemtrails. Has been that way all morning long.

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And you know what are they? You know, all these

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poisons that are going into our body and they just

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add more to it, you know, So how can you

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believe them? You know, ask them, you know, if you

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ask them what, like you said, what the cause is?

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And actually is this medication going to help cure me?

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If it's gonna cure me, why do I have to

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be on it for life?

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Yeah? Exactly, you're on for life because it doesn't cure you.

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It keeps you sick. But let's hear what a parrot

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has to think about this.

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I like.

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Playing play.

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What are you doing in the morning?

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Round two?

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There's another one. I think, I think this is the

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one that you had mentioned that he.

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That's the perfect cockatoo one. That's the exact one I

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was talking about too.

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There's others, but there's another one that's similar.

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There's one with a bunch of them like parrots and

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cockatoos and a whole bunch of them, like they're at

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the studio fifty four. What's the R one you got there?

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One Alexa club music.

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Parrot go to sleep squawk.

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I didn't see that one, now, Yeah, find us the

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one where the the waiting call it. The parrot is

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like yelling at a cat or a dog or something

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like that. There's also one that's pretty there's this TikToker

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that has this cocka two I think it is, that

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is always yelling at them bill like yelling at the

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wife loves the husband, and then he'll come after wife

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and she does it on purpose on the TikTok obviously

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where she puts her feet up because he's coming after her.

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But he's just running around yelling at everybody. So well,

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why finds that? Go ahead?

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Yeah, that's I mean, there's a lot of there's a

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lot of truth in some of this stuff, because some

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of those birds can get pretty wacky. I know because

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I've Edwards for fifty years now, and uh they can.

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They can get out there. I mean, it was funny

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when we had Earlier in my career, I was working

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in retail at a basically a department store. We were

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in the pitch concessions in it, and we would get

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two o'clock in the afternoon three o'clock, those cockatoos would

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start screaming and you could hear them from end to

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end in a huge, huge store. Nobody could talk nothing,

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and there was no way of shutting HI up until

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they decided, hey, I'm done now.

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Probably do it on purpose. I mean, listen, I mean

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I would too. If I was a parrot, I'd be

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bugging the hell out of you.

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Well, well, they're flocking animals, and of course because you

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have a single one, you're a member the flock. So

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I'm gonna yell at you for not taking care of.

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Me, right right? And I have to say too, is

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that you know, well, see somebody else is upset, like

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did you not feed the cars?

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Nope?

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Absolutely, I would say I would never have a bird

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again personally because I had parakeets and they were the

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most annoying pet I ever had in my life. They

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they never shut up, even with the thing over the cage,

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and they would always ship outside the cage. That I know, right,

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that's truly what that's truly what a glory hole is

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right there?

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What about you?

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One was your what's your fish? Do they your guppy,

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this is your guppy yell at you or turn on

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the lexa or anything.

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I think I think one of them yelled at me

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the other day because he was like up against the

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glass while I was close by, and there was like

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bubbles coming out of his mouth. So I think he

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was yelling at me. I just couldn't hear it. All right,

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the bubbles up and pop?

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All right, So what about you, rebel? They your animals

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yell at you.

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I keep them pretty happy soon. No, they don't yell

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at me. They like the photobomb and video bomb a lot.

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But it's okay, wait that you keep them happy, but

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nobody else.

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Absolutely, I have no other time for other people. I

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just gotta, you know, take care of them.

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Well cause their the ones are most grateful. Okay, like

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traditionally listen as somebody that has four kids, Okay, it

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is quite frustrating sometimes when kids think you didn't do

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something that you did, or give it credit to the

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other parent that didn't do it, even when there's proof,

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they still don't believe you when there's proof. The mind

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is a funny thing. So everybody walking around this earth

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that has childhood trauma, you know, you wonder if it

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really is childhood trauma. Maybe it's parental trauma. Maybe maybe

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the parents are traumatized by the kids. I don't know,

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but that's why that's quite possible. That's why pets are

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the best, because, you know what, no matter what you do,

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unless you're an asshole, they still love you. Rebel's laughing

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because she's experienced that. Uh and so yes, going back

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to Oh, I have a question for you, Bill, Like

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you were saying about there in discomfort, but you wouldn't

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really know what do you think? Okay about the whole

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idea of people that are into fishing say it doesn't

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hurt the fish. I have a hard time, very hard

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time thinking that if you had a hook in your

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mouth or you're in your eye or something, it doesn't

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hurt you. What do you know, Bill?

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Obviously there's sensation here as well. In nature, though, it's

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just kind of accepted you're either a predator or your prey,

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and that's basically your only two options in the natural world.

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We're the only ones to try to change that, and

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we create diseases so that we can create treatments. So

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you know, if you're out fishing, you know you might want,

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you know, when you hook a nice sized fish, you

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might want to take it to the trauma center before

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you you know, play it and have it for dinner.

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Gonna drug it, No, but it might give you an

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upset stomach rebel if it has trauma and you eat

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it that you know that trauma will be transferred and

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you'll have gastro problems from it.

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But if you take it to the trauma center, they're

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gonna drug it and they're gonna have problems from the

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the drugs.

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Well at least, so have a good high going.

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Yeah, I mean, if if you know, one of the

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things with when we look at at the food industry

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and media industry especially, is that you want to eat

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that animal that's going to be slaughtered as calm as

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can be, because if they're excited, if they're you know,

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being crowded, all of that sort of stuff is an

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adrenaline rush and that does affect quality and the taste

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of the food itself. And so you know, you know,

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when you're looking at the way we used to do

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things hunting and fishing, you want as quick of a

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kill as possible. That can't happen with fish unless you're

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spear fishing, but you know on what you know wildlife,

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you know, deer, wild pigs, any of that stuff I

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wann't clean shot and it comes as whole the system

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just shuts down. There is no adrenaline rush, and so

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it's a much higher quality food at that point in time.

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And of course that's one of the things that we

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have to look at when we have our pets in

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ourselves as well to avoid getting these cancers, these fatty

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tumors and all of that stuff that we want to

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eat clean. We want to clean as foods that we

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can get today is very, very difficult because of all

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the additives. You know, we don't have to go to

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the trauma center for drugs, it's and all the foods

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that you might in a supermarket.

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Well. And also I saw something somewhere a booth that

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like why the events I was doing, where they had

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cannabis gummies or whatever for dogs and cats. I mean,

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we're getting kind of ridiculous, okay, because isn't that isn't

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THC toxic to dogs and cats?

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It is, And on all of these ses or they

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limited very very strictly. The CBD pustion of it is

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what really does the work itself because it's basically turning

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on receptor sites in the body. All mammals produce their

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own CBD, believe it or not, and it's a whole

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part of the system, just like the adrenal system. Instead

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of you know, the adrenal system in when there's trauma,

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the CBDU the endocannabinoid system kicks in when there's inflammation.

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So it's turning on and flushing those areas with nutrients

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and blood cells and protect your cells and you know,

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a whole host of of healing mechanisms and you know

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it works in most cases, but you still have to

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have the nutrition behind that. You know, you can't stimulate

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new stem cells for instance. You know we do some

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other technologies with light patches and stuff like that, you can't.

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You can get healing because we're targeting areas, but you

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still need that clean nutrition to be able to heal,

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let the body heal itself.

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And where would we where would be the best place

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to look for that clean nutrition.

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Obviously at my paleopen to start with, you know, especially

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events for your for your dollar yet, but you have

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to look at at finding suppliers of clean you know, foods,

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I was having a discussion earlier about how, you know,

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we didn't start out with organic labeling. We didn't start

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out with pasture you know, pasture raised labeling, if you will,

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until they started playing games with adding chemicals to our food,

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to dog food, cat food, all of that, because then

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it became a marketing game and there's no reliability. I mean,

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we don't know what, you know, you have any idea

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where that vegetable was even grown. Sometimes, you know, so

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much of this stuff comes from around the world. It's

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intransit forever. And yet you know we think, oh, it's

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kind of an organic stick runners, it's all natural. You know,

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twenty years ago, thirty years ago, everything all of a

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sudden became all natural. Know what was it before? They're

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not labeling it for as artificial today, which is what

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it really is.

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Well, when Americans go to places like Costo Rica or

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Europe or whatever, one of our biggest complaints is how

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quickly the food goes bad. And it's like, hello, that

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shouldn't be your complaint. If your food is not going

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bad like it would in the wild, there's something wrong with.

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It, absolutely, absolutely, you know, And what do you think

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you know, you went to the supermarket. You're looking at,

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let's say a salad mix. Okay, there's you know, five

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or six different vegetables there. Where did those come from?

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Each one of those components could be from a different country,

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and then they're all just throwing into a warehouse here

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in the United States, chopped up, rinched with I don't

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know how clean the water is, but you know, in

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a package and it lasts for two or three weeks

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in the supermarket. I just all that one of the

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organic certified associations is filed lawsuits against a chemical company

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because they're using a special chlorine mix in those mysters

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that are over the produce owners. It's not organic, so

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there's no and it's not disclosed. There is no signs

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that oh this, you know, this lettuce, this broccoli has

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been sprayed with X y Z. There's just no accountability,

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if you will, and they just get away with it.

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They get away with it.

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Oh yeah. And that's why there's a lot of yelling

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in every other area, because because while people are focused

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in other areas, this stuff can happen. Okay, we had

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one of the students raising their hands, so.

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I want to go back four.

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It's a fourth door on the right hand side.

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I want to go back to the dish. Now you

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say about the fish trauma. Now, what happens when catch

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and release? What is that doing to the fish on

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a regular basis before somebody decides to keep it.

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I think it's making them more food, because now you've

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caught them, they could be bleeding and now their dinner. Yeah,

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even though you.

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Yep, their natural predators are out there looking. In fact,

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you see you know the videos all the time where

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while they're on the hook being reeled in and that

462
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shark just comes along and you end up on a

463
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fish head nothing more.

464
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Yeah time, But no, I was more talking about. You know,

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you can go to a catch and release place they

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only have a catfish in the pond. This is the

467
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only thing in here is catfish. It's made for catching

468
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and release. And well, what happens if it's been caught

469
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so many times and then somebody decides to keep it?

470
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So how much trauma has that fish been through before

471
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you're eating it? And if they're doing that, how much

472
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trauma has that held on to And if it goes

473
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into a supermarket, are just in your own plate? What

474
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is it doing to you?

475
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Oh?

476
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It's it's going to have a negative impact obviously, you

477
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know when we look at the way, you know with

478
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animals that were caught and released this way, they're going

479
00:29:15.680 --> 00:29:19.680
through all these traumas, okay, but they're also they've learned

480
00:29:19.759 --> 00:29:24.319
the struggle. That muscle tissue is going to be tough. No,

481
00:29:24.640 --> 00:29:27.160
it's just it's going to be a lot tougher, not

482
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going to be fit for basically human consumption at that

483
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point in time.

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People on a second, guess that catch and release thing.

485
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Listen, my idea of hunting deer is I'm gonna go

486
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and put a bowl of chocolate ice cream out for him,

487
00:29:50.119 --> 00:29:53.079
like that will be happy when you when you catch them,

488
00:29:53.279 --> 00:29:58.000
and the vestin will be really good. Now, seriously, I

489
00:29:58.000 --> 00:30:01.279
would probably I would. I would. I would say hey

490
00:30:01.400 --> 00:30:03.759
look out. If I was with people hunting, I'd be like,

491
00:30:03.880 --> 00:30:09.920
hey look out. I say give the deer a human

492
00:30:10.000 --> 00:30:13.119
brain and a gun. And then then then it's a sport.

493
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Or like my best bro who passed away two years ago,

494
00:30:17.279 --> 00:30:20.519
he used to go hunting for brown bear up in

495
00:30:20.680 --> 00:30:25.960
Canada with a black widow recurved bow. Now that's a

496
00:30:26.079 --> 00:30:30.039
sport because you have one shot or you're dead. Because

497
00:30:30.480 --> 00:30:33.720
you know like and you better hit in the right

498
00:30:33.799 --> 00:30:36.279
place because those brown bears, you don't want to mess

499
00:30:36.319 --> 00:30:41.319
with them. So uh, tell everybody how they can check

500
00:30:41.359 --> 00:30:44.799
out more about my Paleo Pet, how they can check

501
00:30:44.839 --> 00:30:48.000
out more about you and your show, your podcasts, and

502
00:30:48.400 --> 00:30:49.359
everything they need to know.

503
00:30:50.720 --> 00:30:53.240
Everybody's gonna listen to the Pet Health Cafe every week

504
00:30:54.079 --> 00:30:57.480
live on Thursday night. It's at eight o'clock. Of course,

505
00:30:57.519 --> 00:31:00.640
It's available on YouTube, Spotify, and whole bunch of other

506
00:31:00.720 --> 00:31:05.519
platforms where we always give great advice on health and

507
00:31:05.880 --> 00:31:10.839
animal behavior, people behavior, all of that stuff. Our sponsors

508
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both Biocomplete and my Paleo pat. My Paleo pits the

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retail operation. Biocomplete makes the food, so we have everything

510
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in house under one roof that we can control the

511
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quality as well. My Paleo pat dot Com for online

512
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sales as well and consultations. I'm available through that to

513
00:31:38.359 --> 00:31:43.480
give personalized consultations for both your pet and for yourself.

514
00:31:43.519 --> 00:31:45.680
Pet parents, You've got to stay healthy as well, because

515
00:31:45.680 --> 00:31:48.160
if you're not a healthy pet parent, if you don't

516
00:31:48.200 --> 00:31:52.400
know what you're doing, you know your animal suffers, and

517
00:31:52.480 --> 00:31:54.039
we don't want that to happen. That's why we have

518
00:31:54.799 --> 00:31:57.480
Pet Health Cafe to show where you are. Pet has a.

519
00:31:57.480 --> 00:32:02.119
Voice and I'm no longer into the whole catch and

520
00:32:02.200 --> 00:32:10.279
release thing. I'm divorced twice. I've had enough of it. Okay,

521
00:32:10.480 --> 00:32:14.160
So yes, definitely check out Pet Pet Health Cafe. If

522
00:32:14.200 --> 00:32:16.720
you're here in South Florida, go into the store and

523
00:32:16.799 --> 00:32:20.759
Pompino Beach right off a sample road. Or you can

524
00:32:20.880 --> 00:32:22.960
just go to my Paleo pet dot com and and

525
00:32:23.079 --> 00:32:28.039
place your order right there. Uh you deliver right, Bill, Yes, we.

526
00:32:28.079 --> 00:32:29.680
Do when we ship all over the country as well.

527
00:32:30.640 --> 00:32:34.039
Nice. So take care of your pet even if you don't.

528
00:32:34.279 --> 00:32:36.839
And it's funny you said about the humans, because most

529
00:32:36.960 --> 00:32:40.119
humans I know that are really obsessive about pets. They

530
00:32:40.240 --> 00:32:42.400
take really good care of their pets, but they don't

531
00:32:42.400 --> 00:32:43.680
take care of themselves at all.

532
00:32:44.880 --> 00:32:48.720
And you're right, yeah, that's that's one reason why we

533
00:32:48.920 --> 00:32:52.759
ended the farm the table section in the store because

534
00:32:52.839 --> 00:32:55.599
the pet parents were always complaining, my dog is eating

535
00:32:55.680 --> 00:32:57.079
better than I am, And I said, I have a

536
00:32:57.119 --> 00:32:57.759
program for that.

537
00:32:59.039 --> 00:33:02.039
There you go, So sign up for Bill's program. You'll

538
00:33:02.079 --> 00:33:05.440
love it. We're gonna be going in a minute to

539
00:33:05.559 --> 00:33:09.359
commercials for festivals. We're doing ticket giveaways on for the

540
00:33:09.440 --> 00:33:13.480
two thousand and six pipe Man Radio Tour. Also stay tuned,

541
00:33:13.720 --> 00:33:16.839
tune in this Wednesday for my live show where Who

542
00:33:16.960 --> 00:33:20.480
Knows and Anything goes. It won't be so serious. It

543
00:33:20.559 --> 00:33:23.039
may be serious. You never know what you're gonna get,

544
00:33:23.279 --> 00:33:25.680
but we're gonna we are going to talk about some

545
00:33:25.880 --> 00:33:28.240
big things that are happening for twenty twenty six and

546
00:33:28.279 --> 00:33:31.799
are gonna benefit everybody. People have shows on the station,

547
00:33:32.160 --> 00:33:35.079
the station and the listeners, so you're gonna want to

548
00:33:35.160 --> 00:33:37.880
check out what new stuff we got going on. And

549
00:33:37.960 --> 00:33:42.160
then I also want to pay homage today it is

550
00:33:42.559 --> 00:33:47.319
Martin Luther King Day, and so we should pay homage

551
00:33:47.359 --> 00:33:51.759
here on the show. And you know, I think we

552
00:33:51.799 --> 00:33:54.519
should bring Martin Luther King back kind of like in

553
00:33:54.640 --> 00:34:00.880
pet cemetery, bring them back and he could run. Let's

554
00:34:00.880 --> 00:34:02.920
see if he runs for president, what happens.

555
00:34:04.680 --> 00:34:07.160
I don't know, it would be interesting.

556
00:34:07.839 --> 00:34:10.840
He was a Republican, by the way, Like that's the

557
00:34:10.920 --> 00:34:17.599
funny part is I think the roles have switched somehow, Yeah, somehow,

558
00:34:18.639 --> 00:34:23.159
But rebel make sure you take care of those pets

559
00:34:23.880 --> 00:34:28.719
and make sure you take care of yourself. And one

560
00:34:29.519 --> 00:34:33.119
don't don't eat your guppy thinking it's a gummy.

561
00:34:35.599 --> 00:34:38.239
I mean for breakfast. They might go good with eggs.

562
00:34:39.000 --> 00:34:44.159
I know, right they that's a new thing. I think

563
00:34:44.199 --> 00:34:47.159
we should start a bill. Let's start a restaurant that

564
00:34:48.000 --> 00:34:49.159
serves stuff like that.

565
00:34:50.519 --> 00:34:50.880
There you go.

566
00:34:52.360 --> 00:34:56.519
Thank you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man

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on w for c UI Radio.