Holistic Health Explained

0:04 Hey, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio. Yo, it's the Pipe Man here on the Adventures of Pipe Man W4CY Radio. This is the Positively Pipe Man segment. And I just got finished with Rosh Hashanah, the High Holy Days. New Year. Next week is Yom Kippur. So we'll be having a show. Maybe we'll be having one prerecorded, but there's a good show coming up next week for this with the Pet Health Guru. And we do have the Pet Health Guru here today. And we are going to talk about some cool stuff. So let's bring everybody aboard. Hello, Pet Health Guru. Hello, Pipe Man. Well, a couple days I'll be leaving for Louder Than Life, the second to last maybe, stop on the Pipe Man radio tour.

1:18 At the end of this. Segment, Juan will run a Louder Than Life commercial and an Aftershock commercial, and we still have chances to win tickets to Aftershock, so check that out. And you just DM me at Pipeman Radio, wherever, on social media, and tell me you want to go to Aftershock and. Tell me who my guest was today. Because my guest is our resident expert, the pet health guru, Bill Pachocki. So we're going to talk a little bit about holistic health and explain it a little bit. So tell us a little bit about that, Bill.

2:00 Okay, well, one of the things that I want to clarify before we even start on this is how the medical community keeps trying to make everything a moving target to sell you medicine. The holistic approach, okay, and that should be spelled with a W because we're looking at the complete body is what we're really looking at. And they spell it with an H, which means it's a Lloyd approach. That's a psychological game that the medical community is playing. And that's our approach is we're looking at the whole body, not a bunch of systems, not a bunch of voids, if you will, that we have to replace with medication. We look at the whole body as a functioning machine. And just like in your car, if one of those parts is out of whack, What's causing it?

2:56 Is it just general wear and tear? Or is it because something else was wrong, like the wrong kind of fuel or the wrong kind of oil, which in our pet's condition and ours would be the right nutrition, right for the food. Nutrition is fuel for our body, right? Yeah, I mean, in order to produce nutrition, cells, we have to have food. And food and nutrition are quite often. Interchanged, but they really aren't, because nutrition is really a lot about the chemistry, the biochemistry involved with it, and, you know, the formulations and all of this that they try to make us look at completely different, where food is Different foods are raised in different ways. Different foods bring different nutrients to the table, different fats and different vitamins, minerals, and other components, plus the synergy of that complete plant or that complete animal. Because all these parts are integrated and they're all working as one. So if I'm having a good steak, okay, I can have the best protein, the best raised animal in the world, grass-fed, grass-finished, you know, no antibiotics, no injectables, none of that stuff. But if

4:27 the fat content is wrong, there's no flavor. And if there's no flavor, there's no energy. So we need that synergistic blend of all these vitamins, all these minerals, all these enzymes. Proteins, fats, carbohydrates in the natural form so that the body can use it. And when we look at it, now you're looking at a whole food and, of course, a whole body approach. What's funny about that is just yesterday I was looking at something that said natural flavoring, natural flavors, and I thought to myself, Well, if it was natural, you wouldn't need to say that.

5:19 What is natural flavor? Like, isn't it just whatever the flavor of that is? You would think so. You know, of course, working especially on the pet side of it, I see this a lot that, you know, beef formulation, chicken formulation with chicken flavor, with natural flavors. Don't those things have natural flavors? Yes. Yeah, to me it means there's no chicken. Exactly. You know, and it's funny, and I know this on the cat food side, and I know they probably do it on the dog food side as well, that certain lines of pet foods on the cat side, especially when it comes to the canned foods, you know, you'll see seafood, you'll see shrimp, you'll see tuna, you'll see beef, chicken.

6:07 The natural flavor that goes into every single one of them is the same. Hmm. That doesn't make sense unless we're just masking something. Yeah, don't we? Don't all those things taste the same? Like, I think shrimp tastes. The same as steak, right? The last time I had a steak and the last time I had a shrimp, they were quite a bit different. Oh, yeah, maybe that's true. You know, I just really want to know, holistic health, is it a method, a mindset, or is it actual real treatment? I tend to. And somebody that's very big into natural health, but some of the homeopathic stuff out there I think is more mindset than a real treatment.

6:55 I don't know. You tell me. Well, that's a big part of it as well. You know, homeopathy, acupuncture, acupressure, that sort of thing. These are just more treatment forms is all they really are. We're looking at symptoms and symptomatic approaches, where when we look at holistic in that total whole unit, we're looking at the body taking care of it, using the ingredients that we give it in the whole foods, in the whole herbs, that sort of thing, to be able to rebuild itself. ourselves. It's all about the body doing it synergistically inside of itself. When we look at allopathic medicine today, whether it's on the veterinary side or the human side, they're looking at the individual parts of the body. So you go to a heart specialist, you go to a gastroenterologist, you're going to an endocrinologist.

8:15 They're looking at specific parts, not as an integrated system. So, you know, okay, I go in, I've got a heart murmur. Okay, I got a medication for that. Your dog's got a heart murmur. I got a medication for that. Well, how did that happen? What's the cause of it? What's the root cause of it? Well, probably genetic. We don't care. We just want to treat it. You know, the heart's a muscle. Okay, if you're a jock and you're working out all the time, you know, bodybuilding and things like that, you know that you can build healthy muscle. Well, why not just rebuild the heart with healthy tissue, food, nutrition? And how would you accomplish that? Well, if you go back to ancient Chinese medicine, supposedly, but it's lifestyle, not medicine. is you treat like with like.

9:15 So your diet should incorporate a bunch of heart, whether it's beef heart, chicken heart, turkey heart, whatever. That's going to help build that heart muscle because the nutritional profile is exactly the same. And I don't have my body searching for the extra vitamin K2 or the extra calcium or the extra phosphorus. It's all right there in one package. Is that the same reason that Texans love to eat Rocky Mountain oysters? Could be. I didn't even get a laugh at one, and he's from Texas, so he might know something about that. Well, I didn't hear anything wrong.

9:57 I mean. It's interesting, because in a lot of cultures, too, I mean, that's how they actually treat, especially more than the ancient civilizations, and that's where they treat, like you said, like with like. It wasn't just the Chinese. I mean, you know, it wouldn't be an. Natural for a healer, because there were no such thing as doctors back then. In fact, the definition of doctor is a teacher, which they don't do at all today. But, okay, you've got eye problems, you might get eyeball soup, you know, because, again, the nutrients are there for the eye. Liver, same thing, rebuilding your liver. And, you know, some of these things, too, the body, when we look at it in that whole body sense, We can actually rebuild a liver or a kidney in four to six months naturally. There's no medicine on the face of the earth that can heal your liver or your kidney. So what do they do? They remove it.

11:05 You know what's interesting? As I was just thinking about, and this may sound weird, but you know the movie Jeepers Creepers? Which one? Jeepers Creepers. It's a horror movie. No, I'm not familiar with that one. Okay, so in this movie, the monster, whatever it is, basically eats humans' parts to get those parts back for himself. So if he had no eyes, he's eating your eyes. And like, as weird as it sounds, I'm comparing to a horror movie, but there is sometimes some basis, foundation of truth in any movie or TV show sometimes. And so when you were saying that, I'm thinking, well, that's probably where the idea came up from, because they knew exactly what you were saying, is that the best way to cure those things is to eat those things, but they just took it a step further and made it a horror movie.

12:05 Yeah, exactly. I think it's more likely they beat it as a joke. You never know Listen look at Star Wars The power of the force Really just means the power of positive thinking That's all it is You know And you take the Planet of the Apes Planet of the Apes was Written by agnostic To teach people the agnostic Point of view because sometimes In order to teach people You have to do weird stuff like that Or entertain them instead of Teaching them and then they listen Yeah, exactly. You know, the whole thing on medicine, of course, doctors especially, but even in other areas of our educational system, it's all about indoctrination. You know, when you look at media, especially, of course, doctors and, again, it's indoctrination into a certain mindset that they want to use to control us.

13:06 Yeah. I was just talking about this with somebody yesterday, like, Okay, so as example, when you have certain conditions like I have, they use fear on you to get you to take these big pharma drugs. And really, in reality, you are kind of playing Russian roulette because how do we really know? I was talking about this with somebody yesterday. How do we really know that the drugs are actually working? They tell us they're working, but maybe if you didn't take the drugs at all, that you would have had the same or better results. That's true. And in fact, there have been studies out there, especially when we look at antibiotics. You cut your finger, it becomes infected, okay? They give you antibiotic pills to take or a liquid, okay? How does it know to go to your finger?

14:05 Yeah. You know, it's like, you know, the body is massive with the number of cells that are in it. And actually, the study showed, which are very, very, very deep, that if you did not take the antibiotics, the body would heal itself in probably 50% less time. Because when you take the antibiotic and you take the medicine, the body is fighting the medicine because it knows it's a poison. So it's not focused on that infection, on that cut, that bruise, whatever it happens to be. It's focused on clearing the body of the toxin. I'll even go a step further with that, too, is, like, even the point of Band-Aids, I never, almost never, unless it's something for a very temporary time because it's so bad, would ever use a Band-Aid. Because what I found in my life is when you use a Band-Aid, it inhibits your body's ability to heal.

15:06 So when you take that Band-Aid off, it's still moist. Under there and it's not healing up because it needs the air to heal. It needs the air. Yeah, because I mean, it's the, you know, all the pathogens that are in the air actually create a situation with that cut, with that body that to send more and more defense cells there and more rebuilding cells. I need to close it up as quickly as I can. If I put a tent around it, I can't heal. I can't heal nearly as fast. The whole thing, I had a conversation over the weekend on similar type things that some of the most subtle things things that we see on TV and in print and on podcasts that are basically, again, another form of that indoctrination.

16:10 I mean, even when it comes to, you know, our monikers on the podcast. I'm the pet health guru. My knowledge. You know, when I started, there was no such thing as a nutritionist. Now I can take a 4095 and in six weeks, I'm a nutritionist. It took me over 60 years to develop it. And there was no designations. Too much is placed on titles. Even in the workplace. Oh, my God. You know, my job is to fulfill... Order's going out. Well, okay, we have to make stuff to send out. Well, that's not my job, so you're going to have to get somebody else to do that. I don't care about the customer. I don't care about the client.

16:58 And even that part of it, I got into a discussion about, what's the difference between a customer and a client? You know, people use them interchangeably, but they're not. A customer would be that guy that walks into a service station and buys 10 gallons of gas and a pack of cigarettes. A client is somebody that you have a relationship with, an ongoing working relationship. We have bastardized the English language so bad that half the stuff doesn't mean anything that we think it does. Exactly. And, you know, to your point of titles, sometimes they're just titles. I remember being in my young 20s working for a brokerage firm And they put on my business card, National Director of Special Accounts. And we used to laugh because it didn't really mean shit, to be blunt. It just sounded good. But if you called somebody up and said, I'm Dean Piper, the National Director of Special Accounts, they're like, ooh.

18:05 Yeah. Well, I mean, it's the same thing when we talk about the experts. You know, just because you got letters after your name doesn't make you an expert in anything. Right. You know, you have to be able not only, you know, having knowledge is one thing. Having understanding of that knowledge is a completely different thing. And then being able to put it out and have people really understand what you're saying, that's a whole different ballpark as well. That's why we do this. Yeah. So tell everybody how they can reach out to you, listen to your podcast, get more information, all that good stuff. All right. So, anyway, MyPaleoPet and MyPaleoPet.com are our retail outlets where we have all the products that we talk about, all those holistic products, real holistic, herbs, botanicals, vegetables. farm-to-table proteins, clean meat, clean seafood, things of that nature, clean eggs and dairy, all available at MyPaleoPet. We talk about this all the time on Pet Health Cafe, which is our podcast, heard around the world. It can be seen on YouTube, on these stations as well. Every week, brand-new live content, 8 o'clock Thursday nights, 24-7, on basically all the major platforms.

19:32 Consultations are available. We try to give you the information in a format that everyday people can understand. not going into the deep chemistry and the medical terms and all the fancy names. and all of that which you just sit there and like roll your eyes at um yeah you know your dog needs to eat here's what you feed real food what's real food you know um you gotta be that simple sometimes and because people not everybody has those letters after their name and you know you can dance with that. Keep it simple, stupid, the KISS principle.

20:13 Exactly. I always say, even Ron will tell you, I always say, we have to appeal to the lowest common denominator. The stupid people. If they get it, everybody else will. Yeah. And it's funny, one of the other things that we've been talking a lot about, too, is why when you go to somebody looking for holistic education, you know treat not so much treatments but a lifestyle and you know you've been to the doctor the md the allopath homeopath even and they give you remedies and you just take them blindly yeah when it comes to actually changing your lifestyle why are you afraid why do you have to do research and you're not doing research you're looking at you know the search engines and find picking up a couple of stuff that some of it may have been actually researched at one point in time, but most of it is just opinion. And why are we so afraid to do that chain? You know, feel the fear and do it anyway.

21:17 You know, there it. Is. First time I had a show with you. I mean, I was like, you know, it was like crazy to be just sweat coming down my back of my neck, everything else. But I felt the fear, and now you can't shut me up. That's for sure. And now I am going to shut you up. Okay. Well, in all seriousness, though, you are a wealth of information. Everybody has to check out my Paleo Pet Health Cafe. If you love your pets, if you want your pets healthy, even if it's a guppy, go to the Pet Health Guru. That's right.

21:58 So thank you once again. For being on the Positively Pipe Man segment of The Adventures of Pipe Man. And Juan, it's time for some commercials, and we're out of here. Which one? I told you earlier, louder than life in Aftershock. Give him some meds to help with the brain fog. See, what happened was I had some chicken-flavored tuna earlier today, so I'm still a little out of it. That sounds kind of gross, actually, to be honest.

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24:14 I wasn't even expecting to talk right now. But at least he has the on-air sign on today. And that's all that counts. So thanks for being here on The Adventures of Pipe Man and this shit show that probably happened today. But it's okay. Stay tuned. A lot more coming your way. Roll it, Juan. Thank you for listening to The Adventures of Pipe Man on W4CY Radio. Thank you.