Pet & Human ADDICTION - Pet Health Guru

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1:09 All right? Hey, pet health Guru? What's up with addictions? Isn't up with addiction? Every place we turn around, you know, the shall we say, the powers that be one us addicted to something to distract from something else, and whether it's drugs, whether it's food, whether it's entertainment, it's all designed so that we can make continue to make lots of money and keep you under control.

1:50 Well, that is what addiction is. Isn't it, Like, why why they give out fentanyl to people? Like I was just watching the whole Cocain thing on Netflix, and you know, he was hooked on fentanyls because of his back surgeries, and all they kept doing is giving him stronger and more fentanyl. Like do they not realize that kills people? I'm just wondering, Well. It actually does, because any of those drugs is going to eventually a result in death. It's just a very slow death. And you know, when we look at the various places that it's happening. Of course, in the medical community, we see that in pats. It's even worse when it comes to painkillers and things like that, because your pet can't speak out and say, hey, this isn't working for me, you know, and we just watched them suffer. And of course, you know, I've watched the way they've been doing prescriptions on this stuff over time, and it's like, okay, you get a ten day supply, now you're off it.

2:59 The body's going to have. To go through withdrawal, and it's there's nothing, there's no you know, no concern about it. If you will, Well, here's the scary part because I had my own experience not with that, because whenever they write me scripts for pain relievers, I. Just throw them in the garbage. I don't use them, I don't care, I don't want them, I don't need them. I'll deal with the pain. There are reason I'll deal with the pain is because listen, pain tells you not to do stupid stuff. So if you're masking the pain, then you're gonna just make things worse, you know, Like I even as an example, you know, it was, uh, and we talked about how I went on a flying acrobatic trip here in the studio a couple of weeks ago, and I and I was still I still went about my business, did things went to flotopia, you know, and uh.

3:58 And then now now. Where I have the bruised ribs, now it hurts more. And so I looked up and it's like, well, yeah, you're your pain is worse a couple of weeks later because of the fact that at first it's kind of inflamed, so you don't feel the pain the same, and so then you're over exerting yourself in the beginning causing more So it's the same concept, you know. It's like, you know, and with pets. I don't get it. Can you talk to me. About why people put pets on drugs? They don't have. Drugs because they're told to, because a person with letters after their name wants to make a lot of money.

4:47 And like I said, you know, pet can't talk back, so we don't really know either if it's helping or not. You know, we think that that doctors are healers. They're not. And it's like you say, you know, if if, for instance, if you hurt your shoulder, okay, and because of the repetitive work you do or the types of you know, types of things of physical manual labor that you might be doing and it hurts, and they give you a painkiller, you keep doing that job, and then, like you say, they're gonna kick it up another note, another dose. It's higher, higher, higher, and then all of a sudden you walk in and adopt it. It's not looking anymore. Oh, we're gonna have to do replacement surgery for twenty grand, you know, I mean it's it's the prescription is not for healing. The prescription is how can I make more money off of you?

5:42 M yeah, So so tell us what. Things? What are the things currently popular that pets are addicted to, and then you know why they shouldn't be. And when I say that, that's more of a story, an opinion based thing, because like, of course we know why they shouldn't be, but you know what's really going on that why they shouldn't be addicted to these medicines. Well, the first, the first and the worst in pet in the pet industry, addiction is pet foods. They actually use the synthetic sugars, the neotames, the aspartains, all of those, and there's literally hundreds of different ones, all proprietary for each of the companies. They all have their own variation of it, so that your animal can be fed up poor quality food and you never switch brands. It's all about brand identity. And then again it's all in the marketing.

6:51 And you know, it's gotten worse and worse and worse over time, and it it lowers the body's ability to even function in many cases. You know, we often wonder why our pets, you know, you put down the bowl of dry food, especially, and they go over and they pick one piece, two piece, three pieces of time, walk away and go back half hour and have another one. They're not finishing the eaters. They're not designed to be grazers. They're actually designed you know, a wolf is designed to hunt, grab, tear, and swallow and you can't obviously they can't do that with Kimble. They don't chew their food for the most part, but we've now conditioned them to be grazers. And the reason they're grazers then, is because they know that that stuff is bad. You know, if you're starving to death, you'll eat some pretty nasty stuff, but you won't sit there and have, you know, gorge yourself on it like you would a good meal. And that's you know, that's a big part of what's going on with that addiction right there. They do it to us the same way you take things like like processed chicken or these TV dinner type things, pre made dinners, those of are all loaded with addictive substances so you'll always go back to it.

8:16 And how I illustrate that, Let's take a look at like I said, chicken, Okay, why do some people only buy Purdue and others only by Tyson and never sell a two mix coke and pepsi Basically the same formulation Burger Kingy and McDonald's the same thing. It's those addictive drugs that are in all these foods that keep you going back to the same place. And actually when they add those addictive formulas to it, they actually add substances that will make you sick if you eat the competitive's product. And that's why some animals when any sweet which food. You know, we have now all kinds of gastric problems, things of that nature.

9:01 You know. Other things that they use on the animal side, of course, are different. You know, steroids for hip and joint problems. You know, now we're seeing dementia and dogs, we see autism and dogs. All of this is because of the chemicals. And wow, you know we're trying to we're trying to micromanage a body, and you can't do that. You know that as well. You can take something, you can take a painkiller for your shoulder and it stops working. A good example of that is when CBD oil first came out and started being used. We actually produced it ourselves. All mammals do. But on the back side of that, it's not actually calming down the pain. It's actually turning on receptor sites so the body can start to fight it fight that pain and clean it out. But on the back side of that, so you take a dose and your shoulder was hurting and it now it feels a little bit better, but it's still hurts.

9:57 So you take another. Dose and you don't feel any because the buddy is now moving it to the next place where there's inflammation. And you know, ninety percent of what goes on in our body, we have no clue, you know. We only know that, Okay, whatever is bad in it either came up in vomit or diarrhea or you know, skin rashes. We're only seeing the physical manifestation of it. But there's a whole bunch of stuff going on inside. Oh yeah, I think, you know. I think that's even more true for pets because pets don't have a voice except for the pet health guru. But other than that, you know, they can't tell you what's up, you know, and you can guess. And I think that's part of the problem with leaving it in vet's hands. It's because the.

10:48 The pet can't say anything. So whatever the vet says you have to kind of go by because like they're speaking for the pet. Yeah, but they're not. I mean, they really aren't. That's part of the problem because you know, there's so many environmental assaults as well, you know, with chemtrails and weather modification and blond sprays and all that stuff that you know, you wake up one morning and your pet doesn't want to get out of beds, lethargic, maybe you know, a little bit stiff, whatever, So we run into vat. Of course, what do they do. Put them on pain killers and antibiotics, but they have no idea what was really wrong with them, that the animal was actually poisoned in the environment, and it builds up over time, and you know, again it's just like with the painkillers that they give to us. You know, the dog is not responding to this one. So we kick it up another level, kick it up another level, and then they want to do replacement surgery. And of course in the meantime, all all these chemicals are also eating a weight at the liver and the kidney and the lymphatic system, all the filters.

12:01 So it it's you know, it's important that pet owners recognize that, yes, my animal isn't feeling well, but don't go rushing to try to give solution that's going to be a quick fix, because in most cases, it's not a quick fix. It's just masking the symptoms and making it worse. Well, that's the problem. We all want this quick fix nowadays. We've been brainwashed into it, trained into it. And the fact is, I always say, for humans, you spend that many years poisoning the body, you need to spend more than five minutes healing it.

12:42 Yes, yeah, that's a very important part of it. It's you know, the body is capable of regenerating itself. That's what it's really designed to do. Is when we get when we start doing our interventions, we're getting in the way of the body doing what it's made to do to keep us healthy and keep our pets healthy. Like you say, in nature, there is no pharmacy, there is no vitamin stores, there's no nutritional centers, you know, no urgent care. Basically they take care of themselves. And it's it's again, it's one of those amazing things that the body is actually able.

13:22 To do that. Yeah, absolutely, And I think when you start adding foreign substances in the body, it disables your body's ability to do that. Yes, it does, you know, And a good illustration of that is a lot of the different peptides and antioxidants and that sort of thing that the body makes if we start supplying it, like when you know, all these people are running around getting glutathion and you know, other things and putting them in the body. And the best illustration I do is insulin with diabetics, because when you start putting insulin into the body, the body quits making it.

14:11 That's why you're insulin dependent. Yeah, exactly. So you know, I mean, people can get off of it, but we have to go back to the core what caused it. And you know, generally speaking, most diabetes is caused by liver problems because the liver has to make the enzymes and the hormones that are going to utilize that insulin. And so you know, when we do this, it' you know, it nullifies what the body is doing. The body says, oh, I got plenty of glutathion because I just got an infusion, or enough vitamin V because I got an infusion, and it it quits utilizing it in a proper way. And you know, people spend a lot of money on this stuff.

14:54 Doctor said, So. What do you think about it? Right now? I think it's nad or NSB or something. What do you think of that new trend? All this stuff. That's all this stuff is. You know, the Bundy makes most makes everything we need or is provided for in nature, you know, all money makers. That's all it is. Even stem cells. I mean, you know we I use a technology that helped my body make brand new baby stem cells. Well, if you have your stem cells removed, spun down and processed by your doctor by a medical professional, and injected back end, those are old stem cells that are dying.

15:38 That's why the relief only comes for a short period of time, you know. But if you start producing, you clean your body up and get rid of the toxin so your body can actually function. You function better, your pet will function better. And it's technologies out crossover. I mean, we can do a lot of the same things for our pets. And I've seen some of the results that we've been getting with with these technologies and with nutritional loan. It's just amazing. So how do people reach out to you besides shooting their camera on her phone at the QR code in the top left hand corner, how they reach out to my pelio pet Where you have tons of products, tons of things they can check out. They can reach out to you how they check out your show, your podcast, the store in person. You're moving, so let's give them all the intel.

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17:15 A new facility is going to have a media center and an educational center so that we can do much more as far as this education part of it is concerned. We'll we do adding extra services that will go along with that and essentially trying to upgrade our premium products to even super premiums without using the addictive drugs, any indicative flavors. Nice and so Okay. Yeah, we're excited about it and we're excited where we're going. We didn't talk about it yet, But how about do they give addictive things to fish like guppies? I think one once from.

17:55 No, absolutely they do. That's the flavors that they add to the fish food. Whoa, you know, if you look at the pellets, that's the same kibble. That's the same as kibble. It's made the same way as kibble. Is that why when you put that like in the water, they like freak out and they're all they want they want it all and you can't stop giving it. I think the question is like what. A lot of little bugs most most of the fish, or depending on the size of the fish, other fish, you know, anything that's smaller than they are basically is is prey, you know. I mean look at look at whales.

18:45 They eat plankton. You can't even see plankton, yet they sign they go through there. Yeah, all that seawaters that they're filtering on, all that plankton, and yet the plankton keep reproducing like crazy. Wow. Yeah, Like I always thought plankton was a SpongeBob character. If you would like to know the difference between a boomer, a gen X, and a millennial that's the one right there. The millennials, like the gen X and the Boomers, they know that whalesy Plankton from Moby Dick and uh. And then the millennials they just think that Plankton is a TV character, a cartoon one at that. They are pretty cool looking in SpongeBob though.

19:42 And the crazy thing is like this new generation, if you asked him like was their favorite cartoon, most of them say YouTube. Now that's funny. Yeah, yeah, they don't have a favorite cartoon. They just like watching videos on YouTube. Speaking of addiction YouTube social media, it like I see people on social media that are talking about their pets get hooked on these like TV shows and stuff. So even the pets are getting addicted to technology. I've got a friend with a German short haired pointer, which are crazy dogs anyway, I was a kid, but anytime there's a golf match or animals on the TV, the dog sits in front of that TV watching it just like a person just mesmerized by it. And my dog can here less of the TVs. And that's like me, you know, I just we pick our pets pick up our energy as well.

20:45 Well. That leads me to a question because we've heard before on on your episodes, your bird okay, and I see a lot of tiktoks of cocka tiles and parrots either dancing to music videos on TV or or even calling out, this is great, calling out Alexa. To play music. Yeah, that's your birds around. Does your bird your bird has been sheltered? Absolutely not? Yes, exactly. What does your bird do that no other bird does?

21:27 I want to know inquiring minds, one know. Inquiring minds once? No? Oh what am I? I mean? They bring me joy, they bring me peace of mind because you know, you go on the wild today, you're not seeing the wild birds anymore. You're not hearing the you know, the the songbirds anymore because they're not there because we've sprayed and killed all their diet, all the bugs and all the plants that they would normally feed them. And it's distorting nature now, I mean you used to be you know I've done over the last couple of months, I've been been to a couple of the parks in it throughout South Florida and up along the Treasure coasts and everything, and you walk through you don't even see a bird, you don't see any buttlies.

22:17 That's because they're hanging I won't poison him, not like wand giving him those poisonous flakes. No. But seriously, I sit out on my balcony and they come visit me. They come hang out on the on the railing talk. I haven't been able to figure out what they're saying yet. I've been trying to use duo Lingo to do it, but Google Translator isn't helping either. But yeah, they come over, they talk, and then and then somebody else gets their attention. They leave, you know, kind of like a woman. Yep, a lot like a woman. Oh man. And so I want to know too.

22:59 It's like, okay, one, is your guppy addicted to any TV or movies? Not yet, but I'm willing to introduce them to some. I mean, have you ever seen that Bill where like fish literally stop swimming in their tank. I have seen that. So I saw a video not too long ago and and and Bill can attests or something like this where they put the fishing right next to the TV and they were watching a movie about It was something about water related and they were all facing the TV at the same time, but they were like bigger fish. They were wearing guppies.

23:42 Yeah. Well, a good example of that is shoot down into the keys. Uh. You know there's a couple of marinas down there where the tarpanall hang out because they know they're gonna be faed and you know they're gonna get at the shin and you know that's an addicted behavior. Oh. You know what else I just found out recently billing all these years I didn't even know is that we actually it's not just down in Africa. We have anaconda's in the Everglades here. Did you know that? Yeah? Yeah, the whole budget that this is what I said. There's literally hundreds of species of animals that are invasive.

24:26 You know. Part of that was, of course, you know, the major hurricanes that come through and you know, if you're were a supplier of wildlife or of exotic pats, your building got that down. You know, it wasn't that that people. You know, they're trying to portray that people are just letting them loose out there. No, they happen to be during this, you know, during these kind of crisis and you know, it's unfortunate when it happens, but it's it's part of nature. And of course a lot of a lot of things too. With some of these snails and stuff. They attached themselves to the chips. You know. So the ship is in Africa, it comes over, the snails fall. Oh often, now we got them.

25:08 You know, it's funny he said about you know, people just dropping them in. And I'm sure that happens too, because many years ago there was an alligator in the sewer systems of New York because somebody got a little pet alligator and then got rid of it by flushing it down the toilet like you do a goldfish. Yep, what you know what? Well, you know what my thing is, why wait till they're dead to free them? And by flushing them down the toilet, like, free them while they're alive, let them go.

25:54 It'll take them out to wherever they gotta go, he said. You know, it's it's kind of like, why do we tell people how much we love them after they die? They can't hear you tell. Let your pets be addictive, addiction free while they're living. Don't kill your pets with addiction. Absolutely, that's the moral of the whole story. You have any final words for us? Pet health girl, you know, the whole thing is is educate yourself. If you're going to be a pet owner, be a responsible pet owner. It doesn't matter whether it's the smallest scuppy to an exotic animal. Learn what they what they need from uh to be thribe in nature.

26:50 And you know some of this stuff. I mean I happen to be at a pet trade show about a month ago and looking at the the aquatic stuff, the fish, and they had a display of fish that they have bread two point and obviously it's some sort of GMO where they actually glow in the dark and have different colors that they've never had before, iridescent colors that they've never had before. It's like we're trying to manipulate everything, you know, stick with the basics, Stick with the basics. Go try to make it any better, because generally speaking, we screw everything up.

27:30 So Yeah, like the three eyed fish in Fort Laurerdale. They think on The Simpsons that was faith like that. That's Fort Laurerdale. They have the three eyed fish down there down by what's that one little area where it's I think it's near like a nuclear plant or something. It's just like the Simpsons. Yeah, have you been there one total Yes, the no no no, to Fort Laurdell, to the waterway where they have all of the radioactive fish and three eyed and stuff like that. Bill knows what I'm talking about. No, but after hearing these, I'm never going there anyways.

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