Freedom From Chronic Symptoms: Rethinking Illness with Neil Cannon

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Welcome to another episode.

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Today, we have Neil Cannon with us.

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Neil is the founder of The Body

Electrician and author of The

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Vitality Code and The Vitality Secret.

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Neil Cannon connects chronic inflammation

to the principles of the Body Electric,

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supporting clients to reverse engineer

the root causes of their health

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challenges so they can free themselves

of illness, pain, and medication.

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Welcome, Neil.

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We are so excited to

have you with us today.

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Neil: Thank you so much, Dawn and Giorgia.

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It's a pleasure to be here.

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Thank you.

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Dawn: Absolutely.

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So the first question we have

for all of our guests is what

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got you into what you're doing?

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What led you to create The Body Electric?

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What led you to write your books?

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I believe you also have

another book on men's health or

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something like that, don't you?

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Neil: Ha, well remembered.

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Yes, I don't really talk about that one.

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That one was back in 2012, and

it's called Mojo Multiplier.

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It's all about how to raise

testosterone naturally.

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The one I normally talk about is The

Vitality Secret, and I'm sure you know

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that just about everyone who works in

holistic health comes with their own

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story of healing something or supported

someone else in healing, and that was me.

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That was actually eczema for 30 years,

and it was witnessing my father's

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stroke which really led me down the

rabbit hole, if you will, of chronic

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inflammation because I had this kind

of very strong intuitive hit that he

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did not have to suffer this stroke.

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And his sister is actually

a naturopathic doctor.

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She had said to him years

before his stroke, "Tony, you

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have chronic inflammation.

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Your blood is toxic with mercury.

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You need to get your

amalgam fillings out."

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And he didn't really listen to her.

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He listened to his primary

doctor, and he had the stroke.

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Then I started researching

chronic inflammation.

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Then I realized it was behind not just his

stroke, the hypertension, and the asthma.

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I realized it was behind the

eczema I'd had my whole life.

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So I healed myself, and then I started

helping other people and helping them

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reverse their illnesses by getting

to the causes of inflammation that's

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the nutshell of how I got into this.

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I like to do it really fast because

I've said that story so many times now.

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But yeah yeah, ultimately,

that's how I did it.

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So once I'd proven a formula with myself,

I could then start supporting other

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people with exactly the same formula,

and then it just evolved and evolved

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and evolved into The Body Electric.

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So would you like to hear about

how I got to the Body Electric?

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Giorgia: Yes, I was gonna ask you

that, because I- So, right … I know

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you two are both health experts, my

background is not there, so I'm really

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curious to delve deeper into this.

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Neil: Okay.

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So that's from 2015 to about 2017, 2018.

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In 2017,

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I had the flu for about a month,

which was very unusual for me,

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'cause normally if I'd get sick,

because I lived an anti-inflammatory

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diet and lifestyle, I would get

rid of a, a flu in 24 to 48 hours.

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Gone.

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I couldn't get rid of it for more than

a month, and it was confusing to me.

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I was doing all the things, nutrition,

the juicing, grounding, working

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out, doing yoga, getting sunlight,

doing all of the things, and I

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just could not shake off this flu.

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So I went to go and see this practitioner

in LA, and he muscle tested me, among

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other things, and he told me that within

about 10 minutes that I had depolarized

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three teeth on this side of my mouth,

which were connected to my immune system.

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So I looked at him like he

was an alien from outer space.

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I was like, " what are you talking about?"

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And he said, "Your teeth are circuit

breakers for every circuit in your

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body, every electrical circuit."

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And I leaned in at this point

because I used to be an electrician.

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I was like, "Do go on."

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And he said, "This is happening to

so many people that you're probably

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holding your phone next to your face.

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Here, are you?"

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And I said, "Yes."

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And he said, "The EMFs from your

phone have depolarized the teeth."

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And what that means is think of a positive

and negative charge, flipped it upside

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down, dropping the power, the voltage

to my immune system, because these three

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teeth were connected to my immune system.

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So he said, "What we're going to

do is we're going to use lasers on

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your teeth, and you should be fine."

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And in two sessions my flu went away.

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And he said…

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When I left his office, he said,

"Neil, don't ever hold your

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phone next to your face again."

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So I haven't.

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I've never bought those Bluetooth

earpieces, I've never worn wearables,

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and I really started going into the

field of EMFs and how they affect our

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biology, how they cause inflammation

and all kinds of challenges.

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So, that opened the door into

principles of the Body Electric,

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how we're wired up like a house.

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We have 50 to 100 trillion cells.

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Every one of those cells is electrically

charged, and if we have anything

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wrong with us, it's because we have

low voltage in the respective organs

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and we have chronic inflammation.

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So if you have those two things and

we understand what they are, we can

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essentially reverse engineer any health

challenge we have just by knowing

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those two fundamental principles That's

what got me into the Body Electric.

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Dawn: That's so freaking cool, because

I didn't know that you had that

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experience with the doctor in LA.

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Yeah.

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Neil: Yeah.

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Dawn: And I have rarely ever

held my phone to my face.

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Mm.

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Only because years ago I learned

about all of the EMF and the not

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so good things that come from our

phones that affect our health.

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Mm,

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Neil: mm-mm.

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Dawn: And so often my phone is sitting

away from me when I'm talking on it.

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And I think also it was potentially

just this natural thing of why

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would I want to have it on my face?

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And I also have never owned the

earbuds that you're talking about.

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Neil: Yeah.

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Dawn: I do my best not to

even use regular earbuds.

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Mm.

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It's just that when I'm out for a

walk with my dog, I don't want other

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people listening to my music or my

podcast or my books I'm listening to,

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or whatever it is that I'm choosing

to spend my time listening to.

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So I just…

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I would love for you to go a little bit

deeper into how you support people in

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reference to both utilizing the Vitality

Code, as well as the Body Electric stuff.

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Neil: Interesting.

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Yes.

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So I support people typically on

a coaching journey, and I've got a

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community, and I always start by just

asking them what the label of the symptom

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is because most things we can support.

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And then we just go about asking

the person or the body even if,

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asking the body as well what…

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When I say ask the body, we can use

kinesiology and muscle testing, et cetera.

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Really asking the person what is most

likely underlying the symptoms, and

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always tapping into their intuition

because I had two sessions yesterday

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with people with cancer, and both of them

intuitively knew what was creating it.

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There's a book called Radical

Remission featuring all these people

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who radically reversed advanced

stages of stage four cancer without

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any medical intervention, and all of

them, I believe this is true, all of

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them intuitively knew what created it.

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So most people intuitively can tap

into what created their sickness,

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even if they don't want to.

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They often can.

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And, my overarching question is always

what is causing the inflammation

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and what is causing the low voltage?

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So we think, okay, start with diet.

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The easiest place for people to start

with is diet because it's most tangible.

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Most people can relate to it, and

when you start cleaning up the diet,

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it's almost, almost like magic.

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The body starts healing itself

because food is medicine.

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I would rarely say it's the root cause.

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In fact, I'd never say

it's the root cause.

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I would say it's medicine to healing

or a catalyst to getting worse.

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So when people start correcting

their diet, if you will,

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switching to an anti-inflammatory

diet, healing normally begins.

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And when they start moving more

and getting the lymphatic system

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working, getting the waste out

of the body, almost like magic,

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the body starts to heal itself.

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And then you look at other toxins

like metals and parasites and mold

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and spike proteins from two thousand

twenty-one, and we start going through

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all these potential toxins in the body

which are creating the inflammation.

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So that's really the kind of

physical pillar and then working

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them through the fundamentals of the

body electric so they can just think

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of it very simply without going…

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You don't have to be a full-blown

electrician to understand how the house

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is wired up or how the body is wired up.

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So we just have to understand

fundamentals, just understanding if

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there's an organ not working, it's

because there's not enough power

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getting to the organ, and that happens

for the same reasons for every human.

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It's deficiency of cell fuel.

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It's toxins.

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It's potential mouth interference with

mercury amalgams, cavitations, scarring.

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There's basically- it's fundamentals

that apply to every single human.

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So if they can say, "Okay, I've drifted

from nature," because I just jumped ahead.

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A toxin is drifting from nature.

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Anything that goes into the body

which is not in harmony with nature

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is my definition of what a toxin is.

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So if someone's got toxins

in their body, that creates

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inflammation, that drops the voltage.

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So we just need to understand what

has the body been exposed to, what's

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in the body which is not in harmony

with nature, and start removing it.

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We just basically take out what's

harming it, put in the good stuff,

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and the body start to heal itself.

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It sounds so simple, doesn't it?

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Absolutely.

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So you start thinking … It really does.

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And the fundamentals really are

simple, and I do my best to simplify

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things so people can just get it.

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I believe health has been made to be

overcomplicated, to make us almost be

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victims to our own bodies as if they're

failing us with genetic diseases.

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I'd never use that term.

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In fact, whenever I use that term,

I always use air quotes because

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of the science of epigenetics.

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Exactly.

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So we know that it's the environment

and the body that signals the genes.

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Anyway, we basically go through this

process, this journey, I call it a

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vitality journey, going through the

physical, the mental, the emotional,

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the energetic pillars of vitality.

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It's blurred, but that's my book.

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To just take out what's not serving

us, putting the good stuff in.

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That also means thoughts, that

means emotions, that means

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visualization, that means meditation,

that means all of the things.

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That's ultimately how people go

through a journey of transformation

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I'm realizing I'm talking a lot.

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So

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I hope that was answering your question.

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Dawn: We're really good

listeners, according to all of

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our podcast guests, so it's okay.

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The floor is yours to share.

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I'm-

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Neil: Okay

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… Dawn: hoping at this point

that Giorgia has a question for

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you, and if not, I have more.

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Giorgia: Yeah.

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I was actually looking at Dawn, and I know

she has many questions, so I'll let her.

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Ooh.

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Dawn: So I was very fortunate to get

to experience a bioresonance session

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with you literally the day before

I exited the hospital last year.

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And I'm not sure if you remember,

it was the day before I left

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the hospital when we did that.

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Mm.

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And it was one of the coolest things I

ever experienced, as well as it really

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supported to see things that were

emotionally going on with me, nutrient

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deficiencies that were going on with me.

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So I would also love for you to share

a little bit about how you incorporate

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the bioresonance that you utilize now

with the other things that you're doing.

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Because I believe it's part of your Body

Electric coaching program now, isn't it?

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Neil: Oh, yeah, yes.

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Yes, it is.

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And by the way, that's starting on Monday.

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Wow.

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So, yeah.

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So the timing's quite interesting.

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I don't know when this is going

live, but it's gonna be evergreen.

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My aim is to have that evergreen, 'cause

I just, I want to support more people

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at a lesser investment than private.

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So, bioresonance has taken my practice

to a whole other level, and the beauty

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about this is we do it remotely.

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So bioresonance has

been around for decades.

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I did it first about 10, 11 years

ago in LA when I was holding these

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electrodes and then I did other

ones, putting these earmuffs on.

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And the software scans the body-

With about 110,000 frequencies.

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Mine works from the voice,

10 seconds of your voice.

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It reads the voice against about 110,000

frequencies and gets a readout of the

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body of the main stressors on the body.

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So in terms of frequency, Einstein

said "the future of medicine will

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be the medicine of frequencies."

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Tesla said, "If you want to understand the

secrets of the universe, think in terms

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of energy, frequency, and vibration."

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So we are…

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Everything about the

human body is frequency.

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Everything about life is frequency, and

every organ, muscle, tissue, bone, toxin,

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everything has a frequency in the body.

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So at the right frequency reading

with frequency biofeedback devices

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or bioresonance devices, we can

get information about the body that

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even blood tests can't figure out.

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What I like to do is combine the two,

actually, bioresonance and blood tests,

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and when there are overlaps, that's

where the magic happens, which is all

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the time, because it is so accurate.

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Still to this day, I've been doing

it for two and a half, three years

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probably now, I still can't believe

the accuracy of the bioresonance.

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People will say…

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It would come up really random stuff

like, "Yeah, my big toe has had that

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challenge for years or something,"

and it points right into the big toe.

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It'll pick out organ stressors.

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It will pick out chakras, meaning

energy centers, meridians,

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your electrical circuits.

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I call them electrical circuits

because it's more meaningful

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to me and most people.

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It can pick out, again, stressors like

toxins, metals and types of metals in

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the body, heavy metals, parasites, the

names of the parasites, or labels rather.

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They're not named.

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I don't tend to name them.

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It could help sometimes.

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The spike proteins, the type

of spike proteins, the type

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of vaccination they came from.

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It goes to that kind of level of

detail, and it's really helpful

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because it will pick out what's the

main stressors on the body right now.

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The body's always recalibrating and

always reordering, and it's always

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repairing and striving for balance.

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So it's always gonna change.

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It's gonna ebbs and flows

of different stressors.

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So at the time of the scan,

it will always pick up what's

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most relevant at that point.

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So someone might say, "Oh, I've got

Lyme disease," and it doesn't always

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pick it up as the major thing because

it's not the main thing featuring.

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If you go into a deeper scan,

you'll see it's there, but it's

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not the main stressor on the body.

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Anyway, that's going a bit deeper.

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The point about the bioresonance is

it picks out information about the

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body, and that alone is incredible.

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And before AI, I was doing this just by

knowing about my own inflammation, my own

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knowledge, understanding about my client,

and just using my intuition and research

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and their intuition, their knowledge

about the body, their body, because

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no one knows our body like ourselves.

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And I would do it without the AI.

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And then AI came along and just

enhanced the whole process.

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So.

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I just say, "Okay, can you draw

from the principles of the body

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electric, functional medicine?

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Bring in this person, bring in this

authority, bring in all these teachers who

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I've learnt from," and say, "Let's, use

this data of what's going on in the body."

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What's the label of their symptom?

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Let's look at this data and then

create an analysis from the data

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from the bioresonance and if we

have it, the blood work, and then

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create a picture of what's going on.

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So it's phenomenal.

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It is so powerful.

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Every single session I am blown away,

and I even say it most of the times.

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Like the two people yesterday with

cancer, we got to figure out…

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We reverse engineered the root cause,

the whole journey from traumas in their

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lives to stacking the toxins to where

the voltage dropped in this circuit

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and that organ, and then teeth and

mercury and root canals and everything.

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The whole picture was created

in a 90-minute session.

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Wow.

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So it's up to them, of

course, what they do next.

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Sometimes I guide them, and

then other times they'll use the

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information and go and do it.

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It's some of the best

information you can get.

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And this is the next bit.

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So not only does it read your voice

to gather information about the body,

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you also receive frequencies remotely.

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This is the bit that most people

just can't get their head around,

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, and even I struggle sometimes.

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So, we know that these

phones work across the world.

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We have a quantum field of

energy that's all there.

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It's already there.

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We don't create new waves of

energy with our phones and

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connecting across the globe.

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The energy is already there.

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So these phones connect and the

Wi-Fi signals and cellphone networks.

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That's probably the easiest

way to explain how this works.

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So we can receive frequencies through

the same way as we receive information

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via our phones and et cetera.

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So the software sits in the cloud.

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It's not an in-person machine.

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The software I use used to be a machine

that was a $46,000 in-person machine.

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So people would have to go along and

be in person with someone, hold an

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electrode or put something against

the skin and then it would be used.

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As technology improved, they managed

to put the software or the hardware

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into the cloud and let it be software

that runs on your browser and then

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enable the recipient to receive Or

the user to receive frequencies.

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So it scans you with 110,000 frequencies

or so, and then it sends frequencies

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to attempt to optimize what's not in

balance, and then it presents what remains

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out of balance and what didn't, or what

optimized and what didn't optimize, and

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then you get an even clearer readout.

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And then some people who are super

sensitive to energy can actually feel it.

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Psychics and mediums and those

who are just incredibly sensitive

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to energy, they can feel it.

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Most people can't.

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There was another exception.

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I supported a person, a friend

actually reverse stage two

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lymphoma a few years ago.

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I wasn't the only one.

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There's a few of us on his

team, I just wanna say that.

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And he did the curing,

he did the reversing.

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I didn't do that, he did that.

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So I just wanna say that because

gotta be careful with these things.

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He reversed his stage two lymphoma

cancer in two months with tools that I

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was providing him and other people were.

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So after two months of

detoxification and refueling his

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body, the cancer disappeared.

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As people go through this cancer

journey, and they get all these toxins

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out of the body, the inflammation comes

down, the body becomes more sensitive,

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and that can be a double-edged sword.

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So not only does the body become…

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he gets rid of all these

toxins, the cancer disappears.

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He becomes more sensitive, his meditations

get deeper, his pineal gland opens up.

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He's talking about these

incredible meditations.

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He could actually feel radio

waves from 5G cellphone towers.

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He had to get all this protection

to protect his body like wearing

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a Faraday hat and top and

protecting the home all the time.

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That's the double-edged sword because

you become more sensitive to these EMFs.

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The cool stuff is he became so

sensitive, and then he's able to feel

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the frequencies from the Bioresonance.

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So he could actually feel the frequencies

going into his body, and he was

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like, he had a shift in a session.

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So that's just a little side story.

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Most people don't feel the

frequencies when they do the sessions.

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It's normally after they're like, "Ah."

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They feel a subtle difference.

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So, that was a bit of a side note, but

it was all related to the Bioresonance

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and the sensitivity of people.

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It's a remarkable software.

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All one has to do is get beyond

how we've been programmed to think.

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In the words of Yoda, "We need to

unlearn what we have learned," and then

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we get to the solutions much faster

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Giorgia: As I'm listening to you, I'm

learning so many things for the first

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time, so I really appreciate the exercise

stories because, yeah, I'm getting all

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this information and to actually see

what's possible when you apply them- Mm

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it really opens my mind.

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And as you said, we need

to unlearn many things.

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So for someone that is new to this

work or they want to improve their

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health, because I know that's

gonna mean more freedom as well.

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Neil: Mm.

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Giorgia: What are the main things

we got to unlearn about our health?

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Neil: Hmm.

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Great question.

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We don't have a genetic disease.

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We don't have chronic illnesses.

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We have recurring symptoms And

everything has root causes and I say

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causes because there's normally a

cascade of things causing symptoms.

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So inflammation is often spoken

about as the root cause, but

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it's not really the root cause.

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: 00:20:45

It's like a midway…

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It's a symptom itself.

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: 00:20:48

It's the underlying cause of all of

this umbrella of symptoms, from skin

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: 00:20:52

conditions, to joint pains, to autoimmune

disease, to heart disease, to cancer.

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: 00:20:58

All of that is symptomatic

of chronic inflammation.

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: 00:21:03

So if we have these chronic illnesses,

call it eczema or arthritis or

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whatever you wanna call it, they're

all symptoms of chronic inflammation.

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: 00:21:14

So if we go, okay…

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And this is scientifically

proven and even the pharma-funded

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: 00:21:17

mainstream media has talked about

this, and I say that for a reason.

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: 00:21:20

We need to pay attention to

the media is not helpful.

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: 00:21:23

Something else we need

to unlearn is the media.

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: 00:21:26

I stopped paying attention to it 10

years ago because I realized it's

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: 00:21:29

basically the primary marketing

arm for the pharmaceutical

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: 00:21:32

industry, the mainstream media.

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: 00:21:34

We need to understand that.

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The way every single article is

written always points people towards

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: 00:21:39

drugs, surgery, and vaccines.

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: 00:21:40

So, we need to understand all of these

labels are symptomatic of inflammation,

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: 00:21:45

and then that gives us power to

ask why it's happening, and then

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: 00:21:50

everything just gets easier once

you've got these fundamentals.

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: 00:21:53

So a symptom is a symptom.

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: 00:21:55

It's not a genetic disease.

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: 00:21:57

It's not a chronic illness.

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: 00:21:58

It's a recurring symptom.

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: 00:22:00

So unlearn genetic disease, unlearn

chronic illness, start thinking

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symptom of chronic inflammation, start

thinking symptom of low voltage, and

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: 00:22:11

then everything just gets a lot easier.

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: 00:22:13

What else do we need to unlearn?

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: 00:22:15

What we're told is healthy in terms

of nutrition in the mainstream

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: 00:22:19

is not really that healthy.

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: 00:22:21

In fact, at the end of my book,

The Vitality Secret, I said

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: 00:22:24

question convention because what

we believe is true in convention

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: 00:22:30

isn't necessarily true universally.

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: 00:22:33

So a lot of people in…

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: 00:22:35

Let's talk about wheat, for example.

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: 00:22:37

In America, people eat

wheat several times a day.

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: 00:22:40

Same in England, same in…

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: 00:22:41

In fact, same in Europe.

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: 00:22:42

In America it's a whole other ballgame

'cause it's not wheat like you get

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: 00:22:47

in Italy, like you get in Rome.

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: 00:22:49

It's been hybridized- And

it's laced with glyphosate.

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: 00:22:54

So it's gone through a process

called mutagenesis, which alters

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: 00:22:58

how it was originally made.

446

: 00:23:00

All these new proteins were added to it so

farmers can yield more in less time, which

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: 00:23:06

sounds great 'cause you can get more.

448

: 00:23:08

It's good for the agricultural

industry, terrible for our gut,

449

: 00:23:11

and then it's laced in glyphosate,

Roundup, which is highly carcinogenic.

450

: 00:23:16

So if people eat that, often every

day, often several times a day, in

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: 00:23:21

America, wondering why they have

this … why they're inflamed.

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: 00:23:25

So we need to unlearn that.

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: 00:23:26

All this GMO nonsense,

we need to unlearn that.

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: 00:23:30

Genetically modified organisms.

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: 00:23:32

We cannot play God, basically.

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: 00:23:35

We cannot interfere with things.

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: 00:23:38

We have to adhere to Mother Nature,

how it was originally created.

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: 00:23:42

I've got goosebumps as I said that.

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: 00:23:45

One of the most dangerous things we

could ever do is interfere with nature

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: 00:23:49

and how we were created, which is why

these injections have caused so many

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: 00:23:53

problems, the COVID ones particularly.

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: 00:23:56

Yeah.

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: 00:23:56

I hope you don't mind me

saying that on this show.

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: 00:24:00

Just being honest.

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: 00:24:01

Gotta get it out there because so

many people are severely injured

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: 00:24:04

from these COVID injections.

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: 00:24:06

And we just have to understand

the mechanism of how they work

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: 00:24:08

and what they do to our genes.

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: 00:24:09

It should just … That alone

should give everyone the red flag.

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: 00:24:14

So we need to unlearn what we're

told in the media, unlearn what

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: 00:24:17

we're told by governments, unlearn

what we're told by the regulatory

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: 00:24:21

agencies because they're majority

funded by the industry they regulate.

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: 00:24:25

In America, unlearn everything we're told

by the all three letter organizations.

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: 00:24:29

And understand that health can

be so much simpler when we just

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: 00:24:35

ask what is creating the symptom?

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: 00:24:38

Why, how have I drifted from nature?

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: 00:24:41

And then we get our bodies back.

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: 00:24:44

We free ourselves from those

symptoms, those recurring

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: 00:24:46

symptoms, and pain, and medication.

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: 00:24:49

Always asking why is it happening,

not just accepting this is a genetic

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: 00:24:54

disease and my body is faulty.

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: 00:24:56

That's a really victimizing

way of looking at the body, and

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: 00:24:59

that's been programmed into us.

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: 00:25:01

So yeah, I've mentioned

cancer a few times.

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: 00:25:04

It's heartbreaking how much programming

has been done to us in that world.

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: 00:25:10

Constantly through the media.

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: 00:25:12

Constantly.

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: 00:25:14

Look, cancer's just a

big subject right now.

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: 00:25:16

Almost every day I'm talking

to people who've got it.

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: 00:25:19

If we just reframe what it is, and I

shared this phenomenal two-minute, Dr.

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: 00:25:24

Jerry Tennant video last

Friday, and it went viral.

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: 00:25:27

I think it's had 120,000

views in just a few days now

493

: 00:25:30

Dawn: Wow

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: 00:25:31

Neil: It flips the entire cancer narrative

on its head in two minutes, 'cause it's

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: 00:25:35

all about low voltage, and it's all

about what creates the low voltage.

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: 00:25:39

It's low voltage, under

oxygenation of cells.

497

: 00:25:42

And the tumor, he describes the tumor

as essentially a survival response.

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: 00:25:46

It's cells craving oxygen, and it's

interestingly indistinguishable

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: 00:25:52

from the placenta Yeah.

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: 00:25:55

Interesting, right?

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: 00:25:56

Dawn: Yeah

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: 00:25:57

Neil: So that tumor the mainstream

media wants you to go and fight and

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: 00:26:00

go to war with, thanks to President

Nixon, it's nothing to go to war

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: 00:26:04

with and it's nothing to fight.

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: 00:26:06

Goosebumps again.

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: 00:26:07

We need to understand what's creating it,

and that's where the freedom comes from.

507

: 00:26:10

Talking about freedom, the freedom

comes from understanding what's

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: 00:26:13

created it, and then we get to

experience some kind of an awakening.

509

: 00:26:17

A lot of people who reverse cancer

with no medical intervention

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: 00:26:21

often say, "Cancer saved my life."

511

: 00:26:23

And I've interviewed multiple

people as well who've reversed

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: 00:26:26

cancer with no medical intervention,

and they say the same thing.

513

: 00:26:28

It's like the best thing that ever

happened to them because they could

514

: 00:26:31

then go, "Okay, what's created this?"

515

: 00:26:34

The thing is we have to get past the

programming to ask those questions.

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: 00:26:38

We need to understand how

the medical system operates.

517

: 00:26:41

We need to understand the

origins of the medical industry.

518

: 00:26:43

We need to learn the origins of

the medical industry, which I

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: 00:26:47

wrote about in both my books.

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: 00:26:48

So when we unlearn everything we've

learned and we relearn history,

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: 00:26:55

like the origins of the medical

industry, everything gets easier.

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: 00:26:59

We start to see that it's distorted

from: 1910

523

: 00:27:05

been, let's just say, distorted.

524

: 00:27:07

There's so much programming that's

taken place for the last 116 years.

525

: 00:27:12

So once we get to understand the money

trail, like everything's about money.

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: 00:27:17

We've all heard it, follow the money.

527

: 00:27:19

We've seen it throughout COVID very, very

clearly, and then all of this corruption's

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: 00:27:24

been unfolding before our very eyes.

529

: 00:27:26

All this stuff that was already

available to us in: 2020

530

: 00:27:29

no one wanted to believe it.

531

: 00:27:30

It's all being revealed, how it operates.

532

: 00:27:34

So coming back to your

question, what can we unlearn?

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: 00:27:38

I've said a lot.

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: 00:27:40

COVID has given us such an opportunity

to look at how not just COVID

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: 00:27:47

operated and the programming and

the psychological operations that

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: 00:27:52

were designed and carried out.

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: 00:27:57

If we can apply that same level of

thinking, that same level of consciousness

538

: 00:28:01

to the industry itself, then we start

going, "Okay, let's put that aside."

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: 00:28:06

It's amazing in emergency,

phenomenal, unbeatable.

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: 00:28:10

Gotta be grateful to it for emergencies,

we've all got examples of how

541

: 00:28:13

phenomenal it is in that regard.

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: 00:28:15

When it comes to the treatment of

illness and dis-ease, that's when

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: 00:28:18

we need to really pay attention.

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: 00:28:21

The moment we start taking drugs

or worse is when things get

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: 00:28:25

worse, and people end up playing

whack-a-mole with their symptoms.

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: 00:28:29

One symptom pops over here, and

they start taking a drug, and they

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: 00:28:33

think, "Oh, my symptom's gone away.

548

: 00:28:34

Great."

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: 00:28:34

And then they have a new symptom over

here because you can't fix something

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: 00:28:37

over here with a synthetic and not

expect a ramification over here.

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: 00:28:42

And that's just how it works.

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: 00:28:44

Every single drug comes with side effects.

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: 00:28:46

So people take a drug, they

think, "Oh, yay, it's working,"

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: 00:28:49

and then they have a new symptom.

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: 00:28:50

But the medical industry doesn't say,

"Oh, it's because of the drug and

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: 00:28:53

because you've ignored the cause."

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: 00:28:54

They say, "You have a genetic disease,

so you need to take this drug."

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: 00:28:58

And it's unrelated.

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: 00:28:59

No, what's happened is people

have the chronic inflammation.

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: 00:29:03

They're prescribed a drug.

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: 00:29:05

The chronic inflammation is ignored,

so the fire continues to burn, and

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: 00:29:10

it's unnoticed because they're taking

a drug or whatever else, taking

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: 00:29:13

the steroid cream for the skin.

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: 00:29:16

The fire continues to burn,

so it's like an illusion of

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: 00:29:18

healing when you take a drug.

566

: 00:29:20

It's not even healing.

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: 00:29:21

Drugs don't heal.

568

: 00:29:22

It's an illusion.

569

: 00:29:24

So you start taking the drugs.

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: 00:29:25

You think you're getting better

because your symptoms ease.

571

: 00:29:28

Maybe even your blood work gets

better when you take the drugs,

572

: 00:29:31

so that's even more confusing.

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: 00:29:32

You're like, "Hang on, the blood

pressure's coming down," or the, " my

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: 00:29:35

high cholesterol is coming down.

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: 00:29:37

Yay, it's working."

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: 00:29:38

First of all, cholesterol is

not the cause of heart disease.

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: 00:29:40

Chronic inflammation is.

578

: 00:29:42

Cholesterol turns up to support us

in the event of a fire in the body.

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: 00:29:46

So all of these drugs have

these mechanisms to give us the

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: 00:29:49

illusion that they're working.

581

: 00:29:52

It's like the warning lights

on your car dashboard.

582

: 00:29:54

You tape over- … yet the

fire's continuing to burn.

583

: 00:29:58

Something's going on in the engine

that's being ignored, you just

584

: 00:30:02

turn off the warning lights.

585

: 00:30:04

You put a piece of tape

over or you remove the bulb.

586

: 00:30:07

So it's understanding this illusion,

the moment we start taking drugs…

587

: 00:30:12

again, they have their place,

and sometimes God is in the pill.

588

: 00:30:14

But the moment we start taking

drugs for any label of symptom,

589

: 00:30:17

we need to understand that we're

not addressing the cause, and it's

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: 00:30:21

almost certain we will have another

symptom soon, and it's whack-a-mole.

591

: 00:30:26

And then you have another symptom and

then another drug and then another

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: 00:30:29

symptom and then another drug and every

time we're told it's a genetic disease.

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: 00:30:34

It's not helpful.

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: 00:30:36

So that's the trap people get into

the moment they start taking drugs.

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: 00:30:40

So I always say … medications.

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: 00:30:42

So I always say the best time

to not use the Western medical

597

: 00:30:47

industry is the first diagnosis

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: 00:30:51

Because unless it's essential,

unless we have to, unless

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: 00:30:54

it's an emergency, amazing.

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: 00:30:56

It's the continuous use of drugs

that makes us sicker, giving us the

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: 00:31:01

illusion that we're getting better

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: 00:31:03

Dawn: Yeah, that's one thing that

I have typically said, especially

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: 00:31:07

since becoming a nutritionist.

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: 00:31:08

At the same time, I did say

it before that, before I fully

605

: 00:31:12

understood what I was talking about.

606

: 00:31:14

I would go to see the doctor, and they

would automatically wanna give me an

607

: 00:31:17

antibiotic, for example, and I'm like,

"Are you sure I have an infection?

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: 00:31:21

Show me where I have infection."

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: 00:31:23

And because I was in the military, it was

quite difficult to deal with that issue.

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: 00:31:29

At the same time, I say medicine has its

place, and typically it's emergencies.

611

: 00:31:35

Yeah.

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: 00:31:35

And for me, you know about the

situation of me being hospitalized

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: 00:31:39

last year and having severe asthma

in this country, which I have- Mm

614

: 00:31:44

been working on consistently.

615

: 00:31:45

At the same time, right now

I do require the injection

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: 00:31:49

that I take every two months.

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: 00:31:51

It has changed my life.

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: 00:31:53

I use my regular inhaler maybe three

times a day versus before I was

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: 00:31:58

hospitalized, it was 16 to 20 times a day.

620

: 00:32:00

Wow.

621

: 00:32:01

Wow.

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: 00:32:01

I don't take, I don't take

steroids at all anymore.

623

: 00:32:04

This injection it has been

utilized for many different

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: 00:32:07

things, even where my niece works.

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: 00:32:09

She works in a medical- What is it?

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: 00:32:11

… aesthetic.

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: 00:32:12

So I take Fasenra and it's actually

got a really long name, like

628

: 00:32:16

benralizumab or something like that.

629

: 00:32:19

Neil: Weird how they

come up with these names.

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: 00:32:21

Dawn: Right?

631

: 00:32:21

Neil: What…

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: 00:32:21

I guess what I mean is what does it do?

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: 00:32:24

Dawn: So what it- To stop- … does

is it completely eliminates the

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: 00:32:26

eosinophils in my body because

the type of asthma that I have is

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: 00:32:31

eosinophilic, which was not the type

of asthma I had before moving to Italy.

636

: 00:32:36

Now, what I have learned- Mm … over

the last year of doing a lot of research

637

: 00:32:40

for myself and actually having a fully

operating brain, is that, I have had for

638

: 00:32:46

a long time, without knowing it, mast

cell activation syndrome, his- Oh, yeah.

639

: 00:32:50

G- … histamine overload.

640

: 00:32:52

Yeah.

641

: 00:32:52

On top of that, according to Chinese

medicine, a weakened spleen, and

642

: 00:32:57

since being in the hospital, a

lymphatic system that doesn't flow

643

: 00:33:01

as well as it did before I went in.

644

: 00:33:04

And so- Wow … I'm working

on all of those things now.

645

: 00:33:07

Now, I utilized all of the things that

you did with me, also The Emotion Code,

646

: 00:33:12

which that could be a whole nother

episode for us to talk about that.

647

: 00:33:17

I utilized The Emotion Code.

648

: 00:33:18

I utilized the frequency sounds that

you sent me, which it had said in the

649

: 00:33:23

documents for me to wait because there

was so much overload going on in my

650

: 00:33:27

body, I needed to go slowly, slowly.

651

: 00:33:30

And Giorgia knows me well enough that

slowly, slowly is not in my vocabulary.

652

: 00:33:35

Yet the last year, more so actually I

would say probably the last five months-

653

: 00:33:40

Have really become slowly really focusing

on me, my health, what's coming up,

654

: 00:33:46

listening to my body when it's like,

"Yo, go take a nap," and I go take a nap.

655

: 00:33:52

And that's also something I learned about

with the mast cell activation syndrome.

656

: 00:33:56

I laid out a few days ago to get a

little bit of sun, 'cause I like to be

657

: 00:34:01

tan, especially I'm going to a wedding.

658

: 00:34:04

Neil: Yeah.

659

: 00:34:04

Dawn: So I was going to say

660

: 00:34:16

a healthy tan is a very real thing.

661

: 00:34:16

Yeah, so I got some sun

662

: 00:34:17

and I broke up the time and

I did an hour on one side and

663

: 00:34:18

an hour on the other, and as soon

as I finished the second one, I was

664

: 00:34:19

like, uhhh, I think, like I need

665

: 00:34:19

Dawn: to go take a nap.

666

: 00:34:20

And my naps are not normal.

667

: 00:34:22

They're like three to five hours.

668

: 00:34:24

Oh.

669

: 00:34:24

So I researched it afterwards,

and basically what the sun did was

670

: 00:34:29

activate the mast cells saying,

"We need to fix this problem.

671

: 00:34:33

This doesn't work for us right now,"

because of what's going on in my body.

672

: 00:34:37

Neil: Wow.

673

: 00:34:37

Dawn: The mast cells said, "We need to

shut her down so we can do our job."

674

: 00:34:42

Neil: Wow.

675

: 00:34:43

Dawn: So my body- I love that

you found that out … shut down.

676

: 00:34:46

Yeah.

677

: 00:34:46

So it's so interesting how everything

goes together, and I would say that

678

: 00:34:52

even though it was the scariest, most

horrific experience I've had in my

679

: 00:34:56

life, what happened April 24th of last

year, it was probably the best thing

680

: 00:35:02

that happened to me to get underneath

the root cause of all of these- Mm

681

: 00:35:07

issues.

682

: 00:35:07

Because I get to follow up with the

doctor that I see right now, who

683

: 00:35:13

fortunately is listening to me as a

colleague, not like I'm some dummy.

684

: 00:35:18

Also, has listened to my entire series

from my Breathe Easy, Breathe Well summit

685

: 00:35:24

that I did that you were a guest on.

686

: 00:35:25

Love it.

687

: 00:35:25

Neil: Yeah.

688

: 00:35:26

Dawn: He's interested in seeing

the perspective of other physicians

689

: 00:35:29

even though he's a professor who

teaches that this is the kind of

690

: 00:35:33

medicine that supports people with

the kind of asthma that I have.

691

: 00:35:37

And so I get to follow up with him

for a few years, and after about three

692

: 00:35:42

years they'll do a reevaluation to

determine if they believe it's okay

693

: 00:35:46

for me to come off this medication.

694

: 00:35:48

Which I said to him- Mm … my

intention is not to be on this

695

: 00:35:50

medication for the rest of my life.

696

: 00:35:52

Yeah.

697

: 00:35:52

I will figure out whatever the root

cause is, I will figure out how to

698

: 00:35:55

reverse it, and I appreciate that

I have this tool right now because

699

: 00:36:01

if I didn't have this tool, my life

wouldn't be what it is right now.

700

: 00:36:05

Neil: Yeah, absolutely.

701

: 00:36:05

Dawn: Yeah.

702

: 00:36:06

Neil: That's why I say

sometimes God is in the pill.

703

: 00:36:08

Yes.

704

: 00:36:08

A friend of mine with

Lyme said the same thing.

705

: 00:36:11

Dawn: Yeah.

706

: 00:36:11

Neil: In fact, that's who I

get it, who I got it from.

707

: 00:36:13

She said, "Neil, sometimes

God is in the pill.

708

: 00:36:16

We've gotta honor that."

709

: 00:36:18

And I say absolutely.

710

: 00:36:19

So, I've got a couple of

leading questions for you.

711

: 00:36:22

Dawn: Okay.

712

: 00:36:22

Neil: Have you explored all

of the dental connections?

713

: 00:36:26

Dawn: So I do have…

714

: 00:36:27

I know that some are directly

connected to my lungs.

715

: 00:36:30

And I do have some amalgam fillings.

716

: 00:36:32

I had o- Oh,

717

: 00:36:33

Neil: you do?

718

: 00:36:34

Dawn: Yeah.

719

: 00:36:34

I only had- Oh … one removed.

720

: 00:36:37

And it was a horrific experience for

me that I was like, "I don't think

721

: 00:36:40

I wanna ever go through that again."

722

: 00:36:41

Yeah.

723

: 00:36:42

At the same time, I didn't understand

that I had cracked tooth syndrome,

724

: 00:36:45

which is probably why that tooth

hurt to the intensity that it did.

725

: 00:36:51

And so I do follow the organs that go…

726

: 00:36:54

Not the electricity part, yet the organs

that are- Mm … correlated to our teeth.

727

: 00:36:58

And I think I shared with you that I

did have a root canal done when I was

728

: 00:37:02

15, and the unfortunate thing is if it

were my back teeth, I wouldn't care.

729

: 00:37:06

I'd have it redone.

730

: 00:37:07

It's my front tooth.

731

: 00:37:09

And because it's my front tooth and I

love my smile, I don't wanna deal with

732

: 00:37:14

a flipper- Yeah … and all the stuff.

733

: 00:37:16

Neil: Well- there might be some

ways to avoid the root canal

734

: 00:37:20

and still restore the voltage.

735

: 00:37:22

Dawn: Oh, okay.

736

: 00:37:23

Neil: It's…

737

: 00:37:23

Have you seen the documentary Root Cause?

738

: 00:37:26

Dawn: Yes, I have.

739

: 00:37:27

Yes.

740

: 00:37:28

Yeah.

741

: 00:37:29

Neil: It's mind-blowing.

742

: 00:37:30

Dawn: Yes.

743

: 00:37:30

Neil: I mean, it was stripped from

Netflix 'cause it was controversial.

744

: 00:37:33

Yeah.

745

: 00:37:33

Meaning it was accurate.

746

: 00:37:35

Dawn: Yeah.

747

: 00:37:35

Neil: And it's extraordinary that

the data that they came out with.

748

: 00:37:39

A lot of people…

749

: 00:37:42

A lot of people don't wanna remove a

tooth or replace the mercury because

750

: 00:37:46

it's expensive, and also there's a

risk when you replace the mercury.

751

: 00:37:50

If there's mercury spillage…

752

: 00:37:52

So it has to be done by a

biological dentist or a holistic

753

: 00:37:56

dentist, someone knows…

754

: 00:37:57

who is trained to chelate and protect

the body and mouth efficiently.

755

: 00:38:04

Yeah.

756

: 00:38:04

People have got into trouble

with using a standard dentist,

757

: 00:38:07

having the mercury removed, and

then they got mercury poisoning.

758

: 00:38:10

I've actually got someone on my podcast

who was essentially signed off crazy,

759

: 00:38:14

and a functional medicine doctor

saved her life because he went through

760

: 00:38:18

all of these things, what's created

this, and it was mercury poisoning.

761

: 00:38:22

So there is a risk that comes

with removing the mercury.

762

: 00:38:26

It's just worth knowing, that teeth can

literally be the cause of our challenges.

763

: 00:38:34

Dawn: Yeah.

764

: 00:38:34

Neil: So there could be a

way, if there's a root…

765

: 00:38:37

If there's an infected root

canal, there might be a way using

766

: 00:38:41

frequency to allow the bacteria

to be neutralized effectively.

767

: 00:38:47

There might be.

768

: 00:38:48

I'm not saying there is.

769

: 00:38:49

I'm seeing some interesting

stuff in that space.

770

: 00:38:52

Dawn: Yeah.

771

: 00:38:52

I wanna say I think that…

772

: 00:38:54

Well, I know personally me, I could

keep going on and on and on with you.

773

: 00:38:58

I think Giorgia's kind of

like, "What's going on here?"

774

: 00:39:01

for sure.

775

: 00:39:01

Yes.

776

: 00:39:02

Although I'm sure she's learning

a lot in the same respect.

777

: 00:39:05

What I would like to say is that…

778

: 00:39:11

I would love to continue this

conversation, and yet we're coming at

779

: 00:39:14

the end of our time, what way could

our listeners reach out to you to get

780

: 00:39:18

information about what you do with

Body Electrician, to get information

781

: 00:39:21

about your coaching, to get information

about the bioresonance scans?

782

: 00:39:25

How can they connect with you, Neil?

783

: 00:39:27

Neil: Thank you, Dawn and Giorgia.

784

: 00:39:28

I've just got a new website.

785

: 00:39:30

I've just launched a new website.

786

: 00:39:31

It's called thebodyelectrician.com,

787

: 00:39:34

and those three things are all on it.

788

: 00:39:36

The only link I don't have on that one

is actually for private coaching, 'cause

789

: 00:39:39

I've just used that one for bioresonance

scans, for my Body Electric community

790

: 00:39:45

on Skool, and for group coaching.

791

: 00:39:49

So all of that's there.

792

: 00:39:50

The details are there.

793

: 00:39:52

And, my other site is vitalitysecret.com,

794

: 00:39:54

which is more broad, and that's

about my- both my books, and

795

: 00:39:57

I've got podcasts on there.

796

: 00:39:58

The one I'm wanting to talk about

more is The Body Electrician

797

: 00:40:01

because it's more targeted, and

798

: 00:40:03

it's easier to just…

799

: 00:40:04

You don't get lost in that website.

800

: 00:40:07

You get a little bit

lost in Vitality Secret.

801

: 00:40:09

I didn't follow all the marketing gurus.

802

: 00:40:13

So, yeah, bodyelectrician.com,

803

: 00:40:15

thank you, is, the best place to start.

804

: 00:40:17

Giorgia: Awesome.

805

: 00:40:18

We're gonna put all the links in the

show notes below for anyone who wants to

806

: 00:40:22

reach out find out more, and potentially

work with you as well, 'cause I'm

807

: 00:40:25

sure that after hearing this they're

like, "Yes, I actually need to know

808

: 00:40:29

more about what's going on with me."

809

: 00:40:30

Yeah.

810

: 00:40:31

So the last question that we have

for all our guests is what's one

811

: 00:40:36

way that our listeners can start

unleashing their freedom today?

812

: 00:40:42

Neil: Ooh, unleashing their freedom.

813

: 00:40:43

So I'm gonna talk about freedom from

symptoms, from illnesses, from pain.

814

: 00:40:49

I would just say one- one way is to

start asking, "What is causing this?"

815

: 00:40:56

'Cause that's such a great

empowering leading question that

816

: 00:40:58

can come up with any, answer really.

817

: 00:41:01

And honor your intuition about what

comes because that, by the way, is one

818

: 00:41:08

of the nine traits that people have who

radically reversed stage four cancers

819

: 00:41:13

without any medical intervention.

820

: 00:41:15

One of the nine traits is honoring

or trusting your intuition.

821

: 00:41:20

Dawn: I love that response, and

I really love how you brought in

822

: 00:41:23

honoring and trusting your intuition.

823

: 00:41:26

As a person who up until recently

second-guessed my intuition, and learning

824

: 00:41:33

that the price that I paid when I was

second-guessing it was that I would get

825

: 00:41:36

angry at myself, and like, "Why didn't

I listen to myself the first time?"

826

: 00:41:39

Right.

827

: 00:41:40

And so now I really am like, "This

is what my intuition is saying,

828

: 00:41:44

and I'm not shifting whatever it

is that it's telling me because

829

: 00:41:48

I'm not gonna be angry at myself.

830

: 00:41:50

I don't wanna pay that price anymore."

831

: 00:41:52

So other people would

call it a consequence.

832

: 00:41:55

I'm not willing to pay that.

833

: 00:41:57

And so I love that you took it to that.

834

: 00:41:59

And I just wanna say thank you so

much, Neil, for being with us today.

835

: 00:42:03

I've thoroughly enjoyed the conversation.

836

: 00:42:05

I'm sure our listeners will

too, and just thank you.

837

: 00:42:10

Neil: Thank you so much.

838

: 00:42:10

Thank you so much, Dawn,

and thank you, Giorgia.

839

: 00:42:12

It's been a pleasure.

840

: 00:42:13

I hope I haven't talked too much.

841

: 00:42:17

Dawn: It's great.

842

: 00:42:17

It's g- for me, it's great.

843

: 00:42:19

Yes.

844

: 00:42:20

'Cause I get to learn more and I

think that that is what also supports

845

: 00:42:25

our listeners because it's not just

about me and Giorgia talking and

846

: 00:42:28

sharing, it really is about our guest

sharing their experience, sharing

847

: 00:42:33

their wisdom, and if it aligns with

our audience, then that's fantastic.

848

: 00:42:39

Neil: Beautiful.

849

: 00:42:40

Well, I really hope it's been

valuable for your audience, and

850

: 00:42:43

looking forward to hearing it.

851

: 00:42:44

Dawn: Absolutely.