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Ep 523 How long will you live? Be surprised.

The average American will not live to see 80-years of age. The average life expectancy stands around 76.4 years, according to the CDC, with women living an average of 79.3 years and men expiring sooner at 73.5

Ep 522 What is the point of health?

 True health isn't just about the physical; it encompasses gratitude and connection to the divine, however, you may perceive it. Fear is an infectious disease. You can catch fear but you cannot catch faith. That comes from within.Faith has a profound ability to heal, serving as a powerful force in our wellness journey. Whether it's through prayer, meditation, or the practice of mindfulness, faith can provide comfort, resilience, and a sense of purpose that can aid in healing and recovery.

Ep 521 Microplastics, Microbiome and Health

 These tiny particles contain harmful chemicals like flame retardants, persistent organic pollutants (POPs), and plasticizers such as BPA, which can disrupt hormones and cause chronic inflammation.We share our bodies with our gut microbes. You could even say that much of what we are depends on the bacteria we carry. They can make us thin or fat, healthy or sick, happy or depressed. Science is just beginning to understand how gut microbes affect our health.
According to the video, microplastics are tiny plastic fragments that have permeated our lives. They are found in our food packaging, clothes, and even the air we breathe. These microplastics can wreak havoc on our delicate microbiome, which is a community of microorganisms that live in our bodies and are essential for our health.
Microplastics can disrupt the balance of our microbiome, leading to a variety of health problems, including weakened immunity, inflammation, and even chronic diseases.
The speaker of the video, Dr. Ron, suggests some ways to reduce our exposure to microplastics, such as using stainless steel water bottles instead of plastic ones and avoiding plastic bags at the grocery store. He also recommends eating organic meat and fish whenever possible.
In addition to reducing microplastics intake, Dr. Ron also emphasizes the importance of supporting our microbiome through a healthy diet, exercise, and good sleep. He warns against overuse of antibiotics, medications, and toxic mouthwashes, as these can all damage our gut bacteria.

Ep 520 Warriors be weary, Junk fish in junk out. Farmed fish

When the Environmental Working Group (EWG) tested  farmed salmon from U.S. grocery stores, they found  farmed salmon had, on average:20
16 times more PCBs than wild salmon4 times more PCBs than beef3.4 times more PCBs than other seafoodFarmed fish are directly being fed plastics, which can impact their health and nutritional value. 
You see, my fellow warriors, farmed fish may seem like the convenient, eco-friendly option, but there's a dark side lurking in those crowded pens. Pesticides, antibiotics, and toxic chemicals swirl around these captive fish like a menacing undertow, threatening not only their health but potentially ours as well.
The video discusses the potential health risks of consuming farm-raised fish, and recommends wild-caught fish as a healthier alternative.
Dr. Ron argues that farm-raised fish are inferior to wild-caught fish in several ways:
Nutrient deficiencies: Farm-raised fish tend to be lower in omega-3 fatty acids and other nutrients compared to wild-caught fish.
Higher levels of toxins: Farm-raised fish may contain higher levels of pesticides, antibiotics, and microplastics due to the crowded and often unsanitary conditions in which they are raised.
Environmental impact: Fish farms can contribute to pollution and the spread of disease in the surrounding water.
Dr. Ron recommends consuming wild-caught fish, such as salmon, sardines, mackerel, and herring, as a healthier alternative to farm-raised fish. He also suggests grass-fed beef as a good source of protein.

Ep 519 Warriors Be cautious of Statins and Hospital Problems

Ladies and gentlemen, tonight let's talk about the double-edged sword of statins. Sure, they're hailed as the knights in shining armor against heart disease, but let's not forget their dark side. From muscle pain to memory loss, the laundry list of side effects reads like a cautionary tale. And to add insult to injury, their effectiveness often falls short of the hype. So, grab a seat and let's dive into the tangled web of statins, where the promise of health clashes with the reality of risk.

Ep 518 The Future of Medicine is Today

Frequency medicine is a paradigm shift, a return to ancient wisdom where the body's innate frequencies hold the key to healing—no more dependency on pharmaceuticals with their laundry list of side effects. Instead, we're tapping into the ancient practice of imprinting stones, cards, and liquids with healing frequencies.

Ep 517 News and Commentary

Remember, you are the captain of your own wellness ship.  We're just here to provide the compass, the tools, and the support to navigate your journey with confidence. So, buckle up, warriors! It's time to chart your course to the best version of YOU! Be a wellness warrior

Ep 516 Question everything, Believe nothing. Wellness Warrior

Maintaining a healthy gut is crucial for a robust immune system, as the gut houses a significant portion of our immune cells and plays a pivotal role in overall well-being.

Ep 515 Warriors question everything

This ain't about blind skepticism, it's about taking charge of your own health. Don't just swallow the pills the man shoves down your throat! Ask questions, research, dig deep. Find the root cause, not just the Band-Aid solution.

Ep 514 Wellness Warriors Plastic and toxins

You see, Wellness Warriors, your body is a magnificent bioreactor. What you put into it, what you put on it, it all matters. We're talking nano-plastics infiltrating your gut, toxins masquerading as healthy fats, and endocrine disruptors playing havoc with your hormones. It's enough to make a warrior want to throw in the towel!
This video is about the health risks of plastics and toxins, and how to protect yourself from them.
The speaker, Dr. Ron, is a medical doctor who believes that most doctors are trained to focus on prescribing drugs and medical devices, rather than on lifestyle factors that can contribute to health problems. He encourages viewers to be their own health advocates and to take steps to reduce their exposure to plastics and toxins.
Some of the specific topics covered in the video include:
The dangers of nanoplastics, which are tiny plastic particles that can enter the bloodstream and organs.
The link between plastics and endocrine disruption, which can lead to infertility, birth defects, and other health problems.
The importance of drinking clean water and eating a healthy diet to avoid exposure to toxins.
The benefits of exercise, sweating, and other detoxification methods.
Dr. Ron also mentions that he is planning to start a new video channel on Rumble, where he will be able to talk about more controversial topics that are not allowed on YouTube. He encourages viewers to subscribe to his channel and to spread the word about his message.
Overall, this video is a call to action for viewers to take charge of their own health and to make lifestyle changes that can reduce their exposure to plastics and toxins.