I have a visitor, and
he comes by the house all
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the time for several
years now and he is so
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mean, I wish he will
leave. His name is Arthur
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and sometimes when it
rains, he doesn't want to
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go home. Now if you
have a visitor like that,
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this program is
just for you entitled,
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'Joint Venture'.
So, stay with us.
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Hi and welcome to
Abundant Living. I'm your
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host Curtis Eakins and
this is my beautiful bride
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Paula Eakins.
Co-host! Co-host, yes. I'm the
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co-host and you are
the co-host. That's right.
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We're also
co-director of Health Seminars
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Unlimited. We
co-habitat together, when we
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married in case those
of tuning in on first time,
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so, okay, you got your
mouth open honey, okay,
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okay, so a fly in going to
fly in. Okay, you start talking.
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You began this
program this Joint Venture
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talking about
Arthur, Arthur, and so I know
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everybody is
saying. Who in the world is
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Arthur? Yeah, I'll
tell you. A lot of people he
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is so mean. He causes
so many people so much
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pain and misery. I
mean he just got to go.
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I mean we don't kick
him out today, out of
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your house and out of
our house, well you know
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not in our house, but
we don't want him to be in
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our house. Well,
Arthur, now most people
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already know that
Arthur is arthritis,
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particularly
osteoarthritis. Now I
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have to say this, I'm
not making this out folks,
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I used to work at
a Seniors Apartment
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Complex, I was the
desk clerk at the time
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and I noticed that a
lot of ladies that come
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downstairs and
they talked amongst
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themselves, I
was at the desk there
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I was listening in on them
and invariably sometimes they
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will say you know
Arthur he visit me last
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night and he stayed
with me for long time and
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so okay I'm just listening
to this and the other lady
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say well, he was
with me the day before
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you know. I said
to myself this Arthur
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he really is getting
around and he's like a
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lady's man. Then it
dawned on me, they were
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talking about
arthritis. That's right. But, it
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took a while for me
to catch on what they
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were talking about.
So, we are talking about
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arthritis, so Arthur,
that's the nickname that
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has been used for
this disease. Well, so many
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people suffering with
we call it like you said
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joint venture with
Arthur and I remember
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that we've done a
couple of programs,
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that's right, we did
a program as a matter of
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fact Curtis's mother is
over the senior, Ministry
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Department, Ministries
in our church at First
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Church and once a
month she has some
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particular program that
she is actually doing in.
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She calls Curtis and I
in quite often, a little
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nepotism is going on
and has us come and do some
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programming, that's
right, and one of the
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the highly requested
programs was arthritis.
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That's right. Joint
Venture. People complaining,
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and you know at
first you are wondering was
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a lot of people going
to come to this program
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I cannot begin to
tell you there was standing
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room only of the
people. They came in the
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wheelchairs. Yes,
they did. They came in with
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the walkers. That's
right. People are really
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hurting in trying to
figure out how to get
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around, especially
when they can't get around
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and they used to.
We had over 60 people
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attending that at
First Church at Huntsville,
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Alabama. That's right.
Yeah, for that some up.
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And that was not
enough, if that was not
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enough, we at the
Camp Meeting our Camp
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Meeting comes around
at June time frame South
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Central Conference
Camp Meeting and believe
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it or not we did the
same program at the Camp
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Meeting. It was over a
180 people. That showed
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up at that particular
program. So, it's amazing
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how many people are
actually suffering and
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going through a lot of
stuff with their joints,
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the arthritis,
osteoarthritis and like
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and so this is a
good program. Yes, it is.
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And you know, we did not
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even plan on doing
that program at Camp
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Meeting arthritis. No,
no. We had a whole set of
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programs already
preplanned and asked a show
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up hands, how many is
interested in this topic
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or that topic when I
said arthritis, a whole lot
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of hands raised up, yes
yeah, and so okay honey,
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well this, we will
be doing this program
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tomorrow so, yeah,
yeah, very well received
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though but yes. How
serious is Osteoarthritis?
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It is very, very
serious. And I used to work at
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the Huntsville
Hospital for about 10 years, 8
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years in the area of
surgery, and invariably
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in Neurosurgery,
brain, and spinal cord,
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but some of the
surgical procedures I assisted
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was Ortho, orthopedics,
we called it Ortho and
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of course with that we
did a whole lot of total
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hip replacement and
total knee replacement
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and with that I can see
people, I look on the chart
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their X ray and I can
see why they really having
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excruciating pain
because I'm looking at the
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X ray, the joints,
and it's like bone against
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bone. So, it's very
cripply. It's the number
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one cause of disability
and joint pain, also one
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out of five people
experience some form of
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arthritis. Now they
are many different forms of
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arthritis, okay, but
one in five some form of
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arthritis as well and
so it can be very crippling
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to the American
population. It causes
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excruciating pain as
well. Now if you are over
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50, 80 percent of the
people experience a form
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of arthritis. Okay.
So, therefore with that in
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mind we can be
very crippling. Now what
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we're gonna to do is
we're going to zero in on
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not the total hip okay
but the total knee because
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in surgery they
are about maybe 260,000
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total hip replacements
in this country, 260,000.
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Total knee is 600,000.
So, with that in mind we
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gonna to focus in
on the knee not the hip
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although what applies
to the knee is applicable
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to the hip as well.
Well, what do we have,
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why don't you talk
about the knee itself.
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Do you have anatomy of
the actual knee itself,
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so we can see where
we are going with this
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program as far as
that's related? You are
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so beautiful I just
lost my train of thought.
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Oh, yes. We do have
an anatomy of the knee.
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Yeah, I just lost my
train of thought. I'm
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refocused now. Yes,
we do and okay, now to
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understand arthritis
you must look at anatomy of
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physiology and with
that in mind let's go to
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our first graphic at
this time. Okay, now we
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have of course the top
one is called the a femur
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or the thigh bone, the
bottom bone is of course
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the shin bone or tibia
and of course the patella
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or knee bone, a knee
cap I should say. At the
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end of these bones,
we have what we call the
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articular cartilage.
I called these our shock
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absorbers. So, when
we walk, the creator God
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put these built in
shocked absorbers. Therefore,
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when we walk, you
can have that shock
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absorber and
therefore we can walk and nice
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fashion there. As
well now keep this in mind,
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when these are worn
down these Articular
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Cartilage, when they
are worn down they have
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virtually no blood
supply. Therefore, it's going
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to be very difficult
for having this shock,
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cartilage or the shock
absorbers I have to say
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to rebuild themselves.
They are limited. So,
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again now this very
important to understand
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the anatomy of the
knee and also the cartilage
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that's attached of
the end of these bones as
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well to give us
that motion that when we
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move, we can move
freely and easily. So, they
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are very important.
Articular cartilage is key
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in healthy knees and
also healthy hip as well.
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Well, I know that Mary
is calling in and she is
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asking the question
and that is what exactly
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tears that cartilage
down? Well, now there is a
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lot of things that can
tear the cartilage down,
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thereby of course
bone against bone. Yeah.
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Number one, first of
all we need to understand
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what makes up
cartilage. When we determine
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what makes up the
cartilage we have to
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understand, what's one
of the causes of turning
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them down? Well, a
cartilage is about to 65
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to 85 percent water.
Thereby, if one has, is not
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hydrated enough,
not taking enough water,
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the wear and a tear
of the cartilage is more
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rapid because there is
no water there in the joint.
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But, now if a person
is more hydrated there is
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water there, then
the wear and tear is very
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slow. Therefore, it
doesn't wear down as
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fast. So, water is very
critical. So, folks if you
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listen to this
program, if you want to keep the
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cartilage healthy
and that wearing down is
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very slow;
adequate amount of water is
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critical because
cartilage is 65 to 85 percent
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water. So, actually
it's key point right there.
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Now how much that we
need and how do you're
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taking your water? Now
let's talk about that for
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a moment. Well, you
know it's amazing because
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when we were having
that program one of the
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things that we asked
those who were having a
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problem with their
joints was do you drink
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water? Number one
question? The first
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question and you
know what the majority of
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them said no. The whole
thing as we talked about
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before no matter what
disease it is, they got to
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get that water in,
that's true, because the water
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goes all throughout
the body, that's true. So,
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once again we are
saying again to use 6 to 8 oz
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glasses of water a
day. Now, it's all kind of
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ways you can drink
water. A lot of times
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people, just sometimes,
fill of a half a gallon of
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jug and do it that
way. One of ways I have
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found, the best way to
get my water in is that I
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have a container
that was 32 ounces, that's
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true and that holds 4
cups of water. So, I filled
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it up in the morning
and then I drink that four,
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you know, I just like
drink it, drink it down like
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a large amount of
that. Okay. And then I filled
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it up a second time
and that way I know that
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by the time I go
around towards the evening and
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I've gotten all 8
glasses in and so whatever way
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is best, you've got to
get it in and people say
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what about my
lemonade, what about my tea,
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you know what about
everything that I'm doing,
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the answer is 100
percent Adam's Ale, and for
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those who know me
that's a 100 percent,
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is Ale. That's
right. I knew it was coming.
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That's right. That's
right. That's right. Well,
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what other things can
actually cause problems
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for your joints?
Okay, now another cause of
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joint pain, now this
is gonna to be an eye
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opener to lot of
people. So, folks hold on to
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you seat. Now before we
go to this next graphic,
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I need to surface
this particular Author and
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this Author has been
translated more than any
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other Author in United
States according to the
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Library of Congress
in Washington D.C. Second
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in the world alright,
now this Author has wrote
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many volumes when
it comes to health and
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healthful living and
the names Ellen G. White
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probably some of
you've heard this Author, just
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talked about this, the
Radio icon Paul Harvey,
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yes, who has passed
now but he donated 1 hour
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of his program on his
radio show exemplifying
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the wisdom that this
Author has received from
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the Lord according to
12 million people around
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the World and so this
Arthur has a lot to say
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him about Helpful
Living. Now what does this
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Author has a lot to say
about my joint pain? Let's go
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to our graphic and
let's see what this Author has
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to say. Here it is,
Damp Beds. Listen to these
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words. These are
profound "Sleeping rooms that
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are not exposed to air
in sunlight become damp.
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Those who occupy them
are troubled with here
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we go folks
painful joints." Now that
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statement is very
profound. Now of course
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I'm going to go
against what my mother used to
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tell me when I was a
little boy, Curtis when
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you get up, out of the
bed in the morning, make
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up your bed. Now when
a person has Arthritis,
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this is one of the
things you don't want to do.
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The reason why that
statement is so important
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because when we get
out of the bed we do a lot
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of perspiring, a lot
of water, and when we make
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up the bed we trapped
the dampness in between
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the sheets. Therefore,
there is lot of dampness
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doesn't air out. When
we get in that same bed
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that evening, we
get in there and causes
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inflammation and pain
because of the dampness
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of the bed because of
perspiration for the night
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before, that's why the
author says that the bed
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is should be folded
back, the air should come in
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there and also the
light should come in and air
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out the sheets and
also the bed as well.
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Therefore, it reduces
the pain of the joints;
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very profound. I can
see right now Curtis some
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young personality,
have an excuse, absolutely
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saying, I just heard
on Abundant Living, the
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most says get up and
make your bed they'll say
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something like, Curtis
say, what Curtis said on
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3ABN or Joint
Venture, I believe I have
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arthritis. Yeah, it is
the all day long. I can see
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that happen. That
concept, that's really
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neat, when you really
think about that because
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that is true; the
dampness of the body,
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yeah, through the night,
and it traps because it's
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not been, absolutely,
absolutely. Now we do
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this even now. Yes. We
don't have arthritis pain.
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Every time we get out
of bed, we fold back to
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covers at least about
an hour or two and then
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make up our bed
afterwards and when we
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get into bed that
evening is nice and dry,
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very profound. Let's
talk a little bit about
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drugs as it relates to
arthritis and joint pain,
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what type, what about
the drugs, are they safe?
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Well a lot of people
taken medication drugs for
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the painful inflammation
and of course you have
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what we call the,
NSAIDs Nonsteroidal
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Anti-inflammatory
Drugs, NSAIDs, that's
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an acronym alright.
Okay, okay. Ibuprofen,
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Celebrex, Vioxx,
you name it. Now they do
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suppress these
inflammatory responses,
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alright, reduce
the inflammation, okay,
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but at the same
time have a three percent
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chance or three
times the increase risk of
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gastrointestinal
problems, upset stomach,
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dizziness, headaches
and prolong use can cause
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renal failure, alright
list that. Okay. So, now
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those NSAIDs or
Celebrex, Ibuprofen and those
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kind of things now of
course are the new name
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for the acronym
NSAIDs, new source of Aspirin
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in disguise. Really!
NSAIDs, alright okay,
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okay, different
ways, okay, Okay. But now,
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but there are some
things that we can do,
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in place of that,
that doesn't cause the side
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effects that are
very profound. Now I know
00:14:53.97\00:14:55.82
you're gonna go
around with that one. Now,
00:14:55.93\00:14:57.30
you're gonna to
talking about herbal medicine
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which is what everybody
is waiting to hear, and
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that is what type of
herbal medicines can an
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individual use when
you talk about having
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joint pain. Okay, if
a person is experiencing
00:15:05.58\00:15:07.95
pain right now, one of
the best things they can
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do, one of the best
things they can do is turn
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to Mathew chapter
2:11, and may say there is,
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wait a minute I have
joint pain, you use a
00:15:18.76\00:15:20.68
Bible scripture, I
have pain in joint, you're
00:15:20.94\00:15:22.87
talking about a Bible
verse will help me with my joint
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pain, this is talking
about Jesus Christ being
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born. Mathew,
Mathew chapter 2, oh, and
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verse 11, we are going
to pick up the story right
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here, and when they
were come talking about
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the wise men into
the house they saw the
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young child with
Mary, his mother and fell
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down and worshipped
him and whey they had
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opened their treasures,
they presented unto him
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gifts, here we go
now, gold and Frankincense
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and myrrh. Now
wait a minute. Wow! Now,
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how can that text
help me with my joint pain,
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my achy knee, yes,
yes, well, Frankincense is a
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herb from India. It
has been used over 1000 of
00:16:05.68\00:16:08.46
years, as far as joint
pain Frankincense has what
00:16:08.49\00:16:12.47
we called Anti-inflammatory
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properties, is anti-arthritic
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properties in that,
and let's go to our next
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graphic. Let's see what
joint pain can do as far
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as when Frankincense
is applied to the aching
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joints. Spelling
Relief! Here it goes folks and
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this is by well known
hospital called Memorial
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Sloan-Kettering
Hospital in New York,
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"Studies show that
Boswellia Serrata now
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that's a botanical
name for Frankincense
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Boswellia Serrata
has Anti-inflammatory and
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Anti-arthritic effects,
reducing inflammation in
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several ways. So, it
has properties that can
00:16:52.54\00:16:56.78
reduce inflammation in
multiple ways therefore
00:16:56.92\00:17:00.14
increases mobility it
decreases joint pain and
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also has freedom
of motion as well.
00:17:04.86\00:17:06.82
So, Boswellia Serrata, get
it at any health food store
00:17:07.08\00:17:10.94
and take according
to directions then very
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efficacious as far as
reducing joint pain in the
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knee and also in the
hip as well. So, many things
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we can do as far that, one
other the thing I would like to
00:17:19.10\00:17:21.07
add to that as well we
can do, you can get it at
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regular Grocery
Store, Ginger Root. God has
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put properties in
the root of the ginger,
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just buy some
Ginger Root yeah, from the
00:17:32.42\00:17:33.79
store, yeah, peel it
with potato peeler or
00:17:34.06\00:17:36.90
vegetable peeler and
have the shavings in a
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cup, pour hot water
over that, let it steam,
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take a cloth this is
gonna to be a compress,
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you gonna to put by
over the knee or to hip,
00:17:47.53\00:17:49.45
take a cloth let that
saturate into that tea
00:17:49.77\00:17:52.43
and put that cloth on
the effected area of the
00:17:52.82\00:17:55.16
knee. The properties
in the Ginger can, help
00:17:55.36\00:17:59.13
reduce the pain, it
helps reduce information and
00:17:59.32\00:18:03.34
also helps to block
what we call substance P,
00:18:03.49\00:18:07.38
substance P is the
pain transmitter, it blocks
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that as well, ginger
root and make a compress
00:18:11.07\00:18:14.21
out of that. So, it's
very good for that, alright.
00:18:14.24\00:18:16.61
Now I know that at
the conference when you're
00:18:16.86\00:18:18.38
talking about that,
you are talking about the
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Myrrh and you talked
about the ginger, and
00:18:20.17\00:18:22.03
the Frankincense,
and Frankincense and I
00:18:22.06\00:18:24.14
remember people
going to the Health Food
00:18:24.33\00:18:26.36
Store, that's
true, that's where they
00:18:26.72\00:18:28.09
found it. That's
true, and they of course not
00:18:28.12\00:18:29.49
remember the long
name which you said but
00:18:29.52\00:18:30.89
they said Myrrh and
Frankincense and they
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actually had it
there to Health food Store.
00:18:32.63\00:18:34.35
They used it, and it
began working for them, and
00:18:34.74\00:18:36.42
it begin to work
for them. Yes. That is
00:18:36.45\00:18:38.06
absolutely incredible.
Now, we are running out
00:18:38.09\00:18:39.64
of time honey, I want to
talk about one last thing
00:18:39.69\00:18:42.12
before we go into the
kitchen, you heard about
00:18:42.32\00:18:44.38
the, the Nightshades,
yes, let's go to our
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graphics and let's
talk about the Nightshades
00:18:46.56\00:18:48.29
for a little bit,
alright. The Nightshades, the
00:18:48.37\00:18:51.70
Nightshades are
Tobacco, Tomatoes,
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White potatoes,
Eggplant, red and green
00:18:55.63\00:19:00.54
peppers, chili
peppers and pimentos. Now,
00:19:00.74\00:19:03.90
why do we have these
foods in the Nightshades?
00:19:04.64\00:19:06.97
The reason being,
these things in these foods
00:19:07.45\00:19:09.50
that tend to call
some inflammation in people
00:19:10.40\00:19:12.74
who has arthritis
pain. Therefore, those who
00:19:13.04\00:19:15.70
have arthritis and have
pain of arthritis if you
00:19:15.73\00:19:18.50
get rid of those
foods for a while maybe a
00:19:18.62\00:19:21.10
month or so 87
percent of the people show a
00:19:21.29\00:19:25.56
great improvement
as far as mobility is
00:19:25.73\00:19:28.13
concerned, just getting
rid of those foods for a
00:19:28.34\00:19:31.08
period of time. So,
again you can try that. It may
00:19:31.21\00:19:33.76
not work for
everybody, but that's one way of
00:19:33.84\00:19:35.89
also reducing joint
pain as well. Well, some
00:19:36.02\00:19:38.69
individuals are
actually have certain ones of
00:19:38.88\00:19:41.00
those foods that cause
a problem where it might
00:19:41.04\00:19:42.95
not be al the
particular ones and I know you
00:19:43.08\00:19:44.77
said yourself are they
going in the kitchen and
00:19:44.99\00:19:47.22
they are going in here
they can't be using any
00:19:47.25\00:19:48.71
Potatoes no
Tomatoes no Eggplant no Red
00:19:48.94\00:19:51.16
peppers no Green
peppers and definitely no
00:19:51.35\00:19:53.47
Tobacco because you
know we don't do tobacco
00:19:53.67\00:19:55.04
on 3ABN or any where
else for that matter.
00:19:55.18\00:19:57.13
We're going into
the kitchen and we're
00:19:57.40\00:19:58.98
going to actually
fix a soup called the
00:19:59.12\00:20:01.54
Beggars Soup, stay by.
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