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00:23 Hi, friends, and welcome to another edition
00:26 of NEWSTART now. 00:27 We have a lovely lady in the studio with me today, 00:31 Yolanda Russo from New York, 00:35 who is just such a delight to speak with. 00:39 I would like you to meet her when she first arrived. 00:43 I was very sick, I have diabetes, 00:46 and of late I was diagnosed with type four cancer. 00:52 And after the doctor told me 00:55 they couldn't do anything for me, 00:57 I just couldn't sit and do nothing. 01:00 So my daughter and I decided to, 01:03 my family decided to send me here. 01:05 I'm here because I want to be well. 01:08 The doctors gave up on me 01:10 but I know my Lord didn't give up on me. 01:12 He would never ever give up on me. 01:16 To live a better life, to live a better life, 01:20 to continue in the walk with God. 01:24 To continue walking with Him, 01:26 to continue being with Him and He being with me. 01:31 And this is what I want, to be with my Lord, 01:34 to be saved, to be close to him. 01:37 So that I would know the true meaning 01:40 of the word my savior. 01:45 Welcome back, friends, and in our studio, 01:47 Yolanda, how are you dear? 01:49 Well, thank you. Good to have you here. 01:50 It's good to be here. 01:51 You know, I feel so humbled by your prayer. 01:55 You pray so beautifully to our Lord and Savior. 01:58 Thank you. And I could feel from your heart 02:01 that you are already healed, 02:06 and I'd like you to share with our viewers now, 02:09 share with me if you will, 02:11 your experience here at the NEWSTART program. 02:15 Let's start with you diabetes, 02:18 how was that? Is it, 02:22 are you still taking medications? 02:24 Tell us a little about that. 02:25 Surprise, surprise, I'm taking no medication. 02:28 You're taking no medication. No medication. 02:31 Wow, now I didn't ask you 02:32 this before the show started, right? 02:34 Right. And so what were you taking? 02:37 I was taking four, 02:39 five different kinds of medications. 02:42 For diabetes? For diabetes, 02:44 yes and well, I later had cancer. Yes. 02:48 And I was taking just two medication for the cancer 02:51 and about five for diabetes. 02:53 Wow, and now you're not taking any? 02:55 I'm not taking, I'm taking the cancer medicine, 02:59 Yes, not the diabetes. 03:01 Okay, now what was your blood sugar this morning? 03:04 It was 210, I think, 210, 03:10 but as the doctor explained to me 03:12 that the change of my diet will be like this. 03:18 And I have lost weight, 03:21 but he said that as long as my body get the custom 03:25 to the change in my diet and exercise, 03:29 I would lose some and then be stabilized 03:32 and I'm happy with that. 03:34 Good, now what is your, 03:36 now that's your fasting blood sugar was 210. 03:40 It was fasting, yes. 03:41 Yes and what is that after your meals? 03:44 Well I didn't take it after the meals, 03:45 because I was so busy. 03:47 You were too busy, okay. 03:49 Because when you are here, you are busy. 03:52 Busy, now you're going to lectures, 03:55 you're going to massage therapy. 03:57 Going to the massages, 03:58 going to the therapy, going to walk. Yes. 04:01 Because that's what we do here, walk. Walk. 04:04 We walk, walk, walk, and more walk. 04:08 I do not like to exercise, I'm sorry to say this, 04:12 but I have to get used it. 04:14 But we don't wanna use the 'E' word 04:18 in front of our guests out there. 04:20 We call it walking, right? Walking. 04:23 That's not exercise, how far are you walking these days? 04:26 Well, I'm walking; yesterday I walk a mile and half. 04:30 Okay. When I came in here, 04:32 I couldn't walk at all, I couldn't walk a step. 04:35 Really? And now I'm walking a mile and half, 04:37 you don't know, but I really don't count it. 04:40 You don't count. 04:41 It's so pleasant to walk here through the woods, 04:45 through the talking to the friends and, 04:48 you know, we go in a group of two 04:50 or three or four of us go together. 04:51 Yes. And we keep chatting and chatting 04:53 and we walk and walk and walk 04:55 and forget how many miles we walk? 04:57 That's wonderful, you see what I do, 04:59 I've got this little counter, a pedometer. 05:02 I think I will get one of those. 05:03 That tells me how far I walked for the day. 05:05 Because I've got to walk, 05:07 I want to walk four miles a day. Yeah. 05:10 The doctors tell me here, 05:11 you walk three miles to keep things status quo, 05:15 if you really want to start building and lowering weight, 05:18 four miles a day would be perfect. Perfect. 05:21 So, that's a little over an hour of walking. Yeah. 05:23 It's not a bad thing. Yeah, I could do that, 05:25 because sometimes when I'm in New York, 05:27 I do that. You do. 05:28 Because when you walk and you stand 05:31 and wait on a bus and the bus is not coming, you walk. 05:36 Yes, I understand. 05:38 And also, I do a lot of walking too. 05:40 Okay, let's get to the C word, cancer, 05:45 what if anything, have you noticed that 05:48 you learned here that will help you with this cancer? 05:55 I have learned so much, I have learned so much, 05:59 and they told me that I had type four, 06:03 stage four cancers. 06:04 And it's only about since in the beginning of December 06:07 they told me this. 06:08 Because I had a constant cough 06:10 and cough and cough like over a year. 06:13 And the doctors didn't detect that it was cancer, 06:17 because I had cancer before 20 years ago. 06:21 I had a mastectomy and, 06:25 well after going to several doctors, 06:28 the dermatologists. I had a heart attack too. 06:33 You had a heart attack? 06:35 In March yes, and I had a stint put in. 06:37 So that kind of slowed me down a little bit. 06:39 But not much. 06:41 Not much, they wouldn't slow me down. 06:44 They won't slow me down. 06:45 I'm not going slow down unless 06:47 I'll see if this slowed me down. 06:49 When you said, Yolanda, it's time, it's time, 06:52 because we all have to have a time. 06:54 We all have to have a time. 06:57 So you're feeling pretty confident. 07:00 I am confident. About this cancer situation. 07:03 Yes, yes, I feel confident. 07:05 You feel a little go into remission 07:06 from what you've learned. 07:08 I feel a do remission. Wow! 07:10 Because even the doctor told me, 07:12 she say, people with type four cancer, 07:16 they have to bring them in, 07:19 but look at you, you're walking. 07:21 Because I was still walking at the time. 07:25 You do everything you have to do and excuse me, 07:30 because people they're bed ridden 07:32 when they have a type four cancer. 07:35 And I don't feel sick, 07:38 I don't feel like I have cancer, 07:40 I think they made a mistake, 07:42 because honestly I don't feel it, I don't feel. 07:45 Because, she gave me two tablets she says, 07:48 it's going to give you a lot of pains in your bones. 07:52 I haven't felt a pain. 07:54 Nothing. Not one pain. Praise God. 07:57 I have felt none, maybe it's not cancer, 08:01 he knows what it is, he knows well, 08:04 slow down a little bit, you're going too much 08:07 and he slowed me down a little bit. Yes. 08:10 And he has something for me to do 08:13 and he revealed it to me, what I have to do. 08:17 But I can't do it, 08:18 I can't reveal it until I have done it. 08:21 Well, he certainly revealed to you 08:23 to come to the NEWSTART program. 08:25 Yes, he did. 08:27 And he knew that by being here 08:29 you would be blessed in many, many ways. 08:31 And I am blessed. 08:33 You know, I can see that 08:34 and I can feel that as well to use a phrase. 08:39 Only because I have experienced that myself 08:41 when I came here, 08:43 I knew I was in the right place at the right time. 08:46 At the right time. 08:47 And so what did you think of the program in general, 08:53 the food, the massage? 08:55 The food is wonderful, when people tell me, 08:57 because I'm an Adventist 09:00 and I'm accustomed to vegan food 09:01 and vegetarian food and all that. 09:06 But when I taste this food here, 09:10 it is out of this world, I mean, it's good.Yes. 09:14 It's good, that's really, really good, 09:17 so I told my daughters about it. 09:20 And they all decided to become vegans. 09:22 Oh, wow, just like that. 09:24 My daughter she did, she forgotten meat 09:27 and forgotten fish and everything. 09:30 We're going to do the vegetables, 09:32 we are going to do whatever they told you to do. 09:34 Have the different recipes and we are going to cook. 09:39 And I like to cook, I like to cook. 09:42 So, the change it will be a little difficult, 09:47 because after all this years, 09:49 you know, eating all this junk. 09:52 You know, when you change, you will feel it, 09:56 I wonder if I should eat a piece of meat 09:59 or piece of chicken or some fish. 10:02 But it doesn't bother me. 10:03 Not a bit. 10:06 I like the vegetarian food here, I like it. 10:08 The food is good. Good. 10:10 The people are wonderful, 10:12 the doctors, they are superb. 10:16 Well, Yolanda, we are running out of time here 10:18 and I want to thank you for joining us here. 10:21 You are welcome. 10:23 And I just was going to pray that 10:24 God lead you in a mighty way. 10:26 Thank you, thank you. 10:28 And we'll see you again. Yeah. 10:30 Perhaps real soon. Yeah. 10:32 And thank you friends for joining us. 10:34 But don't go away, we have an important tip for you. 10:38 Well, you've done very well. 10:46 Do you have diabetes, heart disease, 10:49 high blood pressure or do you weigh too much. 10:52 Hi my name is Dr. Ing, 10:54 and I'd like to tell you 10:55 about our 18-day NEWSTART Lifestyle program. 10:59 It includes a comprehensive medical evaluations, 11:01 laboratory studies and a exercise stress test, 11:05 physician consultations, culinary school 11:09 and an opportunity to walk on beautiful trials 11:12 in the foot hills of the Sierras. 11:16 Your health is one of the most important things 11:18 that you have, don't wait. 11:20 Give us a call at 800-525-9192 11:25 or visit our website newstart.com. 11:44 Welcome back, friends, and in our studio, Dr. Lukens. 11:48 So, it's always a pleasure to see you and have you here. 11:51 Thank you, thank you. 11:53 Yes, and you know, 11:54 I have got to get right into this little meeting 11:57 we have with you and talk about Yolanda. 12:00 And the fact that she is no longer 12:03 taking diabetes medication, was it real, 12:08 that she said her blood sugar was 210, 12:09 but that was okay? 12:11 Well, the thing is that what happened with her 12:14 and I'm kind of jumping into the middle, 12:16 but now what we did was, 12:18 we did a special test called the c-peptide to see 12:21 how much she is actually making of her own insulin? 12:27 And they did this at Lifestyle Center 12:29 of America for many years and usually when it's, 12:33 when the number's about two to four, 12:35 they've got a chance. 12:37 Most of our type-two diabetes have a over four, 12:40 so their problem is weight, 12:42 but hers obviously isn't that she grossly overweight. 12:46 But the reason why we took off all of her medicines 12:48 like they tell us in family practice, 12:51 every time I go to family practice review, 12:53 they said, whatever you do 12:55 if you can take people off all of their medications 12:59 and sometimes they get well, so anyway. Wow! 13:03 Her thing was we were looking at that for about a week 13:06 and then suddenly she just started going downhill. 13:10 She was having a lot of nausea, 13:15 and she was having weakness, 13:17 she was having whatever and we couldn't figure out, 13:19 you know, what's going on here, 13:22 what medication? And you know, 13:24 the cancer medications normally will give you sign, 13:27 you know, you've heard the things about chemotherapy. 13:31 And her doctor didn't want us to stop that one; 13:35 it's not one of the hardcore chemotherapy medications. 13:38 But what it does is it blocks the estrogen 13:41 and estrogen like hormones from stimulating the cancer. 13:46 Now she said that, 13:47 she has had cancer in the breast 20 years ago, 13:50 that would have been wonderful, 13:52 if at 20 years ago she had been vegan, 13:54 I think she wouldn't be here in this situation today. 13:57 But that's neither here nor there, so. 14:00 Well, I think it's important 14:02 for our viewers to understand. 14:04 For those people who are out there today, 14:07 they could become vegan. 14:08 Yeah and they just had cancer operations, 14:09 they need to do this we can help them if they can. 14:14 But anyway getting back to her, 14:16 so she was just, she was just bedridden again 14:20 after being here for about five or six days. 14:23 So I just stopped all of her medication, 14:24 including her cancer medication. 14:27 Because for three days, 14:28 it wasn't going to make that much difference. 14:30 And so then we waited to see and sure enough, 14:33 she got stronger and she wasn't nauseated anymore 14:36 she was able to eat. 14:38 Now that could have been any kind of, 14:39 that could have been a virus 14:40 or it could have been anything. 14:42 But we did after three days, 14:43 we put her back on her cancer medication, 14:45 which is really, it's just something 14:48 that blocks estrogen, Tamoxifen, 14:51 and Arimidex and these different ones 14:54 that are really, the ones that they're using. 14:58 Now with her situation, 15:01 her blood sugar did go way up. 15:03 And so we were going to follow it 15:06 and we're going see. 15:07 So, she is kind of on the border-line is, 15:09 if she is going to be able to make it. 15:11 When she, as far as the diabetes is concerned 15:15 and her blood sugars were coming down now. 15:17 The fasting blood sugar, 15:19 when she came in on four different medications 15:23 was a 165 and off of all four of her medications, 15:27 when they took out of the vein was a 155. 15:30 So off of four medications, 15:33 she was just slightly lower than she was on all four. 15:36 So we were watching that, 15:37 I told her probably that she might need 15:39 just a bit of long acting diabetes. 15:42 But we're here to more to talk about 15:44 her cancer and other things. Yeah. 15:45 Now what happened with her, 15:48 was she was having all of these problems with her heart 15:51 and she went in, this was about March of last year. 15:56 And so they found out that she was having a heart attack. 15:59 Well you know, when they started doing these things 16:02 they did the angiography, 16:04 they put the stent in to keep her from having, 16:09 you know, a lot of damage to her myocardium 16:12 and that's a very valid thing to do. 16:14 But sometimes when they start checking 16:17 all these different things they find out the other stuff 16:20 that they didn't check before. 16:21 You know, at her age, 16:23 they're not going to do as much of a work up on somebody 16:26 like this that they would do on a 25 year old 16:29 or 30 year old that had cancer like that. 16:31 So they were just trying to do the usual things. 16:34 And it had been 20 years since she had her cancer 16:37 and I'm sure they told her that she was cured. 16:40 But to me, and I've said this before, 16:42 when you've had cancer, 16:44 the cancer can always be there 16:47 and I have seen people 30 years later 16:48 die of their cancer, same one that they had before. 16:51 So I don't ever like to have anybody told that 16:55 they're cancer cured, that's very comforting, 16:57 but then the lifestyle isn't important. 17:00 So coming back to that, 17:01 so she has the diabetes, 17:04 which is going to increase her risk of heart disease, 17:07 then she has what they told her, 17:09 I don't know how bad the heart attack was, 17:11 but they put a stent in, and they were looking around, 17:14 here they find that this cancer 17:16 is just off of her body. 17:18 Now what her doctor did tell her was that 17:21 we can't stop your cancer, but we can slow it down. 17:25 And she did tell her, she said, you know, 17:27 you're amazing for being you know 17:31 a person here with stage four. 17:33 She keeps saying, type-four, but she did say stage four, 17:37 stage four means that it's spread in a certain distance, 17:40 and I mean, 17:42 it was in lot of the organs and stuff like that. 17:44 Now the thing is that, 17:46 when she came here we gave her fever therapy, 17:50 when she got over her nausea, 17:51 she was able to eat and she really does like the food. 17:54 I told her that she is going to continue to lose 17:56 some more weight that's not going hurt her diabetes. 17:59 We don't want her to lose a lot of weight, 18:02 but see all of these different things are what we've seen. 18:05 Now, the idea about her being cured or whatever 18:10 I think that her attitude is just right. 18:12 I think that she needs to trust 18:14 our loving heavenly Father. 18:17 And she said, look when it's time for me to go 18:21 and it's His time for me. 18:23 But I emphasize while she was here, you know, Yolanda, 18:27 the Lord can't do your part, 18:30 He can't follow you around and take food out of your mouth 18:33 and put other food in your mouth. 18:34 That's your part, ask Him to help you with that. 18:37 But He can cure you, He can heal you. 18:40 But most importantly what He can do is that 18:44 He can give you a really good quality of life 18:48 for the amount that you have left. 18:50 And that's what we're trying to do it 18:52 you know, right now she has a wonderful attitude. 18:55 And she really was, 18:57 she was very short of breath, because of all the, 19:00 you know, the secretions she had in her lungs 19:02 and all the disease she has and so forth. 19:05 So we're rejoicing with her. 19:07 Whatever God has in mind for her. 19:08 Well, let me ask you, doctor, is there anything about raw 19:16 which I've read in the past, as it relates to cancer. 19:21 Well, the thing is that there are many, 19:25 there are many, there's dozens of different studies 19:29 that have shown that when you have 19:31 more fruits and vegetable in your diet, 19:36 your cancer risks go way down. 19:39 And if you look at the raw, 19:41 that's what you're eating is fruits and vegetables. 19:44 Okay, so we, if she sprouts the beans, 19:47 if she sprouts the grains or makes some softer, 19:50 so that she can eat it. 19:51 Now she won't do that for the rest of her life. 19:53 But if she learns how to do it for as long as she can, 19:57 some people do it two or three months. 19:59 That's what we were doing 20:00 when we started our cancer program. 20:03 When she learns to do that instead of just having 20:06 a side of something raw, 20:08 she is eating as much raw as she can, 20:10 and then those are the fruits and the vegetables 20:12 that are going to help her to fight the cancer. 20:14 So then cancer can't survive on broccoli? 20:19 Well, this is my postulate, 20:22 these cells are out of control 20:24 and they have to keep multiplying and dividing 20:27 and they have to keep growing. 20:29 And so if they need all of these heavy proteins 20:32 and we see that the meats and the milks and the eggs 20:35 and all this stuff is the proteins 20:38 that they really need, they really want, 20:40 they want that high protein. Right. 20:41 So that they can grow fast and they can grow. 20:44 We know that proteins stimulate growth. 20:46 And so when they don't get that 20:48 then the body itself can get stronger. 20:50 The immune system is more healthy 20:52 and then it can be fight better. 20:54 It's not conventional wisdom, 20:56 but if you look at all the literature, you'll see. 20:59 Through the years I have been following this 21:00 for more than 30 years. 21:02 And that's the cancer programs that are the very best 21:06 when they have all the fruits and vegetables in them. 21:10 I want thank you, doctor, for joining us here on the set. 21:14 It's always good to see you. 21:15 And friends, thank you, 21:17 but don't go way we have a tip for you, right now. 21:21 Hello, I'm Dr. David DeRose. 21:24 You know, helping a friend, neighbor or relative 21:26 have better health is one of the most practical forms 21:29 of health ministry available. 21:31 However, if you're not a health professional, 21:33 it can be extremely difficult to know 21:35 how to help someone access reliable, 21:37 credible, up to date health information. 21:41 That's why I recommend the NEWSTART Lifestyle Club, 21:44 the club is based on the world's famous 21:46 NEWSTART principles that have helped millions 21:48 be well naturally without the use of drugs. 21:51 The club offers streaming video, 21:53 expert health advice, wellness tips, tools and more. 21:56 And when it comes to ministry, 21:58 the NEWSTART Lifestyle Club provides a way 22:00 for sponsor churches and health organizations 22:03 that connect with club members in their own communities. 22:07 If you would like to learn more about 22:08 how the NEWSTART Lifestyle Club 22:10 can make a difference in your health outreach, 22:12 call 1800-525-9192 and ask for your free copy 22:18 of Health Evangelism Made Simple. 22:38 Hello, and welcome to NEWSTART at home, 22:40 we're glad that you are with us today. 22:41 And we are also glad that Dr. Doug Plata is with us. 22:44 Welcome, doctor. Thank you, appreciate it. 22:46 You are an urgent care physician, 22:47 also do occupational medicine, in other words a lot of, 22:51 you know, people see you right 22:53 when they really are having an issue 22:55 that maybe as painful, 22:57 something they can't deal with it at home. 22:59 And you're a family practice physician 23:01 in preventive med as well. 23:03 And we're talking in this little series 23:05 about foreign bodies in the eye. 23:08 And we talked already about dust and like wood chips 23:12 or different things like that. 23:13 You shared a technique about how taking that eyelid 23:16 over the top of the other one and then, 23:18 of course, the idea of flushing the eye out. 23:21 But we want to talk this time about what if I get, 23:23 people get like a metal spec, 23:25 something in their eye like that. 23:26 You know maybe they're out in the shop 23:28 and they're grinding on something 23:29 and something gets into the eye. 23:32 And again, the most important thing to do 23:34 is try to irrigate it out, 23:36 and I think the key thing with metals, 23:39 because they can actually potentially develop, 23:42 actually sort of spread on the surface eye and develop, 23:44 it's called a rust ring. 23:46 And that would require to actually, 23:47 you know, removal, it's something that's probably 23:49 an ophthalmologist might want to do. 23:52 So it's sort of a different category 23:54 and the key there is do go ahead 23:57 and try to get to a doctor right away, 23:59 so that it doesn't cause this rust ring. 24:01 Does the rust start to develop just almost immediately or? 24:05 You know, in very shortly and I've noticed that 24:07 I can even go ahead and take out the metal foreign body 24:12 even if it's three or four hours 24:13 and I see that sometimes little portions of it 24:16 will still remain behind 24:17 and that's a risk of developing this. 24:19 So can they just called the ophthalmologist, 24:21 if they one, but if what they don't, 24:23 they need to referral from someone like you? 24:26 Yeah, sometimes, it all depends on insurance plans, 24:28 of course. But I would say probably it's best to go 24:31 to an urgent care to be able to be seen, 24:33 you know, right away. 24:34 Or if you can get into your primary care physician, 24:36 family physician, to be able to have it seen immediately, 24:39 they can deal it with as well. 24:41 So number one, you try and flush it out with water, 24:45 number two, you try and get that foreign body 24:47 out yourself if you can. Right. 24:48 And then number three you head to your office 24:51 or someone that has a slit lamp 24:52 they can really look closely. Yeah. 24:54 And then go from there. Yeah. 24:57 Let's talk about another thing that sometimes 25:00 happens to the eyes and that's a person 25:02 that maybe is helping another person weld, 25:04 or you know, when I was in the ER, 25:08 we saw that a lot. What do you with that? 25:11 Now, are you talking about the flash burns 25:14 or you talking about things. 25:15 Yeah, the flash burns. 25:17 Okay, yeah, you know, this is it's a fairly limited, 25:20 not too many people are dealing with this. 25:22 But it can basically cause an inflammation, 25:25 the bright light can cause an inflammation 25:27 of the eye, the iris. 25:29 And that's something that's going to need 25:31 more intensive treatment, often times medicines 25:36 and an ophthalmologist would work on that. 25:39 And is that something where they had to get in right away? 25:42 I would say, the sooner the better, basically, yeah. 25:46 We probably also want to mention about acid 25:49 and basic substances that get in the eye. 25:51 Yes, let's talk about that. 25:53 So if you got a chemical or maybe you're washing 25:55 and you see, you see that it's, 25:57 the cleaning fluid gets into your eye. 25:58 You know like Clorox would be particularly, 26:01 you know, common but worries someone. 26:03 And, this is something that again, 26:06 as with many things of getting in the eye. 26:08 The key is to go ahead and irrigate the eye. 26:10 And especially if it's some sort of chemical substance 26:13 like that, you really need to irrigate 26:16 for a long period of time 15, 30 minutes would be good. 26:20 And then, you know, of course immediately go ahead 26:22 and have it seen even if you've 26:24 really irrigated it well. 26:26 So let's say it's my one year old 26:27 and he is like screaming bloody murder, 26:29 do I just, and I feel so bad, because he is crying. Right. 26:33 Do I just keep irrigating regardless of him screaming? 26:36 By all means. You know, it's tough, 26:39 but you got to do it. 26:40 I mean, if you have to hold him down, 26:42 force open the eye and pouring it in, 26:43 you know, do what it takes, but I mean, the kid's vision, 26:47 I mean, vision is one of the most important things 26:49 that we have been given, 26:51 we want to do what we can to protect it. 26:52 So like if the parent the mom or dad are saying, 26:54 no, please don't that. You say, wait a minute, 26:56 you reason with them but you just keep... 26:58 Yeah, yeah. 27:00 Getting the fluid there. 27:01 And you told me something else, you said, 27:03 that the eye is one of the most vascular areas and... 27:05 It's one of the fastest healing, 27:07 it's like three layers and in about three days' abrasions, 27:11 the scratches on the surface eye, you know, 27:13 they clear up and it's pretty remarkable. 27:17 That's resilient as they say. Yes. 27:19 We've been talking with Dr. Doug Plata 27:21 and we've been talking about foreign bodies in the eye. 27:24 It's some very useful information, very practical. 27:26 We hope that you enjoy this kind of information here 27:29 on newstartclub.com. 27:31 There is many different topics that you can access 27:34 and tell your friends about us and tell them 27:36 about the practical information you receiving here. 27:39 Thanks for being with us, doctor. My pleasure. 27:40 And thank you for being with us as well 27:42 at NEWSTART at home. 27:51 Well, friends, that's it for today. 27:53 Pick up the phone and give us a call at 800-525-9192, 27:59 if you need a prayer or you need a NEWSTART, 28:02 call 800-525-9192. God bless. |
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