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01:09 Hi friends and welcome to another edition of 01:15 NEWSTART Now. I'm your host Ron Giannoni and we have 01:19 another miracle for you. Actually not a big miracle but 01:24 a real important one. We'd like you to take a look at when Hizi 01:28 first arrived. 01:33 I come from Africa, Swichartan de asie, Congo and I came here to 01:40 be treated because I want to change my style of life and I am 01:50 here now and I want to watch and see if this will work out. 02:00 I am praising that they will receive God's will. 02:05 We have our room. 02:07 We already see the doctors and the nurses who will be taking 02:13 care of us is where we are now today. The most I want to 02:19 do is to show to the people in De asie how this diet can change 02:24 any time if you want to be changed. And I'm sure in my 02:30 country we have every right to know exactly what to do to 02:36 change this style. 02:38 Welcome back friends. Hizi, how are you brother? 02:44 I'm fine thank you, brother. 02:45 Good, good. Good to see you. 02:47 Good to see you too. 02:48 You look so happy. 02:50 I'm more happier. 02:53 Now you know I didn't tell the viewers earlier but during the 02:56 first interview you actually said where you're from. But 03:00 you're all the way from the Congo. How far away is that? 03:03 Congo is far away. Because from Congo you have to fly from Congo 03:12 to Europe and from Europe United States. It takes 16 hours. 03:17 That's flying. That's far away. 03:21 That's far away. Yeah. Now this program, your brother's been 03:25 through the program, now you and your wife are going to be going 03:30 through the program. Now you're going to have another relative 03:33 going through the program. You're going to take this back 03:37 to the Congo and teach the people in the Congo what you've 03:41 learned here. Is that fair to say? 03:46 Definitely. You know when you have good news especially to 03:51 help people to take care of themselves, it's easy to tell 03:55 it's easy to initiate other people because we ran into many 04:01 things here about how you have to eat and how you have to take 04:07 exercise and how you have to drink water and then to have a 04:13 good life and have a long life with that activity. 04:17 What about the spiritual aspect? 04:20 Yeah, I could start that. The spiritual is more important 04:26 because everything we do we started by praying and we 04:32 started by saying to God thanks because we cannot talk 04:39 if God does not take care of us. So that's the beginning and then 04:43 when you have power from God you go back and you exercise and 04:47 you eat and do whatever you have to do as a job, you know. 04:52 Now have you learned enough here where you can take this program 04:58 back to the Congo to people of your nation and teach. 05:02 Yeah you know it's amazing how you are organized. Everything 05:08 you have done is written and when you have something written 05:14 and prove it by explanation, by how, you go and practice it's 05:20 easy to show to others and then make the search after having going 05:26 that's there our pocket. 05:29 Awesome, awesome. What part of the program did you like the 05:37 most? 05:38 The most as you say we start everything by glorying to God, 05:45 saying thanks and then we go to exercise, we drink water, we 05:52 eat health food, no meat, no food that is processed and that 05:58 you have to take care of you by using natural as it is, 06:04 not transformation food. So it's really amazing because many 06:10 people in Africa they think if they don't buy food from Europe 06:16 packaged already processed they are not healthy but today 06:21 I found out that's not true. I have heard enough how the 06:27 information that we have to go back to the garden, grow our 06:33 food, grow our vegetables and eat fresh food and drink the 06:40 clean water which will help us to be safe and to have a good 06:48 life and stay longer and pray and say thank you to God. 06:54 Who's your doctor during this program? 06:56 My doctor is Gallant. 07:00 Dr. Gallant. 07:01 It is Gallant, yes. 07:04 And was there anything different about him compared to your 07:08 doctors back home? 07:10 Yeah, you know, I told him this morning even when he came to see 07:14 me for the last time, not the last, maybe just come back, 07:20 never know. But he really terrific because when he explain what 07:26 he has to explain he's very clear and everything's written. 07:31 And question is welcome all the time even when he's teaching 07:36 you can ask whatever you want and you have response regarding 07:41 you think that explaining to us. 07:43 Isn't that wonderful? 07:46 Yes it is really wonderful. Beautiful man, very clean and 07:50 he smart. 07:52 And smart. Yes. And you know what's really nice, a little 07:55 bonus, is the doctors eat with you both breakfast and lunch 07:59 and while you're sitting there enjoying the wonderful meal 08:03 you can talk about these things. 08:05 Yeah, he always do that. You always come to the dining room 08:10 and he will be with us and we will talk and he will talk and 08:16 he will do it for everybody. Yes. He's very good. 08:20 So what about the cooking class? Do you learn? 08:25 Oh we learned very much. We cook ourselves and then we eat. 08:30 You're cooking yourself? Yes. And Michelle Irwin, what did you 08:36 think of Michelle? 08:37 Oh she's very, very nice. 08:38 Isn't she a wonderful lady? 08:40 She's wonderful, intelligent and smart as a I said. 08:42 Yes. 08:44 You know these people here, they were chosen by God because they 08:48 are all competent. Yes. Everybody. I saw they were 08:59 well organized and well educated in what they are doing. 09:02 It's so good to hear you say that, because I see it the same 09:07 way. And it's a blessing for me to be here and to work with 09:12 all these people because it kind of keeps me steady. You know 09:17 what I mean? That's right. Because I have all these 09:19 spiritual teachers around me. 09:21 God has placed me here to learn and to 09:26 help and to do my portion of work. Hizi I wanted to thank 09:31 you so much and I do hope you'll stay in touch with us from 09:36 Africa and maybe a bunch of us will come over and help you one 09:40 day. 09:41 Yes, thank you very much. I appreciate it. 09:43 OK Hizi. OK. God bless you. 09:44 God bless you too. 09:46 Friends don't go away because Dr. Gallant is up next. 09:50 Every year in America there are over one million deaths because 09:54 of type two diabetes and chronic obesity. This includes heart 09:59 attacks and strokes. That's six and a half 747s crashing every 10:03 day. What's even more surprising is that the fix is easy. 10:07 It's your lifestyle. Wouldn't it be nice if you could actually 10:10 add quality years to your life rather than dying one organ at 10:14 a time. Obesity and diabetes are the cause of over a million 10:18 deaths per year. Most diseases are reversible because most 10:22 diseases are lifestyle diseases, especially type two diabetes 10:26 and chronic obesity. Seriously now, they can be reversed and 10:30 and the quality of your life can be renewed. Call NEWSTART today 10:36 at 1-800-525-9192. You will see dramatic changes in the first 10:41 few days of our program and you will be on the road to a better, 10:45 more robust quality of life. The NEWSTART programs are simple 10:49 and effective. 10:53 Welcome back friends. Meet Dr. Roger Gallant. 10:56 Ron, how are you? 10:58 I'm good, how about you? 10:59 Praise the Lord. I'm glad to be here. 11:00 For a busy guy. I know you've got a few minutes with us here. 11:06 I want to take advantage of that You know, this guy, Hizi, yes, 11:12 he's such a wonderful man. Yes. Very, very interesting. 11:15 Oh, he is. You know when I signed him up he called, someone 11:19 else called for him, he's coming from the Congo and I go the 11:23 Congo. Isn't that in the middle of Africa somewhere? 11:26 Which it is. Yeah. Now he's a high dignitary in the Congo. 11:29 Yeah, he's in the government. He's very fascinating as you say 11:34 He told me that he had to get time off of school to come here. 11:38 And I said, but aren't you in the government and he said yeah. 11:45 He has a company where he mines minerals and he has lawyers who 11:50 work for him. But he wants to make sure that they're doing the 11:55 right thing, so he's in law school. 11:59 (Laughter) Isn't that interesting. 12:02 Not busy enough, I guess. 12:04 I guess not. Yeah. 12:05 What he shared with me he wants to take his principles that he 12:09 learned here and he wants to present them before the Senate. 12:14 Yeah that's wonderful. 12:15 And not just the senate, then he wants to present it to the whole 12:18 country. 12:20 Yeah, he's got a vision, which is why he's a leader. 12:22 Amen wouldn't that be wonderful. 12:25 Yeah, Oh it would. Yeah Absolutely. 12:29 You know, he's a great guy. He came to us and he was on 12:34 multiple medicines. 12:35 Yeah, what were they for? 12:37 He was on high blood pressure medicine he had high cholesterol 12:41 yeah, oh yeah, he was on multiple medicines and he was 12:45 willing to make some changes and we started decreasing his 12:50 medicines and his blood pressure would go up and down. So some 12:56 nights I'd get a call, the nurses would call me and they'd 12:58 say well his blood pressure is back up again. So I would 13:02 prescribe treatment for him. My treatment was he needs to drink 13:07 a large glass of water and go for a walk. And he found that as 13:11 he did that his blood pressure would come down. It would drop 13:14 20, 30, 40 points. 13:16 Can you explain that? Is that because water gets into the 13:19 So the water gets into the blood and helps to thin the blood. You 13:24 understand engines and engine oil viscosity. Yes. The thicker 13:29 the oil the more protection it provides but the thicker the 13:34 blood the more sluggish it is, the harder it is to pump. So as 13:38 you thin the blood, you allow it to be pumped easier and that 13:43 decreases your pressure. 13:44 So that there is one of the main reasons we should drink a lot of 13:50 water and stay hydrated. 13:52 Absolutely, absolutely. 13:53 Because otherwise our arteries are going to clog up. Is that 13:57 fair to say? 13:58 Right, right. Yeah. It's like trying to suck water through 14:00 a straw versus sucking honey through a straw. 14:02 Oh my goodness. 14:04 It's a lot harder to move the honey, a lot thicker liquid 14:07 more viscosity. So the more you think it the easier it is to 14:11 pump and then when you exercise you cause your blood vessels to 14:15 open up, what we call in medicine, to dilate. As they 14:19 dilate, that actually helps to open the vessels so more blood 14:23 can flow because you need to get more blood flow to your large 14:27 muscle groups as you're exercising. So all of that helps 14:31 to just lower the blood pressure and that's natural treatment for 14:37 blood pressure. 14:39 It just seems too simple. Exactly. I mean, what about a 14:41 pill and all that stuff, but no we don't need pills. 14:44 No by God's grace we can do it without pills. 14:47 Now is his blood pressure normal now? 14:50 His blood pressure is near normal It's not quite normal yet but 14:54 remember, and I told him this, he got high blood pressure over 14:59 a long period of time. He was here for two and a half weeks. 15:04 So he has had a new start but it's not done. His body is still 15:09 in transition, it's still changing. So he needs to give it 15:13 some more time, but here's the blessing and this is a blessing 15:17 from God. As we drink more water it actually protects us 15:22 from heart disease specifically as if our blood pressure was 15:26 normal. Wow. And as we drink more water it actually protects 15:31 us from heart disease as if our cholesterol is normal, and as we 15:35 drink more water it actually protects us from heart disease 15:38 as if our body weight were normal. Wow. And as we drink 15:43 more water it actually protects us from heart disease as if we 15:48 had stopped smoking. So just by one simple change, following 15:53 God's plan and drinking more water it actually protects us 15:56 from heart disease. So God is protecting us while our body is 16:00 in this transition and changing. Amen. Praise the Lord. 16:04 Now how much water, people out there say OK how much should I 16:09 drink? A glass a day? 16:10 So I don't like to tell people numbers because when I give them 16:15 a number they fixate on the number. So I'd rather give them 16:19 a principle. And what I would say is this. You need to drink 16:24 enough water between meals that your urine is pale to clear. Wow. 16:29 That's a sign that your body has gotten all the water it needs 16:34 and it's spilling the rest in your urine. Wow. So in the 16:38 morning when you wake up your urine's going to be yellow 16:41 because you haven't drank much through the night. After you eat 16:43 a meal it's like talking a multivitamin; your urine is 16:46 going to have a yellow discoloration. But in between 16:49 meals you should be drinking enough water that your urine is 16:51 pale to clear. 16:53 We've run out of time. I want to thank you Dr. Gallant. 16:55 Good to be here, Ron. 16:57 God bless you. 16:58 You too. 17:00 Don't go away. We'll be right back. 17:02 Welcome back friends. Pastor Snead. Can I call you Damon? 17:08 You can call me Damon. 17:11 OK. Well we have an interesting guy here. All the way from 17:16 halfway around the world, from the Congo, you know, and he is a 17:23 lot of fun. He's got a great sense of humor. But tell me, 17:28 is he a Seventh-day Adventist? 17:31 Yes. He is? Yes he surely is. 17:33 And he wants to take this message back to the Congo. 17:36 Yeah, this is what surprises. You know we have a guy from the 17:40 Asian Pacific Division here too. 17:41 Similar. So when these guys come into my office I perk up because 17:47 they have the capacity to really bring transformation and change 17:51 to large segments of society. You know he was sharing with me 17:58 his desire to do it with his family. He wants to send another 18:02 brother here now because his older brother Macon was here 18:06 and so he wants to do it with his business end. He's like a 18:11 very successful farmer in the Congo and a senator and so he 18:15 wants to bring it to that level. Then he wants to bring it to 18:20 Congo at large. 18:22 Not just a city but the whole country. 18:23 The entire country. And he says there's a very, very large 18:27 Adventist presence there and the church there is a large 18:31 Adventist church. But the message of health... They're 18:35 mostly meat eaters. They're starting to suffer from all our 18:40 western diseases so he has this desire to bring it to his own 18:44 church. That just sounds wonderful. 18:48 Can you imagine going to the Congo and doing one of these 18:52 sessions? Right, right. Who knows what God 18:56 wants? Who knows, yeah. 18:58 So what about his spiritual walk? Is he right there? 19:05 Oh, he and his wife both, and I find this with a lot of these 19:10 people from these African countries, man they're 19:13 spiritually tight. They have a close walk. You know he came 19:17 every morning to Fresh Start lectures and he really 19:19 appreciated the wheel of faith idea. This walking through the 19:24 main tenants of salvation, those eight points that I kind 19:29 of drag out of Steps to Christ and Acts 2 and Romans 1-8. 19:33 He also wants that to be part of the teaching. He thinks that 19:37 the gospel and the health message need to be what the 19:40 church is out there preaching, teaching and doing. He's very 19:43 sold on this idea, how the two work together; not just health, 19:47 but the gospel with the health and that would be a wonderful 19:51 thing for that to take fire in the Congo. 19:54 Well isn't the health message the right arm of the gospel. 19:59 Sure, because Africans now are coming into western ideas, 20:04 western world views and they're getting sick and they don't want 20:07 to die no more than the rest of us. So when they find this 20:10 message of healing and they find the gospel, you know, implanted 20:15 it right there with it it's exciting these people too. 20:19 You know Dr. Lukens made a statement to me one day. He said 20:23 in the 30 years he's been going to Africa, I think he goes to 20:28 South Africa, he's seen only one heart attack, right, because 20:33 these folks even though some of them have become a little bit 20:38 more westernized, they walk like I mean, they walk to get water, 20:44 they walk to get food. They don't have vehicles and bicycles 20:48 and things of this nature. Now in the big cities of course they 20:53 do. Now this is what he expressed 20:55 to me here. The problem is in the city. He said people in the 20:58 country side of Africa are fairly healthy. It's in the big 21:01 cities where they're getting sick. 21:04 Same thing in China. You know in Beijing and places like that 21:08 where every block has a McDonalds. Sorry McDonalds 21:12 but I'm not real fond of that place. What they serve is a 21:17 killer, it's a killer. 21:18 It's poison, we know that. Yeah. It's poison. 21:21 You know I'm so glad that you were here to work with him and I 21:27 know that God has a mightily plan for Africa. 21:30 I agree. The gospel is going to take root there and it's going 21:37 take root and one of the ways will be through the health 21:40 message. You know, teaching these people these eight points 21:43 of health. Letting the gospel blaze right in behind it and 21:47 experiencing that boon of health and spiritual health. 21:51 I want to thank you and God bless you. I'll talk to you 21:55 soon. Friends don't go away. We'll be right back. 21:59 Welcome to Weimar Institute Research. We not only treat 22:07 patients here at Weimar Institute through NEWSTART and 22:10 other types of programs but we 22:12 also do research, on sometimes, thousands of people and the 22:18 research is so important. It does get published in peer 22:21 review journals. And Dr. Ramirez our head of research at Weimar 22:27 college... By the way tell us a little bit about Weimar College. 22:29 Yeah, Weimar College is an undergraduate program that we 22:35 offer things like premed and also nursing and psychology and 22:42 business and it's a different angle of your usual college. 22:48 There is health culture running in all the college and the 22:54 students they not only learn the theoretical knowledge but we 22:59 like the students to be involved in practical type of things. One 23:03 of them is research. So in the premed program the average 23:08 student that graduates there has many published works already on 23:13 the CV at the undergraduate level. 23:17 And that's one of the reasons why they have the highest 23:19 acceptance rate really to U.S. medical schools. Right here from 23:23 Weimar College. You don't have to do your education anywhere 23:25 else. Great place to get into medical school and be ahead of 23:30 the game. Many doctors don't even publish their entire 23:32 careers but these students are publishing even before they get 23:37 to medical school so the medical schools are really interested in 23:41 our students here at Weimar. Well this particular study was 23:44 actually done by one of our students in conjunction with 23:48 Dr. Ramirez and myself and it was looking at the popular 23:55 cultural dogma of the day. And the popular cultural dogma says 24:01 as long as sex is consensual it's good for you and do it as 24:07 much as you can and as often as long as it's consensual. And of 24:12 course Hollywood advertises this and even some pop psychology 24:16 sites really advertise this. We actually took a look at how many 24:22 patients here? 24:24 Ah, 5621 patients from all over the world. 24:28 OK, so this wasn't some just cultural norm small group we're 24:32 looking at. These are from many different countries and it was 24:36 taking a look at particularly if they were having sexual 24:40 relations outside of a marriage relationship. So it was 24:44 consensual but it was not really that intimate marriage, lifelong 24:51 committed relationship. And the world is into this sort of thing 24:56 In fact, they think somehow that you might come out better if you 25:00 can sneak around and do this even if you are in an intimate 25:03 relationship with a lifelong partner. Getting more of it with 25:06 someone consensual somehow is going to help you. So what was 25:10 measured here? 25:12 So we were measuring emotional intelligence. 25:14 OK. And what did we find out. Those that were having sex 25:18 outside of marriage, did it help? 25:20 Actually they were worse. They were below the average of 25:24 emotional intelligence from the population that were involved 25:27 in sexual relationships outside of marriage. 25:29 Yeah, that's a significant with over a half a standard deviation 25:33 below. Now they actually went to an eight week course, both 25:38 the ones having sex outside of marriage and the ones who were 25:41 not having sex outside of marriage to improve their 25:44 emotional intelligence. And what did we find out? 25:48 We found out that actually by the end of the eight weeks 25:53 program that includes some CVT principles those that continued 25:57 with that behavior of sexual relations outside of marriage 26:00 they actually just became normal regarding their emotional 26:05 intelligence. While those that stopped that behavior actually 26:09 went above what is average for emotional intelligence. 26:13 It was very significant. By average they went up to let's 26:17 see, 102. By going to this course to improve their 26:21 emotional intelligence, the depression-anxiety recovery 26:25 course. But if they quit that behavior and went to that course 26:28 their scores on average were 109, 109.2. 26:34 With a median of 110. 26:38 OK and that's a whole standard deviation above the rest of the 26:42 population. So in reality, the cultural dogma that we have been 26:47 fed is false when it's put to the test. 26:50 We actually have a second one published on depression and we 26:54 actually found more depression. They actually liked this study 26:58 so much they invited me to their sexual medicine meeting so that 27:03 I could present this study from the front. 27:06 That's great. Well Dr. Ramirez we're happy to see this 27:09 documented in research that we can be solidly assured the 27:15 following God's plan regarding sex and marriage is actually 27:18 for the best for our mental health and our future happiness 27:22 and success. Thank you for joining us at NEWSTART Now. 27:27 Well friends that's it for today but join us next week for 27:32 another episode. In the meantime pick up the phone and give us a 27:37 call at 800-525-9192. Mention the NEWSTART Now program and 27:44 receive the NEWSTART special. 27:47 ¤ ¤ |
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