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>> a beautiful song. You know, I
wanted to read 3rd, John, first
2. John writes Beloved.
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I pray you may prosper in all
things and be in health. Just as
your soul is in health. God
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is very interested in our
health. Tonight. We've got 3
doctors from the said. If
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you're joining us just a little
bit late, we have doctor Brian
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Schwartz, doctor Esther and
doctor Mann well out and
hunting. This is going to be a
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time where you can send your
questions in. How did they do
that? >> Well, first of all, we
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except Texas, a lot of textures
out there. So text 6, 1, 8, 2,
2, 8, 3, 9, 7, 5, See
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it on screen. There. The other
is if you're going to e-mail,
it's live at TV. We look
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forward to getting these
questions. And and I know
there's going to be a lot of
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questions. So. Starts. and the
first don't last >> event, this
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exciting program. may call you
Doctor Brian or Brian or doctor
short term and just say Brian.
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>> And because the any of the
cape right? Tell us a little bit
about a man because it's
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such an incredible organization.
>> Now, so a man stands for
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the average medical evangelism
network. It started about 16
years ago with a group of
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about 50 physicians and dentists
that came together recognizing
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that. We had really a calling to
make our medical practices into
a ministry and we didn't
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necessarily how to do that. I
used to go amiss and trips to
Africa for 2 weeks said go
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volunteer at my church and to
stop smoking session or I would
help out with the chip
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program or a diabetes
programmer, various programs.
But my ministry was my
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Ministry of my work was my work
in the 2. Didn't come together
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as a result of getting involved
with a man the first thing that
I was encouraged to do is to
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begin what went for
opportunities to have a
spiritual conversation with my
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patients winter. And the easiest
way to do that was to start
praying with my from the very
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beginning. I would I close out
an encounter with my patients.
Whether I'm about to do a
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procedure or whether just see
them in the office. I always
say, by the way, one of the
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things they often do is have a
prayer. Is that something that
you'd appreciate? You know, I
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don't for supper. I just asked
the question. There are free to
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say no. >> It's been for maybe
10 times in the last 15 years
that people say no. But I do
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with the Bible bouts, though. >>
That makes it a little bit
easier. But that's that's kind
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of how we got started. Since
then we go on to have an annual
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conference with physicians and
dentists and now all healthcare
workers, physical therapist and
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nurses, anyone, any health care
related area, even if you just
volunteer with the health
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outreach of your church, you
could come to a man really
benefit from it. And we mentor
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medical and dental students.
This will level but now at
various medical schools around
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the country and even around the
world. And there are now over 13
international chapters
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of a man that's all around the
world. >> That's exciting. You
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know. Real quickly, a prayer. I
ask a doctor to pray. JD was
getting ready to have some
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emergency surgery. His doctor
sent him to the hospital left
town Infineon. And though he
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was called out of town. Sinan
another doctor who just came in.
They were prepping for
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surgery. And I asked the doctor,
are you a praying man? And he
said, well, that said,
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can we pray? We pray together
and the doctor walked out. And
pick up 30 feet away, turned
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around and came back. He said, I
think we need to run that seat.
He scanned JD didn't
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have to have the surgery Yeah,
prayer is very important. So you
have a video. I think that
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you wanted to of Victoria Chung
is first one is kind of an
action. So, OK, let's
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watch. >> Let's watch that. ¤
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¤ >> I'm involved in with a
man it is an organization of
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people who really want to bring
the medical missionary as a
center focus. And so I
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went into medicine partly
because I want to share the
gospel. What am surrounded by
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mentors, fears of people who are
really passionate about that
inspire me to keep doing
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it. think thing I like most
about a man is the networking
with other people who are
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living out the Gospel commission
in their workplace and seeing
that being inspired
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by the testimony that they share
and thinking about like being
inspired and thinking
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about what could I bring into
the way I practice in, you know,
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just kind of being inspired that
way. That's probably my So I
went to a second round or
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graduate I think being involved
in ministry was I'm probably one
of the most part things that I
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did. An undergrad helps me stay
grounded. And I keep the focus
on God throughout my
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studies and so you know that
sometimes people think it's
tempting to like, you know,
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about Sabbath a little bit. So
you can study. But if you're
actively involved in ministry
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this stuff like you don't really
have that temptation because
you're actively doing
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Stefan Savic it's just it's
really what kept me from getting
burned out and still
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loving what I did. And I loved
him and got experience. And I
would just highly encourage
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getting involved in issues very
much for ourselves like it
changes us. I think God
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speaks s you worry more about
character when you're doing the
work that he's doing. And
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there's so many people who are
really searching an undergrad. I
was part of a group called
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Religious Life Council. So
there's people of all different
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ages, backgrounds, atheists to
Hindus and Muslims, Jews,
Christians. >> And we get
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together on Monday night. And we
would just like talk about some
question over dinner and I
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can't tell you how many people
are really searching for truth
like you. There's like they're
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seeing grass at things and and
when they're presented with like
more clarity, I think,
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yeah, I think that it strikes
home. You know, this if you're
willing to have a conversation
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with someone, it can really make
a difference. Amen has inspired
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me to. >> Well, if that Christ
at the center of what I'm doing
in medicine, so as much as we
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care about the physical
well-being of our patients and
care for caring for them
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physically caring for them as a
whole person and making sure
that prices lifted up is like
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the most important thing. And so
having been able to come here
and seeing people who are
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seasoned and their practice in
doing that has been super
inspiring. And that's impacted
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me. And the way I practice. >>
It is something I wanted to
share is like. I'm so thankful
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for the generosity of all the
people who have donated making
this experience that shows
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that there are people who are
really committed to living after
officially to share the
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gospel they believe in investing
in students because they see
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that is. And that manifest.
Through later on the career. And
so it's such a precious
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opportunity that we students to
benefit from that. And if you're
on the fence and you're thinking
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about it, I just recommend
coming because you'll be able to
interface with people are
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willing to live this way and to
live with rice in the center and
you get benefit from that taste
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and see for
yourself. How did this? ¤
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>> It's exciting to think about
doctors, nurses, people of all
medical professions
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keeping Christ at the center of
their practice. >> Jesus spent
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more time healing in teaching
that he did actually preaching.
And so as a physician, if we
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follow his example, we're going
to need to blend the 2. Maybe it
is a minister. Ministers need
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to be involved with health
ministry. Even so the 2 go
together. So I see we're
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already getting some questions
coming in. So we're excited to
jump into that. I'm just as a
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reminder, the advice that we
give tonight is meant to be a
general in nature. We don't
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want to get into the specific
numbers or details of it of a
complex health problem. But if
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you have a general question,
that's what we're looking to
answer. You should still
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consult with your personal
physician regardless of the
advice that we give you some
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tonight, I'm really excited
having this combination. Gas
turnaround just the infectious
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disease physician and a heart
doctor. Believe it or not, these
are all related. So I
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think you have some questions
that will kick us off talking
about together. The first
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question is that. >> How what
how does the gut biome a fact
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our heart. How does it affect
our general health? Now? You're
an infectious disease. Doctor,
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you've seen all kinds of things
after but tell us about it.
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Well. >> Let's put it in this in
the area so we can imagine the
young lady. She develops a
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urine infection, a very common
infection. Not series just this
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comfort when she urinates. She
calls her physician hit that
perfect vision prescribes to my
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attic. Take for 3 days. And that
should be according to the
guidelines enough. She feels a
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little better. 2 days after the
completing the antibiotics. She
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starts feeling the symptoms
again. What's wrong? Her doctor
is Weiss, so she's not going to
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try the same antibiotics. Just
going to go to something a
little bit stronger. So she
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prescribed the Ken and perhaps
because in the patient to
examine this time to make sure
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she's not missing anything.
Again, she feels better, not not
just for 3 days, maybe 5
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days treatment, and that should
be good enough. It's a good
practice. The next week,
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the patients against heights
fuming not so well. And the
question comes, we need to do
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something to find out what is
causing this infection. The
culture is done and back to
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that growth. That's a e-coli is
the most common one. But happens
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to be a very persistent The
decision starts questioning. Why
would this patient of mine have
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been racist and bacteria when
she's never been hospitalized?
She's never had procedures. I'm
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not in contact with strange
things. She's healthy. Otherwise
what's happening? So
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she decides to start asking more
questions history, more
questions, nutrition history.
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What eat. What is your customer
eat diet? Well, she says
hamburger today, yes,
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today. Fried chicken and a list
UF. Animal Products. We know
that in our society. Meet
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is produced in the industry.
Using all kinds of methods in
order to produce. Quality.
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Which requires giving hormones
antibiotics and all kinds of
they chemicals for the
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animals. What happens is when
and animals received bionics.
Become. Laura because they do
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have a micro biome not just
humans. They also have a micro
biome. And that micro Biome in
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the animal, it turn 6 and it
will quickly what Mike? Oh, yes.
Micro Biome. If the
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collection of bacteria good and
bad, mostly good that we all
have in different parts of
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our bodies. Trillions of yes,
even more than our own cells,
right? We are outnumbered the
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memorial them. Scary to think
about. Yes. >> And 2 close. My
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little with this lady. Because
she did develop at risk systems.
Bacteria required to be
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hospitalized because she did not
get better with the usual. I've
got ticks and then up in
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the hospital with IBM to buy
attics, went home with an ID
catheter. Complications
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happen, cat that there's get
infected ID catheters. Her
Hearst did. And with that when
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that happens, there is blood.
There is bacteria floating in
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the bloodstream. >> yes. 3 of
them in it. And one of the very
pretty licked sites of that body
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get infected. >> Has to be
the Yes, I've all the hard with.
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>> And I can see here how the
micro Biome when it's all to
read by bad bacteria. In
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relation to what the prison,
Jess, what their diet is. Ends
up harming the heart because
00:24:10.08\00:24:19.62
he was eating animal products
that have been raised on. >>
Antibiotics. She was
00:24:19.62\00:24:25.26
already developing resistance
and she was developing certain
bacteria that made her prone.
00:24:25.26\00:24:29.63
Yet recurrent infections that
lead yes. And I think that's
where we're getting these back
00:24:29.63\00:24:37.34
bacteria resistant infections to
be, you know, people will say.
00:24:37.34\00:24:41.84
>> We eat cows, all eat. >>
Perhaps that makes >> But
they're not thinking
00:24:41.84\00:24:49.78
about the industry's doing to
produce this quality product to
keep the cows healthy. But
00:24:49.78\00:24:59.23
it's ruining their microbiomes
and we adjust it and it's
ruining our micro Biome. Yeah,
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that's it. that's scary. What
you've done in says got a freaky
bacteria in the body
00:25:06.40\00:25:11.47
that really. >> Science has
developed a way of correcting it
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So basically you're just
starting all over again with
something that's new. So your
00:25:15.51\00:25:21.28
experiment not do, but I that it
calls for that. so maybe maybe
doctor, although you just talk
00:25:21.28\00:25:26.02
about the benefits to the immune
system and everything else of
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these. >> Bacteria that are
normally in our bowels. what
what's the purpose of them? How
00:25:29.46\00:25:35.80
to help when we're born, we're
sterile inside her mother's And
as soon as born in passed
00:25:35.80\00:25:40.60
through the birth canal. The
baby bonus, you know, is born
with an open mouth and is
00:25:40.60\00:25:48.58
leaking old the secretions you
could use. >> For the healthy
00:25:48.58\00:25:52.11
flora, that a healthy mother so
that those bacteria from Miami,
Colon eyes, the baby's mouth and
00:25:52.11\00:26:00.39
guide and of course, the scheme
with the bath of his shoes,
given the clothes and
00:26:00.39\00:26:06.80
everything. But the got becomes
colonize with good bacteria with
00:26:06.80\00:26:09.10
healthy bacteria, too.
Hopefully. And then if out and
gives breast milk. if it still
00:26:09.10\00:26:19.31
is this good bacteria, the cover
intestinal cells. I think this
also is a lake. Places like this
00:26:19.31\00:26:24.85
and they have seats for
different and those seasonal
like Sofia as like the Clangers
00:26:24.85\00:26:33.92
and certain bacteria just fit
exactly their shape. Fits
exactly those seats. Not those
00:26:33.92\00:26:37.63
receptions So when does go back
to the final? Wow, we have a we
have. We have a, you
00:26:37.63\00:26:43.57
know, and the search area here.
We have a pop. So they sit
there. They're there
00:26:43.57\00:26:46.97
watching for what comes through
and they help our immune system.
00:26:46.97\00:26:53.61
OK, guys, it'll the new system
that protein that is coming is
really good. It's, you know, a
00:26:53.61\00:26:57.41
vision of approaching uses go.
They'll get no, no need to us
know to put Sen. The bacteria
00:26:57.41\00:27:08.02
go. That looks pretty much like
the protests you having your own
buddy. So Im Usos noses notice
00:27:08.02\00:27:14.93
that facility. This protein is
pretty much like the ones we
have in our blood is not
00:27:14.93\00:27:17.13
exactly the same. So they come
an alert and they cause
inflammation. Inflammation is
00:27:17.13\00:27:23.84
when a lot of white blood cells
go to the same place because a
lump. And because he
00:27:23.84\00:27:27.54
turned that place, I Spain
usually because it can
prisoners. So. We have to. So
00:27:27.54\00:27:34.28
if I can zone for you just you
talked about inflammation.
information leads to heart
00:27:34.28\00:27:40.59
disease that leads to South Los
not just of the heart. >> But
all the arteries or is
00:27:40.59\00:27:45.43
the order is done or legs. The
orders to her brain. All these
arteries start getting
00:27:45.43\00:27:50.40
inflamed because of
inflammation. And it turns out
that originates by a large
00:27:50.40\00:27:54.74
from what we evening, the
bacteria in our ball, example
recently has been researched
00:27:54.74\00:28:01.38
by researchers at the Cleveland
Clinic. Recognize that there's a
00:28:01.38\00:28:07.35
substance called TM try metal
amine oxide is actually
developed in our in in our gut.
00:28:07.35\00:28:16.56
It turns out that people that
eat a plant-based diet don't
generate people that he had a
00:28:16.56\00:28:20.46
lot of meat products. Ken. They
actually have high levels of
starts off as proteins from
00:28:20.46\00:28:35.31
animal Products co lean in
quarantine and different
proteins that gets converted
00:28:35.31\00:28:37.88
by the bacteria in the gut. 2
tma. It gets absorbed through
the gut into the liver and I
00:28:37.88\00:28:47.22
was in talks to the accident was
causes inflammation all over the
place. And it's known
00:28:47.22\00:28:50.49
to be a very potent stimulant of
inflammation throughout our
whole system. Once again,
00:28:50.49\00:28:57.30
stocks of those live liver
that's called So interestingly,
00:28:57.30\00:29:01.54
Cleveland Clinic did research
trial where they a group of
vegetarians people that, you
00:29:01.54\00:29:05.01
know, plant based diet. Would
you just go ahead and eat a
hamburger so we can measure
00:29:05.01\00:29:09.58
your levels. They try to get
20 volunteers and they couldn't
00:29:09.58\00:29:17.45
convince 20 plant based
vegetarians hamburger. So
instead they give them calling
00:29:17.45\00:29:21.32
tablets. And so the calling
tablets, it turns out. Didn't
raise the levels of and people
00:29:21.32\00:29:26.73
what isn't calling cap. It's
just. Animal protein. Okay. In
the little town. Okay. So some
00:29:26.73\00:29:35.30
weight lifters take some of
these substances to help boost
their muscles. All right. But
00:29:35.30\00:29:38.01
the very best proteins are plant
based proteins, the harmful
proteins come from animal
00:29:38.01\00:29:44.25
products and these animal
products got converted the but
and vegetarians. They could take
00:29:44.25\00:29:49.62
those capsules for a week or 2
and it wouldn't raise the levels
of. Of tma on their
00:29:49.62\00:29:55.09
blood stream. But if you are a
mediator in your ball was
colonized with bacteria that
00:29:55.09\00:29:58.39
are used to adjusting me. Like
they've been talking about that
00:29:58.39\00:30:06.40
shot up the levels immediately
and promoted out this which
makes your risk for heart attack
00:30:06.40\00:30:12.44
or stroke. So there's this show
relations this is what we used
to call hard, but they are of
00:30:12.44\00:30:16.14
their orders. >> So that's
pretty exciting. That's why I
00:30:16.14\00:30:20.05
think this is a really good top
that. >> Yeah. And you know that
I think stress has a lot to do
00:30:20.05\00:30:25.85
with her information. But I just
want ask you one question. One
00:30:25.85\00:30:30.16
thing that it I've been taught
is if you are given that say you
do have some kind of infection.
00:30:30.16\00:30:35.63
You're given an antibody, be
certain that you take the full
and about young stop. But at the
00:30:35.63\00:30:42.90
end, you've got to be taking
Because any time you take a
00:30:42.90\00:30:49.11
guess what? >> It's killing all
those good little. >> to it in
00:30:49.11\00:30:54.02
your micro your good? It's Mitt.
>> So how do you feel about?
Taking probiotics or is there
00:30:54.02\00:31:01.09
a better way? >> To food that
can. the good bacteria. your
00:31:01.09\00:31:13.20
pump hopper is a metro petting
doctor. She's future on that. >>
Film folks who are haven't
00:31:13.20\00:31:17.97
seen it. You need to see that
because it's a conglomerate of
old is new size developments
00:31:17.97\00:31:23.21
on a plant based diet. And now
we're learning that humble diet,
humble day homos that
00:31:23.21\00:31:30.25
the product. But something they
get from the ground routes and
00:31:30.25\00:31:36.89
green leaves. If you boil this,
eliminating the, you know,
possible contaminants from the
00:31:36.89\00:31:44.37
soil. They produce the best food
for your good bacteria. always
have. Good bye you about even
00:31:44.37\00:31:49.27
though you take 2, 10 day course
of antibiotics, you still have
some remain because
00:31:49.27\00:31:54.98
remember, they are sitting with
those chairs. Some of them says
I'm with, you know,
00:31:54.98\00:31:59.38
as get it right. So then we may
have they can duplicate easily,
but they have to have
00:31:59.38\00:32:03.32
the right food. This comes on in
your which is a 5 or the comes
too many roots. So.
00:32:03.32\00:32:11.89
People that need to reform other
Florida. Kenny, a suit made of
00:32:11.89\00:32:17.67
fruits and green leaves which
routes potatoes, sweet potatoes,
goalie beats carrots. Green
00:32:17.67\00:32:25.47
leaves kale spinach, cabbage.
You just make a soup. So you
feel I have to chill this. Well,
00:32:25.47\00:32:33.82
you can put any measure in
Mission Blender. Yeah. And you
have a cream you can feed. That
00:32:33.82\00:32:37.62
was 7 days as you best except
prebiotic is the food for the
good bacteria? Because if
00:32:37.62\00:32:45.03
you're introducing other
bacteria in the phones of
capsules, reflective of seals
00:32:45.03\00:32:47.50
or what have you? You really
we really don't know what we're
00:32:47.50\00:32:55.17
doing. We're feel billions here.
You know, we like the Congress
00:32:55.17\00:32:59.37
want to get a lot >> Pretty soon
we're have a got full of
trillions bacteria that we
00:32:59.37\00:33:04.91
didn't have to begin with. And
so we are. Basically don't know
what we're doing. They're
00:33:04.91\00:33:13.69
they're perfect in bacteria. So
maybe in a few years we have
just the right combination. But
00:33:13.69\00:33:19.26
imagine we have thousands of
kinds of bacteria and over sky
and millions of them. So which
00:33:19.26\00:33:24.47
is the right amount were these.
But here come from forms of
capsules from your for healthy
00:33:24.47\00:33:29.94
France. They give you. thought
those prebiotic better than pro
00:33:29.94\00:33:39.25
is. Yeah. >> We're fair play.
wonderfully made who were would
you get? example of
00:33:39.25\00:33:42.75
those 2? You've got plus bay
equals pre body. The reward to
what you were agreement, the
00:33:42.75\00:33:52.69
roots to greens. You know what
Adam was told. That's a is that
occurs, right? God didn't
00:33:52.69\00:33:56.63
resent it. He said now you have
to work hard for before you just
quit picking fruit,
00:33:56.63\00:34:03.67
the fruit market on the garden
ice to sweat. You produce from
the ground. But guess what,
00:34:03.67\00:34:08.34
you know, fine condition. That
is the best diet. you feel you
need to know if you have all
00:34:08.34\00:34:15.92
this festive drinks are going
to feel like fall in oil on the
00:34:15.92\00:34:20.66
world. A feat it's humbling.
You're accepting the
recommendation that that gave
00:34:20.66\00:34:28.10
But for his father. >> Well,
you've answered Michelles
question from Tennessee said
00:34:28.10\00:34:31.47
that's how you the store. You're
good got. Floor now it this is
from to she did in Brooklyn, New
00:34:31.47\00:34:40.41
York. I want to know what Happ
what happens when I ate as soon
as I finish, I feel even more
00:34:40.41\00:34:49.05
hungry. It is very unpleasant
and worrisome. That sounds like
00:34:49.05\00:34:56.29
blood sugar in >> Well, that's
what we thought If you have good
bacteria and that way to get
00:34:56.29\00:35:02.40
good bacteria increase their
numbers is handle that If you
have these good bacteria,
00:35:02.40\00:35:06.84
you're not going to get this
show chain fatty acids which
when you eat the fiber, you
00:35:06.84\00:35:15.48
kind of break down this fiber.
You don't have the enzymes that
the sisters to break this
00:35:15.48\00:35:18.21
and have sold into buddy, but
menu to include bacteria they
don't break it completely.
00:35:18.21\00:35:24.52
They end up with this says that
only have 4 car bombs. They're
00:35:24.52\00:35:28.39
short. They can be taken a buyer
Kalanick cells. Actually,
there's the food. You know, our
00:35:28.39\00:35:35.70
coal and the large intestine.
The wrecked him. Those are the
most humble organs of
00:35:35.70\00:35:44.04
everybody's right. >> work. you
want to talk about that? because
they're they're they're in the
00:35:44.04\00:35:48.24
diet plays. No scientists are
anyway. They don't get the food
from the bloodstream, you
00:35:48.24\00:35:55.15
know, for says the rain then use
them well, the heart is the one
right behind us to get
00:35:55.15\00:35:58.59
their foot first TV. So that
is the brain. And then doing
00:35:58.59\00:36:02.59
tissues. >> The kidneys, the
liver. Everybody gets to share
of oxygen and nutrients. And
00:36:02.59\00:36:04.66
then the call is like. One of us
and it as well. Whatever the
good bacteria you friend give
00:36:04.66\00:36:11.57
you. That's your foot. That
should be your foot. So if you
have good bacteria, they give
00:36:11.57\00:36:17.67
you all this food and you are
kalanick cells are ready to
protect this lining. It's only
00:36:17.67\00:36:23.38
a single layer of cells
protecting us from old is
possible that back to the
00:36:23.38\00:36:28.12
getting to us and a stream. So
they have to think we have to
love about with Rob it. know,
00:36:28.12\00:36:36.56
a little come I'll tee at night
be free of We'll get a better,
especially because of
00:36:36.56\00:36:44.00
blood has to flow through about.
Kuz super stressed flows through
00:36:44.00\00:36:51.27
our brain to ice to heart or
and the both. Okay. You guys are
00:36:51.27\00:36:54.34
spending Wolf. >> And I have to
ask is one quick one follow up
question because we just had a
00:36:54.34\00:37:00.65
who lymphocytic collide us from
taking it because it has had re
FOX. We all take reflux
00:37:00.65\00:37:07.99
medication like it was Candy.
But he was on a proton pump for
too long. Did not know it
00:37:07.99\00:37:15.33
was supposed to be short term
right? So lymphocytic collide.
Us is a very serious
00:37:15.33\00:37:22.10
condition. Speak to the acid
reflex is is it really that
we've got too much as sit in
00:37:22.10\00:37:29.28
our stomach or what's going on.
We have for the facts. >> Can I
add something? Just
00:37:29.28\00:37:34.32
the clothes? And that's the type
the problem, you know, that
feeling full yet. He is
00:37:34.32\00:37:39.25
one of the benefits of fiber
beside someone like it are
benefiting. And he explained
00:37:39.25\00:37:44.36
it's also the physical. Fiber
expands in our stomachs and
fiber is not in meat. Meet has
00:37:44.36\00:37:51.37
0 fiber. But fiber is in all the
vegetables, all the fruit, all
00:37:51.37\00:38:00.54
the means. All the makings, all
the cereals. They have fiber. So
the more fiber you eat, the more
00:38:00.54\00:38:08.55
following, you'll have that
sensation. >> And you can say
things move through faster as
00:38:08.55\00:38:16.39
well ready for the keeps your
mail going through sooner so
that you'll be ready for the
00:38:16.39\00:38:21.66
next meal. Yeah, this little
city collide as they talked
about reflex right is so much
00:38:21.66\00:38:25.10
reflects because we don't drink
water. So we have more acid we
eat a lot of food. We feel
00:38:25.10\00:38:32.94
ourselves too much. We don't do
like the have chin move
principle. That means first time
00:38:32.94\00:38:38.18
you get field stop you. You're
not. And then usually happens
when we hit 75% of the capacity
00:38:38.18\00:38:44.05
for stumped in our society. We
like to gorge. We like to get
into a food coma, the amount
00:38:44.05\00:38:51.69
of food you really goes up into
the esophagus and a lot of
mysteries cars to people
00:38:51.69\00:38:56.50
take these pills. quick remedy.
If you want to try, it's up to
00:38:56.50\00:39:03.97
you. You can try. But I do this
my patients first. Make sure
that you have had a test to see
00:39:03.97\00:39:08.44
what your insides look like you
can use is safe recipe that you
You was, you know, you Berets,
00:39:08.44\00:39:16.55
assaults are so serious
conditions. It just reflects.
also you can use this
00:39:16.55\00:39:20.89
concoction of 5. Raw potato
peeled. Some things you might
notice the fear that fits in
00:39:20.89\00:39:30.27
the palm of your You get this
potato. You cut in pieces,
right? Rob, it's going to
00:39:30.27\00:39:35.94
stick your rights. Let me start
slimy. So you put in a blender.
You put a couple of
00:39:35.94\00:39:40.44
water Leif ove cabbage. You
blend that. You put it through a
filter of coal in there and
00:39:40.44\00:39:46.51
that juice, you drink half an
hour before you go to bed this
slimy thing will cover. Eat
00:39:46.51\00:39:51.99
that. The U.S. the lower part.
We'll cover your stomach for
about 5 hours before your own
00:39:51.99\00:39:58.86
flu is start disintegrated. This
fight will cover this overnight.
00:39:58.86\00:40:02.40
When you lay flat, you have more
likelihood of having this
reflects of acid or reflexes
00:40:02.40\00:40:08.77
bile days, a few fingers below
the stomach. And if you need a
high meet that it worth Greece
00:40:08.77\00:40:16.34
indict, you can have a lot more
vile than a normal person and
the violent. Yes. And you know,
00:40:16.34\00:40:20.22
they're out cleon us today
really destroyed or cause pain
and mystery. So we so yes,
00:40:20.22\00:40:28.86
place too. Let me just take one
second here. They've got a very
important job here.
00:40:28.86\00:40:34.10
>> Please text your questions.
And let me give you that. The
number for that with those
00:40:34.10\00:40:39.40
textures, 6, one, a 2, 2, 8, 3,
9, 7, 5, if you want to e-mail.
It's live at 3ABN DOT
00:40:39.40\00:40:48.74
TV. Obviously, these are very
smart doctors here. So if you've
got a question now, be
00:40:48.74\00:40:58.22
a good time to send a man so
that they can quickly and and
their their explained in such
00:40:58.22\00:41:05.56
a way that they've dumbing it
down. But you don't have to be
have all these initials behind
00:41:05.56\00:41:11.30
your name to understand. I mean,
this is really appreciated.
00:41:11.30\00:41:13.44
>> yeah. It yet. I I want to
read this question from Judy in
address this to Doctor
00:41:13.44\00:41:19.91
Schwartz. She says, please state
your understandings of the
effect of using the 9 for
00:41:19.91\00:41:27.85
hypertension. Thank you for
taking these questions, Judy,
from Texas. I was good have to
00:41:27.85\00:41:35.06
look that up >> Look at that
connection. It's not one that
00:41:35.06\00:41:41.10
directly. No, okay. Okay. We
didn't let me ask you this one
current. I've heard someone else
00:41:41.10\00:41:43.90
S this. >> Missus doesn't
say who it's from. Hi, I was
00:41:43.90\00:41:50.94
wondering if eating a very high
fat meal. We're not used to it
can put you into atrial
00:41:50.94\00:41:58.78
fibrillation. >> All right.
That's a very good question. It
referred listen. More likely
00:41:58.78\00:42:06.42
occurs with the upper chamber of
the heart chronically stretching
out over a long period of
00:42:06.42\00:42:09.26
time. Things that can contribute
to the our obesity. So inning of
00:42:09.26\00:42:17.70
that Emil over and over and over
is going to make you more likely
eating a single fatty meal
00:42:17.70\00:42:21.10
probably won't having sleep
apnea can make you more prone to
referred a son. I'm having
00:42:21.10\00:42:27.88
high blood pressure that's not
been controlled for a long time.
Can cause the upper
00:42:27.88\00:42:30.85
chamber of the heart to just
keep stretching out more and
more and more. And then there
00:42:30.85\00:42:34.62
are some causes of it are for
from that can occur. Even young
00:42:34.62\00:42:39.15
people with normal heart. So
there's a whole spectrum that
could happen. But curiously
00:42:39.15\00:42:44.46
eating a single fatty meal for
someone who already has a plaque
00:42:44.46\00:42:50.87
atherosclerosis can in their
arteries, cause that plaque to
rupture from all the information
00:42:50.87\00:42:55.30
that comes with a fatty meal and
that can trigger a heart attack
even after a single fatty. Wow.
00:42:55.30\00:43:01.94
So it is related. Multiple fatty
meals can lead to a truck from a
lesson. But a single fatty meal
00:43:01.94\00:43:04.48
could could be the tipping point
or it's incredibly stressful. A
burger and Burger sic and
00:43:04.48\00:43:13.82
fries, many restaurants. But
where you get a burger second
fries, the classic American
00:43:13.82\00:43:18.39
diet is just the absolute worst
thing for for heart disease. And
00:43:18.39\00:43:22.46
that's why we lead the world in
heart disease. Yeah. >> you buy
it, we've got it. I
00:43:22.46\00:43:27.40
know you better video and
stress. I just want to ask how
does stress affect the heart
00:43:27.40\00:43:31.81
rhythm? >> You know, so that's
a very good question. So stress
00:43:31.81\00:43:36.44
kind of wraps up everything it
can affect our arbol affects our
00:43:36.44\00:43:42.82
brain. >> You find information
to it definitely affects
inflammation. So for stress,
00:43:42.82\00:43:46.96
we're releasing stress hormones.
>> One of them is adrenaline.
00:43:46.96\00:43:49.86
Another one is quarter zone.
These things are circulating
around that can cause the
00:43:49.86\00:43:55.63
vessels to constrict so that
you're not getting good blood
flow to the brain. You're not
00:43:55.63\00:44:00.94
getting good blood flow to your
heart, not even getting good
00:44:00.94\00:44:04.67
blood flow. >> 2 other organs.
so it's all tied together.
Stress can occur for I mean,
00:44:04.67\00:44:12.08
there's a relationship between
what we eat and how we have
stress. But there's also a
00:44:12.08\00:44:15.42
relationship just to the
environment, whether we're
getting enough sleep weather,
00:44:15.42\00:44:19.22
we're dealing with stress or are
internalizing stress. often when
00:44:19.22\00:44:23.56
my patients come in. Even when I
used to practice internal
medicine and I always used to
00:44:23.56\00:44:29.76
say the weakest Oregon breaks
down first. When people are
current too much stress and then
00:44:29.76\00:44:33.94
we see it over and over and
often it's the heart, but it can
be any organ. And so one of the
00:44:33.94\00:44:38.41
things a man does is produce
educational videos that can be
shown in church that can be
00:44:38.41\00:44:44.91
shown as educational programs in
the doctor's office work even
just be shared off off
00:44:44.91\00:44:50.89
the Internet in. We have one
here tonight on stress. >> Let's
00:44:50.89\00:44:55.39
watch this video because it's
fascinating. ¤ >> Hello, my name
00:44:55.39\00:45:06.70
is Roger Swell to and I'm a
pulmonary and critical care
specialist in Southern
00:45:06.70\00:45:10.87
California. We're did hundreds
of COVID-19 patients. What is
stress or more specifically the
00:45:10.87\00:45:16.78
opposite of stress. What is
peace and how can it help you
with COVID-19? Let me explain a
00:45:16.78\00:45:22.55
little bit about stress, you
know, in the right amount.
Stress can actually be very
00:45:22.55\00:45:27.22
motivated, but too much can be
crippling. Let me tell you about
00:45:27.22\00:45:30.99
one of the most stressful parts
of my life was when I was in
medical school and exam weeks.
00:45:30.99\00:45:35.16
We're coming up. And with the
amount of testing you do you
always worry about how things
00:45:35.16\00:45:39.40
are going to be your stressed.
You know, this could be career
changing if you don't do well
00:45:39.40\00:45:43.91
on an examination. Well, a
number of researchers took just
those type of medical
00:45:43.91\00:45:48.48
students were in exam week and
they tested them years ago for
things like natural killer
00:45:48.48\00:45:55.42
cells and their ability to mount
an immune response or make
antibodies. And what they
00:45:55.42\00:46:00.89
found was that when they were
under a lot of stress, these
medical students had very low
00:46:00.89\00:46:05.06
natural killer cells and the
antibody production. Their body
was almost undetectable
00:46:05.06\00:46:11.23
when they took cells out of
their body to see whether or not
they would react like they
00:46:11.23\00:46:14.97
should in a test tube. They
reacted very, very weakly. So
these findings really shocked
00:46:14.97\00:46:20.48
the research community. And so
300 studies later and what we
now know today is that stress,
00:46:20.48\00:46:27.92
whether it's just for a few days
or for a few months or even for
00:46:27.92\00:46:33.62
a few years can be detrimental
and bring down your immune
system. And it seems as though
00:46:33.62\00:46:38.49
this is even more pronounced in
people who are sick and who are
elderly. Further analysis is
00:46:38.49\00:46:44.57
actually giving us some more
information about stress as
well. In first year, students
00:46:44.57\00:46:49.40
off at college who needed
vaccination. They looked at what
their antibody response
00:46:49.40\00:46:55.21
was and they found that there
was poor antibody responses in
students who were either not.
00:46:55.21\00:47:00.98
>> In a social network that was
very large or under a lot of
stress and isolation. So
00:47:00.98\00:47:05.62
how do you avoid stress? Well,
you can't really avoid stress,
but you can change how you
00:47:05.62\00:47:09.36
deal with it. For instance, you
can take deep breaths every 4 to
00:47:09.36\00:47:15.90
6 seconds or you could reach up
to the sky as high as you can.
And then back down again to the
00:47:15.90\00:47:20.74
ground or you can do pass of
relaxation by 10 saying certain
muscle groups for 5 to 10
00:47:20.74\00:47:25.44
seconds and then allowing it to
relaxed. These are practical
things you can do to help with
00:47:25.44\00:47:31.15
stress. If you are part of a
belief system and let's say you
are with other people that are
00:47:31.15\00:47:35.95
part of the police system. Lets
a church. Then you can actually
00:47:35.95\00:47:40.69
use that belief system to help
the science has shown. And you
can once again obtained the
00:47:40.69\00:47:47.20
peace that passes all
understanding. Now during a
pandemic experience, it's very
00:47:47.20\00:47:51.93
difficult to kind of get those
networks that we need to help us
deal with that kind of stress.
00:47:51.93\00:47:57.14
But technology can be a help.
And it's not a barrier that you
can't overcome. So make it a
00:47:57.14\00:48:03.48
point every day to get together
and network with your
acquaintances as you'll both get
00:48:03.48\00:48:08.68
a benefit here we see practical
and simple methods that we can
use along with advanced medical
00:48:08.68\00:48:14.12
technology to help enhance our
God given immune system, we are
fearfully and wonderfully
00:48:14.12\00:48:18.69
made. God has given us these
ideas to protect us from harm.
We learned to stay connected
00:48:18.69\00:48:25.43
and keep faith system and teach
it to others so that we can
hopefully prevent disease
00:48:25.43\00:48:29.74
and hospitalization. It just
might help you. We're so in love
00:48:29.74\00:48:35.21
from COVID-19. ¤ ¤ >>
Stress is a killer. I mean,
00:48:35.21\00:48:49.29
that's just the bottom line,
isn't it? You have done some
research while that was
00:48:49.29\00:48:54.93
running. >> So Judy, from Texas,
you Sweat, we now know what 9
00:48:54.93\00:49:00.70
news. >> you have under
you suggest using the 9.
00:49:00.70\00:49:07.58
>> For hyper to it's so thin.
The 9 or else the a 9 is a
natural substance that occurs
00:49:07.58\00:49:13.92
in a leaflet from tea green
Commonly. You can get it as a
supplement. I'm not a big
00:49:13.92\00:49:20.29
advocate of supplements. They
all have a faxed us like
medicines do so they should be
00:49:20.29\00:49:24.63
used carefully under the advice
of a physician or nutritionist.
00:49:24.63\00:49:29.83
It. But people to help them
relax and they help they take it
to help them have a calming
00:49:29.83\00:49:36.87
effect into sleep. Better. And
so anything that helps deal with
stress and helps us relax could
00:49:36.87\00:49:41.01
potentially help reduce the risk
for hypertension. So I don't
00:49:41.01\00:49:46.21
actually currently recommend
that for my patients, but it
could potentially have a use for
00:49:46.21\00:49:48.75
that. Okay. >> Let me ask you
all this question because it's
00:49:48.75\00:49:53.32
it has to do with the heart. But
I think in general, I do have a
few and sometimes I get so
00:49:53.32\00:49:59.06
busy. I don't train enough
water. And my doctor I called in
once said, well, actually,
00:49:59.06\00:50:05.83
I went to see my general
practitioner. He sent me to the
electro physiologist hates
00:50:05.83\00:50:12.31
like having a heart attack over
my heart. You know what? My
physiologists. I texted
00:50:12.31\00:50:19.41
him. He's in. He said Shelley, I
want you to drink 90 ounces of
water today. We don't
00:50:19.41\00:50:27.89
understand what if you're not
drinking enough water, volume
stout, it's going to affect
00:50:27.89\00:50:34.56
your heart, your kidneys. Your
got. It's going to affect
everything, isn't it?
00:50:34.56\00:50:38.67
>> Our bodies are made up nearly
of 60% water. And so we do need
00:50:38.67\00:50:44.91
to replenish that. It's
cleansing the balls. It's
cleansing through the kidneys.
00:50:44.91\00:50:49.54
That's what's the major
component of our bloodstream
that gets pumped through so
00:50:49.54\00:50:55.88
water is that the key to life? I
think just as Jesus said, he is
the water of life. It's very
00:50:55.88\00:51:01.82
water is very, very important.
actually a man has a video on
that that we can watch a little
00:51:01.82\00:51:04.53
later. Okay. We don't have time
this from there we can. We have
time to do it now that we can
00:51:04.53\00:51:11.13
but do that because >> you
cannot lead if you research it.
00:51:11.13\00:51:15.47
How important water is for your
how important it is for every
organ in your face, your hair,
00:51:15.47\00:51:21.04
everything. That's what want.
OK? >> We hear that. As the
00:51:21.04\00:51:31.99
sound of water. ¤ When
you stop to think about
00:51:31.99\00:51:43.93
it, 70% of the earth's surface
is covered in water. Now just as
it is in nature. The same
00:51:43.93\00:51:48.77
is true of the human organism as
well. Did you know that the body
is composed of about 70
00:51:48.77\00:51:53.44
to 75% water? Will we stop and
go even deeper than that? We
discovered that the brain is
00:51:53.44\00:52:00.78
about 85% water. The blood about
82% water. The bowls about 25%
00:52:00.78\00:52:09.46
water. The skin about 64% water.
The kidneys about 79% water and
the list can go on and on and
00:52:09.46\00:52:19.57
on. Most interestingly,
degenerative diseases and pain
experienced can be simply
00:52:19.57\00:52:24.04
prevented and treated by
increasing our daily. Want to
For example, researchers have
00:52:24.04\00:52:30.01
discovered that those who drink
5 or more glasses of water a
day. We're less likely to die
00:52:30.01\00:52:33.85
from a heart attack. So the
question may be wondering, is
how much water should right?
00:52:33.85\00:52:42.56
Well, general rule of thumb is
that we should be drinking at
least 50% or more of our body
00:52:42.56\00:52:48.36
weight in ounces. Now, this
intake is going vary depending
upon age location, temperature.
00:52:48.36\00:52:56.10
And So why am I telling you all
this? Perhaps the path towards
better health and a better
00:52:56.10\00:53:01.91
you. Wise and simply drinking
water. >> me ask a question on
00:53:01.91\00:53:19.09
this water business. I've got a
lot of friends that they've only
been told 10,000 times. You
00:53:19.09\00:53:24.40
need to drink more water. But
for some reason, it's not a
priority. What would you
00:53:24.40\00:53:28.20
suggest? Could maybe you could
sneak up on that water? It would
00:53:28.20\00:53:35.11
taste the same or something that
would remind them. I need to
start drinking more water. When
00:53:35.11\00:53:42.12
I usually tell my people my
patience is. >> Get a bottle
water and put in them some mean
00:53:42.12\00:53:50.43
cleves, some slices. So
cucumbers, Sam peels of lemon or
lines make it infused. Water
00:53:50.43\00:53:58.87
will taste different and make it
your water to drink. It's
amazing how much takes so much
00:53:58.87\00:54:06.88
knee joint pains, constipation,
re flocks. But he is resold by
Drinking water is a
00:54:06.88\00:54:16.42
no-brainer. Really not sitting
here. And I've got say, let's
just say a 30 ounce bottle, my
00:54:16.42\00:54:21.72
little aluminum bottle of water.
We know there by carries around.
00:54:21.72\00:54:25.59
>> Okay after that with
cucumbers to put lineup with a
lemon slices there with thing
00:54:25.59\00:54:28.10
in there. And I drink it. Is
that into that for the day? Do I
go out night? But the second
00:54:28.10\00:54:35.24
thing to pull those cucumbers
everything out of Usos cucumbers
00:54:35.24\00:54:38.74
all day long for this for that
day, you can use it for all day
long. Okay. they can use it as
00:54:38.74\00:54:45.35
composed when you get home, a
man. >> Don't get much better.
00:54:45.35\00:54:50.65
That does right. >> What I've
learned to do is I get out 6
bottles for water put in by my
00:54:50.65\00:54:57.23
desk and I just know that come
the end of the day, I needed
handle 6 news. This is a live
00:54:57.23\00:55:03.00
program. We're taking your
general questions about gut
health. Infectious. We've got at
00:55:03.00\00:55:11.54
a gastroenterologist an
infectious disease. Doctor and a
cardiologist with us
00:55:11.54\00:55:16.28
tonight. So you can send your
life questions by text. You can
text 6, 1, 8, 2, 2, 8, 3,
00:55:16.28\00:55:25.15
9, 7, 5, or you can send them by
email to live at 3ABN that TV
and with got a few more
00:55:25.15\00:55:33.26
questions, it seems like there's
a lot of a fair question. 7 is
00:55:33.26\00:55:38.57
skip over this for just a month.
Well, greeted news Let me ask
this one. I have a fair bit
00:55:38.57\00:55:47.98
about once a month that last
about 8 to 12 I do not want to
take blood thinners. So I just
00:55:47.98\00:55:57.55
take 5 81 miligrams as springs.
When I have Is this good? >>
better than nothing. So the
00:55:57.55\00:56:07.03
problem with that refer the
upper chamber of the heart gets
larger larger. The kids
00:56:07.03\00:56:13.17
Kim's to quiver out of sync with
the lower chamber. So the upper
chambers was quivering
00:56:13.17\00:56:17.77
and on the upper chamber of the
left atrium was a little up and
is about the size of my
00:56:17.77\00:56:22.31
thumb. We called the lef teacher
Le Pen duds and blood clots can
00:56:22.31\00:56:28.38
form in hearts not squeezing
vigorously. So if the heart's
quivering, if it's just for a
00:56:28.38\00:56:34.52
few hours, you'll probably be
fine. But we use the measurement
of about 6 hours or more starts
00:56:34.52\00:56:38.23
become dangerous that you could
form a blood clot in here. And
then when the heart goes back
00:56:38.23\00:56:42.50
into rhythm, that could squeeze
that blood clot out inland in
your brain that can land other
00:56:42.50\00:56:45.90
places as well. But if it lands
in the brain, you're going to
00:56:45.90\00:56:51.67
have a stroke. So this is the
one area that I'm really
reluctant to say. There's a
00:56:51.67\00:56:54.81
natural replacement for blood
thinners. Aspirin, thins. Your
blood a little bit. And that may
00:56:54.81\00:57:01.25
prevent But aspirin reduces the
risk of stroke the risk of
stroke. If you have it, lessons
00:57:01.25\00:57:07.56
about 5%. And if you take
aspirin is going to reduce that
to about 4%. If you take an
00:57:07.56\00:57:12.06
actual blood thinner or reduce
that down to one percent. In so
there is a procedure that I do
00:57:12.06\00:57:18.70
and other cardiologists can do
where we bring a little up
through your vein. Not not in
00:57:18.70\00:57:25.74
a but all but a Katherine, your
heart. And then we put a plug.
00:57:25.74\00:57:42.12