Digital Social Hour - The Secret to Turning Negativity into Positivity | Elisabeth Carson DSH #1113

Episode Date: January 16, 2025

Discover "The Secret to Turning Negativity into Positivity 🌟" in this enlightening episode of the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly! Join Sean and special guest Elisabeth Carson as they dive into... strategies for transforming negative energy into a source of growth, healing, and empowerment. 💪✨ From meditation tips to breathwork practices, Elisabeth shares how she and her husband overcame challenges, betrayal, and negativity with love and resilience. 🧘‍♀️💕   But that’s not all! This episode is packed with valuable insights into biohacking, the power of peptides, gut health, and how our everyday choices impact our lives. 🧪🍎 Elisabeth also reveals the harmful effects of modern food, water, and healthcare systems—and how you can take control of your well-being. 🌍💡   Don’t miss out on this powerful conversation about creating positivity, staying grounded, and living with intention. Watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets. 📺 Join the conversation and let’s build a better, healthier future together! 🚀💬   #wasimsualeh #emanchannel #communitysupporthealing #muftimenk #drhaifaayounis   CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:31 - California Fires, Wildfires, Environmental Impact 02:57 - Debate Drama, Political Discourse, Controversy 09:20 - Elisabeth's Perspective on the Drama, Personal Insight, Analysis 11:32 - What Happened at the Bar, Social Interaction, Storytelling 17:25 - Moving Forward, Progress, Solutions 19:58 - Hate vs Criticism, Emotional Responses, Communication 23:10 - Peptides, Health Benefits, Biochemistry 27:50 - FDA, Regulation, Food Safety 29:50 - Capitalism in Healthcare, Economic Models, Access to Care 32:19 - Importance of Probiotics, Gut Health, Microbiome 35:59 - Sugar is Addictive and Causes Inflammation, Nutrition, Health Risks 37:30 - Toxic Environments & Neurological Issues, Public Health, Environmental Health 40:10 - Our Food & Water Supply, Safety, Sustainability 41:39 - Where to Find Elisabeth, Social Media, Contact Information   APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: jenna@digitalsocialhour.com   GUEST: Elizabeth Carson https://www.instagram.com/elisabethicarson/   SPONSORS: SPECIALIZED RECRUITING GROUP: https://www.srgpros.com/   LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: jenna@digitalsocialhour.com

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Starting point is 00:02:13 If I see him going down a negative path, it's like, let's just take a minute, do some breath work and send love. All right, guys, got Elizabeth Carson back on today. We are in Vegas. Thanks for stopping by. Yes, thanks for having me back. Yeah, you left the fires yesterday.
Starting point is 00:02:31 Yes, yes we did. We flew into Orange County and you know what? It's so sad what's happening. I used to live in LA. I lived there for three years actually when I was younger and seeing the parts of the areas that I used to hang out and just, you know, it is so sad, so sad. And just, I hope that once people heal and once people get over this situation
Starting point is 00:02:56 that they hold the people accountable because what was done and not done is so wrong, so wrong. So I- Seems like a lot of negligence, right? Absolutely, absolutely. And they're trying to make excuses as to what really happened. And it's like these excuses, they don't,
Starting point is 00:03:13 no sense whatsoever. And then on top of that, you have government, right? That sends all of these funds to other countries to support different things, right? Billions of dollars elsewhere. And then the people that went through the fires get $750. It does not correlate in my brain. It doesn't make sense at all.
Starting point is 00:03:33 Cali's also gotten a lot of funds in general for like homelessness and other problems. And it seems to not help. In fact, homelessness is up in California. Yeah, yeah. I mean, Skid Row, you know, it's always been there. And then on top of that, you have taxpayers, right? The citizens and people that live in California, these high taxes,
Starting point is 00:03:50 so that they pay all this money so that when natural disasters and natural, when things like this happen, they can take care of it. Right. Yeah. So what are they paying taxes for? Why? It just doesn't make sense. I think it's a final straw for a lot of people in Cali. I think a lot of people are gonna move out. Yeah, and I hope so to be honest, because it's unfair. It's negligence. I mean, it's twisty.
Starting point is 00:04:14 It's just, it's so unfortunate what happened. It's so unfortunate. And you know, I just, I hope that we can all gather together as a community, as people, and just try to help in any way possible. I do notice that, you know, in life, you bump heads, right? Everyone's after each other. Everyone's like talking crap and doing whatever, whatever they're doing.
Starting point is 00:04:38 But then when these things happen, it's like people come together, you know? And that's the beauty of something that, a disaster, is that people will tend people come together, you know? And that's the beauty of something that a disaster is that people will tend to come together. So I'm seeing that too. Yeah, we need more of that. I know you've been dealing a lot lately, right? With the debate drama.
Starting point is 00:04:53 Yeah, yeah. That was the first major drama I've seen you guys part of in all your years on social media. Yeah, yeah. And you know what, Sean, it has been so hard, to be honest. It's been incredibly hard on my family. It's been incredibly hard on my husband. And just, you know, it's like people are only really
Starting point is 00:05:17 getting one side of the story right now, because, you know, these guys are out here and they're really the only ones out here speaking on things. And so it's just, it's unfair what's happening. because these guys are out here and they're really the only ones out here speaking on things. And so it's just unfair what's happening. And it's like we've had to handle this situation so carefully because people will take anything that you say and just run with it and then spin it into something negative.
Starting point is 00:05:41 And it's just, you know, it's so incredibly sad. And it's not the bulk of the people that are trying to come at us right now. It's really the betrayal of who we thought to be family. We thought that these people were family. I mean, I have known one of the guys for over, I think, 20 years. Holy crap. I actually used to talk to him when he was a teenager
Starting point is 00:06:06 and talk to him about things, almost, mentor almost. Yeah. And we've had these people, I mean, over at our house, at our parties, around our kids, and the betrayal, the betrayal from them is just so hurtful. It's so incredibly hurtful because we don't tend to let very many people into our inner circle.
Starting point is 00:06:28 And you know, it's our fault that we did, that we didn't see this coming. We had 14 people at our wedding and the guy that started all of this was one of them. And so it really caught us off guard and it hurt so bad because my son and their son are best friends still to this day. Still to this day our kids are best friends and to have a friend quote unquote a friend. Looking for the ultimate online casino experience? Step
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Starting point is 00:09:50 After telling my husband, I won't release it. To do that, it's like the amount of betrayal and just the, it's unexplainable, Sean. It's unexplainable. And then it's like people don't understand the backlash from what they're doing. It's like, you know, the stuff that is happening behind the scenes that only we see is incredibly,
Starting point is 00:10:15 it's scary for us. I mean, we've had people show up at our office. Wow. We've had comments of people, I'm a pull up on you, you better watch your world travels. I mean, We've had comments of people, I'm a pull up on you. You better watch your world travels. I mean, we've had people talk about, I'm going to stomp your husband's face against the curb. Like I mean, it's horrible comments. It's horrible threats.
Starting point is 00:10:36 And I mean, on my son's like, my son is trying to build his YouTube page and he wanted to build a podcast and we had to remove all of his videos online because I was going to his videos and there were hundreds of comments. Holy crap. Hundreds of people talking crap about a 12 year old. And so it's incredibly heartbreaking that people can be so cruel because of a difference of opinion and belief.
Starting point is 00:11:02 And you know what? I've watched my husband since I've met him. He is the hardest worker that I've ever come across. The hardest. He works night, day, middle of the night. He doesn't stop. I mean, we've traveled to over, I mean, so many different countries doing research, right?
Starting point is 00:11:22 And I watch him research. Just sit there and research, travel to these locations, talk to indigenous people, talk to homegrown people from the places, researching, doing research. I witnessed this and it's like, how can you rag on a man that has spent his whole life researching? He's not, he didn't go to school and get all these fancy degrees to do this.
Starting point is 00:11:45 No, he's had real life experience from the research that he's done by himself, spending his own money to do all of these things, to gather this information. It's like, how can you rag on somebody because they came up with a different result than you did? Yeah. That's so backwards because this life is so dynamic and interesting because we're so different. I love watching people and just really like trying to understand different people because we're so complex and so interesting. If we were all the same everything would be so boring. You know what I'm saying? So it's like we have to stop getting mad at each other because we believe different things.
Starting point is 00:12:26 It's like, Billy's not out here attacking people. He's not out here trying to hurt anybody. He's trying to help people. He's trying to wake people up to see that they have power inside of them to create whatever life they want to. And people are getting mad at him for that. It doesn't make sense in my head. And it's just been horrible, Sean, to be honest.
Starting point is 00:12:49 It's been horrible. And I just, I hope that the people that have been attacking, I just give it a break. It's like figure something else for your energy. Like your energy can be spent so much better elsewhere. You know what I'm saying? It's like feeding into the negativity. It just doesn't serve anybody.
Starting point is 00:13:07 It doesn't serve anybody. So you're still getting attacks? It's been a few weeks now, right? Yeah, well, months. It's been two months. Two months, wow. I went by fast, geez. Yeah, I know, I know.
Starting point is 00:13:15 Two months. Yeah, yeah, we're, it's still a bit because, you know, I don't really discredit what's going on with the guy that's doing the podcast tours. You know, he took an opportunity, ran with it, and all props to him. I got nothing against this guy. You know what I'm saying?
Starting point is 00:13:31 It's like, what I really have a problem with is the fact that we had close inner circle friends and they decided to try to destroy us over nothing. Like, we've helped both of them. I mean, we sent the guy and his son, my son's best friend to basketball games. We let them use our cars to go out on the town. You know, I mean, it's like all of these different things
Starting point is 00:13:55 that we've done and we both sit there and rack our brains like, how could you turn on us like this? What did we do to you to make you turn on us like this? It doesn't make any sense in my brain. So I've had to allow myself to, you know, let it be what it is, understand that people have their own reasons for whatever reason that they did this, you know?
Starting point is 00:14:18 And I'm trying to take the higher road, as well as my husband trying to take the higher road of just focusing on the work, focusing on our mission. Our mission is to help people. Our mission is to save people, to wake people up. And so that's what we're focused on. And we're trying not to even turn that way,
Starting point is 00:14:37 not to focus on it because, I mean, you create your own reality and we only make that reality real when we focus on it and when we pay attention to it. So every time that something pops up, I try to remind my husband, I try to remind my kid, like, hey, you know, we have our own universe that we've created for ourselves
Starting point is 00:14:56 and nothing outside that exists. So let's stick to the mission. How can we serve people better? That's what this has really taught me. It's like, what am I not doing right? Then all of these people are coming at me. They're so mad, right? So how can we serve them better? How can we alchemically change this energy from negativity and turn it to positivity? How can we serve better? So that has been the goal. That's been the focus since all this has happened.
Starting point is 00:15:20 We've had team meeting after team meeting after team meeting. How can we serve people better? Because something that we're doing just probably wasn't in alignment. It probably wasn't in alignment. I think that everything has a purpose and a reason. All this happened for a purpose and a reason. It taught us lessons, great lessons. It taught us to be more careful about who you let in.
Starting point is 00:15:42 I mean, we sat 20 feet away from the man that started this whole ordeal a couple nights ago. And he just sat there willy-nilly at the bar eating his food. And I'm like, how can you just sit there while we're, and you know that you're trying to destroy our family and you can just sit there and eat your meal like nothing ever happened. It's just really, it's wild to me, Sean.
Starting point is 00:16:05 Did you approach him or? No, mm-mm. Did he see you guys? Yep, yep, he saw us. He stared at us a good minute. Yeah, yep, he saw us. And you know, we live in the same community. I mean, I'm great friends with his wife.
Starting point is 00:16:17 And your kids are still best friends too? Oh yeah, our kids are best friends. That's a tricky situation. His wife and I are born on the same day, Sean. Wow. We have same beliefs. I mean, we're almost the same human. You know what I'm saying? Like, we created a great relationship and still have it.
Starting point is 00:16:30 So it's complicated. All of this. It's complicated a lot. Yeah. And it's just so surprising that, you know, so many people want to grab onto this situation and run with it because it's viral. So for the views, let me do this more.
Starting point is 00:16:44 For the views, let me bring this person on so he can destroy, try to destroy this man a little more. You know, it's really backwards, the mindset of people, unfortunately. It's a short-term way of thinking, right? Getting views, because that's not going to last. No. So if you're going to sacrifice a friendship over views,
Starting point is 00:17:01 it's not really like a good idea in my opinion. Yeah, well, it just shows your character. If you can throw your friend, your best friend under the bus for views, knowing that your son's best friend is getting attacked, that your wife's friend is getting attacked, and your best friend is getting attacked, and you're still moving forward in doing this.
Starting point is 00:17:22 It's like, why, you know? Yeah. It just, it shows the pain and anguish and trauma that people have not addressed is really what the situation showed me. I've watched a lot of debates. This one just felt like it was a personal level, like something happened. Well, you know what, Sean?
Starting point is 00:17:36 It's like, you know, my husband shows up for things and he's prepared, you know? For the last 20 years, his face has been out here and he is prepared. I mean, For the last 20 years, his face has been out here and he is prepared. I mean, people come up to us, hundreds of people, asking any questions and he'll answer them. Any question he has the answer to. I mean, he's known for that.
Starting point is 00:17:55 So it's like, you can clearly see, clearly, in this video, that my husband was not the same person as he normally is. Something was going on. clearly in this video that my husband was not the same person as he normally is. Something was going on. And so to take that small little hour, right, and compare it to 20 years of the hard work, the research, the talks, the shows, the countless people that he's changed lives for, and you're taking this one hour and you're trying to throw it in this person's face, and trying to destroy a person because of this hour,
Starting point is 00:18:27 because he didn't show up as his top, you know, optimized self. It's like, people gotta give people a break sometimes. And that was his first debate ever, right? No, he's done other debates. He actually did another debate, a live debate on the news before, on Armstrong Williams' show.
Starting point is 00:18:46 I mean, he's done debates before and he's shown up and he's held his own because he was prepared. He didn't know this was going to happen. He didn't know the guy was going to be there. He thought he was just going to have a conversation with a friend of his. That's literally what he thought was going to happen. He had no pre-knowing that this was about to happen whatsoever. And he was deathly ill right before it. So it's like your brain and on top of that, pneumonia, it restricts oxygen to the brain.
Starting point is 00:19:13 His oxygen levels were at 86 when we got to the hospital. They're supposed to be at between 98 and 100. So his brain was not, was starved of oxygen. He was still recovering. So it's like, you know, he obviously didn't show up as his optimized self. He was obviously, there was something going on there. So it's like, you're taking one hour
Starting point is 00:19:35 and comparing it to 20 years. And it's just, it's really crappy to me. It's crappy that people would take that and judge a person off of that. And then I know that he reacted a bit, you know, and he said things completely out of his character. And, you know, I feel so bad about that because when you're in fight or flight,
Starting point is 00:19:57 you lose 30% frontal lobe capacity where you process information, where your logical thoughts are at. So your blood rushes to your hind brain, which is your emotional brain. So it's like you're not thinking consciously. You're reacting to what's happening. And because of a traumatic past, I mean, Billy has had a rough life and for him to be able to succeed and be so successful and just calm and peaceful after everything that he's been through.
Starting point is 00:20:26 It's so impressive to me. But I also understand within him that stress is there. So if something attacks him to a level where he feels stressed like he used to feel back in the day, his reaction is going to be big. And unfortunately, he didn't have a good response. And it made us, you know, it looked pretty bad. And I feel so terrible because that's not who he is.
Starting point is 00:20:52 I mean, my husband is one of the nicest, most gentle people that will literally give his shirt off his back for a person. I mean, his heart is so big, I have to stop him from helping people sometimes, you know? It's like the biggest hurt. And I'm so sad that that showed up, his trauma showed up, you know, not him.
Starting point is 00:21:13 And so, I mean, as far as right now, we're just trying to move forward from the situation, learn from the situation, know that, you know, we just gotta be a little, we have to be better, we have to be better, more prepared. And I just wanna keep on serving people, Sean. Like, I just wanna keep on helping people. That's all really like the initiative is, is to change collective consciousness
Starting point is 00:21:38 so we can shift into better days. Because right now, the collective is destroying people for views. You know, that's what we call interesting. Drama. Right. We focus on wars. We focus on drama. We focus on the negativity. Whereas we could focus on the positivity of life and create a better one for everybody.
Starting point is 00:22:02 Because energetically, no amount of stress is ever gonna help anybody, right? That's just adding on to the negativity of the energy of the world, right? So if we can learn to get healed within ourselves, to accept ourselves, because when we don't accept others, we're really just not accepting ourselves, right? It's all a projection of what is going on inside of us.
Starting point is 00:22:23 So when we can learn to heal that part of ourselves, to fill ourselves up with that love that we deserve, right? That we might not have gotten when we were children. If we can learn that to give all of what we need to ourselves, then we will not be out here trying to attack people or trying to get views for clout because, you know, this thing is viral right now. If it's adding negativity on to somebody else, you know? this thing is viral right now if it's adding negativity
Starting point is 00:22:45 on to somebody else, you know? Like it won't even be a thought. For me, I have done over two decades worth of healing work and so I don't have it in me to go to another's page and troll on them or just spit negativity on people. You know, I've wanted to respond and do this and do this. It's an initial reaction. But I know within myself that these trolls and the people that are coming and saying these awful things, they're saying it to themselves. Because within them is some sort of pain and distortion and just toxicity that they are just gassing off onto other people because they feel so uncomfortable. So it has nothing to do with us
Starting point is 00:23:32 and everything to do with their inner world, to be honest. They're probably just kids that got bullied when they were younger, and now they just wanna bully people because they couldn't do it. They had no power. So now they're trying to use their power through negative words and comments hiding behind screens.
Starting point is 00:23:49 Yeah. I think there's a big difference with hate and criticism. I think like when it's hate, it's usually coming from below that cliche quote, right? Yes. But criticism I like. I love criticism. Sometimes it's good, you know,
Starting point is 00:23:59 sometimes if it comes from the right person, it could really help you. Yes. I agree, Sean. I mean, I have friends around me that check me when I'm not doing good, you know? Because we need that to be able to grow. If you're not resisting some of the things that I'm doing, I'm not growing. So those are the people that I keep around me. That's why Billy and I have such a strong relationship.
Starting point is 00:24:19 Because we check each other when we're not doing right, right? When I see one person falling or he sees me falling into negativity, brings me right back. You know, let's go meditate and just, you know, transmute this energy. I see something's going on with you. If I see him going down a negative path, it's like, let's just take a minute and do some breath work and send love. Send love to those who are hating, right?
Starting point is 00:24:40 And that's really how we got over the whole debate situation. We deep meditations, sending love, covering these people in all of the love and all of the light and wishing the best for them. And that has really taken the darkness out of my heart, the anger out of my body, and you know I don't really have those feelings anymore for them. It's just you know I'm upset about the situation and what happened but you know I'm not really angry anymore. It's just, you know, I'm upset about the situation and what happened, but you know, I'm not really angry anymore. It's just, I wish them the best.
Starting point is 00:25:09 I'm not a fan of the hate and the threats, because I think debates are a valuable form of learning, but the way it got a little too personal with that one, I think. Yeah, yeah. Well, people haven't seen all of the thousands of negative comments and threatening comments that we've been getting.
Starting point is 00:25:21 Yeah, because that's not productive at that point. Yeah, no. I mean, they don't know that people have been showing up at our office, you know? It's messed up. Yeah, it started to get, yeah. Yeah, when it gets too personal like that, it's... It's too much.
Starting point is 00:25:32 Yeah. It's too much. This is, it's supposed to be sharing of the minds, a meeting of the minds, you know? Right. Sharing different, different perceptions of the same thing. You know, what's wrong with that? There's nothing wrong with that.
Starting point is 00:25:44 But the aftermath is just, you know, it was too much. Yeah, well, sounds like you're getting over it. So I hope you guys heal and move on. Thank you. Yeah, yeah. We just saw Dr. Amen yesterday. Billy had a great conversation with him. Very, very healing conversation with him.
Starting point is 00:25:58 Shout out to Dr. Amen. He's a godsend. Did you guys get some scans done? Yeah, Billy had scans done. Actually, I had a scan about three years ago. Billy had two scans done with Dr. Aiman. The first time they discovered a brain injury and then the second time after doing his protocol
Starting point is 00:26:15 for about a year, the brain injury was gone. Crazy. Yeah, that stuff works. Oh, it does. I highly recommend getting your brain scan because you don't know what's going on. No. But you can visibly see it.
Starting point is 00:26:23 Yes. For me, that was a wake up call. Cause I was told I had ADHD growing up. I never believed it. Didn't want to go on medication, but to actually see like why I have it. It was pretty interesting. That's really what gives you the awareness.
Starting point is 00:26:34 I think that the awareness of Billy knowing that he had a brain injury, specifically in his navigation center and his brain, just the knowing of that is what brought him a lot of awareness to that area. And I think he was doing meditations, thinking about the area, shooting blood to the area, and now he's perfectly healed from it,
Starting point is 00:26:55 which is incredible to see. I love it. Yeah, you guys are on the forefront of a lot of biohacking stuff, right? You're getting into peptides now. Yes, yes. Peptides, oh my God. These are game changers, Sean, game changers. So peptides now. Yes, yes. Peptides, oh my god. These are game changers, Sean.
Starting point is 00:27:05 Game changers. So peptides are short chain molecules of 50 or less molecules. 50 or more is called a protein, basically. So they're signaling molecules that make cells do different biological processes within the system. So we've really dove deep within the past year with peptides. Specifically, we have done epitalin, which is great. They have shown research with epitalin
Starting point is 00:27:31 that grows telomeres, actually. Really? Yes, and I know that you've talked about telomeres on your show and Billy talks about it all the time, but as your telomeres shrink, that's basically aging. So if epitalin can extend telomeres, then you're not aging as fast. So really really good one we've tried. We keep BPC 157 which is body protective compound 157.
Starting point is 00:27:53 It's actually a molecule that's made and found in your gut and it's very healing. So we keep that one with us all the time when we travel the world and everything and what that does is it actually brings blood flow to different areas that are wounded in your body for healing. So it regenerates tissue. I mean, they're finding out so much good stuff about this specific peptide. And then also if you take it orally,
Starting point is 00:28:16 if you have like leaky gut or if you have acid reflux, really, really good for that too. Another one that we take is TB 500, which is great for inflammation. So we'll take TB 500 and BPC together as kind of like a protocol when after we get done working out really hard and we have a ton of lactic acid, lots of inflammation. So the next day we recover faster and can work out as hard the next day. TB 500 is also very good in healing injuries.
Starting point is 00:28:45 So Billy actually got injured when we were in Egypt this last tour. He hit his knee extremely hard. And he couldn't even walk. And so I injected him a couple of times with BPC and TB 500. And he was able to finish the tour and basically heal within a couple of days. Holy crap, he had pneumonia too during that, right? Well, yes, yes he did.
Starting point is 00:29:06 He was recovering from pneumonia in Egypt, but he caught pneumonia actually in Turkey. So yeah, yeah. That was also a crazy, crazy time. We covered that last episode. That was nuts. Yeah. A near death experience.
Starting point is 00:29:17 Man, near death experience and everything. And then it's like, it's like one thing hit us after another. Like I almost lose my husband and then we get this drama with this new thing. I'm wondering if last year was his enemy year. Man, it's like last year was so rewarding for us, but at the same time it was so exhausting.
Starting point is 00:29:37 But it was probably one of the years that we learned the most. We learned so much stuff last year, like just about the business. And I mean, we ran ourselves ragged, which is why I feel like he got sick because right before we went to Turkey, we went on a podcast run and hit probably 12 states
Starting point is 00:29:54 in like 10 days. Crazy. Yeah, right before we took 40 people on tour to Turkey. So his immune system was low. Yeah, cause when you're traveling, all that radiation, right? Every time I travel, I get a runny nose. I get a little sick. Yeah, well, you're traveling, all that radiation, right? Every time I travel, I get a runny nose. I get a little sick.
Starting point is 00:30:05 Yeah, well, you know what's really good for that, Sean? So, you know, when you're traveling, especially on planes, you want to take, I think it's a, you can order it off of Amazon. It's like called xylitol or something. It's a nose spray. Xylitol, I have gum xylitol. Awesome.
Starting point is 00:30:20 I thought it was for cavities. Yeah, yeah, you can use it as a gum too, but I think it comes in like a spray too, and you mix a little bit of colloidal silver in there Yeah, and shake it up and then squirt your nose while you're on the plane and it prevents some of that sickness because you know Your nose is straight up to your brain. That's the easy way for people to get sick All right, so if you squirt that in there, you know, you get rid of the bacteria I mean in colloidal silver is an antibacterial antiviral antimicrobial
Starting point is 00:30:44 So you're getting rid of you know, some of that and collateral silver is an antibacterial, antiviral, antimicrobial. So you're getting rid of some of that stuff that can get in you when you're sick. You gotta be aware of what you're breathing in. I was watching Brian Johnson on a show yesterday and he put tap water in his humidifier and he did a test like tap water versus filtered water in the humidifier.
Starting point is 00:31:00 He said the one with the tap water set off all his alarms. Oh my God. It's that toxic to him. And people take warm showers with the tap water. With the tap water set off all his alarms. Oh my God. It's that toxic too. Yeah. And people take warm showers with the tap water. With the tap water, exactly. I would recommend, and any and everybody get filters, get filters because it is so disgusting
Starting point is 00:31:15 what they're finding in tap water. And then, I mean, even plastic bottles, it's like the more research that they're doing on microplastics and nanoplastics, they're finding out that these plastics, it causes cancer. Yep I mean it's an endocrine disruptor. So you wonder why guys' testosterone levels are are dumping right in the past 10 years. I mean plummeting. You got to think about all the toxicity in the world. And then you got things like peptides that can help people, but then you have the FDA blocking the peptides. They banned them, right? Banning them, right?
Starting point is 00:31:45 I think that they just let BPC 157 go after it was on a ban for months. Wow. And it's like, why are they doing this, right? Because their company, I mean, it's all bullshit. It's all bullshit. The FDA gets paid off by these different companies, which I've done multiple, like so much research on this
Starting point is 00:32:06 and the medical community and just how all of it works and Big Pharma, it's like Big Pharma will pay the FDA to do these research trials, which aren't fair. So they're proving what they want the outcome to be through their funding of these trials, right? So now the FDA and Big Pharma are against the things that actually can come in and really do some healing trials, right? So now the FDA and Big Pharma are against the things that actually can come in and really do some some healing at the core level because
Starting point is 00:32:30 Big Pharma wants you to stay sick so you can continue to pay them every single month. I mean my brother right he they didn't catch his kidney disease young and so he lost his kidney. Kidneys at a very young age. My mom actually donned him one of her kidneys. And I've watched him, his life, his whole life, just become a shell of who he used to be. Because he takes a hundred prescriptions a day. And it's like, you know, his brain is gone. He's not there anymore.
Starting point is 00:33:02 It's like there is no consciousness. There's no spark in there anymore because he's so dependent upon these drugs that make him unconscious. And it's like, you know, that's what they want. He is the perfect person for Big Pharma because he's paying them thousands of dollars every single month.
Starting point is 00:33:19 So why would they want to provide the public something that can heal these symptoms and then heal from the system level? Why would they want to provide the public something that can heal these symptoms and then heal from the system level? Why would they want that? So you can heal and not have to take your thousands of dollars that you're paying and shoveling to them every month. I mean, we have to take capitalism out of healthcare. It's backwards.
Starting point is 00:33:39 We're getting capitalizing off of our health. We're a dollar sign to them. We're not humans. We're a dollar sign to them. We're not humans. We're a dollar sign. How much money can we get from them? Let's spray off all these toxins in the air, not worry about microplastics, not worry about asbestos in schools and lead in the water
Starting point is 00:33:56 and mercury in the water, and promote eating fish, which is extremely toxic right now because of all the stuff that we're dumping into the oceans. Let's do all of these things so we can make these people very sick, disconnect them from the earth, disconnect them from nature so they can be extremely sick and depend on us for health. That's what they've created and that's what we've played into. It's like we gotta wake up. I think it's our country's biggest revenue stream. Oh yeah. And it by a lot too.
Starting point is 00:34:22 Absolutely. Do you know that 70% of adults are on at least one prescription drug a day? 70%, 40% of adults are on two prescription drugs a day in America. Can you believe that? That's crazy. I mean, that's over half. I mean, it's ridiculous, Sean.
Starting point is 00:34:42 And that's adults, so 18 plus or 21 plus? Yes, 18 plus. A super young, yeah, so 18 plus or 21 plus? Yes, 18 plus. A super young, yeah, I got friends in their 20s taking stuff. Yeah. Like what the hell? Exactly, I mean, Sean, we did a long show, Billy and I, a long time ago, about how they're prescribing benzos to babies.
Starting point is 00:34:57 How can a baby have anxiety? How? How? Tell me how. Please, please tell me how this baby has anxiety that needs a Benzo. Come on, it's just, it's so backwards. It's backwards. They're poisoning us and they're refraining from providing us real healing methods.
Starting point is 00:35:14 So that's why I hope that RFK comes in and he really, really does what he's talking about because it'll change our life. I mean, over half of America is obese. I mean, come on, we need help here. I'm scared to eat anything. I'm terrified to eat anything these days. I can't even eat out at most restaurants
Starting point is 00:35:34 without feeling like shit anymore. Without feeling horrible. Seed oils are killing us. I mean, it's like, come on, man. We have to choose better so that these industries provide better because we're allowing this to happen to us right now because we're feeding into it. We're feeding into it.
Starting point is 00:35:49 We're still going out to the restaurants, eating the seed oils, creating inflammation in our bodies. I mean, the minute that we stop and we demand for better, then they'll give us better. But we have to stop participating first. For real. You gotta be really aware these days of what you're eating.
Starting point is 00:36:03 Because if you just trust the grocery stores and the restaurants, you're gonna be sick. Oh, it's bad. It's so bad. And something very interesting that I just have been doing some research on lately. So back in the day, 100% of people had this specific probiotic strain in their guts
Starting point is 00:36:18 called L-Ruteri. And only 4% of the population in the world has this bacteria now. And so what I've been doing recently is making homemade yogurt with this specific probiotic strain because it's shown to decrease depression. It has shown to heal gut lining. It has shown to help metabolism and get rid of, you know, hard belly fat, gain skeletal muscle and muscle mass. I mean, so many benefits to this one little microbe. So I've been making my own
Starting point is 00:36:52 yogurt. You know, it's like, we have to, as people, do our own research and find out the things that work for us, you know, find out these things. I had to do deep research to find out about this probiotic strain, but it's so easy. All you do is order it, make the yogurt, and then eat a little bit every day, and boom, massive change in your life. Wow. Yeah. Yeah, we make our own sourdough now, my fiance made sure.
Starting point is 00:37:16 Cause the bread in America, I mean, you're screwed if you're not at the grocery store. You're screwed. And starch is the only thing that's worse for you than sugar, because it's harder to break down than actual sugar. Starch is in everything, everything. So it's like, we just have to make better decisions
Starting point is 00:37:32 and do the deep research, you know? And then listen to your body. It's like, everybody wants to follow along these fads. Like, oh, I'm gonna go on this diet. It is popular. I'm gonna go keto. I'm gonna do this, this, this. I'm gonna be a vegan.
Starting point is 00:37:44 I'm gonna be a carnivore It's like dude stop following the fad and follow what feels good to you eat intuitively That's what I tell people even if you don't have the money to even send in labs and figure out what exactly is tailored to you That you need eat intuitively because your body will tell you what feels good And what doesn't your body is so intelligent and we have gotten so far and disconnected away from it that we don't listen to it anymore. And it has all the answers within it that we need.
Starting point is 00:38:11 All we have to do is tap back into our bodies. That's it. Yeah, and the deep research is crazy because if you go on Google and you search any disease and you search remedies, it's only gonna provide Western solutions. Yeah, exactly. So you need to follow the right content creators
Starting point is 00:38:23 to find the right information. Absolutely, 1000%. Yeah, exactly. So you need to follow the right content creators to find the right information. Absolutely. 1000%. And again, eat intuitively, feel intuitively. I mean, I have been eating this yogurt strain and it's disgusting. I don't like the taste of it. But guess what?
Starting point is 00:38:36 I feel amazing afterwards. I mean, brain fog is lowering. It's like so many benefits that I've felt just in the past couple of weeks of doing this. And it's like, you know, the information is there, but you have to research, you have to find it. And I love yogurt, but unfortunately, most of the cows in America, you know,
Starting point is 00:38:51 if you're eating that poor quality yogurt, it's not good. Just make your own, make your own. And it's so easy. Get a yogurt maker off of Amazon or a Suvi and just make your own. It's really easy. And then that way you can put your own probiotic strains in it. So do the research of what probiotic strains are great for you. And then make your own. It's really easy. And then that way you can put your own probiotic strains in it. So do the research of what probiotic strains are great for you and
Starting point is 00:39:07 then make your own yogurt with it. It's phenomenal. Yeah. That sounds good. I love yogurt man. Yeah. Love me some good yogurt. I don't really like it. You all like it? No I forced myself to eat it because it's healthy. I don't trust most superfoods but yogurt's good. Yeah. I like yogurt. but acai is too sugary in my opinion. Yeah, acai, yeah. Kale is not good for you. Yes, well they're finding out that, you know, sugar spikes are the reason pretty much for aging.
Starting point is 00:39:34 I saw that. Yeah, so it's like watch how you eat sugar if you choose to eat sugar, but I would recommend everybody don't eat it. It's so bad for you. It's addictive. It gives you brain fog. It creates inflammation bad for you. It's addictive. It gives you brain fog. It creates inflammation within your system. It causes autoimmune disease.
Starting point is 00:39:48 It's like we have to stay away from these things even though they're so good. So good. I used to love smoothies. Yeah. I had a cut back on those. Oh my God. Well, there's a way to do it, right? So there's a way to eat so you won't spike your blood sugar. So if you have a plate of food, right, and you want to have like a role. You know, restaurants are smart. They do this smart because they'll give you your roll first.
Starting point is 00:40:07 And so you consume this starch and now your blood sugar is spiking. Now you're hungrier and you want to eat more and more, right? So they do it smart. But whereas if you were to get your plate of food, you eat the protein and the vegetables first, fiber, protein first. Then you can eat your starch and you won't spike your blood sugar. So it's like the number and way that you eat your food can prevent these spikes too.
Starting point is 00:40:32 So it's like, you know, we have to watch our sugar content. We have to watch what we put in our mouths, eat intuitively. And then also even with stevia, you got to be careful with stevia these days because look at the first ingredient in stevia I know a specific company that the first ingredient in the stevia packet is dextrose and what is dextrose sugar? Yeah, it's another name for sugar. So make sure you're doing the research and reading the labels too because you know things can be Packaged all pretty but then when you look at it, it's like, oh wow, well that's cancer-causing agents. There I'm gonna move on.
Starting point is 00:41:06 There's so many names for sugar these days. Yeah, yeah. And they just renamed the food dyes. Yep, exactly. Oh, they just renamed them? Yeah, all the food dyes got renamed. Hopefully they banned some of them in the next term, but we'll see.
Starting point is 00:41:17 Oh man, it's like, I feel so good when I go to other countries and eat bread and food. I'm like, wow, cause you feel it. You go to another country and you eat and food, I'm like, wow, cause you feel it. You go to another country and you eat their bread, it's like delicious. And then you don't feel how crappy afterwards, but then you eat bread here, it's like, oh.
Starting point is 00:41:32 I also think the top water here, cause that's going in the bread and the pizza and stuff is affecting the food. Absolutely. I mean, the old infrastructures in so many different cities, I did a lot of work in Detroit with water. And you know, and finding out about that is like the craziest thing to me because like the whole Flint crisis happens, okay?
Starting point is 00:41:50 So everybody knew about the Flint conspiracy, the crisis out there, but no one was talking about Detroit and how the same thing was happening in Detroit, just getting swept under the rug. I mean, these kids are going to school every day, getting toxic water, toxic lights, lead-based paint in the wall, asbestos.
Starting point is 00:42:07 You know, it's an old infrastructure city. So you expect these kids to go to this toxic environment and consume this toxic stuff, and then graduate and be the best kids ever. I mean, a lot of this stuff is neurotoxins, so it's preventing kids to be the best that they can be. And so, you know, you look at inner cities and then people want to rag on inner cities
Starting point is 00:42:26 and, oh, that's dangerous and these kids don't know and they're just hoodlums. No, their environments have caused them to behave and act like that. And it's our fault for not going in there and changing these things to provide them a better environment so they can succeed. It's almost impossible to succeed
Starting point is 00:42:44 when you're drinking lead water every day, you're looking at toxic lights, you're breathing in asbestos. It's almost impossible to succeed at that point because you got ADHD. Now you got behavioral problems, you know? Can't focus, autism. Autism is on the super rise, you know?
Starting point is 00:42:59 It's like, so many different reasons. It's like we have to come together as a country, especially America, and demand change. Plus the school lunch. I mean, I grew up upper middle class. That lunch was so bad. It's so toxic. So toxic.
Starting point is 00:43:13 It's like. I know I can't, looking back, I can't believe I even ate that. I can't believe I could do that. And I was an athlete too. So I'd imagine if I ate healthy back then, I would have been like a D1 athlete for sure. Yeah, 1000%.
Starting point is 00:43:24 It's crazy. And you know, now my son goes to a D1 athlete for sure. Yeah, yeah, 1000%. It's crazy. You know, now my son goes to a public school, or not a public school, a private school. And, you know, he gets fresh meals every single day. But it's unfortunate that we are tax paying citizens that shovel out, you know, a big percentage of our money, but yet kids get lunches at school, public schools that cost like less than a penny.
Starting point is 00:43:47 Like, come on, where's our money going? Why do we have to pay tens of thousands of dollars for our kids to go to a school and eat healthy food? That doesn't make sense. What are we doing? There's just so many different things in this country that don't make sense to me. It's like, where's our logical mind?
Starting point is 00:44:04 Let's jump back online and create change by not participating in these different things. It's not rocket science. Where's that money going to? Cause yeah, it's affecting even rich neighborhoods. Like their kids are eating Domino's or whatever, like the poorest quality meat. We got the poorest quality meat in our school.
Starting point is 00:44:21 See, and that's so bad for you. It wasn't even USDA choice. It was like below that, I think. I mean, you got to think about it. Antibiotics, you know, you got steroids going into this. I mean, women and girls are getting their periods at eight years old these days. It's like, why do you think that is?
Starting point is 00:44:36 They're pumping all this stuff full of hormones and now we're consuming this stuff. I mean, the biggest drug that they found in tap water, do you know what it is? Fluoride, right? No, it's estrogen. It's birth control. What?
Starting point is 00:44:49 Birth control is the highest toxic compound found in tap water. Wow. So boys are consuming this. You gotta think about testosterone dumping. Of course, cause you're getting estrogen. You're getting birth control. You know what I'm saying?
Starting point is 00:45:04 Like no wonder our hormones are all jacked up. Yeah, you're showering in it, you're getting estrogen. You're getting birth control. You know what I'm saying? Like no wonder our hormones are all jacked up. Yeah. You're showering in it. You're drinking it. It's in your food. It's in your bread. Your pasta. And pasta and everything. And everything.
Starting point is 00:45:13 Even your fruits. They're watering it. Yes. Fruits and everything. I mean, you can't even drink a bottle of water in plastic cause of the nanoplastics and the microplastics. Crazy. It's just, you know, they're setting us up for failure. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:45:27 Crazy times are in. Yeah, it is. Well, let's end on a positive note. Yeah. What you got for the rest of this year? Where can people keep up with you? Yes. So, oh man, we're,
Starting point is 00:45:37 you can find me at Elizabeth Carson, spelled with a S.com. Also on Forbidden Knowledge with a number four.com, ForbiddenKnowledge.tv and ForbiddenKnowledge.shop and Elizabeth I. Carson on Instagram. And the new book, right? Yes, yes. So our book just came out, The Mother Earth Effect Volume 2. I co-wrote it with Olivia Ramirez Smith and it came out, it hit bestseller and it's doing
Starting point is 00:46:02 phenomenal. We actually just partnered with Earthing to do a series. We're turning our books, volume one and two, into a series. So it's gonna be so much fun. And that's what we're gonna do. Yeah, grounding is everything, guys. Yeah, no, grounding will change your whole existence. I mean, it significantly changed my life, my husband's life.
Starting point is 00:46:21 It's something that I will continue to do for the rest of my life. And on top of that, I'm so excited that Earthing is coming out with a new product that you can actually ground without having to plug in to anything. So you can stay grounded all day long. That's cool. Yeah, yeah. So that's coming out I think this November. So I can't wait for that.
Starting point is 00:46:39 Perfect. Stay tuned for that. We'll link everything below. Thanks for coming on again. Awesome. Thanks Sean. Appreciate it. Thanks for watching guys again. Awesome. Thanks, Sean. Appreciate it. Thanks for watching, guys. See ya. See ya. excitement MGM is famous for when you play classics like MGM Grand Millions or popular games like Blackjack, Baccarat, and Roulette. With our ever-growing library of digital slot games, a large selection of online table games, and signature Bet MGM service, there is no better way to bring the excitement and ambience of Las Vegas home to you than with Bet MGM Casino. Download the Bet MGM Casino app today.
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