El Podcast de Marco Antonio Regil - 118: ¿Medicina tradicional o medicina alternativa?, con la Dra. Paloma de la Fuente
Episode Date: February 22, 2020La medicina alternativa es una opción real hoy en día, especialmente cuando la medicina tradicional llega a un callejón sin salida. La clave para gozar y mantener una buena salud es llevar un estil...o de vida saludable que incluya una buena alimentación, ejercicio físico y algún método para reducir o eliminar el estrés. La Dra. Paloma de la Fuente regresa al podcast para hablarnos sobre la conveniencia de mantener ambas opciones en nuestro radar y combinarlas o alternarlas dependiendo de la situación que se presente. También nos aconseja sobre algunas prácticas comunes que pudieran ayudarnos o perjudicarnos si recurrimos a ellas en forma excesiva.
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Episode 118.
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When one wants
when one wants
when one wants to
get a lot of
you know,
it's one is a basic,
basic, basic,
basic for,
to make a good
to manifest our
felicity.
But there's a
disjunitive
today,
the people we
want to be sanitos,
we need to
we're the most
natural possible.
Because,
well,
we know we know
all,
to someone
to someone who
is inpastews
and get
all the recet
and he recet
and he's
self-recet
and it's
empatiated
all the
life and all
what you
want to
do you
have also I
have also
I have also
I think
no aspirin
nor a Tylenol
nothing
because
because they
have pure
things
naturales
at 100%
and then
those
we're in
the
we're
we're
we're
asking
I want to
I want
I'm
so what
information, medicine traditional or medicine alternative? When do I go with one, when
me go with another, to who I think, to who I don't think? To talk to this
time, we have a doctor Paloma of the Fwente, that is from Mexico, and Baja California. I'm
in Austin, Texas. The doctor, as you know, and has stood with us on the episode 111. It's
regressa of the Faculty of Medicine of the Autonomousa of Baja California. More of
11 years practicing
a
diet
and a
little
he doesn't
that he does
all what he
does it
is information
based in
science and
is certified
in Nutrition
Clinical for
the UNAM
and also
the best
the
good thing
in the
category of
medical
functional
integral in
the
so
so young
youngsita
but
a coet
in potency
that
will be
very
little
people
palomma
you
love
thank you
thank
thank you
I'm very content to be here
with all
of you guys
and I'm very
happy because the
thing of the
thing that we're
going to be
about the day of
the day of
it's a
thing that's
a very
good in the
social and what
we're doing
about the
medicine alternative
or the medicine
traditional.
Platyando
with Paloma
we decided
this episode
because I
know that
you know you
know
you know
you're a
woman a
person very
very saner
that creed
in the
naturale
in the
prevention
of the
prevention of the
in the other
well
you're more
than I
more than you
for the
most.
And you
have used
too the
things natural.
You've
studied yoga,
meditation.
Or you're,
you're,
you're a
mind
abirted
but you're
an woman
of science.
So I
said,
the doctora
is the
woman perfect
to be
about this
equilibrium
between
to who
I think,
to who
the medicine
traditional,
when the
medicine alternative,
what is
your point
to start?
You,
you're
what practice?
You're
medical, but what
practicates?
You do you
enter to
a alternative
or only
what they
in the pharmacy?
Tell me,
how is your
life in that
particular?
I'm Marko.
I'm a
person that
has been a
lot of an
food as
a lot of
natural as
possible.
I'm not
to not
use many
those
so I
need to
but
for that
the people
get in
the incognita
no?
So,
what is
better if the
medicine
conventional
or the
medicine
alternative?
I would
like to make
a lot of
first,
in,
first I'm
the medicine
alternative.
So the
medicine
alternative
as a
fact that
that is all
that means to
have been a
effect
for the
science.
So,
here in the
medicine
alternative
there are
many
practices
of the
which we
going to
talk
more
about,
like,
the
homeopatia,
the
medicine
urbetic,
the acupunctura,
and
other
ramas.
So,
So, for example, during
my life I've practiced
well, at the part of the 14 years,
I've practiced yoga,
I've practiced a medication,
I've given an alimentation
very limpia,
and I've been functioned
for being said
to be a lot.
Actually,
I've been to have
to be a lot of
a disease,
grave,
that me
give to
use,
many,
many,
so I'm,
as I,
I can't say
that, I'm
I practicot,
not more the medicine
alternative,
the medicine
conventional,
because I,
for my formation,
that is the
medicine conventional,
also known
as a lotopatica,
is that
that's avalated
by the science.
It's a practice
that's a
practice that
is a person
certified,
persons that
have studied
the career
of medicine
as a
and the
medicine alternative
the practice
and they recommend
people who
not necessarily
studied
medicine
and it's
there where
we can
question us
or question to
question to
ask us
because the
medicine
conventional
include to
the medical,
including to
the other
people who
studied a
physiotherapy
that are
encamined
to the
science of the
health.
The
medicine
alternative
all the
contrary
not always
has
to
people
that are
that are
professionals
of the
health,
but there are
people who
are maybe
some course
or they're
in marterapultas
in the area
that they're
about for example
the medicine
Ayurbetic,
the acupuncture,
and other
areas, and
are not
are professionals,
and they're
they're
like the
cure of
some
a problem,
or an
pain
a lot of
a lot of
to say to the
people,
that before
to incliners to the
medicine of
the medicine
and they're
in the medical, what is what has what has
what has been, that
has been to be
the opportunity,
and see,
can be able to
get a little
more natural.
Combined,
I mean,
I don't want to
me want to
bring.
I've created that
the medicine,
well,
has been many
years of
study and
of the
research and
of the
actualizations, but
with the
combination of
the natural,
of a
good
alimentation,
of recommendations,
not only
basically,
basar us
in the
medications,
in the medicine alopatica
that we know
unification these two
we can't have a bomb
of health
because we're
because we're
we're complementing
the medicine
conventional and the
medicine alternative
not is
only one or the other
of the other
of actually
we have medicine
alternative
we have medicine
conventional
and we have
medicine
complementary
the medicine
complementary or
medicine integrative
is this
that unify
the two
then
we can
we need to
make a form of
the health
of the people
with the medicine
conventional and
a other way,
with certain practices
of medicine
alternatives because
not all are
fideignas
and combine and
have a bomb
of health for
the patients.
Very interesting.
No,
that I had
heard about
the medicine
complementary.
I had
heard about
the medicine
of the
style of
the life.
This to me
made much
tranquillity
to hear
and for
so I
thought you
was the
person
perfect to
invite
to
podcast.
Because you're, no,
of nothing is
it's really.
It's that number one
you're a
medical.
You're a
woman of science.
But at the
best,
you're a
practice things natural.
Practicas
a life
a life
a lot of
a diet
based on
plant.
I think the
disconfianca
about me,
I don't
talk about
for the
other, but
the
subrallion
a very
we know,
with the
medical
traditional
depending on
the medical
with
the medical,
with the
question,
is this
thing to
attending,
that's
a lot of
you see
with a
so it's
a bit of
you know,
I'm
I'm sure
I'm sorry
days,
in hospitals in
hospitals with
the Alzheimer's
of my
mom and his
surgeries and
and I
saw the
and they were
doing the
they were in
they were
fomando
and they're
fomando and
the reditos
these world gorgidititos
expletisimus
because
they're
those or
those
hospitals that
are
longissim
that
and they're
doing,
that I never
understood how
the people
that's
that's
the people
they're going to
these guards
these guardies
such,
tan-tremas
of 30-tant
hours,
so,
so,
one,
one,
he said,
oh,
this is the
thing is of
surgeries and
and the
drugs,
and the
drugs,
legal.
And then
you'll be
to be
documentaries,
where you
know,
there's that
the industry
pharmaceutical
and the
industry,
and the
education
in the
universities
more
these
grand,
the world
to
teach to
basically
to make
not techniques
of prevention,
but how
solution to
all the
whole with
pastillas.
My
experience,
I remember when
I was
the
service
medical,
we all
we'd
because
we'd
we'd
a car
a rath
a lot
hours and
I was
in that time
I was
not come
not
good.
Then
then they
were
they'd
gettarros
very
segu
me
I'd
do
the
head,
things
like,
or you
you've been
to
do you
do you
and you're
a commuend
to empastriarte
because you
get you're in
six cajas,
no,
four caches
and we're
we're saying,
and we're
we're doing,
we're doing,
we're
so,
you know,
that's a
question,
the doctor
Morizio
Gonzalez is
another,
the doctor,
Marcela
Sandoval is
another.
For so
us invite
here to
the podcast and
we're
we're
we're much
and we
we're
we're
we're
we're
we're
We'll,
we're going to
that exist and
are changing
the things.
It would be
unjust,
Charles,
the cobiage
to all,
but many
people,
you know,
they're not
they're in
nutrition,
they're in
them infermors,
see that
they're not
they're not
just not just
being,
reactioning,
reactioning,
reactioning to
the problem,
what they're
to be able to
do you're
to be able
to be
with a
medical,
we've been
people,
like,
acupunurists,
omelopaths,
nutritionists,
and those
Be sanos.
Those be dead.
Delgated.
You see that
are living a
life
a little bit more
a cliente
that you
see a
under the medicine
traditional or
the medicine
alternative
you see in the
medicine traditional
to the
major part
of the
medical
disinformed
of the
thing of
the style of
and those
and you
see in the
medicine
alternative
to people
to people
to
a person
to a
social
and the
self
so this
obviously
this
evidentemently
no
help. If you're
a son, and you
are you're saying
your level of conscience,
you're practicing your
meditation or yoga,
and you're
like the naturalness
and you're more
clean, then you
will give more the attention,
the person human
that's more sano.
And there's where
we're the disjunctive
to do, well,
and what I'm,
to do?
To who I'm sorry,
to do you.
That's
good that you're
talking about that.
You know,
and one of the
things, because I
also I'm
in the position of
a patient,
not uniquely,
as a medical
and it was
something that
I was
when I was
a student
and I could
my
clinics
and I
looked at
many of
my
masters
or I'm
many
many
medical,
excellent
in your
specialist
but you
those
were you
recommend
to the
patients
not take
refresh
no
fomar
and
get a
diet
limpia
but
you
look
in the
secretory
of
the
refres
or the
papas
or
the
food
that are
food
chatara that
I feel like, I'm saying it's not, if I'm saying,
if I'm recommending,
not do something,
it's, because I'm going to think,
if I'm seeing what I'm doing,
so if I see a person that
me is recommending,
to be doing,
that I'm recommending to come,
but I see that has obesity,
has over-pessor,
no I'm going to create,
as a patient.
So, it's,
is something that's a lot
very, very,
so for that many
patients,
even,
the fear
they have
to the
medical,
not?
Because
we think
only we're
really
we're
not really
with the problem with
the problem with
medications.
And in
many cases
honestly,
it's,
because it's
how we
have formed
to us.
The
career of
medicine
as a
time,
it's
seven years.
It's
seven years
to study
many,
many
many
some
important
and
essential
as
as the
nutrition
not
about
a
profundity.
For
that was
one of the
reason
that I
did
study
certifications, and to start
me actualizing nutrition because I
my passion a much. And it's something I was
what I was, he looked at
in medicine, but the fact of that there is
a career of nutrition, then the medical
no's met a profundity
when I'd have to do, because
the nutrition, a good
alimentation is the base
to prevent many other therapies
chronicas. So, we're as
professionals in the health, today
the new generations, we have
the responsibility to be starting to
actualizing constantly.
And today,
that there are
much more
information
scientific about the
great benefits of
a good
food,
of a good
style of
life,
for prevent
the
preventions,
that really the
prevention is the future of the
actualizing,
because in the
medicine,
no,
there are
things
there's absolutely.
It's
something that
me to
keep in
clear,
no,
there's absolute,
there's
always,
there
in constant
of
actualization.
So,
is to be
studying
all the
life.
So,
for the
same,
as the
medicine
no there
no
there's
absolutely,
no there
no way
in the
medicine
alternative,
and in the
medicine
conventional.
Because also,
you know,
because it's
a medicine
that's always, you
know,
this type of practices when
really no
there's a
real real real
there's
there's a
never have encountered
the cure.
Or so,
in the
medicine conventional
that has been
years and years
in study,
in science and
the medicine
and the medicine
alternative
and then the
other things
for example,
the time of
the meditation
that you know
you practice
meditation,
millions of
years from
the India,
no?
Mills,
millions,
and years
and they're
to
show
to find
scientifically
the
benefits
of the
meditation.
So that's
not
been
scientifically
means that's
that's
not that's
not quite that's
not quite
not function
because many
many people
many people
and I'm
pro-ciencia
me
I get over
doing can't
see how much
the time
of the
science and
I'm plato
I'm
about the
education
scientific
but many
many people
do you
say,
ah,
if not
so it's
a
provado
is a
not
no.
If not
it's
it
not that's
not that
not that
not that's
not
not we
know
Or that many
Because many times,
as it's so
good,
no they want to
try.
Ah,
because some
laboratory
no it's
like,
exactly.
Exactly.
You know,
talking about
to a
laboratory
to be more
to make
pasty
to make sure,
to be
to make sure,
you can't
the
past interior
to
solita.
Lamentableable
you're
in the
correct.
So,
so,
so the
pharmaceutical
what you
want is
generate.
So,
it's of
people,
for
example,
that
can be
anxiety,
depression,
or another other
infirmat
is a
encamined more
only the
treatment
medical,
that in certain
in certain
the pastiments
is necessary
and it's necessary
and it
has been to
get to
excellent,
for example,
with the
meditation,
but it's
something that
is a
question.
How
to find that
a
pauseita
and when
we're
back back
the doctora
Paloma
of the
Fenty
also
you
in
Nutriganomica
for the
Institute
Nutriganomica
of Madrid
of Madrid.
I want to
when we're going to
when we're going to
get to
how we're going to
find that
that's a
question to learn
a little
from your point
of your point of
some of the
things specifices
how how
how I'm
and what I'm
and how
how to evaluate
the homeopatia
the labados
of colon
no see
the medicinar
urbetic
that you
about the
acupunctura
the osonotapia
a lot of
a lot of
things that
are in
the market
the
vitamins intravens
those
cocktails
of
these cocktails of
these
cocktails of
intravenosas.
So, how we can distinguish,
how we can evaluate
to take good decisions?
We'll make a pause-to-
and continue us.
Your mind
can be your
your best, your
enemy, depending
of how it's programmed
and, and,
over-to-toment,
the case all
in automatic.
I'm Mark-O-O-Rigil
and I'm going to
you know,
you know,
to the conference
interactive,
change your
story,
change your life,
for all the
people that
want to get
more
more success,
more success,
more felicity,
using the
power of the
We'll see
to learn
and learn to
reprogram her and to
learn to
what are those
obstacles that
are not being
to make your
reality.
The boletos
point mx.
Tosboletos.m.m.k.
8.m.
9. 6th.
March, Forum Mayan Hall.
We'll
see in Merida.
After front.
How mannage
the anxiety for
the food
has been
one of the
things
more
more light-tititos
that we've
been in the
podcast
Maria Montemeyore
is the expert
because I
go,
I feel the
the
I feel just and how, I'm just
and I'm just trying, I'm going
and I'm going, and I'm living
so very fair.
It's very fair.
It's very fair.
How we're going to resolve?
How we're going to resolve?
Those we're going to get
more than the food
and we're going to explore
how is that our
tensions, emotions, and creencies
have an impact on what we
we come we,
but also about our
kilos.
We're to discover if
our kilos are emotional.
So, our long it's emotional.
And the pachiclone
and all what it.
Never had heard that.
The cadera.
All those gortitos
of the most
we're going to
see if they're emotional.
The papadita.
All.
And of that's
the talk about the class
in line
without cost.
What you have to
is to go to
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and there
Maria,
this is going to
give to
this class
and I'm going to
be asking
about a
like a victim
emotional
that's been
of the
community.
No,
in serious.
It's
it's
we're we're going.
You're talking
the podcast
of Mark
Antonio
Regil.
The doctor
Paloma of
the Pwente
is with us
medicine
traditional or
medicine alternative
for that you
do you know
to do you
do you do
a guy in
a king
to do that
to do that
to do you
to make this
what was this
in Madrid
because look
what I've
seen in
medical
like you
as you
like you
those who
mentioned
before
that have
been started
in the
podcast
with us
that
another
has
studied the
have studied
nutrition
have studied
other
things
studying, they're
more than what
they're in the
career of medicine
in the carcone
in the universities.
And you studied
Nutrigenomics?
What is the Nutrigenomics?
Because you went to
a Madrid,
and more than
to eat paella
vegana.
Look, the
Nutrigenomica
also
is it's a
community
and this is
a part of the
science that
is in cargues
to study the
interaction of
the elements
in the genome
human.
is
that's
how the
way
the nutrients
and other
components
interactioning
or even
can get
to make
to make sure
that's
a certain
determination
of the material
genetic
the different
types of
dietas
could
desembocard
in
different
results
without
the
variability
individual
is
the
nutriginomica
us
also
to do
more
to
realize
a plan
of
a
about a food is 100 personalized,
depending on the certain
antecedents heredofamiliaries
of the individual
to know what type of
or what is include or what
are you to keep?
There is, there's a studio
that's in the same
for sure you're
allergic to certain
animals or what
animals,
then a level
genetic,
could have an
interaction with
your genome
human, and this
you help
to have a
plan of
an plan of
alimentation, much more personalized.
For that when
when it's realise
a plan of
the patient, I
do much emphasis
to my patients in
the antecedents
of the risk
cardiovascular,
diabetes melitus
type 2,
among other
other diseases
chronicas,
because not
onlyly
they can't
the patient
with their
health.
You have to
know the
character genetic
that has been.
So,
today is
now,
today is
that a person who
has precedents, heredofamilary
of diabetes,
his hypertension,
well,
necessarily
a lot of
his life,
will get to
present a
end up to
get a good
way to live
that here
here is in
the prevention of
the end up
my mom,
my mom,
my mom,
my mom,
my mom,
me says,
I'm,
I'm worried to
say,
what's,
if one
if one erreda
to do,
and me,
as a
I'm
from my mom
has been
to be to
let me
mean, it's
me to
me be able to
the Alzheimer's,
you know,
that's
What you know, because it's super common,
the dementia and Alzheimer's.
Sure.
And obviously,
we're going to be a familiar
to first grade that
had this disease.
So the Alzheimer's if
has a character
genetic,
but there are
studies where
it's been necessarily
the familyaries
are to be to
this disease
if they're going to
get an adequate
style of life.
This is if
consume in certain
supplements, like
for example, the omega-3,
the omega-6,
if it's
does meditation, if
does exercise, and
over all the
alimentation,
that is the
base for the
prevention of
the disease,
and also
the stress.
Because many
the stress is
a, it's a
problem that
is a
problem that's
that's a
time, and a
problem of
the stress, there
is a lot of
studying a lot
because if
has a
cargeneatic,
but it's,
it's a 100%
that the
people who have
a family
with this
the disease,
the way
not
to be in a
future.
And my
mom,
my mom
had a
life
exagerately
stressed about,
and as
emotionally,
no,
never
saned certain
things that
she had
torment about
mentally
with them,
that also
did so
suffer very
mentally,
and obviously
not practicable
yoga,
and nobody
had a
generation
that was of
the generation,
that was
all,
were all,
they were
things,
nothing,
nothing,
of
the verdur,
not of
the
the vegetables, no, no, no,
the way of
to do it
was a
food food,
I'm much
sugar
refined.
So,
I'm an osteoporosis,
had obesity,
obesity,
in the al-
that,
so,
for that's
a passion
so,
I,
I,
I,
I know the
connection,
then,
in the
health,
the
thing,
the time
in our
, and I,
because I,
see,
the suffering
I,
I mean,
I mean,
I'm,
obviously,
I'm,
in my
person,
to,
to,
to,
to be
number of
people to
that's
going to
go to the
way to be a
auto-destrucion
for the habits
mental,
emotional,
physical,
of my
mom.
So when I go
a medical
like you,
that's
about you,
well,
we know,
we know,
we're a
kind of
that's
a little
about,
it's like,
oh,
to be the
sky,
she's
she's all right,
this doctor
is the doctor
and I
do,
and me
much
good,
and I'm,
I'm,
the doctor
Joseph
Ruisz,
Barrola, who is director
general,
of the
director medical
of the hospital
Angeles,
of the Pedregal
in the
New Mexico,
who was my
medical,
he was
gastroenterologist,
he was
the heart
to sanar to
gastritis,
esophagitis,
and colitis
and he
was the
he said,
he said,
many years
before I'm
vegan,
you have to
have to make
lacto,
and to
eat food,
and to come
food
processed and
eating
and there are
good medical
and there
those are
more in
America
Latina,
being
in the States
United is
more like,
like you're a
numberit
and there's a
lot of the
pasties and
let's,
in our America
Latina,
maybe for our
culture,
there's more
this theme,
this conscience
olistic,
not,
to take in
account the
style of
the life,
what you
you're doing.
Exactly.
And,
and,
the style
of the life,
the relation
medical-pacient,
no,
we're more
more,
we're more,
we're more,
that's a
thing,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm
constantly at
in Mexico,
and I,
that I'm
mention as much
some number,
they're going
with the medical,
they're saying
their symptomatology
and only they
do they're doing
a medical or
they're doing a
serious of
and then
earlierly to
do you know,
this physical,
no?
So, or an
interrogatory,
or have a
relation
medical to patient
so is very
important too.
Oh,
oh,
well,
let me,
I'm going to
get to
ask,
the cocktails
of vitamins,
I've
just,
I've got a
membercy,
and
every
I'm going and put in an intravenosa
with a cocktail with a
vitamin, a B-12,
a lot of vitamin C,
this,
no, I don't know,
I see the formulae,
but if it's sent it,
no see it's psychological,
but since that I'm put it,
me,
I'm, I'm,
I'm, I'm,
the role of
to be with all the
pastigitas
and the supplements
diaries,
because I'm like,
with my vials
and all,
and I'm,
cargando,
cargando,
with a lot
you,
you can't,
you think,
the,
of the,
of the cocktails
intravenososososos
of vitamins,
that are
very de-mode.
Look, it's simply
substitute
in instead of
to start
taking your supplements
in capsules,
you're just
injecting.
So,
really not,
it's that
it's not
bad, no?
So, you
can't do
do you
because
finally you
are doing
the doses
that you
need to
your body,
for example,
you that
you haves
a plant,
you need a
vitamin B-12.
So,
so if you
don't have
the time
to get
all the
pastillas
with you,
or if
you can
to forget a day,
you just you
you're
doing
intravenosa
with all this
combo of
vitamins,
no,
that they help
to not
have to
not have catarrows,
like,
for example,
the vitamin C,
if you
consume a
vitamin C
every day,
disminuies
the probability
to have to
the more
some of
a grip,
help you
to the
absorption of
vitamins
like the
vitamin B12,
the combination
of the
combination of
C
with the
vitamin B12
and the
year,
augment to
the
absorption.
So,
I don't
I'm in
contra
of this
type of
this type of
this type of
because I'm
my patients
because I'm
patients because I'm
not a
patient who
use them too
your substitute
of your
supplements of
day to do
that you can
forget
because
you don't
I don't
I don't
I don't
nothing
no more
but so
but if you
know you're
disciplined
you need to
you need to
you
accept to
the B12
that
that would
would be in the
the
year,
at least when we
lamient
the earth
exactly.
Exactly.
And,
and also,
if they're in
a good
food,
it's not
always get to
be necessary
to some
some more than
some time,
not like the
vitamin C
if it's
a day,
not going to
do it
because it
you're
of other
things of the
things,
the majority of
the fruit's
and the
lot of
so it's
like a
way,
the vitamin B12.
So,
vitamin B12,
there is
so vitamin B12,
for those
are
having a
diet
based
in plants,
vitamin M.
12,
have
supplementar
definitely
because
it's like
our water
because it's
all the
thing.
The vitamin
B2 is essential
for the
good
function of the
system
nervous and
the formation
of the
bloodulul
so.
I was
I was
I was
that I'm
and my
mom
and my mom
and she
was injectable
a
thing that's
a bedojecta
in Mexico
and
and he
he was
and from
I said
because
I'm
I'm
I'm
said that
every
that had
to inject
that
but
well
then
vitamin
B12
The deficiencies of
Yarrow, how
evita
how evidences
of year?
The classic
is with the
people get to
eat a
common,
no,
that's
to begano
and vegano,
and no,
no is a
professional and
not consults
with anybody,
then he
can be
the yearro
or that
how can't
me be
the year?
Look,
there are
animals of
vegetable
that are
altisimus
in yearro,
like,
like,
the
letheas,
the
the rest
of the
legumes,
so if
if one
consume
leguminososos
in
plan of
the
plan of
for the time,
one of the
one of the third day, or,
a year, so, that's
that's always
always are there,
but is that you
have to come to
a kilo of spinach
and a piece of
non, because
it's not,
so, if we're
we're using,
legumes,
more lentheas,
more spinacas,
and we're going to
a bit of vitamin C
to our alimentation
and our
our plate you,
like for example,
to have our
lentejitas,
adder a little
of lemon,
and we're even
even helping our
to make sure,
to absorb a much
more the yorro.
So,
when there's a
deficiency of yerror,
a limitation based on
plants,
it's because
not they're
not being
because not
are consuming
and because
not they're
consuming
verduras
that are
like,
like,
for example,
a basis,
in an
alimentation
crud and vegan
that not
consume in
food
foods, there
there is a
very much about
a deficiency of
but in a
structure that's
not there's
not really to exist
this deficiency.
And vitamin C
for absorb
the yearro
that's the
caringitas
your toronja
those fruits
that have
vitamin C
or your
supplements.
No,
you know.
Perfect.
Well,
so the cocktails
of vitamin
of vitamins
no
no time.
Before the
pauseita
to hear
something
that's
really
the
most
the osonotropia.
What do you
think of the
osonotropia?
Look,
the osonotapia
basically
are like
an
kind of a
kind of
of an
oxygen and
ozone.
It's very
very of
more for
health
for example
the cancer.
Sin
however,
there's
there's
even a
evidence that
you say
that is
really
benefit.
I'm
in the
personal,
when my
patients
me
comment on
this
practice,
I,
for the
moment,
as a
professional
of the
health,
I don't
do you
know the
other
forms of
to be
healthy.
For
example,
a person
that has
a cancer,
and has
a
cancer
terminal,
he
they've
been in
this
type
of
curative,
then
then so
it's
something
not is a
good,
and to
have a
kind of
chronicas,
with the
simple
the way
of
a style
of life
a good
from the
food,
as the
meditation,
is sufficient.
Because
finally are
in the
other
different things.
So,
I always
say,
my patients,
answer, and so, you,
see, first,
with a professional of the
area.
So, you're
doing the
future.
or get to be more information,
of that if it's
any benefit,
then it would be a question
of actualization
and to start
studying the respect.
So,
no you know,
you know,
the science
that prove that is
right,
but also
you can't say
that no
doesn't
because,
so there's
there's a
time,
not so you can't
take,
if you want,
but understand
that still
no,
there's still
there's
and that
and it
and it's
in the medicine
alternative.
Yeah,
it's alternative.
And a
much people
can't
a question.
I have
a question.
How formule
this question because
I don't
I like to
bring vibras
negative
no,
no,
or I'm in
the intentions
negative
but I'm
of those people
if the universe
if I'm in
my
way to make
my way to
say, I'm
mean by the
I'm not
do you know,
I don't know
I don't know
how me
I'd try it
because I
know how much
I know
people who's
traditional and
I know people
that I know
people who
got to
places where
they're in
a diet
very extreme
of jugos
and there
in Florida
in Mexico
I don't know
what I'd have
done the
two things
you know,
there's a
no, I don't
I see what
I'd
but if
if you
did it,
you
do you
do you
do you
see
if I'm
going to
that situation
I
would be
obviously
with a
professional
in this
case
would
an
oncologist
that
me
to give
to
all the
options
medical
conventional
and
I
would
I
would
complement
with
a
kind
of
a
little
I'm
have
been
patients that
have this
paediciment
and they're
their treatment
medical and
they're in
a style of
a life
and particularly
a food
and really
very clean
and the
results are
different
type of cancer
not all
are
100%
invasive
others
also can
even
even
can't
cure
for
through
some
through
so it's
question
there
to be
what type
of cancer
if
if they're
a
car
genetic
with
this
type
of cancer.
So it's all
a case.
Every patient is
totally different
and it's
to be able to
study to
that patient and to
see the
disease and
do the best
options.
But if you
ask you, I
would have to
the two.
Combinaria
two.
But you
you have a
diet very
very sound,
simply you
do you are
at the
most extremely
saner as part
to a
treatment to
that cancer
but you
get the
medicine
traditional
also the
okay
okay.
I'm
that I'm
understand
that's
well we
let's be
a
pauseita
and when
When we'll go to
ask us to
talk to
the doctorate
about the
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the lavations
super popular
is the medicine
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No, in
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because if it's
a lot of
the time.
It's really.
So,
that's
so I'm
going to be
talking.
You're
talking about the
podcast of
Marko Antonio
Fenty.
Experta in
the
question about
when to opting
for the
medicine
alternative,
when to
combine it
in the
medicine
complementary
that she
was
in the
segment
anterior.
And I
want to
ask a
other,
the acupuncture.
I've
had been
medical in
the podcast
that are
acupunturists
and that
me comment
even in the
episodes,
I think it's
in the
episode 99,
90-and-
and there
we have the
doctors of
Miami that
were with
us and I
went to
a co-puntura
and every
every way
I made
to do I
did I'm
put in acupuncture
and I
did some
some supplements
the treatments
me came
to me very
very well
and me
and they're
that in China
the acupuncture
is used
in the hospitals
traditional
as part of the
treatment
not quittance
the medicine
alopatica
but as
part of the
treatment
in that in
China
is perfectly
accepted
and
in this
area in this
area
there are
many people
there are
that is
chantage
that
is pure
men
not
you what
you think
you can't
the
the acupun
the
Cupuntura, as well
you mention as in China
is part of the
medicine traditional
and,
of actually,
not would be
a medicine
alternative,
but as well,
you say,
not they're
not they're
not separate
from the medicine
traditional.
The copuntura
is the
base much
in what is
the lines
energetics
and the
body.
So,
finally,
we're
we're also
we're
a little
more of
what is
the
body
physical,
mental,
spiritual.
We're also we're energy.
So,
it has its benefit in the
body,
primarily in cases
of persons that
have done
chronic.
And as you
in Mexico,
not's a practice
much, but I
took the
experience of
that one of
my professors,
when I was
a student,
nephrologo,
for sure,
practicable
the acupuncture
in his patients.
So,
to me
really the
attention,
because I never
had seen
a medical
traditional
practicating
the acupuncture
here in Mexicali.
And I looked
how the patients
and he said
I went to China
and I went
to study this acupuncture
and I did
count of the
great benefits
that has a
level energetic
and finally
when we
we have a
problem in
our body
many times
it's for stress
many times
because we
had some
some mal
rato or
because in
our
this is so
chronic
that is so
chronic that
that's
so
that's
energy
the stress
us has
we're
And to start a lot of energy.
So the acupuncture
is a goodpuntura
if you have
their benefit.
So,
is it still cataloging
like a
pseudoscience
because no
have these
vasts scientifics
but we can't
say that
no serve
because there
people and
there are
patients that
has
done.
So in
the
disease,
particularly with
the
chronic
is very
recommended in
the medicine
traditional
China and
I'm
have taken
to be
me here
in Mexico
so
I can
say
that no
It doesn't.
Even I
get to
use and I've
done to use.
I've done.
I've done.
I've done.
I've done.
Fiance,
the episode,
for who
want to find
more of this,
the episode 99,
with the
Dr.
Carly
Cabeza
and the
Dr.
Ernesto
Gerger.
They've
in the
clinic
folk plant
based in
Miami,
and are
100%
based on
plants and
with them
we did
the episode
99.
I'll
want a
a
brand
a
question
The episode
is called
The Emotions
Affects
your
So it's
So you can't
You know, I'm gonna learn to learn more.
The medicine of urbidicca, I'm gonna'clock. It's gonna be able to beacchophanes, right?
The medicine of Ayurvedica, obviously, Dipak Chopra, no?
That's the studio, he's doctor, is medical, right?
The medicine, it has a center
very famous in the north of San Diego
there,
between Los Angeles and San Diego,
that is the center
Ayurvedico of the doctor,
Deepak Chopra.
And,
he has medics in medicine,
Urbidica,
and, well,
the people say
maravillas,
no, I,
I know the,
I know the principles,
because I studied yoga
and meditation.
But you,
what do you,
do you practice yoga?
What do you think
to the,
of the medicine
Ayurvedica?
Look,
the medicine
to the objective
principal is
unification,
both our
mind and spirit.
So,
we're going to
in the medicine
alternative
and that's
still knowing
as a pseudoscience
but has
seen that has
seen that
has been
various benefits
because
it's based
in a
style of
a level
mental
and an
alimentation
very,
very
limpia
and for the
so, for the
little
I know
for what I
study of
yoga,
it's
also also
also in
the
camps
energetical of
the people,
the famous doches,
no,
this,
that I know
not so much
I'm a
about this,
but I'm
doing the
jurebeda,
me do you
know that
has a
benefit of
the simple
of the
foodable,
aggregate
to add elements
that are
more natural
to be
to help
to have a
good
digestion,
to have
more energy
to
be diminuting
your levels
of stress
because you
are going to
practice
yoga,
you're
going to
meditation. So,
I'm from my point of
view of my,
I'm a grand fan of
Deepak Chopra,
and I don't
have absolutely
nothing in contra
the medicine
Ayurbetic, but
the fact that
not is a,
a medicine that
is an,
100% for
the science,
it's still
being being
like a
pseudicia.
But,
but it's
something that
not the
other than we
we're not.
We've got to
hypop shop
super-saludable,
and it's
medical.
So, the
medicine
oriental and
the
medicine
Occidental
differing
much.
But if
we're
we're
the union
of both
would be
a bomb
of the
health.
The
medicine
oriental
manage much
what natural
and a
natural and a
style of
healthy.
And the
prevention.
And the
prevention.
The
thing of
the medicine
that we
know of
the
world
as we're
traditional
is that
not
the
grand majority
is
the
that's
that's
but it's
just to
do you
to be able to
start tap
about getting
to do you know,
so not prevening
that you
do Alzheimer's
because no,
don't you
don't you
don't you
have to have
to have any
to have a
time to get a
to come up
well,
prevent it
yeah,
no,
not expect to
to have to
get a
right,
I'm
I'm imagining
I'm
like,
how could you
how could you
do you
how could
get to
this is the
moment?
This is the
moment
if some
if some
some day
in your
that
this is the
moment in
that could
you can't
get to
the time.
I don't know
if you
me explain.
So,
and also
we have
a car
genetic
and we
have seen
these
in our
hands,
is to
prevent
that we
pass to
us also
also
as we
like,
we're
doing the
responsibility
to start
us
always
constantly
and start
studying
more
about
nutrition,
more
over
psychology
also
only
only
focus
us in what
we
seven years of
of the
medicine alopatica
but not
to start
actualizan-nons
because there
many forms
of prevent
muchisemines
chronic.
Oh,
another that's
very of
the moda.
The lavados
of colon.
Here I've
heard a
controversy
enormous.
There's people
that they
say that
are the
maximum and
there are
videos in
YouTube
where you
see,
where they
they're
doing they're
there's
things of
the
intestines
that it
is a
trainecito
and is
how is possible
that I'm, that I'm, you know, I'm going to do.
And I go, oh, well, that's so it's
a sound good, right?
I'll love your colon and,
that if you're pegged
the things in the intestines and you
you can't diger, and I know so
that's how much.
But, for other side, I've heard
also also called to
get there objects
in the recto and
lavart, that's natural
that you, the, that's designed
for that.
So, I, the fact,
I've been tempted to
do, but,
but no, I've done
because I've also
I've heard
much information
negative.
So I've
heard of the
things.
You what do you think
about? It's
the
of the majority of the people
not is very
healthy.
So,
for end,
many people are
streniedas,
no have a
good digestion.
So,
a lot of
people, and,
this happens
in certain
people,
that even with
medications
like laxantes,
no have
any even
that they can
evacuate of
they can't
be made up
and the lawables of
the colon,
really are
in persons
that have
a patient
a chronic
like in
impactation
fecal.
if
it's
to do
some study
like a
colonoscopia
you have
to have
a little
that area
to be
adequately
for the
media
and in
case of
a stringiment
very cron
but not
only
it can
make a
labado
of colon
putting an
enema
because
these lavations
are
for medium
of enemas
so
the enemas
are
indicated
only
if the
patient
has been
an
impactation
fecal
a strewnment
very chronic
or if you
need to use
some type
of study
to do you
to see a
question.
If a person
has this
painingients and
so it's
very cronical
it's very
to get to
get a
because it's very
in people
in persons
yeah of the
third age
that's
postrated
many
many times
they're in
they're
they're
they're going to
put in emas
but in
a person
that gets
a good
alimentation,
that does
exercise,
that's
hydrata
and it
has problems
to evacuate,
because really
not is
necessary.
Because
finally the
body not
is designed
to start
introducing an
object
for the
recto.
But,
I'll
I'm a
case of
having a
symptomatology
very
chronic,
it can
do you
do something,
but it's
something that's
something, because
finally
can't
also the
mucos
of the colon.
So this can
have
other problems.
It can have
sangrated
the mucosa
of the colon
because it's
all a process
of the
do you know,
to do you
to do my
patients,
while they've
in a good
alimentation
in where
they consume
those
the 31
grams of
diaries,
no
there's
to come
to do
to do
to the
law
as the
so the
pain
is very
chronic
so
the problem is
the problem
eternal is
the fiber
that
We have the
Intestine Most
We have the
animals of all the
animal and we need
Fibra
for that's
Muebara and
the water and
when one consume
much fiber
has to take
much water
too.
It's like a
tapon of fiber
and there
strainiment.
Water,
much water,
much liquids.
Much liquid
There are people
that's
lavados of
the colonelopoe
the colonopia
famous with
coffee, no?
Lettete
a lot of
a lavado
of coffee
and I've
heard of
the enums
coffee and I think they
think they're
I think they're
constantly
also.
So I've
seen cases in
the hospital
me have to
have taken
cases of
patients that
do these
do things that
carolom
with coffee
and at
the moment
to realize
the colonoscopias
if you see
the damage
in the mucosa
so
it's for the
manipulation
chronic
of that area
that not
be to be
manipulated
because as
the
body is
designed
for that
all the
thing is
so that
what you
you're saying is that
is that
in some
some cases,
but not
always.
Exactly.
Exactly.
So, no,
I'm,
I'm like, I'm
a diet
based on plants,
I do exercise,
I go yoga,
I'm a
much water,
and a
and a
one of a
no.
No,
no.
There's a
no.
There's a
person that
has a
person that has
a condition
specific,
where it's
where you
can't
do you.
Uh-huh.
That's
that's the
last question
about the
about
that's the
time
they're
going to
things
in the
of the
things in the
and the
and the
things and that
with a
lot of
that's
because I'm
I'm
I'm,
I've got
I'm
like I'm
but I'm
very carnivorito
so when
when I'm
when I'm
when I'm
like I'm
carrying
something
something
after 13
14 years
this
I think
my time
I did the
diet of
Atkins and
the tocino
that
not
not be
socio my colon and me beneficiary
to be making me
make me a lot of
that's very subjective to say it because the, well, the more way to know if you have all these, these things
people are backersk the colonoscopy. That's just for me of a caroscopy. So, I'm going to be able to see, it's a lot of the
and during their own life
they've got a digestion
different.
So,
no is the same
for all the people.
A me made
coloscopies because
I've colitis.
I mean,
it's time
that I'm doing it,
but I'm
more,
right,
that you're saying,
I'm a
question, I'm
said that the
time there
had to do it
to do it,
but I
never,
even a little
symptom, no?
So I think
yeah.
Yeah,
so after the
45 years
is very important
to realize
yeah the
first colonoscopia
for the
grand index
that is
the cancer
of colon.
Well, I'm
going to program my colonoscopy.
But you have to
ask you to ask you to
check out for the cancer
and so,
but if you want to
see you want to
see the
things,
if you're going to
to say,
hey,
let me want to be the
how are the
walls of my
house?
Yeah,
so all you
do it,
they're report.
In,
in a report
of the studio,
there's put in
a lot.
Sure,
but if you
don't know
attention,
even,
I don't,
you know,
the
they're
like,
you know,
it's,
no,
a doctorer
like you,
I'm,
Marco,
if you're
a doctor
traditional
that's
that's
and that's
not,
that's the
way,
that's
not there,
we're,
we're
not,
we're
not,
I'm,
not you,
it's,
Mark,
and the
most
important,
and I
would be
important,
no,
it's right
that we
talk we
about the
medicine
alternative,
medicine
conventional,
that what
we're
we're
is
to
what is
better or
what is
better.
Simply
for
being
to be
healthy,
to prevent
diseases
is what
we have
to do.
Comer
Sano,
do you
to
reduce
our
levels of
stress,
hydraters
and
we're
we're not
we're
a bit
probably
we're
probably
people
people who
sometimes
it's
important
to
do
conscience of
it,
to get us,
always in
case of
to have
questions,
question to
question to do you
and the area
of the
health and
professionals that
are not
that's not
because
also as you
many times,
many people
most people
not pay in
the
food based on
plantas,
but it's
only because
not they're
not yet
no,
no,
they're going to
give the
question,
it's that
you know,
it's that
you're going to
get a
catarr,
is that you
is that
vegan.
It's
vegan.
Vaginitis. Ah, it's
vegana, no, this
No, well.
If I'm sorry,
and I'm feeling
bad.
Ah, is that vegan.
It's vegan.
It's that's vegan.
Is that she's vegan.
Yeah, so.
Oh, yeah, but I
just at the final
the question more
because some
tendences are
but there are
other people who
have all the
life.
It's the
famous homeopatia.
I know
a person
that's,
and that has
lived things
milagrosas
with the homeopatia
to me,
in some
occasion,
I'm a
moment,
the homeopatia
me cured
something that
the medicine
traditional
not curable.
But you
what you
think you
about the
homeopatia?
Because I
think here
is where
is the
point of
the point of
the
great
controversy,
no,
there
is a
person who
has a
person who
never
of a medical, you, and
for Samuel Hahnemann,
this,
he's initiated
the homeopatia.
And really,
as I mentioned
at the principle,
the medicine that
we're practicamous
is a medicine
alopatica,
which is attack
the end of
a substance
that does
all the
contrary of the
disease.
And the
homeopatia
is that
with the same
substance,
attack the
same symptom.
Like a
vaccine.
So,
exactly.
So the
homeopatia
today
is still
know it
is still
know how
a pseudicency
but
even there
medical
medics
that studied
in the
medicine alopatica
that
specialized
also in
homeopatia
because
their
benefit
to be
a
despite
that
he's
a
fact of
a
same
all the
of the
medicine
alternative
for the
fact
of the
fact of
about
the
many
the
articles
scientific
for the
FDA
and
so it
so it
so
a pseudocinia, but
every body is
totally different.
There are cases
of patients that
the medicine
homeopatica
has been used.
There are
some other
allergies that
I've seen
in patients that
have been
mitigated with
the homeopatia.
Also,
calculed
renals,
they have
helped eliminate
the calcules
then.
So,
I'm
myopatia
not you can
say,
obviously,
that no
doesn't
because it
has been
years and
years,
like the
medicine
urbidica,
but it's
carrent of that
that's a ballade
by the science
of that's
when something
when something
and it
works well
many times
it's prefer
to be the
negative
and then
not not
not
not
in this case
the amoeopatia
has many
years
many years
in the
many years in the
has
had used
many
patients
when the
medicine
alopatic
not has
so I
always
I always
I
the people, when the medicine
traditional,
you know
can't do more
for your health,
no there's
no problem that
you're looking
is an alternative.
Because what
we're going to
find the
best to be
better to be
a great quality
of life and
many times
there are
certain areas
of the
medicine alternative
that is
and in this
case the
myopatia
has a
piece.
Obviously
we're
in the
medicine
alopatica
not we
you know,
this
and as a
100%
, well,
it's a
about a
socialciencia,
like,
like,
like,
something,
but I'm
from my
point of the
person,
not you can't
say,
that's not you
don't know,
it's
not very interesting.
To me
me took
just the
thing of the
allergies.
I've been
in Ciad
Bregon,
Sonora,
where it's
produce much
a soy,
trigo,
algodon,
and me
pegs in
those
eyes, that
the eyes,
the eyes,
the eyes,
it,
it was horrible.
And me chee
me made
of medicine
traditional,
where I discovered
all those
allergies,
and me injectable
and me
were doing
and they were
and it
and it was in
the first year
O'Regon
the suffurikas
that came
the time of
the
the causecha
was the
thing that
was a
frusrated
my mom
and I
that I'm
that I'm
on the
those
horrible,
horrible,
horrible,
somebody
there's
there's a
doctor,
umiopata
that you
do a lot
and
so
that's what
And the
really we
We're just
For not
For not
With a certain
Septicism
And we're a
doctor
That's like
So it's a
There's a
lot of people
Because not
not a caro
The doctor
Not you
You're
You're gonna
We're gonna
We're
We're
About two hours
Andcache
And me
I'd
You know
I'm
I'm
He'd
Three bottos
With three
Bottitas
And I'm
On a
On a
In a time
At last
In the
Tars at
You're
You're
To start
To start
To start
To start
almost
you'll go
and never
to go to
and you know
to be able to
say,
if you're
so,
if you're
going to
you know
to do it
and you're
a little
a little
and it's
the consults
with the
doctor and the
treatment with the
allergol
and it
and it
he's
me quit
for
never
never
never
in my
life
so
so I
what I
can't
say
and it's
what
I'm
so
every
every
is totally
different
and
react
a
one
a
form
particular
so
to
to you
do you function?
There are
people
that's
done.
We don't
say
that's
exactly.
Exactly.
So,
there's
interesting.
Me,
it's a
good that you
have a mind,
a mind,
I don't have
no,
I'm not
to do the
question,
I'm completely
pro-ciencia
and if
I'm,
oh yeah,
I'm
without,
I'm not,
I'm
more,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm,
where I'm
a lot,
and I'm
a question,
and I
don't,
so if I'm
something
I'm,
then I
I'm going to
and if I
have a
something that require a
surgery,
then I'm
I'm going to
my medical
every year and
me make a
examin of
the same year.
My doctorate
in Los
Angeles
practice the
two medicines.
It's a
called a
Casha Center
and practice
the two
medicines, the
medicine of
the oriente
and the
of the
and the
thing.
So,
when,
for example,
we're
we're just
when we
we can't
let me
we're this
alternative
that is the
natural or
we have this
other.
And me
let me decide
what we
do.
Or we say,
oh,
we're going
with this
to be the
so,
and then
it's,
so for me
that's perfect
because I'm,
oh,
yeah,
yeah,
and take in
a count
how I'm in
doing,
what's going,
for the
time,
for the
depression,
I mean,
she said,
you know,
I'm,
when I'm,
when I'm,
and I said,
I don't want,
I'm,
he said,
we're,
we're going,
we're going to
we're doing
food and
fooders and,
blah,
blah,
and she,
And she
recommended
those
antidepressives,
no,
it was my
decision
not to
take those
and it's
medicine.
She's a
practice the
medicine.
So I
think that
that's
what we
can serve
but
us have done
an orientation
very
interesting
that I
thank you
thank you
thank you
for the
invitation
and so
for the
people
to get
with the
information
with
that
that's
you're
that
they're
not even
that
can't
be
a medical
capacited
in the
area
and that
you
can
to support to
to help.
I'm
very
the people
that's
listening to
talk about the
podcast and
they're
saying,
I want to
you're
you're going to
send to
many people.
Many people.
I'm sure.
I'm very
happy because
we're very
people who
have been in
the transition
to an
food based on
plantas.
Is that I
think you
let's do
the first
do professionally
do professionally
do with
with an
especially
now that
now that's
really that's
more of
more than
it's
professionally.
Add it with
with an
assessoria
because if
you know
you're
doing,
you're going to
get a
problem,
and we're
people
that's
trying to
the diet
and then
the
cause of
his irrespons
and the
thing of the
nutrition and
their life
and they're
putting the
a diet
based on plants
and saying
that you
have to
eat
and the
meat,
no, no,
no, no
we don't
we want to
we can't
more of that.
So,
where you
can't
you can't
find you
don't
Facebook.
In
Instagram,
me can
find
like doctora
point
paloma
of the
worded
abbreviated
DRA
point palom
of the
point and in
Facebook
also
like doctora
paloma
of the
point.
Perfect.
And we
we can
put us
to put it
to talk
to
let us
recet
information
about the
nutrition
based in
plantas
and
I contested
your
questions
I'm
very good
but
talk
but also
make
your
talk
because the
doctorate
has
the doctorate
has
no
can
not can
live
of the air. So,
so,
not they,
not they'll
get a,
to the consult
directly.
So,
for that they
have the results
professional.
I'm very much.
I'm
a brother with
a lot of
your
family, for
all the
people who
work in the
hospital in the
hospital?
Contigua.
How is it?
The hospital in
where you're
to get a
place.
A Listecaali.
A lot of
Chaselianian.
Oh, very
many people
to get
to get to
hear that.
Oh,
are your
fans,
all?
How,
how many
how many
how many
doctors have
converted to
a diet
based on
plantas
yeah?
And you know
I'm sure you
still
no convince
much,
but all the
time I'm
talking about
about the
food of
food as well
they're
going to
talk about
that there
was a doctor
a vegan in
California
I know,
I know
Mexico
and Mexico
and I'm
there's a
back California
but in
California, you
have passed
the law
where it's
a patient that
they're
an
food based
based on
plant
if you
the
solicit
It's a
Derecho.
Yeah,
not is that
you get
you get a
call to
a cold-to-
No, no,
it's a
person,
that's a
thing that's
a little
about in
Planta.
The Lice
approved,
and it's a
first state
in all of
the United.
So,
so,
we're
that we're
we're
that's,
we're going to
get a
hospitalize
and I
have to
get to
get to
get to
and then
call
to eat
and co-to
diet.
That's what
my mom
after
after
in therapy intensive and not have
eaten in a month,
he took a month in therapy intensive
in one occasion,
and then they try
in the first food
and let's get in the first
food,
this,
caldo of poe
with aros
and a croce
and a Coca-Cola
make the grandissimo
favor.
After a month
of not come,
when you get
in the hospital
and I go
there's a
and then
then the day
and then we
go to do
now we're
a sandwich
a sandwich
of hamon
pan-blank
a hamot
a embutido
and cheese
amarillo
with
no no no
No, no, what is this?
What is this?
I'm, I'm...
You remember you?
You know, you know,
like with Dorae?
The pacharito, this
Chilean,
plop, and that
put the patito
like up up.
So, no,
it's not, you
know, there's...
There's much
to structure
and much to
change in the sector
in the sector,
Salud.
You know,
a brother,
thanks for
having been
to have been
to be in the
podcast.
Muchismas
a break for
you,
for you, for
Bernie,
and an
an
for all the
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