The Eric Metaxas Show - Tim Eaton (Encore)

Episode Date: March 24, 2022

Tim Eaton, CEO of NutraMedix.com, is in the studio to share how his company was created -- not just to provide outstanding supplements and vitamins, but to also benefit charities the world over. (Enco...re Presentation)

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Folks, welcome to the Eric Mattaxas show, sponsored by Legacy Precious Metals. There's never been a better time to invest in precious metals. Visit legacy p.m.investments.com. That's legacy p.m. Investments.com. The Texas show with your host, Eric Mettaxas. Hey there, folks. It's Wednesday. Albin, it's Wednesday. Wednesday. I love it. Love it. When you come off daylight savings time, it's Wednesday. Yeah, it's Wednesday.
Starting point is 00:00:37 Well, since it's Wednesday, that means that today, I'm talking to Tim Tebow. Oh, I love that. And it's going to be on the show. It's not just me talking to Tim Tebow. It's on the show. It's a public conversation. And he has a new book out called Mission Possible.
Starting point is 00:00:59 And that's a typo. It's supposed to be Mission Impossible. I guess he doesn't know that. I'm going to have to correct him on that. Actually, we have both hours today. One hour we have with Tim Tebow and the other hour, we're talking to my new friend Tim Eaton of Nutrametics. Now, these people are just, they're geniuses with pharmaceutical stuff, with vitamins or whatever.
Starting point is 00:01:21 And they are now a sponsor of the show. And I should say this week only, it's 25% off if you use the code Eric at nutrometics.com. But I want people to know more about neutrametics because we all spend money, most of us spend money on some kind of vitamins or whatever we should be taking vitamin D, vitamin C, zinc, magnetism, there's all kinds of stuff we should be taking every day, stevia, melatonin, and I want people to understand who Nutramedics is and why we partner with them. So I'm going to have a conversation today. In one hour, I'm talking to Tebow.
Starting point is 00:02:01 In the other hour, I'm talking to Tim Eaton of Nutramedics. And again, this week only 25% off if you use the code. Eric Nutrametics.com. Actually, Albin, a couple of things I should say before we get to our guest here. A couple days ago I announced that food for the poor are now partnering with another international relief organization called Feed My Starving Children, which has many years of experience delivering food water and emergency relief to Ukraine and Eastern Europe. We need your help, folks, are giving this month this year.
Starting point is 00:02:39 year for Food for the Poor is way down, and we surmised that it was because people are focused on the Ukraine. So food for the poor responded to that by partnering with this group Feed My Starving Children that helps folks in the Ukraine. So now when you go to metaxis talk.com, and we need your help, if you haven't yet participated, please go to metaxis talk.com, click on the help Ukraine button, which you see at the top of the page, metaxistalkystalk.com, not Ericmetaxis.com, but metaxistalkis talk.com. And you click on the help Ukraine button, metaxis talk.com. Now, I have to say when we see these images on TV, the whole thing seems abstract. But there are real people there, and we're hoping that you'll go to metaxis talk.com to help them. We have
Starting point is 00:03:38 a mother in the Ukraine was speaking, an interpreter at the BBC explains what she's saying. Why don't we play that clip, please? We have been in a basement for 11 days. We've been counting every one of them. We're cooking at a fire. For now, we have some food and some firewood. In a week, we will have nothing. No food at all.
Starting point is 00:04:05 What should we do? It's unbelievable stuff. Folks, I just want to ask you, please. go to metaxis talk.com and help. It's a small thing for us. I mean, when we give money, these organizations take it a long way. They will rush emergency relief. That's why Food for the poor has done this. So, as we were saying, food for the poor has been helping starving kids in this hemisphere, and that's what we've been doing all month. But in response to the situation, they have shifted. So we want you to please, as this month draws to a close, we're way behind.
Starting point is 00:04:47 Let's focus on the Ukraine. So go to Metaxus talk.com. Actually, the president and CEO, Ed Rain, says that the food crisis that's going on in the Ukraine, which is, of course, an emergency, but it will be going on for a long time. I think we also have a clip from Ed Rain. We're also made aware that there will be no planting or harvest in 2022. in the Ukraine. And some of you may know that Ukraine is the quote unquote breadbasket of Europe, meaning they provide an extraordinary quantity of crops that not only feed the Ukraine, but I used, exported to many countries. And indeed, the World Food Program uses a lot of the surplus grain to provide aid around the world. So this is a problem that isn't just about those in the
Starting point is 00:05:36 immediate area around the Ukraine. This will have worldwide consequences. and for a long period of time. It's an unbelievable situation. I could talk about this for days, but we've got other things to talk about. But I just have to say, I hope that those of you in this radio audience will step up and help.
Starting point is 00:05:55 We really need your help, folks. Food for the Poor can't do what it does without you. That's why they come to us every year, and we do this campaign. Two things, if I might add, do it now before you forget, number one, and any amount is helpful. We are also, at the end of the month,
Starting point is 00:06:13 we're going to pull out of a hat, a virtual hat, three grand prize winners, and you'll get Eric's books, you'll get my children's books, you'll get these things signed, we'll get hats and badges. Yes, three grand prizes will be sent. We just want to do this as a thank you.
Starting point is 00:06:29 For everybody who gives anything, will be put in the hat, so to speak, and we will draw them out. And Eric, of course, for $10,000, people can have dinner with you. I mean, I do this just because I think what can I contribute? My time has gotten just ridiculously busy. I don't have free evenings.
Starting point is 00:06:48 I just don't. But I thought, you know, for these organizations that are doing so much, what can I do? So if somebody wants as a birthday gift or whatever it is that they want to give, if somebody can give a gift of $10,000 to food for the poor, I'd be delighted to spend an evening with you, your family. your friends, whatever it is, you would set it up in a mutually convenient location. I travel a lot or we would do it in New York. But if there's anybody that can give $10,000 tax a deductible by going to metaxis talk.com,
Starting point is 00:07:26 click on the banner to help the folks in the Ukraine, I would be really honored to meet you and to spend the evening with you. We've done this number of times before, and I just, I love meeting these folks. that care enough to give in the way that they can do. And there's a phone number to 844-863 Hope. 844-8663 Hope. 844-863 Hope. 8-4-8-6-3 hope.
Starting point is 00:07:54 Again, we want everyone to participate. It doesn't matter what you give, folks. I just want to tell you again that this is not, we all can give different amounts. There are people that can give large gifts. There's some people that can give smaller gifts, but we can all give something. And when you think about how blessed we are in this country, you know, even when things are tough in this country, we have food. So we want to encourage you to give 844-863 hope, 844-863 hope. I want to remind folks, we've got Tim Tebow, we've got Tim Eaton.
Starting point is 00:08:37 We've got two Tims today. How did I not pick up on that? Yeah, it's time for Tim. So I don't know which Tim is coming up in this hour, but it's either Tim Tebow or Tim Eaton. Both are more than worth listening to. And I should remind you as well that if you go to Ericmetaxis.com, you can sign up for my newsletter. Once or twice a week, we sent out a newsletter. And I want to tell you, there are so many things that we cannot share with you on this radio program.
Starting point is 00:09:06 It's just impossible. but we can do that by, we can do it by email. So please, would you go to Ericmetaxis.com, sign up for the email, sign your friends up. We really just want to, we want to get videos of what we do to you. Tremendous interviews with interesting people. Obviously, I'll be talking to Tim Tebow today, but we want to get you the videos of these things. It's a lot of fun. And there's extra stuff on there that I can.
Starting point is 00:09:36 can't talk about. No, I can't talk about it. I'm telling you, I can't. What do you want? You want blood from a stone? Sign up for the newsletter, folks. Ericmataksis.com, Ericmataxis.com. Have I mentioned Ericmataxis.com? And don't forget metaxis talk.com because we need your help. Thank you. Hey there, folks. Eric Mataxis is here with a message for anyone struggling with pain like I struggled with for years. Of course, I want you to know about relief factor, the 100% drug-free supplement that tens of thousands are now taking every day. Obviously, I'm taking it every day because I like being out of pain. If I forget to take it for like a week, I go on vacation, the pain comes back.
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Starting point is 00:12:33 to be a company that's not only interested in the bottom line that has a mission and all that kind of stuff. What does that mean? What does that look like? And in order to do that, I have my new friend Tim Eaton, who is the founder of Neutrametics as my guest. Tim, you're right here. I've talked to you on the phone. I've talked to you on Zoom, but I've not met you in person. And my audience, some of them might know you if they watched our programs or heard our
Starting point is 00:13:03 programs, but I am just in awe of when somebody lives out their faith in the marketplace. So I want to start at the beginning, but before we actually go to the beginning, when did you decide to really, you know, to leave quote-unquote ministry, ministry, and to bring your faith into a company? Well, first off, thanks, Eric. It was finally great to meet you as well. Thank you for having us here today. Well, I served as a missionary pilot in Peru, the late 80s, early 90s.
Starting point is 00:13:44 I met my wife down there, and we had been there once, I was there five years, and I saw a poverty hardship that I'd never seen before. I once again met my wife I also began to learn about medicinal plants from the tribal groups down there that I spent a lot of time with. And so after about five years, my wife and I were talking, look, let's, you know, why don't we go up to the United States? We'll start a company doing something, and whatever we do, we'll send 50% of the profits, back to Peru to fund these ministries or these that we're very passionate about. And at that time, rescuing kids that were orphaned. There was a lot of terrorism in Peru. A lot of parents were killed.
Starting point is 00:14:47 But also helping to train and support like national pastors, Peruvian pastors in the jungle, that obviously would be able to communicate the gospel much better than I could as a gringo. It speaks fluent Spanish. My wife's Peruvian, but it's a whole different culture. So we decided back, and that was in 1991, that we would start a company. Neutrametics wasn't born yet, but I can actually say the purpose was there. it was purpose driven in that whatever we do, we're going to send 50% of the prophets down to Peru to fund these ministries.
Starting point is 00:15:30 And we just felt like, you know, we can make a bigger impact for the gospel, sharing Jesus with people that had never heard of Jesus before, meeting the needs, feeding, drilling wells, medical relief, et cetera. So was 1991 long, long answer to your question. But what I always find funny is that people who are about mission, it doesn't mean you're not about profits because the whole point is to make profits to feed the mission because you care about doing this for your passion. But what I always find ironic is that people who are all in on mission get bigger profits. I mean, this has been now a long time. and the company has grown and grown and grown, and you're giving away millions of dollars. I mean, where are you now with Nutramedics.com and the, you know, 50% of the profits? What do these numbers look like?
Starting point is 00:16:30 Well, it's a supplement. What do you call the organization? I mean, the company, it's a supplement and vitamin. Well, we're a nutraceutical company, so we produce natural products, vitamins, minerals, herbal extracts. and we sell those to health care professionals and directly to consumers. Okay. So that's who we are, dietary supplements. And so it's going on, you know, three decades here, and the company has grown tremendously.
Starting point is 00:17:02 Yeah, I mean, I always like to say that God gets credit for all the good things. I'll take credit for all the mistakes. So it's been, we founded the company, and I guess it's, 1993 when we finally founded Neutromedics and began. And we've been able to, God's allowed us to give about $16 million now to ministries. And our goal is to surpass $100 million by 2030. And the funny thing is 2030 sounds like 50 years in the future. And then I realized, no, no, no, it's eight and a half years in the future. Yeah. Well, we have some exciting projects lined up and some new initiatives.
Starting point is 00:17:45 and we believe that we can hit that goal. So first I got to ask you, how did you get into missions? I mean, to have this kind of a passion where you're flying planes in the jungles in Peru, what led you to that zeal to reach these folks with the good news? Well, I started, my uncle took me up for a plane ride and his little piper tripacer up in Maine where I come from. What part of Maine? Well, I was born in Portland, lived in my uncle.
Starting point is 00:18:15 lived in southern Maine near New York yeah but I lived up in mid-coast Maine for many years then moved to Florida when I was 19 but my uncle took me for a ride when I was 10 I said wow that's this is what I'm gonna do I loved it and and that's I never veered from that that's what I wanted to do with my it was flyer I still fly planes I love to fly but that's That's where I started with my uncle when I was 10. And then I, as soon as I turned 18, I was up in New Hampshire, started flying. And then through the years, got my different licenses and ratings before I went off to the mission field in 1986. And what made you want to go into the mission field?
Starting point is 00:19:07 What was your, were you raised as a strong Christian? Yeah, I grew up in a really strong, awesome Christian family. It wasn't even weird like some of the stories we hear. but it was great. And I went to a Christian high school in Bain. But I would say that I trusted Jesus as my savior when I was nine. I know that, nine years old. But it wasn't until I moved to Florida when I was 19,
Starting point is 00:19:37 that I started going to this big church in West Palm Beach, Florida, and met all these people my age that were so excited. excited about their faith. I'm going, wow, I don't have that. I'm not excited about my faith like they are. Something's wrong. So I really started digging into the word, not because it was an assignment from high school, but because I wanted to. And it was, you know, Bible studies and just hanging out with other believers. It really started to grow in my faith. I kind of really, for the first time, really growing in my faith. And then there was an opportunity to volunteer at a at a local ministry that flew
Starting point is 00:20:16 missionaries back and forth between West Palm Beach and Haiti. So I started... So you just married these two loves, and next thing you know, you are a missionary pilot. Yeah, exactly. You know, because it's really more about, it's about,
Starting point is 00:20:33 okay, you know, what does God want us to do? What's our purpose? And how does he want to use us? And I feel so privileged to have have been able to work full-time as a missionary pilot, and I'm also an aircraft mechanic, and you have to have that to go flying the jungle.
Starting point is 00:20:53 Yeah, because my jet needs looking at, and I don't want to pay the money, so maybe after this, we can go over there. We can go take a look at it. Yeah, it's in Teterboro, and it'll take you 10 minutes. Okay, so seriously, though, when did nutraceuticals, which is, you know, I guess the term, right? When did that become part of your life, and when did you think there's a business here? Well, it really became part of my life all the way back on a survival trip where we would go into the jungle and we lived off the land for three days, learning to survive in case we crashed in the jungle. So we had a blast for three days.
Starting point is 00:21:34 We were some tribal group with us and showing us what to eat, what not to eat. Some of us hid Oreos in our backpacks. Oh, stop it. Stop it. Not me, of course. But it was a lot of fun. And there was one of the local guides told us, by the way, don't drink the water down there on the ground, cut one of these vines. And then the water will flow out of it.
Starting point is 00:21:59 And it's good to drink. So you cut the vine and let the water drip. Into my mouth, it just would run, hold it up and it run into your mouth. And so then they said, by the way, we take the bark of this vine. and we make a tea out of it and we use it to treat all these different kinds of health issues that we have. And so I didn't really think much about it then at the time, but that's really when it started was then. That was in the 80s. And you saw that this stuff works.
Starting point is 00:22:37 Well, they told me about it. then Well, it's, I mean, look, it's just hard to believe, you know, when you live in the West with Western modern medicine, that there are people all around the world with no access to that, and they have centuries, millennia of background on what to do for different things, and it's not like we can't learn from them. And obviously, you have. Folks, I'm talking to meetin, founder of nutrometics.com. In case you haven't been paying attention, the Biden administration has caused a financial
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Starting point is 00:23:59 own the physical gold. They can also ship gold and precious metals safely and securely to your house. Call Legacy at 866-528-1903 or visit them online at legacy pminvestments.com. Folks, I'm talking to the founder of nutrometics.com, Tim Eaton. Tim, you and Nutrametics have become sponsors with the show recently, so it would be remiss for me not to say use the code Eric. But I got to say that what impresses me about you and Nutrametics is that you live your faith in the marketplace. In other words, you're thinking there's a need for people who they should be taking vitamin C, they should be taking vitamin C, they should be taking vitamin D, they should be taking this and this and this. we want to bring these things to market super high quality, and we want to give 50% or more of the proceeds to these missions organizations. And so what are some of these organizations that Neutrametics
Starting point is 00:25:11 has been giving to? Well, some we've been supporting since the very beginning. One's called Mission One. Overseas, it's an acronym, means overseas national evangelization, and they empower national workers in their own countries. A lot of these countries where a lot of Western missionaries would not go. And we've been supporting them for about maybe 25, 26 years. And they're helping to build churches. They're drilling wells. They have medical relief, all kinds of different. But the focus is always the gospel. doing these things in Jesus' name. You know, we're feeding, we're helping, we're supporting.
Starting point is 00:26:03 One of the new ones that we just started supporting actually this year is called the Timothy Initiative, and I think we've talked about it before. I just received an email from them as we landed with an update. If you don't mind, I'll read it. This is from Jared Helms, the CEO of the Timith Initiative, and this is a project called Good Things Continue to happen in India and Nepal through the project, A Church in Every Village. I'm excited to report 10,443 new churches planted, 121,771 Salvation, 2,657477 orphans impacted in 3,000. thousand seven hundred and twenty-nine widows impacted and this project only started 18 months ago oh so imagine over 10,000 churches planted in 18 months and this is india and Nepal so that's the timothy
Starting point is 00:27:06 initiative we're really excited about about that the the the the dollar goes you know we always want to be good stewards of god's money right when we want to people approach us about giving contributing to something yeah and so I I think the cost of planning a church is around $300. And these are primarily in India and Nepal. So that's the Timothy Initiative. Another recent ministry we being in supporting is called I Was Hungry. And that's a collaboration between foundations for farming based in Zimbabwe
Starting point is 00:27:49 and Crown Financial, which is the largest Christian stewardship ministry in the world. You may know Chuck Bentley, the CEO of Crown Financial. So for one of our newer products called VitalMedics, we actually give 100% of the profits away to that ministry. 100% of the profits. See, this is what kills me is that I think I've only come to this lately in the last couple of years, but Americans often say, or anybody says, what can I do?
Starting point is 00:28:22 What can I do? You know, for the good of the world, everything is going this way and I want to go that. What can I do? And there's somebody who found out something called Second Vote, which is, in other words, how you spend your money. The money, the millions and billions that people spend, if you spend that money with companies that are doing good or at least not doing bad, that's powerful. If you spend your money with companies that are working against everything you believe in with the profits that they make from your money, that's on you. You're being foolish. You're being a bad steward. So, you know, I say to people, whether I'm talking about, you know, Mypillow.com or Nutrimetics.com or any other organization that why wouldn't you spend your money with those organizations? And part of what I've said on this program many times when you're not here, but I say that you already should be taking vitamin D every day. You should already be taking vitamin D every day. You should already be taking vitamin. and zinc and magnesium and these different things. And if you're going to do that anyway, which you should, as a good steward of your body,
Starting point is 00:29:23 why wouldn't you buy it from the company that's giving 50% or in this case 100% of the profits of a different thing, vital medics, whatever? You know, it seems common sense, but we haven't talked about that in America. We kind of act like it doesn't matter. It's all about where can I get something five cents cheaper instead of thinking about, am I giving that five cents to a good organization or better? You know, we don't think about that. Well, it's a, I see it as a privilege to be doing what I'm doing.
Starting point is 00:29:57 My wife and I love what we do. We meet so many great people. We hear stories every day about Wawa. The biggest thing we hear is, wow, I got my life back. I was not doing well at all, that kind of thing. So one of the cool things about VitalMedics and I was hungry is that that's actually helping to bring people out of extreme poverty that are making less than $2 or $3 a day. So we're really excited about that. Now, that's what happens with the profits, but what is VitalMedics for people tuning in?
Starting point is 00:30:31 Because you've got so many different products, you can go to Nutrimetics.com and check it all out. But what is this one you're talking about? VitalMedics is a combination of our signature product called Cemento. which for, I'm sure, many of your followers know about cats claw. Well, Cemento is a very rare type of cat's claw that is much more powerful. It's kind of like a thermostat for your immune system, if it's overactive or helps to normalize it. You know what, I'm sorry. We're going to go to a break.
Starting point is 00:31:05 We're talking about Cemento. We're talking about VitalMedics, NutriMedics.com. Use the code. Eric, don't go away. Hey folks, if you listen to this program, of course, you've heard me talk at infinitum about my pillow and my friend Mike Lindell. Well, Mike has just announced that you will receive one of his books and the book is next level insane. It is called What are the odds from Crack Addict to CEO? It's his story. You will receive it absolutely free with any purchase using the promo code Eric. Did you hear that? It would be a great time, by the way, to be a great time. buy his warm and wonderful my slippers for a limited time. He's offering 50% off my slippers. We all wear them in my extended family, my slippers, check it out. 50% off. Go to my pillow.com, click on the radio listener's square and use promo code Eric. You'll also get deep discounts on all
Starting point is 00:31:57 my pillow products, including some overstock products, such as individual towels, blankets, comforters, and much more. Or call 800, 978, 3057. That's 800, 978, 3057. To use the promo code, Eric. Folks, I'm talking to Tim Eaton. He's the founder of Nutramedics. Nutrametics.com. Sponsor on this program, so use the code, Eric, if you go there. But why wouldn't you go there based on what I'm hearing?
Starting point is 00:32:30 I mean, Tim, I don't know. There are just so few people living out their faith in the marketplace like this. To me, it's the next thing. It's the way people discover that I don't need officially going to ministry, ministry to be involved in ministry. I can live out my faith in a sometimes more important, productive way by doing, you know, God created you to be a businessman to do all these incredible things. So you mentioned what's in vital medics. So say more about that because you were just.
Starting point is 00:32:59 It's the combination of cemento and Meringa. And I started to talk about cemento. It's a very, it's an adaptogenic, provides immune support, which a lot of people are concerned about. many other benefits to that medicinal herb. But how do you know what to take? I mean, somebody says this is good for immune. So, of course, you want to help your immune system, but would you take that and take this and this and this?
Starting point is 00:33:28 Or how do you know if you're stepping on your own toes? Well, good question. We have some new kits that have actually gone up on the site since we started working together. So there's an immune support kit. And so that one's vitamin C, vitamin D3, K2 and zinc. So they can choose that or the immune support plus kit, which is those same three products, vitamin C, vitamin D, K, and zinc plus RelaxMedics and Berber Panella. Relax
Starting point is 00:33:59 Medics is a product that has a combination of Cemento and Valerian. It's been evaluated on a university level and the research is being compiled now to be submitted for publication in a medical journal but relaxed medics is great for um for stress um for helping uh for sleep uh a lot of people swear by valerian it helps them fall asleep and it's never helped me i got to go to other stuff like melatonin vodka just kidding but melatonin uh the one thing i noticed in the milk do we have miltonin here yeah that it doesn't say on here how many um you know it says like one point five it doesn't really tell you how many milligrams of melatonin it is so if i want to take like one milligram of melatonin how much do i'm asking this for myself i know i'm doing a radio program but i'm
Starting point is 00:34:56 always curious yeah well for most people 10 or 15 drops they they do really well with that yeah and you know it's interesting with melatonin um a lot of people have a melatonin deficiency but they do not know that this is a hormone that regulates the sleep awake cycle. And so if your sleep environment is not completely dark, meaning if you hold your hand, you turn the lights off and hold your hand up, and you can still see your hand, it's not dark enough, your body won't produce melatonin. So a lot of people have a melatonin deficiency.
Starting point is 00:35:33 And I take that about five nights a week, and it just, along with a dropper full of relaxed medics, and I sleep like a baby. I don't wake up during the night. But we don't know how many, like if you, in other words, if you're taking 10 to 15 drops, how much is in each drop of melatonin? Is it like a half a milligram or we don't know? I'm going to get back to you on that because I don't remember how much that is. But sometimes you take a liquid form under the tongue, which is totally different than taking a capsule as far as bioavailability.
Starting point is 00:36:03 Right. So, but for most people, if you just take 10 to, and it's not very much. But the reason I say that if you go into CVS or Costco or one of these places, they, you know, they sell like five milligrams. 10 milligrams. For me, that's way too much. I don't need that. I took a dropper full of this melatonin here, and I woke up with a beard. I don't know, about two weeks had passed. The lawn was like two feet high, and I said, this stuff is way too powerful. So I need to ask the founder, if only we could get him, Albin, and Albin brought you here. And so my wife and the landlord, they thank you, because the house is going to pot. It's a mess. It's a mess. So you ask about the kits, though, I mean, how do they know what to take? So the immediate Immune Support Plus kit that has those five products.
Starting point is 00:36:47 Sleep support is Relax Medics and Valerian. Excuse me, Relax Medics and Melatonin. Right. I just mentioned. That's our sleep support kit. The energy support kit. Yeah, I don't need energy, right, Albin? We got loads of energy.
Starting point is 00:37:00 But just for those people who might need energy, what do you do for that? That is adrenal and magnesium. Yeah. And magnesium is essential for the production of energy. Our magnesium is a combination of elemental magnesium and malic acid. Most people have a malic acid deficiency that they're bound together. And so that pulls the magnesium into the cells where it's needed to produce energy. So a lot of people feel they're low energy.
Starting point is 00:37:33 So usually if you're taking magnesium that you're buying from some store, it doesn't come with the malic acid. Is that the idea? It may not be a very bioavailable form of magnesium or it may be. So it depends, but the adrenal helps to restore normal adrenal gland function. A lot of people have weak adrenal glands. But what if you have no adrenal gland problems and you take the adrenal? It's not going to hurt you at all. Okay.
Starting point is 00:37:57 It's not going to, but you may realize that after you take it, you did have low adrenal function. Yeah. A lot of people get used to how they're feeling. And until they, even my sister as a nurse, you know, for many, many years, she didn't want to take any of our products, and then she started taking them. She says, wow, I feel better, I can move better, I can sleep better, I can eat anything. So a lot of times we get used to how we're feeling as we get older. So that's the energy support kit.
Starting point is 00:38:25 The brain health support kit is Berber Panella and krill, krill oil. Berber Panella is one of our best-selling products, a combination of the Manayupa plant from Peru and Pimpernel. those two together really helps to improve brain function. A lot of people are suffering from brain fog. I'm sorry, what? I wasn't paying attention. Who? You need that?
Starting point is 00:38:52 You're not taking that? No, what is this again? Burber Panella. I don't think I'm taking the Berber Panella. I took something that you had that you sent me some stuff, and for a couple hours I could see through walls. That's freaking me out, so I had to scale that back. So brain health.
Starting point is 00:39:07 Berber Panella. Yeah, that's a great product. People love that product. The joint support kit, which is curcumin and syripeptase. Curcumin. Curcumin, which is also tumor. What about hair loss? Is there like a kind of a Peruvian herbal rogene thing that you've got just up?
Starting point is 00:39:24 Just before things kind of got shut down, we were working on that. And we identified about three plants that we were going to start working with that would be part of a formula for that. You're not kidding. No, not kidding. Albin, he's not kidding. Listen, Albin. Albin, listen, this could be you. Go ahead.
Starting point is 00:39:39 This could be me, too. Yeah, well, yeah, you're thin. You're thin. Okay, so, but seriously, that's, this is fascinating. I mean, I'm interested in this. Obviously, you know, you're a sponsor of the program, but I'm just interested for me, and I assume a lot of people, the more time passes you get interested in this stuff. You want to know what works.
Starting point is 00:39:57 We'll be right back talking to Tim Eaton, neutramatics.com. Folks, I'm talking to the founder of neutromedics. Neutromedics.com. Use the code, Eric. Yes, please. But, Tim, I'm just fascinated because the more you learn, the more interesting it gets. And you were just talking about, what is it, glucom? Glucometics.
Starting point is 00:40:37 It's a product we've been working on for, it's been under development for many years. And it's a combination of Cemento and Stevia. Stevia? Yes. The sweetener. The sweetener, if it's a whole leaf extract, it has blood sugar, support. properties, cardiovascular support properties. Zachrin does not have that.
Starting point is 00:41:03 Saccharine does not have that. I don't think so. Aspartame does not have that. No. So most people think of stevia as a natural sweetener. Yeah. But a whole leaf extract of that leaf can, as I mentioned, have blood sugar support property.
Starting point is 00:41:25 et cetera. So we combined that with Cemento and we did some research and our university did some research and what do you mean our university? Well, A university now. Oh, the one you work with. A university in Peru. Actually the top university in Peru that's doing research and publishing the research is called the Cayetano University in Lima, Peru. And they did several studies comparing glucometics for metabolic support, blood sugar support, cardiovascular support, and it was very comparable to these other remedies that it was compared to. So that has all been, that research has been compiled and it's been submitted to a very high-level peer-reviewed medical journal in Europe for publication,
Starting point is 00:42:21 We're waiting to see if that's going to be accepted for publication. But that's really helped a lot of people, glucometics. The other medics product, we already talked about vital medics and mood medics, but the last one is mood medics. And people that are suffering or dealing with mood issues report that it works very, very well for them. So those are the four medics products that, you know, you can pretty much, you know, see what they're by the name of the product, glucometics, relax medics, mood medics, and vital medics. You know, vital medics, a lot of people report great energy, vitality.
Starting point is 00:43:10 So it really helps with those things. It's just funny to me, again, I mean, your NutriMedics is a sponsor of the program, but I'm just interested in this stuff. generally the older you get the more you begin having to pay attention because you're noticing I don't know the energy or you know it's normal but the idea that you do things you can do about it I mean I would say the first thing you could do is you know eat right and exercise but then you start realizing my body is not producing these things or because of where I live I'm not eating this kind of thing so if you're not getting vitamin C vitamin D your your immune system goes down that's just a normal thing. And so, you know, we're not getting, we don't, we're not getting the nutrients that we got in
Starting point is 00:43:55 the food a hundred years ago. So that's the key, right? I mean, foods are processed. We don't even think about it. Yeah. It's hard. It's normal. Yeah. Hard to get good whole foods that are nutritious. Yeah. So most of us need to supplement. Right. To, to get the, the nutrients that we need to be, to be healthy. I'm, I'm in my 60s, but I have no pain. I sleep great. I can eat whatever I want. my mood is great. I have no... You can still fly a plane? Have you ever done a loop-to-loop?
Starting point is 00:44:25 I've done a loop-to-loop. You've done a loop-to-loop. And that's with Neutrametics products or without? That was, well, that was before Neutramatics. Okay, but you're saying that if I take some of these products, maybe I could do loop-to-loop. Is that what you're claiming? Is the FDA allowing you to say that? Maybe not.
Starting point is 00:44:44 Darn it, we're out of time. Well, you're going to have to tell me privately. but I want to do a loop-to-loop. First off to get a license. I got a lot of steps ahead of me, but I think I'm beginning. Tim Eaton, founder of nutrometics.com. Thank you. Thank you, Eric. Great to be here. Appreciate it.

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