Exploring Natural Health Remedies

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My name is Will and I'm Garen, and unlike moulderin Scully, both want

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to believe. So we've embarked in
a journey of discovery. We've talked to

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people deeply entrenched in the spiritual and
metaphysical world. We've thrown ourselves into weird

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and wonderful experiences. I even joined
a coven of witches and wait, you

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joined a coven yep, all in
the interest of finding something, anything,

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that will prove that there's something beyond
this physical, three dimensional world we all

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live in. This is the Skeptic
Metaphysicians. This episode of The Skeptic Metaphysicians

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was recorded live at the Edgar Casey
AAR. Welcome to the New Awakenings of

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Edgar Casey's AAR, where, together
with some amazing conversations, we will go

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on wonderful journeys of discovery that might
change your mind about things, or could

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even change your life. Our guest
today straddles the world of science and metaphysics.

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His personal medical issues and his mother
led him to Edgar Casey's reading when

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the options that Western science and meta
and we're too limited in fact. Using

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the information he garnered from Casey's readings. He created a recipe for an inhaler

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that has now sold worldwide under his
company Bar Products. Wow Wow, I

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okayn't wait to talk to him about
that. He has a BS in Business

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and Economics, an MS in health, and he's a licensed naturopathy doctor,

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so we are excited to have him
with us. But he's also an author

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of several books. He's lectured at
numerous health and wellness conferences across the world,

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and he has a goal of sharing
his wealth and knowledge of natural health

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products and holistic and alternative therapies with
everyone. And he's here with us today.

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Virtually we want to welcome warmly to
the show, doctor Bruce Barr.

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Well, thank you Karen and Will
for inviting me on your program, New

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Awakenings. I'm very excited to be
here. Thank you. Well. We

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are absolutely thrilled to have you here. And I just love your story.

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I've done a little bit of research. I was reading some articles and it's

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really incredible how just as a young
youngster you kind of started down this path.

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Tell us what really got you going
here into combining Edgar Casey's reading with

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science. Okay, well, I
guess you can go back in time all

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the way to when I was just
a young kid and our family was on

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vacation down at the Jersey Shore and
it was a beautiful day. We're outside

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having a lot of fun, and
then some really dark clouds start rolling in

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and we have to go inside.
And we rented a house on the Bay

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side of the Jersey Shore. Everybody
from Philadelphia Philadelphia suburbs always went to the

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Jersey Shore, so we werented a
place. There was five kids, my

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parents, and there had been a
storm earlier, so the house was musty

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and everything. And when we were
inside all closed up from the storm that

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came in, my lungs closed up
and I got asthma, really really bad,

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and the first time I ever had
it. And I could see a

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little horror in a face or concern
in the face of my mother and my

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father. And back then they didn't
have a lot, and my parents called

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called the doctor and they said make
him some coffee or have him drink a

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Coca cola to kind of get the
adrenaline system going, to get it out

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out of the system. But when
this happened, my mother mentioned, ed

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your casey, and you know,
maybe they should try some of the stuff

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that he talked about. And you
know, I'm pretty young. This is

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before I was twelve years old,
and from that point on, my mother

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had read There's a River, and
she was familiar with with Edgar Casey.

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So from that point on that just
let us led me. Something clicked in

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my brain that said, oh,
this is this is amazing. So I

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started reading about the Casey stuff,
Casey material his histories, and in the

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process I started to learn that what
Casey mentioned about society and history and what

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went on was different than what I
was learning in school. There were some

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amazing differences, and these differences just
captured me. You know, he talked

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about at Atlantis and a great detail
about previous civilizations that didn't show up in

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the in the history books. So
so so this went on. So we

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dived into making this formula excuse me, for my lungs. We dived into

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making this formula for my lungs.
My mother and my father helped me out.

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You know, I was pretty young
at the time, and we had

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a neighbor who was she was just
quite a character. When we were little

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kids, we'd knock on her door
and we would ask for a piece of

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candy like we're really really young,
young little kids. And inside her house,

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she had the whole thing decorated with
vines all up and down the hallways.

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She had bees nests hanging from the
ceiling, she had burden nests,

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wasp nests, and these big murals
on the back wall was the scenes from

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the Bible. She was amazing.
Well, she was a pastor. She

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was a pastor in a church,
and she knew a lot of people,

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and she knew somebody that might be
able to get these ingredients in that would

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be in this inhalent that Casey talked
about. So we tracked it all down,

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we made it. We missed a
couple ingredients, but we finally made

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it and I started using it and
it would really clean out my lungs,

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whereas my inhaler would burn my lungs. So we you know, what I

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learned was, well, what we'd
end up discovering is, you know,

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science has a certain aspect and then
there are some of these remedies that are

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a little bit different that can be
really helpful and compatible with the body.

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As a matter of fact, we
make the broughduct today. It's called inspiraal

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and it's just a simple inhalent that
you breathe in and it really works great.

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It's great for allergies and keeps your
eyes for mitching. It's fabulous.

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Well, you know, I looked
on Amazon and it has rave reviews and

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everyone is like, this stuff is
a miracle. Yeah, So how do

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you just start mixing this stuff up? Like what kind of ingredient is that?

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Just I'm picturing you and your mom
and the care. How did that

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work? And were the best populated
because I know every once in a while

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B would come out this this gal's
house and it'll be flying around. She

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was amazing. But we did mix
it up. It's in a base of

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alcohol and you add these ingredients and
when you look at them, they're all

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various oils from trees or it's all
natural. And uh, I actually have

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a bottle here. I keep a
bottle on my desk, I keep a

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bottle in my car, and I
keep a bottle at home. And this

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is what it looks like in sprawl. And then it's filled halfway up with

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alcohol. And then you have the
ingredients that are eucalyptus, tincture of benzoin,

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tulu balsam oil, pine needles,
rectified turpentine, rectified beech wood,

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kreas, all these different things all
mixed together and then they stimulate stimulate the

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lungs. But how do we make
it up? We just stumbled forward and

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we did the We just did the
best we could. And so I can

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only imagine your So the White Brothers
took a million flights before they actually were

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able to fly. You've got your
alcohol chirp, and time you got some

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stuff in there that had to have
been like, that's not the one,

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let's go the next one. How
many attempts did you have to do to

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find that perfect balance of ingredients to
make that work? Well, we probably

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made it about ten different times,
because we would start out with not enough

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ingredients and then and then we would
get another ingredient in and we and we

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would do that, and we used
the wrong type of alcohol, and tracking

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down the stuff was pretty difficult.
So we really plugged away at it,

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and so it know, it just
finally came together. I guess I perfected

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it. So you're finally I was
just going to say, when you put

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your mind to something, it's different
than doing it on paper. Once you're

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in there, once you kind of
dive in and you're actually making mistakes in

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real time. There's something about doing
it that way where it actually kind of

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talks to you something. I don't
know what it is, but it kind

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of talks to you, and you
tend to figure it out to share that.

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I have a feeling that was a
little bit of your own intuition that

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was coming into into effect there.
Yeah, when things are talking to you,

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it makes sense. So is the
inspirraal? Is that the inspirral so

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in that? Is that strictly the
Edgar Casey? Is that his formula or

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is it mostly his? And then
you tweaked a little bit. Well,

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he gave many different army was very
similar to it, and some of them

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were missing this ingredient and some of
them were missing that ingredient. I think

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what the readings did was it would
bine tune it for that individual. So

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years later when I ended up making
it, starting the business and making it,

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I looked at into the readings and
I found the one that had almost

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all the ingredients so that if you
have a bad seasonal allergy, it would

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be beneficial there or at a certain
time of the year. Oak pollen causes

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your eyes to really itch, really
bad and you breathe it in and it

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cleans out your system that way.
It takes away the itch and a nice

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thing about it. You can use
it very often. You know, you

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have a little tube like this,
and the tube fits into the bottle kind

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of stops the top there and then
the top is the fumes and then you

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breathe it in and you can breathe
it in so many times as you want

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and you won't burn your lungs.
Wow. Wow. So I've got to

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ask the question because in this country, Western medicine is the way and there

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is a governmental body that regulates this
type of thing as an encounter. Well,

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I was going to ask, how
does the Food and Drug Administration interact

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with you on this? How they
must not be very happy with you.

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Well, we have to be very
careful about it where we are. I

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used to work for a large medical
company. So you have the medical field

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and you have certain terms in the
medical field that they own them, and

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you know you can't. We can't. We don't want to be in under

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certain situations where were regulated because we're
diagnosing or treating diseases, we're so in

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that area would be got We got
to be careful so it's a fine line

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and it's like a labyrinth trying to
trying to work your way through that.

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Sure, and so we spend a
lot of time figuring that out. And

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then there are products that we have
that we we have a product that the

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Drug Enforcement Agency comes in here and
regulates and uh, it's a fabulous product

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and almost disappeared from the market.
So it's a it's a fine line,

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but we want to stay on the
side of not being in the medical industry.

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We're in trying to stay healthy aspect. Gotcha wellness? Yeah, help

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and wellness. So how did you
go from just doing this for yourself with

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your mom and your kitchen to mass
producing this? Like did you did you

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offer some to your neighbors? Like
how how did you? How did you

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become your business? Well, that's
good, that's a good question. Back

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then I was really young, so
we did it and we got results.

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But but life goes on, right, So uh, then I, you

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know, graduated, I went through
high school, graduated high school, I

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went to college, and during that
time I would always go back to the

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readings to kind of stay on balance
because it's very easy to go off track,

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you know, in life. So
the readings were there, and then

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I graduated college. I ended up
working for a large medical company, and

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then I was going to go uh
skiing. I was going to meet my

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to be wife in the future.
I didn't know it at the time,

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but there so it's quite an adventure. So she worked in a dental practice

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and they had they had a skiing
trip, so I was going to join

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them at the skiing trip up in
the Poconos. And I'm driving. I'm

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driving to the event, and I
just got off from work and it's just

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happened to be raining out, and
I'm driving north on two O two.

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I grout one hundred going north,
and I'm driving along. My wipers are

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going and I see this flash of
light on the left hand side of big

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I'll go, wow, that's weird. And all of a sudden, wham,

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a drunk driver pulled out of a
bar and smashed right into the left

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hand the driver's front corner of the
car. I actually smashed into to his

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driver's side. And I was going
about seventy miles an hour because I was

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late, and of course I know
usually goes no, of course not now.

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And then I see him moving in
slow motion inside his truck and he's

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perfectly fine because he was drunk.
Everything was you know, everything just flowed

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with him. But the car I
smashed, you know, almost stopped completely,

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going seventy miles an hour. So
luckily I had my seatbelt on.

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And back then these were they weren't
bucket seats, the seats that go straight

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across the sea. Yes, the
bench seats, and the seat broke.

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My knees smashed into the console and
the force of stopping so fast had an

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effect on me and I just became
kind of went in the shock a little

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bit. And the gal that was
the bar tender, she comes running out

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and I still remember this. She
had this vest like our thing on and

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you know, she's bartending. And
so she comes out and she tells me

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the owner served that guy. They
knew he was drunk. They should have

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never, you know, done this, and I couldn't. I'm just in

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a daze. Well, to make
a long story short, I found out

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that I had loss of funnel activity
on my brain from the accident. Oh

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wow, wow. You know,
I had had some tests done and at

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this point it brings me back to
what I had read pretty much all my

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life. The readings that Casey readings, and in there he talked about these

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certain things that could help with the
brain. And I remember reading It's two

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eight three six dash one where he
talks about rebuilding the brain or very young

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child who has had a prenatal condition, and he talks about hooking up to

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this electrical thing that we call an
electrical immune system, the wet cell battery.

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And then he talked about the violet, the radiac and the violet race.

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So I dove into those readings and
studied them. And you know,

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this is my problem. I mean, I have a problem that they can't

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do anything about. And they're finding
more and more about these head injuries and

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how they can really have a bad
effect later on in life. So I

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developed these systems, helped them up
and started the whole process of creating a

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system that could help rebuild the brain. And yeah, I guess you have

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to ask my employees whether it worked
or not. Your your life, your

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friends. But it was very helpful. And that's how I long way of

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answering your question of getting back into
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this time I was working for a
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work be honest with it. So
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over time I just phased out of
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products. People were calling me on
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the readings, that have read the
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and developing these things. And we
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phenomenal people. David Atkinson, I
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had that ran a huge medical company
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he had als and he asked me
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ill this Wow, well this getting
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I'm fascinated by it and it's the
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is a faction of people out there
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them not necessarily ingredients inside the medicines, but rather their own brains, their

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own minds, perhaps a psychosomatic effect. What are your thoughts on that When

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someone says this is you're getting better
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feeling like you're getting better. Well, I think there's a lot to that.

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I think there's you need to take
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Some of the studies that were done
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that was given nothing but was told
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would which is enough to get a
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sell it as a cure for a
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took nothing got better. So when
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a big part of that. But
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it, it's a great question because
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is structured, you have your physical
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physical body, and then you have
your mental body that runs things. You

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know, like if you're driving in
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front of you, your mind recognizes
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your body produces all this adrenaline.
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you're in a dream. So if
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is going to start going, and
you're going to feel the same thing.

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So you have that mind aspect that's
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you have the spiritual aspect of whether
you set your ideals and you're not at

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war mentally or spiritually with your physical
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company we combine all three of them. So if you have the physical effect,

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you add to that the fact that
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going to help you out, and
then you continue to use it. Because

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many of the items that we have, it takes time. Like we have

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something called scar band, and scar
band helps to break down a scar,

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but it takes time. It takes
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you want to do it totally naturally. So these are time dependent. So

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I think it's a great question because
what it is is proof that you have

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a physical body, you have a
mental body, and you have a spiritual

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body. And if it works,
it works, it works, and it's

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and expensive compared to the other things
that you may use, and it's natural

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and you're not going to hurt the
body. So so now you've created this

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company and you have all of these
products which are fantastic, how many of

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them have some of the Casey Readings
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a company. Well, we do
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survive as a company. We had
to we had to go outside just the

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Casey stuff, of course, because
a lot of people just they do not

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know about it. And to read
the Casey Readings, it's it's really difficult

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to get through a lot of these
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important because I know when I read
the read the readings, when I read

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them ten years ago, I can
read the same reading today. It it's

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like I totally forgot. I mean
not forgot, but something in me changed

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and I see something dive that I
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very deep thing in that. So
what percent right now it's probably sixty forty

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forty six somewhere around there. It's
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we needed to get revenue to to
build a company to go into the research

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aspect of this, and I have
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just but you have to have money
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your money? So I got wrapped
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and when you get wrapped up in
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to do everything. So we're so
we're growing, you know that kind of

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thing. So you know, approaching
thirty forty sixty something like that. Okay,

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great, Now for your products,
is it is it necessary to have

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to get a prescription for your products
or can anyone just go and get them

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right now? You do not need
a prescription or our products. You can

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just buy them. Their their natural, their simple, well simple meaning they're

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not going to mess up your body. Right And for example, the radiac

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is something that balances the electrical structure
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prescription for that. You don't you
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is the will to follow directions and
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Sorts an allowing thing there. And
there's a lot to be said for medicine

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today. If they just you know, you want something done right away,

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you get an operation done and boom
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the complications and things like that.
And but if you want to do it

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away, that takes a little bit
more time and you know you're not going

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to get hurt. There's a way
to do that right, and you combine

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that with diet, mental attitude and
all these things, and you have a

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phenomenal system going. And there's the
rough because too many of us are way

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too impatient to wait for it.
Well, this has been I know,

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this has been absolutely fascinating. I'm
I'm unbelievably curious. I'm definitely going to

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be looking up your products. So
if someone wanted to get a hold of

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in Sprawl or any of your other
products, what's the best way for someone

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to do that. Well, the
best way would be to go to our

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website. It's R dot com.
It's b A A R dot com and

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it's got two ways in it.
And you'll never forget it if you think

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of two apples sitting on a bar
and apples are healthy. Yeah, And

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But our social media, we have
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learning social media, we're just starting. We never really advertise monks, so

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we're just starting starting to do that. And we've still we have people that

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answer the phone, so it's not
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question, we answer the phone if
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and so we're trying to do the
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Bruce, this has been wonderful.
I have learned an awful lot.

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I thank you for your time and
for your willingness to combat some factions out

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there to get products into people's hands
that are actually helpful in a very natural

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way. So thank you for everything
that you're doing. I'm definitely going to

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get some of that in Spira.
I think I could certainly use it,

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especially during allergy season. Absolutely absolutely, Oh great, Thank you Karen and

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Will. Had a lot of fun
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you having me on. Thank you
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Well, that's all for now.
We will see you on the next

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episode of The Skeptic Metaphysician. Until
then, take care,