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Donate and listen to the podcast. with the nutritional supplements in the dietary chain. Okay. Because the nutritional supplements in the dietary change could take care of a number of his problems before he needs to see me. Okay. So I would get in touch with the people at Eiffel Health and it's 888-618-1796. 888-618-1796. Tell them he needs the bone and joint pack, the healthy bone and joint pack to start with.

That's what I would start with if I were him, the healthy bone and joint pack. Okay. And do I have time to ask you one more question? Yeah, go ahead.

Yeah, go ahead. Okay, type 2 diabetes, how do you treat that? Well, we give the body the raw materials it needs to fix itself. The main driver of type 2 diabetes is the deficiency in chromium, deficiency in the trace mineral chromium.

That was discovered in the early 1950s by a medical doctor named Walter Mertz. You don't have a bad gene. It's not because you're getting older. It's because your body has run out of the stuff that it needs to metabolize sugar.

It's really that simple. You don't have a bad gene. So when we see people with type 2 diabetes, not only are they deficient in chromium, but they're deficient in lots of other minerals as well, because that's just how it goes. There's always other things going on besides the type 2 diabetes, like heartburn or muscle tics or twitches or chronic low back pain or insomnia or something, right? So the initial program for 90 days to optimize blood sugar is a combination of products called the healthy blood sugar pack.

And that's why we called it that. So- Can you take that along with Glipizod and that kind of thing? Well, you can. I mean, the answer is that you can, but you have to be careful because the supplements will make the drugs work better. And so you need to just be, you know, looking to see what happens to your symptoms. And as the blood sugars start to improve when you're on the supplement program, you go back to your medical doctor and they reduce the drugs until you come off of the drugs. And the goal here is to get people so healthy that they don't need to take the drug. And you know, it's a process, it's not an event, it's a marathon, it's not a sprint, but you can do it. And you're gonna feel better into the bargain. And so the first place to start for 90 days is with a combination of supplements called the healthy blood sugar pack.

And you can get that at Eiffel Health at 888-618-1796. Okay, all right, thank you so much. Well, I appreciate the trust. Call us back and let us know what happened.

Thank you. Okay, before we go to Cindy, let me ask you this, okay. I've had situations where they tell me that I am borderline type two diabetes and then the next time I go there, I'm not, okay. I've got, and then the next time I am again.

What is that all about? I mean, it's a little bit confusing and that's simply got to do with diet too. Yeah, well, it has more to do with nutrient deficiencies because the food that you're eating has some nutrients in it, right? Otherwise you'd be dead.

So it really depends on a lot of variables. I mean, what specifically you were eating for two, three weeks before you had the blood work done because your blood values, your metabolic values change daily but most people have global deficiencies which are kind of making them weak and so the symptomology is more prone to bouncing around because you're more susceptible in a weakened state to small nutrient deficiencies then it's just you become more sensitive. So the fix for this is easy, Pastor. We'll hook you up with the healthy blood sugar pack and if you take that even just for four weeks, you should notice the difference.

All right, I was just wondering very quick before I take the next call that I've got a, well, I got a weakness pilot. I like chocolate, especially certain kinds of dark chocolate. Well, eating the chocolate has nothing to do with driving a pre-type two diabetic syndrome.

The chocolate that you're eating I would argue is helping. Okay, what about nuts? What about nuts?

I ate a whole, that's the other thing I do. I snack continuously on various different types of nuts and so does that have an effect? It would be better if you snacked on salted nuts than unsalted nuts. No kidding. Okay, yeah, the salted, you get more bang for your buck if you snack on the salted nuts.

Yeah, I like salted nuts. Okay, who do we have next, did you say, I'm sorry? Okay, let me ask you this. Is it, are we still getting any kind of a problem there with the volume or anything there? Okay, very good.

Let's go to Chicago and we have Cindy in Chicago. Hello. Hey. I was calling, I can hardly hear you. I think your volume just went down when you did that. I don't know, something that's been going on. Well, always when we talk about subjects where the rich and powerful don't like it, these things happen to us.

And it sounds so far away. But my question for Dr. Glenn is, my brother has to have a bypass surgery in a couple of weeks because he has four arteries that are clogged. Why does that happen and is there something that you can do to get them, I don't know. Yeah, a hundred percent. A lot more healthier so you don't need that surgery to clean them out or something. So look, according to the Mayo Clinic, bypass surgery fails 85% of the time. Let me repeat that.

According to the Mayo Clinic, bypass surgery fails 85% of the time. Wow. Yeah, I just look so bad for him.

Ugh, I'm sick over it. The doctors will not disclose that. So he gets clogged arteries because he's eating fried food, oil in a bottle. He's eating food all of the time which is inappropriate for his body. And his body has a fire department, but the fire department is weak. So there are nutrients that he needs to take in order to help his blood vessels get healthy again, but he also needs to change his diet. It's a lifestyle change. If he's ready, willing and able to make the lifestyle change then he should call the people at Eiffel Health and they can recommend a program that will optimize his circulatory system. But, you know, again, once people are in the medical mousetrap it's hard for them to get out of it.

And the doctors, he should ask the doctors to disclose the effectiveness of the bypass surgery before he agrees to the treatment would be the first step. Yeah. My other question too- I doubt that he's gonna do that. Yeah, I know. Cause he's supposed to get it done like in another week and a half. So he's pretty much in there. You know, I just, it's crazy. I feel so bad for him.

He's such a good person. My other question is, you say, you know, frying and oils and things like that. Would it be better to fry and, you know, some butter for your food or what would it be good to do?

Yes, if you're gonna cook something in a skillet, that's a great question. Right. You wanna use butter, use clarified butter.

Okay. Or use animal fat, like bacon fat, pork fat, chicken fat, duck fat, goose fat. Use that in a fry pan. No oil, no salad dressing. And when you're out and about, no fried food, no fried chicken, no French fries, no chicken fried rice, no nothing that's fried because it'll clog your arteries in no time. And butter is actually healthy for your arteries then? Cause I eat a lot of it.

I'm bad about it and I tell myself I have to cut down cause I don't want- No, no, no. Eat more butter. You just need a stick of butter a day and you'll be healthier. That's probably, I don't eat one stick, but I like my butter, you know, with eggs and stuff. And things like that. No, butter's great.

Butter's a really healthy food if you're not intolerant to dairy products and I recommend you put salt on your butter. So check that out. Wow.

Yeah, my other question is, how would we keep our arteries healthy then? Yeah, okay. Hang tight. You'll have to answer that after this.

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