DYNAMIC HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES - Carol Wilcock & Natalie Gonzales - 8.17.2019 - Show #911

Track 1:

Introductions to Carol and Natalie

Carol discusses that people are "scared" when they do somethings/eat out of the oridnary

Natalie discusses "Environmental Toxins"

Carol tells story of 93 year old grandmother

 

Start Track 2: 22:48

Track 2:

Call about Fucoshima Leak & what can be done to protect ourselves

Jacobus talks about introduction of so many toxins/drugs/vaccines in the last 50 years

Believing in our "genetic"/inherited disorders

 

Start Track 3: 43:56

Track 3:

Epigenetics discussion with Natalie

We Believe: we have genes and we are stuck with that... this is false! Gene research is growing exponentially. Certain genes get activated when YOU activate them. The THOUGHT feeds the system.

What can we do to turn it off?

• Don't put things in your body that are not healthy
• increase your STRESS that will turn it on

Good belly laugh helps immune system for at least 4 hours

Cancer Diagnosis = probably most stressful news 

• what makes you smile everyday
• find a picture, smell, cloth, etc that gives you a smile

 

Start Track 4: 1:05:45

Track 4:

Call about stress/anxiety

Call about vitamin D3 with discussion to follow

 

Start Track 5: 1:27:30

Track 5:

We need to be patient before we get better

1 day in hospital bed - 4 days of recovery (working with critically ill people)

Jacobus talks about debatable diagnosing

• supplements can work
• medicine can work

Natalie has a story about stage 4 cancer patient who was healed from taking the PLACEBO! 

• Spontaneous healing - spontaneous cures
• William Bengston - moving from left brain to right brain BengstonResearch.com

Cancer is not a death sentence

 

Start Track 6: 1:48:46

Track 6:

Call about stress effect on our body systems and ultimate "diseases"

Discussion

Talk about centenarians

• staying active
• having a purpose in life
• social contacts: group walking after church

Depression/Homocide/Suicide/Drugs

Relationship of drugs to help mental health