The Hidden Root Cause Of Your Suffering and How To Finally Get Well Again Even if your blood levels look “normal”
This for you if you’ve done everything - changed your diet, exercise, supplements, lifestyle - and still don’t feel well.
I'm going to teach you something that I've taught doctors around the world for many years - the myths regarding this massive pandemic - the Thyroid Hoax.
You'll find why your bloodwork may look normal, yet the symptoms never go away.
Or if you’ve reached the point where your bloodwork is finally off, you’ll find why even when you take that medication, you don’t get better.
On every cell, you’ll see we have hormone receptors.
In order for your hormones to work, they need to connect to one of these receptors. In this case, that’s the active thyroid hormone (T3).
When it gets its message into the cell - all is well.
IF SOMETHING IS BLOCKING THE HORMONE RECEPTOR, THEN IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOUR BLOOD LEVELS LOOK LIKE...
The reason the blood work looks “good” is because there isn’t a problem with the levels of thyroid hormone, or other hormones like estrogen, testosterone and insulin.
If the cell can't hear the hormone (aka “hormone resistance”), it doesn't matter what your levels are.
And unfortunately, that's where most doctors start.
There's active hormones and there’s inactive hormones. In the case of the thyroid, T4 is an inactive hormone. That is the hormone that most doctors give.
Why’s this such an issue? In order to connect to the cell, get the “message” in, and make you feel well, it needs to be converted to the active form (T3).
The problem is: this conversion has to happen in the liver, the gut, and even the kidneys.
The point? If it's not converting, you’ll be given this hormone, and it will actually make the blood levels look normal, but you’ll feel the same.
See this diagram? You’ve got the thyroid down in the neck.
But the place I really want your attention is right in the center of the brain. Something called the pituitary.
That's the control tower. That's what controls the thyroid, your adrenals, and most of your hormones.
What you'll see is that…
WHEN TRYING TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM DOWN AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL…BUT YOU HAVE A PROBLEM UP IN THE PITUITARY, THEN YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GET BETTER.
This was my issue. I had unexplainable symptoms all of a sudden starting with fatigue. Then anxiety, insomnia, panic attacks, sound sensitivity, and more.
But after spending almost $5,000 on blood tests, but results came back “normal.”
Where I went wrong: I spent years trying to fix my thyroid, only to find it was really the “control tower” to blame - the pituitary.
27 million suffer from a thyroid condition
50% of those are undiagnosed
Up to 90% of women 40+ have subclinical hypothyroid (symptomatic but undiagnosed)
Leading thyroid doctor, Dr Broada Barnes MD, of the Broada Barnes Institute claims it’s 90% of American men and women.
80% of thyroid conditions are in women. 80% of that percentage have hypothyroidism. And then 80% of THAT are autoimmune.
So to them, it doesn’t make a difference. But the point is: these things should in fact be approached differently.
Thyroid disease predisposes you to many other degenerative diseases.
It plays a major role in obesity and diseases associated with weight gain.
50% of depression could be caused by an undiagnosed thyroid condition (according to the National Thyroid Institute).
It’s also responsible for hormone problems associated with perimenopause, menopause, including symptoms that plague so many people.
Those can often be more diagnostic than a darn blood test.
So, the question you should be asking is: what's the solution? And it’s simple - get rid of the cause.
science acknowledges this, and I'll show you in a minute, that it is the cause of most neurodegenerative and degenerative diseases today.
driving inflammation in the cells of organs and glands (hypothalamus, pituitary, liver, gut, etc.)
Both need to be addressed in any successful program.
When “inflammation becomes chronic rather than transitory (meaning it’s temporary)… the body turns on itself - with after effects that seem to underlie a wide variety of diseases.”
You see those skulls? Those represent toxins. And they come in, attach to the cell membrane, and even attach to your mitochondria where you make energy.
And once they get inflamed, you don't have energy.
You can't move nutrients in your cell, and you can’t move toxins out. Therefore it starts to trigger genes that get turned on. One of which could be a thyroid gene.
This will become more clear in a moment. But right now, here's what I want you to understand:
YOU CAN EAT A PERFECT DIET AND TAKE ALL YOUR SUPPLEMENTS… BUT WHEN THE CELL IS INFLAMED, YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO GET THOSE NUTRIENTS INTO YOUR CELL.
Just like the hormones can't get their message in the cell.
You have a drop in ATP, which means you have a drop in energy.
I have a saying:
“If you don't fix the cell, you won't get well.”
In essence, we have to get to the cause of what's driving the chronic inflammation in most of America and across the globe.
Over 7,000 different chemicals (only 5% are tested for developmental toxicity) are imported into the US for personal use, in amounts as high as 1 million pounds a year.
This is the problem. They’re in everything that we’re using and we’re ingesting them through our bodies in every way possible.
And some of the sources that I'm going to get into next are going to surprise the heck out of you.
They’re passed from mom to baby. Even worse, they’re passed on for FOUR generations. Meaning if mom had lead, the babies had lead. If mom had mercury, the babies had mercury.
They're transferred epigenetics. This is the new science on genes. That means that if mom's gene is turned on for a thyroid condition, or weight loss resistance, yours may be too.
See these rats? This was a study from Duke University where they took identical twin rats.
They had the same exact DNA, put them in the exact same environment.
And then they exposed one group to a specific toxin that triggered a gene called the agouti gene that made them obese, with a thyroid condition. Their hair turned yellow, dry, brittle, started falling out.
And the sad part is, without exposing the next generation to the chemical, they were still born with the same gene turned on.
Now, the best part of the study that many don't talk about is they did certain things to actually turned the genes off in the next generation. I hope that got your attention.
This is what I've been teaching. I teach something called my 5 R's, which is really all in those studies of how we down-regulate this gene expression.
Whether you grew up during or after the Lead generation, this is most likely a problem for you. I’ll explain:
Lead is inherited in utero from mom to baby - for 4 generations.
Right, so lead is inherited from mom. And just like in that Duke University study I shared a moment ago, it turns on the bad genes.
Let me share some personal proof:
[My wife’s lead levels]
[My son's lead levels]
All of my biological children ended up with certain gut problems and certain health challenges.
I read a study showing what happens in pregnancy is most lead is stored in the bones. And it's very normal to lose lead during pregnancy.
It made me realize my wife’s lead got passed along to our kids during pregnancy.
Mercury is highly linked to thyroid conditions due to its ability to bind to thyroid cell receptors.
Major sources include silver dental fillings, vaccines, and contact lens saline solution.
It’s brain mercury that is truly the hidden problem.
The amount of fillings in a mother’s mouth is proportional to how much, in autopsy studies, they found in the baby's brain.
Just like with the lead, it starts in utero.
This is how these other neurotoxins are being sent deeper into the brain.
If you aren’t familiar with glyphosate, it's a chemical that's sprayed on nearly our entire food supply. And it makes the problem a whole lot worse.
There’s a 2012 study by Stephanie Senath, a senior scientist at MIT. She showed that this chemical we're all being exposed to makes these neurotoxins we've been exposed to, since birth, or in utero, go DEEPER into our brain, into our cells, into our nervous system.
Think about it: 3 stressors come together and boom, all of a sudden the gene is triggered.
Look over this list. How many do you experience?If you have 6 out of these 10? You've got a problem.
If you have 10 out of 10? You better be running for the answer
So let me give you that answer right now:You need to remove the source. If the problem’s at the cell, the answer’s at the cell.
But we need to do this a particular way otherwise we’ll get more sick.
That’s where my 5R’s comes in. This is a roadmap that I use to teach doctors and it’s how we change gene expression.
You don’t need the specifics right now, as my program does that. But what you need to know right now is that:
When your cell membranes are inflamed, it prevents nutrient absorption and hormone function, regardless of diet and lifestyle changes.
Therefore we want to remove the toxins from the cell. Here’s the problem…
Here’s why: as these toxins start moving out of the body, many of them end up in our liver.
When they go to the liver, they bind with something called bile. That’s a digestive fluid that’s made by the liver, stored in the gallbladder, and used in the intestines to break down fat.
When bile binds with these toxins, we get a toxic bile complex. The technical name is Hepatic Biliary Sludge.
The problem is when the bile dumps in the intestines (as it’s supposed to do to digest fat), what happens is it brings the toxins with it.
So now the bigger problem is this:
Do you see the problem with that?
This is called auto-intoxication.
In my system, which I’ve been teaching almost 20 years, we follow my 5R process to upregulate cell function.
I use specific chelators and binders, so we don't reabsorb the toxins, so we can keep them from ending up back in our brain and other places in our body.
And so when this toxic bile complex is dumped in the gut, this pulls it all the way out of the body, so we don't reabsorb.
This is where most doctors go wrong. They don't upregulate cell function. Real detox happens right here at the cell. That's why I keep saying “if you don’t fix the cell, you don’t get well.”
So this system, you're gonna learn more about it, but that's how we do it.
This is your first step because it’s crucial we know whether your cells are inflamed.
You can complete this simple test from the comfort of your own home. A simple urine sample will let you know within minutes whether inflammation may be the cause of your symptoms.
You'll meet with one of my personally-trained experts who will assess the cause of your cellular dysfunction, and your thyroid problem.
Doesn't matter where you live either, because this will take place either on Zoom or over the phone.
After coaching hundreds of doctors and thousands of people around the world, I developed this comprehensive assessment.
It’s been honed and refined over the past 20 years and is highly-accurate in identifying the role toxins are playing in your symptoms.
It’s crucial you take this assessment because it’s going to be instrumental in getting you well.
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It has already been LIFE-CHANGING.
Coming from not knowing how many days you’d have left to feeling like you have your life back.”
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SO ALL TOGETHER, THIS IS WHAT YOU GET TODAY:
In-Home Cellular Inflammation Test Kit ($99.00 value)
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Neurotoxicity Assessment ($99.00 value)
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