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0:41>> In the name of Allah, the most gracious,
0:43the most merciful. The so-called Dia
0:45Aldin wrote that the human body is by
0:48default healthy and upright. This is
0:50point number one.
0:52The human body, by its very nature, is
0:55healthy and upright. And it will remain
0:57in this state as long as there are no
1:00violent external inputs or influences.
1:04Accordingly, complete abstinence from
1:06any inputs fully achieves this state,
1:09which is inevitably brought to an end
1:11when the fast is broken.
1:13With the very first input, if you are
1:16able to maintain this state, then you
1:18are in the state of a body that does not
1:20get sick.
1:22Statement number two.
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1:24>> Every input to the body carries harm.
1:27At the same time, it carries benefit,
1:30which is [music] keeping the body alive
1:31and nourishing it with what is necessary
1:34for it to remain active. As long as the
1:37input is present, waste settles inside
1:40you, and this has harmful effects. Waste
1:42needs to be expelled. That is the harm.
1:46What remains are wastes that need to be
1:48expelled, [music]
1:49and the body needs to get rid of them
1:51because they are harmful. Therefore, any
1:53food you eat, all of it carries harm. At
1:57the same time, it carries benefit, which
1:59is keeping this body alive or its growth
2:01in the case of children.
2:04Number three, the body considers every
2:06input as a foreign entity, and
2:08accordingly, the human body has a
2:10reaction. This reaction is one of three
2:12things: an immune sensitivity, which
2:14follows lymphatic pathways, a central
2:17nervous response, which [music] they
2:18call the gut-brain axis, or a hormonal
2:21glandular response. Hormonal what?
2:23Glandular meaning either intestinal
2:25peripheral or pituitary central. Focus
2:28with me. Hormonal glandular, two [music]
2:30types: intestinal, peripheral, which
2:33includes insulin, glucagon, serotonin,
2:35and [music] gastrin. These are
2:37intestinal hormones. Or pituitary
2:39central, which operates from the
2:41pituitary all the way to the adrenal
2:43gland.
2:46Statement number four, the body's daily
2:48and repeated suffering. And the
2:49continued exposure to inputs that are
2:51difficult to digest, which leads to
2:53repeated, though not complete,
2:55intestinal blockages.
2:58So, the first issue is the intake of
3:00foods that are difficult to digest,
3:02leading to repeated, though not
3:04complete, intestinal blockages.
3:07The first harmful residues come from
3:09incomplete digestion or from inputs that
3:12contain stimulants for the nervous
3:14system, the hormonal system, and the
3:16allergic immune system, or from inputs
3:18that carry explicit toxins, such as
3:20antibiotic residues, fertilizer and
3:23stimulant residues, chemicals,
3:24nitrogenous compounds, and pesticide
3:27residues. What we call them? What are
3:29they?
3:30Pesticide residues, so what are they?
3:32So, the body's daily struggle in dealing
3:34with these isolated inputs,
3:38which are hard to digest and cause
3:39repeated intestinal blockages, even if
3:42they're not complete,
3:44harmful residues from an incomplete
3:45digestion process.
3:48They are stimulants for your nervous,
3:50hormonal, and immune systems, leading to
3:52three types of sensitivities,
3:55or outright toxins, like residues of
3:58antibiotics, fertilizers, stimulants,
4:01colorants, chemicals, fertilizers,
4:03[music] and pesticide residues.
4:05Statement number five, this immune
4:07struggle represents constant pressure on
4:09a body that is continuously resisting.
4:13This leads to recurring physical and
4:15psychological symptoms that are
4:17interconnected, but with distant
4:19relationships, which is why they are
4:21called syndromes.
4:23The remoteness of causality in these
4:26relationships leads to unclear and vague
4:29diagnoses, increasing the suffering as
4:32these symptoms shift and escalate due to
4:34the interaction between the introduced
4:36chemicals, from toxins in food to
4:39accompanying medications. So, the
4:41suffering increases, and the symptoms
4:44shift and escalate as a result of the
4:46interaction between the introduced
4:48chemicals, from toxins in food to
4:51accompanying medications, which leads to
4:54the worsening of symptoms.
4:56What is meant here is the randomness of
4:59occurrence. [music] What does randomness
5:01of occurrence mean?
5:03It means you have poisoning from
5:04something, and you took medication for a
5:06certain symptom, but you don't recover
5:08from it. So, the blood pressure
5:10medication combined with the other drug
5:12in the poisoning all interact together.
5:14It's a drug-drug interaction reaction.
5:17And while you're sitting in confusion,
5:19this leads to worsening symptoms and the
5:21emergence of new symptoms and diseases
5:24that align together in groups. For
5:26example, this is the fibromyalgia group.
5:28You know, the fibromyalgia that the
5:30rheumatologist talks about.
5:32And here is the blood pressure group.
5:34Here is the diabetes group. Here is the
5:37autoimmune diseases group. And here is
5:39the cancer group. You end up being
5:41divided randomly with a huge overlap of
5:44five or six different symptoms and
5:46disease names. It must be accompanied by
5:48chronic dysfunction, and this is one of
5:51the criteria in the nervous system, even
5:53if the initial complaint started in
5:55childhood,
5:57with the presence of acid suppressants
6:00that have been introduced in the markets
6:02for about 20 years. Since 2005, the
6:05worst of the PPIs have been put on the
6:07counter. The serious risk and harm
6:10should not be neglected.
6:12And with the progression of the disease
6:14and the emergence of cancers, the role
6:16of acid suppressants in causing these
6:18symptoms should not be ignored.
6:22Number seven, treating what is not the
6:24cause, a twinge in the chest,
6:27blurred vision, dryness in the mouth,
6:30pain here and there, frequent urination,
6:33and I attribute it to an open gap, to
6:35high cholesterol, to high triglycerides,
6:38to the presence of uric acid, to the
6:41so-called agreed-upon nonsense. [music]
6:43I like to call it, "What kind of
6:45nonsense is this?" It's agreed upon
6:47because we are the active ones. [music]
6:49We are the active ones. We are the
6:50clever ones. Come on, customers.
6:53Baker eight, the analytical indicators
6:55have changed.
6:57>> [music]
6:57>> Which are the clinical laboratory and
6:59the lab investigations?
7:03The change in analytical indicators and
7:05new laboratory findings indicates a
7:08shift in the body's strategy in cases of
7:11chronic stress and provocation.
7:13And there is no conclusive evidence that
7:16they are the cause of the symptoms or
7:18changes accompanying the condition.
7:23The cause is that which, when removed,
7:25the problem [music] or symptom ends. So,
7:27again, the change in analytical
7:28indicators and [music] new laboratory
7:30findings, such as elevated blood sugar,
7:33urea, creatinine, or uric acid, are only
7:36indications of a change in the body's
7:39strategy in cases of chronic stress and
7:42provocation.
7:44Furthermore, there is no definitive
7:46evidence that they are the primary cause
7:48of the symptoms or changes
7:50that typically accompany the specific
7:52condition. The cause, by its very
7:54definition,
7:56is considered to be that which, when
7:57removed from the situation, the
8:00phenomenon ends, or the condition ends,
8:02or the symptom ends. If I take insulin
8:05and my blood sugar still rises, that
8:07means the high blood sugar is not
8:09because the insulin is inactive. Again,
8:11if I take insulin to lower my blood
8:13sugar and it doesn't go down, then
8:17then the blood sugar wasn't high because
8:19of the insulin. If I give insulin and it
8:21lowers the blood sugar, but doesn't
8:23improve the erection, then blood sugar
8:25isn't the cause of the erectile
8:27dysfunction. If the reflux from the
8:29opening in the diaphragm is treated and
8:32the reflux remains the same, is the
8:34reflux because of the bacteria? We took
8:36the medication for the bacteria, and the
8:38reflux remains the same.
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8:42>> Number nine, relying on laboratory
8:45evidence, such as blood sugar, acetone,
8:48HDL, LDL, urea, creatinine, minerals,
8:53and electrolytes, like sodium,
8:55potassium, and chlorides, and linking
8:58them directly, superficially, and
9:00especially incorrectly, to the nature of
9:03food intake is completely wrong.
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9:05>> Let's go back again to point nine.
9:07Relying on laboratory evidence, such as
9:08blood sugar, acetone, HDL, LDL, urea,
9:12creatinine, minerals, and electrolytes.
9:15And linking the nature of food to these
9:17indicators is 100% incorrect because
9:21these markers are the same across all
9:24types of mammals and white organisms.
9:27All of which have livers. For example, a
9:29crocodile has a liver, and a chick has a
9:32liver.
9:33And mammals, the cow that eats only
9:35plants, and the tiger that eats meat and
9:37drinks blood, all of them have blood
9:39sugar, acetone, HDL, LDL, urea, and
9:44creatinine.
9:45Even the mouse. So, both mammals and
9:48egg-laying animals, like birds, chicks,
9:51and the crocodile that has a liver, they
9:53all must have what I just mentioned.
9:55HDL, LDL, acetone, sugar, urea, and
9:59creatinine. This is the nature God
10:01created. God made it this way. The liver
10:04produces these things. The liver
10:06produces these things, whether the
10:07animal eats plants, eats meat, or eats
10:10both. Anything with a liver, the pigeon,
10:12the chicken, and the crocodile. All of
10:14these have acetone, urea, creatinine,
10:17and sugar. That's it. And the
10:19appropriate comparison is so that I can
10:21love the effort.
10:22The rise or fall of these values from
10:25their usual levels is fundamentally
10:27related to changes in the body's state,
10:29reacting neurologically, hormonally,
10:31immunologically, and allergically,
10:33regardless of the type of inputs. So,
10:37this means that saying eating sugar
10:38causes sugar or eating protein causes
10:40effort is wrong. Completely wrong.
10:43That's incorrect talk.
10:45An increase and the decrease of these
10:47indicative values from their usual
10:49observed levels is fundamentally related
10:52to changes in the body's state, whether
10:54neurologically, hormonally,
10:56immunologically, or sensitively.
10:59No matter what the type of inputs are.
11:02So, does that mean that if I have a
11:03duck's leg, I become equal to a tiger
11:06that eats meat and drinks blood? Do you
11:08understand anything? I with a duck's leg
11:11am made equal to a tiger that eats meat
11:13and drinks blood.
11:15We both have creatinine. I have
11:17creatinine. You have urea. I have urea.
11:19You have sugar and acetone. I have sugar
11:22and acetone, sir.
11:24No matter what you eat, yes, your body
11:26will react. Your body will react based
11:29on a certain strategy. This strategy is
11:32because you put yourself under stress,
11:34and I will respond [music] to that
11:35stress in a particular way. Do you
11:38understand anything or not? Number 10,
11:40[music] and the last point in the
11:41statement.
11:43The body's ability to recover and heal,
11:45whether by announcing, replacing,
11:47producing, repairing, resisting,
11:49preventing, forming, or differentiating
11:52is fully integrated and coordinated, and
11:55only ends with death.
11:58Your health, relatively speaking, equals
12:00your ability to avoid toxic inputs.
12:04Zero inputs means infinite health.
12:07But the last thing in the statement, the
12:09statement.
12:12Out of 10 points, and the last one is a
12:14methodology. A life of zero medication.
12:18Zero medication. Everything I say is
12:20about zero medication. I have no vested
12:23interest. Your health is in your own
12:25hands.
12:28I finished what I wanted to say.
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