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Any health related information on the following show provides general
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information only. Content presented on any show by any host
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or guest should not be substituted for a doctor's advice.
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Always consult your physician before beginning any new diet, exercise
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or treatment program. And now it's time for Pet Health Cafe,
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where your pet has a voice. And here's your host, Bill,
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the Pet Health Guru.
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And welcome to Pet Health Cafe, the show where your
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pet has a voice. This is Bill, your Pet Health Guru,
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along with my special guest host, Michelle, the health coach.
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How are you doing tonight, Michelle?
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Fantastic, Bill. How about yourself?
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Oh, another one of those days. You know, too many
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of them in a row, unfortunately. The world is not
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being as kind as it should be. And because of that,
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I want everybody to click on their share button so
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that this message gets out because we're all facing the
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same stuff. The more stuff we know, the better off
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we are. Share, like, and subscribe so you don't miss
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another one. Chat is open, as always. We want to
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hear your comments. We want to see that you're out there.
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We always appreciate that. And, you know, we're going to
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do a really special show tonight. And it's one that's
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near and dear to my heart. And it's on longevity.
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And the reason it's so important to me is I've
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been preaching this for, actually, the longevity thing for probably
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30 or 40 years. When I started in the industry,
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I actually got a chance to work with World War
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II veteran dogs. I was 30 years old. Everybody said
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I was nuts. I was crazy. I wrote an article
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on it from a major magazine. Got fact-checked from here
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to China. Everybody who had to check it and everything else.
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And when it proved out to be, one of the
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celebrities out there decided, because they had money, to go
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ahead and do some research and write a book on
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it and capitalize on it. And, of course, there was
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no mention of the groundbreaking work that I did in
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the beginning. And it's like, I don't care. as long
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as the message is getting out there. But you know what?
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Don't use it as your own. You know, give credit
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where credit is due. And it's been a journey of mine.
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Those of you, you know, and you don't have to
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believe me. You can go back 19 years in my programming.
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It's on tape if it wasn't on video. It's in
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the radio archive. I've been preaching this same thing And
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it stays almost completely consistent with some updates. And with
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that being said, you know, I want you to really
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click on your brains out there. Yeah, I know. It's
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really tough because the stuff that we do is not
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for myself. It's not for Michelle. Although it was for
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Michelle's dogs and cats when she was a customer. You know,
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just like all my other clients, I do it for you.
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I mean, I can't say it any more, any differently.
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But I know, Michelle, you've got a lot of stuff
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that you wanted to talk about on longevity. But let's
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face it. The whole core to it is the causes
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of disease, deficiency and toxicity, poisoning and malnutrition. You are
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and your pets are what you put in your mouth,
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put on your skin, snort up your nose. It all
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adds up over time. So with that, you want to again,
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let us in a couple of things that you kind
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of dug up.
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Hi everybody. So happy to be here again, talking and
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having a nice discussion with Bill and hopefully educating all
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of you on maybe a few things you know, but
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need a little push towards. Longevity is something that Bill
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and I really talk about a lot, not only with
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our pets, but ourselves as, because of our ages, we're
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up there too. I'm 60, he's 75. And we want
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to live as long as we can. We want to
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live vibrant, happy lives, not just living quantity, quality lives.
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That's the most important. And I always say this, Bill.
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I say, my daughter's 21. I don't want her to
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go through what I went through with my dad, taking
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care of my dad day in and day out for
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for two years at one point, it's not fun to
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watch our parents go through this. So if we can
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help you, help your parents, you know, just even taking
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baby steps. We're not perfect people. We're just here to
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share what we do so that you understand you too
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can do it for your pets, for yourselves.
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Yeah. Well, the thing is, is, you know, Michelle, that
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pet parents are faced with that, you know, quite often,
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you know, as people and as family members, that sort
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of thing, you know, quite often we don't have to
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be put into that situation because we've got siblings, we've got,
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you know, nursing homes, you've got, you know, care facilities,
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all that sort of stuff. But when it comes to
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your pet, you're stuck with it, you know. And unfortunately,
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I see too many people that when the dog, you know,
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starts limping too much or what they consider quality of life,
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then I watch a veterinary community say, You know what?
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It's probably time that we kill them. Yeah, that's what
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euthanasia is, is killing your pet. Well, they were killing
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your pet with all the drugs they put in them
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in the first place. And that's so distressful in itself.
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But you know what? Euthanasia is not a treatment plan.
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The body regenerates itself. Like I said, I started out
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my career working with 30-year-old dogs. Everybody thought, you know,
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you're all taught that if it lives 10, 15 years,
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you're You did really good. No, you didn't do really good.
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You did a disservice. But the other part of that
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is that 15 years, how much of it was enjoyable
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and comfortable for the animal? How many years were they
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in pain? How many years did they have gastric issues, distress, stress,
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and upset belly because you fed a non-appropriate diet?
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I mean, we are what we eat, you know. Bill
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and I eat very well, wholesome diet, raw. We don't
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eat raw like we feed our pets, but we're always
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eating grass-fed, grass-finished beef, chicken that's pasture-raised, eggs pasture-raised. We
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go the extra mile to do that because we know
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that that will help with longevity. We do a program.
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We're not every day so rigid to the point where
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we get bored. Boredom is not the key to longevity.
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We need to have some variety in our daily routines
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as well. Even if you go to work and you
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take the same road every single day, it gets boring.
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It gets monotonous. You need to have happiness in your lives, laughter.
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Longevity is not just the one thing that you do
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and then that's it. I mean, if I go shopping
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at the supermarket, which is rare because I get all
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my things now from my paleo pet, but I make
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sure that I get my steps in. I make sure
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that I'm not just going to the supermarket, parking right
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in front. I park a little bit further so I
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get extra steps. Throughout your day, you should not be
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just sitting there watching TV. If you are a citizen
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and you are able to walk with your legs gone,
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get there. the music going, put a little, but you
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have to be able to get your body moving. Moving
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is key. 80%, I would say, is diet, but moving
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is key.
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Yeah, I mean, it's, yeah, I mean, you know, we battle,
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of course, he was just making a note here because
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we had a little bit of a delay in the
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video feed. We fight, and Michelle, I fight all day long.
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Technology companies, the computer, getting things right. It's not an
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easy thing to do in today's world. It's, you know,
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which adds more and more stress on everything you do.
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But everybody has stress, Bill. It's how you take on
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those challenges, how you deal with your stress. You know,
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once I feel like I'm on the computer too much
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or I'm dealing with customer complaints or I'm on the
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phone too much, I take my dogs for a walk.
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Our dogs are a blessing to us. Our pets are
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a blessing. Even my cats, I'll play with my cats
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and that lowers my cortisol. That makes me feel better.
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Anything that's going to remove you out of your home,
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your dogs help you because you're taking them for a walk.
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And that walk is crucial to longevity. Absolutely crucial.
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But, you know, we also have to worry. We have
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to watch our pets as well. because, you know, certain
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animals can't, you know, you're walking off your stress, but
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you're maybe stressing them more and more because they don't
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have the physical capacity to do it. I mean, you've
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got two dogs that are totally different in their physiological
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ability to do certain things. You know, your doodle got
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long legs and a longer body and much more energy
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than your bully does. Your bully is like challenged because
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of the structure. It has nothing to do with their attitude.
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It has everything to do with structure and, you know,
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I mean, We went through this almost close to a
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year ago that you have to exercise them differently. And,
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you know, our animals pick up on our energy as well.
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And that's a big part of that factor, isn't it?
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It is.
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But my point, Bill, is that because we have dogs,
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they kind of force us to get off our butts
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and get out.
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You know, if we don't.
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Have them, some people don't have them, and then they
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just sit more. So for me, it's a really good
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excuse to get out. Even if it's a quick walk,
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it doesn't have to be an hour walk or 30 minutes.
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It could be a short walk. I do intermittent walks
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throughout my day while I'm working. It could be three walks.
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It could be four walks, you know, just down the block.
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And I feel great. It makes me feel good. It
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brings me great joy to see them have happiness, to
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go out in the sunshine. Sunshine is what it's about,
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you know, and that's what we need. to our happiness.
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You know, what's interesting is people who live in the
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blue zone, there are five blue zones that I was
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looking at, and in different countries such as Japan and Italy,
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and those people, like in Okinawa, they talk about longevity
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and they say, well, how do those people live long lives?
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And what makes them so different from America? Well, one
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of the key factors not only was how well they eat,
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but the key factor for them, especially for women in
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their senior years, was the fact that they love to gather.
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So gathering, social events, maybe going to your church, partaking
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with people, like-minded people, staying in areas with people who
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are negative. We want to push that away. You know,
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we do not need that in our lives. Choose your
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people wisely. Choose your tribe wisely is what I would say.
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That's very, very important. You know, when I look at
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what we do at the store, you know, the reason
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that people shop at my paleo pad and, you know,
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buy the things that we offer and follow our advice
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is because they are like-minded. Exactly. And, you know, when
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we get new clients coming in, to try to fit
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in and understand where we're coming from is not necessarily
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a very easy task. You know, when I have to
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tell you that everything your doctor said was wrong, you know,
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they'll look at me like, Bill, I got 97 years
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of education. They got all these licenses and all these
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letters after their name. That doesn't make them godlike. It
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doesn't mean that they're absolutely right. We know that modern
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medicine doesn't do anything to promote health and well-being and longevity.
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It's about symptom management. Let me make your headache, your backache,
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your knee ache less stressful, but not heal it.
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You know what I love? When I go into the
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store and I'm able to talk with clients and they
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share their stories with me and it breaks my heart.
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But in the same token, I'm so proud of them
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because they did not. There's one particular customer. He comes
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to mind. He was talking about his cancer, his bowel cancer.
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And he said he refused to do the chemo. He
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refused to do the radiation. And he took a chance.
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He took a chance on everything that Bill spoke to
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him about, the cancer AM and PM herbal blends and everything.
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He took the chance. And today he's cancer free. He's
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now eating. He was eating much healthier, not eating the
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four food groups, you know, the gluten, the fake foods,
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the fried foods, the seed oils. You need to take
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these things out of your diet. And until you stop
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buying the potato chips and stop buying all the things
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that are in the supermarket, on those shelves, in the
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middle aisles, you're going to have imbalances, you're going to
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have disease. And that's an issue. But I tell you
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this because when I see these clients come in and
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they share their stories of how they fought their cancer
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tooth and nail through diet and change of diet, it
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makes me so proud of the work that Bill has
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done in his place. And it's just an amazing thing.
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to see these people who've accomplished so much because of
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their belief in you.
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But it's still a battle, too, because not only is
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their doctors and their so-called health providers, which is a
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misnomer in itself, they're not health providers. They're symptom management people.
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I wish they would label themselves as such. But also
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because their immediate community, and when I talk about that,
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that's their family. their friends, that sort of thing, don't