#40: Exploring the World of Frequency-Based Healing

0:00 I traveled a lot last year and I met a lady, who's a part of my business now, she shared it with someone that was close to her and I know. he had a very serious condition where blood vessels would burst under his skin and he would get infections and scarring very life-changing. He went from planning his funeral to planning his future All right. Welcome to the New Age podcast. I'm your host, Jon Astacio, and today we're talking with Melanie Ryan, who's a health practitioner, the host of the Mindful Conversations Podcast. And well, this episode she shares her journey with overcoming Lyme Disease and how inspired her to help others improve their health and wellness.

0:40 So stick around because we also go into a product called Redox Signaling, which works on a cellular level to improve your overall health. And the importance of detecting imbalances in the body and how it can be done with something called biofeedback and then lastly, a life-changing testimonial from someone who was told that they had to plan for their funeral and now found a solution where they're living a, an awesome life. And the solution was frequency therapy. So that's, That's awesome. So before we begin, remember, you can always join the Telegram channel where we discuss topics mentioned in the show, and more importantly, sharing what topics are of most interest to you. And if you wanna connect with me, just go to NewAgeHuman.com.

1:23 All right, let's get to the show. Ba boom welcome to the show, Melanie. Thanks for coming on. Thank you so much. I'm glad to be here. I'm glad for you to be here too. We, we literally just finished up a recording on your show, so it's pretty cool for us to do the little flip thing. So we've been talking for a while, so if anybody is curious today so yeah. Today we're gonna talk about biofeedback, so, yeah. We're gonna dive into that because it's a, it's a, I consider it new age tech. We're using frequency. So if you, if that's a buzzword for you, we're gonna jump in. So, Melanie, let's talk about what, what is, what the heck is biofeedback? What's going on here?

2:03 Well, first of all, I will say I was introduced to biofeedback. Probably close to 25 years ago, uh, when I was, I was already in the wellness industry, but this was a new concept to me. I was actually at an event in New Hampshire and I met a lady who, cuz I had struggled with a health issue many years ago, and long story short is I had Lyme disease, which is kind of a buzzword too, really right now, um, which I think a lot of people have. But anyway, I had finally got my diagnosis and I was getting better doing it. More of a natural approach. But I met this lady at an event. And she was sharing with me about biofeedback, and I was intrigued, but I was also freaked out because I thought, oh, that's really kind of too, too much new age for me too.

2:45 Woowoo, right? Like, and I didn't understand it. So I think sometimes we stay away from things we don't understand. And so I kind of, I talk to her a little bit, just she talked me into doing like a 10 minute little. Session right. Just real quick. And I didn't really give her any information about myself until she ran the scan and literally in like 10 or 15 minutes, she said, do you have lime? And I was like, Yeah, I do. And that it took me 10 years to get a diagnosis. So for her to do that in such a short time, it really got my attention. And then she was like, well, I live in Vermont, and at the time I lived in Maine, and she goes, I can work on you remotely. And I was like, oh, that's, that's a little too far. So I backed up from that.

3:25 And even though I, I've always been very intrigued by the idea I really didn't go for it at the time. So that was my first introduction into biofeedback. And then years later, still being in the wellness industry, I was introduced to it multiple times again, and I never forgot that lady because, um, when you go through a health crisis that lasts so long and then you're able to get a, an idea, right? So kind of one thing about biofeedback is. You know, it's all using quantum physics and energy, and, uh, it's, it's actually, it's, uh, software is actually very simple to use and you can find out some very interesting things for people.

4:07 And I don't wanna get too far ahead of your question, but, uh, it is a very interesting technology and it's a great way to find out what's outta balance in the body. So technically, we're not supposed to diagnose you with. An issue, but when you run the program, it really shows you what's out of balance in the body, and that's, it's using frequencies to do that. Which is actually interesting, so it's a. A program that is on the computer that when you run it, it is identifying you non locally and identifying what frequencies are messing you up. And I, it does sound like it's identifying your health or it's identifying things that we, that have labels on it in the health world, right.

4:53 Diseases, whatever. And giving them their own frequency and then, You did it on me and you pressed the button and, and you're like, so we're just clearing it out. And, and to give you like a sneak peek in what she did, it identifies your trauma from birth. And so I still have some years to look at at certain ages to reflect on and talk to my basically talk to my mom about like when I was this years old. What happened Right. this came up and, and so it's interesting to have like a, a piece of software that does that. So it's it's definitely, uh, in that woowoo realm. Yeah. So one of the things, so with my equipment, it, when I really investigated this and was contemplating whether to get into this, field, I looked at a lot of different equipment and some biofeedback equipment.

5:45 Um, Some of it's more limited, right? So it can identify like maybe a thousand things. But you're not just identifying with what I'm doing, you're actually identifying what's going on and then trying to bring balance or Correct. Right. We're not treating, but we're correcting. Right. Bringing balance. And so from my understanding is this particular equipment is actually considered a medical device. In Europe and other countries, where in the United States, it's more considered a stress relief device. So what we're doing is we're trying to identify what's going on in the body, whether it's trauma, Like I could find out ages that a person has had significant trauma like yourself when we ran it. It can actually identify the ages.

6:25 If you've had significant stress, if it's still affecting you, it will show up in your ages. And I have an interesting story about that with forgiveness because that's kind of how I was more intrigued to get into it. But when we hold onto anger and bitterness and unforgiveness in our life, it actually can affect us. Health wise. So anyway, those are just some of the things that can, can come up. Now if I have people in my office and, and I do a scan, I can actually use a headband. It's it goes around the forehead and the wrist and the ankles. And it's not that, that is what's connecting you to the device. It's just another delivery system for the frequency. So for instance, you're in Connecticut, right?

7:06 If that's okay to say. I dunno if that was. Something I should say not. But anyway, and I'm in Texas, so I was able to do a session with him. And it's not that the, the frequencies are going through the internet or anything like that. It's just connects to him with my equipment. It, it's based on. So, let me back up for a second. So, every place on the planet has a frequency, every person, every illness, every supplement, every, everything has a frequency. So how it connects to the person is based on their birthday. And it's not based on astrology. Okay. It's, it's based on where you were born. So I was born in Maine and I live in Texas. So the frequency from one place to another is completely different.

7:48 So we, we put in where you were born, right? City and state. So date of birth, uh, if you know the time of birth, that's helpful. Your given name. So nobody else was really born on the same day in the, at the same time, in the same place, with the same name as you're right. It's very unique. It's kind of like, Our fingerprints, right? Our fingerprints are very unique to us, so it's kinda like you have your own frequency, so that's how it connects to you. It's interesting how, um, it'll pinpoint through time. What that frequency is. So I'm very curious on like what they use or what they, they use to grasp that frequency because, um, you have lay lines, you have astrology, you have, um, all kinds of things that help identify the location of something.

8:33 So having it frequency based, uh, I'm pretty sure that was a lot of work on the back end to figure that one out. I'm Um, You said you had like a, an interesting testimonial or story around someone that got some interesting results that it's like undeniable care to share. Yeah. So of course I can't give names or anything because of confidentiality, but I have. So, before I get into the testimony, we'll say this so we can do Like the traumas right lower there. It's age traumas, uh, emotional conflicts. It's a whole, whole emotional panel. And then there's physical, right? So it could detect things like viruses, bacteria, toxins, heavy metals, parasites, whatever.

9:14 And so this whole hormonal thing is kind of a big deal right now. Seems like everybody's having issues with hormones. So I have a lady who lives in another state who was referred to me a few years ago. Who she was having, like, and we can't diagnose cure or anything like that. So I always have to say that when I talk about medical stuff. But she was having a lot of problems with hormonal stuff. And so when I ran her panel, it definitely flagged. And so there's another section that we can go into and actually run like adrenals, pituitary, like whatever, right? And to find out where they're, where they're at. So anyway, she got amazing results. And like she didn't have any more huff flashes, which I never had to deal with that. So I didn't understand how important that was for her. But it, it was a big deal.

9:55 And so we were doing this like every couple weeks and it wasn't, cause she had them back, but she was afraid they were gonna come back. So she had really amazing results. It, it has really helped her in a lot of different ways, not just from, I guess for those of us who haven't really ever had that problem, we don't relate to. Maybe how bad that could be for someone. So, those who may be listening that have had that problem could probably relate, but I couldn't personally relate to how bad it was. But her results were amazing to the point where she actually went out and bought the equipment so she could have it for herself. So that was pretty neat too. But yeah. So yeah, go ahead. Oh, well, I was gonna say is, um, you mentioned hot flashes, and that's a, uh, that's a, basically that's what when you get to a certain age, and it's, what is it, post-menopause, is that more menopause, guide?

10:43 I'm, I'm trying to understand, you know? right. So yeah, it'd be a woman thing, but yeah, so ev guys have hormonal imbalances too, right? So there's panels in there for men and for women to find out what their levels are and where they're at. And so the point of doing biofeedback really is to bring balance, right? So everything's about balance. So as an example, if I was in the profile that says, or the, the emotional part that says, um, conflict stressors, if it were to come up and say somebody had an honesty conflict. You might be thinking, oh my gosh, that's embarrassing. Like I'm not dishonest. It doesn't mean that the person is dishonest, it just means there's an imbalance. So everything we're looking up in the profile is to find out what's out of imbalance in the body.

11:25 So it can be kind of interesting if somebody were to come up, well, for example, if I run somebody, we have a bi, a big panel that we do, and it can run 7,000 different frequencies different parameters to find out what's going on in the body. So let's just say. Something scary came up, like whatever, some kind of cancer, it doesn't necessarily mean that that person has that cancer. It just means something's, something's showing up somewhere. Right. But if it were to come up 10 times in different panels, then it might be something to pay attention to. Right. Even though I can't quote give them a diagnosis of that, but it's something they can kind of keep track of. So Uh, something. Something came up and you know how people say they went to a haunted house and something followed them.

12:07 I'm just curious, has that, uh, I know it's a stretch, has, have you seen any of that come across your, I don't wanna say plate, but your, your desk where someone's like, uh, I think I have attachments. Can you help? Or you found something like that? I'm I can't say that I have, um, Good. really say that I've had that happen. No, not yet. Anyway. Okay. That's, that's good to know. But it is interesting when you say that because I know that I've told you this, but I had done a podcast with a lady who does a lot with frequency stuff and she has a meter, and you probably know all this stuff, but those meters that you buy can detect that stuff, right? So I haven't done that personally, but you can check things around your home to see what your frequencies are in your home and if you should do things to protect yourself, whatever.

12:51 But I do know those meters can do that. So I haven't have that yet. I think the, the biofeedback is mostly like your health and things that are like health related. There was a, a part where you showed me my aura, which was really interesting. Um, if I can, if I get a chance, I'll see if I can like, add that to, uh, the video version Mm-hmm. of when this comes up. I'll, I'll, uh, I'll mark that for later. But it was pretty cool. I mean, have you had, oh yeah. So. Most people that are aware of what auras are, you know, you have different chakras and then there's different colors that are associated to different emotional states. And so can you share the story that you told me about, like something that was unexpected that came up with the Yeah, that was kind of a weird one.

13:38 So whenever I do that, like this is another part of Oras and shockers was something I was never really wanting to know about or understand because I thought it was a little too out there for me. But when I have people that are interested in that, I, I have that ability to do that with the equipment. So, and everybody's is different, their colors, and they all have different meanings. And so some are very colorful and some are, you know, might have a one or two colors intertwined Anyway, you know, I get excited and I start talking about like, oh, I wonder what your color's gonna be. And I actually had somebody come up that was. Very gray, like the whole color, like there was no color. And I still don't know really what that means because that's not one of the colors that come, should come up, but it doesn't sound good, right?

14:22 So, I don't know. You, we, you had some interesting comments on that, but that was the only time that has ever happened. I've never had that happen again, but it's different. Yeah. So, yeah. To, for, for anybody that's curious about the, the comment it was, um, and we didn't record. Oh, yeah. That was my personal session that we, we spoke about that. So, um, my comment was, there's a term where you, you say someone's, someone is an npc, a non. Player computer. And that's a gaming description of a gaming term. There you go. When you play in a video game and you have the characters that aren't really a person, it's just a fill in. And so some people believe that there are filler people out, out and about, and maybe you had a filler person that just literally had no.

15:09 N no soul, so to speak, which is a scary thought or a, an insanely compromised soul where their ORs are all jacked up because dark in my experience and, and. When I've had the conversation of like, the colors, what they mean. Just non-color and dark means either a dark entity that's latched onto you or you are very clogged up and like nothing's coming. Like all your channels are just clogged. Which is a, I'm pretty sure you would know because you would feel it, right? You would just, I don't know. particular person, I would never have thought that honestly it was, it was different, right?

15:49 So I had never experienced it, and it was awkward because I was kind of going on about how exciting I was, to be doing that. And then I was like, oh yeah, that was What did they say? They laughed it off, but it was embarrassing. You know what I mean? It'd say weird. It's like I just never, and, and you know, maybe there's, maybe somebody can and comment and, and tell me their thoughts on that, but I personally had just, I've never had that happen again either. And like you said, it could be they're clogged up, you know, maybe there's just, um, but I mean, everything else worked fine as far as their readings and stuff, so yeah, it was, it was, unexpected. So I know we spoke about, um, biofeedback and the interesting technology behind that from figuring out your, well you said like 7,000 frequencies.

16:36 That's just nuts. Going into, there's something else that you mentioned, and it's called Redox and. It's an interesting, it's more of like a liquid that took like decades to formulate and it's something that you introduced me to. I find it fascinating. Can you elaborate and shed some light on that because I've mentioned it to a couple people and they were like, I have no idea what that is. So go ahead. I, I'm, I want you to share that with the audience because we're, we're sharing some interesting technology. Yeah. And so this is right on the lines of energy, right? So, again, I was introduced to this particular technology with what we're talking about now, about, well, a little over three years ago.

17:19 But my background again had been the wellness industry for over 25 years because I had a health challenge and all that. So, getting over the lime, Before I was with a company that had a product that was, had everything to do with cell signaling. It helped the cells communicate. So I already understood that concept. And so when this concept was brought to me about cell signaling, I thought, oh yeah, well, you're not gonna tell me something I don't already know. I mean, so to, to put my. Health challenge and perspective. Not only did I have Lyme, but all six of my children. All right. So it was not a good time in my life. It was bad. It was, it was really bad. And so sometimes people say they had a condition, this, that, or whatever mine was pretty bad.

18:00 Like, I really thought I was gonna die. It was bad. so anyway, so I understood cell signaling. And then, so this was introduced to me and the reason I even took a look at it at all is I had a mass basically growing in my back and it kept getting bigger. They thought it was scar tissue. I did a lot of. Physical labor type stuff and, uh, was flipping houses and stuff. Not literally like flipping, but you know, doing some physical work. And so it felt like it anyway, so I had this mask growing and it literally had, had grown to about three and a half inches wide and deepened my back and it was pressing on nerves down my leg and on my back. Well, also, I had torn my rotator cuff in a motorcycle accident and I'm bone on bone in my knee. So my discomfort level was through the roof.

18:41 And, so anyway, it was introduced to me. I, we have a gel version and a liquid version. But anyway, I tried it in literally within a matter of minutes. My discomfort went from like a 10 to a one and a half, and I was like, wow, this is. What is this stuff? Like I said, I asked him, I said, is this like CBD or what? I don't know what this is, but it, it's working. Anyway, I went home and started drinking the liquid and I've been fine ever since. So I don't need that knee replacement anymore, and I don't need to have the shoulder surgery, which I'm excited about. And again, we're not talking about curing or mitigating disease, but we are sharing something that can be amazing for the right person. Right. So Redox stands for re reduct and oxidants.

19:22 It has to do with energy. It's the positive and the negative charge, kinda like a battery. We are born with these molecules actually, and as we age, we have less and less of them, but they found a way to stabilize them, which is. Amazing. It's actually a huge breakthrough in science. We have physicians that are saying it is basically a better, a bigger discovery of when they discovered DNA in penicillin, which is a big thing to say. That's pretty huge. So you're basically giving your body the ability to self signal again. And so one way I say that is this. So let's just say my building is on fire and I try to call the fire department and I can't get a signal. There's no towers around, right? Well, what's gonna happen to my house?

20:03 I can't get ahold of the fire department, it's probably gonna go up and smoke, right? And then in And in fact my phone is gonna keep circling, looking for a signal and then it's gonna drain it and die. Well, that's what happens to us physically. So if our cells can't send the correct signal, it's constantly searching for that signal, right? And so we end up with autoimmune and other conditions. So super important to have your cell signaling. So this amazing technology just helps our cells signal so the body can repair like you did when we were younger. So it's fascinating. That cell signal, that cell signaling story reminds me of so many times where we have, a challenge that we're trying to overcome. And you don't, uh, Google, Google just scares you that Google's gonna say you, you die.

20:47 And, you're asking, or, or you're just in a situation And, um, You have no time to research your way out of it. And if you had a friend nearby that can help you figure out the answer to that, great. But not, but that's not the case. So I can only imagine the cell saying, you know what I kind of have an idea what to do. Let's just do it. And then that's where the problems happen because it's, it the, it's got insufficient. There's, you know, it's calling for help, but it's not getting a response. So it's like, all right, you know what? I've done something like it before. Like a, a, like a veterinarian like a veterinarian veter vet. What? Veterinarian. See that's a weird word right now. Randomly vet.

21:28 What's veterinarian? Veterinarian. I dunno why, um, that person, you know, like, someone with that background. They have more of a background for animals, but not for people. So you're trying to apply that to a person. You might not get the best results. Some things don't cross over hormonally, so and so, so and so, et But one thing really interesting about that is redox, you're born with them, right? You're born with these molecules. Well, so are animals, and it's in plants. Mm. So this stabilization of these molecules that we have. We actually are the only one in this space too. We own this technologies, which is amazing.

22:09 So there's lots of great things out there. Like we do, uh, saunas, right? We do red light therapy, we do vitamins, we do all these great Right, right. and those are awesome, but they're not this. This is in its own category, which is kind of neat. And what's really cool about it is whatever else you're doing, it just helps it work even better because the cells are firing and the way they're supposed to. So your body should be able to say, that's a virus, that's a bacteria, that's a bad cell. I need to get rid of that. But when it can't send the correct signal, it's misfiring, right? So then you end up with all these problems. So yeah, it's, it's really exciting, Well, so when we're talking about like, poor communication between cells, uh, what are some things that disrupt that communication so that we can kind of sink our teeth into this whole communication issue?

22:51 Sure. So the real basic one is age, right? Because we deplete in these self signaling molecules as we get older. But think about our environment. And I know probably, I'm gonna guess that your audience understands what I'm gonna say. We are being bombarded with our food, our air, and our water. Our environment even our clothing. I don't know why that just came to my mind, sometimes it's what we wear. Our skin is our largest organ. So if you're putting on. Like lotions or chemicals on our skin, it's being absorbed also. So if you think about what's going on with our air, right? I don't know how many, I don't know if you've done podcasts on air, the pollutants in our air are pretty bad and we're breathing that, right?

23:32 And so, I know we've talked about grounding and all those good things you can do, but there's so many things, like if you think about our food supply, we, I mean, let's face it, I think we all know that it's tainted, right? But even, even before that, right? Because of green harvesting. Like if you pick vegetables in one side of the country and you ship it to the other, you're picking it green, right? There's not really any nutrient content in that. Anymore. So if you were to take, as an example, I learned this years ago, but if you took a vine ripen tomato, right. And let's say, because we did it growing up, you know, my parents, they would pick our, our green tomatoes and put'em in the window and ripen them, right? But if you take the phytonutrients or the, the, the chemical, the good chemical content, the phytonutrients out of the.

24:16 Tomato right when it's green versus when it was vine ripened. It's completely different. There's more nutrient value in the one that's vine ripened versus the one that was harvested green and shipped across the country. So there's like, you're eating air, like there's no nutrient in it. And so that's why it's super important number one to, I know it's expensive to eat oil organic, and that's not a given. Even if you eat all organic, you're not getting everything you need. That's why we need to supplement now. There's no. Two ways about that. So, I mean, that's another thing. We have some amazing things that can help with that too. But yeah, definitely our environment, air, food, water, I mean, pretty much life in general, getting older. It all has something to do with it for sure. We need that self signalling though, if we want a fighting chance.

24:58 So I, people say, well, what do you do? I, well, I help people live younger longer. That's, that's what I do. Got it. Yeah. And, and to, to piggyback off what, what you said with, preservatives, right? Something simple that everybody knows about preservatives is literally battling against your digestive system because it's designed to keep it from, you know, keep the product fresh on the shelf, but it's. You know, when your body's trying to battle something that's designed to keep fresh, it's you, you're, you're, it's that extra fight and that chemistry that those chemicals are gonna get mixed into the bloodstream, mixed into the body. And I'm pretty sure those toxins are blocking a lot of cell signals Oh, absolutely.

25:40 I totally see that. And then also, uh, electromagnetic frequencies. It's, it's artificial. Mm-hmm. Frequencies that are not harmonic, and so they're gonna disrupt the, the conversation between cells. Actually, one of the, the analogies that I haven't spoken to in a while reminds me of, um, have you ever had to try to have a conversation with someone, a nice conversation in the middle of a concert, you Did that yesterday actually. And you're just screaming and everybody else is screaming next to you. Right. And I feel like that's our cells and our bodies trying to communicate with each other because you're being bombarded with Yeah.

26:21 like, all that, that whole list you mentioned the food, the, uh, impurities in the air. I mean, it's springtime now at the time of this. Uh, recording. And so everybody's mowing their lawns and you know, the stuff you spray on your lawns is now in the air. It's floating around the pollen. The chemicals that are from what the, the major crashes that have been happening across the US that are chemical spills, that's in the system that's in. So there's, we're being bombarded a lot more recently, so it's like now you have to take even more Extra steps, extra measures to fight that. Right? And I like to help this, this, this product helps you on a cellular level and empowers you on the inside and then work its way out from the inside out.

27:06 So that's pretty cool. Um, and. Yeah, I feel like this product kind of helps, puts up, um, the sound barriers around you, and so you can kind of talk and so you can even whisper like, uh, you know, um, I've only seen this in either a cathedral or in, um, the ti no, um, ground. What is the train station in New York City? Uh, grand Central, right. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Have you ever been to, um, like it's a, it's like a dome type structure where you go to one side and you whisper and you can hear someone on the other side. Mm-hmm. Right. So I, that, you know, the whole communication thing, like the, that could be a Or, or the kid with a cup, with a string, and you listen to the outside, Right, right, right.

27:47 You know, so maybe Redox is just teeny weeny little cups with strings that they're just passing out to the different cells. It's not complicated at all. It's just cups. It's solo cups and strings. Right. Reds below comes. Yeah. So when you think about it, you're born with these molecules, right? And so, So as we age, we go through puberty. We lose about 15% of these things, right? And then every decade we lose another 10%. So I like to put it this way. If the person is say, I'm just gonna pick a number outta the hat. Like say somebody's 40 or 50 years old. I know that's beyond your years, but if you take somebody that's. Uh, whatever age, they didn't get into that health overnight, right? It took time, uh, whether it's toxins or life experience or bad choices or whatever.

28:29 So if you take someone whatever age, they didn't get into that particular health predicament overnight, took time. So if they're, let's just say they're pretty healthy. Let's just pick the first person. This's pretty healthy. Um, they've already reduced their amount of cell signaling molecules and their ability to make more at that age, right? So then you take another person at that same age that's had health challenges their whole life. Maybe they've had a chronic illness, maybe they've had accidents, maybe they've had environmental exposures or whatever. Their body has even less of these molecules because it's, it's using it, right? It's trying, it's. Searching for that tower to make the connection. It's, it's searching, right? Just kinda like the battery in our phone. It just drained it because it couldn't find the tower.

29:12 So it's, that's kind of how I mentally picture it because it's constantly searching and if it's misfiring, you ending up with, in my opinion, like an autoimmune situation like, um, When I was really sick many years ago, uh, it was kind of funny, not really, but I had met some people that knew more about Lyme disease. I had been tested for everything under the sun, and who knew there was actually a Lyme support group meeting in my town, right? Go figure and know. What's funny is, uh, I had met a guy who was, uh, part of my, my kids' karate class, and he's since passed a long time ago, but he said, Hey, you know, I know you've been researching Lyme. I think you should check out this article. And I said, all right, so I look it up.

29:53 And it was a lady, it was her and her whole family had Lyme disease. I was like, wow, I wonder where she lives. And I looked her up and she lived two houses from me, Oh wow. two houses. And I'm like, so I'm not, I'm not a big firm believer that, uh, Lyme is just tick either. That's just my personal opinion. We can talk about that on a, another story. But, uh, I think there's other ways. And, um, I, I don't wanna say drank the Kool-Aid. I, um, I believed the narrative at the time, and I actually educated people on Lyme disease and how they could get better. And the funny thing is, these people that I met at this support group, they were like, oh, don't take vitamins. Don't do this, don't do that. You'll feed the spire key. It'll make it worse, blah. And I got better.

30:35 I got my life back. I went back to the group and I said, Hey, you know, this is something that really helped me. And they, they still wouldn't do it. They. Anyway, they wanted me to be on several medications the rest of my life and I just wasn't gonna do that. Cause I knew it would kill my immune system You know? Yeah, I got better and they didn't, so, so You're like, uh, and I really wanted to make a difference. I wanted to help them. But anyway, there are things that you can do if you know you're dealing with that, but, you know, I'm pretty sure you're not alone in that struggle with a health challenge and you're trying to find success and just get. To a better place. Just lifewise. Uh, I wanted to highlight that, like, um, back to the, the Lyme disease situation.

31:17 Mm-hmm. like what was, what was it like before when you were like, you were a health practitioner but you had Lyme disease? Correct. Well, I became a health practitioner and at that time I was just really kind of an enthusiast because I was trying to figure out solutions for me and my family. Dying wasn't an option. I had kids to take care of. I, I had to figure it out and. Honestly, it took me 10 years. Like it was horrible. Like it was just, I went to so many doctors and specialists and this and that and they, the problem with Lyme is it mimics everything, right? Like it, you think you have this problem or that, and they test you and nothing comes back positive and they don't know what they're, they, they misdiagnosed me.

31:57 I don't know how many times on other things. And because everything comes back normal. And so I'm sure there's gonna be people on here that are gonna relate to that and say, oh my gosh, you know, maybe that's what I have. Uh, so I will tell you. Uh, statistically or in my practice, what, what I do here, um, probably 95% of the people that I scan come up with that. Hmm. Now can I diagnose them with it? No, I can't, but I can see that it pops up. Right? So, and, and then sometimes it's not, it may not be Lyme, it might be a co-infection, right? So there's different co-infections. Anyway, my point is if they're already having symptoms and issues it, it might detect something, you know, and again, I can't diagnose them with it, but I can let'em know if it comes up.

32:44 You know, if it's not a balance, we can work on it. And then, you know, if it comes up a lot over and over, we can re-scan every few weeks and see if it still comes up and see. But anyway, it is very common. It's not as uncommon as people think. Yeah. Um, I want to get into a, do you have like a really shocker, uh, story behind, uh, redox on like, something where it was just like, there's no, no way, no way this person's gonna find a solution. They got, their time is up, or they were going through some tough times and then they came across this stuff and, uh, Everything turned around.

33:25 I'm pretty sure there's like some crazy story you have hidden there. I have lots of amazing stories. So I will say that when this landed in my lap three years ago, I was not going to share it. I was just, I, I had such amazing results. That was great, but I didn't have time. I had other things going on in my life. I was very busy and I, I didn't, I actually had just stepped out of the health and wellness industry to do some other stuff, and then this landed in my lap and it's like a few months before the pandemic and I was like, wow, I didn't really wanna do this. But anyway. Um, it was probably, I mean, I did help people, but I wasn't doing it as a business necessarily, like my full-time, whatever. Um, so anyway, I got convicted probably, I don't know, a couple years ago, and I really felt like part of this whole thing with my podcast too is that.

34:12 I don't think any one of us are here by accident at this time in history. I think we all have something to contribute. I think our world is upside down right now and I think people are looking for answers and I feel personally that I have my hands on something that can help people, those who are looking and whatever. So anyway, I traveled a lot last year and I met a lady, uh, who's a part of my business now, and she shared it with someone that was close to her and I know. Think he would mind me sharing this. He's done a public video and, and, um, we've talked many times. And so he has shared, he wants people to, to know his story because he wants to bring help to others. So anyway, he had a very bad, uh, biotoxin exposure.

34:54 And 13 years ago, very severe health condition, which I'm not supposed to name because I need to be compliant, but he had a very serious condition where blood vessels would burst under his skin and he would get infections and scarring, and he had a really bad nerve. Uh, damage. Anyhow, it did go to his organs, his, um, heart, his lungs, his kidneys, and um, basically last year his doctor, they, he'd been to every, like, he, he has a list of places he's been, couldn't get help anywhere, and they basically sent him home to his funeral. It was, it was, really heartbreak and I have the video if anybody wants to watch it, but anyhow, we, um, told him about it and he got started on it and, He's taking a lot more than the average person, right?

35:42 Cuz he had a life-threatening illness and I'm trying to choose my words carefully and, um, to be compliant. And, uh, anyhow, so he has his life back. He just went back to work and he started riding his motorcycle again after 13 years. So, very life-changing. He went from planning his funeral to planning his future and it's, it's very encouraging and exciting and um, but yeah, be happy to share that with anybody that would like to hear it. Yeah, that's, that's insane. Where you can go from, uh, didn't you say like, he had, he was dripping like blood at some point. Not to get too graphic, but like that was intense. Well he, he had shared, um, a few times where he would even have to keep like towels on the floor cuz his, his skin would erupt, you know, and he would have a lot of issues with, with bleeding and so, Yeah.

36:34 And then the scarring, you know, and yeah, it was, I have some before and after pictures too. That's pretty crazy. It makes like, uh, my headaches or stomach aches sound like nothing. You know? I'm You know, it's so funny that you say that because honestly, there are times in our lives where we think life is hard and, and, and it is. We, we all go through hard times. I've been through hard times. But when you put life in perspective of other people, It really makes you have a more, I don't know, grateful attitude toward, or it should, that you know that life isn't as bad for you as it could be, right? Others are going through something worse, so having a grateful heart is really important.

37:19 And so, uh, I mean we've, we've, we've gone over biofeedback, we've gone over redoc, we've gone over frequency. We, we went, we went into interesting territory, let's just say. And we did our best to, to not say specific words that are triggering or, you know, though, um, it's interesting to in, in the world we have right now. And I'm glad that we were able to connect. I'm glad that, um, there are. Solutions out there for extreme challenges. Like your, your friend that was literally told to plan his, uh, funeral and now he's planning his future. So that's really good to hear. Um, so thank you for that.

38:01 Thank you for sharing and thank you for not giving up when you had Lyme disease Oh or what. What is called Lyme disease and finding, you know, fighting the good fight and not giving up and, and finding solutions, right? You, you went through the gamut. You went through the mud and you, and you're coming out and you came out, um, victorious with, uh, a mission to help people. So I appreciate you. Um, before we head out, um, how do people reach you, um, if they want to find your, your show? I know. Um, I don't wanna steal the, the light of like, oh, this is her show. Like, go ahead, announce what it is. What's your, what's your elevator pitch for your show and, you know, what are you trying to do?

38:43 So my show is Mindful Conversations Podcast, and when I first chose my name I, I did it because I liked what it stood for. And then after I branded myself, I found out there was somebody else with the same name and I called and checked on the branding and they were like, it's okay, you can still use it. But anyway, um, So you have to dig a little to find me, but I am on YouTube, Instagram, I'm, I'm still working on some other platforms, but, so Mindful Conversations podcast. And then of course my, uh, you can, I'm actually gonna add it to my other website, which is Holistic Impressions. But if anybody has any interest in any of the stuff I've talked about, you could find me there. Or, um, I think you'll probably have some info that they can click on if they're looking for interest in the radar stuff.

39:28 Yep, that, so mindful conversations podcast.com. Well, it's not a.com right now. Nope. It's just on YouTube right now. I don't, I didn't want to go. I do have that, uh, website, but I don't have that up yet. Okay. Okay. So the best way would be YouTube if we were to narrow it down or Instagram. Yeah, cuz mine's also a video podcast. Uh, I do have it on Buzz Sprout, but, um, there's a lot of other things that are still in the works right now, but yeah. Got it. Exciting stuff. Um, and yeah, and we had a conversation recently, recently too. So, um, lot of cool stuff going on in our world today. So I'm, I'm excited to continue this journey with you to, to learn more about this stuff and if you have any questions on that, um, or wanted to find out more about what we were talking about, Feel free to, uh, uh, check out the description from wherever you're watching or listening and, uh, you'll have information there.

40:24 Thank you so much for coming on. Of course. I appreciate your time and, uh, your energy. Thank you. Appreciate it.