Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (03/04/2025)
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- Back to: HR!Day1091 - Tue 3/04/25 Vaccines Re-Examined II Children’s Health Defense with Mary Holland
| Quick recap | |
| This meeting covered a wide range of topics related to health, alternative medicine, and spirituality. Discussions included censorship and misinformation surrounding vaccines, the role of consciousness in health, criticisms of the healthcare industry, and various alternative treatments and technologies for improving wellbeing. The group also explored the importance of water quality, pH balance in the body, and plans for spiritual ceremonies, while sharing personal experiences and insights on unconventional healing methods. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Jerry to send Sunday school recording link to those who requested it (Mary, Shannon, Diana, Michael, Steven) | |
| • Jerry to provide contact information and phone number to Michael | |
| • Michael to explore organizing an event with Jerry in Niagara Falls related to horses and healing technologies | |
| • Jerry to offer a discount on his PEMF device to the group members interested in purchasing | |
| • Jerry to potentially participate in a summer solstice event as suggested by Sharon | |
| • Group members to work with and pray for the waters around their homes as suggested by Sharon | |
| • Jerry to potentially visit Puerto Rico for a December solstice ceremony | |
| • Group members interested in learning more about urine therapy to explore its usage as discussed by Diana | |
| Summary | |
| Public Campaign Against Vaccine Censorship | |
| Jamen announces plans to launch a public campaign against censorship, particularly related to vaccine information but not limited to it. He invites others to contact him privately for more details about participating in an upcoming public action. The group discusses the challenges of vaccine censorship and misinformation, with Josh noting that COVID-19 vaccines have had far more reported side effects than previous vaccines. Tammy shares her personal experience with vaccine injuries in her family. There is uncertainty about whether censorship on vaccine topics has eased recently, though YouTube has not taken down recent discussions on Humanity Rising. | |
| Vaccines, Consciousness, and Autoimmune Health | |
| The group discusses the efficacy of vaccines and the importance of building natural immunity. Sarah shares insights from Dr. Bruce Lipton, emphasizing the role of consciousness in shaping one's health and the power of belief at a cellular level. She also mentions the potential benefits of the carnivore diet for certain autoimmune conditions. Stanley asks for specific recommendations to improve immune system capacity, while others contribute their perspectives on health and consciousness. The conversation touches on epigenetics and the influence of environment on gene expression. | |
| Healthcare's Unethical Practices and Cures | |
| The transcript reveals a heated debate about the ethics of the healthcare industry. The participants criticize the industry for profiting from misinformation and lack of transparency. Diana, Shannon, and Stanley agree that the industry's practices are unethical, while also acknowledging the industry's desire to make money. Jerry brings up a lesser-known fact about the origins of the medical industry, which started with Bill Rockefeller selling snake oil. Diana and Jerry discuss dark field microscopy and its potential to reveal what's present in the blood, including parasites that could be the cause of cancer. The conversation also touches on the existence of a secret medical society called the Sacred Medical Doctors of the Knights of Hope, which discusses groundbreaking medical discoveries. Jerry shares that the society has members in 54 countries and is not open to public applications. Diana raises a specific question about the black fungus in the lungs, and Jerry responds that it could be cured with inexpensive baking soda, which changes the terrain in the body, making it inhospitable to the fungus. | |
| Water, Health, and Cancer Discussion | |
| Shannon summarizes the discussion on water and health. Jerry mentions that baking soda has unique effects compared to other alkaline products. Sharon requests Jerry to give a presentation on cancer. Paul shares insights on cancer and oxygen deprivation, referencing Wilhelm Reich's work. The group discusses the importance of proper hydration and various methods to enhance water quality, including using stones, copper, and silver. Michael highlights the work of Josephine Mandamen, a water activist, and her niece Autumn Peltier. Sarah Sue mentions the importance of cellular water absorption and references a water device developed by Adam Abraham. | |
| Water Treatment Methods and Health Benefits | |
| The group discusses various water treatment methods and their health benefits. Sarah Sue explains a device that creates a vortex in water, breaking up molecules and removing its "memory," which she claims is beneficial. Paul shares information about using magnets to alter water's properties, making it more alkaline or acidic. The conversation then shifts to the use of baking soda and vinegar for health purposes, with Paul and Jerry sharing their experiences. Mary Claire asks about alkalizing water machines, particularly the Kangen brand. Sarah Sue advises that while Kangen machines can have short-term benefits, they may not be good for long-term kidney health, and recommends looking for a "batch machine" instead. | |
| Alka-Seltzer Use and Stomach Health Concerns | |
| The discussion revolves around the use of Alka-Seltzer and its effects on stomach health. Stanley explains that he takes Alka-Seltzer as an alternative to aspirin, believing it to be less harmful to his stomach lining. Jerry cautions against using Alka-Seltzer for digestive issues, as it makes the stomach more alkaline. The group discusses potential alternatives and remedies, including elderberry syrup, aloe vera, and baking soda. Sharon raises concerns about the long-term effects of Alka-Seltzer on stomach lining, and it is clarified that Alka-Seltzer contains aspirin, which can be harmful to the stomach over time. | |
| Puerto Rico Solstice Ceremony Plans | |
| Jerry discusses plans for a large ceremony in Puerto Rico during the December solstice, involving multiple rituals in a cave, river, and mountain. The event aims to include Catholic and Protestant leaders, indigenous Taino people, and a spiritual leader from Brazil. Jerry is planning logistics for the ceremony, including potential live streaming. Sharon suggests organizing something for the summer solstice as well, which Jerry notes aligns with St. John the Baptist Day. The discussion touches on the monastery's inclusive approach to gender and the combination of monastic and indigenous wisdom. Michael offers to help with event organization and potentially bring elders from Six Nations. | |
| Cancer and pH Level Discussion | |
| The discussion focuses on the relationship between pH levels, cancer, and potential treatments. Jerry explains that being too alkaline or too acidic can cause health issues, and emphasizes the importance of balanced pH levels in the body. He also discusses a theory about cancer cells switching from oxygen to sugar consumption and mentions a drug that can reverse this process. MVC brings up a non-patentable drug called DCA (dichloroacetate) that has shown promise in treating cancer but lacks funding for further research due to its lack of profitability. The conversation then shifts to the potential link between parasites and certain types of cancer, with MaryClare raising questions about parasite cleanses and spike protein detox protocols in relation to cancer treatment. | |
| Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and PEMF Therapy | |
| Jerry discusses the use of ivermectin and fenbendazole for treating parasites and potentially cancer. He recommends getting veterinary-grade ivermectin from farm supply stores and explains how to dose it based on body weight. Jerry suggests a treatment protocol of 3 days of ivermectin followed by 3 days of fenbendazole, repeating for a month. The group also discusses hyperbaric oxygen therapy and pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) devices for health benefits. Jerry mentions he has worked with PEMF technology based on Nikola Tesla's work for 25 years. | |
| Exploring Pemf Technology for Animal Health | |
| Jerry introduced the Pemf technology, a medical device that uses induction technology to transfer energy to the body's cells. He explained that the device works on the principle of energy being the ability to do work, and the mitochondria within the cells are the engines where this energy is used. The device can stimulate the mitochondria to produce ATP, the body's energy source, and can be used on various animals, including horses. Jerry also discussed the device's use in treating camels for racing in Saudi Arabia. The cost of the device varies, with the smallest version costing $5,800. Sharon mentioned her experience with the Beamer and the Healy devices, which also use frequencies to heal the body. | |
| Alternative Healing Methods and Technologies | |
| The group discusses various alternative healing methods and technologies. Jerry mentions a Sunday school class for doctors that covers unconventional medical topics. He offers to share a recording about cancer treatments with interested participants. Sharon emphasizes the importance of spirituality and breath work in healing. There is discussion of Jerry's monks and students, including some women and military veterans. The conversation touches on topics like fasting, water, and the interconnectedness of living things. Michael mentions ceremonies involving water in Niagara Falls. The group also discusses urine therapy, with Diana sharing her experiences using it for various purposes. Jerry provides some additional information about urine therapy practices. | |
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