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Next Level Soul Podcast with Alex FerrariNLS 566: STOP Inflammation NOW: ANCIENT HEALING Method To ELIMINATE Inflammation Naturally! with Clint Ober
Next Level Soul Podcast with Alex FerrariNLS 566: STOP Inflammation NOW: ANCIENT HEALING Method To ELIMINATE Inflammation Naturally! with Clint Ober
NLS 566: STOP Inflammation NOW: ANCIENT HEALING Method To ELIMINATE Inflammation Naturally! with Clint Ober
Update: 2025-03-25
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Clint Ober discusses the concept of earthing, emphasizing its importance in reducing inflammation and improving health. He explains that modern lifestyles, including wearing rubber-soled shoes, have disconnected humans from the earth's natural electrical charge, leading to inflammation and chronic diseases. Ober highlights studies showing that grounding reduces cortisol levels and improves sleep and pain management. He also mentions the development of grounding products like mats to facilitate this practice. Ober stresses the need for experiential understanding of earthing to appreciate its benefits. Clint Ober discussed the misconceptions and challenges in the field of earthing and grounding, emphasizing the importance of electric fields over magnetic fields in health. He highlighted the lack of definitive evidence linking electric fields to childhood leukemia and criticized the ineffectiveness of magnetic field shielding. Ober advocated for grounding the human body to maintain electrical stability and boost the immune system. He shared his personal journey, including a vivid dream that clarified his life's purpose. Ober also stressed the need for modern environments to incorporate natural grounding to combat inflammation and improve health, urging widespread education and practical applications like grounded carpets and fabrics.
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Now, today on the show, we welcome back Clint Ober into NextLevelSoul Studios.
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This was a wonderful conversation about how to remove inflammation from your life in a natural, free way.
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It is something I have been doing for a while now.
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It helps me sleep better.
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I don't ache as much.
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There's so many different benefits from it, and it's absolutely free and natural.
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And this conversation might change your way of looking at things.
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So, let's dive in.
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I'd like to welcome back to the show, returning champion.
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Come over, are you doing Clint?
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Good, Alex, thanks for having me back on, and it's real opportunity.
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I really appreciate being able to come back and visit.
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Oh, of course, Clint.
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Well, first of all, I appreciate you coming down to Austin.
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It's a little bit chilly with what you're used to here.
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Right now, currently, as we're recording this.
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This is a record-breaking.
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Yeah, it's pretty cool.
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The world's changing.
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Not heatwave, the opposite.
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Yeah, cold wave.
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Frigid, frigid.
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Arctic blast, as they say.
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Arctic blast, that's what I'm saying.
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But I appreciate you coming on.
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And I'm such a fan of what you do, and the work that you're doing in the earthing movement, which you basically started.
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And we're here to talk about your books, The Mother Earth Effect, and of course, The Classic.
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Earthing, the most important health discovery ever.
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And from someone who has started earthing, after being introduced to you a while ago, it is pretty remarkable what it does health-wise,
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and how you feel, and all the things it does.
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We're going to get into that.
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But for people who don't know a little bit about you, how did you discover this concept of grounding and earthing?
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Well, that's a long story.
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Well, we'll make a truncated version, because we have the other episodes that can go deeper into it.
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Yeah.
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Basically, I grew up in nature.
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First of all, I spent a long time raising animals and crops, and so I'm very organic, very just a nature boy.
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And so I've always had that connection with nature.
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And when I left that environment and I went to work in the big world,
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I fell in love with television, because I was born in 1944.
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There wasn't, I mean, all we had was radio Saturday night, listening to the radio, which is very interesting.
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But anyhow, so a television came along in the '50s about that era, and I remember that everybody just came and my school friends,
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everybody would come more, and they would just get glued to this thing.
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But once I understood, I mean, I grew up with television.
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I grew up with that world, and so I saw everything.
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And as it manifests, but you have this appetite for more.
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And so I fell in love with the concept of cable television back in those days, because we had one channel,
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maybe, in rural Montana, in those areas.
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So you had to go sometimes put a mountain, a antenna upon a mountain, and then you'd run twin-lead down the mountain,
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and then you'd point to antennas at it, and you'd get a fuzzy signal.
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But I fell in love with that concept of and then adding channels and bringing in channels in that day,
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from Helena or Great Falls or Missoula or somewhere.
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And then so everybody could have more to see or more.
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But the magic that I saw in it was that it was the world is bigger than Billings Montana where I grew up.
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It was, and when you saw even just the news from Helena or whatever, the world became smaller,
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and you felt more part of it.
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And then when we were able to bring WGN from Denver or WTBS from Atlanta or whatever, I mean, the world just dramatically changed, and then satellites.
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When we learned the satellites were stationary, and we could bounce TV signals off of them.
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It's like I knew one day that, you know, with that technology, that you would, everybody in the world would have access to all the information at the same time.
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And then you would have a, you know, it was a mission, became a mission at that point, was to,
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and we saw cable as having hundreds of channels and whatever, and we saw them being more, what you see today in, like, narrow casting.
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But we saw that everybody could have a channel, every interest, and read an advancement for the world, until corporate America understood the power of advertising.
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Then they came and took over the whole industry later.
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But I mean, so I fell in love with that.
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And so my background is, is in that field.
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But what we learned early on is everything had to be grounded.
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To the earth.
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That's not a friendly term.
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It's not a term most people would have had everybody pay attention to or understood.
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But we had to ground the cables in the air on the power lines or the poles.
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We had to ground everything to the earth.
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In case there was static electricity building up on the lines or atmospheric charges or lightening, especially because the lightening would travel down the lines,
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and if you have cable going into the house, you go into the house and blow up a TV, said more, start a fire.
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It was about fire, preventing fire, and also preventing interference with the co-actual type cables and so on.
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So, but anyhow, so grounding was in the mix of everything I was involved in.
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But it was, it was kind of like breathing, you know, it was base.
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You had to shield everything, protect everything, prevent interference.
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And as time went on, you know, I just took it for granted.
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I thought everybody knew about grounding.
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Sure.
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And then, but so what happened is, in the 1960s, we invented shoes or the rubber, the synthetic sole shoes that insulate us from the earth.
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And, you know, after I retired from the communications industry, cable industry, spent 30 years there, but I retired when I was about 50.
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And I just got bored because corporate America came in and, you know, took everything over.
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But I just one day intuitively ask, I mean, there's a whole story goes with all of this,
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that is there a consequence to humans in the longer being naturally grounded?
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Most people would not even know what the term grounded means.
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Other than an electrical people, it's called the earthing technically.
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You put a ground rod in the earth, you connect anything in the environment that's electrical, you connect to it in order to prevent damage from lightning or electrical events or all kinds of electrical issues.
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So, but anyhow, it was second nature and we developed it a lot of it in the early cable industry because we didn't have computers.
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You didn't need grounding back in the old days.
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There's not even grounding on the old homeless built before 1960, you know.
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And so, but anyhow, so it was just it evolved.
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And then I kind of eventually retire, I guess, and evolved.
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So I just accidentally asked the question or while I accidentally grounded myself one day on doing something that I didn't really was thinking about.
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But I noticed the pain went away.
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Chronic pain in my body went away when I ever I would ground myself to the earth.
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And I didn't understand it.
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And but anyhow, it set me up on this mission.
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So it's just a series of events that is that happened.
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I have no idea where they came from.
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How how I ended it there because I was I was a totally different person.
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And then all of a sudden this question, a wonder if there's a consequence to humans.
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No longer being naturally grounded.
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Nobody would ask that question unless they were born in the 40s.
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Because back then you were there for you couldn't get off the earth.
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You couldn't get ungrounded.
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It was literally impossible.
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And they were happier and healthier.
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And well, yeah, they were much happier and healthier.
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The thing that's fascinating too is as I've gotten deeper down the grounding of the earth thing, idea is one thing that you've said before is that there is no natural cancer or diseases in that sense for animals because they're constantly ground.
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You never heard of unless it's something environmental, unless it's something that they they're in some sewage or something that we did to them.
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But if they're in a normal, naturally well-balanced ecosystem, animals don't get those kinds of diseases in nature.
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They do house pets do because they're not grounded.
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Is that correct?
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In nature, in the natural world.
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Cancer does not exist.
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Right.
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It's not a thing.
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Inflammation does not exist.
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And to put that in perspective is so we can relate to it.
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Animals who live outdoors in the wild, in nature, they do not manifest any of these modern health disorders, cardiovascular disease, cancer,
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lupus, MS, autism, you name it.
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They don't manifest any of them.
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On the other hand, animals who live indoors with their owners, 50% of them die from cancer, same rate as their owners.
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And cancer does not exist in the natural world.
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It has to do with our immune system over the years, as we evolved and as we ended up who we are,
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if inflammation were to manifest in the population like it does today, we wouldn't be here because everybody today is sick.
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Everybody's suffering from an inflammation related health disorder.
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That's the number one killer of humanity right now is inflammation.
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And that term didn't enter the lexicon until 19 or 204.
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Yeah, exactly.
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20 years ago.
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That's crazy, but it's so true.
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Inflammation is the number one cause of all of the diseases that are killing human beings around the planet.
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So let's get into the science a little bit because right now, this sounds very pagan, earthy.
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Oh, it is, yeah.
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Like, let's put some crystals on the ground that sage the room kind of energy.
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But there is hard science to this.
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So can you talk about that a little bit?
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First of all, it sounded absurd.
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That you could take your bare feet off, stand on the earth, and the inflammation in your body would pretty much disappear.
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I mean, and when I say inflammation is the hot burning pain that you get when you have an injury or like when you have a chronically chronic health disorder.
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It's a degenerative type thing, but you have two pains.
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If you get hurt, one pain is, you know, to you back off whatever.
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But if you're ungrounded, then you have a secondary pain that's called inflammation.
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That's where the body is producing, well, if you give it an example, like if you have an injury or you have a health challenge coming,
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you know, like your immune, it's all about the immune system.
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But when you do, so like basically for people to understand, let's say you twist your ankle or you break your ankle.
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Inflammation is brought in to protect the...
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That's called an oxidative burst.
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That's not inflammation.
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That's not inflammation.
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It's just that you have to bring the swelling down.
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An oxidative burst is if you have an injury or there's damage tissue, then the white blood cells are like a neutrophil will come over and the immune system knows how to signal all of them.
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And they'll come over and they'll surround an area where the damage has occurred.
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And they'll release what you call reactive oxygen species.
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And they will reduce cells that are damaged, unreparable or repair other, whatever.
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But anyhow, in that process, that's where it all begins.
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And in nature, when you're standing barefoot on the earth, your body absorbs what we call negative charge.
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Or the earth is, I hate to get lost out here, but the earth is negative, meaning that he has an electrical surface charge.
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It's a negative charge essentially.
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It's a negative charge.
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Like a battery.
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Like a plus and a plus, right?
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But think of no charge.
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You know, there's no charge as negative.
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And so anyhow, when you are, when you're in contact with the earth, like the animals who live in the wild, or like if you're outdoors.
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Surfers.
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Yes, surfers.
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You know, all the people who live close to the ocean spend time in the ocean there forever.
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That's grounded.
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That's essentially very well grounded.
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But anyhow, so anyhow, when you have a injury, then what happens is the immune system senses it and sends what we call neutrophils to the area of white blood cells.
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And these neutrophils are, they release what you call reactive oxygen species.
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The word reactive, which was the word they really put the magic in what I was doing in the early days, reactive to me is an electrical term.
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Because it has enough charge that it can strip an electron, you know, it can take chrome off of a bumper, it can do whatever.
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So anyhow, when you are naturally grounded, your body is flooded with these free electrons.
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You're at the same electrical potential as the earth.
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What that means is you have parada, a similar amount of electrons in your body as the earth.
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And you and the earth electrically are one.
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It's invisible, but you are one.
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And so that's in nature.
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And that's our animals who live in nature.
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And then, but we started wearing shoes in 1960.
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The, we introduced those into the environment.
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The rubbers sold.
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The rubber sold.
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The synthetic sold.
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The Nike type synthetic type athletic type shoes.
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They came in as an athletic sports shoe.
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Before then, we had tennis.
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They were kind of rubber.
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But anyhow, the, the advent of the synthetic sold shoes.
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So when we put them on, we lost our ground.
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We lost our contact with the electrical surface charge of the earth.
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And we're no longer grounded.
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We lost our ground.
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And this ground, what it does with these neutrophils are released.
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And they go and oxidize pathogens.
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And they do that by ripping electrons.
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They release, you know, this reactive oxygen.
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And it is electrically charged sufficient to pull an electron away from the pathogens structure.
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Interesting.
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And destroy it.
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That's how the immune system destroys pathogens.
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Or damage cell.
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It oxidizes them.
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It burns them up.
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And that's all normal.
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And it happens every time, even when you breathe, some, you know, certain air or whatever, there'll be pathogens.
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But your immune system is there working all the time constantly, keeping, you know, keeping you safe and healthy in life.
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The problem is, in this process of releasing these radicals, if when you're grounded to the earth, these are positive charges.
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When you're grounded to the earth, the earth is, let's say, has negative charges.
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So when your body is grounded and connected to the earth, then this charge, your body absorbs it.
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You are one with the earth equal.
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You are grounded, just like when you ground a refrigerator or anything else.
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So you're grounded.
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And what that means is your body now is, or you're refrigerated or whatever.
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It's totally encased in this electrical shield that absorbs charge.
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So these neutrophils, when they release these radicals, they are electrically hot.
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And once they destroy the pathogen, and it's gone, if there's any residual reactive oxygen species remaining, and you're ungrounded, then,
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I mean, normally, earth's free electrons would be forever present in your body and absorb and mop up and clean up these reactive oxygen after the oxidative burst,
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after they've done their job.
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If there's any remaining, they get mopped up and they're not a problem.
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Montana.
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Okay, she flew out and joined you guys.
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Is it a cold?
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No, it was, well, yeah, the bikinis in the snow.
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We risk getting hypothermia for this, but they were sick, though.
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I don't get bikinis in the snow.
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Just look at the stomach.
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If you are ungrounded and you have a shortage of free electrons or a shortage of, if you're not grounded,
00:26:01
then these remaining radicals are too much to think.
00:26:06
They have to neutralize because they're electrically charged.
00:26:09
So they're looking for something to ground themselves.
00:26:12
Once the immune system responds and does, releases the oxygen, the oxidative burst, then any radicals that are left over,
00:26:23
any of those radicals that are left over, they're going to be neutralized in nanoseconds.
00:26:27
And they're going to look for anything in the immediate area and they're going to attack it and oxidize it.
00:26:35
That's what's called autoimmune disease, autoimmune disorder.
00:26:40
Autoimmune, the immune system is doing what it automatically does.
00:26:43
It automatically is producing reactive oxygen.
00:26:50
It's cleaning up the debris or the damage or the pathogens or whatever.
00:26:56
And then it's usually unwinds, but it unwinds when you're connected to the earth because the earth is electrical, the immune system is electrical.
00:27:05
Everything is electrical first.
00:27:07
You are an electrical being first, chemical second.
00:27:10
If you don't have ground and you've lost your ground, you put shoes on it and you're not grounded anymore.
00:27:16
So you lose your electrons, your negative charge.
00:27:20
And now these radicals are looking to ground.
00:27:26
And so they'll steal an electron from a adjacent cell to the area.
00:27:31
And then damage it sends out another message back to the immune system.
00:27:36
The immune system produces another reactive oxygen species.
00:27:41
And then they repeat the process.
00:27:46
So that's why it's called inflammation because these radicals are starting to fire.
00:27:55
They're oxidizing.
00:27:56
The word oxidizing means to burn.
00:27:58
Like when you light a match, they get to a piece of wood.
00:28:01
It's going to oxidize that wood.
00:28:03
And the electrons that are coming from the earth are going to balance that.
00:28:07
Yeah.
00:28:07
In the body, yes.
00:28:09
In the body.
00:28:10
So you have two movies.
00:28:13
One called the earthy movie.
00:28:14
And one called down to earth a little short.
00:28:16
Both are on Next Level Soul TV as of this recording.
00:28:19
In those movies, I forgot which one.
00:28:22
There's actual scans of a body that before grounding and after grounding.
00:28:29
If it was an thermal imaging.
00:28:33
Yeah, thermal imaging exactly.
00:28:34
So you could actually see the inflammation in the body.
00:28:37
And then how it actually dropped.
00:28:39
Yes.
00:28:40
How fast was that when it drops?
00:28:41
Well, electrical is pretty fast.
00:28:44
It's kind of like speed of lights up.
00:28:46
It starts to work pretty quickly.
00:28:49
You flip the light switch and you have.
00:28:52
It's not a conversation of how long it took.
00:28:53
No.
00:28:53
And so when you touch the earth, first of all, you have...
00:28:57
And I hate to get too technical, but I think it's worth it.
00:29:01
On the surface of the earth is this layer of...
00:29:04
And again, visualize this.
00:29:06
There's a layer of electrons.
00:29:11
And nobody's ever really seen these things because they're small.
00:29:16
But we know they're there because of the way they can be measured.
00:29:19
But you know, so there's kind of like a lattice.
00:29:23
I mean, it goes around the world.
00:29:25
Everything is covered with this layer of free electrons.
00:29:28
It has to do with the sun.
00:29:30
It has to do with the core, you know, everything.
00:29:33
And the core of the earth and all of this motion and everything.
00:29:36
But anyhow, there's this layer on the surface of the earth everywhere.
00:29:42
And most all life came out of the earth.
00:29:49
Yes.
00:29:51
All life, actually.
00:29:52
Yes.
00:29:52
It comes out of the earth and all of it.
00:29:54
Unless there's an alien that dropped in, I'm not sure.
00:29:57
Exactly.
00:29:58
But all life on this planet came into being in a grounded state.
00:30:04
Yes.
00:30:05
And whether it's, you know, it's the plants.
00:30:08
Amoeba, the fish, the whatever they were.
00:30:12
It all came, it all maintained its natural connection with the earth.
00:30:18
As long as you are grounded to the earth, we know that inflammation, chronic inflammation in a human body cannot exist.
00:30:25
If you get grounded and stay grounded, take your shoes off, get back in the mud, then you're going to be just like the animals who live outdoors.
00:30:34
They do not manifest inflammation.
00:30:36
Now 80 to 100 percent of most diseases today, if you'll take that disease like diabetes or like whatever it is,
00:30:48
type it into Google or AI, chat, whatever, and then type in the word inflammation at the same time, your disease and inflammation.
00:30:56
You'll see 100 or 1000 or 10,000 studies that are all related.
00:31:00
These diseases are all manifest because you're no longer grounded.
00:31:06
You have, I mean, there's a lot more to it than that.
00:31:10
But one of the, you don't have the ground that puts out the fire that prevents the fire.
00:31:15
That's why we ground a refrigerator or a computer or anything else to prevent.
00:31:20
So it'll be electrically stable and shielded so that noise and stuff can interfere with the process because everything in the body is electrical.
00:31:30
Anything electrical out there is going to perturb, charge in the body.
00:31:34
So it just goes on and on and on and I could go down this rabbit hole.
00:31:41
So let me ask you, Clint, though, is there, so the grounding aspects, is it, can it help with other, other ailments like anxiety or stress?
00:31:52
Is that also part of inflammation as well or not being, because all I could tell you is this, when I go to the beach and I'm on the sand and I'm in the water, like let's say in a Caribbean vacation or something like that,
00:32:05
the energy that you feel when you're on the ocean or near the ocean or in the sand, you feel so relaxed, you feel so chilled and I know there's some ions are coming off the ocean and things,
00:32:17
but is that also like if people are super stressed, people are super anxious, does grounding help that?
00:32:23
First of all, over the last 25 years, with this earthing and how it all evolved, women are the ones who primarily respond to,
00:32:37
I mean, who recognize it and identify with it and say, oh my goodness, this makes sense and then take the shoes off, spend a little time on drugs and say, oh my gosh, this works.
00:32:47
Anyone who's married understands that women are much smarter than men.
00:32:50
Usually tell a little story because I'm speaking to women mostly.
00:32:57
But I tell a story that when I was young, I was a cowboy.
00:33:04
I mean, that's a boy who sits on a horse and baby sits cows, make sure there's water's okay, make sure there's not any noxious weeds in growing in the past year or whatever,
00:33:16
but just a cowboy, a boy who sits on a horse and plays a cow.
00:33:20
But you're not like the movies at all.
00:33:23
Is that like Yellowstone?
00:33:26
No, it's not quite like Yellowstone, but it was fun.
00:33:29
It's a good life because you're living in nature and you're living with the heartbeat of nature.
00:33:34
You see it all around you constantly all the time and you're connected to it.
00:33:39
But anyhow, sometimes when you're sitting, when you're playing cowboy out there on the horse, baby sitting some cows, some years, you know you have drought and whatever and you have no grass,
00:33:52
you have at least 10,000 acres from the Native Americans or whatever just so you can feed a handful of cows.
00:33:59
But anyhow, some years it rains and it rains and then you have lots of grass.
00:34:08
And the next year, all of a sudden you have jackrabbits and all of a sudden you have an explosion.
00:34:18
They can have like a dozen per litter and they can have like a half a dozen liters a year.
00:34:25
So each jackrabbit can produce like 100 babies.
00:34:28
And so anyhow, this is normal phenomena.
00:34:31
You have good grass, so now you get the lots of foods of the jackrabbits, they flourish and they're everywhere.
00:34:40
And then soon after you, you start seeing an abundance of coyotes.
00:34:47
Of course, the coyotes eat jackrabbits, jackrabbits, heat, the grass.
00:34:52
So it's just a near circle of life.
00:34:54
Circle of life.
00:34:54
And so anyhow, the reason that I could tell the story because I'd like to relate it to how the women and women's lives.
00:35:05
As a jackrabbit, it's just going to sit there eating and all day long, that's all they do is eat and and produce.
00:35:17
And then here comes the coyote.
00:35:21
It sneaks up on them and as soon as it gets within a certain distance, the coyotes, I mean the jackrabbits ears will go up like this and then all of a sudden they'll heighten their awareness.
00:35:35
And then as soon as the coyote jumps, the jackrabbit will spring into the air and it will and I was younger then so my distance is maybe not to be right.
00:35:48
But anyhow, so it'll spring into the air and then it'll zigzag back and forth across the pasture.
00:35:53
And the coyote will, more like a dog, it'll just run straight after it.
00:35:58
But the dog, I mean the coyote will soon run out of energy and he'll just lay down and sit in their pin.
00:36:07
And the jack will just run just a little bit further but it'll keep one eye on the coyote.
00:36:12
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Montana.
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Okay, she flew out and joined you guys.
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Is it a cold?
00:36:38
No, it was.
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Well yeah, it's bikinis in the snow.
00:36:41
First of all, it's cold.
00:36:42
Wow, they were sick though.
00:36:44
I don't get bikinis in the snow.
00:36:46
Yeah, if him and I did that, if we did, um, like, Speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
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Well, Speedos in the snow would be like, yes, I would be like, let's see it.
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00:38:22
And then as soon as the coyote gets up and wanders off, then the jackrabbit will kind of have a visceral shake and what I call ground out the stress of the chase.
00:38:36
And then it'll go back to eating like nothing ever happened.
00:38:40
Right.
00:38:40
He's not holding onto like, oh my god, I almost died.
00:38:43
Yeah, like we do.
00:38:44
So this is your fighter flight system.
00:38:46
Sure.
00:38:46
And today, we live indoors.
00:38:51
The typical woman gets up in the morning, has kids.
00:38:57
Get the kids ready to go to school, whatever.
00:39:02
And they're constantly creating charge or cortisol spike cortisol spike fighter, little fighter flight, miniature fighter flight.
00:39:12
And it's called chronically elevated sympathetic response.
00:39:16
But anyhow, so anyhow, they're sitting and so every time something goes on, then if they're married and have a husband there.
00:39:23
So there's all this action going on in the morning.
00:39:27
And so they're constantly being charged with cortisol.
00:39:32
The fighter flight is releasing cortisol.
00:39:34
That's what happened in the rabbit, given the energy.
00:39:37
It was a big burst of cortisol.
00:39:40
So here's a woman indoors.
00:39:42
And it's everybody, but I'm just using this as an example, indoors.
00:39:47
And all of this life activity going on, get the kids off to school, everything.
00:39:52
It's all producing miniature spikes of cortisol.
00:39:56
So as the day goes on, and then she has to eventually get ready for herself, go to work, whatever drive to work.
00:40:03
And she's ungrounded all the time, you know, in the car, wearing shoes and in an office or in a building or whatever.
00:40:11
Today, they work at home.
00:40:12
They're still on carpet indoors, whatever.
00:40:15
But they never touched the earth, never touched the earth.
00:40:18
And so this cortisol, the gravity grounds it out.
00:40:23
But a woman sits there and becomes charged with cortisol, flooded her body, becomes flooded with cortisol.
00:40:32
That creates a lot of anxiety and a lot of irritability.
00:40:36
And that goes on, then it turns to all, you know, life, the stress of life.
00:40:44
And, and then it goes on too long, then it turns into fibromyalgia, then it turns into MS or lupus, et cetera, et cetera, cancer.
00:40:53
You know, you name it.
00:40:54
There's a list of 100 of them, and of named versions.
00:40:58
There's only one disease, according to the original researches.
00:41:03
It's the immune system disorder.
00:41:06
I mean, dysfunctioning immune system.
00:41:09
And we put different labels on all of it because different people based on their genetics and lifestyle, they'll manifest some will manifest this or that and what.
00:41:19
But anyhow, the point of this story is that what I try to leave a woman with, especially is you have no option.
00:41:27
At the end of the chase, you've got to go outdoors.
00:41:31
You've got to go out in the backyard.
00:41:33
You've got to take your shoes off.
00:41:35
You've got to find a place where you can sit and put your bare feet on the earth and drain the coyote juice.
00:41:40
Because if you don't, it will eat you up.
00:41:42
That makes sense.
00:41:43
It will manifest as an autoimmune related health disorder.
00:41:47
And it'll be tagged under the name inflammation.
00:41:50
But all of these, it doesn't matter, cancer is an inflammation related health disorder because it doesn't exist in nature.
00:41:57
So these are artificial diseases.
00:42:00
These are, these are environmental health disorders because we changed our environment.
00:42:07
Right.
00:42:07
We lost our ground.
00:42:08
Basically.
00:42:10
I'm sorry.
00:42:11
Did I say?
00:42:12
I did.
00:42:12
No, that was a beautiful explanation of that answer to that question.
00:42:16
What are the most, what are the most common misconceptions about grounding that people that you've come across?
00:42:24
Well, most of all, they've never heard of it.
00:42:26
There's that.
00:42:27
And when, you know, I'm going to take my shoes off.
00:42:31
I'm going to stand barefoot on the earth.
00:42:33
I'll get my feet dirty.
00:42:34
I'm not going to do that because we've been trained.
00:42:37
No, we have.
00:42:38
We've been programmed.
00:42:39
Yeah.
00:42:39
We've been programmed.
00:42:40
We are all trained just like our pets and just like everything else.
00:42:45
You know, we are, but they're, but the thing we're entrained in this, but the thing is Clint, though, there are cultures around the world who are much closer to the earth, especially indigenous peoples are definitely much more connected to the earth.
00:43:00
Right.
00:43:01
But the richer the country, the more disconnected from nature we get sometimes.
00:43:05
Well, that's what we did.
00:43:07
You know, we accidentally, we didn't recognize it because it happened gradually.
00:43:11
Of course.
00:43:12
It's the frog in the boiling water.
00:43:14
Yeah, exactly.
00:43:15
You know, it's first of all, you know, I'm television.
00:43:18
As soon as before television, you couldn't get us in the house.
00:43:22
Right.
00:43:23
Oh, I know.
00:43:23
We could have the sleep in the barn.
00:43:25
We'd rather do anything.
00:43:27
Go build the cave down by the creek, you know, anything, but we wouldn't go in the house.
00:43:30
There's nothing to do in a house.
00:43:32
Total television.
00:43:33
And then it's not even good to video games.
00:43:35
Right.
00:43:35
But back then we had none of this.
00:43:37
Of course.
00:43:38
But in my lifetime, I've seen, you know, we had radio.
00:43:41
And I remember when we got telephone.
00:43:45
And, and, and then when television came along, there was a big shift because all of a sudden, we had to be indoors to watch a show or a program show or the news or whatever.
00:44:00
And so all of a sudden, we moved indoors and we were insulated from the earth.
00:44:06
I mean, we were on, we were not grounded.
00:44:13
Let's put it that way.
00:44:14
We weren't in contact with the earth like we were all the time before, at least for at least, you know, a large portion of the day.
00:44:22
And we had leather souls shoes, which are semi-conductive.
00:44:26
And so we're very comfortable.
00:44:29
But yes.
00:44:30
Yeah.
00:44:30
And you just didn't have any of these, these, you had infectious diseases.
00:44:34
They were different, really, really challenging.
00:44:37
But the chronic stuff.
00:44:39
Yeah.
00:44:40
The chronic inflammation degenerate of health disorders, like everybody is living with today.
00:44:47
They did not exist.
00:44:48
So anyhow, these are, we changed our environment.
00:44:51
We moved, slowly moved off the earth and we went indoors.
00:44:54
We eventually invented plastics.
00:44:56
We put them on carpets, those old green and shite carpets and stuff.
00:45:02
And so then all homes became carpeted.
00:45:05
Then, you know, it just goes on with the shoes and then shoes you wouldn't dare go outdoors with the shoes.
00:45:12
Now, everybody could afford them.
00:45:14
Shoes were a great invention.
00:45:16
I mean, rubber cells synthetic shoes because now everybody can afford them and everybody could wear them and you didn't have to worry about them getting wet and getting ruined and, you know, all these things.
00:45:26
But anyhow, so we shifted accidentally.
00:45:29
We started shifting our environment with the advent of television.
00:45:32
And so, you know, I look at my history in that industry and so this is all this 30 years in ground or 25 years in ground.
00:45:41
It's my parents for for for the grounding people.
00:45:46
Yeah.
00:45:47
But anyhow, so undoing what I help create there.
00:45:51
But anyhow, so then all of a sudden, one day, we totally lost, we have no contact with the earth.
00:45:58
Our children, you know, we're not going to let them go outdoors and get a stand on a puddle and jump up and down.
00:46:04
You know, we're in everything shifted.
00:46:07
So we changed our environment.
00:46:09
So all of these modern health disorders are environmental health disorders.
00:46:14
They're not related to genetics or you know, they're not related to genetics because, you know, my grandmother, my 1,000 grandmother's back, she's I have the same genes.
00:46:25
I am her up walking, you know, I'm if continuation.
00:46:29
And that immune system that got all my progenitors here and everyone else's, they survived all of this.
00:46:37
The immune system adapted to all of this and we had health.
00:46:40
Now infectious disease is a different issue, but I'm talking about degenerative environment.
00:46:46
Chronic, yeah, yeah, chronic.
00:46:48
And so anyhow, that's so yeah, it was a invite.
00:46:52
So we were all suffering from an environmental health disorders.
00:46:57
So there's a story at the beginning and the you wrote the forward to this book, Mother Earth Effect.
00:47:03
There's a story that you don't share very often.
00:47:06
What is that story of, you know, I'd like to hear some real world stories that you've come across of the power of earthing and grounding and what it's done for people's lives.
00:47:17
I think I'd all started in like 1980.
00:47:20
I was with a bunch of trainers, you know, people that you, I owned a corporation.
00:47:28
And I used to hire a lot of trainers.
00:47:30
They would come and, you know, energize the corporate staff or whatever.
00:47:37
And so on.
00:47:37
But I got to know these people and I fell in love with that concept.
00:47:41
And so one time they invited me to come to one of their events down in Carlsbad, California.
00:47:47
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00:48:08
Montana.
00:48:09
Okay.
00:48:09
She flew out and joined you guys.
00:48:11
Is it cool?
00:48:12
No, it was, well, yeah, it's bikinis in the snow.
00:48:14
Of course it's getting high both there and for this.
00:48:17
Wow, they were sick though.
00:48:18
I don't get bikinis in the snow.
00:48:20
It's just like in a aesthetic.
00:48:22
Yeah, I don't think you.
00:48:24
If him and I did that, if we did, um, like, speedos in the snow, you guys would be like, douchebags.
00:48:29
Well, speedos, I would be like, I would be like, let's see it.
00:48:33
Let's see it.
00:48:33
No, it's not complaining.
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I can't do stuff like that.
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00:49:56
And I was there and in fact Louise Hay was there with me at that show.
00:50:04
And a few others, I don't remember the names, but they were out of that group.
00:50:10
And we were doing some breath work.
00:50:12
And I didn't know much about any of this stuff.
00:50:16
I wasn't a hippie or anything.
00:50:19
I grew up in Native American.
00:50:22
So we were a hippies before hippies knew what a hippie was.
00:50:26
Fair enough.
00:50:27
But anyhow, so and that's another part of my background.
00:50:32
I had this earthy Native American cultural stuff around me all the time.
00:50:38
And that was the only thing I could identify with when I was young.
00:50:42
Because it felt real.
00:50:43
But there's a lot more to that story.
00:50:46
But anyhow, it's nature.
00:50:48
It's that organic.
00:50:49
Connected.
00:50:50
Yeah, very connected to the plant.
00:50:52
Indians were still living in teapies when I was good at it.
00:50:56
And when the government came in and built them houses, they eventually put the horses in the house and a lot of them used the bathtub or whatever.
00:51:04
And went back to their teapie.
00:51:06
I mean, you can't just come in with the government change call.
00:51:09
But yeah, they don't go over there, Clint.
00:51:11
Yeah.
00:51:11
I was at this event.
00:51:17
And when you're around this group of people, they're kind of what you call new age or anyway, just the right way.
00:51:24
Yeah, they're more into breaking out of convention.
00:51:30
Sure.
00:51:31
And I was all ears because oh, this is stuff I had not known a lot about.
00:51:36
But I connected it.
00:51:37
But it was identified with it through the Native American because what they were teaching was a similar thing.
00:51:43
And this is years before these people were born, some of them.
00:51:50
And so anyhow, I had gone through all their little programs and their sessions and had the fun and whatever.
00:51:58
And anyhow, they were doing this one blocks game and you know, a different whole language here.
00:52:10
But so we're doing this what they call the breath works session where there was a connected breathing.
00:52:20
And what it did is a good way to meditate and get out of a state for sure.
00:52:25
But I went into this kind of meditation type thing.
00:52:32
And then all of a sudden I had this.
00:52:35
I always call them the blue people.
00:52:38
I don't know who they are.
00:52:40
But I had an experience.
00:52:41
Yes, I had an experience.
00:52:43
But it wasn't, it went on for many, many years.
00:52:47
But anyhow, what I experienced was or what I had a kind of a dream.
00:52:55
And I, these people started showing up and they were, I think there's like half a dozen of them.
00:53:04
And I remember I can identify some of them now.
00:53:07
I couldn't then.
00:53:09
But anyhow, they would come and stand in front of me.
00:53:14
Just like we're sitting here right now and they would come from over there and stand in front of me.
00:53:22
And they didn't say a word.
00:53:23
And they would just look at me like my father or my grandfather looking at me.
00:53:29
And I expected me, I knew what to do.
00:53:32
Expecting me to go get it done or to do something.
00:53:35
And then that one would move away.
00:53:40
And another one would come up.
00:53:43
And each of them would come up one at a time.
00:53:45
And I don't remember after the third or fourth one anymore.
00:53:49
But anyhow, I thought this was so strange because they didn't say anything.
00:53:54
And they were more like I would imagine a ghost to be or something like that and more ethereal type.
00:54:00
And I thought, you know, this is really, really strange.
00:54:05
And it really, I couldn't, I had nothing to reference to, nothing to say, wow, this is that or whatever.
00:54:14
And except for the Native Americans, they always had visions or experiences or whatever you want to call it.
00:54:26
And I always thought that Native Americans, you know, here's the earth and here's above.
00:54:34
And they lived somewhere in the middle.
00:54:38
I mean, they're kind of a mystical people by nature.
00:54:41
They're not, they think the blue people that you're talking about.
00:54:45
Native Americans.
00:54:46
Yeah, the Native Americans.
00:54:47
So I had this context of the Native Americans, but these were not Native Americans.
00:54:52
These were a different type of people.
00:54:54
And a couple of them could have been, I don't know, but, but anyhow, so I logged that and I didn't think too much about it.
00:55:07
And then about a month or so went by maybe a little more.
00:55:13
And I had more of an experience where one night, what I thought was a female was standing in the room.
00:55:28
And again, this same ethereal blue whatever.
00:55:34
And I thought, well, I mean, first of all, it kind of shocked me.
00:55:41
And again, same thing, looked at me and expecting me to do something.
00:55:48
I could, I could feel it, but I could, there were no words, expecting me to do something.
00:55:55
And like she was waiting.
00:55:58
And then I maybe a year went by, I don't remember the dates here because this is back in the 90s, 80s, late in the 80s,
00:56:09
90s somewhere in there.
00:56:12
And so anyhow, then this dream kept reappearing.
00:56:17
It was like a recurring dream.
00:56:21
But I noticed that the person was a little different each time.
00:56:25
So it was like a different person.
00:56:26
But again, it was no dialogue.
00:56:30
There was nothing other than a feeling that somebody was waiting on me.
00:56:37
And there was some urgency into doing something.
00:56:41
And I had no idea.
00:56:42
I could just remember my grandfather looking at me sometimes and saying, you know, not say a word, but I knew what he meant.
00:56:50
And so anyhow, then I had retired from the television communications industry.
00:56:59
And I was intuitively.
00:57:04
And I was looking at a group of tourists get off of a bus.
00:57:12
And they were wearing like the white Nike type tennis shoe and they were all looking kind of uniform.
00:57:20
And intuitively, I asked myself, I wonder if there's a consequence to us humans no longer being naturally grounded because of these shoes.
00:57:30
I had always worn leather cowboy boots.
00:57:33
It's just who I was.
00:57:34
I couldn't my feet would sweat in the tennis type shoes.
00:57:38
And so I always liked that breathing leather.
00:57:41
And so anyhow, that's when I started the earthing.
00:57:47
This all makes sense.
00:57:49
So I started the, you know, asking questions.
00:57:55
And I went home that night.
00:57:57
And I had fixed an electrical problem with a computer that afternoon and got to think about grounding.
00:58:04
And I went home that night.
00:58:06
I wasn't in the, I was retired pretty much then.
00:58:10
And so I went home that night and grabbed a voltmeter.
00:58:14
And I started testing my body against the earth.
00:58:18
And I started walking around my house on the carpets and everything.
00:58:22
And with the shoes on.
00:58:24
And then I noticed all of these electrical charges.
00:58:26
Static electricity.
00:58:27
Sometimes thousands of volts are static.
00:58:30
Just getting off the couch.
00:58:33
You know, or you're sitting on the bed and you get up and there's all these static charges from the foam and the fabrics of the blankets.
00:58:41
And so we're living in a sea of electrical charges.
00:58:46
And I thought, well, this is interesting.
00:58:50
I didn't think too much about it.
00:58:52
But all of a sudden, I had this notion that I needed, because when I would stand barefoot on the earth, we'd go to zero.
00:58:59
And this is static charges.
00:59:01
And also with the electric fields, the environmental electric fields.
00:59:08
But anyhow, they would all go to zero as soon as I grounded myself.
00:59:13
And so that was like an ah-ha moment.
00:59:15
Okay, I spent 30 years in the industry and helped develop this grounding concept.
00:59:21
And I never knew that my body was being charged by all of these electrical charges.
00:59:29
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Where were you in bikinis in the snow?
00:59:50
Montana.
00:59:51
Okay, she flew out and joined you guys.
00:59:53
Is it a cold?
00:59:54
No, it was, well, yeah, but bikinis in the snow, first of all, getting hype about therapy.
00:59:58
And for this one, it is.
00:59:59
Wow.
00:59:59
They were sick though.
01:00:00
I don't get bikinis in the snow.
01:00:02
And it's just like in a aesthetic.
01:00:04
Yeah, I don't know.
01:00:05
If him and I did that, if we did, um, like, speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
01:00:11
Well, speedos in the snow would be really nice.
01:00:15
I would be like, let's see it.
01:00:18
I would not complain.
01:00:19
I can do stuff like that.
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01:01:44
That night before I went to the hardware store and I bought a roll of three-inch wide metal aluminum duct tape,
01:01:54
heating duct tape, but it was aluminum.
01:01:57
It's so metal.
01:01:58
And I laid it across my bed and I connected it to a wire, threw it out the window, connected it to the ground, to the earth.
01:02:07
And then I would measure myself when I was grounded versus not.
01:02:13
And the meter would go do whatever it was or the meters I had.
01:02:20
And so at 50, to something like that, been retired for a couple years.
01:02:28
A lot more to the story, but I'm just surfacing here.
01:02:34
But I lay down on the blanket or on the bed with my back against the tape.
01:02:43
And then I would touch the bolt meter and go to zero.
01:02:47
At that age, I let a pretty rough life active meaning.
01:02:55
I skied for 30 years.
01:02:56
I done everything grew up on a cowboy.
01:02:59
I read the rodeo circuit on the weekends just for fun because it wasn't anything else to do.
01:03:04
I woke up the next morning.
01:03:06
The meter was right here beside me.
01:03:08
But normally I couldn't sleep because I had too much pain.
01:03:12
I had to take Advil and so I had back surge.
01:03:16
I had everything you can imagine.
01:03:18
And so I just had a pretty rough life.
01:03:24
The typical 50-year-old, you hit a wall like what happened?
01:03:27
I know what happened.
01:03:28
Why is it 50?
01:03:32
Why it didn't happen at 549?
01:03:34
I was solid.
01:03:35
Exactly.
01:03:35
But the second I had 50, everything just the wheels fell off the dance.
01:03:39
Fuck.
01:03:40
No, it's crazy.
01:03:41
Isn't it insane?
01:03:43
But anyhow, so I woke up at that next morning and I thought, what in the world is going on here?
01:03:48
Because I don't fall asleep.
01:03:50
I had to have a TV on.
01:03:52
I had to have noise.
01:03:53
And I knew I was solid.
01:03:55
Yeah.
01:03:56
And so anyhow, I just said, wow, there's something really going on here, something significant.
01:04:01
And I thought it was, first of all, the electric fields, you know, and all these static charges that are on my body and just living in a sea of this.
01:04:11
And so when you're grounded, it disappears because you're part of the earth.
01:04:14
The earth is infinitely large.
01:04:16
I mean, it's huge.
01:04:17
And you're infinitely small.
01:04:19
So you're going to equalize and be a part of the earth, not the environment.
01:04:25
And so anyhow, I thought I got off and I just kind of started.
01:04:29
I said, how come I don't know about this?
01:04:31
You know, I'm a smart guy.
01:04:32
You know, I spent 30 years in the communications industry where everything has to be grounded and protected and shielded.
01:04:39
And then I just kept playing with it for a couple of days.
01:04:45
And then I took it, and because I slept so while I had a couple of buddies there, and I said, you guys got to try this because nobody sleeps.
01:04:53
Nobody sleeps in the United States.
01:04:56
I'm probably nowhere, but anyhow, not like we used to.
01:05:02
We used to go to bed and we would boom, then we'd get up in the morning and go again.
01:05:07
But anyhow, I grounded these other two guys about my age.
01:05:13
And I said, you got to try this.
01:05:15
I know you're going to think I'm not supposed to.
01:05:17
You got to try this.
01:05:18
So I took some metal duct tape over the house, put it on the bed.
01:05:22
One of the wives got really upset with me.
01:05:25
But anyhow, we grounded them and sure enough, they both slept better.
01:05:29
But about three or four days later, one of them said to me, he said, you think this could be having any effect on my arthritis because he had severe arthritis.
01:05:38
And I said, no, I don't think so.
01:05:40
I think it just helps you sleep better.
01:05:42
Then all of a sudden, I realized that all of my chronic pain has gone.
01:05:46
It was gone.
01:05:48
You know, and I thought, what is this?
01:05:50
Can it be real?
01:05:51
I mean, is it whatever?
01:05:54
And anyhow, so along the way, during this little project here,
01:06:04
I kept having this recurring dreams.
01:06:08
with the blue people, with what I call the blue people, avatar, the Navi.
01:06:15
And I knew nothing about any of this.
01:06:19
Of course, of course.
01:06:20
So this was just like, you know, I was pretty avatar.
01:06:23
It was just whatever it was.
01:06:26
Sure.
01:06:27
And at that time.
01:06:28
But again, it was always a woman coming to me.
01:06:35
And then now they were more like face to face with you, with me.
01:06:41
And I could start reading the expressions in the face.
01:06:47
And the expression was always kind of like there was some urgency or they were waiting for something.
01:06:56
And I didn't know how to make any sense out of it.
01:06:59
And then sometimes a year would go by, which is what happened here.
01:07:03
And so then, and I probably had a dozen of these dreams.
01:07:08
And they were always spread out.
01:07:11
And I couldn't make any sense of it.
01:07:15
And I almost wanted to dismiss it and just because it was something you don't.
01:07:19
And then, so then I went back and then I said, okay, I've got to figure this why touching the earth or being grounded to the earth reduces arthritic pain.
01:07:38
And it helps you improve your sleep.
01:07:41
And it gets rid of these pain in the body.
01:07:45
Now back then, this is in 95, one ever somewhere back in the air.
01:07:51
The word inflammation didn't come along until 204 nine years later.
01:07:57
So, but we learned eventually that you can't have pain unless you have inflammation first, oxidation of tissue.
01:08:09
Then you get pain and pain is a manifestation telling you, hey, there's something wrong.
01:08:14
Something's wrong.
01:08:16
Get me out here.
01:08:17
So, I went to UCLA.
01:08:19
I went to University of Arizona.
01:08:21
I went everywhere trying to get somebody to help me with this.
01:08:25
Most people just laughed me off like, you know, are you nuts?
01:08:29
You expect us to believe somebody's going to put a nail in the ground tile wire to it and tie it around somebody's telling they're going to sleep better.
01:08:37
Those are the exact words.
01:08:38
I mean, when you say it like that, it makes sense, though, they would treat you this way, Clint.
01:08:41
Yeah.
01:08:42
But I understood very early on.
01:08:45
They knew nothing about electrical.
01:08:47
They had no idea their bodies were electrical.
01:08:50
They had no idea that ground earth, everything was electrical.
01:08:55
Everything was chemical.
01:08:57
Everything was, you know, alchemy and like it is today, everything is a pill for every ill.
01:09:03
But the body is not that way.
01:09:05
It's electrical.
01:09:07
It's an electrical piece of equipment.
01:09:11
It's the most electrical thing in the environment.
01:09:13
There's nothing more electrical than a human body.
01:09:17
Every single cell in the body is electrical.
01:09:20
Every single cell in all the cells communicate with each other.
01:09:23
Organ is brain.
01:09:24
Everything is hard.
01:09:26
Everything is electrical.
01:09:28
And how they pronounce you dead, the electrical stops.
01:09:31
Then you are dead.
01:09:32
There's no more current in you.
01:09:34
No more energy.
01:09:37
Energy being the magic world.
01:09:39
Did my first study in Ventura, California, took 60 people.
01:09:43
I had some people down UCLA helped me pull together how to design a study and do it.
01:09:49
And took 30 people and put them on made these little ground planes, which was just a mat that was maybe 24, 30 inches long by 12 inches wide.
01:10:01
A piece of felt that I had bonded some conductive material to ESD electrostatic discharge type material.
01:10:11
And then I connected them to a wire and whatever.
01:10:15
And 30 of those subjects were hard grounded to the earth and 30 of them were placebo grounded.
01:10:22
And we were just looking at sleep.
01:10:26
And if you feel better, you know, and we didn't know what we were doing because it was the everybody said, well, you have to have more information.
01:10:35
In order for anybody to believe this, you have to have a dozen studies or whatever since the number 30, you know, but when we got the results back, everybody started talking about all the benefits that they had like TMJ would disappear.
01:10:52
It was TMJ.
01:10:53
TMJ.
01:10:54
We have a jaw, a jaw, you know, clenched.
01:10:59
Oh, grinding.
01:11:00
Yeah, got it.
01:11:01
Arthritis disappeared.
01:11:03
Some people, their vision improved.
01:11:07
Everybody, their skin color looked good there.
01:11:10
I mean, just within, they were solid.
01:11:12
I mean, it was just some people you wouldn't even recognize them because this was a study that went on for six, eight weeks.
01:11:19
And you would see him and you meet him at the door.
01:11:22
This is not the person I grounded, you know, or whatever.
01:11:27
All of a sudden, we had people telling us that not only did pain go away and they slept better, but the most common thing I heard from women, I got my life back.
01:11:37
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Welcome back to Betcher.
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Happy hour.
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And we are here with our favorites, Dotton and Charity.
01:11:56
Where were you in bikinis in the snow?
01:11:58
Montana.
01:11:59
Okay.
01:12:00
She flew out and joined you guys.
01:12:02
Isn't it cool?
01:12:03
No, it was.
01:12:03
Well, yeah, it's bikinis in the snow.
01:12:05
It's getting hypothermia for those that they were sick though.
01:12:10
I don't get bikinis in the snow.
01:12:13
Yeah, if him and I did that, if we did like speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
01:12:20
I would be like, let's see it.
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I'm not complaining here for a few stuff like that.
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01:13:46
Interesting.
01:13:50
I got my life back.
01:13:51
Meaning, when you're in pain, you do not have a life.
01:13:54
No, of course not.
01:13:56
No, no, you're everything's about pain.
01:13:57
And if you have a, you know, a degenerative health disorder, you're all about that.
01:14:01
Your life is about docs and scripts and visits and your whole life changes.
01:14:08
We learned that this was like, wow, this doesn't just affect pain and sleep.
01:14:16
It affects almost everything in the body.
01:14:19
So then I ended up going down San Diego and I met an anesthesiologist, medical doc who took an interest in what I was doing.
01:14:31
And he said, I don't think there's anything to what you're doing.
01:14:35
But he said, we've got to listen, if you want to put up the time and the money, I'll do a study.
01:14:42
And we'll see what happens.
01:14:44
His concept was all proved that you're wrong, but it wasn't about proof because it didn't make any sense to anyone.
01:14:51
And so anyhow, after we grounded like a dozen women for, I believe, you know, six weeks, or I mean, a dozen women for like six weeks.
01:15:02
And then we measured cortisol.
01:15:06
So we would take these saliva type things and we'd get them to swab and then we would do heart rate, do various things on it.
01:15:16
But anyhow, it was ready to measure cortisol.
01:15:18
And we measured cortisol every four hours for 24 hours.
01:15:23
Then we grounded them for six, eight weeks.
01:15:27
And then we went back and nurse went back and did the cortisol saliva again.
01:15:32
And then they sent those to the lab that froze them, sent them to the lab immediately.
01:15:36
And afterwards, when we got the results, everybody was shocked because before everybody's circadian cortisol, 24 hour profile of cortisol was like spaghetti.
01:15:48
You put them all together and it looked like a bowl of spaghetti.
01:15:52
They were all over the place.
01:15:54
And when we grounded them, the ones who, yeah, they were hard grounded.
01:15:59
And we looked at theirs six, eight weeks later.
01:16:02
And theirs was all in a uniform profile.
01:16:05
These women did not know each other.
01:16:06
They were different parts of the San Diego area.
01:16:09
And so the cortisol would start out around, you know, very low at like five, let's say, yeah, midnight.
01:16:17
Sure.
01:16:17
And it would go along like this.
01:16:20
And then at four a.m., it would begin to spike.
01:16:25
And then it would be very high.
01:16:28
And then it would drift down throughout the next until I got until twenty, so you had a 24 hour profile.
01:16:39
So it started near zero.
01:16:41
Then it went all the way up.
01:16:42
And at four a.m., and then it drifted down all day and at midnight, or you know, around eight o'clock, 10 o'clock at night, it started to drop off.
01:16:51
And then, and so what we learned from that study is one, if you're not sleeping well, it's because you have elevated cortisol cortisol is fight and flight.
01:17:01
If you're thinking about something that's elevating cortisol, you're not going to sleep.
01:17:05
I know that this is what this is like having one eye open like a bear in the woods, you know, yeah, coyotes in the woods sitting there.
01:17:13
You're that jack rapid constantly looking.
01:17:16
Exactly what is it's all that's how I related to all this because I had that nature background in all of this.
01:17:22
Sure.
01:17:23
And so anyhow, everybody looked at it and they said, wow, this is totally impressive.
01:17:29
So what is happening at four a.m.
01:17:31
that's causing cortisol even in the grounded.
01:17:34
Yeah, it was these were all grounded.
01:17:38
All grounded.
01:17:39
Yeah, these were just hard grounded and they were drawing a major in cortisol.
01:17:44
Sure.
01:17:44
So anyhow, so what happened at four a.m.
01:17:48
that everybody's cortisol went up.
01:17:49
They didn't know each other and they weren't living in the same house.
01:17:52
So you know, and they were, you know, whatever.
01:17:55
And so then I would have probably been one of the only people on the planet that would have been able to figure this out.
01:18:01
But because I remember the Western Union and the old days and the telephone would only work certain hours of the day depending where the sunlight was.
01:18:11
Okay.
01:18:12
The Western Union went dark on one side of the mountain.
01:18:18
There's no more signal.
01:18:19
That makes sense.
01:18:21
Okay.
01:18:21
So anyhow, what's happening is that as the earth is turning like this, you're fixed to the earth and you're turning with the earth.
01:18:31
So we have a 24 hour cycle.
01:18:32
We have sunlight and we have midnight, you know, darkness.
01:18:36
And so anyhow, and so you have these four high column eddies there, you know, on the sunset of the earth, there's four eddies of energy.
01:18:48
It's created by the sunlight.
01:18:49
Sure.
01:18:50
And and it's, you know, the heat.
01:18:54
There's no heat coming from the sun.
01:18:57
There's only radiation coming from the sun.
01:19:00
And it heats up the earth and energizes and it creates these electrical energetic eddies.
01:19:06
And and in the center of them like it, you know, at noon, they would be the highest.
01:19:11
So it goes on and on, but it's, but it's a natural phenomena.
01:19:14
And it's been measured for a couple hundred years, but not by modern science.
01:19:19
There's no reason to.
01:19:20
And so, but you know, so at four a.m., the earth is at a certain point and the sun is starting to the energy of the sun, the sun's sun is constant.
01:19:31
So it's starting to heat the earth.
01:19:33
And then all of a sudden, there's energy moving on the surface of the earth.
01:19:38
And that's what they were.
01:19:38
You're measuring the amplitude, an increase in the amplitude of earth's electric fields.
01:19:43
And it's impacting.
01:19:45
So what it meant to me was I wasn't was not expecting anything like that.
01:19:50
And I don't I rarely ever even talk about it.
01:19:53
But it was like, okay, there's something bigger going on here, because I didn't know we didn't know what we were doing.
01:19:59
We were just experiencing trying to find out what was going on.
01:20:03
And so all of a sudden, now I recognize that, okay, we're connected to nature.
01:20:07
You know, I mean, more so than we ever realized.
01:20:12
And it cycles.
01:20:13
Yeah.
01:20:13
And it cycles, which is important.
01:20:15
Yeah, the cycles are extremely important and they have annual cycles.
01:20:18
Yeah.
01:20:19
And all these things in our body is attuned to every one of them.
01:20:24
And that's why, well, and for people listening, something or watching something that I think we all can understand is when the moon is full moon, the tides are being pulled back.
01:20:35
And as any police department anywhere in the country or the world would say, on a full moon night, there's more calls.
01:20:42
There's more craziness because it does mess with us.
01:20:45
Yeah.
01:20:46
So that there are forces in the universe that are pulling from a pulling effort.
01:20:50
Absolutely.
01:20:51
And we used to be in harmony with all of it.
01:20:54
It was kind of like a dance, you know, orchestra and you're living in harmony with it.
01:21:04
I mean, you're dancing to this, to these rhythms.
01:21:09
And you see it in the natural world.
01:21:13
I mean, it's just all the world.
01:21:15
It's the beauty and the perfection of nature.
01:21:18
Yeah.
01:21:18
But in when we moved in the house, you know, we know it's the tv screens or the or the cell screens, but but anyhow, so so any how we learned that,
01:21:29
okay, there's a profound effect.
01:21:31
So that led to more studies.
01:21:32
And everybody got started getting excited.
01:21:34
And we and we ended up doing like 20 peer reviewed published studies, maybe a separate around 30 now.
01:21:44
We have some really nice ones coming out in the next year or maybe.
01:21:48
And on ATP and the production of, you know, the mitochondria, how all that works and what happens when you reduce the inflammation in the body, then it increases ATP and so on.
01:21:59
So it has to do that.
01:22:01
That explains the energy that these women are reporting.
01:22:04
Got my life back.
01:22:05
Got my energy back.
01:22:06
So so anyhow, we ended up doing study after study and then along the way, the guys come on said, Oh my God, we got to get this to market.
01:22:16
Because we're all going to get rich or whatever.
01:22:20
And I wanted nothing to do with a business.
01:22:23
I was pretty much retired.
01:22:25
I wanted to do the research.
01:22:27
I wanted I was so infatuated with all of this.
01:22:30
I thought, Oh my God, this is this is really, this is what life's all about.
01:22:34
The problem was when you discover something that and one day you wake up and you realize, wow, this is the most exciting thing I've ever experienced.
01:22:42
And then all of a sudden you realize, nobody knows anything about nobody's ever heard of it.
01:22:46
And they all think you're nuts.
01:22:47
Then all of a sudden, so you have the best day of your life and the worst day of your life, all in the same day.
01:22:53
Yep.
01:22:54
And so I have for 25 years, one by one.
01:22:58
Sometimes as many as a hundred, sometimes as many as a thousand, sometimes the largest group was like 1500 people that I've grounded for up to three days at a time at conventions and things like that.
01:23:11
And so my whole life and mission has been, I need you can't explain this.
01:23:17
It's not believable.
01:23:19
Nobody alive today can believe this or make any sense of this except for a handful of old timers.
01:23:24
And so they have to experience it.
01:23:28
If I ground a woman, she can feel it because women have been her skin, the men do.
01:23:33
And they're more sensitive.
01:23:35
They're more electrically, they're sensitive to everything.
01:23:38
And especially to the children and they're just different people than we are.
01:23:43
Yes, they are.
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Montana.
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Okay.
01:24:06
She flew out and joined you guys.
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01:24:09
No, it was.
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Well, yeah, it's bikinis in the snow.
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We risk getting hypothermia for this.
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They were sick though.
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I don't get bikinis in the snow.
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Just look at the aesthetic.
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So anyhow, they're more so they feel grounding.
01:26:01
They feel her thing.
01:26:02
You put it faster than a man?
01:26:03
Oh, yeah, because men got to think about it, you know.
01:26:07
There's that.
01:26:07
It's just true.
01:26:08
I know.
01:26:09
Well, yeah, yeah, we're we're much more on a most men are more logical than the mind sense and women are much more connected to the earth connected to their into the energies and the feeling of it all.
01:26:20
Yeah, absolutely.
01:26:21
A woman has to feel it.
01:26:22
Yeah, I've been around women my entire life.
01:26:24
I know.
01:26:24
No, they they they can feel what's out here.
01:26:28
They can feel more sensitive.
01:26:29
They're more sensitive.
01:26:31
Yeah, they can feel everything.
01:26:32
I mean, feeling is is they're much more dependent on it.
01:26:36
Because of the children, because of the family, because everything goes on in life.
01:26:40
And men are, you know, go fight the bear and bring home the bacon.
01:26:44
I haven't ever tried bear bacon, but I hear it's good.
01:26:49
They're better on you wouldn't have a bacon.
01:26:53
It's just run as best you can.
01:26:56
So so anyhow, we ended up doing all these studies and and putting together a body of evidence to help people understand what this was.
01:27:06
Right.
01:27:07
But what I learned along the way, they won't know I can ever really convince anybody they have to experience it.
01:27:13
So everything is an experiment and an experiential thing.
01:27:17
I can talk about it all day long, but until I get your feet on the earth or try to get your feet on a map that's connected to the earth, you're not going to accept it.
01:27:26
The now with this all the stuff that we've been talking about Clint, there's two ways of doing this to my understanding.
01:27:34
One is a freeway, which is essentially taking your shoes off and spending more time on your grass outside and your lawn in nature, but connecting your physical body with nothing in between to the earth.
01:27:49
That's the free version.
01:27:51
And there's a lot of benefits to that, just even going out into your backyard and lying there or hanging out and reading a book, there is a connection there.
01:27:59
Yes.
01:28:00
And then the other way is through grounding products or earthing products where you can connect to a mat because every house and I'm kind of breaking it down for everybody.
01:28:11
Every house has to be grounded generally speaking.
01:28:14
So most most houses.
01:28:15
So every plug that's in a socket, every socket in the wall that's connected to connected to the earth ground.
01:28:23
It's grounded because of a lightning storms and other reasons like that.
01:28:27
So you can in your home connect to to the plug and be grounded.
01:28:32
You have an earthing port.
01:28:33
Yes.
01:28:34
You have an earthing port, if you will.
01:28:35
Ground port.
01:28:36
So and then you've created a company which you didn't want to create, but you did.
01:28:39
But it's been it's done a tremendous amount of good for the people in the world because your products are actually good quality.
01:28:47
There's a lot of knockoff products.
01:28:49
There's a lot of people who jumped into the space because they saw dollar signs.
01:28:53
But your your mission is very different than those.
01:28:56
Yeah, we I have to tell you how the company came into being in the only take a second, sure.
01:29:02
But when we were doing our original studies, we had to make these ground planes.
01:29:07
And the ground plane to me is you're connecting something to the earth with a wire or whatever.
01:29:13
And you have a plane or you have a mat or whatever we want to call it.
01:29:17
So in order to do our studies, we had to build these ground planes.
01:29:20
And sometimes we would use electrode patches because of just different things.
01:29:26
And and then but as time went on, everybody who was in our studies that were the subjects that were actually grounded, they all wanted to take the mats home with them.
01:29:36
Because it's not that I knew what they experienced.
01:29:40
Sure.
01:29:40
And some of it was just a half hour of grounding.
01:29:43
And a lot of our studies were very short because it's so fast.
01:29:46
Right.
01:29:47
I mean, it's going to reduce inflammation.
01:29:49
It's going to put the fire out in minutes.
01:29:51
And then the healing, you know, that may take a little longer, but it'll stop the inflammation rather quickly.
01:29:57
Right.
01:29:58
It takes away the the thing that's agitating the situation, allowing the body to then heal.
01:30:05
Yeah.
01:30:06
Reconnects the ground.
01:30:08
So your ground source so that it stops the inflammation.
01:30:11
But it's when and by the by stopping the inflammation, it allows the body to do what it's naturally built to do.
01:30:16
Yeah.
01:30:16
It just does the body do what it normally does.
01:30:18
Because if not and just so people understand, when you have inflammation, the body's constantly dealing with the inflammation, trying to put it out, trying to deal with it.
01:30:26
That's why you don't have a life.
01:30:28
Correct.
01:30:28
So it's always trying to figure things out.
01:30:30
You pull the inflammation out, then it goes, Oh, there's the damage.
01:30:33
Let me go fix it.
01:30:34
But while the inflammation's there, it's got to deal with the fire before it starts to rebuild the house.
01:30:39
That's the problem.
01:30:40
You know, he's sitting there and building the fire.
01:30:42
But anyhow, these these ladies would that were grounded or the guys we ended up mostly with women because they were the ones who responded and they were the easiest to get to participate in studies and so on.
01:30:58
All of a sudden, these women started wanting these pads that were the grounded subjects.
01:31:05
And then as time went on, some of them started coming back and they would want another pad.
01:31:10
Well, we didn't have them because we made them up as we were going, you know, on the studies.
01:31:16
And then one day, we recognized because there were so many people wanting these mats and we would tell them what to do, tell them, you know, and if this weren't,
01:31:26
if this weren't free, if this weren't something that you could go outdoors and do, I would not be sitting here.
01:31:32
I didn't start this out as a business to make money.
01:31:36
I did this because it was so important because it profoundly affected my health and everybody's health that I was able to play with.
01:31:44
And finally, we said, okay, we have to do something because we can't be bothered with this endure studies.
01:31:49
We have to, so we created, we sat down one day and we said, what is the number one thing we can do to give these people something they can take home, but not expect them to have to do anything because we knew from getting people to comply and going to happen.
01:32:05
They'll do something for three or four days and then they'll drop off and they'll never do it again.
01:32:09
And so we just said, okay, let's make a sleep mat because we were playing with some sleeping study bin.
01:32:18
So let's make a mat that can put on their bed connected to the earth and then all they have to do is put it on the bed one time, then after that,
01:32:28
just put the sheet over the top of them, go home and go to bed like you don't have to think about, you have to do anything.
01:32:35
It's just do what you normally do.
01:32:37
No work, no cost, no ongoing, anything.
01:32:41
And then by connecting to the earth puts the fire out and that allows the immune system to return the body to normal, which it does.
01:32:48
I don't care whether you got all the guards, so I don't care what you got.
01:32:52
The body only, the immune system only knows one thing, return the body to normal.
01:32:57
You just have to get grounded and stay grounded like you were throughout time.
01:33:02
But this modern world, we're paying a high price.
01:33:06
I was going to ask you about something in regards to, and this is a bit about grounding, but also I've heard so much about the electric the electrical waves that come off of electrical devices.
01:33:19
And I forgot what that what that kind of electricity in the air is called.
01:33:24
It was called the UV or EV or EMF.
01:33:26
EMF, thank you.
01:33:27
That was the EMF signals.
01:33:29
When you're grounded, is that help?
01:33:31
And is there anything that you could do to kind of deal with the EMF signals?
01:33:35
Like from the phone, from the television thing.
01:33:38
The reason you ground everything in this studio is to give it a, you know, the 60 Hertz noise, or especially in the medical world.
01:33:50
Yeah.
01:33:50
Everything in the hospital is grounded and shielded.
01:33:53
cable TV systems are shielded in order to block out all of this noise, but they have to be, you know, but anyhow, so when you put your bare feet on the earth,
01:34:07
the earth is has this electrical surface charge, which you put your feet on, your body absorbs that.
01:34:15
And it's negative.
01:34:17
So now any EMF or static charge in the environment or any kind of an electrical normal electrical thing that would be in the household or that would be in a normal environment.
01:34:29
So now you are electrically one and the same as the earth is because the earth.
01:34:34
So there's no charge out there that can perturb the earth.
01:34:38
And finally, you know, a lightning strike will perturb the earth and it'll ricochet back and forth and go around and whatever until it dissipates.
01:34:48
But the point is, as long as you're connected to the earth, then you are shielded from all of these environmental electrical noises.
01:34:58
It doesn't no matter what they are, the EMFs are very minor.
01:35:02
If EMFs were the thing that killed people, we would all be dead and there would be some, you would go to the morgue and there would be people who died from EMF.
01:35:10
There is no such thing.
01:35:11
That's just a bunch of guys running around the meters that are all crazy about, you know, making a living, charging a thousand, two thousand dollars to come into your home and tell you that your lamps are radiating electric fields.
01:35:24
Well, everything like everything radiates an electric field, this body, this heart, everything radiates electric fields.
01:35:31
And they're all in, and they all perturb each other.
01:35:34
So anything that's out there, like a, you know, the average voltage on a static charge and you're getting up off the couch is a few thousand volts.
01:35:43
An EMF has maybe a couple of volts, you know, but there's, there's an electromagnetism in all of this noise and all of these issues that are out there.
01:35:54
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Where were you in bikinis in the snow?
01:36:14
Montana.
01:36:14
Okay.
01:36:15
She flew out and joined you guys.
01:36:17
Is it cool?
01:36:18
No, it was we, well, yeah, bikinis in the snow.
01:36:23
We risk getting hypothermia for this.
01:36:23
Wow.
01:36:23
They were sick though.
01:36:24
I don't get bikinis in the snow.
01:36:26
It's just like aesthetic.
01:36:28
Yeah.
01:36:28
I don't know if him and I did that.
01:36:30
If we did, um, like, speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
01:36:35
No, I wouldn't.
01:36:35
No, I wouldn't.
01:36:36
No, I wouldn't.
01:36:37
I wouldn't.
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01:38:02
Nobody really understands it.
01:38:05
Nobody's really educated.
01:38:07
They have a vote there and say, oh my god, an EMF moves the meter.
01:38:11
Yes, it moves the meter.
01:38:12
Everything moves the meter.
01:38:14
You just have to have the right meter.
01:38:16
But the bigger problem out there for everybody is the static charges that are created from all of the fabrics and the dissimilar fabrics.
01:38:30
And then wearing the shoes and you're holding these charges on your body.
01:38:33
So your body is forever charged.
01:38:35
So as soon as you ground your body, you can feel that charge dissipate.
01:38:43
You can feel that.
01:38:44
So, but it's like the question you're asking is the EMF going to harm anybody?
01:38:54
Yeah.
01:38:54
And if it does, it's grounding up.
01:38:57
There are lots of guys.
01:38:59
There are hundreds of guys out there, even doctors that are going out there and say, oh my god, you can't do this because the EMF so go through you and they have no background in electromagnetism.
01:39:10
They do not understand hardly any of this.
01:39:12
It's just a voltmeter and oh my god.
01:39:14
And they use it to go scare women to get them to pay money to buy a product, to buy their services or to come in and rewire their lamps or what.
01:39:24
It's really, I don't have anything very friendly to say about it because I have too much background in their electromagnetism.
01:39:31
Well, thank you for clearing that up because that's really little understanding of that.
01:39:35
And they will, if you mention, I try not to even mention them ever because they are rabid.
01:39:40
I mean, they are, that come after me like a, like the coyote coming after the rabid.
01:39:44
And I just tried to not give it any airtime or voice because it doesn't serve anyone.
01:39:50
Got it.
01:39:51
Other than it, I've set a lot of people because somebody thinks differently than they know.
01:39:55
Well, I know that.
01:39:56
Trust me.
01:39:56
I know that with this show.
01:39:58
I don't really care what anybody does out there.
01:40:00
And I just don't, I mean, they all attack her thing in grounding because oh my god, you know, because they made a living.
01:40:10
And here's one of the problems that happened is before I got involved in this, the people that were involved in the electric fields and all of that stuff.
01:40:24
They were about magnetic fields, not electric, not an electric.
01:40:28
And it was because of the canisters that were on somebody's home in Denver, Colorado.
01:40:35
And one of our, a child had leukemia and so all of a sudden this woman was very good at energizing, even the NIH and everybody else.
01:40:43
And they went out and did, you know, spent hundreds of millions or maybe tens of millions of dollars doing research on electric fields.
01:40:52
And they ended up after 10, 15 years of all this research that there is a slight chance that the child of leukemia could be caused from electric fields or like being next to a tower,
01:41:05
electrical tower.
01:41:06
Yeah.
01:41:06
Got it.
01:41:07
And so anyhow, there was no definitive.
01:41:11
This is the cause of child of leukemia.
01:41:14
But anyhow, that's, that's the story.
01:41:18
So anyhow, they, I was doing the original earthing study and some of these people had found out what I was doing.
01:41:25
And they invited me to a meeting in San Diego.
01:41:30
And they wanted me to come and explain what grounding and all of the stuff to them.
01:41:37
And I was sitting there in their meetings, listening to them.
01:41:40
And they were talking about how you have to, you know, to eliminate magnetic fields, you have to do ABC, whatever, put it fancy shielding, fancy tinful hats.
01:41:52
No, yeah.
01:41:53
I'm joking.
01:41:54
Yeah.
01:41:55
No, I mean, that's what a lot of them promote, you know.
01:41:57
And I mean, things like that.
01:41:59
But, but anyhow, you had to use a certain type of meal metal.
01:42:05
And various things in order to block these magnetic fields.
01:42:08
Well, most people, there's not a chance you could afford to block the magnetic fields, because the magnetic fields go from here to Mars and back, you know, I mean, the, the Van Allen belts,
01:42:19
the, of course, you know, everything that's magnetic, it will go through brick.
01:42:23
Oh, easily.
01:42:24
It will go through anything.
01:42:26
So magnetic fields, what are you doing out here trying to, you know, protect yourself.
01:42:33
I said, it's, it's electric fields that are the active component.
01:42:38
Right.
01:42:38
Magnetic fields are constant.
01:42:41
And electricity has to be running in for them to exist.
01:42:45
But the electric field, the minute you, the minute you go in and you turn on the, I energize your home, with the power switch.
01:42:56
Then the electric fields are going to go throughout the circuit.
01:43:00
And they're going to sit there until you flip a switch or whatever.
01:43:04
And then they're going to go to the lamp or the toaster or whatever.
01:43:07
So the electric field is constant.
01:43:09
And so they got really upset.
01:43:17
And then I said, you know, what you do there is kind of like we do in the communications industry or the any other medical industry or anything you ground or you and shield everything,
01:43:32
the cables, everything to prevent interference.
01:43:36
And I said, if you really want to protect and protect the human body, then what you have to do is you have to ground it because the skin acts as kind of a ferritate cage.
01:43:47
And when it's connected to the earth, it's one of the same electrically as the earth.
01:43:51
And the electric fields can't penetrate and go into the body through the body.
01:43:57
That's all nonsense.
01:43:58
That is absolute nonsense, what they have been proposing out there for years.
01:44:03
And you know, it's now they come out and they, well, this is grounding, this is, they don't know what the hell they're talking about.
01:44:10
And you cannot educate them.
01:44:12
Right, because I've tried for 25 years.
01:44:14
And finally, I said, you know, this is not what I'm interested in is reconnecting the human body to the earth.
01:44:22
So it can equalize and maintain earth potential, the same amount of electrons as the earth has so that the immune system can function like it normally does by producing radicals that oxidize pathogen and any remnants left over from those pathogen from those radicals can automatically instantly be at the speed of light be instantly neutralized by earth's primal antioxidants.
01:44:48
Wow.
01:44:49
I mean, Clint, this is a, this is such a fascinating conversation.
01:44:53
And I appreciate you going deep down the rabbit hole.
01:44:55
That one's down the rabbit hole.
01:44:57
And that one will get a lot of people upset.
01:44:58
And I don't mean to upset anybody.
01:45:00
I don't really care what these people do.
01:45:02
Right.
01:45:03
I understand.
01:45:04
And it's the point is that what you're proposing, there's always, look, people don't like the things we talk about on the show.
01:45:11
It's just the way it is.
01:45:12
It's just that's human beings.
01:45:14
That's a very long goal.
01:45:15
But just on a logical standpoint, if you heard this from the first time you're hearing these, these, both these concepts, being closer to nature, being connected to the earth,
01:45:26
these are very basic things.
01:45:28
I'm not asking you to put a tinfoil hat on.
01:45:30
I'm not asking you to ensue yourself in plastic bubbles with metal on you.
01:45:36
Like this, this, this is very basic.
01:45:38
Well, this is natural nature.
01:45:41
Walk around on barefoot on grass.
01:45:43
We did it for millions.
01:45:45
It's very basic stuff.
01:45:47
So if other people have other concepts or other ideas, that's fine.
01:45:50
Yeah, it's fine.
01:45:51
It's fine.
01:45:51
But this is just what you're proposing.
01:45:53
And this is what you have scientific studies, peer-reviewed studies about.
01:45:57
So that's all.
01:45:58
But I wanted to ask you, I want to ask you a few rapid-fire questions.
01:46:02
Okay, I want to answer.
01:46:03
I want to make sure you're your story about the blue people.
01:46:07
Yes, please.
01:46:08
So anyhow, I was going along doing all this research, doing all these studies, building these ground plants.
01:46:14
And then all of a sudden, one day I had the dream.
01:46:21
And along the way, there's some of the earlier dreams, I could see pain in people's eyes, these women's eyes.
01:46:29
That was what you really got my attention towards the end.
01:46:33
But they were all experiencing pain, grimacing type pain.
01:46:38
And then I kept doing what I was doing because that was something that happened here and there, whatever I didn't had.
01:46:46
No connection to my life or anything I knew about.
01:46:48
And then anyhow, but I kept going on this grounding and I kept going and going and going.
01:46:55
And then all of a sudden, there's a little more of the story, but they put all of a sudden one night, I had this vivid, very vivid dream.
01:47:05
And here was this woman who was laying there on the pillow, sleeping peacefully.
01:47:10
And that's when I connected the dots and realized that all of this, everything I had done in the last 25 years,
01:47:22
right?
01:47:23
It was not anything came out of my brain other than I had a background in electrical phenomena, grounding and stabilizing an electrical environment and preventing static charges like we have in our homes and stuff.
01:47:37
And just preventing that in your environment or medical environment, whatever.
01:47:40
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01:48:02
She flew out and joined you guys.
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Is it a cold?
01:48:06
No, it was.
01:48:06
Well, yeah, it's bikinis in the snow versus getting hypothermia for this.
01:48:10
Wow.
01:48:10
They were sick though.
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I don't get bikinis in the snow.
01:48:13
Just look at the stomach.
01:48:16
Yeah.
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If him and I did that, if we did like speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
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Well, speedos in the snow would be hilarious.
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I would be like, let's see it.
01:48:26
I would not complain.
01:48:30
I can do stuff like that.
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01:49:49
And, but I just like a light bulb went off and I finally realized that this this whole thing in the background was pushing me or pulling me or whatever.
01:50:05
Somebody because anything I ever wanted along the way.
01:50:08
Everything I ever wanted showed up.
01:50:10
Didn't show up before I needed it.
01:50:13
Didn't show up after I needed it.
01:50:14
It showed up right on time.
01:50:16
The right the researchers, the the doctor, the everybody who was involved and there's a lot of people involved with this over the last 25 years.
01:50:24
Every one of them showed up with the right message or the right talent or the right whatever at the right time to move this project forward.
01:50:33
I'm kind of an introvert.
01:50:35
I mean you're not going to see me out there.
01:50:38
That's, you know, it's like Olivia on the book.
01:50:41
So I've would never have done that.
01:50:43
That's not me.
01:50:44
I knew it needed to be done.
01:50:46
And I know the feeling I supported her to get it done.
01:50:50
But that's not me to go do this.
01:50:53
It's not me to produce an earthing movie.
01:50:56
It's not me to produce the earthing book.
01:50:58
All these people who helped write the book, Stevens and not everybody who came along, came along on time, played their part and most of them left and half of them,
01:51:10
you know, or do another thing.
01:51:11
Yeah.
01:51:12
It's fascinating.
01:51:13
And we were talking about this a little bit before we start the conversation is that you and I are both conduits for whatever is coming through us because just like your story and my story,
01:51:27
it doesn't make sense from where we came from.
01:51:30
Not believable.
01:51:30
It doesn't, if you would write this into a movie, you'd be like, this doesn't make sense.
01:51:35
But as you start to look back, you go, oh, it makes all the sense in the world that that's is all my background in the film industry doing what I'm doing with next level soul TV and the content that we're creating,
01:51:47
you and your in communications and electronics doing what you're doing.
01:51:51
Of course you can see, right?
01:51:53
But it didn't make sense.
01:51:55
It didn't make any sense.
01:51:56
And then this background of the Native American and all that whole thing, all that stuff, just all unfolded one day like, oh, my goodness.
01:52:04
That's just all right.
01:52:05
Yeah.
01:52:06
It's and looking the same thing happened to me when I was, you know, I would be, you know, in Hollywood trying to get a movie made and and I kept, you know, getting into the room with the big celebrities or the big producers and the,
01:52:18
you know, billion dollar this or that.
01:52:20
And I would always just, oh, no.
01:52:23
Oh, no.
01:52:24
Constantly.
01:52:26
And I would go, why?
01:52:27
Why?
01:52:27
I'm good enough to get in the room.
01:52:29
Why can't I get this thing?
01:52:31
And now looking back, I was supposed to.
01:52:33
I needed to stay outside of the system to be able to do what I'm doing now.
01:52:37
Exactly.
01:52:38
Same for you.
01:52:38
Yeah, I'm totally outside the box.
01:52:40
The box is out in the, you know, the rapid patch.
01:52:45
Exactly.
01:52:46
So I'm going to ask you a few questions, ask all my guests, the kind of rapid fire questions.
01:52:51
Okay.
01:52:51
What is your definition of living a fulfilled life?
01:52:54
Well, to me, I've been blessed because I've never really worked for anybody.
01:53:01
I've never worked for money, let's say.
01:53:05
I mean, I would like to have it and sometimes need more.
01:53:09
Sometimes I have too much and draws the wrong people, whatever.
01:53:13
But money is never.
01:53:15
So what's important to me is to be able to get up in the morning and what's on my brain.
01:53:20
I can go spend all day or do whatever free deals in here.
01:53:26
I'm not going to go out and do anything unless it feels right in here.
01:53:31
It ain't going to happen.
01:53:32
Yeah.
01:53:33
Yeah.
01:53:33
Fair enough.
01:53:34
If you had a chance to go back in time and speak to a little Clint, what advice would you give him?
01:53:39
The first thing I remember a little Clint was asking the question, how does the grass know to grow?
01:53:47
A little Clint was deep.
01:53:50
Yeah.
01:53:50
And I would take, you know, like a little stick and pick an end up and watch the end and look at the end and say, how does he know how does he know to be?
01:54:03
How does he, you know, what is this all about?
01:54:06
How did they build that little ampyle and all that?
01:54:09
Yeah.
01:54:09
And then just as nature, and then with the Native Americans, I was my best friends growing up.
01:54:17
And they lived in this ethereal world.
01:54:20
I mean, they don't live in the world that you or I know.
01:54:23
They don't understand ownership and they don't understand any different today.
01:54:27
But back then, it was all, they were much more connected.
01:54:32
Yeah.
01:54:32
It was a magical world.
01:54:33
I mean, it was real.
01:54:35
But you had to be there and be a part of it.
01:54:38
You couldn't accept it.
01:54:39
But anyhow, so I was, what would you tell a little Clint?
01:54:44
I would say stay the course.
01:54:45
Fair enough.
01:54:46
Fair enough.
01:54:47
Stay the course.
01:54:49
How do you define God or source?
01:54:51
God or source is, I love that one.
01:54:55
I grew up in a very religious environment.
01:54:58
And I was, I don't remember it.
01:55:02
But I kind of escaped that belief system.
01:55:04
And they're all belief systems.
01:55:06
That's one thing I learned is everybody, everybody's right.
01:55:11
Exactly.
01:55:12
Something is wrong here.
01:55:13
They're just stories.
01:55:15
Yeah, they're just stories.
01:55:15
It's what story you believe in.
01:55:17
But they're all stories.
01:55:18
Yeah.
01:55:18
But they're all Joseph Campbell was somebody I just totally loved.
01:55:24
I just, I mean, he was one of the, one of the people that I guess would be my idol, I guess.
01:55:29
I guess.
01:55:30
Yeah.
01:55:31
And, um, great philosopher.
01:55:32
Yeah.
01:55:33
But I, and he understood there were like, you know, the Native American world in the, yes, those indigenous cultures.
01:55:40
And, um, and I could connect to all of that.
01:55:44
And it was just very real to me.
01:55:46
And I was just, I, every word, um, but, you know, Joseph was, he's the one who helped me more than anybody.
01:55:55
But, but beyond that, I learned from early on, Native American, that everything is connected.
01:56:07
Everything is one thing.
01:56:09
We're all, you know, if you look at the earth from space, you know, here's earth and here's everything that's going on there and whatever and we're all doing whatever, but it's all one little thing.
01:56:19
One rule.
01:56:20
It's a globe.
01:56:21
Yeah.
01:56:21
A microcosm in the universe.
01:56:23
And, um, but anyhow, so, and we're all energy.
01:56:28
We're all electrical in nature.
01:56:32
And, um, and we're all connected electrically.
01:56:37
I mean, you and I are coupled up right now.
01:56:41
Our energy fields are coupled up.
01:56:43
And, um, and, you know, everybody that we interact with, we're all, um, but anyhow, so it's, it's synergy amongst all of us.
01:56:56
It's, I think that, um, if they're, I'm not sure how to say this, but there is a God,
01:57:06
but that God is us, that God is me, that God is you.
01:57:09
I mean, of course, because we all create this in harmony with each other.
01:57:15
Uh, and we have from the beginning of time and we will long past our time, but we are all forever molding and creating and,
01:57:26
um, changes.
01:57:27
It's not made in seven days.
01:57:29
It's made in whatever.
01:57:31
I mean, we all make it up every day.
01:57:34
I love that answer.
01:57:36
And, and, um, and we all are each other.
01:57:38
Beautiful.
01:57:39
I can look at you and I know what's going on in you and what's going on in everybody.
01:57:45
We're all doing the same thing.
01:57:46
Yep.
01:57:47
Trying to find who we are trying to make our little world a little better place or contributing to the bigger world or whatever it is.
01:57:55
I mean, we're, but we're all, it's synergy.
01:57:59
It's the energy that connects us all together.
01:58:02
Mm-hmm.
01:58:03
That is God.
01:58:04
Beautiful answer.
01:58:05
And finally, what is the ultimate purpose of life?
01:58:08
For all my life, I've always felt I had to have purpose.
01:58:13
And the thing that I learned most of all, early on, and I didn't have a big education, anything.
01:58:23
I had very little education other than real life.
01:58:26
And, um, because that's the way it was back in those days.
01:58:30
Sure.
01:58:30
Um, but I wanted to learn.
01:58:33
And then what I wanted to learn, and then one I once I learned something or mastered it, uh, experienced it or incorporated into my being.
01:58:43
And I, you know, um, was authentic, I guess is the word.
01:58:48
Uh, then I wanted to be able to help other people who, I mean, to share, to be, to be a contributor.
01:58:57
I didn't want to take from.
01:59:00
I, I've given away most of anything I've ever made.
01:59:05
But it's not about taking.
01:59:07
I don't, I know that when I die, I'm going to, I'm not going to take anything from this earth.
01:59:14
There's no you haul it, uh, attached to the, uh, to the horse.
01:59:17
So it's internal.
01:59:18
It's what's in here.
01:59:19
And I had a near death experience when I was around 50.
01:59:24
And, and I, I knew, uh, the death was real.
01:59:28
I didn't know it was real before then.
01:59:30
The death was real.
01:59:31
Or that the other side was, no, the death was real.
01:59:34
Okay.
01:59:35
That I'm not going to be here forever.
01:59:37
Oh, you got a wake up call.
01:59:39
Yeah, I had a wake up call.
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Yeah, because when, as you're going through this whole little journey, you don't even think about the day that you're not going to be here anymore, because I think that's a defense mechanism that we humans have.
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Yes, we've created it.
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To have to handle what's going to happen, because we all every one of us, except the vampires in the audience, are going to eventually die.
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It's part of the circle of existence.
02:00:01
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Okay.
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She flew out and joined you guys.
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Is it a cold?
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No, it was.
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Well, yeah, it's bikinis in the snow.
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I don't get bikinis in the snow.
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Yeah, if him and I did that, if we did, um, like speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
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Well, speeders, I would be like, let's see it.
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I would not complain here for stuff like that.
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There's no yesterday.
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There's no tomorrow.
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What there is is us right now creating co-creating co-creating.
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Yes.
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This experience beautifully said, my friend.
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Where can people find out more about you pick up the book, the mother earth effect and the book, earthing and get real earthing products if they're interested.
02:02:40
The earthing book, which I, you know, is what I don't know how many copy published in 23 ever in language now.
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And it's we were well over a million many, many years ago, so I don't know how many books have been in circulation, I think.
02:02:58
But anyhow, it's never been really promoted.
02:03:01
It's a one of those things that is people get it and read it and pass it along or get more of them and pass them out and whatever.
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And anyhow, the earthing book has a good place if you're a reader.
02:03:14
It's a good resource to capture the essence of this.
02:03:19
And it's on Amazon, obviously.
02:03:21
Yeah, it's on Amazon or whatever.
02:03:22
And I think we pass them out with some of the products we send out too.
02:03:29
But anyhow, so the earthing, the down to the little down to earth, the little 15-minute video that's been seen by a few hundred million people over the last since 2017,
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I think.
02:03:42
Yeah, it's playing a next little soul to be as well.
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And it's just never been, it's been everybody and their brother's coffee didn't put it in different languages and different, whatever.
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And we had no idea how many, whatever.
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But anyhow, it's a 15-minute video that really allows you to get it.
02:04:02
And we were totally surprised when we released it in like 90 days later, there's near a hundred million views or something.
02:04:10
It went viral because it's something that, it's obviously something that the world is needing.
02:04:13
And I'll have a link in the show notes and the video description as well on YouTube for links to the products and stuff like that.
02:04:22
And do you have any parting messages for the audience?
02:04:26
Any parting messages for the audience?
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Well, anyhow, the earthing movie on you, you know, or however you want to deal that.
02:04:34
But but that kind of stuff, you know, the parting shot is no matter how this sounds to anybody, you have an obligation to yourself because if you don't have health,
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you know, your life is going to be about the disease.
02:04:53
Unhealth.
02:04:53
Unhealth.
02:04:54
Unhealth is not very pleasant, right?
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And, you know, I'm, I'll be 81 in July.
02:05:01
I can get up and move around, I can walk, I can run, I can walk the dog.
02:05:05
Sure, I have pain, you know, anybody's, you know, and I've had pain in my whole life.
02:05:10
But after I started getting grounded, after I learned about grounding for myself, you know, within just a few months, I had totally, I mean,
02:05:21
things that I thought I was going to go to my grape with have disappeared.
02:05:26
And, but the main thing is if you have pain in your body, your body, you have inflammation.
02:05:34
If you want to know what inflammation is, you can Google it or you can whatever or take whatever disease or whatever list of diseases you have and type each one with inflammation.
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And you'll learn that they're all related to inflammation.
02:05:46
Information does not exist in the natural world.
02:05:50
Information only exists in our modern world.
02:05:53
So we have to find a way, the future is about, for me, it's about education, teaching what I've learned and sharing with it.
02:06:03
But for everybody else, I mean, the world has to find, first of all, continue to learn about this and do more studies.
02:06:14
And if those are needed, what's really needed is people need to experience it.
02:06:20
But we need to incorporate the natural world into our modern world, meaning that if grounding is what maintains our immune systems electrically stable,
02:06:32
your immune system is 100% electrical.
02:06:34
If you want to maintain the immune system and eliminate autoimmune disorder, which is what the underlying cause of all these modern health disorders is,
02:06:49
then you have to, we have to connect ourselves, we have to bring the earth energy into our living environments,
02:06:59
modernize them.
02:07:00
So and again, you added this down, but you know, it's it's about the new, the future is like right now we have AI and everything in the world is changing very rapidly.
02:07:14
And based on what I've seen in my 80 years, I'm telling you, you haven't seen anything yet because now it's doubling every, every 15 minutes.
02:07:21
Yeah, every 15 minutes.
02:07:23
But anyhow, so there's good and bad, whatever, it's all about information, getting information to all the people all the time.
02:07:31
This is a mission that's been running through time from the printing press on.
02:07:36
And it's about sharing information, education, and any else.
02:07:43
So that's, but the main thing here that has to be done is people have to learn about this.
02:07:49
Not the crazy people running on that.
02:07:52
They're selling this, that, whatever.
02:07:55
It's about, we need to incorporate grounding into our lifestyles, but not right now we're using mats or sleep mats or whatever it takes or patches for acute inflammation,
02:08:09
so on.
02:08:09
But, but you have to have grounded carpets.
02:08:13
You have to have grounded floors, fabrics, so that when they make a sofa, a mattress, or anything, so that we, everything is can subtly connected to the earth in order to maintain the electrical phenomena of the natural earth,
02:08:34
which, of which we are part, and to stabilize the, the electrical phenomena of the body,
02:08:45
to stabilize the immune system to stop it from misfiring or not, it's not misfiring, it's doing what it's supposed to do.
02:08:54
It just lost its ground, but it doesn't know it lost its ground.
02:08:57
Sure.
02:08:58
And right now we're sold, we'll do this, take that or whatever, that is not the answer.
02:09:03
You have, the body is, it knows what to do.
02:09:07
You do not know what to do.
02:09:09
Your body knows what to do.
02:09:10
If you all you have to do is if you have pain in your body or health disorder, then you have to remove what's interfering with your immune system so that the body can return itself to normal.
02:09:22
It's the stress of life that you're putting.
02:09:25
It's not, it's not nature.
02:09:27
It's not naturally.
02:09:29
It's our environments.
02:09:30
We have to change our environments.
02:09:32
We have to bring nature in electrically, this invisible shield that is naturally there that we've always had.
02:09:40
We have to reincorporate that into our living environments and modernize our living electrically, modernize our, and get rid of the static electricity,
02:09:51
whatever it is, any kind of electrical phenomena that's perturbing or interfering with the immune system.
02:09:58
And most especially you have to restore ground because if you don't have ground, you don't have a safe environment.
02:10:06
Clint, I want to first of all honor you for the work that you've done all these years to get this information out in the world.
02:10:13
I appreciate you so, so much for helping, not only awaken this planet, but heal this planet and heal everybody on it.
02:10:20
That's what it's really about.
02:10:22
But I appreciate you, my friend, and thank you again for everything you're doing.
02:10:25
Thank you for having me.
02:10:27
It's an honor.
02:10:29
I like to thank Clint so much for coming on the show and sharing his knowledge and wisdom with all of us.
02:10:35
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I'll see you next time.
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Where were you in bikinis in the snow?
02:11:54
Montana.
02:11:55
Okay, she flew out and joined you guys.
02:11:58
Isn't it cold?
02:11:58
No, it was, well, yes, bikinis in the snow.
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First of all, getting high boat therapy.
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And for this one, it is.
02:12:03
Wow.
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They were sick though.
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I don't get bikinis in the snow.
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Just like in the stomach.
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Yeah.
02:12:09
I don't know.
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If him and I did that, if we did, like, speedos in the snow, you guys would be like douchebags.
02:12:16
No, I would not.
02:12:16
Well, speedos in the snow would be like, yes, I would be like, let's see it.
02:12:20
I would not complain.
02:12:23
I can do stuff like that.
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He's like, that's going to be the name of this podcast episode.
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Recently, a new client called me and started by saying, Mr.
02:12:41
Morgan, I really need your help, but I'm just a nobody.
02:12:45
Those words stunned me and I immediately called him back.
02:12:49
And we're now helping him and his family after a terrible accident.
02:12:52
I'm John Morgan of Morgan and Morgan.
02:12:54
Everybody who comes to our firm at their time of need is a somebody.
02:12:59
I grew up poor, but my grandmother was like a queen to us.
02:13:02
At Morgan and Morgan, our goal is to level the playing field for you and your family at your time of need.
02:13:08
The insurance company has unlimited money and resources.
02:13:11
You need a firm who can fight them toe to toe.
02:13:14
For right at 30 years, we have fought them in courtrooms throughout America.
02:13:18
Our results speak for themselves.
02:13:21
And always remember this, everybody is a somebody and nobody is a nobody.
02:13:26
Visit forthepeople.com to learn about our firm.
02:13:29
Morgan and Morgan for the people.
02:13:31
Injured, visit forthepeople.com for an office near you.
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