Experiencing Fatigue? Your Vocal Print May Reveal Why !

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Is frequency our new medicine or an ancient mystery finally revealed? Welcome Sherry. Oh, it's great to be here. Finally. It's finally home. We'll all take a deep breath and now we're finally here. It's an amazing thing. Technology sometimes can be a wrestling match. I'd like to start. Go ahead Sherry.

Sharry E.: We just live in the country and it's raining hard and it's big storm and that's probably part of the problem. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: We are still as webby based as we are. We're still based on copper wire technology in a certain way. We still have to, when the tree falls over and takes out the lines, I lose internet connection. Like really? I'm not out on the sticks. I'm on the side of a big town. So yeah, we're still dependent upon nature.

We'll still ruffle her feathers and make a statement. Yeah. I'd like to start by saying that COVID, fibromyalgia, Krebs cycle imbalance all have one thing in common effect. Fatigue.

Yeah. I don't think we think of that. I don't think we think that, oh, I might be tired because I have some underlying imbalance in my Krebs cycle or something.

And I'd like to start with, no, this makes sense to me. I'd like to start with the lymphatics and the glimps system because I think there's sort of sleeper systems. You know, we know what it is when we have a broken arm or a bad foot or ankle hurts or we see inflammation in our ankle or, you know, we get a bug bite and we get swell up. But our lymphs and our glimps are sort of mystery systems that operate and are really critical. And I think that they, struggling with our total toxic load of the world, and I mean toxins in the soil and what we're eating, and the air and the water, that can create fatigue.

Sharry E.: Yes, a brilliant way to look at it. And I just did an evaluation of our 2,000 volunteers. And the most common thing they're saying is fatigue. But I want to give some background information. A few days ago I was on another radio show and they wanted to talk about 9-11.

And they wanted to talk about all the research that we did and what we found. And we could get rid of the fireman's cough and all the respiratory stuff. The Fireman's Union invited us to New York and do a demonstration, which we did. And we were able to take away with sound the fireman's cough for the 17 firemen that they gave us to work on. And they invited us back. They had gotten a lot of money coming in for people donating. They invited us to come back and bring a crew and work on all the firemen. The next morning their attorneys cornered me and said, No, you can come back only if you pay for it.

And that was going to be like three years of my budget of no way. So I thought I'll just write this up and send it out and they'll get some help. So I did that and nobody would publish it. Nobody would listen to me about it. Nothing. And I felt really bad that I had let this fireman down because look at the thousands of people who died and suffered when we had the answer and nobody would let us give it out to the public.

And I thought I'm never going to let that happen again after that radio show just really brought it up in my face. So I went through all the volunteers and it was fatigue, absolute fatigue that they're reporting. And you go back and look at COVID and what's going on.

And iron is one of the things that COVID mathematically affects. And so I thought we're just going to do a show on fatigue. We're going to offer people a free, can I say free, and not get cut off here. A free evaluation for them to test themselves against the fatigue.

So yes, toxicity and glymph and all of that is very much a part of it. But if they want, if people want along down the line of the show, let's give an address where they can go get themselves evaluated. You know, one of the things that such input health says, the doctor of the future is the patient. And I want the people to have the information to be their own doctor so that they don't have to depend on somebody that's withholding information deliberately to keep them sick. That's my soapbox for the day.

TalkToMeGuy: I'll jump on that soapbox. And I think that the reason that I'm really focused on the lymphatic and the glymph is because there's systems we don't see. We don't really have a, like when you, so I dropped a heavy box on my foot the other day and it swelled up. And to me, swelling is the body shouting out, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Making an obvious thing. I mean, it's obviously a reaction.

The tissues are inflamed. It's more fluid and all that. But I think it's also a shout out. It's an alert of like, look, this is swollen. That's not good.

You should do something about that. Whereas the glimpse and the glimpse, there's no, I mean, yes, swelling can be an end result of that. But there's no real thing that we see and observe that says, oh, my lymphatics are really feeling sluggish or I'm, I'm fatigued.

And I'm noticing that I don't notice my lymph site working or I'm fatigued and I don't know that my brain is kind of congested with goo because it's not getting that it got not dumping into the lymphatic system. And I think that's, that's a thing that everybody seems tired. These are stressful times in which we live. Our total toxic load is just astonishing and evidently going to get worse because now companies can just dump stuff anywhere they want and use more pesticides and more chemicals.

So it's amazing to me that we're still able to function at some point. Is there a, I didn't mean to go here, but when we have fatigue, then that fatigue can turn into things like this is my surmising into something like fibromyalgia. And I don't think that's in the Western medicine book of like fatigue can be a biomarker of, I think fatigue is similar to inflammation.

It's just that we don't think of it that way. It's an indication of something's not right because we shouldn't be fatigued. Our systems, our amazing human bodies are not designed to have fatigue. Fatigue is typically like, I should go rest. I'm going to go back to the cave.

I mean cave people had fatigue, but they were smart enough to go back in the cave and take a nap. Probably. Whereas we just think I'll have another jolt or I'll have another, whatever those drinks are. So sorry, I didn't make that into a question, but I know you have something to say.

Sharry E.: It's a great point because in the name of money, we are poisoning ourselves with glyphosate and all the pesticides. Read some of the articles, how many plastics are in our food and the body is getting that overload. And the Krebs cycle, our energy cycle is tremendously suffering because of the pyruvate and how it's affected by glyphosate. And the Krebs cycle, and I want people to have the information so that when they go to the doctor, they say, see, here's my vocal point. This is what it indicates. That's what I want you to check. I don't want them to hear from the doctor. Oh, that's just normal because you're old. And in pyrrheate. Yep.

TalkToMeGuy: Me too.

Sharry E.: Well, if people could realize that the voice is a holographic representation of everything that's going in the body, including the lymph and the glyph system, which is moving all the fluids and as the fluids move through the body, it picks up the trash and the glyph system activates at night. People aren't getting good sleep either. So we can give them the information to say, oh, this is your iron. Oh, this is your acuporin. And I ran your information and your acuporin.

That is a problem is the one that the fluids that clean your eyes every night as you're sleeping. I think of that report. Everybody can have these reports. We have arranged it so that they can have free evaluations to check themselves every day. And we're giving that software to the people so they can check and see what they need to counteract that to fix the problem. And if everybody has these solutions, we don't have to be managed by the people who are want to manage our money right into their pocket.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, and we can, you know, one of the hashtag I use frequently is self-caring. Yes. And I think we really need to. I almost fell into a rant. I'm going to back away from the rant.

But Western medicine, traditional Western medicine. Now I've interviewed. Maybe at this point I can say hundreds of practitioners who are medical doctors who have stepped aside and went back and gotten their functional medicine degree or, you know, some extended they had the ah-ha themselves of like either being familiar with your work or homeopathy or other kinds of practices. And they come back and they're like they have all the knowledge that they had, which is great foundational knowledge. But they've added functional medicine to that or your kind of work where we can get this amazing information and we can see it like with the aquaporn when you sent me this profile on my fatigue that I don't notice. That's my problem with fatigue is I've been fatigued for so long. I don't notice that I have fatigue anymore. I just work through it.

Sharry E.: If you dig deeper in your chart, it says you aren't getting good enough sleep to get the Glymph system to work. Yeah. And would you talk about...

TalkToMeGuy: It's all the numbers. Yeah, it's all of the numbers. And would you remind us about the Glymph system? Since I know you've been talking about it for quite a while, but it seems like I just see when I'm researching for the show, I'm seeing, oh, more people are being able to pay attention to the Glymph. But it's always been there. It isn't like it suddenly appeared. It's always been there. Now, I think because of you and others like you, people are talking about the Glymph system. What is the Glymph system?

Sharry E.: Well, the Glymph system has organs. So the Glymph system moves through organs almost like veins, but not quite, but that's a good analogy. The Glymph system is like the fluid in your brain is not in any kind of container. It's just in there.

So it is the fluid system of the body that is right under the skin, under the interstitium in your skin. And when you sleep, a rhythm happens. And that rhythm, when you're in deep sleep, a rhythm happens. And that fluid begins to move around the body. And as it moves, it collects the dirt and moves it out of the body. So Glymph, I think the Glymph works on the system that acupuncture works on. It's not really a system that you can look at for acupuncture, but they've been able to map it.

I don't know how. But I think that's what the Glymph system is, and it especially cleans out your eyeballs. If you have any kind of floaters or that kind of thing, the Glymph system is not working well. And it's acuporin, which you can buy at Amazon and kick that into working. And you can also see if the Glymph system is an issue by when you go into the portal to get your vocal print done.

You can ask for a Glymph. They have over 300 templates and they change them out every month. So I don't know what's up this month.

It might be the weight management stuff still up. But you can ask for Glymph and look at it. And if you join the portal, the first two weeks are free. It's my gift, and Michael, the guy that runs the place. It's our gift to the world because we are being screwed by people who are more interested in our pocketbook than our house.

TalkToMeGuy: And the Glymphatic system, one of the unusual things to me about the Glymphatic system is, like our heart, as I'm standing here, my heart is pumping blood and it's moving it through the system, the pipes, the arteries, the veins. The Glymphatic system is somewhat static in that it doesn't have a pump pushing it.

It has valves that move open and close based on movement. And one of the reasons that I use a rebounder for about 20 to 40 minutes every day. And a rebounder is a small trampoline that you bounce up and down on. And that action of bouncing up and down stimulates the lymphatics because the flaps open, they close, they hold that stuff that's sort of trapped there like a valve, and then you bounce again and then they open, and then they hold some more stuff so it helps stimulate the lymphatics so they can move. Now when we're physically active out walking around and hunting things and walking in nature and all those things that people do or can do, you can also get that same action, but it's a system that needs us to move around to have it happen. And I use a rebounder because it's stress free and I don't have to go outside when it's hot or when it's raining, it's really easy to use. Is the Glymph system similar? Does it need motion to stimulate it or how does that pump?

Sharry E.: Deep sleep. And you start a rhythm when you're in that deep sleep and that rhythm stimulates that Glymph system. For women who have trouble with keeping the fluids out of their legs and their ankles, that same movement of bicycle riding helps move that fluid up and out of the legs, but not so much for men but for women.

Stationary bikes are great for getting the lymph system stimulated. Deep, deep sleep, and there's many reasons for deep sleep or lack of. I have to take a digestrone before I go to sleep because my brain just works 24 hours a day with ideas, so I have to take something to calm me down. Either the frequency of digestrone, which is one of the master hormones, or the actual fluid and comes in the oil. It's called a progestes, but Dr. Ray Pete, and you put that on your tongue or under your tongue. And here's how the, this is a tola side, but this progest cream, if women put it on their boobs, their boobs enlarge. And they sold this years ago for like $50 an ounce, and they called it blue saun.

And it was some people out of France, so they took a perfectly natural thing and turned it into something that would increase your vanity, but they did it for money. They really didn't tell people what was going on. Sorry, it went on that tangent. I just thought that was important to tell on.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, I remember, legally, was a big fan of progesterone, and I'm writing it down because I had been taking it, and I'll start taking it again before I go to sleep to see if that will give me some, take me down a little deeper. Because deep is, I've never been, I've never had a great relationship with sleep.

I'll just say it that way. And all the years of, 20 years of being in the restaurant business made it even worse because you're working 12. And as the chef, you're working 12 and 16 hour days practically. And you just get accustomed to not sleeping very much. And I've been that way for a long time, but maybe the progesterone, which I'm a fan of, makes your skin really soft.

Sharry E.: Well, let's look at your vocal print. After the show, I will take a print and run you through sleep and see what is causing your lack of optimal sleep. It's that easy. Give a 30 second vocal print and it spits out a report for you. People say you're crazy, Sherry, to give this out to people. You charge $50 for it. Sleep is too important to be holding people hostage about it.

TalkToMeGuy: Well, in the sleep, I suspect that sleep will jump to my old friend. I'm trying to pretend, this is an act as if my old friend, the Kreb cycle, makes my mind twirl every time I look at it. Because it's so, it's part of what I think is the miracle of, you know, we get up every day and move.

Because we're a phenomenally complicated system. When we see Boston dynamic, try it, you know, how long it took them to teach a robot how to open a doorknob. You know, little children who can barely reach the knob know how to do that. And robots were like, Norda, I can't open that door. It's got this thing in the way. Go ahead.

Sharry E.: And with all the volunteers that we have, there is a predictor for cancer in the Kreb cycle. It can see it years ahead of time. So, another thing people can run themselves through, it's called KREBS Kreb cycle. It's the energy cycle, the cellular energy of the body.

That's where cancer starts, and you can see it in the Kreb cycle. We not only want people to have this ability to do this with our computer program, but we want to teach people to do this. And we have free classes for people called the apprentice class or the guest class. And they can go in and learn to do this with all the tutorials on our portal. And they can do it for themselves every day, their neighbors, whatever. And that first class is totally free. And they give you computer programs, they give you materials. You can see how hard we want everybody to have this.

TalkToMeGuy: You've always been like this. And I mean that in a good way. You and I, I realized recently, I think we've been doing this show 13 years, maybe a little longer, but about that.

Wow. And all the years that you were available to before you handed it off to me, you've always been this way. You know, you really want people to know and you're happy to give it to them for them to know. And people just don't get, they think there's an agenda here or some mystery thing. No, you're just possessed in the best of ways.

Sharry E.: Well, when one woman said to me, we were at a conference and she said, if this is free, what good is it? I think we were the first people to start giving away almost everything for free. And now there's lots of conferences and stuff out there. I get them every day. This is free. Come to our conference. It's free information. They may want you to become a patient or a client, but the information is free. And that's the way it ought to be.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. I'm a fan of that. Now we're going to jump slightly because this is, I will put this link in the show notes, but also I'll put it in the chat here. In the May, which just came out May, Masters of Health, you talked about, you talked about around the keynote. And you were talking about the, I'm going to focus in on the liver love idea. And I think that's so, this is an organ. This is a poor beaten up organ. The liver is just so stressed out with all the stuff we put into our faces and we're breathing and smearing on our skin. The liver has to process all that.

And it is just got to be stressed out. Would you talk about your, your idea? And as I say, I'll put this link in the show notes and in the chat now, what you're talking about, liver love. And the, in the article, in the general keynote itself, always informative. Okay.

Sharry E.: That's one of five articles that we did about people who have a lot of excess weight, and especially around the middle. For people who have weight and either hard or a soft tummy, we have found that the frequencies of those muscles, like the transverse muscles and all that, they're the same frequencies as these pesticides. So we got the idea that pesticides coming into the body, if your body can't deal with them, liver is up to it. If the pesticides laid down on the muscle that's closest in frequency and all around the middle is DDT, glyphosate, all the things that we are poisoning ourselves with. So we actually made a map of the body of where the fat lays down, what is going on.

So if you want, you don't need our computer program. Like the people who have fat in their thighs, that's thermogenesis. Their body has a thyroid problem. And that's where the excess pesticides or whatever they are that disturb your thyroid, that's where they lay down, to give you a clue as to what's really going on.

And we published that map, I think, in the March issue of Masters of Health. But it's when fat is laying down on your belly, your liver absolutely is in stress and your gallbladder, because the gallbladder creates the bile salts that help you digest fat. So there is a great way just to look at the body, where is the fat, and identify what issue is going on.

And the liver is where it all starts. Some of the things that Stephanie Seneff says about plastics and plastics now are in our vegetables, our baby food and the fish. They're testing fish and finding human plastics from human food in the fish.

We are poisoning our planet and our liver is trying to reverse all of that. And you know, as the herbologist, you know, turmeric, what is the purple one? Milk? Purple flower that helps you detox your liver.

TalkToMeGuy: I thought of it, I actually made a note that I would go back to my old, well old only because I've been using this formula for a really long time. The combination of dandelion, yellow dock and burdock roots with milk thistle. And these are milk thistle, yeah. And they're really, they're tonics, they do have short term effect in a good way in helping detox, but they're also long term tonics. Tonic is a long term beneficial effect.

And it's really a good, you know, those three together and then toss in the milk thistle on top of that. That's a powerful formula for just drinking and it's not, I rarely run into anybody that has a herxheimer's reaction to drinking this tea. That means, you know, herxheimer's reaction is where you're detoxing too fast, you feel like you're detoxing too fast. It may affect your bowels, may make you urinate more.

But it's a really nice combination. And of course, because what's show would, when you and I ever talk, what I not mentioned, NACC. You know, NACC is a really great thing for the liver. It helps the body, it helps the liver process the toxins that come in or everything. Actually, it doesn't have to only be toxins. It just helps the liver process, period. And it's also an, go ahead.

Sharry E.: And another thing from COVID that you're bringing up. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: Is that it's a anti-mucagenic, which means it helps break up the mucus in your bronchi. And I've seen a lot of people that have long COVID and they have that leftover cough. And once they do NACC for a while, that really helps clear that cough up. And it's really, every once in a while, when COVID first happened, NACC kind of disappeared for a while, because I think somebody pointed a finger at it and said, we don't want them taking that.

Now I'm making this up. I don't know anything, but it just felt like somebody said, we should stop them from getting NACC, because if they take NACC, they're not going to need to take whatever we think they should be taking.

Sharry E.: Yes. I add the NACC with NAD in the morning and I get such an incredible boost of energy all day long. Yeah. Two of them together. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: That's a dynamic duo. But I've said this before, and then I'll let you talk, that because I live in an agricultural area surrounded by vineyards, I take NACC every day just as a prophylactic every day. And that's because I could go out at any point. It's around, it's after the season because the vines are already blooming. But during the winter months, they will be out there in hazmat suits at the dawn's early light before you can really see them, driving tractors around spring, something on the fields often, way too often. And part of that is because the plants are stressed out, so they're immunosuppressed, so they have to give them false cover-ups of, you know, the vines when they're healthy can resist illness, like our bodies. When we're healthy, we can resist that illness. But when we're stressed out and fatigued, we might not be able to as much. Okay, go ahead, Shari.

Sharry E.: Well, the NACC, as far as I know, also supports glutathione. Yes. That is the major issue for the immune system. And COVID, the major hit on glutathione and iron and NACC. And when you go back and look at the numbers that we've been able to see how COVID was created, it's man-made. It's very obvious, mathematically, that it's man-made. And NACC is a great counterpoint to that. So good advice.

TalkToMeGuy: And as I say, I would also suggest, this is a slightly different approach, but I think these are also beneficial, is back to our old friend Lee's enzymes, plant-derived enzymes, that are really easy to take.

Like I take a digestive enzyme, plant-based, one of these broad-spectrum-emitting protease, lipase, lactase, and another one I always forget, but a group of enzymes that help me digest my food. And that's all they do. They're not going to add anything bad.

Matter of fact, I also take proteolytic enzymes like protease on an empty stomach, because that'll go into the blood and help clean up the blood. So the things that we can be doing, I'm not saying we're going to... I want the system to be as healthy and vital as it can because I do. I don't have a question there, I'm sorry.

Sharry E.: Well, it has to be, and we have to start with the liver. That's the major issue that keeps barrier. It creates a barrier to keep bad things out, but it also makes the digestive enzymes, makes your hormones, it is intimately involved. You don't have a liver, you could not be alive.

TalkToMeGuy: There's that, yeah, that's very true.

Sharry E.: So treat it as if it's precious because it is. One of the things I wanted to add to what you just said about some of these digestive enzymes, you can know when each one of them becomes an issue. The very first love handles that come around your waist, they're the frequency of lipase that helps digest carbohydrates. So if that fat ring around your middle is there, you know you're lacking lipase, which your liver makes.

TalkToMeGuy: Hmm. And can I kind of rack that fat around my waist by taking more lipase?

Sharry E.: Yes, it'll clean out the bowel so there's not as much poop in there. Okay. But your body will tell you what's going on if you listen to it through your voice and through looking at this map.

Here's one other idea. When a doctor tells you that you have diabetes and he's only looking at you, there is a layer of fat underneath the abdomen. It's the upper arms and they call them bat wings. And that is related to adiponectin. And adiponectin is one of the signaling enzymes that says to your body, don't keep this fat, get rid of it. Use it up as energy, don't store it.

Because your body only has a couple of ways to deal with incoming food, either use it or store it. Right. And I learned something today.

Yesterday I want to share with people. When you drink diet soda, body becomes alert to you're going to get some sugar. And when the sugar doesn't come, it's just aspartame or whatever, the body has already dumped in insulin and there's no sugar for the insulin to work on, so it just stores the fat. Boy, if that isn't enough to keep you off of diet soda. Wow.

I look forward to an ad about that. Well, these numbers, we're putting together these matrices of the numbers of what's going on with the body. People may jump on me for this, but I think we're really robots, very sophisticated ones, and we're run by frequencies and numbers, and we're putting together these number sequences that can show, just like you plug your car in and it says, oh, your carburetor's doing something. I think the voice tells us what's going on with the body. And it's based in frequencies and numbers, and we need to look at the patterns of what is going on. And we've cracked a lot of them.

TalkToMeGuy: A lot of them. Well, it takes me back to thinking about, I interviewed Bruce Lipton a number of times, and at some point on one of the shows we were talking about, I came up with a phrase, our cells are listening. And he was talking about that, but I just came up with a better way of expressing it, just in the sense of our cells are listening. And I think that's the great thing about your work is that our cells are listening.

I'm not getting. Our cells literally have little antenna on them. They look like antenna, and what they're looking for is messages, they're hormone receptor sites. So the brain squirts out a hormone, and that hormone doesn't go through a system. It doesn't go through tubes. It doesn't like in the movies where they yell at the pipe and it goes down to the guys in the engine room from the ship captain.

There's no pipe with hormones. They just go out into the system and the little threads on the cells are waiting for a message. And when they get it, they go, oh, so I think that that's what sound work does is it goes to those receptor sites and they go, oh, we know that. We know what to do now.

Sharry E.: There's a layer deeper, which tells us how important our thoughts are. We don't have to say it out loud. We just have to think it in there. Yes. You're speechless. I'm speechless.

TalkToMeGuy: I try and do that. I'm not. I'm just not good at the self talk. I have enough self talk. I think that's what it is. I have a lot of self talk going on. But I like the idea.

It makes sense. You know, people who meditate or spend time, for instance, Ed Harold, the breath work guy, the brilliant guy talking about breath work, is also an avid skier or also a swimmer or a rower like in water. He rows across a lake several times a week, a big lake and comes back. But I know that when he's doing that, I've talked to him enough. I know that when he does those things, he's really doing an in motion meditation. He's really in the moment. And that's what meditation is, I think, all about, is taking, getting you to be in the moment, be in the here now. And I think that's a powerful time to be affirming in your brain because you're in a state of receptivity. And it's not doing much else other than, in his case, skiing or don't getting, you know, the only thing he's focused on is not running into a tree or some fool on a snowboard.

You know, but that's why the lake thing is so much better because it's out there by himself in this lake, rowing, and so you can really get into a zone.

Sharry E.: And I think that's the end. Go ahead. Let's think of a step further. Think about the people who are bad-mouthing and hating somebody and spitting bad thoughts at them. What are we really doing to our own body? Yeah, yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah. Bad self-talk is, that's the thing is the body doesn't know, I don't think the body knows the difference between bad self-talk about somebody else and bad self-talk about self. They're the same. It looks the same. Yes.

Sharry E.: And it affects people at that frequency-based level that is way beyond the physical-based level. You know, I worked with some people who write better than the Air Force-based, Dr. Andrew Junker, and he was trying to create artificial hands that responded from the brain. It's like a must-neural link stuff. But why can't we tap into the system of frequency that is below our nerve frequencies, but they concentrate on that area of like, lymph and what acupuncture is doing, and use our mind, teach people to use your mind to make the hand work, to make our emotions understand beyond the level of hate that person because they did this. But what was their reason?

What happened to them in their life that we need to understand that they're just trying to get to their perfection of their electrical body and we're just here as observers for them, not to judge them? That's a whole new show, isn't it?

TalkToMeGuy: That's a different show. That's very much a different show. And I want to go back to... I don't hear much talk these days about iron issues, iron metabolism, iron, you know. In the old days we had iron-poor blood, but I forget what we were supposed to drink for that.

There was some ad that used to be in Black and White TV for iron-poor blood. There was some thing that they sold over the counter. Geritol or something like that? That was no, it was geritol. Very good. Yeah, it was geritol.

For some reason I see it in Black and White, so it must have been that old. And iron is really important. I used it back in the days of the herb store in the 80s. I would make yellow-duck tincture for women who were pregnant and were having iron deficiency issues.

I'm not sure what the correlation or the why, I'm certain you'll be able to tell me. The why, but a lot of pregnant women have iron issues. And so I would make them yellow-duck tincture and they would take it and they'd come back a month later and the doc would be like, well, your iron levels are really good, what'd you do? And of course she'd tell the doctor and he'd be like, what? No, that's... couldn't be possible. What are you thinking?

Sharry E.: Yeah, they're just uneducated. There's like eight or nine steps to iron. It's just not... there's iron coming into your body and from prunes or whatever. The iron has to be processed from food iron to an iron that the body can actually use. And that's one of the things that causes fatigue and one of the major things that COVID was designed to interfere with. And we have several COVID articles that explain that to people.

It's on sound health options and under the tab, COVID tab or COVID factors or something like that. But it goes well beyond fatigue. The last step of using iron is called ferrochilotase. And that's the type of iron that goes into your muscles and allows your muscles to have power. And we see this a lot with ALS and Parkinson's. That was one of our very first projects that we did with Parkinson's.

What's happening to their iron. And we published it and then two or three months later, you'll see it in the literature someplace. Somebody is following us. They're just not telling us that they're following us or even acknowledging that we exist. It happens too many times that something I announce on radio comes out in the literature almost immediately. One of the things that came out recently was all the things that Big Pharma is not telling you about how to lose weight at a connectin and those kinds of things. We just published those since December. We've published five articles about weight loss and what Big Pharma is keeping away from people. And a lot of it overlaps with what COVID is doing. Immune is the biggest one but glutathione.

Then fatigue which is part of iron using iron. And it's just a big puzzle in your voice will tell you how to unravel the poison that people or whoever is doing this is putting in your system. There must be something to it because look at how bad they're fighting it with Kennedy and what he's trying to do with vaccine poisons and that kind of thing.

TalkToMeGuy: I wish he'd really be brave and take on glyphosate. I'd like to really see that. But there may be so much money behind it that he's been told, nope, you're not talking about that because it's too much. It's too in our, it's everywhere.

Sharry E.: It's everywhere. I really messes up people's iodine too and that has a lot to do with thyroid. People can come to us and they say, oh, I have this issue and the computer will say no, it's this issue. And sure enough, we find out it is. The frequencies of the body will tell you exactly what's going on even though you lie with your words. The frequencies will tell what's really going on.

TalkToMeGuy: Yeah, the ultimate truth buster. Yes, I like that. I want to go back to iron for a moment. There's a relationship between iron and oxygen. And what is that? It always confuses me.

Sharry E.: I don't think I know right out of my head.

TalkToMeGuy: There's some sort of relationship between iron, poor blood and lack of oxygen and it may be something, I don't know, I'll have to do some more research.

Sharry E.: The oxygen carries the iron.

TalkToMeGuy: Oh, maybe that's it. I could be thinking about a dyslexic theory.

Sharry E.: Well, hemoglobin, which has a lot to do with the numbers. If you put in the number for oxygen, one of its harmonics is hemoglobin, which carries the iron in the blood to oxygen. So it's all related. We just need to figure out the pose. Yeah, slowly.

TalkToMeGuy: And I'm going to bring up something we don't hear much about anymore. It's probably still around, but maybe they've changed the name. Epstein Bar. Epstein Bar was all in vogue and sort of, I don't know when was that, 70s and 80s. But it's sort of faded out, but I think it's probably still out there happening. Could you talk about Epstein Bar?

Sharry E.: Well, they've changed its name. It used to be mononucleosis. Again, the liver. And it's a virus, I believe. Epstein Bar virus that attacks the liver and attacks your ability to create energy from a cellul level.

And yes, we have frequencies to counteract Epstein Bar. But an easy way, boy, I'm trying to decide whether to say this or not, when they give you a vaccine, they put in something called hematoglutinin, which makes the virus or whatever it is, attack your cells stronger and hear stronger. And there's a product called Neutrobiotic Grapefruit Seed Extract. Neutrobiotic, to me, is the strongest one. And it is an anti-hematoglutinin. So if you have Epstein Bar, any kind of thing, this Neutrobiotic over time, because these viruses are duplicating the cells all the time. So if you take that, the body will not allow the virus to the bacteria, and sometimes even worms, if you've got the right pH, will not allow it to reproduce and reattach to the body.

So just keeping that, just like you do with NAC, I do with Grapefruit Seed Extract. And my husband and other people around me can get the flu and garbage, and I don't get it as bad if I do get it. But nature providing, and you've talked about this before, nature provides what is going on as antidotes to any kind of thickness or illness if we could just find the right root, the right plant.

And the ancients have done a great job of putting all that together, and we've sort of dismissed it for the scientific method, which I think is really stupid that we should listen to Mother Nature.

TalkToMeGuy: I remember there was a pharmaceutical company started in San Francisco. This is a long time ago. Maybe in the 80s, I can't go back for the 80s, let's just say the 80s. And it was called Shaman Pharmaceutical, and what they did is they had a big shiny building, pharmaceutical company. And what they actually did is they went into the jungle and they had shaman that they would go out into the jungle, which shaman can be a number of things, but in this case they were herbalists. Well, all shaman, I believe, are herbalists. And what they would do is they would follow them in the jungle, and the shaman would show them, here's this plant that does this. And they would see in their village where this person did not die because they had malaria and they gave him this herb, or they had something and they gave him this herb. And so what the shaman pharmaceutical did was take that herb back to the lab and try and break it down and make it into a pharmaceutical substance. And they did okay for a while, but it was much harder than they thought, because what they don't know is most herbalists don't give a single herb, they give a formula, like I think in formulas always. Not so much as the singles.

Tonics single, but mostly formulas. And it was amazing to see them do kind of well, but then it was so much harder, and they underestimated these often sort of gruff man or women who went to the jungle and spent time in the jungle, listing the plants and getting the vibe of the plant and understanding, oh, I could use this in some ritual or something. Sometimes in rituals, they'd have them in something like a teepee or some structure, and they'd have them inhale the smoke, and that completely throws off the western medicine. They never think of inhaling anything.

That's not there. They want you to swallow it or shoot it into a vein. And I think, and I'm going to jump back to the Neutrobiotic. I've been a big fan of Neutrobiotic for a long time.

It's the thing I go to, it's my go-to anytime I feel exactly what you were talking about. If people around me have the flu, or if the flu is, as they say, going around, I may start taking grapefruit seed extract.

Sharry E.: Well, any kind of herb is really a cord. If you break it down into its mathematical components, it's a cord, and it's music notes that go together well and fix something. There's usually a primary, like with Digitalis from Fox Club, that primary is for the heart and the tonic for the heart. But the other things in it, the other constituents in it, support the vascular system. So all the components need to be done together. You know that as an herbivorous, that all of it needs to be looked at or imbibed or smoked or whatever together as one unit. Mother nature tells us what's going on. We just need to listen.

TalkToMeGuy: Although I was, and I was reminded, I have been taking his formula for a long time. I did a show a couple of weeks ago with Doc Giff, who's the doctor up in Canada who's been writing for consumers, medical columns for 46 or 49 years now. And he just celebrated his 100th birthday. And back in 1973, he had a stroke and he was a medical doctor.

Practiced for thousands of years, it seems like. And he went back and researched, he was also a member of the Orthomolecular Medicine Society, which is a alternative thinking supplement-oriented group of doctors. And he went back and studied Linus Polling's work, who he had the privilege of actually studying with for like a day, like a full day with Linus Polling.

And he went back in 1973, at the age of 73, when he had the stroke, he went back and re-read his work, Polling's work. And he came up with a formulation which was vitamin C and lysine and high doses of both. And he started taking 10 milligrams twice a day, 10 grams, sorry, 10 grams of vitamin C twice a day, it's buffered, so it affects the bowel slightly, but not horribly. In combination with high levels of lysine, I think a couple grams per dose. And he swears it to this day at 102 that he's still alive because he's been taking that supplement, that formulation for since then.

And I found, I kind of forget about lysine, what a great antiviral it is. But one of the other things that he pointed out is he knew an ophthalmologist who did a study, and this is again a long time ago, where he took pictures to the back of people's eyes to see their arteries. And he did it with his patients, and he studied them for six months. And then he had them start taking this blend of lysine and vitamin C. And he went back and six months later took more pictures.

And what he observed was that the arterial sclerosis in their eyes cleared up. And so I'm trying to... Yes, exactly. And it's just simple old vitamin C and lysine. The lysine actually helps make the arteries more flexible, more stretchy, more bendy. So that's one of the reasons that Doc thinks he's still alive to this day. I mean, he's healthy. He plays badminton for 30 minutes every day, which is a kind of, you know, it seems like a little... But it's active.

It's got you bouncing around in your feet, you're swinging your arms, you're being active, you're breathing everything. But he really thinks that the lysine vitamin C is a very powerful tool. And I agree. I've added it to my arsenal of anytime anything is going around.

Sharry E.: Are you familiar with diosamine? I am. It's supposed to...

TalkToMeGuy: It's supposed to... I'm a little bit familiar. I haven't taken it, but I know actually you emailed me and asked me about it. And I'm familiar with it, but I haven't done it because I'm already doing the vitamin C and the lysine. But I think I'm going to review it and see what I think. I like... I put them right about it. It seems really good for the arteries.

Sharry E.: And for varicose veins, we had a young girl who had lower part of her leg was purple. She had walked into a chainsaw. Oh, this makes me... Yeah. We... Think about it. It wasn't running, but it's still sitting there on the floor and she tripped in it and do it. And the diosamine is really helping that purpleness disappear out of her legs. So I bet it has lysine and vitamin C in it. I'm going to go look. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Do they have a name for this lysine and vitamin C?

TalkToMeGuy: They do, but I don't know what it is right now, but I'll email you after the show and I'll put it in the show notes. They used to have a different manufacturer do it and now they're manufacturing it themselves. So it's much more readily available.

And it's in bulk. It's a powder that dissolves in water and it tastes pretty okay. It doesn't taste sharp like vitamin C like the ice. It's a buffered vitamin C.

Sharry E.: Okay. I will go dig into it and see what happens. Yeah. Most of this stuff on the market, like a pain pill for sciatica, most of it when you decode it, it's like a cord, which would be what's going on with an herb. So modern medicine is emulated. Absolutely. We can prove it mathematically. And what we want is for everybody to be able to do that for themselves.

So I want to invite anybody to come to the Sound Health Portal.com and have their voice analyzed and take the free course. Because I think people forgot this information. We're trying to bring it back. And they deserve to be well.

TalkToMeGuy: Yes, I agree. This is going to take us a couple of minutes over. But I want to talk a bit about Fiber Myalgia because as I was reviewing it for the show, I didn't realize that its point of origin is still a mystery. In that it can be some of the characteristics. This is more of a Western medicine, classic Western medicine perspective. That it could be brought on, I'll call it that, with actually like a trauma event, either physical or emotional. That can be one of its foundational things, that there is some sort of traumatic event that kicks the body into something, which I'm still not clear about at this point. But it changes in how the brain and the spinal cord process pain signals.

Sharry E.: Yes. And it fits right into what you were asking, because it's a way that the body treats lactic acid, which is the buildup of trash in the muscles. And so it's pyruvate and lactic acid.

When you put them together, they create oxygen, which alleviates the pain from Fiber Myalgia. We've already addressed that. We've done hundreds of people. We have a specially toned box, even for Fiber Myalgia. Sometimes it's an iron, if there's an iron overload to get Fiber Myalgia.

But they just haven't addressed that yet until what's going on. So we have toned boxes. Sciatica, we have cracked sciatica and restless legs. So we can give people toned boxes that help relieve that. And it helps rebuild the nerves back into the legs and the bottom of the spine, so that they don't have this blockage anymore. And Benfotamine is a really good supplement for nerves. And NAC, too.

TalkToMeGuy: And Benfotamine is specific for diabetic neuropathy, or neuropathy of any kind. And it's just a lowly, little inexpensive B vitamin. That's all. The Benfotamine is B1, but the Benfotamine form is lipid-based, so it assimilates better. And it's amazing when I've had people I know with neuropathy of some kind, and they take it and they're like, my neuropathy cleared up, how'd that happen?

Sharry E.: It's because it addresses the sheathing on the nerve and builds it back. And what happens when the sheathing on the nerve gets weird is here comes a signal and it hits a raw spot and it goes over there instead of following the nerve, and it causes pain when it hits something it shouldn't.

TalkToMeGuy: I'm writing that down. Thank you. I always learn something. I always learn at least something, if not more. Because the fibroma, and then there's the other one, the Epstein bar, they're both conditions that have been around for a long time. And I've had many people back when I had the herb store and I was practicing that would come in for either one of these. And it was just like a mystery of like, oh, you have Epstein bar without any Western medicine. I don't know that Western medicine has much now for either of these. And it's the idea that, nope.

Sharry E.: We discovered that Epstein bar responds to a square wave like a royal rife stuff. So we have the frequencies, but you have to present it in a square wave. And it's much more than a frequency.

It's a combination. Where the body speaks analog. If we want to look at it, it was Robert O. Becker's work. He says the body, to recreate the parts of the body, we have to use analog. But if we want to kill a pathogen, we have to use digital. We published an article about this, the cloaking resistant pathogens in Nexus magazine.

And it's been one of their best read articles for about 10 years. And we may go over, but I'm going to say this anyway. When we were doing this experiment with this lady's blood and we had it under a microscope and we were giving it sounds. Once we gave it the sounds that called forth the killer cells, she was in another city and another building. And her blood in that other building was responding as if it was a blood under our microscope. I think that's phenomenal. Our cells are listening.

TalkToMeGuy: That's all I'm saying. Our cells are listening. And they're connected. Even though if they're over there in another building, they're still connected. It still knows our frequency.

Sharry E.: Absolutely. Join us to learn more and to save our planet. Oh that. I did not read the articles for free. Sorry I interrupted you.

TalkToMeGuy: No, no, no, it's quite all right. No, I was being facetious about save the planet. Yeah. There's so much. You know, you are who you are. And I mean that in the best of ways. You are possessed in such a great way of figuring these things out and just you're like the, I don't know, I can't come up with the right, I was going to say Mary Poppins, but that's not it.

Somebody who wanders around just spread like Johnny Appleseed. You're just out there giving the information away and people don't get that it has such validity. You know, our cells, it seems very complicated when you first started learning. It's still complicated to me. However, it's so effective once you figure out what to do. It's just sound going into your body and your cells are going, oh, I needed that. Thanks. Yes. It gives the body the opportunity to heal itself.

Sharry E.: Yes, because we have poisoned it into destroying itself. Yeah. Yeah. That's a zesty closer. And just the beginning, we're just at the beginning. We know maybe one percent of what there is to know about frequencies of the body. That's why we ask people to join us and learn more and give us back information about what they're finding. Yeah. Yeah.

TalkToMeGuy: So now I ask you, where would you like to find out people? Where would you like people to find out more about your work and about the Sound Health Portal for the listeners?

Sharry E.: Well, SoundHealthPortal.com is a workstation. We built that for them. But if they want more, there's Sound Health Options for the public and has lots of articles and classes. And then I have a private one, Biocoustic Solutions, that we've put together for people who want to take classes with us and for the professionals who want to build a biocoustic community wherever they are. We really need this. We just don't have enough people trained to take care of everybody that's out there that needs us.

TalkToMeGuy: That's so true. That really is amazing how it's just so effective. The cells really, it's back to Bruce Lipton. Our cells really are listening. And with Sound going into the body, it's like the cells, as you said, that her blood was over there, but she was someplace else. They both received the information.

Sharry E.: Yes. Lipton's stuff is wonderful biology of belief. Isn't that his book? Yes.

TalkToMeGuy: Yep. Yep. Great material. Okay. I have a whole other thought, but I'm stopping now. We'll do this again soon. That was great, Sherry. Thank you.

Sharry E.: I will send you your sleeping report within the next 10 minutes.

TalkToMeGuy: Thank you so much. And everybody else? Yep. Everybody else? Have a great week. You know, it's all right. Everybody have a great weekend and we'll see you next week.

TalkToMeGuy: Bye-bye.