Is Raw Milk the Superfood We Were Told to Fear? | Will Witt

27:02There's probably like goat milk yogurt, sheet milk yogurt. In fact, my daughters, we did some sheet milk yogurt this morning that was from, I want to say, Cheatham Farms, if you're familiar. And they kind of do everything right, but do a very short time of a pasteurization. But we try and get raw whenever we can and do that mostly. But all that being said, I think you can get some things in the grocery store that are still good, but it's still never as good as raw when you're getting it from your local farmer, as Will here is talking about. You know, one of the things that I've also wanted to ask you about is, I remember I did this one summer in high school, but I guess you're still doing it, is not washing your hair.

27:41Yeah, talk to me about that. Yeah, I can share some things too. I'd love to hear your take on that. Here's the thing that I think about health with like all the things that I do. I'm very ancestral. I think about our ancestors, right? And now in this new kind of biohacking world of health, there's all these new things that you should do, the mouth tape, the methylene blue, stuff like that, like all these different things. And for me, I'm like, it's very simple. Like what our ancestors used to do, that's really what I'm going to try and do. Obviously I'm not perfect. I'm in jeans and a shirt right now, but I haven't shampooed my hair in about a year and a half.

28:13I haven't used deodorant in about four years. I just, again, like the toothpaste, I just don't need it. Like for a month, you'll have pretty greasy hair as your body adjusts and everything like that. But now my hair feels great. It's not gonna ever feel like squeaky clean like every you shampoo but your hair has natural oils that it uses to protect itself like your body was designed to have all of these different things that naturally work to protect it yeah you know and all these different things that we do with this I guess I'll say it like massive cleanliness movement that has come about in the last you know 50 60 years destroys all of the natural ways that your body defends itself from all sorts of things and so for me I've had the best hair of my life not using shampoo, not using conditioner, only water.

28:58And people say, well, how does it stand up? Do you use any product? Do you do anything? No, I don't, I don't do anything. I just water. And that's it. And it's been super successful for me. Yeah, that's amazing. I know my wife and I, we, we, we had read about this quite a few years ago. And so we, I want to say like once a week, you know, and my wife has something very specific she does in her hair, but it's not constant. It's good to your point to not strip out the natural oils. Cause again, you sort of deplete yourself. You do deplete yourself in some of those natural oils and compounds you want for hair health over time.

29:30Also the hair loss. People who struggle with hair loss find that when they stop using shampoos and conditioners, their hair starts to naturally grow back. If they're eating a diet rich in a lot of things that will help with that. But you don't have to go to Turkey to get your hair implants. You can just stop using all these products in your hair and you will find that you'll have the most full voluminous hair really ever. Yeah, that's amazing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's there's a lot of things like that. I'd probably say skincare routine might be similar to that. I mean, there's a number of things that people are kind of doing topically that are actually harming their body because their body you're sort of it's kind of like this.

30:06It makes me think of this as, you know, hormone replacement therapy. This is something that I know is very popular today. I try and have women rather than do that, do a lot of focus on food as medicine, you know, follow the right lifestyle or even do things. like again i have some really good herbal formulas for that peptides even i think are better because when you're doing these hormones from the outside your body stops producing them on their own it's like if a man takes testosterone they are essentially infertile for the most part once they start taking testosterone because now their body stops producing it on its own that's why their testes shrink when they get on testosterone but a very similar thing if you are constantly putting stuff on your hair and stripping your hair you're again that there's there's some issues your body becomes depleted outside as it does inside in a lot of those cases as well.

30:54Yeah. And that's, again, why I don't use deodorant either. Because not using deodorant means that you're not, or when you use deodorant, you're not able to detox all these things out of your body, right? It's a natural process. Like people always say, well, there are natural shampoos, there's natural toothpaste, there's natural deodorant. But the point is, is that your body has a natural process. That's why you don't use these things. I don't use deodorant because if I eat something poor, I have toxins in me, maybe they're spraying in the skies or something like that and I'm trying to detox, I detox through my pits, right?

31:22So when I'm blocking that up, I'm no longer going to be detoxing. And I do notice that if I do eat poorly, I will smell worse than if I'm eating really healthy, which shows just like right there how natural it is to say, okay, I'm getting all these things out. You don't want to block that up and stop your natural processes from happening. Yeah. Yeah. And I do think there are, you know, maybe listen, for some of you, there might be a time and place for natural deodorant. But when you're doing it, a lot of times things, it's really about changing sometimes, supporting your pH. You never want to use an antiperspirant.

31:54You want to stay away from aluminum and all these things. And I don't know if for some people it's something similar just like baking soda. I mean, just something simple like that can be helpful. But to your point, I think there's a lot of things we're doing that's blocking our ability to detox and to heal and causing some of those issues. Let me ask you this because you were very much on the ground during all the things going on during COVID. What are some of those things that really sort of opened your eyes to things maybe you'd never thought about before as we were going through that whole lockdowns and everything else?

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33:06If you want to check it out and grab one before they're gone, just go to mybloodwork.com now. Yeah, COVID was huge for me in my discovery of all these things and really sent me off in a different direction. Even very, a lot of conservatives at that time were not agreeing with what I was saying. Where I was the anti on the vaccine, I was the anti on any of the lockdowns, anti on all this stuff. And I was living in L.A. at the time. And so during that, it was like the worst in the nation, really. You know, but what I liked about living in L.A. at that time, I will say, is that despite how horrible it was, I couldn't go anywhere without a mask, without a vaccine.

33:42And of course, I didn't do any of that stuff, you know, so I'm constantly getting yelled at. But the conservatives or the people who are fighting against that in L.A. were the strongest, most adamant people I've ever met in my life, you know, versus like during that time I went to Florida and nothing's going on. They're just living like completely normal, which is great that they don't have to deal with it. But it was cool in L.A. where you have these just ardently strong and hardcore people going against this stuff and really having to fight for what they believe in that this is wrong. And because of that, like I spoke in front of L.A.

34:12City Hall to 50 ,000 people out for a huge rally against these lockdowns and things like that sort of inspiration, that motivation changes people. It changes you into someone who says, OK, this is a real fight. We see what these people are doing. We have to put a stop to this. You know, with the covid and the masks and the vaccines, none of it was scientifically accurate. None of it actually worked. All of it was a psyop and a destruction of cohesiveness in America. And I saw right through it, I think, right from the beginning. And I couldn't stand for it. And I had to do something about it. Yeah.

34:46Yeah. It's so good. You know, I think as we were going through that, there were so many people that I really gain respect for. some people I maybe started to see in a different light as we went through that because some people really stood up for their convictions and wanted to find the truth. I mean, that's something that I think going through that I started to respect and sort of see even more in people is, is this person committed to a dogma or ideology? Or does this person truly want to know the truth? I mean, that's something I can truly say I really respected about everyone from Joe Rogan to Russell Brand to Jordan Peterson is, you know, maybe at certain times I misaligned with some of the things they thought, but overall, they wanted to know the truth, you know, and those are the people also, I would say, now that have the most trust, because through that whole thing, people started to realize, oh, this person was honest, oh, this person was right.

35:35And so now we see this whole shift of I mean, you've probably seen this, the trust people have now in the media, in the conventional medical system, all time lows, vaccination rates in kids, all time lows, I mean, all these things, all-time lows, and the amount of people homesteading, making sourdough bread at home, drinking raw milk again, home births, homeschooling, all-time highs. There's a huge shift in all these different things. And I think what's so cool, you know, because I would say the number one thing that you can't control about your health is what your parents did. You know, if your parents were eating poorly or didn't have a good life or anything like that, your prenatal environment, all this, like, there's nothing you can do about it really at that point.

36:14And so what we're seeing now with all these new parents and these new people coming and giving their kids the right stuff, or maybe they're about to have kids and really getting into this health movement, I think we're going to see a complete downshift in the amount of autoimmune diseases and other types of chronic issues that we've seen happening in children right now for the last, you know, 30, 40 years. I totally agree. You know, one of the things that I've been really encouraged by through this whole thing is I think that, I mean, you know, I see sort of everything is having a spiritual component as well.

36:45And I think there's sort of this evil, sort of satanic influence throughout COVID of trying to lock people down, take away their freedom and all these things. But what happened was there's this thing where people instead, because this thing of, I want to know what the truth is. The other thing is I've seen Christianity become more popular, especially with Gen Z and other people, because people said, I want to know the truth. And if you truly, and as the Bible talks about, you know, seek and you will find. Like if you are trying to find the truth, oftentimes you'll find the truth. And this is leading more people to Christianity.

37:21It's leading people more towards faith. It's leading people more towards living in tune with nature and God's design. And so I've been more encouraged. I mean, I was, I will say this, that first year of COVID, I got discouraged because I was like, what is wrong with people? I'm like, wake up. This is crazy. It's like every store I went into and everywhere I went, people were telling me to put on a mask and to lather my entire body with hand sanitizer. It was crazy. I'll tell you a quick story about Florida. So Chelsea and I, this was like one year. This is when the lockdowns were the absolute hardest.

37:57And we were in Tennessee and we're in Franklin, kind of Williamson County, South area. And it was better than most places, a lot better, but still people were very, like, very, very locked down. And we went to Florida, we went down to this area called 38. It's in the panhandle. And I get down there. And one of the first stores I went into was, there's a Publix in the store next to it was a Yeti shop where you get fishing gear and coolers and stuff. And so we were down there taking the first vacation we'd had. And when I went in the store, and it was the first person I saw he was behind the counter, and he wasn't wearing a mask.

38:29And I went with my mask, you know, and by the way, believe me, I had plenty of encounters where I didn't wear my mask and gotten and I tried to you know educate people that didn't want to hear it but I walked in there and I walk and I I kind of see him and I kind of pulled my mask and I said do I need to wear a mask in here and here's what he told me he goes this is America I go all right that's great yeah I love that I'm like welcome to Florida yeah yeah Florida was great I mean that's why I moved there you know partly because again I talked about being in LA and it was kind of cool in that but at a certain point you're just like what the hell is going on like this is not what i want to be dealing with every day i mean i would walk into a grocery store no mask and you have some guy just come up to you and just start cursing you out oh yeah you know and just saying just the most evil horrible things to you you never met this person before and i'm just like whatever man you know and and all that i couldn't go to a restaurant couldn't go to a bar i'm basically stuck at home because i refuse to do the fake vaccine card too because that means that for me at least it meant that i'm giving in i'm saying what they're doing is yeah what they're doing is okay which wasn't okay so i just always tell them no and i just said i have to i have to get out of here so i moved to florida um and that was a it was a great decision i love florida and the heat and the humidity does really well for me too and the sun i love the as you can see by my tan yeah i love the sun when you can actually i mean i remember going to california it's like i mean the water is so cold there you can only swim in the summer i mean outside of that it's really uh So I've been in Florida a lot.

39:55I mentioned my brother has a functional medicine clinic in Tampa. My parents live in Lakeland area there. Chelsea and I lived in West Palm Beach for a year. I went to school in Florida for about three years. So anyways, I really like Florida. In fact, side note, so Ron DeSantis, his wife, Casey, she was Casey Black. I went to school with her. She was a year ahead of me in school. And great family, great people. So, you know, I love what he's done. I would say in terms of governing a state, I can't think of anyone that's ever done a better job. I mean, think about all the things they've been through as a state.

40:27And Ron DeSantis, to me, has just done. You know, I would even say in terms of policy, I probably like him more than any politician I've ever been around or seen some of his policies. Because, I mean, honestly, he was going against every other state pretty much in the country. Yeah. Well, I think the great thing about it is I think for so long, the people who are freedom loving people or conservative people, whatever it is that you want to say, cared more about what the New York Times would write about them than what actually their constituents actually wanted. And I think that conservatives and these people have been on defense for far too long.

40:59Right. They don't actually want to make the changes. They just want to say, oh, I'm against these people on the left or against these Democrats or whatever it is. But Ron Asantis came in and said, well, I'm actually going to go on offense and change these things. We have a stacked majority in the House and the Senate. I'm the governor. Why would I not get these things done and turn Florida into this new bastion of freedom for people? And they've seen the results tenfold with the people who have moved there, the businesses that have moved there, the quality of life for people who live there. It's really like nowhere else.

41:29I can honestly say living there. It has been awesome. Yeah, Sanders, I think, has done a fantastic job. He hasn't been scared to do the things that he knows that people who are conservative or freedom loving are actually going to like. And that's like nowhere else in the country. Yeah. Yeah. That's amazing. I know that you've started kind of your own farm where you live there as well. Talk to me about sort of, and again, this is something I have loved is this natural farming movement. You know, I've started doing some farming more at the higher level in terms of not the day-to-day farming myself.

42:00But Jordan Rubin and I own 4 ,000 acres in Missouri, another 150 in Tennessee. here. And we raise water buffalo, cows, goats, sheep, we do a lot of different fruit trees, we do a lot of things. And one of the things that we've been really focused on is building back topsoil. You know, this is such an issue today is all the topsoil that's lost. But I know you're doing the thing that I really respect what you is you're doing this yourself at your home. And there are so many people that can do a lot more than they realize. So walk us through like, what are some of the things you've been personally doing in order to kind of create more of a sustainable homestead for yourself.

42:35Yeah, I can say I'm at no level with water buffaloes or anything like that. I'm doing the best that I can. But the number one thing, well, I will say this, when I was working at the dairy farm, tilling was something that I didn't really know too much about because I'd never really done farming before. And he's like, no, we can't do any tilling. Tilling will kill the soil and destroy all the nutrients in the soil. But every mass farm is doing the tilling, destroying the farm soil, making sure that no nutrients are actually getting to the plants and then they just throw a ton of fertilizer on there and ruin the soil for generations.

43:06Right. So it's not about the tilling. It's about cover crops and putting things on there that are regenerative and making sure that the animals move all around it. And so myself, what I'm doing, the basic thing that I'm doing is the fruit trees and the gardening. And that's been huge for me. And do you do chickens at all? No, I did chickens on the dairy farm and I never slaughtered anything before. And then I had to slaughter 50 chickens in one day and process them and all that. And it was a sanctifying experience, you know, taking this life and really looking at it as a, I mean, you could almost say a holy thing, but like really an important thing that is sacred with what you're doing, you know?

43:43And of course the first two chickens, I didn't do very well and you feel awful doing it, but you practice and you get a lot better at it. And so I've done all that, but now, yeah, just on my space now, I haven't done any chickens. What are some of the fruit trees you're doing and some of the things you're doing gardening-wise? And in Florida, I'm sure it's growing. You can grow pretty well there, too. Yeah, Florida's great for all sorts of growing stuff. Obviously, in the summer, you don't want to give them full sun because it's just too hot. But I got mangoes, passion fruit, banana, guava, oranges, lemons, grapes, cherries, plums, lemons, oranges.

44:18Yeah, a ton of stuff. And then for gardening, beans have done super well, tomatoes, carrots, all those kind of things. But really what I really want to get into next is horticulture with flowers. That's what I really want to do. Yeah, trying to do. I'm reading this book called The Black Tulip. It's Alexander Dumas. He did The Three Musketeers, all that. And it talks about in the Dutch Golden Age how they used tulips for basically like currency almost. They were worth thousands and thousands of dollars. and reading it, it almost sounds like it'd be so cool to breed these flowers and try and do new varieties and stuff like that.

44:53So I really want to get into that next. That's kind of my next thing to do. It's a real sort of, it's really artistry doing that sort of thing. That's amazing. Yeah. I think it'd be a lot of fun. You know, if I can discover something new, that'd be so cool. You can take back control of your metabolism, your energy, and your hormones naturally. I've put together an in-depth practical training to help you balance your hormones using powerful foods, herbs, and natural lifestyle strategies that actually work. If you're ready to start feeling like yourself again, go to draxhormoneclass.com or click the link in the description to begin your healing journey today.

45:35That's draxhormoneclass.com to take back your health naturally. So you've got this pretty incredible thing you're doing, the Pure Basics Collective. Walk me through what that is. So Pure Basics Collective is basically an e-commerce website where we take all these different brands who are making healthy, natural products and putting them in one place so people can do single-card checkout. You know this just as well as me. You walk into a Whole Foods, a Sprouts, a health food store, and it says clean, natural, simple on the label. And then you look at the ingredients and it's a bunch of crap and garbage you would never want to put into your body.

46:08Let me give you an example of this. I was in Whole Foods recently. I mean, they're carrying Cheerios. There are certain things that I just, anyways, keep going. And the hot bar used to be so good at Whole Foods. Oh, I know. Do you remember 10, 15 years ago? 10, 15 years ago. And by the way, the Florida hot bar at Whole Foods was amazing. I've been asking them to switch to extra virgin olive oil forever. And I don't know why they don't just switch to olive oil. It's not that. I don't know. And it's actually not that hard. No, it's really not that hard. But they just, oh, it's gotten so bad. The pizza's gotten worse.

46:37The burritos have gotten worse. Everything has gotten worse. the bread. Part of it happened when I, there was even a bigger shift when Amazon, I think, acquired them is when I saw a lot of that stuff get worse there. But the greenwashing, all these different places just rampant. It's the same on Amazon and all these different places that advertise healthy products for this stuff. And me being, you know, the caveman crazy person I am, I basically came in and said, well, we need a place where there is no greenwashing, where these small businesses who probably aren't very good at marketing, who probably don't have the money to run advertisements, who aren't in some big store can have a place where people can go and buy their products.

47:10And so we have about right now just over 200 vendors, about 2 ,000 products of anything from home goods like pillows, earthing, grounding type of stuff, apparel to food, supplements, all sorts of skincare, hair care, really anything you can think of. We're trying to really be like the no greenwashing target where you can walk in or go on our site and get really anything that you need of that healthy standard. You know, it's, it's definitely hard, you know, when you're competing against something like Whole Foods, like Amazon, where Amazon has that prime for just, you know, whatever you want. You know, we're working with small businesses, but I think that once people actually get the products in their hand and see it, they're like, wow, this is, this is amazing.

47:53Like I see over there, you got the Noble protein powder. That's one of our vendors that we have. They're fantastic. All sorts of just really healthy, clean stuff on there. Yeah. Yeah. I love it. That's amazing. Where can people visit the store again? So you can go to purebasicscollective.com. We're also all over social media, Pure Basics, Instagram, whatever like that, and check it out and let us know what you think. I love it, man. So, so good. So I'm not going to lie. I was pretty disappointed when you didn't come in here wearing a pelt. But one of the things I've done recently over the past few years, There are so many things people can do health-wise.

48:32And I've always tried to help people focus on the majors first. And then we get to the minors later. An example of that would be, I think for some people, is number one, here's a major. Let's clean up your diet. Let's reduce stress. Let's have a spiritual growth technique. Let's walk more. Let's get better sleep. Really focusing on those things and then more of that sort of advanced sort of functional medicine and herbal medicine of let's take these herbs, let's do that. But then after that, there's things like, what are you wearing on your body? You know, the Bible actually talks about this, not wearing actually certain types of fabrics together because it actually, they have different energetics and different effects on the body.

49:18And so you typically don't want to do that. And so recently, this past few years, I've switched to wearing almost all wool. So when I'm wearing around my house, I wear 100 % wool pants, 100 % shorts, wool top. Sometimes I do 100 % organic cotton. I've done a little bit of bamboo. But for the most part, it's mostly wool, little cotton, little bamboo. What are your thoughts on that in terms of what we're putting on our bodies regularly in terms of our clothes? That's huge. I mean, 60 % of what you're putting on your skin is absorbed in like 26 seconds or something like that. I mean, it's ridiculous.

49:46So when you're wearing these synthetic materials, especially for men and women where they're wearing underwear or gym shorts or leggings or something like that that's made of these microplastics or made of plastic that then leach the microplastics into your body, is absolutely one of the worst things you can do for your fertility, for your reproductive health, for anything like that. And the studies are starting to show that as well, too. They've still showed it not just in humans but in animals doing these tests, like, very specifically with animals to see if it affects them. And it is. And, you know, we have these major issues right now with birth rates and reproduction and people not being able to conceive and all of this.

50:20And I think a huge part of that is what we're putting on our skin when it comes to the clothing. Well, you know, I think about this in Florida. You think about these golfers today. You know, when they won, most of them are wearing 100 percent polyester. We know polyester is essentially plastic. And that's that's the worst thing you could wear, probably, or up there. One of the worst things. and then they're on all of these golf courses that are sprayed with just I mean you know voluminous amounts of chemicals I mean just crazy crazy amounts of glyphosate and everything else and so they're really being exposed a lot to a lot of chemicals regularly but that's just an example of something that hey doing it once that's not your body can handle it but it's just one of those things where you're not wearing the right materials you're you're eating glyphosate you have all these chemicals bombarding you and this is how you do that for 10 years, 20 years, they all accumulate and you end up with autoimmune disease or cancer or IBD or some other health problem.

51:13Yeah. And it's really sad for me because I'm a rock climber. I go bouldering. And those bouldering gyms, I mean, they're full of the chalk and the holds are all made of plastic for the most part and all that. And I feel really bad. I'm not going to stop doing it. But it's like you feel a little bad knowing like, oh man, I know what's in here. I know that I wish I could just be outside doing this every day. But when you live in Florida, to everything is completely flat. Yeah, there's nowhere to climb. Yeah, yeah. I, yeah, there's definitely no climbing. I spent some time in Claremont. I used to do triathlons.

51:43And so that was, there was rolling hills there. But in terms of mountains or things to climb, there's not, I don't, I can't think of anywhere in Florida where that is. No, there's literally nowhere in Florida. So it makes it a little tough. Yeah, but I, and here's the thing for everybody. Listen, you got to pick your battles. We're not telling you overnight you need to not use toothpaste or use, you know, just clay and baking soda. We're not telling you you have to switch all your clothing overnight. I think the big thing here, one of the big takeaway messages is, number one, what you've been told for a long time in terms of things like raw milk and the grains you eat and a number of things, you've been lied to over and over and over again.

52:20Get some raw milk in your diet. Get back to eating the way God intended. A lot of the foods that are talked about in the Bible, you know, as we've talked about on the show before, I mean, that's a great place to start. And then, again, just live more in tune with the way our ancestors did. Live more in tune and connection with the earth. Walk barefoot more often, as I know Will's been doing himself. Start a home garden, maybe just an herb garden. That's where my wife and I started. We literally did parsley, cilantro, basil, and chives. And just cut them, you know, had them in the windowsill, started doing that.

52:51Eventually got a bigger one outside. Then we did a garden. Then we, you know, just continued to expand over time. So I would say don't feel like you need to do everything overnight. Focus on the majors first. But next time, a lot of times, just replacement. Next time you're buying something, let's say it's shampoo. Well, or maybe you're not going to use it, or if you use it once a week like we do here, in a clean brand, or you're buying clothing. Next time you're going to buy something new, say, you know what? I'm going to go and buy organic cotton, or I'm going to buy wool, or I'm going to go to purebasicscollective.com and buy something from there because you know it's going to be clean.

53:27So, you know, I used to always teach, well, shopping classes for patients. And so I would bring them up and down the aisles. And I found that was by far the most effective way for people to actually make a change is not try and change everything overnight. Start to make swaps. I'm not going to use canola oil anymore. I'm going to use extra virgin olive oil. I'm not going to use this white flour. I'm going to switch to an einkorn wheat. You know, making those simple switches in the future, that's the best way. It's the easiest way for most of you to do it. And also go to your local farmer's market is another great way to do this as well.

53:57Well, any last piece of advice for everybody here in terms of living a more holistic lifestyle? I think the biggest thing is honestly have an open mind. Because when it comes to these things, like, again, I talk, haven't used shampoo in a year and a half, haven't used deodorant. I drink raw milk. Do raw milk fast. I do all this crazy stuff. And people say, there's no way that can work. Even though they're looking at me right in the face, see my hair, it's fine. I don't stink. You know, I'm living very healthy. I feel great every day. And they say, well, there's no way that that can work. It's like, well, why can't it work?

54:27because you've been told that these things are disgusting or you're just not supposed to do it and you're going to die or because you're unwilling to try. And I think that if people look at these kind of things, and I'm not saying you need to never shampoo again or do any of these things, but at least have an open mind and say, well, maybe I'd be willing to try it for a bit or try this new thing that someone's talking about and see if that would actually help me. Because I'm guessing that many people have tried these remedies that doctors, traditional doctors, traditional Google searches on WebMD and whatever I've told them and they haven't done anything for them yeah and instead of saying okay well I guess it's just over for me it's I'm screwed say well maybe there's something else out there for me that is a little bit off the beaten path a little bit out there but I'm now willing to give it a try because I'm really out of options I love it it's great advice thank you well well thanks so much for coming on today it was a real blessing you shared so much wisdom what I say have you're watching on YouTube let us know what is your biggest takeaway from what will share today what we talked about everything from, are you going to start consuming raw milk?

55:26Have you consumed raw milk? Where do you get your eggs? You know, are you going to change your clothing, you know, to more natural clothing? We'd love to hear from you some of those things and your biggest takeaways from the show here. And as always, thank you so much for listening here to the Dr. Josh Jack show. Remember each and every week we're diving deep into the science and principles of how you can heal physically, mentally, and spiritually. Also, there are millions of people that don't know the truth about things like raw milk. Do us a favor, help share this episode. More people need to know the truth.

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