I bet my life

(0:00) Hi, this is Dr. Daniels and you are listening to Healing with Dr. Daniels.

(0:05) And this is the May 2nd, 2021 edition.

(0:10) Today's title is, I Bet My Life.

(0:15) Yep.

(0:16) Today I'm going to talk about the many times I bet my life and how it has increased my health and happiness and hopefully inspire you to do the same and get similar results.

(0:27) Vitality Capsules Update.

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(0:41) It’s about an eight-week lag time, but the show is on the road.

(0:50) We have obtained the ingredients that we want, the quality that we want.

(1:00) We have a few remaining in stock, available at vitalitycapsules.com.

(1:19) Mom continues to do well.

(1:23) She is standing independently and grooming independently.

(1:38) She is managing her affairs and we are all enjoying that.

(1:52) For people with questions, email at jdaaniels@gmail.com.

(2:07) Questions are answered as time allows.

(2:19) We have to take our turpentine.

(2:25) For more information on how to take turpentine with awesome results and comfort, go to vitalitycapsules.com and download your free report, The Candida Cleaner.

(2:40) We have a teaspoon of turpentine and white sugar for parasites.

(3:22) The turpentine coats every granule of sugar, releasing slowly.

(3:32) The ratio is important to avoid dizziness.

(4:26) Drink water to help it down to your tummy.

(4:42) I try to take it every day but miss about two days a week.

(4:53) Shilajit from Russia—used in small amounts in water.

(6:01) Different consistency depending on external temperature.

(6:05) Today’s topic: I Bet My Life.

(7:14) When I started, I was barely able to walk from my chair to the bathroom.

(8:05) I realized that if I didn’t do something, I wouldn’t even be able to leave the house.

(8:39) The benefits were clear, but the risk was there.

(9:22) I mitigated the risk with a human being to catch me when I fall.

(10:17) Calculate the risk, mitigate it, and commit.

(11:00) Adjustments along the way—eventually could do splits.

(11:29) Flexibility is now better than when I was 11 years old.

(12:02) I can play with grandkids, pop up and down easily.

(12:11) It’s easy now to continue because I need less support.

(12:21) How can I do all these things? I bet my life.

(12:26) What else have I bet my life on? Endless list.

(13:01) I assessed the situation at Harvard and didn’t want to get mired in debt.

(13:35) Harvard does not help people advance from one economic class to the other.

(14:13) I was offered the opportunity to sell books, which had risks.

(15:02) The dean of students said it was beneath the dignity of a Harvard student.

(15:43) I met with the dean of students to mitigate the risk of getting kicked out.

(16:00) Selling books door-to-door had high returns—no need to work during school.

(16:27) I committed, worked 81 hours a week, earned enough money, and didn’t have to work while at Harvard.

(18:01) By junior year, money was running short—found an opportunity to live off-campus.

(18:49) Living off-campus was cheaper than staying at Harvard—money saved.

(19:07) Risk: Living off-campus was dangerous and a distraction.

(19:28) Won the lottery for a private suite with a view—gave it up for off-campus living.

(20:02) Off-campus location was closer to classes, had excellent security, more privacy.

(20:24) Moved off-campus, lived in a tranquil environment—more focused.

(21:22) First year of medical school—betting my life continued.

(21:41) Classes and studying took 80 hours a week.

(22:05) I was receiving a small monthly payment from the government—wasn't enough for food and rent.

(22:31) Decided to eat every other day—saved money, had more time to study, no loans.

(23:35) Continued eating every other day for seven years—excellent health and energy.

(24:21) Calculating the risk, mitigating it, and committing is key to success.

(24:50) Located my office in a high-risk neighborhood—low cost of business and living.

(25:39) Risking my life taking turpentine—details in The Candida Cleaner report.

(25:54) Eating cow brain—mental clarity, increased energy, and coordination.

(27:48) Peaceful walks around the neighborhood—befriended vicious dogs.

(28:27) Every day, you’re betting your life—be conscious of your bets.

(31:52) Niece in the first trimester with a subchorionic bleed—recommendations.

(32:40) Stop ultrasounds, eat cruciferous vegetables, and liver.

(34:06) Question about not wanting to take the COVID vaccine—betting your life.

(35:24) Turpentine application to diminish vaccine effects.

(36:20) Over time—see you next week.

(36:27) As always, think happens.