Thuja

And what they were observing that if they gave different medicines, the micro- the, the microfilm altered So each of the, of the, each of the nosodes has an affinity and a, and a connection to several different remedies.

Like, there's a nosode that may have an affinity with Thuja occidentalis.

There's a nosode that could have affinity with Sepia.

So Sepia's a common medicine we use, Thuja as well.

And what they ne- what they saw under the microscope, now we have stool going through computers being analyzed, which is, which is good, but what they saw under the microscope, that the biofilm altered after the Sepia, for instance, was given.

And they, they, in the materia medica of the nosodes, they see, they list which species there were altered.

And I'm pretty sure it's a fungal mix in particular.

And this one's got bacillinum, Staphysagria, Thuja and Crabapple as a bark flower, batch flower remedy in 10 mm.

That's pretty high, right? And I'm not familiar with batch flowers being prescribed in that particular way.

They're not usually prescribed in that particular way.

Just pay me whatever.

So while I was gone, there was an Arborvitae job that came in and Rocky went through and cut those down.

for me and we charged the guy 500 bucks that was a super easy and then remember that marathon weed job guys and rocky and i were doing well got that done so rocky had been going over while i was gone and he'd been installing the mulch in yards of two so he was doing that and apparently we went to two different local places they were about to be out of red mulch which interesting another question for you you guys right there red mulch do you like it what's the most requested mulch of your clients Mine's usually just the brown, like the hardwood brown mulch or the triple shredded premium hardwood mulch.

Cedar, there's a couple different ones.

It's the reason why I didn't touch any sod or any plants, because I don't want to deal with them complaining about, you know, she put some deer piss on a plant or something.

And then, oh, it's your fault that a $400 Arborvitae is dead.

Just some crazy shit like that.

Yeah.

That's courage, Grant.

And that's Arborvitae we're talking about.

Are we still talking about that all the time?

Well, a fine Australian wine will be a little bit more than 50 mils.

You know, you can easily order the little book from Amazon by Compton Burnett.

It's called Axinosis and it's cured by Thuja.

Subtitle is it's cured by Thuja because that's a remedy he came up with to be the leading remedy.

But it's not the only remedy.

But it's it's a fun book to read.

Juniper needles can be added to bath water for a stimulating effect on rheumatism.

Of cedar, which also includes arborvitae.

Arborvitae is much used ornamentally, especially in the mountains where I live.

I have plenty of it in my yard.

It makes wonderful wooden mallets if you're a woodworker.

Arborvitae makes some of the very best mallets for using gouges and chisels and such as that.

But cedar contains toxic volatile oils.

It is used as a diaphoretic to promote sweating, an amenagogue to promote menstruation, and as an irritant poultice to stimulate healing from rheumatic pain.

let's call them strategies, much less protocols for undoing damage from traditional vaccines, right? They called the adverse event to vaccines, vaccinosis, right? So we would take the actual vaccine material itself and we can convert it into a homeopathic form for reintroduction safely.

But there are also remedies like Thuja and Cilicia, right? And even one I covered because on my show, I do a show seven days a week starting at 3 o'clock Eastern time every day, Monday through Friday, and prerecord my Saturday and Sunday shows.

But I do a homeopathic hit.

I call it every day a new remedy.

And then understand that word, go to the source books.

Go to the actually the proving and understand what is the eccentricity of Veratrum album, for example, or what is the secretiveness which is there in Zincum also, in Thuja also, in Digitalis also.

Mm.

And in ‑ also.

Well, I'm calling from Mount Sterling, Kentucky, with a question about replacing some arborvitae.

Yes, ma'am.

Yes, I live in an HOA, and I'm going to replace three Arborvitae that are in front of this condo.

And I want to tell you, the space that these have been planted in is about four and a half feet from the foundation.

There's about seven feet of utility boxes that they're trying to hide.