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Adrenalized Emotions & Asian Inspired Potato Skillet

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Adrenalized Emotions & Asian Inspired Potato Skillet

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgAh-5WzB5Q Processed: 2026-02-20


Summary Anthony William reads from Brain Saver (page 90) about how adrenaline contains undiscovered receptor compounds designed specifically for the brain's electrical grid — explaining why emotional experiences (good and bad) can leave us drained, why bouncing back from emotional blows takes so long, and why chronic dehydration and low glucose create a perfect storm for strokes. He makes the Asian Inspired Potato Skillet from the Brain Saver Protocols book, a grounding dish that helps stabilize adrenals.


Core Tools to Use

  • Asian Inspired Potato Skillet (Brain Saver Protocols, page 402)

    • Why: A grounding dish that helps stabilize adrenals. Anthony says it "hits a spot like no other" and was extremely excited eating it.
    • How: See full recipe below. Can use steamed or raw potatoes. Ceramic pan — no oil needed.
  • Brain Saver Book (Adrenalized Emotions section, page 90)

    • Why: Contains the full information about adrenaline receptor compounds, how the brain's electrical grid works, and why emotional experiences drain us so severely.
    • How: Read page 90+ for adrenaline and emotion information.
  • Mono Cleanses (Cleanse to Heal book)

    • Why: For people whose stomachs have been too scorched by adrenaline to tolerate brain shots, celery juice, most solid foods, or supplements — baby steps with mono cleanses are the answer.
    • How: Check out the mono cleanses in Cleanse to Heal. Take the book to your doctor and ask what's right for you.
  • Water and Glucose for the Brain

    • Why: Water and glucose are critical to address brain heat from adrenaline. Chronic dehydration combined with not enough glucose in the brain creates a perfect storm for strokes. Being just a little more hydrated could prevent an ischemic attack.
    • How: Stay hydrated. Ensure adequate glucose reaches the brain through fruits and other glucose-rich healing foods.

Things to Avoid (and Why)

  • Vinegar (Including Apple Cider Vinegar)

    • Why: Damages teeth. Anthony says every vinegar label — including apple cider vinegar (even though it's the best vinegar) — should say: "If you're concerned about losing your teeth down the road, do not consume this product." People get "vinegared to death" in their cooking and eating out.
    • How: Use fresh lime juice instead (as in this recipe's sauce).
  • Fear of Potatoes / Nightshade Fear

    • Why: Misinformation. A decade ago, everyone in the health movement was "scared to death" of potatoes — they were treated like "the Antichrist." People who say "my whole body flares up overnight from a potato" — it was probably the oil, cheese, sour cream, potato chips, or dangerous chemicals from fast food restaurants, not the potato itself. It took years of summits, lectures, and books to teach people potatoes are a healing food.
    • How: Eat potatoes freely. They are a healing food.
  • Drowning Food in Oil

    • Why: You don't need to cook with oil. Use a ceramic pan.
    • How: Cook with water or healing broth instead of oil. Ceramic pans don't require oil.

Key Health Information

  • Adrenaline Contains Undiscovered Receptor Compounds: It's undiscovered by medical research and science that adrenaline is filled with receptor compounds designed specifically for the brain's electrical grid. When adrenaline hits the brain's electrical impulses, they "light up and ignite like fireflies" or "like bugs hitting a bug zapper."

  • Adrenaline Is Needed for Everything: Adrenaline is required for all everyday living — even showering, brushing teeth, urinating, and elimination require adrenaline from the adrenal glands. People with severe chronic illness sometimes can't even stand long enough to brush their teeth or shower — after getting out of the shower, they're done on their "mattress island" for an hour or more.

  • Good Experiences Trigger Adrenaline Too: Brand new relationships, new friendships, vacations, skiing — all pump adrenaline. The first 3-6 months of a new relationship are intense adrenaline. You need to rest in between and do good things for yourself. People who take vacations need a vacation after their vacation because of the adrenaline expenditure.

  • Euphoria and Clarity Come from Adrenaline + Electrical Grid: During good experiences, adrenaline hitting the electrical grid produces euphoria, clarity, and the feeling of "being in the zone."

  • Betrayal and Emotional Blows Trigger Intense Adrenaline: When you experience betrayal, confrontation, abuse, or emotional struggle, the adrenals release an intense adrenaline blend that rushes to the brain and "catches on fire." This provides clarity, faster thinking, and strength to override mental blocks so you can be "quick on your feet" during the challenging emotional experience. The adrenaline fire powers you to a safer land and new experiences.

  • Why Emotional Blows Leave You Drained for Months: When the adrenaline subsides from the electrical grid after an emotional blow, feelings of sadness, depression, and brain exhaustion become elevated. This is why bouncing back takes so long — and why some people never bounce back. If the brain is already up against acidity, deficiencies, poisons, and toxins, it's all the harder to recover from the intense adrenaline surge.

  • Adrenaline Burns More Intensely Than Oxygen: Adrenaline behaves differently from oxygen — while both burn inside the body, adrenaline does so with more rapid, aggressive, intense heat. Adrenaline's fire doesn't easily squelch with water and glucose (though both are still critical).

  • Perfect Storm for Strokes: Chronic dehydration + not enough glucose in the brain + aggravation + low-grade viral infections + weakened immune system = stroke risk. Being just a little more hydrated could have prevented many strokes.


Situations to Use These Tools

  • When you've been through an emotional blow and feel drained — understand it's the adrenaline crash from the electrical grid; eat grounding foods like the potato skillet, hydrate, get glucose to the brain
  • When your stomach is too scorched by adrenaline for supplements or celery juice — start with mono cleanses from Cleanse to Heal (baby steps)
  • When you can't bounce back from betrayal, confrontation, or abuse — the brain needs time and healing; use healing foods, hydration, and glucose
  • When you're in a new exciting relationship or experience — rest in between the adrenaline highs; take care of yourself
  • When someone tells you potatoes are bad — they are a healing food; the misinformation was widespread but wrong
  • When you need a grounding, adrenal-stabilizing meal — make the Asian Inspired Potato Skillet

Personal Information

  • Anthony grows cilantro, onions, and hot peppers in his garden
  • He prefers russet potatoes and loves potato dishes
  • He uses a ceramic pan and cooks without oil
  • He spent years at summits and lectures fighting potato misinformation in the health movement
  • He checks his own heartbeat frequently as a self-awareness practice
  • He cares deeply about the chronically ill and feels alone in understanding what they go through

Recipes / Protocols

Asian Inspired Potato Skillet

Ingredients:

  • Potatoes (russet), steamed or raw, sliced into rounds
  • 1 yellow onion, chopped
  • 2 cloves garlic, finely sliced
  • ~1.5 cups shiitake mushrooms, thinly sliced (stems optional — they add a bitter edge)
  • Sugar snap peas, thinly sliced (or whole)
  • Hot pepper flakes
  • Dulse flakes
  • 1 cup water or healing broth
  • Fresh cilantro (garnish)
  • Fresh hot pepper, sliced (garnish)

Sauce:

  • 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
  • 2 tablespoons maple syrup
  • 2 tablespoons tomato paste
  • Freshly grated ginger (peeled, finely chopped)
  • Hot red pepper flakes
  • 2 tablespoons water

Instructions:

  1. Heat ceramic pan on medium heat (no oil needed)
  2. Add chopped yellow onion — cook until sizzling
  3. Add finely sliced garlic and hot pepper flakes
  4. Add 1 cup water (or healing broth)
  5. Add thinly sliced shiitake mushrooms (mushrooms will release moisture — this is normal)
  6. Add thinly sliced sugar snap peas
  7. Add dulse flakes
  8. Add sliced potatoes (if using steamed, be gentle — they can crumble; if using raw, cook until almost done)
  9. While cooking, make sauce: whisk together lime juice, maple syrup, tomato paste, grated ginger, hot pepper flakes, and water in a small bowl
  10. When potatoes are almost ready, stir in the sauce
  11. Cook for 2-3 more minutes
  12. Plate and garnish with fresh cilantro and sliced hot pepper

Notes:

  • No oil, no vinegar
  • Can use raw uncooked potatoes (they'll take longer) or pre-steamed potatoes
  • Healing broth is the ideal liquid; water is the alternative
  • This is a grounding dish that helps stabilize adrenals

Reference: Brain Saver Protocols book, page 402

Full Transcript

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgAh-5WzB5Q

0:00 we're talking about adrenaline we're
0:03 talking about adrenalized emotions do
0:06 you ever get adrenaline rush
0:09 you're here you got the adrenaline
0:11 moving you're shaking you feel it you
0:13 feel it adrenaline right
0:16 maybe it's just like something could be
0:19 anything that happens anything that
0:21 happens and it's like your adrenaline's
0:22 gone
0:24 it's going
0:25 you get a phone call as soon as you feel
0:27 your adrenaline going something's
0:29 happening and you feel your adrenaline
0:30 going right the whole bit you got to
0:32 talk about adrenalized emotions is what
0:34 we're going to talk about which is
0:35 actually kind of really a good topic
0:37 good cool topic
0:38 gonna talk about it right here in brain
0:41 saver the brain saver boss oh my God
0:44 where have they been the brain saver
0:47 books
0:49 anyway okay recipe
0:53 boom right there
0:55 got a recipe right there it's Asian
0:57 inspired potato skillet
0:59 by the way have you made this one yet
1:01 because I have I'm gonna going to
1:04 attempt to make it again I got all my
1:06 stuff right there what do I have I got
1:07 the
1:09 uh I got the sugar snaps I got the
1:12 shiitake mushroom I got the yellow onion
1:14 I got the ginger I got the limes I got
1:16 the cilantro out of the garden it's a
1:19 bunch of things here that are out of the
1:20 garden right the
1:22 onions are out of the garden
1:24 the Cilantro's out of the garden these
1:28 killer peppers are out of the garden
1:29 which is cool awesome
1:31 all right you guys are talking about
1:32 adrenalized emotions we're making some
1:35 food let me get this on so I'm gonna
1:37 have this like medium Heat
1:39 right
1:41 Yeah medium heat because that's going to
1:42 get hot
1:44 let's chop up some onions really quick
1:48 if you guys don't mind good to see you
1:51 guys glad you're coming on
1:53 but I I don't think I've done a cooking
1:55 show in a really long time I just wanna
1:58 I don't know why I feel like I need to
2:01 say that
2:02 but
2:03 I really haven't done a cooking show I
2:06 feel the adrenaline now from doing a
2:08 cooking show I could feel it now
2:11 adrenalized emotions over doing a
2:13 cooking show
2:15 seriously though a lot of people they
2:17 get jacked up they're like really do
2:21 right
2:22 there
2:24 going through something some kind of
2:26 hardship some kind of loss anything like
2:28 that they're going through a tough time
2:31 they're going through something where
2:33 and nobody understands unless they've
2:36 gone through it
2:38 nobody gets it unless they've gone
2:40 through it right
2:42 did you ever tell a friend like hey man
2:43 I'm going through a lot of right
2:45 now a lot
2:47 a lot
2:48 and they're just like what are you going
2:50 through I'm like yeah I'm going through
2:51 all kinds of stuff and they're like they
2:53 don't really get it did you ever notice
2:55 that something that you're going through
2:56 something that's happening in your life
2:58 and they don't get it somebody doesn't
2:59 get it
3:00 because they haven't experienced it
3:03 themselves you see that's a big deal
3:05 right there a lot of people work on
3:07 referencing
3:09 referencing
3:11 you can see somebody run out of a built
3:13 burning building right they run onto
3:16 they run out of burning building and
3:18 they run across the street they get hit
3:19 by a truck at the same time
3:21 and
3:23 it'd be like hey hey whoa whoa that guy
3:26 ran a burning building whoa he just got
3:27 run over
3:29 but yet you talk to the guy later on in
3:32 the hospital and you're like hey you
3:34 okay they're like you wouldn't believe
3:35 it that was them I can't even tell you
3:37 and you can't really you can't reference
3:39 it unless it happened to you A lot of
3:41 people do that
3:44 they just don't know what you're going
3:46 through with all your chronic illness
3:48 your chronic illness symptoms all your
3:50 doctor visits everything they don't know
3:53 what you've gone through
3:56 right all the different things that
3:59 you struggle with they don't know
4:02 what it's like unless they've
4:03 experienced it themselves and even then
4:05 it still might not be the same thing so
4:07 I'm chopping up some onions I'm throwing
4:09 a yellow onion here I'm throwing in the
4:11 pan
4:12 oh
4:14 let's get this in here
4:19 all right aw's cooking show right
4:23 we'll see if I can throw some things in
4:25 the air and not drop them this time drop
4:27 them on the ground
4:28 so I'm doing this I even have
4:35 for the close-ups on the board
4:37 that's all right
4:39 we'll make do what we got
4:42 so many event in there I'm also going to
4:43 get two cloves of garlic in here too
4:49 don't pop your finger off whatever you
4:53 do be very careful don't there's no
4:55 rushing
4:57 you don't have to rush when you're
4:59 chopping
5:01 right it's okay you don't have to rush
5:06 it's no rush
5:08 get a little bit of garlic a leak in
5:10 here you see that guys if you just came
5:13 on here making a recipe out of the book
5:14 Brain saver books making a recipe out of
5:18 there if you just got on here that's the
5:20 infamous protocols book that's saving
5:23 people's lives around the world right
5:24 now
5:25 people are digging the protocols book
5:28 you've got to check it out if you don't
5:30 have it
5:31 anyway there it is the recipe we're
5:33 making right there Asian inspired potato
5:34 Skillet
5:36 I can't get enough of potato dishes
5:38 potato Skillets anything potato you
5:41 can't get enough of it
5:43 they just come out so darn good now I
5:45 got all kinds of killer stuff right here
5:47 so I got the potatoes but they're
5:49 steamed they're steamed you don't have
5:51 to use a steamed potato you can just you
5:53 can slice it you know hard and crunchy
5:57 potato when you throw it in the pan or
5:58 I'll already hear the heat kicking in
6:00 right there I hear the onions starting
6:02 to sizzle
6:04 remember
6:08 right facing out the blade facing out if
6:11 you're ever going to do the garlic trick
6:12 I've watched a lot of people screw up
6:14 I've watched people that have gone to
6:16 all kinds of Chef schools and everything
6:18 and they do it this way right there they
6:21 do it with the blade facing towards them
6:23 you don't want to do that you don't want
6:26 to do the garlic crushing trick like you
6:27 see this right here because the knife
6:29 flips up real easy and I've seen a dude
6:33 go like that
6:36 you know what I mean like that and like
6:38 that you don't want to ever do that you
6:41 want to flip it that way it says it's
6:42 not going to flip up as easy going that
6:44 way so when you do the garlic trip
6:51 you don't want to do it that way see one
6:54 thing
6:55 see what I'm saying
6:57 I got a friend that says it every second
6:58 see what I'm saying I go yeah I see what
7:00 you're saying you know you see what I
7:02 mean see what I'm saying you know what I
7:03 mean like oh I know what you mean
7:05 that's all right
7:09 and then two seconds later he'll go see
7:11 what I'm saying look like oh my God
7:13 I see what you're saying
7:19 you know what I mean you guys all right
7:23 I'm gonna chop up this garlic right here
7:26 if you guys don't mind
7:29 a little chopping action right here
7:34 okay so I'm putting a couple I'm gonna
7:37 finely slice them
7:40 not gonna give them a super chop finely
7:43 slice
7:49 nice all right
7:53 let's go we're gonna pop a little bit of
7:55 hot pepper flakes in here if you guys
7:57 don't mind I'm gonna see if I can show
7:59 you right there that's what I'll do
8:01 I'll do it this way if you guys don't
8:03 mind good to see you we're making a
8:06 little bit of food something that came
8:07 out of brain saver brain saver books by
8:10 the way
8:12 the brain saver books
8:14 helping a lot of people right now around
8:15 the world the results are coming in
8:18 everywhere it's
8:20 unbelievable okay
8:25 I'm gonna put a little bit of this hot
8:27 pepper in this dish right here if you
8:29 guys don't mind
8:33 this is a hot pepper
8:35 I'm saying that because remind yourself
8:38 when you're playing with hot peppers
8:40 you're busy you got company and you're
8:41 just I'm just gonna put a little bit in
8:43 here you got company
8:45 you're not thinking you're like yeah
8:47 yeah oh yeah yeah exactly hey no sit
8:50 down over there I'll bring a drink in a
8:51 minute oh yeah let me rub that hot
8:53 pepper in my eye because I'm not
8:54 thinking ah
8:56 you run out
9:02 I'm gonna rinse my hand off
9:06 because I will rub my eye
9:08 all right
9:10 I'm gonna do some shiitake mushroom
9:14 I'm gonna do some uh
9:17 we're gonna do some shrooms man
9:20 some shrooms all right you got about
9:23 like I don't know we're gonna do about
9:25 one and a half cups of stocky
9:28 we're gonna thinly slice them
9:30 that's what we're gonna do
9:35 shrooms here thinly slice them
9:38 it's up to you if you want the stem on
9:40 there or not
9:42 totally up to you
9:44 okay
9:45 you can keep the stem on
9:49 you can take the stem off
9:51 I'm going to keep the stem I'm going to
9:53 put it in there
9:54 stems a little bitter got a little
9:57 better Edge to it but I can't help it
10:00 I like I like my mushrooms man
10:06 dude
10:08 are you looking at this guy you see that
10:11 I don't know if that's a mushrooms
10:13 kicking in man or that's really like
10:19 is that Santa Claus man
10:21 is it Christmas
10:23 I see the reindeer in front of them
10:27 King Nora says you saved my daughter's
10:30 life from autism I owe you my life and
10:33 my daughter's life
10:34 I love you more than you could imagine
10:37 on YouTube thank you seriously
10:42 you're gonna get me choked up
10:48 I can't tell you what that means to me
10:58 loss for loss for words over here
11:00 actually
11:01 Trista Marie Trista Marie oh my God dot
11:04 dot dot you are making my day I love you
11:07 and my heart has been with you thank you
11:09 so much bless your heart bless your
11:12 heart
11:13 I'm popping some mushrooms in here if
11:15 you guys don't mind
11:20 suicide man
11:29 what shrooms are those
11:32 Uma Cali
11:35 I'm a Cali good to see you
11:39 it's been a long time since I said Uma
11:42 what are you up to
11:44 it's been a long time
11:47 let's get the pan going a little bit can
11:49 you guys see this right here
11:51 if you guys just got here we're making a
11:53 dish out of brain saver do you have the
11:55 brain saver books I promise you this you
11:57 won't be disappointed when you check out
11:59 the brains here when you crack open the
12:00 brain saver books you're just gonna be
12:02 like
12:03 are you kidding this is insane
12:07 the amount of information in there is
12:09 just
12:11 it's just
12:12 beyond beyond
12:14 all right so we got some different stuff
12:16 here let's see what's next what's next
12:20 we'll put something else in here just
12:22 reading comments as we go along too
12:24 how are you cooking without olive oil
12:27 yeah you don't need to cook with olive
12:29 oil you just don't
12:32 you don't have to drown it in oil
12:35 olive oil
12:36 that's a great oil
12:40 it's not a bad oil at all
12:43 but you don't need to it's a ceramic pan
12:46 ceramic pan but you don't need to drown
12:49 everything in oil guys I'm going to read
12:52 out of one of the books in a little bit
12:53 and just getting this going I'm going to
12:56 read a little bit about adrenaline
12:58 adrenalized emotions
13:03 now the potatoes are steamed so you
13:05 don't have to add them in quite yet you
13:08 could wait a little bit cook down some
13:09 of the other stuff
13:11 so maybe we can go with uh
13:15 to put a little bit of these false
13:17 flakes in here got some dull slicks
13:24 nice
13:25 I love I love dogs love it Atlantic
13:29 way to go
13:32 I'm gonna put in a cup of water
13:36 you can do healing broth because that's
13:37 actually what it calls for it calls for
13:39 healing broth alternative is water
13:41 that's the alternative so I popped that
13:44 in here it's great I'm going to crank up
13:47 the heat just a little bit
13:48 I'm gonna get this nice and going all
13:51 right let's start chopping up some other
13:54 stuff maybe we'll go with
13:55 um
13:56 some of these sugar snaps you guys love
14:00 sugar snaps
14:02 it's one of my favorite sugar snaps God
14:07 they're insane
14:11 so good good thinly slice them
14:15 you can do it this way
14:18 you can put them in whole if you really
14:20 like
14:21 right get some of these in here
14:30 a lot of people react differently to a
14:34 situation that's happening in their life
14:37 some people their adrenaline isn't
14:39 really happening in the moment as
14:41 something is happening meaning something
14:43 like
14:44 challenging in the moment right and then
14:47 some people would hit some later
14:49 right before they go to bed
14:52 and their mind is racing
14:54 they're they feel like their heart is
14:56 racing right
14:59 I always check my heart beat right here
15:02 that's what I always do
15:13 foreign
15:19 kind of gets you connected to the inner
15:22 workings
15:23 even when nothing is going on right no
15:26 adrenaline at all is happening
15:29 let's get some more of these sugar snaps
15:32 in really quick
15:40 I think I'm gonna put a few more in here
15:41 this is cooking up nice
15:44 this dish is actually going to be done
15:46 pretty soon this isn't going to take so
15:48 long how easy does it get
15:50 think about it
15:54 you get company and you're like worked
15:56 on it all day long all day
16:02 really
16:05 you don't need to
16:08 I might put in
16:12 actually oh that's looking good
16:17 let's see the mushrooms in here you'll
16:20 see the sugar snap peas checked it out
16:22 you guys you see the onions in here
16:24 onions are from my garden you all see
16:27 some hot pepper I threw in here too
16:31 it's a recipe you can use uncooked
16:33 potatoes remember that you don't have to
16:35 use steamed potatoes I'm using steamed
16:37 potatoes in this one just letting you
16:38 guys know giving you the heads up on
16:41 that you don't have to use
16:43 a steamed potato you can use a raw
16:46 potato right uncooked potatoes nothing
16:49 wrong with that I'm gonna pop a couple
16:50 more of these in here
16:53 you can just chop a four at a time just
16:55 like this
16:57 Swatch your fingers
17:02 it's coming together
17:04 go with a few more
17:08 come together right now
17:18 little beetles going on
17:23 all right
17:25 I might read pretty soon
17:27 let's just see what else there is to do
17:30 thank you
17:32 I turned up the heat a little bit more
17:34 this thing's gonna crank
17:36 did I put ginger in this yet I think
17:38 that's at the end
17:40 for the sauce
17:42 we'll do some lime and ginger sauce at
17:45 the end a little maple syrup the whole
17:47 bit I think potatoes are next
17:53 just want to get that water kind of out
17:58 mushrooms will actually make a lot more
18:00 moisture in your pan in your plate in
18:03 your you know your pots and all that
18:06 so mushrooms will do it it's normal
18:12 and simmer with the lid on I'm not going
18:14 to simmer with the lid on in this one
18:16 I'm just going to let it do its thing
18:19 um
18:19 but we're just about there let me let me
18:22 slice up some potatoes here
18:27 usually I do
18:29 so I'm slicing these up
18:31 just like this
18:33 okay I'm gonna make these nice slices
18:35 once again this is a steamed potato
18:40 I don't want it to crumble I want these
18:42 like to be just like this if I make them
18:45 too thin they're gonna fall apart
18:47 okay
18:52 there we go
18:54 I'm gonna keep this little end in there
18:56 actually I'll take a little lens move
18:58 the little ends out
18:59 let me just get these ready why that's
19:02 cooking along
19:08 taking these little here we go
19:13 this is a russet I really like russets
19:17 the potato police are always on my ass
19:21 Nightshade Nightshade medical medium
19:24 stupid he doesn't know anything about
19:26 health it's a nightshade
19:31 foreign
19:36 and then fear and Chaos ensues right
19:44 you'll hear people they'll say I can't
19:46 eat a potato my whole body just flares
19:49 up overnight
19:51 you sure it wasn't all the bad oil and
19:53 cheese and sour cream and whatever
19:59 or you sure it wasn't the potato chips
20:01 you ate
20:03 was it those
20:09 come on now fly on the wall
20:12 if I can only be a fly on the wall
20:18 that can only be a fly on the wall
20:25 so many things you'll see
20:27 that people just aren't aware of but so
20:29 many things you'll see when you're a fly
20:31 on the wall
20:33 you'll see a lot of crap going down
20:39 be like what is that person doing oh my
20:41 God what
20:43 no wonder
20:45 what happened was
20:48 they had a baked potato at the fast food
20:51 restaurant
20:53 sour cream
20:59 and dangerous chemicals laced all over
21:01 it
21:05 and some crazy canola oil worse
21:08 something else even worse and that's bad
21:13 all right so we're cutting these in nice
21:15 slices right here
21:19 I'm still gonna eat these ends because I
21:22 know that the food police might be out
21:24 there and I I know I'm gonna get shamed
21:27 see these little guys right here right
21:29 but believe me um
21:33 those are great
21:39 hmm
21:40 that's so good
21:44 so
21:46 this actually helps to stabilize
21:48 adrenals believe it or not this dish
21:50 it's so good
21:52 foreign
21:55 it's a grounding dish it really is I'm
21:58 gonna throw potatoes in here any minute
21:59 I'm just gonna get enough of them
22:04 you guys don't mind
22:09 there we go
22:14 how is everybody doing
22:22 that's what I'd like to know
22:28 all right here we go
22:32 let's get these in
22:37 the skillet
22:39 now they're going to stick to each other
22:41 right
22:48 I'm gonna pop these in right here now
22:50 listen raw potato is the way to go
22:52 probably I'm using steamed tonight by
22:55 the way Saturday night
22:57 I thought I would pop on
23:00 I had to make myself some dinner anyway
23:03 I figured hey look let's do it together
23:11 I'm going to be careful with these a
23:12 little bit because these are the steamed
23:15 ones so I'm going to be uh pretty gentle
23:17 with these
23:21 let's just get some
23:23 Steam and some heat through there
23:26 good to see you guys
23:29 hello glad to see you guys as well
23:40 all right let's get these
23:43 nice and hot
23:45 I'm gonna make a hot sauce if you guys
23:47 don't mind we're gonna read a little bit
23:49 in a little while if you guys got on
23:50 here I'm not just going to be cooking hi
23:52 mattress service
23:59 I am also going to read out of brain
24:02 saver for free
24:05 I'm not going to create a course or a
24:08 program and charge you seven thousand
24:11 nine hundred dollars for even though
24:13 there's nothing wrong with that out
24:14 there anybody can do what they want I'm
24:16 not just dissing it
24:18 I'm just saying I'm gonna read for free
24:23 I'm gonna pop a few more of these in
24:24 here
24:29 I am at your disposal
24:34 I don't know why that makes me laugh
24:40 for some reason it does
24:43 Charlotte from YouTube adrenals
24:47 what if the stomach has been too
24:49 scorched by adrenaline to tolerate
24:51 adrenal brain shots celery juice most
24:54 solid foods or supplements completely
24:56 understand
25:00 then it's baby steps it's baby steps
25:02 it's baby steps
25:04 check out the monocleanse check out
25:07 cleanse to heal take the book to your
25:08 doctor after your doctor what's right
25:10 for you
25:11 ask your doctor what's right for you
25:15 but cleanse the heel has the mono
25:17 cleanses in there man
25:20 they're just incredible just incredible
25:22 let's make a sauce while this is cooking
25:24 up
25:27 okay let me get a little bit of a sauce
25:30 Bowl
25:33 foreign
25:34 did I say we're live
25:39 wait cut the video cut the video we have
25:42 to edit that out
25:45 ew spilled water on them emergency let's
25:47 edit it out so nobody sees it
25:52 we don't do that here
25:57 sharonelle says which book is the recipe
25:59 in
26:01 protocols insane book an insane book
26:05 I mean look I kind of just
26:08 my way-hearted about it and stuff right
26:10 I pretend it's no big deal
26:13 but what's in this book is just
26:15 it's unmatched
26:17 seriously these are the greatest books
26:19 in all health history
26:21 mark my words you read them you'll know
26:25 what they offer is more than just
26:27 recipes but the recipes are insanely
26:29 incredible all on its own
26:44 foreign
26:53 gone all right
26:56 let's whisk up some type of sauce
27:00 two tablespoons
27:02 of fresh lime juice
27:08 I hear some Canadian geese in the
27:11 background
27:13 powerful meditation right there
27:16 hearing the geese fly over
27:18 from when it starts
27:19 as they're traveling closer
27:22 and they're getting closer
27:26 the geese right it's not a great
27:28 imitation of some geese I'll have to
27:30 practice and I will later on believe it
27:32 believe me I actually will and the geese
27:34 are flying closer closer and then
27:36 they're leaving and you've got to tune
27:37 in you have to tune in as the geese are
27:39 leaving right
27:41 and even if you don't catch them with
27:43 your eyes
27:45 you just
27:46 listen until they go out of range
27:49 completely
27:51 talking about rewiring the brand that's
27:54 a great one right there
27:57 nobody knows that one
28:00 but that's what happens on these lives
28:02 stuff will come from Spirit of
28:04 compassion
28:08 it's mind-blowing
28:10 medical medium can you guide me to what
28:13 book
28:14 has info on gastroparesis
28:19 check out the monocleanse and cleanse
28:21 the heel cleanse to heal and brain saver
28:24 cleanse the heel and brain saver let's
28:26 squeeze some lime juice here
28:34 did I bring the heat down I did
28:37 it's good to see you guys
28:39 I'm just squeezing some lime juice it's
28:41 part of the sauce the secret sauce
28:49 the secret sauce anytime I go eat at a
28:52 friend's house and they say it's a
28:53 secret sauce I'm like
28:56 I'm like dude
28:57 dude I don't like that because I don't
29:01 know what your secret sauce is
29:04 unless I really try to spy or ask SOC or
29:08 something and I'm not in the mood to do
29:10 that when I'm like having a night out
29:12 for the moment which is one in a zillion
29:14 times right one in zillion years and if
29:17 a friend's like
29:18 is my secret sauce I'm like like what
29:21 what did you what crap did you put in
29:23 here
29:27 [Music]
29:28 I don't trust I don't trust
29:31 some people's secret sauces do you
29:36 sure I'll have that sure that's great uh
29:38 that's oh yeah a little sour a little
29:40 sweet
29:41 salty a little oily
29:44 yeah that's good can you tell me every
29:47 single thing that's in there because
29:49 I want to know
29:51 [Music]
29:53 and don't hold any of it out
29:56 secret sauce
30:05 like who knows
30:09 sure it's just mayonnaise
30:12 hey Debbie don't worry it's mayonnaise
30:15 it's um Worcestershire sauce it's uh
30:23 wow I love lime juice you guys
30:26 all right what else is going in there
30:27 maple syrup two tablespoons of maple
30:28 syrup
30:30 um
30:33 maple syrup
30:40 love the smell of maple syrup
30:42 two tablespoons of maple syrup let's get
30:44 that in there
30:47 I think I got maple syrup on my nose
30:53 producers edit it out aw got maple syrup
30:57 on his nose you know let's get him ready
30:59 again no we do it live we don't do that
31:02 all right
31:04 get a fork
31:10 two tablespoons of tomato paste
31:13 nice
31:18 that's what you want to hear right there
31:21 best sound ever if you're gonna have
31:23 something like out of a jar
31:25 best sound ever I'm trained
31:28 trained to hear that sound because if it
31:31 sounds like this
31:33 wait did I hear the pop is it did it pop
31:42 all right you guys we're gonna be
31:43 reading in a little bit just bear with
31:45 me if you can two tablespoons right here
31:47 some tomato paste nice
31:49 nice
31:53 I'm excited about that bam
31:56 all right right
31:59 get at these freshly grated Ginger
32:03 get a little piece
32:09 some strong stuff a lot of people they
32:11 don't like it
32:13 a lot of people do like it
32:17 I peel off the Skins when I'm making
32:19 recipes a lot of times right if I'm
32:22 juicing the ginger I'll leave the skin
32:25 on
32:27 a lot of times
32:29 right I peel it off for company and
32:33 stuff company's coming over
32:35 last thing you need is somebody doing
32:37 this like they're eating and they're
32:39 like this
32:41 really good really good
32:44 what was this in in here
32:48 you know that's just a ginger
32:50 skin don't worry about it
32:55 I'm gonna just chop this up pretty good
32:57 if you guys don't mind just bear with me
32:59 here
33:00 I'm Gonna Get This Ginger
33:05 chopped up here
33:17 you don't want big pieces in here you do
33:19 want to grate
33:21 it right now actually I probably do
33:24 um I actually do have one
33:27 double 07 MD great to see you
33:31 great to see you hey MF great to see you
33:35 back mm all my patients and myself are
33:37 absolutely pleased keep your sense of
33:39 humor up
33:42 I think I will I think I will keep my
33:46 surgery since you were up
33:52 all right let's pop a little bit of
33:54 ginger in there don't make it too crazy
33:58 a little bit more boom
34:02 heck no no secret sauces for me Erica
34:04 Brown said
34:06 let's go with a little bit of hot red
34:07 pepper flakes
34:10 you guys know me I do like hot peppers
34:12 uh I'm guilty of the crime of liking
34:15 Heat
34:18 foreign
34:20 just lost a little bit of hot pepper in
34:23 there
34:26 I think a potato went South and it flew
34:28 off two tablespoons of water in here
34:33 for some reason I have exactly that two
34:36 tablespoons of water right here
34:38 [Music]
34:43 I think I'm gonna mix this up I'm gonna
34:45 whisk it if you guys don't mind I'm
34:47 gonna do a little bit of whisking
34:50 now I'm gonna even put it in here
34:53 I'm gonna whisk it in here
35:03 I'm gonna do a little bit of whisking
35:06 you guys this is the sauce
35:09 this is the Asian inspired Skillet
35:11 potato skillet
35:13 insanely good like insanely good
35:19 check out the brain saver books brain
35:21 saver protocols I haven't talked about
35:22 the brain saver books and God knows how
35:24 long I can't even remember now you got
35:26 the protocols book you want this book
35:29 you'll see when you open it you crack it
35:31 open we're just doing the recipe right
35:33 there
35:35 the heavy metal detox smoothies the
35:37 advanced heavy metal detox smoothies
35:42 an extractor all the brain shot
35:44 Therapies
35:45 and even more than that more than that
35:48 can even be possible it is
35:52 all right we got the sauce
35:58 there's a lemon on here that was only in
36:00 case I didn't have the lime but I had
36:02 the lime
36:03 so if you're confused if you see the
36:05 lemon just please not to worry it'll be
36:08 okay I'm not using because you might be
36:10 like whoa do I need a lemon something's
36:12 wrong here
36:13 right
36:15 when the potatoes are almost ready
36:17 because you're using raw potatoes I'm
36:19 using a steamed potato they're ready
36:21 anyway
36:22 when the potatoes are almost ready stir
36:24 in the sauce
36:28 cook for three to two to three minutes
36:31 if you can
36:34 I'm gonna stir in the sauce
36:45 it's actually really exciting because
36:48 I'm hungry
36:50 if you ever hear anybody say I'm hungry
36:53 I'm bleep hungry I'm bleeping hungry
36:58 right there you go
37:01 you got you got it right there the sauce
37:03 is in there okay
37:06 there's a potato Skillet right there
37:08 Asian Potato Skillet now I'm gonna be
37:10 reading a little bit of brain saver
37:11 adrenaline
37:13 emotions
37:16 let it cook for a couple of minutes
37:18 pan still playing hot
37:22 there's no vinegar
37:25 fancy that no vinegar
37:28 vinegar
37:30 on every vinegar label whether it's
37:33 apple cider vinegar or not it should say
37:35 if you're concerned about losing your
37:38 teeth down the road
37:40 do not consume this product that's it
37:44 all vinegars apple cider vinegar
37:45 included even though that's the best
37:47 vinegar
37:48 all right
37:50 there's no vinegar in here
37:54 I think people don't realize they get
37:56 vinegar to death in their cooking
37:59 eating out and everything else what you
38:01 do is you chop up a little cilantro
38:03 I'm going to serve this this is coming
38:06 out great
38:08 there we go
38:10 let it cook for another minute
38:13 you might be able to find a plate
38:17 small plate I have a large plate
38:31 this is actually simmering up nice
38:34 but let's do this
38:37 let's do this
38:40 chop up some cilantro when we serve it
38:43 we'll just chop it up now though we'll
38:45 have it ready
38:47 put the cilantro out of my garden right
38:49 here okay
38:53 here we go
38:56 now here's what this is cilantro that
38:58 has been growing for quite a long time
39:00 you know how it changes
39:02 you guys know what happens to Cilantro
39:04 when it bypasses that certain moment in
39:08 time and then a few weeks later it turns
39:12 kind of frizzy
39:13 and then you get
39:15 coriander kind of seed going on that
39:18 whole vibe right
39:20 so this is but I love cilantro even at
39:24 this stage seriously chop a little bit
39:26 of cilantro that will go on after
39:31 and chop up a little bit of
39:33 pepper as well
39:37 hopefully my jokes are pleasing
39:44 this is a very hot pepper what I'm gonna
39:47 do is stay away from those seeds just in
39:49 case others want to enjoy
39:53 so what I'm going to do is cut this
39:54 pepper another one
39:58 yes I hope my sense of humor is pleasing
40:00 to the ears
40:03 so I am at your disposal and At Your
40:06 Service
40:09 I'm going to slice this up you don't
40:10 want to go too crazy you don't want to
40:12 shred it you kind of want it to stick
40:15 around you want people to be able to
40:16 avoid it if they want if you've got a
40:18 really hot pepper like that you want
40:19 them to be able to actually avoid it and
40:22 be like can I just move this hot pepper
40:24 out a little bit
40:27 foreign
40:30 it's like that Home Alone movie right
40:34 you got it on your hands you so well
40:36 that was aftershave right
40:38 smack it on your face and then you start
40:41 screaming
40:44 thing is with hot pepper it's it's legit
40:46 I can't tell you over the years how many
40:48 people were like
40:51 like
40:52 in trouble from it for so many various
40:56 reasons all right I'm gonna plate this
40:59 and then I'm gonna pop on some of the
41:01 you know the fresh stuff on top
41:03 here with Amber says look so good
41:09 samber
41:18 what are you making
41:20 Rose
41:24 I am making this recipe right here Asian
41:27 inspired potato Skillet I'm about to
41:28 Plate it then I'm gonna read out of one
41:30 of the brain saver books about
41:31 adrenaline and emotions
41:33 it's an incredible recipe
41:39 okay
41:43 how can I do this appropriately
41:50 now if you're familiar with medical
41:51 media medical medium uh cooking show
41:54 medical medium recipes you'll notice
41:56 that I do mess up a lot in different
41:58 areas there's always some crazy spillage
42:01 something hits the floor but it looks
42:02 like we're actually in a better place
42:04 I'm gonna shut that off looks like we're
42:06 in a better place right now with that
42:08 meaning like it's not happening or
42:16 but I would like to Plate it nicely
42:20 something that would be really
42:25 I was going to try to make it look good
42:27 you guys want to come over
42:30 you guys want to come over and and uh
42:34 I'm gonna do you ever see this in
42:36 cooking shows right everybody always
42:37 takes this and they're like
42:41 pork is in there right pork tenderloins
42:44 and everything else and they put some
42:46 kind of weird syrup syrupy like sauce
42:48 down on there right
42:52 and they clean it off
42:56 nice
43:00 let's garnish it
43:03 but let me just take a look
43:05 okay so my bad my bad
43:10 you'll see the garnishing here are
43:12 larger pieces of cilantro I had kind of
43:14 the frizzier parts and I chopped the
43:17 out of it is what I did on The
43:19 Cutting Board
43:20 the peppers though look good I think
43:22 that's gonna work so let's pop that on
43:27 I'm gonna pop a little bit of this fresh
43:29 cilantro right here
43:34 I gotta tell you I'm actually really
43:36 psyched to eat this
43:37 really really excited
43:40 look a little bit of cilantro on there
43:42 and then I'm gonna pop some of these hot
43:44 fresh hot peppers on here too
43:46 you can be that person to just remove it
43:49 with your fork Maybe
43:53 but don't remove them with your fingers
43:56 and then try to like fix an eyebrow or
44:00 fixed eyeliner or something like that
44:03 whatever
44:07 yep or some uh
44:14 that is it right there I am going to try
44:17 one of these if you guys don't mind
44:20 I'll try this little one here
44:25 oh my God
44:27 oh yeah that's insane that's insane
44:30 that is so freaking good
44:35 that is so good I'm gonna kind of stick
44:36 it over here
44:39 [Music]
44:40 I'm actually proud of this one I'm so
44:42 proud of this one
44:46 lined I'm going to do this
44:48 can I show this off
44:52 can I show this off a little bit
44:57 that is good
44:59 proud of that one right there so I'm
45:00 gonna just clean off the board for a
45:02 second a little bit
45:06 now what that dish is that dish is out
45:08 of the brain saver books
45:10 it's out of the protocols
45:12 Cajun inspired potato
45:15 Skillet yeah you're not afraid of
45:18 potatoes
45:20 did someone
45:22 give you misinformation
45:24 about potatoes so they give you
45:26 disinformation about potatoes did they
45:28 lie about potatoes
45:32 scary nightshade
45:34 so bad for us
45:37 come on it's not bad for us we know that
45:40 right I've written enough about potatoes
45:43 just over the years
45:45 and you know the thing is about medical
45:47 medium information
45:48 it changes the course of everything just
45:51 a decade ago everybody was scared to
45:53 death of the potato in the health
45:55 movement come on you guys who are
45:56 seasoned you know what I'm talking about
45:57 right come on people who just are in you
46:00 know they're in in it in the last couple
46:01 years whatever
46:02 they may not think so they may think oh
46:05 I heard good things about potato you
46:07 guys have no idea no idea how bad it was
46:13 and for so long right this thing's
46:15 really hot I'm gonna move this over you
46:16 guys
46:24 everybody was scared to death
46:27 scared to death of potatoes everybody in
46:30 the home yes Connie Gibson's is yes
46:32 eight explanation points I stopped
46:34 eating potatoes because the carbs but
46:37 now I eat them
46:40 all right I'm getting excited I'm
46:41 getting too excited
46:44 let's get the brain saver book out
46:46 page 90 is where I'm going
46:58 yeah this is no joke you got to be
47:01 seasoned you got to be in it for a while
47:02 throughout throughout the years to know
47:04 that potato was literally the Antichrist
47:09 it was the Antichrist
47:11 it was Satan like that's what the potato
47:14 was
47:15 they were evil
47:19 took a lot of years and a lot of
47:22 Summits and lectures and everything else
47:24 that I could possibly do and in the
47:26 books teach people that it's actually a
47:28 healing food
47:36 went back to my usual self
47:38 foreign
47:40 adrenalized emotions
47:43 so I'm on page 90 a brain saver
47:48 they're on sale amazon.com us like 50
47:51 off or something close to that which is
47:53 incredible
47:56 but I'm just going to give you the
47:57 forewarning or go to the library get
47:58 them for free at the library
48:00 I'm gonna give you a forewarning now
48:02 seriously your mind's gonna be blown
48:05 probably only going to be able to read
48:07 peace at a time because it's so packed
48:10 and so mind-blowing if you're somebody
48:12 that just wants to try to cut through
48:14 these books
48:15 you're just your head's just going to be
48:17 like exploding every minute because it's
48:20 like that
48:22 well pages but
48:25 The Refuge recipe on is it page 402 I
48:28 saw that right there page 402 of
48:30 protocols
48:37 hello
48:41 Adrenalize emotions
48:45 adrenaline heightens everything going on
48:48 in the brain electrically
48:51 because adrenaline is explosive in the
48:55 brain when it heads to the brain and it
48:57 hits those neurons those electrical
48:59 impulses it's explosive that's why
49:02 there's so many Adrenaline Junkies and
49:04 that's why there's so many people just
49:05 hooked on adrenaline that's why there's
49:07 people doing all kinds of crazy stuff
49:08 because of adrenaline right
49:11 when we get emotionally challenged on
49:13 any level and that could be anything
49:14 that could be anything
49:16 seriously when we get emotionally
49:18 challenged with anything
49:22 whether good or bad did I say good
49:25 even good stuff seriously
49:27 whether in a brand new relationship with
49:30 a partner
49:31 you know that brand new relationship a
49:33 brand new friendship
49:35 and you're just like oh my God oh my God
49:37 you're like me you're like me I'm like
49:39 you I'm like you it's a brand new
49:40 friendship a brand new relationship
49:42 right adrenaline's just like pumping
49:45 it's a good adrenaline
49:47 but still it can be tough right you need
49:50 to rest in between
49:51 you need to rest in between and do good
49:54 things for yourself
49:55 whether it's a brand new relationship
49:57 with a partner
50:00 how many times have I heard like the
50:03 first six months of a brand new
50:04 relationship
50:06 and it's like out of control right and
50:09 six months later or eight months later
50:11 things seem to kind of calm down they
50:14 seem to kind of calm down but that first
50:15 six months this first three months the
50:17 adrenaline is just pumping pumping
50:22 Lisa says on Facebook uh bad brand new
50:26 relationship
50:30 a new boss or in a new friendship with a
50:32 co-worker co-workers
50:36 whether with the excitement of going on
50:39 a vacation or taking time off to do
50:41 something we love whether deciding to go
50:44 skiing one day or riding a motorcycle
50:45 anything we do adrenaline plays a role I
50:48 know people they made vacations after
50:51 their vacations
50:54 they go on a big vacation they come back
50:56 they need a vacation so they go and take
50:58 a vacation after they had a big long
51:01 vacation
51:03 and then you need a vacation after that
51:05 vacation and whoa if they're fortunate
51:08 enough they can vacation all year long
51:10 but they gotta rest in between for the
51:12 people asking what cooking utensils and
51:14 food products they use check out my my
51:16 directory
51:17 medicalme.com
51:22 adrenaline fuel on the fire check this
51:24 out you guys I'm reading out a brain
51:26 saver you've got to have these books
51:28 come on
51:29 when we have a good experience
51:31 adrenaline is released from the adrenal
51:33 glands
51:35 when we have a good experience our
51:37 adrenals go
51:40 I don't have a lot of props with me
51:42 tonight but like they just go right
51:46 got two adrenal glands right here
51:50 you know so there's just like squeezing
51:52 you have a good experience they're going
51:54 they're off
51:55 you're going off
51:58 some limes
52:02 when that adrenaline touches electricity
52:05 there's no electricity in my body
52:07 there's no electricity in your body yeah
52:10 there is
52:11 there is
52:12 we know that
52:14 when that electricity electrician yeah
52:16 you need electrician sometimes for that
52:18 electricity in the body when that is
52:20 your cut cut cut edit edit
52:24 we're live we don't do that
52:28 healthy adrenaline helps fuel the
52:30 electrical Grid it's undiscovered by
52:33 medical research and science that
52:35 adrenaline is filled with receptor
52:37 compounds so this is something that's
52:38 really Advanced so the medical medium
52:40 books are highly Advanced right
52:42 information in here
52:45 that you won't hear anywhere else
52:47 but there are receptor compounds in
52:50 Adrenaline these receptor compounds are
52:52 designed for the electrical Grid in the
52:54 brain only specifically for the
52:56 electrical Grid in the brain so when
52:58 adrenaline is released from your adrenal
53:01 glands it's flowing through your body
53:04 whether a good experience bad experience
53:06 it's flowing through the body these
53:08 receptors inside that adrenaline that's
53:11 pumping right
53:12 those receptors are designed for the
53:16 brain
53:20 these receptor compounds are designed
53:22 for the electrical Grid in the brain
53:23 when the compounds hit the electricity
53:25 of the brain your electrical impulse
53:28 they light up and ignite like fireflies
53:31 or like bugs hitting a bug zapper
53:34 so is that adrenaline is you know
53:38 entering the brain your brain is
53:40 receiving that adrenaline it just lights
53:43 up the grid
53:44 fireflies and bugs adrenaline is a
53:48 necessity in small healthy amounts we
53:50 required it in all everyday living and
53:52 functioning adrenaline behaves
53:54 differently
53:55 from oxygen while adrenaline Burns Like
53:58 Oxygen inside the body it does so with a
54:01 more rapid aggressive intense heat so
54:04 oxygen that gets inside your bloodstream
54:06 gets your brain actually Burns it gets
54:09 utilized
54:11 but adrenaline is much more intense
54:14 adrenaline's Fire doesn't squelch easily
54:16 with water and glucose although water
54:19 hydration and glucose are still critical
54:21 to address the brain heat from
54:22 adrenaline so here's something that
54:24 happens
54:25 a lot of people stroke out
54:28 I'm serious a lot of people stroke out
54:31 because it's all
54:34 timing
54:36 it's all like that Perfect Storm
54:40 chronic dehydration not enough glucose
54:43 in the brain not enough hydration to the
54:46 brain
54:48 and then the right amount of aggravation
54:52 all of it combined low-grade viral
54:56 infections immune systems down low in
54:59 this perfect storm and if they were just
55:02 hydrated a little bit more
55:06 could have made all the difference
55:09 prevent it you know that ischemic attack
55:16 imagine you're experiencing something
55:18 good skiing down a slope is that good
55:22 a lot of people love it
55:25 I mean
55:27 maybe I'm just a downer am I just like a
55:30 downer
55:31 you don't want to see people skiing down
55:33 the slope I'm like whoa whoa whoa break
55:35 breaking no could break a leg nope that
55:37 could blow look out
55:39 but I'm just worried about everybody so
55:41 that's just me I know people don't give
55:43 a A lot of people don't give a
55:44 and they'll just be like whatever people
55:45 do what they're gonna do but actually
55:47 I'm concerned take me to a ski slope
55:50 hanging out and I'll just be like whoa
55:53 just be careful whoa
55:55 someone just tore their ankle off their
55:57 body
56:00 your adrenal's pumping because you're
56:01 about to hit a tricky spot so when
56:03 you're skiing just say I'm just using
56:06 that as an example right here and you're
56:07 hitting heading for a tricky spot your
56:09 adrenals are just
56:12 just releasing and releasing
56:16 and that's what's you know that's
56:18 interesting because if you had an injury
56:19 doing something
56:21 right you may not feel that injury as
56:24 much as someone else feels an injury
56:27 because the adrenaline was pumping
56:30 during that injury
56:34 for the excitement of that challenge
56:35 alone it's worth it to go when you go
56:37 down the slope right that excitement of
56:39 the adrenaline it's worth it alone
56:40 Euphoria and Clarity come when
56:43 adrenaline is hitting the electrical
56:44 grid during a good experience
56:47 it puts you in the feeling of being in
56:49 the zone
56:51 even like it's like finding a new
56:54 relationship
56:55 you're falling in love
56:57 and you're just in the zone
56:59 that adrenaline is just pumping
57:02 Stacy Island on YouTube I missed you
57:04 it's so great to see you great to be
57:06 back it is
57:08 as your adrenals start filling your
57:10 blood with adrenaline all that
57:12 adrenaline gasoline
57:15 reaches your brain and ignites its
57:18 electrical Grid it's more adrenaline and
57:21 a more intense blend of adrenaline than
57:23 the gentle mild levels of adrenaline
57:25 hitting your electrical grid when you're
57:26 showering or brushing your teeth so that
57:28 leads to this if you're doing the
57:31 simplest things and
57:33 don't get me wrong brushing your teeth
57:35 is actually sometimes an impossibility
57:37 for somebody who's got chronic illness
57:39 and they're struggling they can't even
57:40 stand up long enough in the bathroom to
57:42 brush their teeth or they don't have
57:44 strength in their arms and so forth to
57:46 do so
57:47 that's something on the screen here so
57:49 yeah and
57:54 so the point is is that so many people
57:57 they don't have the ability to shower so
57:59 easy they don't have the ability to
58:01 function so easy it takes adrenaline to
58:03 do all that but when you're really
58:05 struggling with chronic illness
58:06 sometimes it's like impossible and it's
58:09 really hard
58:10 I've seen over the years people chronic
58:12 illness just the water hitting their
58:14 back or their head in the shower it's
58:18 just too much after they get out of the
58:20 shower and they get to their mattress
58:22 Island they're done for an hour or more
58:25 that was a big thing
58:30 see George Payne says
58:34 which one of the books is Anthony
58:36 reading
58:38 brain saver right here page 90.
58:46 as your adrenals are feeling start
58:48 filling up your blood with adrenaline
58:50 all that adrenaline like I said becomes
58:53 like fuel for the fire gasoline
58:57 it reaches your brain and ignites its
58:59 electrical grid
59:01 it's more adrenaline and a more intense
59:04 blend of adrenaline than the gentle mild
59:06 levels like I was saying of showering or
59:08 brushing your teeth or going to the
59:10 bathroom it takes adrenaline
59:12 to do number two
59:14 it takes adrenaline
59:17 to eliminate it takes adrenaline to
59:19 urinate
59:22 what about an
59:23 unhelming
59:25 yeah
59:27 what about an unhappy moment uh-huh
59:32 a lot of us experience that a bad
59:35 experience what about a bad experience
59:38 what about betrayal whoa
59:41 what is that in my back
59:45 I said knife
59:47 I had a knife in my back
59:50 what about betrayal what about getting a
59:52 message from your best friend that
59:54 reveals she didn't understand you after
59:56 all these years
59:59 everything you've poured out to this
1:00:02 friend all your vulnerabilities
1:00:03 weaknesses and soul Secrets it's as if
1:00:07 she never heard any of it and she
1:00:09 delivers a blow you never thought
1:00:11 possible
1:00:13 the adrenals release their chemicals and
1:00:15 an intense adrenaline blend geared to
1:00:18 power you through the moment of betrayal
1:00:20 rushes to your brain hits the electrical
1:00:22 grid and catches on fire
1:00:26 the reason you get this adrenaline fires
1:00:29 to provide Clarity faster thinking who
1:00:33 screwed me over man what faster thinking
1:00:35 and Clarity I need to know now
1:00:40 this is incredible information
1:00:43 haven't been in this book in a while
1:00:48 that's insane
1:00:54 the reason you get this adrenaline fire
1:00:56 is to provide Clarity and faster
1:00:59 thinking and the strength to override
1:01:01 any mental blocks or smaller injuries
1:01:04 already in the brain so many people have
1:01:07 smaller injuries in the brain they don't
1:01:09 know it all kinds of things in the brain
1:01:12 talk about that in the brain books so
1:01:14 you can be quick on your feet during
1:01:16 this this challenging emotional
1:01:17 experience you got to be quick on your
1:01:20 feet when you have an emotional
1:01:21 experience like that
1:01:23 the adrenaline fire is there to help set
1:01:25 you on A New Path power you to a safer
1:01:28 land and new experiences so it's not
1:01:30 like this terrible thing you're betrayed
1:01:32 and you got an adrenaline surge
1:01:35 but it's there to power you through this
1:01:39 adrenaline fire is also why when
1:01:41 somebody goes through an emotional
1:01:43 experience they can feel so drained and
1:01:46 worn out afterward that it's difficult
1:01:49 to function for months
1:01:53 that ain't no joke
1:01:54 when the adrenaline subsides from the
1:01:57 electrical grid feelings of sadness and
1:01:59 depression or brain exhaustion can be
1:02:02 elevated if you had a difficult
1:02:04 situation any kind of emotional
1:02:06 experience with somebody else any kind
1:02:07 of Confrontation abuse or any kind of
1:02:11 struggle emotionally with others
1:02:14 something happens betrayal you feel
1:02:18 sadness depression anger back to
1:02:21 depression back to sadness and then you
1:02:24 feel a brain exhaustion
1:02:27 and that can elevate
1:02:31 it's why bouncing back can take so long
1:02:34 so many people need to have time to
1:02:37 bounce back anytime to bounce back
1:02:42 Erica Brown says I know that feeling
1:02:44 from abuse also
1:02:46 it's just it's I it's so true
1:02:53 I'm sorry you've gone through anything
1:02:56 it's why bouncing back can take so long
1:02:58 and why some don't even bounce back
1:03:02 some don't even bounce back I mean
1:03:04 that's why we need to do things for our
1:03:05 brain and heal and do things and work on
1:03:07 our healing process
1:03:14 and some don't even bounce back
1:03:17 and why some
1:03:18 struggle so much if the brain is up
1:03:20 against acidity deficiencies poisons and
1:03:23 toxins which the books talk about like
1:03:26 in in detail it's all the harder to
1:03:30 recover from the intense adrenaline
1:03:31 surge of an emotional blow
1:03:37 incredible information brain saver right
1:03:39 there you guys that was paid 90 on brain
1:03:42 saver
1:03:43 there's so much information in here that
1:03:45 alone
1:03:46 it's just like a few paragraphs that's
1:03:50 it
1:03:51 there's so much in here yes we just made
1:03:54 the recipe I am going to have
1:03:58 a fun time eating it I'm excited
1:04:01 right
1:04:03 there's so much information in these
1:04:04 books check them out when you can
1:04:07 I might have a little bit of food really
1:04:09 quick I'm gonna put it on top of the
1:04:12 book I hope that's okay that's not a bad
1:04:14 thing though hmm
1:04:17 you guys
1:04:25 hits a spot like no other
1:04:29 keep in mind always
1:04:33 if you ever feel alone
1:04:36 if you feel like
1:04:37 no one understands you
1:04:40 and they don't understand what you're
1:04:41 going through
1:04:44 even if they're just you know their
1:04:47 hearts in it you know their intentions
1:04:48 are good and they want to understand
1:04:50 that if you feel alone and you feel like
1:04:53 no one gets you
1:04:55 struggling with the chronic illness
1:04:57 whether it's a fatigue or the brain fog
1:05:00 or the pain
1:05:03 keep in mind that somebody's watching
1:05:07 keep in mind always
1:05:09 whether it's the angels
1:05:12 God above
1:05:15 or even if you don't believe in God
1:05:18 something is watching it
1:05:21 from out there and up there
1:05:25 anyway
1:05:27 I love you guys dearly
1:05:29 incredible I'm glad we get to spend a
1:05:31 little time got to spend a little bit of
1:05:32 time together making a recipe
1:05:34 I'm excited about it I'm gonna have some
1:05:36 food
1:05:37 good to see you guys and I can't wait to
1:05:40 see you guys again