Topic: Crohn S Disease

Chris Bledsoe experienced a life-changing entity encounter in 2007 while fishing on the Cape Fear River, which reportedly resulted in the spontaneous healing of his Crohn's disease. Since then, the Bledsoe family has documented high strangeness involving glowing orbs and a prophetic entity known as The Lady. These events attracted intense scrutiny from NASA, the CIA, and the Invisible College, leading to the 2022 publication of the book UFO of God.

The host recounts a failed attempt to have Chris Bledsoe heal his deafness, which involved sending a photo and a lock of hair. Ryan Bledsoe explains that his father's healing ability is not a "magic trick" under his direct control but rather a request made to the entities that is sometimes granted. Despite the host's lack of results, the family maintains that dozens of others have been successfully healed of various ailments.

Dolan details a lifelong history of medical interventions beginning with a C-section and a severe reaction to a childhood vaccine that resulted in clinical death and emergency surgery. He describes suffering from chronic lung problems, brain fog, and social isolation throughout his youth. A second major injury occurred at age 17 following a mandatory swine flu vaccine for football, which triggered cystic acne, agoraphobia, and symptoms of mercury toxicity.

The discussion highlights the dangers of the acne medication Accutane, noting its link to Crohn's disease and severe psychological side effects. Dolan explains that the drug is a toxic form of Vitamin A that dehydrates cells, potentially leading to permanent neurological and physical damage. The segment references a news story about a teenager on Accutane who crashed a helicopter, illustrating the extreme mental health risks associated with the drug.

Chris Bledsoe joins the program to discuss over a decade of close contact with otherworldly intelligences. The discussion references his initial 2007 encounter near the Cape Fear River in Fayetteville, North Carolina, which allegedly resulted in his healing from Crohn's disease. Carlwood notes Bledsoe's connections to the Invisible College and high-level government officials interested in the ET mystery.

John Brisson reports that nearly 500 free copies of his book, Fix Your Gut, have been distributed to listeners seeking relief from conditions like Crohn's disease, gastritis, and ulcerative colitis. The book serves as a manual for specific protocols and dietary changes. Brisson emphasizes his commitment to the community and providing actionable knowledge for those suffering from chronic digestive ailments.

Ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease are attributed to Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis (MAP), a bacteria found in ruminant animals like cows and goats. John Brisson disputes the idea that meat in general causes these issues, pointing specifically to the MAP infection. He shares success stories of putting patients into remission by removing ruminant products and using herbal protocols to target the bacteria.

The segment examines the link between gut dysbiosis and conditions like autism and Crohn's disease. Brisson argues that Crohn's is often caused by Mycobacterium avian paratuberculosis (MAP) found in ruminant animal products, rather than being a random autoimmune failure. He criticizes the medical industry for treating symptoms with TNF alpha blockers instead of addressing the underlying bacterial infections and dietary triggers.

For those suffering from chronic conditions like Crohn's disease, the guest recommends focusing on cellular nutrition rather than anti-inflammatories. A major emphasis is placed on replacing processed table salt (sodium chloride) with natural salts like Himalayan or Celtic salt, which contain over 100 essential trace minerals. The segment posits that many modern ailments stem from mineral deficiencies caused by "dead" processed foods.

Patrick Jordan links circulating immune complexes from vaccines to chronic inflammatory conditions like arthritis, spondylitis, and phlebitis. He suggests that gastrointestinal disorders such as Crohn's disease and irritable bowel syndrome are results of serum sickness. Furthermore, he claims the medical system intentionally induces sterility to profit from reproductive interventions like in vitro fertilization.

The guest lists various conditions GCMAF reportedly treats, including Lyme disease, autism, Crohn's, and Parkinson's. He explains that the protein cannot be ingested orally due to stomach acid but can be administered via droppers, nebulizers, or suppositories. Noakes highlights success in using "biofilm busters" like bromelain alongside GCMAF to treat Lyme disease.

Kyle Prindaville shares his personal journey of moving his family from St. Louis, Missouri, to Aurora, Colorado, to seek legal access to medical cannabis. Diagnosed with Crohn's disease, he explains that the move was necessary to avoid criminalization while using cannabis as an alternative to pharmaceutical pills and surgery. He concludes by promoting a crowdfunding campaign for a video series documenting this transition.

The discussion covers the effectiveness of hemp oil for Crohn's disease, citing the testimonial of Shana Banda, author of "Live Free or Die." Simpson claims the oil has even successfully treated flesh-eating disease. He contrasts these results with the "poison" of the pharmaceutical industry, specifically criticizing Accutane and the use of radiation in CAT scans which can cause further cellular mutation.