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Episode 4: Spoiled Rotten<br />
cause <strong>the</strong> liver to release all its toxins. Nothing helps <strong>the</strong> liver clean out<br />
faster and more efficiently and more effectively than coffee enemas.<br />
And for <strong>cancer</strong> patients when you’re breaking down a tumor quickly with<br />
<strong>the</strong> enzyme you got all this tumor debris that can be deadly and life<br />
threatening. It gets <strong>the</strong> liver to work better so <strong>the</strong>y process <strong>the</strong>se tumor<br />
wastes very effectively. And <strong>the</strong>n you just poop <strong>the</strong>m out with <strong>the</strong><br />
enemas.<br />
Paul Barattiero: If we really look at our body, three-quarters of our body<br />
is water, if we’re properly hydrated. Most people are not. We know that<br />
70 to 80 percent of America is chronically dehydrated. So that’s ano<strong>the</strong>r<br />
whole problem. But why is water important Water, believe it or not,<br />
functions in every system from joints to <strong>the</strong> brain to <strong>the</strong> blood is 93<br />
percent water. So people don’t think even down to <strong>the</strong> bones are 13 to<br />
22 percent. So water is everywhere in our system and it’s critical to<br />
health that we are properly hydrated. When we are not properly<br />
hydrated our metabolic rate is reduced, our thought processes are<br />
reduced, <strong>the</strong> toxins that we eat are supposed to be removing are not<br />
happening. And so our body’s are taxed and burdened with having to do<br />
that in o<strong>the</strong>r ways. And so we end with skin issues. We end up with a lot<br />
of different pathology as it—just as a result of chronic dehydration<br />
because we’re not putting water in. I call water our filtration system for<br />
our body. So when we bring water into our system we want to void out<br />
that same amount of water but take some things with it that we didn’t<br />
want in our body in <strong>the</strong> first place. And that’s <strong>the</strong> way I look at water.<br />
And if water is structured properly it will do that. Free radicals are<br />
missing in electrons. Our cells function electrically. Our bodies are<br />
electric and we have a lot of electricity and electrons that are flowing in<br />
our system. And ultimately without electrons cells don’t function<br />
properly. And <strong>the</strong> way free radicals harm us is <strong>the</strong>y go and steel<br />
electrons from healthy cells.<br />
Ty: So a free radical is what, it’s what is missing in an electron.<br />
Paul Barattiero: it’s an oxygen.<br />
Ty: Oxygen<br />
Paul Barattiero: A free radical is an oxygen missing one of it’s eight<br />
electrons so it only has seven electrons…<br />
Ty: So typically oxygen has eight electrons.<br />
Paul Barattiero: Uh-huh<br />
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