SPEAKER_01 0:01

We are back once again for the Detox Experience podcast. I am joined today by Leanne Elkebi, nutritional therapy practitioner based out of Utah. How are you doing today, Leanne?

SPEAKER_00 0:11

Doing great. Glad to be here.

SPEAKER_01 0:13

Yes. So we have been, how long have we been in contact via email?

SPEAKER_00 0:17

Oh no, I was thinking about that. Is it four years? Maybe we're going to go back and look.

SPEAKER_01 0:23

Yeah, three or four, pretty much since towards the beginning of the company. So yeah, we've been um in contact, a lot of communication back and forth. So we'll we'll just kind of talk about we'll pick it up there. You know, why how did we get in contact? How did you find Zeo Charge? Why'd you reach out and we'll we'll go from there?

SPEAKER_00 0:39

Yeah, I actually reached out through my sister's personal experience with Zoocharch. She felt amazing. She was dealing with mold in her body, and she told me that her IC doctor put her on the Zeo Charge. So, of course, doing what I do as a nutritional therapy practitioner, I see mold, I see toxic metals, parasites, all of these things through the mineral analysis test. And I was intrigued, and so I reached out to you to learn a little bit more about what Zeo Charge can do for the body.

SPEAKER_01 1:15

Yeah. Perfect. All right. So then so then you started with it.

SPEAKER_00 1:21

Well, I started with it because I did the the report for myself. I was I was in the I was training. I don't know if you remember this, I was getting ready to hike 100 miles across Europe. And one of the cool things about the report is I can see nutrient needs. So for people to perform optimally with amino acids, vitamins and minerals, and you know, all the all the things for our body. I wanted to make sure that I was at the top of my game for such a big feat. And so I did the report because I'm always walking people through their own report.

SPEAKER_01 1:56

So just pause. So yeah, tell us about tell us about this report first.

SPEAKER_00 1:59

Oh, yeah, because the report is phenomenal. It's called the epigenetic hair analysis test. And with this test, it's basically 30 pages of your DNA, pretty much kind of like your DNA. You can see, um, I'm going to show you actually just a kind of a blueprint. This is just the beginning. Um, so I can see systems in the body that need support, um, minerals and vitamins in the body, and nutrients um that are in need, but I also can see environmental exposures. So I'll see mold, toxic metals, parasites, EMF, and I want to make sure I'm not forgetting anything. Chemicals and hydrocarbons. And so I walk people through supporting all of their body systems and placing them on detox protocols once we have supported them nutritionally. So there is a phase one and there is a phase two. And I remember when I met with you, you said, well, phase one, you can actually put people on zoch in phase one. And I said, there's no way. How? How can you do that? Because in phase one, I'm working on opening drainage pathways, supporting people nutritionally. Some people are dealing with loose stools, constipation, brain fog, right? And I would love to do both because I know a lot of that, those burdens on the body can be the toxic metals and the mold, um, causing the brain fog and parasites, right? And and you said to me, well, if they're dealing with loose stools or constipation, Zeocharge will take care of either one, but it will not clog the strange pathways and it will not pull from the vitamins and the minerals in the body. So that one I couldn't believe. When you said it's not going to pull from the vitamins and minerals in the body, it's going to leave them alone. So it's going to help people with absorption. I said, Jeff, if this works, this works for me because I had a little bit. So when I when I did my own hair scan, which I try to do every six months, um, just so I'm feeling my best. Um, I could not believe that I had a little bit of mold because I've had my house tested. So I narrowed it back to, you know, the ring around the water bottle.

SPEAKER_01 4:33

The the ring around the water bottle.

SPEAKER_00 4:34

There's rings around the water bottle that need frequent quick cleaning.

SPEAKER_01 4:38

Oh, I see. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 4:39

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So they can be filled with mold.

SPEAKER_01 4:42

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 4:42

And we're drinking those. I now switched and I highly recommend that everybody switch to glass. You can you can even have the travel size glass. Um, much better for us than um, you know, drinking from tin or aluminum. It's better to be drinking out of glass because we can even have bacteria around the ring of our water bottles. And so I have switched and I decided to do Zocharge for myself because it's very important to me that if a product works for me, I'm a big-time researcher, then I will share it. I will share it with my clients, I will share it with the world, I will share it with you now. And so I followed your your lead, your protocol. I ended up testing for those of you that that are familiar with Zenocharge, testing for less scoops. I think you had recommended around 10, but I needed six. And so I was good with six. I stayed on the protocol for two months, retested through the the hair scan, and not only did it move out the mold, I had I had a little bit of toxic metals. Who knows? Right with the world rim, and then um I had some EMF exposure. So it moved out everything. From that point on, I started placing my clients on Zocharge in phase one, not waiting till phase two. And and then I started to see more miraculous things, the toxic metals, the chemicals and hydrocarbons. And the most important thing though was mold, right? There's a there's a lot of people that are dealing with mold in simple, simple ways, like you and I are talking about, right? The like the water bottles, the ring around the water bottle, unclean, you know, we're not washing our water bottles enough. Um, so I was happy, I was elated actually, to see that happen for my clients. And then even with small children, I would kids are great because their cell turnover is a lot faster, they're resilient, and they need a lower dose. And then I would I would have mothers just put in smaller scoops depending on the age of the child, and I'd reach out to you, okay, give me a protocol here. Now I've now I have all my protocols down. I don't need to message you as much. But same thing was happening for children. So they were feeling better, not as hyperactive. I was getting really good feedback from from the parents as well.

SPEAKER_01 7:30

All right, so there's there's a few things to unpack there. First, before I forget, so tell us, just because people might be curious, what was this hundred-mile thing you were doing?

SPEAKER_00 7:37

Ah, yes. So I hiked a hundred miles across France, France, Italy, and Switzerland. Wow in 10 days. 100 miles in 10 days. Yeah. So you can imagine it was important to me to make sure my body had everything nutritionally that I'm absorbing my nutrients, even though I eat really well. How I wanted to see how I could maximize and have the best experience while I'm over there.

SPEAKER_01 8:07

Yeah. Which I did it. You did it. I did.

SPEAKER_00 8:10

I did I did the hundred miles. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 8:12

That's awesome. That's awesome. Sounds like fun. All right. So, all right, so we get the hair, you did the hair test, you saw a few things, mycotoxin or mold, and then a few you know metals and things that you didn't want on there anymore. And then you took the ZHR. You said six scoops for for how long until you retested?

SPEAKER_00 8:28

So, well, I did six scoops for two months every day. And then and then I would find that sweet spot of when to take it, right? And I'm I'm very upfront with people. I I don't want them to have any surprises. So I talked to them about the experience of drinking the Zocharge, and it's basically it tastes like chalk, white chalk, right? But it's silky, it's smooth, and you can down it really quick or put it in eight ounces of water. But I I would start with the fork because that's just it just blends better, and I don't want any settling in the bottom. I want all the benefits. And then I really like what you said to me when we met three or four years ago. We lost track. But you said I'm on maintenance dose and I will always be on maintenance dose, which is one to two scoops a day, because we are constantly exposed to these environmental toxins. Honestly, Jeff, I was surprised because you you held out you held out. You didn't tell me about the EMF, that the zoocharter move out EMF.

SPEAKER_01 9:40

Well, then, yeah, it doesn't, it doesn't bind to it, but it can it can help reduce EMF sensitivity by by removing the heavy metals that are antennas and just there's a lot of factors that go into EMF sensitivity, but one nervous system dysregulation. So if the zoo charge is binding to toxic elements that are stimulating the nervous system, by reducing those and binding to them, it calms things down, and then the the body doesn't have as strong of a response to the EMFs. So there's a number of number of ways, like a lot of people do I report a lot of benefit of EMF, but it's not like the problem with EMFs is not that they're accumulating in your body like a physical toxicin. That's I mean, maybe the frequency of them is, but you know, generally it's it's just that they're causing you cellular dysfunction every single day and potentially disrupting the microbes in your body and the mold in your house, if you have mold in your house, causing those things to release their waste products as protective mechanisms. So now you have mold releasing mycotoxins, you have candida and other things in your body releasing waste products that are causing immune stimulation. So I think EMFs, there's a lot of challenges with them. But um, yeah, one way or the other, it does seem like the zoocharge has been helpful for a lot of people. Um yeah. So that's that is interesting.

SPEAKER_00 10:53

Well, I have the the test, the report to see the before and after. And it's it's apparent, it's clear that it's moving out. Like you said, the in in the capacity that it moves it out, it's moving out other things as well, right? And how it's impacting the body and the cellular system.

SPEAKER_01 11:13

Awesome. So when you okay, so you were doing six groups. Did you have your initial experience? Did you have any symptoms? Did you feel anything whether positive or did you have negative detox symptoms? Well, walk us through that.

SPEAKER_00 11:25

Okay, well, you educated me very well on how to take a zoo charge so that I could educate my clients as well. And I you would ever had initially said 10, but you may be able to do six. The key is that you not have any symptoms. If you have symptoms, then you are not you don't have enough because we want to make sure that we're binding to the myotoxins and the mold and all the all the uh all the things that we don't want in our body, right? We shouldn't have we shouldn't have free radicals, we should be binding. And so I had I had zero symptoms. Uh I started at 10, but then I was curious and wanted to test and see how much mold I have in my body. The scan showed a small amount, it was outlined, it wasn't in bold, and so I tested with um six scoops, and that was that was the magic number for me. It was perfect, and so saved me a little bit of money as well.

SPEAKER_01 12:28

Yeah, well, and six six scoops is the general, that's like the high-end starting dose. Like in our program, our five-month program, it goes six, then five, then four, then three, then two. So that's like from our case studies as well, kind of what we figured. Most people, that's plenty and maybe more than enough. And then there are some people that do need to go up higher, but um, you know, usually it's starting with six is is kind of the max starting dose because a lot of times it's just wasteful if you take more than that. It's not necessarily bad because you're just you're just wasting product. You have unused zeolite, but why why waste the product if you uh don't have to?

SPEAKER_00 13:04

Yes. I have found that to be the the perfect spot, the perfect number for especially adults. Uh there was only one client with Lyme disease. She does muscle testing and she tested 10 for herself and felt good with the 10. But other than that, I've it's been six scoops daily for my clients. Yeah. And and I also stress the the importance of staying on it every day, being consistent for this for a solid two months and then tapering down. And now I'm on I'm on maintenance.

SPEAKER_01 13:41

So we are you doing you're doing one one to two?

SPEAKER_00 13:44

So I'll do one to two, yeah, just like you said you do for yourself.

SPEAKER_01 13:48

Yeah, well, I've been I've actually I take more, that's what that's the general maintenance. My maintenance, because I get a good, you know, I I've got access, uh, I'm less worried about waste than maybe other people are or that I should be. But I take I take 12 scoops a day. You do 12 scoops a day. But you can.

SPEAKER_00 14:05

You're the founder.

SPEAKER_01 14:07

Right. Well it's it's when we were first talking, probably the last I mentioned, I was taking six scoops, but I've taken I think I was taking only two scoops kind of prior to launch because I didn't know people needed higher doses at that point, because that was during the case studies program where most people actually started on two scoops, and then we found that some people needed to go to four or six. So then at that point I went to six. So I've been on six for like four years, or at least six, and then the last five last six last 16 months, I've been on 12 scoops. So I've been doing six scoops in the morning and six scoops after dinner, just more experimental, just I mean, probably overkill, but um one, just so people like if they're like don't think it's safe for some reason, I'm like, well, I'm you know, that's one reason I'm doing it. And then two, it's just even if it's overkill, I'm just kind of wasting it. But um, yeah. So that's that's what I've been doing. So and I do you know, I do a lot of testing as well and stuff. There's no no I don't have any like concern over taking too much or anything like that. So but yeah, for people, the general maintenance dose, yeah, one to two scoops. That's kind of the goal. The less the healthier you are, the less you need, the more you have resolved from prior detox and you know, nutritional therapy and everything else, the less support you need because now your body is working better, so you don't need to take as much. And then it can be a little bit variable. That's the thing. What people are finding is that they like because a lot of people just like these static protocols where they're like, I want to take one scoop for exactly 90 days, you know, but sometimes it doesn't work like that. Like if you're under a period of ex more stress than usual one week, maybe maybe you're you're a substitute teacher and you're working in a moldy school for a week or something. It's like you might need more zeo charge that week because you're in a more toxic environment. So the amount needed is based on the amount of toxicity present that your body's dealing with every day. So right now, seasonally, a lot of people are actually increasing their dose because of seasonal allergies and kind of the seasonal detox effect. So people that were taking, you know, two scoops for the last year feeling great, all of a sudden some of them are getting reactions. So they need to erase their dose to reduce those detox reactions.

unknown 16:11

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_01 16:12

It's kind of interesting. If you go on vacation, maybe you need less, right? So it's yeah, it's it's just all about you know understanding what it's doing and how much you need it each time. But yeah, yeah, I think.

SPEAKER_00 16:22

You know, working with a practitioner or you or you know, following your your podcasts, people can gauge how much they need. I enjoy working people working with people and supporting them and their systems nutritionally with targeted nutrition based on the results right of their paranalysis. But then sometimes, like for fungus or parasites, I I would put them on something, something else in addition to um the Zocharge. But I honestly, it's it's pretty phenomenal what you're doing. It really is, and I'm happy to be here and shout out to you because I the reports show it's it's legit. When it moved out, my mold and my toxic metals, I was like, wow, this is I can't wait to share this with people in phase one. In phase one and support them nutritionally, but then because here's the thing, most detox protocols do create symptoms. People are nauseated, they're throwing up, and they don't feel well, and that's why I never put anyone on a detox protocol in phase one, Intel Zocharge. It's it's it's beautiful.

SPEAKER_01 17:44

It's just a different, different, uh, different type. I think my first business card, yeah, I think my kind of slogan was, and this was for one of my other brands that was like kind of launching at the same time, was the detox coach. So it was kind of like a in-person like testing and detox with technology, whatever, but it was uh the detox coach, a new way to detox. Right, as opposed to like the traditional way that automatically is stressing out the system, it's like a new way, it's like you can actually reduce stress while detoxing, ideally. Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 18:16

And with like digestion or you know, with loose stools or constipation, uh everyone, everyone I'm meeting with in that first session has one or the other. Yeah. You know, and it's and I can bring in Zoocharge to s to support that.

SPEAKER_01 18:32

Yeah. So what have you seen in terms of of that with your clients? Um first with yeah, with loose or or uh congested stools, what kind of results are you seeing?

SPEAKER_00 18:42

Yeah, so with loose stools, it resolves that. So then they're absorbing their, we need them absorbing their nutrient nutrients and their vitamins and minerals. What happens, as you know, with mold with these, with these toxic lobes in our body, they're stilling, they're taking the minerals, they're absorbing them and the vitamins from our body. So we have we gotta get rid of them eventually. And so to be able to do that to to help people with um absorbing their nutrients and they they feel better, their their loose stools will resolve, and then if they're constipated, I don't know. Maybe you can share with me how Zeocharge works in that arena, but it even helps with constipation. We're always having to support people in that area, you know, with with I I love herbs with like dandelion and burdock root to help help get things moving, the bile flow going, and improve their stomach acid. But it's it's one entity, the Zocharge is one entity that is covering multiple areas of the body.

SPEAKER_01 19:53

Yes, I always I always I I ask most guests about about that because I'm always curious because some people it actually is constipating for. Generally it's not, but it it just depends. Like, for example, and you're putting people on uh more of a therapeutic dose than maybe some people are starting on. A lot of people don't really understand the dosing, and they go in and they take a half of a scoop or a quarter of a scoop or something. And that's actually more likely to cause constipation because it's not the powder causing it, it's actually the detox reaction. And when you cause a little bit of inflammation in the GI tract from the detox reaction, that can cause constipation. So some people will take, you know, one scoop get constipated, they'll take six scoops and it regulates them or sometimes even causes a little diarrhea initially as they're purging, if there's like some biofilm disruption or something. But they're so that's a lot of the time it's just a dosing issue, but sometimes people take more and it makes them more constipated, at which point I think it might be the powder itself causing the constipation, whether from dehydration, they're just not drinking enough water with it or or something. So I always ask, I mean, it's I'd say it's at least 80% of the time it's more regulatory and and relieving or uh you know calming down the symptoms of constipation, but then sometimes it's it's uh the other way. So it it's uh it's interesting. I just ask everyone to get their experience because people that's one of the top questions people ask me is can I take this if I struggle with constipation? Because they've tried other binders and they made them way worse. Like all the other binders pretty much automatically constipate you. So they're like scared to take it because they're like, I don't want to get constipated. And it's like usually it's okay, but it's one of those you kind of have to try it to try it to see.

SPEAKER_00 21:33

But yeah, and I try to you you have informed me and educated me so well on this product line that I I know how to support people if constipation becomes a factor. And I make sure that I start them always at least on the six scoops. Because, like you said, underdosing is can create symptoms, uh you know, uncomfortable symptoms or Overdosing can cause constipation. So it's working with a practitioner can be helpful in knowing where the dose is or being willing to listen to your body and know the dosing and be willing to move up if you need to or move down.

SPEAKER_01 22:19

Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. So yeah, you've yeah, you you did you did it really well with your you definitely were asking a lot of questions initially, which is good because you wanted to, you know, make sure you were leading people in the right direction with the product, which is which is uh always a good approach. So all right, so you talked about kind of the digest digestive regulation, just regulating, you know, whether it's loose or or stools or the opposite. What else have you kind of seen? What are some of the other benefits that a lot of or some of your clients have experienced from Zocharge? Besides the movement on the actual test itself, but like has there been any other things that you've been pleasantly surprised with or they've been pleasantly surprised with?

SPEAKER_00 22:58

Yes, uh Lyme disease. For instance, I have a client that um, well, within her her hair analysis report, it showed um, let's see, we should I knew that she had Lyme disease, that's her diagnosis, but within the report, there's parasites and fungus and EMF and toxic metals. So we're I should I I haven't had her um not yet anyway, do the other report. There's a follow-up to see, you know, it's it's always important to see what zoarge or whatever protocol I put place people on, you know, the results three months later. And what I have what I hear without this particular person with she's noticing less brain fog and just overall feeling better, not as constipated. And she was she was the one that I started around six doses, six scoops, and then I also mentioned that she could go as high as 10 if needed, and she just really wanted to feel better, and so I was in contact with her and and she she did fine with the 10 scoops. Yeah, digestion was okay.

SPEAKER_01 24:17

She so also on um was the hair test was that identifying any sort of Lyme, or that was just she already knew that from No, it doesn't identify it doesn't identify.

SPEAKER_00 24:27

That was just from something else, okay. So yeah, co-infections, right? Um myotoxins, shit parasites.

SPEAKER_01 24:32

Yeah, but with but on regarding the hair test, was she probably had a lot of stuff showing up and then was there improvement on her hair test after the zoocharge too?

SPEAKER_00 24:40

Yeah, so we we we need to do another hair test. It's been about two and a half months. I recommend that people do every 90, 90 days to to retest and see, which is what I did with before I went on my big hundred mile hike. You know, I did I did a follow-up before I went on the hike to see if I was able to move uh the mold out of my body, the toxic metals, and yeah, so it's gone.

SPEAKER_01 25:05

Is there is there anything on the test that see like the zoo charge seems to be showing the greatest amount of improvement before, whether that's the mold or the heavy metals, or is it kind of all equal, or is there something it's not working for? Just uh any insights there?

SPEAKER_00 25:21

Yeah, you know, I have yet to test what parasites uh or what are you hearing with what parasites are seeing and what what testing has been done in that area?

SPEAKER_01 25:32

Yeah, so so uh a lot of people we haven't done any like testing to show if ZO charge is removing parasites because we're we haven't done any GI test uh stool samples or anything like that. But a lot of people, it's actually one of the things a lot of people are surprised with. A lot of people do report even visibly passing parasites in the stool after starting zoo charge. And I mean it it's it's it's actually quite common, more common than people would think. So um, yeah, it's one of those things, it's not that it's directly going in and like it's not an antimicrobial, but parasites are present when you have toxicity all the time. Like if you have a toxicity problem, you are going to have an abundance of parasites, probably an abundance of fungus, all sorts of you know, issues in the gut. And whether that's because the opportunity is present for them to thrive, or the parasites are actually there because they're binding to the metals and actually helping basically sequester them so they don't go into human tissue. There's a lot of different thoughts on that. But one way or the other, if you have heavy metals, you're gonna have parasites. So as you go on with the xerge and you start binding to the heavy metals, you're liberating these parasites, and then they just start heading for the exits. Right? So boom.

SPEAKER_00 26:41

Or maybe it's a crack.

SPEAKER_01 26:42

Right, right. So so it's it's kind of interesting. And what some people find interesting is that they've been on, you know, a lot of natural antiparasitic protocols, like more of the direct killer approach, like herbs and tinctures, and even the the medical route, you know, various, you know, prescription uh anti-antiparasitics, and then they're like, they thought they were good, and then they took the zero charge, and then they see parasites coming out. And they're like, what is happening? And I think it's because the way I look at parasites is is similar to the way I look at heavy metals, is you've got the different levels. Like you've got the parasites and the heavy metals in the gut, and just kind of floating around or maybe trapped in biofilms, which are a lot easier to access for products like antimicrobials and and you know detox products, then you have heavy metals and parasites that are stored deeply in tissue, which maybe are not going to be affected as much by specific protocols. And in that situation, I think the best way to get rid of them is for the body to reject them and start pushing them out. Right. So I think that's what's happening when some people are experiencing the parasite removal effect from zeocharge when the other methods didn't work, or the other methods did work, and then it just stopped, you know, didn't get to the tissue level, is that they're taking zoocharge and it's such an effective detox that the body's just dumping out, you know, heavy metals, mycotoxins, environmental toxicants, whatever, and it's dumping parasites at the same time, and it's just everything. So I think that's what's happening, but it is it is very interesting.

SPEAKER_00 28:06

It really is the perfect product, honestly. You know, I'm a huge fan.

SPEAKER_01 28:10

Yeah. It's yeah, it's a good, it's a good foundation, and like, you know, because that's that's a good thing for people. That's what I like about it. Because there's, I mean, so many practitioners use it. It's it's not like it's the only thing they're using. It's you know, it's it's one it's one tool in a practitioner's toolkit, but I like it because it doesn't interfere with other products or protocols. It's just a binding agent that can come and calm things down, help you detox, let the body breathe a little bit, and then all of the other products and protocols from practitioners end up working even better because the body's in it in a better position to heal.

SPEAKER_00 28:45

So true. And and to be able to, you know, back again to the first session when I meet I'll do 90 90-minute consults. It takes a little while to go through 30 pages. And it's important to me to support people nutritionally in that first phase because if those drainage pathways aren't open, our lymphatic system isn't functioning well, then one of the systems that will show up on the report is the circulatory system. And so I've always been able to, you know, do that in the first phase, you know, support them foundationally in that way. And and then I always say, then we need to meet again, phase two, because I want to bind up the mold or the toxic metals and the EMF so that you can really feel amazing. And now with this product, I as I told you, with depending on what their body's dealing with, I can place them on the Zocharge and the nutrition and have this beautiful protocol where they're feeling amazing or a lot better anyway, in phase one instead of you know waiting until until they're you know they can do the detox. And a lot of times people don't come back for the detox because nutritionally they're feeling so much better, but we're you're always gonna have that underlining hanging out in your body until you take care of it.

SPEAKER_01 30:10

So, what are some of the kind of the common some what are some of your favorite uh supplements or therapies that you're using in either phase one or phase two? Like what are some of the staples that you like to that people are seeing good results with if people are curious?

SPEAKER_00 30:23

Well, I am finding that people are tired of supplements and they want to eat their nutrition. And so I like for I like to support people nutritionally, but then um there always is a need for there's always a need for supportive supplements for the gut microbiome, for the HPA access, for supporting good bioflow. I mean, do you want me to name products that I like?

SPEAKER_01 30:54

Yeah, you can, yeah, no problem.

SPEAKER_00 30:55

Is that okay? Okay, okay. I I love microbiome labs. Um it's incredible. But again, um, you know, because we everyone needs a good probiotic and prebiotic. We can eat our probiotic and prebiotics as well, right? With good ferments, but not everyone is their bodies aren't ready for that. Their might their gut microbiome can't handle ferments. So I like microbiome labs, I like cell core. Um, and I also like a program called um Pyrian because they have the nutritional support, they have the barley juice powder and the wheatgrass, they have a blend of these phytonutrients that naturally help to move toxins out of the body. And so combining these nutritional shakes, right? Nutrients that are from the earth from regenerative farmers, that's really important to me. Um, because now we have the whole issue with the glyphosate, right? We have we have to be very careful with our sourcing, and so I'm very careful. I'm very I've always been that way, and I'm excited that that we can now inform people on another level of of the difference between traditional farming methods and regenerative farming methods, and so I like to charge up people's um energy and enhance their cells with these energy foods, super foods, and then bring in always they are people are gonna need a binder, and I like to give them choices. We can we can do a binder in phase one, or we can do a binder next time I see you, and like I was telling you a cell course grade as well. That's more of a phase two for my clients. So perfect.

SPEAKER_01 32:45

Well, yeah, people are always people are always curious what pe you know supplements or people are always on the lookout, so I always ask, or I don't always but ask them as well. But on the glyphosate, I I like to talk about um well with the glyphosate, it's interesting because I like to as as many as often as I can I like to talk about corn sweat. It's kind of an inside joke around the office, but so essentially like like I gave um one of my friends a uh a bumper sticker for his truck, and then it said it was like I I customized it, they don't exist, but it was a custom bumper sticker I made that says beware of corn sweat, and he's got it on his on his pickup. But essentially, like we're in Iowa, so Iowa is you know, it's it's a lot of corn, and it's probably the glyphosate capital of the world as well. So it's a lot going on.

SPEAKER_00 33:30

It looks like I'm out in the woods. It's a good thing you're away from it.

SPEAKER_01 33:32

Yeah, so I so yeah, I I've got um, yeah, I'm I've got a lot of a lot of lot of trees surrounding me, which is good, but I mean outside of those trees is farmland. You know, but it's like I do have a forest, which is which is nice, but there's there's a lot of farm. I mean you can't you can't drive anywhere in Iowa without hitting farmland. But what's interesting is that like Iowa is one of the most humid states in the country. And it's I think it's number six. Like Alaska's number one, Florida's number two, Hawaii is like four. No, no, not even Texas.

SPEAKER_00 34:07

More humid than Texas.

SPEAKER_01 34:08

Way more humid. I mean, it's more humid than Tennessee. It's more, I mean, it's it's like you wouldn't expect it, but it's it's like all the other areas are because of bodies of water. Alaska, Florida, Hawaii, maybe Georgia or Louisiana, I don't know. But then Iowa, and it's because of the corn and the soy, but primarily the corn, because like right now it's not that humid. Once you hit July and August, when the crops are grown, they actually sweat out. They sweat. So it's called literally it's called corn sweat. So you can see kind of this vapor, like this mist above the cornfields when you're driving in the evening, and it's literally this water coming out, and that's what causes the humidity in Iowa. So it's interesting, but but the problem with that is the why, you know, why do we want to beware of corn sweat? And then I was also going to start a podcast called Children of the Corn Sweat, but that was also a that was a joke as well. But lots of ideas with the corn sweat.

SPEAKER_00 35:00

But so when you have if it was just normal, healthy, regenerative corn, which it is not here, but if it was definitely I love corn, it's so sad, isn't it?

SPEAKER_01 35:11

If if it would if it was, then it would be sweating out just water and it's okay, it's just humidity and whatever. But yeah, when you're spraying glyphosate roundup, which has glyphosate on the crops, glyphosate is actually water soluble. So it's gonna be suspended in water. So when you have this going into the crop, and then the crop is sweating out water, it's going to, and my assumption, it's going to be carrying out some of that glyphosate into the air. And now you have glyphosate suspended in the air for all of us to breathe in. So that's why we beware of the corn sweat. So I don't know, that's my theory. I've I mean, no one is talking about it. Um, we we may or may not pop up a website, beware of corn sweat.com. So you can haven't decided yet.

SPEAKER_00 35:53

People are more aware now than ever before about glyphosate and how problematic it is for the body. It's causing leaky get leaky gut, IBS, a lot of these chronic inflammatory conditions.

SPEAKER_01 36:06

Yep.

SPEAKER_00 36:07

And so yeah, I I it's scary, isn't it? But yeah, there are things that we can do. We can be aware, just being educated and you sharing your experience with glyphosate so close to your home, and that you feel protected, yet you also have zeocharge on board.

SPEAKER_01 36:27

Yeah, it's amazing.

SPEAKER_00 36:28

But like the zeo charge is helping you to mitigate the the effects of glyphosate.

SPEAKER_01 36:34

I would certainly hope so. That's uh I mean it has been it has been shown, it was actually studied in water filtration to remove glyphosate. So zeolite actually does directly bind to glyphosate.

SPEAKER_00 36:44

Awesome.

SPEAKER_01 36:44

So that's the good news. So there's there's that, um, and like with glyphosate, it's it's not like being stored the same level of like some of these other toxicity. It's just it's just like constant exposure, it's always present in your gut, jacking up your your microbiome and you're causing issues. So if you can bind that with the xeno charge, you're gonna help you know get it out of there so your gut can just work better. So I think so many people's guts are messed up at this point. You have um, I mean, just like most, I don't know, a lot of people, it's I think part of it is the EMFs kind of messing up the causing the microbes in your gut to release the toxicity, causing inflammation. I think a lot of it is just toxicity everywhere present, and then maybe synergy between them. But um, yeah, I think, you know, like for me, it's like zero charge for sure I'm taking, and then I'm doing you know, water. Definitely it's it's clean water because even if I've got a well, but then it's you know, it's also like deionized reverse osmosis, like, you know, six or seven point filtration system, and then I structure it and do all sorts of stuff. So it's like pretty good water. But even if you have a good water source like a well, you're gonna get it's gonna become contaminated with nitrates or something else from all the the local farms seasonally as well. Like last summer, they were there was a huge issue in Iowa with the nitrate levels in the water, the local water supplies, because they just the filtration, which I think is one of the most advanced in the country because it has to be, uh, it could not keep up with with the nitrate removal because there were so many nitrates in the water supply. So yeah, so depending on where you're living, there's different levels of uh different sources of toxicity and different problems for different people. But if you're living in like farmland, then you know, doing especially water is going to be important, and then probably using some sort of air filtration or whole house, whole house air filter and all that stuff to uh because that stuff's coming in your house too. So just trying to, you know, clean air, clean water, and then clean body, you know, that that's that's a good start. Clean food. I throw that, I guess that would be good too.

SPEAKER_00 38:45

Yeah, you can bother as well. Well, when I see toxic metals on the hair analysis, people will ask me, what's that from? And generally it is from the water source. And so I'll always ask, Do you filter in water? No. And so I'm glad that we're touching on that as well, because if we can reach a lot of people and bring awareness to having a good filter system, it is important. You're you're fortunate you've got the well. I mean, you've got it, you've got to really be dialed in on everything with with the farms. And so, yeah, I use a system called Clear Filter. There's a lot of other aqua true. I don't know, there's a lot of um systems out there that will filter a good 99% of of these chemicals and toxic metals.

SPEAKER_01 39:35

Yeah, the better, the better filter, the better. But I mean, those that you mentioned are better than Brita. Brita is better than nothing at all, probably.

SPEAKER_00 39:42

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 39:42

So it start with something, even if it's $20, like people are probably like, probably like, no, but like if if it's nothing or it's like if you're saving up for a twelve hundred dollar filter, don't just do nothing. Buy a twenty dollar filter at least to carry you on. I mean, something, because it's it's not gonna bind to a lot of stuff, but it's gonna even just the charcoal you know filters are gonna do something.

SPEAKER_00 40:05

Yes, just stay away from just the tap, just the straight tap, no filter.

SPEAKER_01 40:09

Yeah, and and what I was doing before I I moved into this house and before I um had access to you know clean water, I was just going and buying like from Whole Foods or from local stores. They they just have the different uh bulk water, like reverse osmosis, and they're you know, they have deionized and stuff too on tap. So you can just fill up the five gallon um five-gallon containers and then I was just using that. So that's actually still what I do for my parents. Is actually they're they're doing it now. I did it for a few years, but now I've got them trained. So they go to the store and they just buy the five, five gallon the fill up a five-gallon thing of water and they use that, so they don't use the tap anymore. Yeah, so it's I mean, that's it's it's like 39 cents, maybe 49 cents a gallon. Yeah, maybe it's a dollar, whatever it is. But I mean that's that's pretty affordable. So if that that's that's probably a better option than a Brita if you're trying to save up for a whole house or uh a system. Start with just buying bulk water and just bringing it into your house. So there's there's options.

SPEAKER_00 41:09

Awareness, right? Just being aware of such a simple um tweak can help to move the toxic metals out of the body or so they don't even come in. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 41:20

Well, yeah, you want to you want to stop the stop the entrance and then you want to accelerate the removal.

SPEAKER_00 41:26

Yeah, but it's yeah, you want to cycle, exactly.

SPEAKER_01 41:29

Two steps, so yeah.

SPEAKER_00 41:31

And then and then we need to make sure that if we are doing something like uh reverse osmosis that's pulling the minerals out of our water, um, I'll hear that a lot. Oh, but I'm why is toxic metal showing up? Um, but you know, the reverse osmosis is good, but then they don't have the minerals. We need the key minerals, so we gotta make sure we're putting minerals in our body.

SPEAKER_01 41:53

Yeah, that's that's always a highly debated topic. Which is interesting. Yeah, so we guess we don't we don't we're gonna end it, we're not gonna get into it because that's another 20 minutes. But it is it is interesting that the debate of of the level of nutrients we want in our water versus the purity of the water, distilled water, all the other stuff. It's always interesting to hear people's opinions on it. But anyway, um, let's wrap it up here because we said about 45 minutes, this is gonna be perfect. So why don't why don't you tell everyone thank you first of all, this was very insightful. I appreciate you coming on, sharing your story, and super happy that the Zoo Charge has been helpful for you and for your clients. That always makes me feel good. And um so why don't you tell people about um kind of you mentioned this, you've been talking about this epigenetic hair test. Tell people if someone wants to do that, do they have to come and see you in Utah? Can you work with people remotely? How do they get in touch with you? How do they find out more? Website, instrument, just whatever. Just tell us what uh what people want to hear.

SPEAKER_00 42:52

Okay, so my Instagram is Red Emerald Nutrition. That's the best way to find me. And yes, I work remotely, but also locally. I'm in Utah, and the best thing to do is to reach out to me and I will do a complimentary 15-minute consult. The hair analysis, the epigenetic hair report is really nice because I think I said it earlier in the in our time together, but it's it's a review of it's a highlight basically of nutrients in that may need some support within your body. And also it will show environmental factors and how they are showing up in your body. So I create protocols to support all the systems in the body and detox whatever shows up for you in your hair scan.

SPEAKER_01 43:46

So say that Instagram one more time.

SPEAKER_00 43:49

Red Emerald Nutrition.

SPEAKER_01 43:51

Perfect. And I'll put that in the show notes so people can uh either click or copy and paste that depending on the podcast application you're using. So fantastic. This was great. Thanks, Leanne. I really appreciate the time today.

SPEAKER_00 44:05

Me too. And thanks for supplying and supporting all of us with this beautiful product. It's it's amazing.

SPEAKER_01 44:13

Absolutely. My pleasure.

SPEAKER_00 44:15

Okay, take care.