welcome to healthy pets healthy owners i'm dr de mint so koski and we're having a little change this year you know in the past years over the show we've kind of in or integrated a lot of human health issues and solutions into the program and the reason we were doing that is you cannot be a competent caretaker of your animal if you're sick yourself as you just don't have the energy or the ability to do so so we've tried to educate everyone and to be healthier and live a better lifestyle so that they're around to take care of their animals among their own well being so we decided this year that we're even going to be stepping that up a little bit more and we've changed the name of the show to healthy pets healthy owners to start off our new season and our new show we have an extraordinary guest that i'd like to welcome dr thomas levy how are you doc very good welcome to the show the doctor comes from all away from denver colorado yesterday and i had the fortune of talking with him about two or three months or even longer ago we did a couple radio shows together and and doc has so much knowledge to share with everyone and we're going to talk about our health and i will integrate a little bit of what he says in the what how we can apply that to the to the health of our animals as well the doctor is an m d and was a cardiologist his natural path a training so we're just going to jump into it and he's written several books and we're going to talk a lot about the different books as well dr gradual what medical school to link to a new orleans and specialize in cardiology that's a good question i can only say that at an error very early point in my life actually i was a freshman at tulane when i talk to the department chair of cardiology and said i was interested in the cardiology program so it's just something that fascinated me from day one i can give you a good logical reason why i went into that particular area of medicine cardio cardiac arrest number one killer of humans are number two well heart attack in cancer have been fighting back and forth for some years now for a very long period of time probably most of our lives heart attack has been number one only recently probably in the last five ten years have the cancer started to creep up now of course everything is relative somebody might say that we're dealing with more cancer these days so more people are dying from it or we're more effectively treating heart disease so less people are dying of it but bottom line is it's the top two heart attacks and cancer and then you went on to earn a law  degree what that's always been a desire of mine although i was sidetracked and never ever proceeded on with it but what was your impetus in doing that well something i'll probably talk about a little more detail was was living in colorado springs colorado at the time i got a chance to know dr how huggins very important anti amalgam dentist who is probably i think it's more credit for ultimately getting the toxic metal people's miles and anybody else and i had the opportunity to work with him sort of put aside my cardiology practice and i found myself with a large amount of time and i was being very generously paid consultant wise to doctor huggers to work with his patients at a medical capacity and the time seemed right you know i really didn't have a well thought out reason for the law school i did a doctor huggins who was sort of on the vanguard of dentistry and not doing things the way other dentist did and i saw him go through an enormous amount of legal troubles and legal hassles just taking care of people and making him well but not doing it by traditional standards and maybe there was a little voice in the back of my head that said you're going into this full force head forward you've got the time you've got the money strangely enough this strange to me you have the motivation so it seemed like the next step so i went to the university of denver law school evening classes and in the course of commuting from colorado springs denver about an hour commute i went ahead and got my law degree over the next three years and you were a little bit older when you were doing that and that's always a little more difficult too because you have obligations you know you have time restrictions you to continue to learn and really something inside outside your field at the time it wasn't right now i look at a law book and i just get a migraine headache in a second and i can and i think to myself how on earth did you actually go through all of that but part of my own personal experience with dr huggins was when i first came to know him i was developing medical problems of my own high blood pressure now that's the bread and butter of a cardiologist high blood pressure but even though i treat and treated thousands of patients with high blood pressure controlled it did my job i quite honestly never had a clue as to why you developed high blood pressure and as it turns out i went to see dr huggins i saw i was thinking all this work you're doing here maybe i need to get the mercury out of my mouth maybe that's he said well that could be a problem he said but do you have any root canals i said yes what's that got to do with anything he said well explain to me a little bit about the toxicity of a root canal and then i just my face went white that said come on you i have to get my root canal extracted and dr hudgins didn't blink and i said only if you want to stay healthy well at that time i had enough faith and confidence in dr huggins i took his advice and at least for me i'm not saying this would be the circumstance with anybody else but at least for me after getting the root canal taken out in the socket properly cleaned i think that's something we'll talk a little bit later on about in more detail when i had that source of toxicity root removed from my body my blood pressure came down to normal and my energy skyrocketed my mind  a switch had gone on and i found myself consuming books at a phenomenal rate relative to earlier in my life at that point in time i even took a memory course just to see what was going on with my mind and using the memory course i was able to memorize the entire periodic chart of elements and about four or five hours and just to make sure that it wasn't a fluke i kept on going back to it for a couple of months to see that it was something that if i was going to use it was really going into my permanent memory and it was i couldn't tell you any of the elements anymore right now because i have no need to use that information in a regular sort of setting but it just really demonstrated to me what the mind can do when you take the burden off of it and by burden you're speaking of toxins and the toxins and leo toxins produced by bacteria load those and all other toxins i mean we live in a highly cumulatively toxic water and getting ordinary day getting worse every day by the water you drank sixty years ago you can't drink now unless you buy it in a bottle the food you drank the food you ate seventy or eighty years ago simply isn't available now and even if it were you would still need good supplementation to take care of the other toxins you're exposed to as in the air so and as we'll talk about too as i put all this information together down the road in some of my books i finally came to the realization that all disease is due to some form or another of a neutral ice toxicity and toxins are what we call pro oxidants they take electrons away and when you're able to restore the anti oxidant the electron donating capacity of your body you're not necessarily going to see cures with chronic degenerative diseases but you're going to see in amelioration or an improvement of symptoms almost across the board as a or root canal as treatment for tooth where the decay had entered into the nerve and learnings techniques to learn the procedures learn the reasons why and then you're on practice and you're of course you're doing what you're taught and you're doing in your mind you're helping your patient because they come into you with pain they come into you with this infection but we were never really we never fully understood that we were getting an infection out and as time has progressed in my knowledge and seeking knowledge i've learned that these root canals are actively in a chronic state of infection and that our procedures don't allow us to get in there in the limb and ate that infection fully and so you have this low grade infection that is producing these toxins that are loading our body and reducing the effectiveness effectiveness of our moon system and poisoning us on a daily basis but there are other considerations  c you remove teeth now you have less to incapacitate what do you how do you do that how do you restore that even if you put in a implant you have that same infection possibility with an implant  e if you do a partial which is something the removal you can take in and out because the tooth is gone the bone goes away the muscle structure changes there's a lot of things that are affected and i know we're going to talk a bit about this  the best thing we can do is preventative measures that's that's without question we have to be able were we have to eat properly we have to support our need our bodies and then we have to physically brushing to breed our genes of on our teeth of this bacterial load of build up so that's number one so you do a root canal and you take away the pain and that too is to that essentially dead and it is interesting that as medical professionals dentists are probably the only physicians that leave a dead tissue in the body it's it's strange but we do that but that's what we're talking because we want to we want to have a smile we want to have chewing teeth we want all of those things  is the nature of the root canal procedure for the most part people come in because or two thirds ok they come in for pain get rid of the pain doctor ok and what the dentist do is they gain access to the top of the tooth in the inner pull of the tooth which has the nerves and the blood supply in the connective tissue all the things that make it an organ if you will they core out that nerve in blood supply and they literally take it out they shouted out get it out as best they can and basically take away the ability to feel pain right what the problem is in the course of taking out the nerve in the pope in the blood supply they take away any ability at all of the immune system to gain access to that tooth now the immune system is not something magical it can't eliminate infection or it can hold an infection in check if the immune cells can physically get to the pathogens ok so without that physical access the pathogens are then free to proliferate inside the tooth inside the many miles of death in this tube dental two bills that are in the tooth they get down into the root of the tooth and start to form abscesses both the parent and some clinical inside the the job own and then you're left with something that works very well mechanically in other words you're able to chew with it but at the same time you're chewing on it what happens every time you chew on something that's literally filled with toxins and pathogenic  welcome back to let's say that i'm going back to my old job welcome back to healthy pets healthy owners used to be by the way let's talk healthy pets and we've kind of expanded the show with a new title and some new direction i forgot or neglected to introduce tucker again break discussing root canals now i will tell you i have a couple root canals and i've investigated removing them and it's one of the most difficult even though my mind set is way beyond my training but it's really difficult for me as a dentist to want to go in there and pop out a couple of teeth even though i know the damage of my root canals frankly every once in a while i fill them act up so i know that that they're they're probably producing a little more of those toxins in there and causing a problem so how do we overcome tom the the concept of strong to save a tooth and taking because it we know it's a dead tooth except at the to the how to how do we know that how do we overcome that rather well in terms of a root canal probably the most important first step to take is for the day it is to start giving patients a truly informed consent the information that i'm about to talk about that we've covered in our new book the toxic tooth all comes from the dental literature ok so this is not something my co lots out of new york this is something we just pulled out of the sky this is something that's in the dental literature and one of the things that's now in the dental literature two thousand and six from the journal of the american dental association they published that if you have had the root canal procedure that is if you've had one or more root canal treated teeth you have a greater chance of heart disease and heart attack but in that home with you as a cardio absolutely and in my own personal story that i cover in the book that almost claimed me that very fact and that very circumstance however dr kulacz and i want to make the point that the informed consent is what's important because there are a lot of decisions you make with your health elsewhere in the body where you are looking for a positive side and there's a chance of a downside so you need to be informed of what you stand to gain what you stand to lose that is again informed consent it should also be clear and this is covered in the book that due to the nature of the root canal treated tooth we talked about how they core out the pulp it literally leave a shell of a tooth and then they fill it in well what they took out of the tooth was the only thing that the tooth has to resolve infection or prevent infection it doesn't have any othe capacity to deal with it except for the part of the tooth that you took out of the procedure and dr haley let me say this analyzed over five thousand consecutive extracted root canal treated teeth and he found one hundred percent of death highly potent toxins even after very very many washings it for those that would say oh it was contaminated from the mouth he also analyzed teeth extracted for orthodontic purposes normal teeth they had no toxins well i just want to go that they're basically wire burrs and we hone out and we increasingly increase the diameter of the inside of the tube so we're taking out the nerve the blood supply we're taking out any dead tissue infected tissue and then we're cleaning the surface and smoothing it out so that we can then take and in our material and fill it in and and cilla back up and we think that we have a stable to that that point that's not infected anymore and what you're saying and what the literature proves and as your book says well you point out that at the tip of that the apex of that tooth the infection still remains missing and there's no way for us to to get to it and that's where we're going to do a surgical procedure where we go in through the gums and through the bone and then proceed to do that and then but that there are issues with that as well so that's pretty much the procedure and we think that we have a solid tooth now but we in fact have a dead tooth what's with the still chronic infection so when you take that that tooth out and maybe i should interject this and i don't know if you're aware of this or not i've seen studies and videos on this if you inject a dye in in the system and you follow the die it will go up one side of the tooth and then out the other side of the tooth and has a continuous flu is a continuous flow of fluid flow exactly and when you do a root canal that is stopped and there also means you can export toxins and infections of that actively she did before exactly and so that you have that basically a ballooning and then faction at the base of the tooth at the apex of the tip of the tooth it's in it's in bone so but as a dentist we're on we're not taught that in school and we're not explained that in school we're explained you have a you have somebody comes in with this infection this is how you treat infections and there's a lot of money being made and the donek offices that well first of all the big step is it needs to be extracted correctly when you're pulling it out as we said there's infection in the bone as well so once a tooth comes out there needs to be an additional routine not complicated but dental procedure where you completely route out the periodontal ligament which is like the shock absorber that the tooth sits in and you need to go from feeling mushy bone to feeling hard bone in other words you go from infected bone to hard code clean out the socket completely you go down deep as well then allow as dr huggins pointed out a good normal blood clot to fill in because the blood clotting mechanism is what begins natural make tricks for both cells to grow into it and then with it being done correctly and this is the important point when it comes to things like implants is you let a full four five or six months go by to completely heal in good bone typically unfortunately the routine for implants is to go right back into the freshly extracted site either the same day or within a few days to a few weeks tops and you're working on putting the initial screws into the bone that has her remaining because there hasn't been any new bone that's grown in and when that's done and the extraction was not done correctly with everything cleaned out what are you doing you're actually inserting those toxins and infection deep into the fresh bone that you want to keep sterile so you sort of doomed the procedure from the start simply by the way that you do it having said that if an implant is done correctly with allowing good normal bone growth to come in four to five months you can have a very effective virtually non toxic substitute for your tooth but those are two big ifs because right now most most teeth probably ninety five ninety eight percent plus pay no attention to cleaning out the socket and implants are not done with any regard to letting a good healthy bone grow into any substitute capacity after the procedure i would tell you that that turned on a ligament as routinely left in there on extract when you extract a tooth you don't pull it you actually elevate it out and that the tooth upon elevation will come out but the ligament doesn't come with a tooth and you mention the word and this sounds disgusting but this path a logically true cavitation is a pocket in the jaw bone that under the microscope is indistinguishable from wet gang green ok why does that happen it happens because a tooth got extracted in may or may not have been infected but the periodontal they commit was left in well think of this if you have a strong ligament sitting there and that hasn't been removed you have a hole right here how do these bones cells know that there's a hole there there's a tooth there's no natural biological trigger which removes a little bit for the cells to start multiplying and as you said earlier which is so true anywhere else in the body if you have gang green you cut it out if you get rid of it not only do you get rid of it and or cut it out it would be malpractise for you not to yet amazingly even though dr huggins and i did a study on the patients that we looked at and we were able to demonstrate that in patients who had wisdom teeth removed which are your large back bowlers well over ninety percent of the time decades later you could find these infected habitations so when you find those infected habitations are now doing a surgical procedure to go in there and clean them out again and hopefully with just can try to educate and you need a root canal every every time there's an infection in the pulp chamber and into the nerves and so does does the dental medicine have to step up dental medicine has to step up with a strong push for medicine in other words doctors need to realize how much more good they can do for their patients if they don't have root canals and then they need to put the pressure on the dentist  don't dare be putting root canals in my patients we're going to go to another break here in a few seconds and we're going to pick up with that because there's this there's this isolation in medicine you have the i i people the mouth people the the he people and nobody is they don't want anybody messing with their yeah exactly and nobody's looking at the whole person and say there's a problem here what's the root cause of that that's my co author said dr kulacz who's minding the store is minding the store welcome to healthy pets healthy owners we're here with my little buddy tucker who's a trooper here and our special guest dr thomas levy and the j d and we were talking prior to the break regarding cavitation and root canals and coauthored what with dr huggins before this and this book optimal nutrition and optimal health is a book that i haven't read yet but but i will be reading it doc how did you come well he didn't get his phenomenal results and he did get phenomenal results with diseases that as a board certified cardiologist an internist i didn't think could be improved upon and i saw what i consider to be medical miracles on a daily basis but he did it not only by removing toxicity in the mouth by getting them on quality supplementation by tracking bloodwork and seeing whether or not abnormal blood tests were getting less abnormal or even normalizing but also with good nutrition and that's key nutrition you are what you eat you are which very much so the thing is is proper nutrition means fifty different things to fifty different people so what is amazing to dr levy to me proper nutrition means the diet or the regimen of eating that you're on that allows you to minimise toxin production in your gut and maximally normalize your blood work now that's a big mouthful but for most for all intensive purposes it involves a dietary regimen where quantities are not large ok where food is optimally pure  organic if possible and very importantly where other certain foods at all mention are completely avoided and finally that gets practically no attention these days and virtually non from any nutritionist i've ever seen proper food combining ok let's start off with the foods to avoid the foods to avoid for a bunch of reasons are mainly milk dairy not only for something we'll talk about later on in segments where you're getting too much calcium from milk milk is a horrible food combine or it's such a horrible food from binders that when you combine it with anything you're severely inhibiting the property gesture of that food ok so you take it as a beverage after a big meal like so many of our kids do you're just really annihilating their property gesture that food now while milk has gotten a little bit better in recent years because they finally got rid of something called the recombinant bovine growth hormone not all milk not all that although they're well aware it's raw because you have bacteria good bacteria raw because you have digestive enzymes but they're actually shutting down farms and confiscating cows and computers some people that are attempting to sell raw milk across this country unfortunately we have a lot of people with a lot of power and not much knowledge and they do what they see fit as often as they see fit to do it as their risk  consuming something raw milk as a matter of fact the supposed harder for which milk is pasteurized to prevent the transmission of communicable diseases you see l with raw milk then you see with pasteurised because when you pasteurize raw milk you destroy many of the natural immunity factors that that milk has preventing infection and colonization taking place in the first place whereas with pasteurized milk pasteurized milk goes bad in a second because the microbial growth takes place so quickly so does pasteurization decrease micro content acutely pasteurization process allows new pathogens and microbes to proliferate much more quickly than they would in quality raw deal so mother nature knows what to do and we violate it we take something that's natural if we basically make it synthetic mother nature i mean we all know better than mother nature don't you know we do and say and then they augment the milk with calcium again some milk have added calcium it's hard to believe but they actually supplement calcium into milk and milk is already as we'll discuss at a later piece of calcium overdose let's let's kind of like save a little bit of that or later but they had they had detoured then we'll talk later about what happens when you add four to find the and i think one of the biggest problem is there's a tremendous misunderstanding we need calcium ok but we don't talk about the fact that we need  magnesium and the proper form of magnesium and we're magnesium deficient and everybody is walking around their knees in this fashion because if you're eating any processed food at all most of it's calcium fortified but you never see magnesium for five never any pretty much true and the problem also is the more calcium you take in the lower you drop your magnesium they're reciprocally related and so the more magnesium you take in the more you can bring down the excess calcium levels so per personally i don't take calcium but i do take a lot of magnesium so in writing this book were there any eye openers for you or you were as you were studying or was most of this just compiling things that you already kn much exaggeration i can say my medical education didn't really begin until i met dr huggins his wealth of knowledge on nutrition on what actually made these blood tests that i'd been interpreting all my life normal or abnormal just blew me away one thing and this is especially hit home as a cardiologist is of course as you're well aware most people are aware we have what's called risk factors for blockages in the coronary arteries developing atherosclerosis and one of those common ones is cholesterol and it's quite true that in most plaques that are starting to squeeze out the blood vessels amongst other things you're accumulating cholesterol so it's a clear player if you will in the development of an ass of those who are out of plaque but what they don't tell you or what they don't ask is when you have an elevated cholesterol and you have an elevated risk of heart disease they don't ask why is the cholesterol level elevated they just take it as a for granted like you're just an unfortunate soul with an elevated cholesterol and since it increases heart disease let's get it down by all means possible as it turns out the body has many compensatory mechanisms it has a compensatory mechanism for just about any aberration if something gets way out of whack the body will try if it has the components available to compensate and bring down that element that's out of whack cholesterol is a natural toxin neutralize so cholesterol is go up because you have more toxins circulating in your body and in your tissues all of which will cause heart disease and cancer as well what happens when you take a potent drug and knock the cholesterol way down but you don't do anything else you don't look at their mouth look at root canals you don't look at mercury you don't look at any other infections going on you don't look at their toxin sources going on outside what happens is you took away their protective mechanism and now and this has been very very well established in the literature the regular mainstream literature is the lower your cholesterol goes the higher your chance of cancer goes absolutely ok nathan pritikin who started one of the most famous vegetarian diets out there the pritikin diet had a cholesterol well over three hundred and he had a phobia about i don't want to die of a heart attack so he device's diet he got the cholesterol way down and then he developed leukemia and you never hear the last part of that story and a pretty good diet we hear this good and bad stuff all the time and with your good cholesterol bad cholesterol and my montrose there's no such thing as the strong black bad cholesterol you wouldn't have it if it wasn't serving a purpose within your body that's in my opinion so what i've learned about we have five known types of high density five known types of low density everybody calls the l d l bad bad cholesterol but if that l d l that wasn't there you have the potential to bleed to death in your blood vessels because that l d l plugs up and there's microscopic holes that are developing and then what i've learned even more recently was the shape of that those cholesterol molecules is what's important and that's there's one high density that we know takes the blood test the study that the shape of these molecules of h d l and to know what's going on is that if you come across those those studies as well you see the emphasis is flipped they see an abnormal set of blood work and then they think well let me see how i can directly intervene with the drugs to manipulate that particular outcome the purpose of those blood tests is to see if your primary intervention making the body healthier improving nutritional status taking the toxins out ends up resulting in a more healthy set of blood work if not then you need to readdress and see if there's other toxins sources yet that you haven't identified because i can guarantee it there's not a person with any chronic degenerative disease on the planet that does not have significant a neutralize toxins in their body toxins which are pro oxidant are at the e or basis of all chronic degenerative disease if you have whatever the disease is the effected cells have increased oxidative stress inside them and until you figure out how to get that oxidative stress down which is by getting rid of toxins you're going to stay sick when you speak of oxidative stress this may be an analogy would be rust on a vehicle already so we know rust on a car is not good it takes the car away from you and pieces and it's actually doing that within turn oxidation electrons are lost you lose electrons when you have an anti oxidant like vitamin c it's a source of electrons so vitamin c can do two big things if it gets to a toxin which was going to take electrons away first it will quench that toxin and if it gets there after the fact it will go to the molecules that have lost their ox electrons replenish the electrons and bring those biomolecules back to a normal status so so we know ourselves operated at a mobile level based on ph based on whether we're a city girl alkaline and my studies have shown me that between minus twenty minus twenty five and that range there may be children so it's a little bit higher minus thirty five that's where our normal healthy cells operate so when we enter this oxidative straight state we're going from the normal healthy range where our cells are able to hold oxygen and oxygen is for of course good for us that's the that's what we need we go to a non oxygen acidic state and we ourselves are voltage goes to a donor state that's correct and then we have disease very difficult for us to to hold the state with the lifestyles that we have and the food that we're eating in the way food is processed the way food is manufactured we're going to go to a welcome back to healthy pets healthy owners we're here with dr thomas levy and we're having this this wonderful conversation as the doctor i'm going to say this is just spewing this information that the top of his head so we know it's in there and memory recall is good so i know your cholesterol is good so we were went to commercial break talking about cholesterol so we hear all about this stuff this cholesterol but their brain senate percent cholesterol and we're we're taking medication well not a lot of people are  being prescribed medication to lower cholesterol when you were speaking you were talking you can address that back to nutrition so i mentioned talking about g m o foods but could you expound upon that for or against talk a little bit about them genetically modified organisms genetically modified food is very large bag right now there's not just one set thing that we can focus on to say this is characteristic but one thing we can say that is very characteristic of jim it genetic modified is the genetic permutations that the energy of these foods actively produce toxins i mean it's not just you're getting more this food tastes good unfortunately how a food tastes has nothing to do per se with this nutritional value ok so somebody if something looks good and smells good a great one is cooking it tastes great and it came straight from the produce a section at the store that is good unfortunately not true probably one of the most genetically modified foods in the history of the planet was being modified long before this g m a g m o craze officially started and that's wheat dr william davis i don't know the gentleman wrote a fabulous book called weak belly and i've read it it's an incredible book and whatever else you read read that as well because it shows that we introduces a good wheat organic way to any type of wheat you want to buy anything derived from wheat introduces an enormous number of toxins that not only circulate throughout your body but especially also attack your brain also amazingly enough a lot of disease is caused by how quickly and rapidly your food or your diet raises your blood sugar not like this but spikes of blood sugar incredibly enough to slices of wheat bread will spike your sugar quicker and higher than two teaspoons of sucrose or purified sugar ok so not many people look upon we to supporting  it does so or so what's the problem spike or your insulin level every time you spike your insulin level you're paying korea's must secrete a shot of insulin to metabolize and if that's all you're doing all day long and most people do it all day long high carbohydrate breakfast shoot it up by the gets down have the coffee break with sugar cathy shoot it up  lunch shoot it up that same in the afternoon and as you keep the high carb diet you are just pounding literally pounding your paying creates all day long and not only are you putting a great drain on your pancreas each time those blood sugars shoot up the excess blood sugar actually binds in what's called glycation different parts of your body your cells your molecules and it's an irreversible reaction so these advanced glycation products are now being found to be a direct indicator of the aging process which is not surprising because a diabetic seems to age a whole lot quicker than someone  diabetic you speak of aging you're not necessarily talking about how you look you're talking about how you're functioning so you're talking just two teaspoons of sugar cause brain damage nerve ending damage yes and but you're also talking about how you look but these are very important considerations so how you eat is very important not just what you eat i'm going to go into a few points on how food is process but i want to say this at the outset a perfect lead to jested diet of lousy non organic foods is going to subject you dyleski toxins that perfect organic food poorly to jested the poor did gesture introduces an enormous amount of toxins into your system and what we've been saying all along the more toxins you have to deal with the more you're going to have disease processes to deal with seventy percent of your immune system as a function of your wellness of your test will track absolutely zero you have an enormous immune system in your gut as you said seventy percent of the mean cells start in are generated there but i've been sort of teasing now what what what do we do today jess food properly and the really big factors are food combining a russian physiologist ivan pavlo who did the famous dog experiments ring the bell salivate see the food he wanted o b l prize and he was a physiologist who specialized to do gesture so at the early part of last century he experimented with dogs and in what's called grotesquely an open stomach preparation with dogs he would put starch by itself in the stomach that starch would take sixty to ninety minutes to be processed and passed through the pylorus then he would take ground up meat chips put it in the stomach that took about three hours not surprising everybody knows a pure protein low takes longer to di starch here's the kicker and here's where the whole science of food combining begins when he put the starch and the meat chips together it took eight to nine hours for the stomach to empty now the only thing that happens in eight to nine hours in the stomach is putrefaction in writing so all of a sudden you take the amount of to gesture of your food this taking place and dropping it one of the same time the putrefaction is increasing and what is putrefaction putrefaction is bacterial overgrowth so the bacteria start to populate you start to produce toxins people vomit because they have an upset stomach it is usually because they've had excess toxin production and that's why the vomit smell so foul but normal stomach contents when you work in the emergency room and you're just dealing with people under normal circumstances but you need to evacuate their stomach it doesn't smell fall is a big difference between dejection and putrefaction so when you don't combine correctly you take something which is to do just a process from from your mouth to the toilet that shouldn't take more than eighteen hours for many people it shouldn't take more than thirteen or fourteen hours when it takes twenty four thirty six forty eight hours in other words somebody who doesn't have at least one and preferably two bob movements a day you have replaced a lot of your dejection with an enormous amount of toxicity and unfortunately the toxins that take place and are produced in the gut come from what's notice down to a near halt so what you're saying tom is bacteria that grows in the absence of oxygen right anaerobic at bacteria the growth of the absence of oxygen the the main simple you have basically your starches are high carbohydrates your fats and your proteins so that's one two three ok starch fat protein you can mix one with two you can mix two or three but don't mix your starch and your protein or you annihilator to gesture and as i said before don't put milk on top of any of them because that neutralizes th we're taking and acids left and right like candy and we're unable to too much that food up in our stomach in our stomachs not doing what is designed to do because we don't have you can't even so you sit there and say why i take i take a vitamin supplement well if you don't have stomach acid you're just eliminating it because it's not being broken down and we are diets and then on our supplementation with such things then after the medications stop that process we've negatively impacted our health as a population with all these stomach remedies because as you said they screw up the gesture but then somebody says well then what do i do if i get an upset stomach well what you do is you try to eliminate the reason you got the upset stomach which is often a poor combination of foods or the toxins that you're ingesting from your mouth on a regular basis eliminate the reason your d can normalize and then you don't need the reason you don't need to take these products for symptoms that are very effective in treating those symptoms but they're also very effective and annihilating that a gesture that i always say this from people regarding the dogs going on and that problem of like you described is going to lead other health problems to be a major problem seventy percent of our immune system is there and we need the nutrients in our body and if we're not processing them right we're not getting them we talked a little bit about root canals these conversations and the knowledge is being given out here thank you for watching healthy pets healthy owners this segment these segments with dr levy we're going to run in succession so please stay tuned there's so much more he has to talk about so much more knowledge for you and your health and the