The essential thing that everyone should be thinking about right now is investing in non-government sources of income. Especially in light of the current global economic crisis. It is still a wonderful moment to invest in gold, silver, digital money, and stocks.
Quite impressive but HOW!!?😊 I know it's possible, my colleague at work got her first investment return of 40K after two weeks and she quit the job , I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it..
@Sunflowers176In life, I will forever be grateful for health, wealth and a great professional (Mary Margaret Cartier) whose help has been great for my finances.
Wow....,I also work with Mary Margaret Cartier, I met her 2 months ago at a seminar in New York after which I invested €150,000. So far so good! I've made a little above $70k in return.
So in Canada we've had regulation passed to remove single use plastics (which is supposed to be good for the environment - not arguing against that) but the question is, now we have restaurants and coffee shops switching to "eco-products" like paper straws and wooden utensils. Is the chemical load we are ingesting from these "paper" products any better than the plastics we are currently using? I took a class on indoor air quality at the University of Toronto, and professor Seagal spoke extensively about asbestos insulation and how we have switched to other compounds (i.e. spray foam insulations) which are their own cluster of different chemicals. The burden on society is that we wont know what the impact of these new chemicals are compared to what we were using before. It's almost the question of the "Devil we know, versus the Devil we don't". It's a difficult question to figure out.
Hey max, awsome discussion as alway. is there a link you can post for the Rad Pan Darin mentioned? I ordered the book immediately while listening to this. Cant wait to read it 😊
“Transdermal horror “ took the cake!😆 Thank you for this brilliant discussion…we need more and more of these awareness making talks esp for the new generation. These talks should be given at school and college level. Watch the new Our Planet 11 to have the plastic elements confirmed. So disturbing..
Me2, been transitioning for past year, shower filter, nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste, lanolin instead of lotion, natural sunblocks, metal containers for food/drink, stainless/ceramic cookware, whole foods & non-gmo & organic when better (not in coffee beans), non-synthetic supplements (unfortified nut yeast), pasture-raised, detoxifying foods like cruciferous (broccoli sprouts in particular), air & water filters…but need to fix clothes & get indoor plants (but can’t bc cats) as well as promote detox pathways. Thanks max for making us aware!
Asthma is related to toxins in the home I had asthma when I was a little boy. Depending on the environment I enter today @74, my allergies flare up at any given time. I'm not a scientist but, my allergies and asthma seem to be connected.
I use both glass and aluminum bottles at the airport. As long as they don’t have water in them, there’s refill stations on the other side of security. It’s also probably not great water, but it’s something
He obviously doesn’t understand what is going on with chocolate. The cacao plants are taking up heavy metals naturally occurring in the soil. So you would need to know the soil composition where the cacao plants are grown. It’s not just the processing of the cacao.
His point was that soil has a lot more heavy metals because of industrialization, even in "remote" areas near mining operations and other pollution sources. This process has been underway since the 1800s in the first countries to industrialize and adopt "modern" farming methods.
@@makeadifference4all this is true, however they find a lot of naturally occurring heavy metals in the soil all around the world, like cadmium, which is one of the problems in cacao, and it’s in the soil naturally and in higher concentrations near areas of volcanic activity etc. You just don’t know unless the soil is tested
Love this podcast so much: It’s funny how so many people roll their eyes and scoff at you when you refuse to eat certain foods or use harmful products - if people don’t see an immediate cause and effect (touching fire and getting burnt), they disregard the dangers of the products and foods they consume /use on a daily basis.
See, it does make sense. It’s all profit driven, and that model ain’t changing anytime soon. We the people need to vote with our dollars. The industry will change based on what people are actually buying. Stop buying crap, and they will have no choice but to adapt. Similar to electric cars. The big car companies, not so long ago, were shitting on the idea of electric cars. It would cost them mega bucks for R&D etc to change so of course they don’t want to do it. Then Tesla starts cutting into their profits (people making change with their collars) and all of a sudden all major car companies have TONS of electric cars. We have more control than we think. Vote with our dollars everyone!
SO where is his link ??? WHY NO INFO or EVEN HIS NAME ON THE BANNER ??? TAKE it up at a notch or 2 , PLEASE ! ---- A VERY CURIOUS WAY TO PROMOTE TRUTH ! ----- from Canada J.
I think I heard Max say on another podcast that he doesn't include a name as he doesn't want people to be put off if they don't know the person being interviewed.
The essential thing that everyone should be thinking about right now is investing in non-government sources of income. Especially in light of the current global economic crisis. It is still a wonderful moment to invest in gold, silver, digital money, and stocks.
Quite impressive but HOW!!?😊 I know it's possible, my colleague at work got her first investment return of 40K after two weeks and she quit the job , I would appreciate if you show me how to go about it..
@Sunflowers176In life, I will forever be grateful for health, wealth and a great professional (Mary Margaret Cartier) whose help has been great for my finances.
@@WebsterkelsGlad to have stumbled on this conversation. Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I'm in dire need for one.
Wow....,I also work with Mary Margaret Cartier, I met her 2 months ago at a seminar in New York after which I invested €150,000. So far so good! I've made a little above $70k in return.
@@martinrob6816Oh yeah She is always active on whats-app
There's a reason that severe allergies & autoimmune diseases are on a sharp incline in western societies.
Fascinating interview!!!
So in Canada we've had regulation passed to remove single use plastics (which is supposed to be good for the environment - not arguing against that) but the question is, now we have restaurants and coffee shops switching to "eco-products" like paper straws and wooden utensils. Is the chemical load we are ingesting from these "paper" products any better than the plastics we are currently using?
I took a class on indoor air quality at the University of Toronto, and professor Seagal spoke extensively about asbestos insulation and how we have switched to other compounds (i.e. spray foam insulations) which are their own cluster of different chemicals. The burden on society is that we wont know what the impact of these new chemicals are compared to what we were using before. It's almost the question of the "Devil we know, versus the Devil we don't". It's a difficult question to figure out.
Hey max, awsome discussion as alway. is there a link you can post for the Rad Pan Darin mentioned? I ordered the book immediately while listening to this. Cant wait to read it 😊
“Transdermal horror “ took the cake!😆 Thank you for this brilliant discussion…we need more and more of these awareness making talks esp for the new generation. These talks should be given at school and college level. Watch the new Our Planet 11 to have the plastic elements confirmed. So disturbing..
You’re so welcome!
Love this guy, interested to see what he has to say
So what are the product alternatives Lugavere
You both are excellent expert s. What’s your water what water filtet. Yea u use
Can I get a list from this podcast?
In the middle of transitioning to solely glass and silicone Tupperware right now 😅 kinda terrifying how much stuff is hidden everywhere.
Smart move!
Me2, been transitioning for past year, shower filter, nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste, lanolin instead of lotion, natural sunblocks, metal containers for food/drink, stainless/ceramic cookware, whole foods & non-gmo & organic when better (not in coffee beans), non-synthetic supplements (unfortified nut yeast), pasture-raised, detoxifying foods like cruciferous (broccoli sprouts in particular), air & water filters…but need to fix clothes & get indoor plants (but can’t bc cats) as well as promote detox pathways. Thanks max for making us aware!
Asthma is related to toxins in the home I had asthma when I was a little boy. Depending on the environment I enter today @74, my allergies flare up at any given time. I'm not a scientist but, my allergies and asthma seem to be connected.
Oh my… 😳
I use both glass and aluminum bottles at the airport. As long as they don’t have water in them, there’s refill stations on the other side of security.
It’s also probably not great water, but it’s something
I can't live without the deodorant with Al 😢😢😢 I'm stinking 😭😭😭😭😭 nothing works... As product or way to solve it !
How do we get Darin to become Surgeon General?!
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Whole organic food
If your great grandmother wouldn't recognise it as natural food (barring laudanum!) you shouldn't touch it.
So, with the organic industry becoming less strict, will we eventually lose even this resource?
He obviously doesn’t understand what is going on with chocolate. The cacao plants are taking up heavy metals naturally occurring in the soil. So you would need to know the soil composition where the cacao plants are grown. It’s not just the processing of the cacao.
His point was that soil has a lot more heavy metals because of industrialization, even in "remote" areas near mining operations and other pollution sources. This process has been underway since the 1800s in the first countries to industrialize and adopt "modern" farming methods.
@@makeadifference4all this is true, however they find a lot of naturally occurring heavy metals in the soil all around the world, like cadmium, which is one of the problems in cacao, and it’s in the soil naturally and in higher concentrations near areas of volcanic activity etc. You just don’t know unless the soil is tested
Love this podcast so much: It’s funny how so many people roll their eyes and scoff at you when you refuse to eat certain foods or use harmful products - if people don’t see an immediate cause and effect (touching fire and getting burnt), they disregard the dangers of the products and foods they consume /use on a daily basis.
💖❤️💖🙏❤️💖❤️
See, it does make sense. It’s all profit driven, and that model ain’t changing anytime soon. We the people need to vote with our dollars. The industry will change based on what people are actually buying. Stop buying crap, and they will have no choice but to adapt. Similar to electric cars. The big car companies, not so long ago, were shitting on the idea of electric cars. It would cost them mega bucks for R&D etc to change so of course they don’t want to do it. Then Tesla starts cutting into their profits (people making change with their collars) and all of a sudden all major car companies have TONS of electric cars. We have more control than we think. Vote with our dollars everyone!
You list so many harmful products yet fail to give alternatives
We are all screwed!!!!
who cares.
Guest talks about avoiding chemicals. Same guest sitting there with chemically died hair. 🙃
Oh you know that for sure right ? You sound like a judgmental buffoons with an axe to grind !
SO where is his link ??? WHY NO INFO or EVEN HIS NAME ON THE BANNER ??? TAKE it up at a notch or 2 , PLEASE ! ---- A VERY CURIOUS WAY TO PROMOTE TRUTH ! ----- from Canada J.
His name is Darin Olien.
I think I heard Max say on another podcast that he doesn't include a name as he doesn't want people to be put off if they don't know the person being interviewed.