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Evelyn
9 years ago

Justin,

Not a cure, but really helpful with controlling some of the problems of Lyme’s disease. — 26 drops of Organic Oregano Oil in 2 oz. of either Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Organic Sesame Seed Oil. Rub 3 to 5 drops on the bottom of your feet every night before bed. I find Oregano Oil much easier to tolerate through my feet and hands than I do ingesting it. I will still take it orally to nip colds and flu in the bud. The stuff is amazing.

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago
Reply to  Evelyn

THanks Evelyn for the tip!

Richard
Richard
9 years ago

Thanks Jack and Justin, I very much enjoyed this post and am forwarding it to family members who are interested in raising chickens. As always, great show with useful and interesting information. Blessings, Richard

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago
Reply to  Richard

Thanks Richard, I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Emily c
9 years ago

Lyme disease and autism share a similar pathology. I would highly recommend the book, “healing the symptoms known as autism,” by Kerri Rivera. Many of the parents in my autism parents support group are following the recommended protocols along with their children, and those who have Lyme are seeing big improvements.

The book is for sale on Amazon, but you can download the free e-book from her website.

Evelyn
9 years ago
Reply to  Emily c

Thank you for the info. It might help heal some of the residual damage from the spirochete bacteria. It get’s into so many tissues including the joints, nerve centers, and brain.

Evelyn

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago
Reply to  Emily c

Yeh, I’ve heard that Emily. Crazy huh? One of my friends told me all about the book.

mark t
mark t
9 years ago
Reply to  Emily c

Dr. Ruggiero is credited with the discovery of the role played by GcMAF as a fundamental aspect of the immune system. Dr. Jeffrey Bradstreet attained spectacular success with response to autism using GcMAF before his untimely death.

Dr. Gordon Petersen has a patented product which is a nano silver Ag4O4, that is able to cure malaria in 5 days when taken orally, and also can cure MRSA, something that antibiotics are powerless against. His product may be very powerful against Lyme’s disease as well.

dustin
dustin
9 years ago

Lyme and autism share the same pathology? Gmafb. But I guess this is the Internet, so it must be true. My wife has dealt with chronic Lyme and I deal with austitic individuals on a daily basis. There is no similarities other than both are diagnosis. Bullshit soup of the day.

James S
James S
9 years ago

Any advice on how to approach the buthering part with kids? I want them to know where their food comes from and be part of it. Currently have 2 & 3 y.o.

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago
Reply to  James S

James,

Your kids are still young, so I say just go for it (shouldn’t be a problem). I’ve had my kids along since they were in back backs. It’s just part of life around here. “everyday something dies so you can live”.

John Wheeler
9 years ago

Hey Justin, I really appreciate the free “candy” as Paul Wheaton likes to call it. One thing to note, the PDF on the Compost Corner appears to have a broken link to permaculturechickens.com, I presume it is supposed to point to the article of the same name on abundantpermaculture.com

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago
Reply to  John Wheeler

John, Thanks for the heads up. Now that you point that out, that makes sense. I used to have the domain name http://www.permaculturechickens.com pointing to an old site. Now, I’m just running everything through abundantpermaculture.com. I’ll see what I can do.

Jerry Ward
Jerry Ward
9 years ago

What is the name of the service you will be using to deliver the digital content? I couldn’t quite catch the name in the audio.

Thanks

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago
Reply to  Jerry Ward

http://www.gumroad.com is slick man, real slick.

chris
9 years ago

Thanks for a great show Jack and Justin. I am trying to learn about marketing and this just jumpstarted my brain on how I should be thinking about things. I wish I knew about all this great stuff before I ran my Kickstarter campaign a few months ago.

Jack, I am looking forward to you doing a show on selling as you mentioned in a show a few days ago.

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago

No problem Chris, glad you enjoyed.

David
David
9 years ago

Jack, you’ve got some good things to say but your insistence on hewing to the Fox News, anti-science, global warming-denying agenda is perplexing. When they say that the science is “settled” they don’t mean that every element of knowledge has been obtained. They mean that the vast majority of reputable scientists have approximately the same opinion.

That is the case with global warming, cigarettes increasing the risk of cancer, evolution, the age of the Earth (not 4,000 years), gravity and etc. You do science a disservice by saying, essentially, that because scientists (and the media) have not been 100% accurate in their claims then somehow we should dismiss the scientific method? Your argument is fallacious.

You ignore the vast majority of times that science has been correct. It’s not the scientific method that’s at fault — it’s the misinterpretation and politicization (and sensationalism) of data that’s the problem. Climate scientists use many types of data — not just the temperature records you slam.

The huge amount of data that climate scientists are using far exceeds the little bit of “common sense” you try to use to discredit global warming and the very clear implication of our fossil fuels use (addiction, really) in global warming. Yes, Jack, the science is “settled” on global warming, although some details await clarification and modification (as with evolution, gravity, the germ theory and etc.). And global warming is one of the greatest threats permaculture faces. I agree on one thing.

Follow the money. Look at the funding of the few global warming deniers and you will find the fossil fuels industry. Also, it’s ridiculous to compare science and religion. Religion has only about 1% basis in reality. The rest is “faith”. As Mark Twain said, “Faith is believin” what you know ain’t so.” Science is imperfect, but very little of science is based on “faith.” I’d rather fly in an airplane designed by educated engineers than one designed by priests and “faith.” Go ahead an insult me, if you’d like. But you talk about building community. You don’t build community by insulting anyone who disagrees with you on something.

David Hogan
David Hogan
9 years ago

Anyways….

Excellent podcast. Awesome story. Fantastic info. I’ve listened to it twice and still taking notes. Love the TSP goodies.

Thank you both.

Justin Rhodes
9 years ago

No problem David, I’m glad you enjoyed.

Patrick
Patrick
9 years ago

Hey Justin & Jack,

I am late replying here as I already had the video from the kickstarter so I left this episode until later. Wow, was I surprised at how good of an episode it was. Best business podcast done IMO since 5 min with Jack. Great info and like David ^ I went back to listen to have a look at the tools used for automation (Active Campaign, Evergreen etc). I use some basic ones currently, but this took it to the next level and also described how to use the tools. This can be applied to my farm business and so much more. Really great episode guys. For those interested, the 4 hour Work Week is on youtube as well as an audio bookish thing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hiNWwPAfV4)