Podcast 464: Cholephage

Podcast 464: Cholephage MARTIN: Greetings, everyone. Martin Pytela for Life Enthusiast podcast, life-enthusiast.com. With me today, Spencer Feldman of Remedy Link. Spencer has been supplying us with out of the range, I don’t know how to best say it but way better than expected products that help with allergic reactions, aging, toxicity, the effects of modern living. Today, Spencer has some new theories of dealing with circulation, and I’m really curious to hear what he’s got to say. Spencer Feldman. SPENCER: Oh, hey, Martin. How are you? MARTIN: Awesome. SPENCER: So, I have an ultrasound machine, and I can look inside my arteries and the arteries of other people. And when I looked inside of my arteries, I saw that there was some plaque in there. More than, forget more than I wanted, it was more than I should have had at my age. And I look at my liver and there’s fat in there. And I eat all organic, I live on top of a mountain. I detox all the time, and still I had this stuff. And it was likely due to taking Accutane, which was now a black box drug given to me for acne when I was a kid and it messed with my liver and caused some problems. But what I had to do now is I had to figure out, well, I don’t want to die of a heart attack. What am I going to do? How do I improve my circulation? How do I clear the fat and the junk out? Well, you know, if you have access to an enhanced external counterpulsation machine, which are these giant machines that pump blood through your arteries and cause your heart to grow new blood vessels, that’s great. And I suggest you do that if you have access to it. But what can we do at home just to clean out the circulation. And so I came up with what I consider three main products I would use, right? This is what I do for myself and what I would suggest someone consider if they have some blocked arteries or they’ve got some heart disease in the family, or they just want to age really gracefully. And I’m able to look in my arteries and my liver and I’m able to see changes. So of course, it’s an N of one. But when you’re that One, that’s what’s important, right? You know, you want to be that one.  MARTIN: Yeah. In my own experiments too. And it’s always, well, I can’t tell you how I would have been had I not done this. But I tell you, I’m better now than I was then, so.  SPENCER: Yeah, So let’s talk about what I think are the top three protocols you can do for your arteries. One of the oldest protocols is actually the injection of phosphatidylcholine and bile into the bloodstream. That dates back, I think over 75 years they were doing it in Germany. And I have a great respect for German medicine because they don’t care if you, alright. In the United States, the way the medical system works is, it doesn’t matter if you hurt someone. It doesn’t matter if you don’t help them at all. As long as you’re doing the standard of care, you’re fine. But if you go off the reservation, if you do something else, even if you’ve completely helped them, you lose your license. And in Germany, it’s the exact opposite thing, right? What matters is the results. Right? So if you help somebody, it doesn’t matter if you did something different, they’re like, okay, what did you do? Let’s learn. Let’s all learn how to do this thing. Right?  So the Germans come up with better medicine. You could say that functional medicine was born in Germany. Or you could also say, I mean, or you could make the argument also for some traditional medicines as well. But modern functional medicine, I think, was born in Germany. So they were giving injections of phosphatidylcholine and bile.