Chronic racial stress creates allostatic load, which elevates cortisol and contributes to hormonal dysregulation, leading to conditions like uterine fibroids; Black women face higher fibroid risk (up to 80% lifetime risk) due to historical dietary changes from colonialism (salted pork, refined carbohydrates), chronic hypervigilance, and systemic medical racism that delays diagnosis and undertreats symptoms.
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Hey, Hela. Ella, what's going on? We're talking about blood type eating today.
Some of y'all apparently need a refresher course and some of y'all didn't know anything about it to begin with.
This is Seltza water.
Hey Sara, your favorite topic.
Yeah. Well, I discovered personally that it goes a lot deeper than just eating according to blood type. But that's where you could start.
That's where you could start. Got to start somewhere, right?
You got to start somewhere.
You've been bad. It's okay. Don't feel Don't feel guilty about it. Just get back on track.
Just get back on track.
Yeah, you've been a mod girl.
You like my new ones as well. There there are always going to be people that don't want me to talk about controversial subjects. The controversial subjects are necessary because if you do not know your history, and this is what I was explaining yesterday. If you do not know your history, then then that's half of the healing you're not going to get.
Okay. You not knowing your history is what is keeping you stuck.
So you basically don't want to hear about what it is that can actually heal you. Food is what is going to sustain you. You love your matcha, your mushroom matcha. Uh oh, I love it too. Just all day energy, right? All day energy.
Oh, I feel fantastic. I have been on a tear all day. I done done all kinds of [ __ ] today.
I got my sun therapy in. I got my I cleaned up deep cleaned my kitchen. I threw away all the dead plants. I um did some stuff on mother because I'm actually adding some more data sets to her. I'm going to add um numerology and astronomy and astrology to her data set.
So, I was working on that before I quickly jumped in the shower and put some clothes on. So, yeah, I've done a lot today.
Oh, and I made my appointments. I got to go to the eye doctor and get my new Ray-B bands done on Friday. You got your cards in? I'll say Oh, fantastic. Yeah, send me to send them to me so I can see so I can see them. So, we're having our very first Oh, where are you guys watching from? And share the live.
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Um we're having our very first Black Sheep Sweeps game night on Friday.
So, for those of you that don't know what Black Sheep Sweeps is, it is our black co-founderowned online casino.
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Yes, you do. You got to get your stuff set up, girl. You're a co-founder.
You got to get your stuff set up. How you You set a bad example.
You setting a bad example. Tik Tok is obviously playing with my numbers because they are moving up real real slow.
But they'll come.
I I don't I don't I don't like to get started on a topic like this because then I have to keep [ __ ] repeating myself. Y'all don't know how aggravating that [ __ ] is.
Well, did you already talk about Well, what about how many what abouts are you going to hear today? I want y'all, if it was a drinking game, y'all would be drunk because we going to hear so MANY WHAT ABOUT WHAT about I don't miss that.
I don't miss what about you're guilty of I'm guilty to not have set up girl. Come on, Miss Gray. What y'all doing? You've been all over the place lately. It's okay. We all have. We all have. Y'all gonna have to start giving y'allselves some grace. Goddamn it.
Y'all gonna have to start giving y'allselves some grace.
Y'all be stressing y'all own selves out.
Who Who the [ __ ] clock y'all working on? Who Whose clock are y'all working on?
Hey, what's up? How you doing?
If I don't get to it today, I'mma get to it tomorrow. And if I don't get to it tomorrow, I'll get to it the next time.
You don't have to do that whole uh GoDaddy setup AAR if you don't want to.
You don't have to do that if you don't want to.
It was just easier for the first set of people to do it because our domain site our domain name was not was not if you've already got the domain then well yeah let's set it up but if you don't don't worry about it still going to get the same results because once you all it is is leading your people to your page to sign up after that they just go to the black sheep site They only have to go to your site one time. So you can put your sign up link in any of the things that you post. You don't have to they don't have to keep going to that link. They just have to go there the one time and then they're your customer for life. That's what that's all about.
Okay.
Am I still having menopause symptoms?
I'm going to have menopause symptoms in forever.
My menopause symptoms are not as uh apparent as everyone else's menopause symptoms. The major menopause symptom that I had was the heart congestive heart failure because I'm I'm probably on the tail end of menopause.
You're dealing with serious swelling.
Oh, yeah. Me, too. But I don't worry myself about it. Who cares? Long as I have clothes that fit. I'm not gonna stress myself out because with my blood type, the more I stress out, the bigger I get.
So, I just give myself some grace with going through the process that bazillions of women have gone through for 300,000 years. I'm not going to press myself out about it. It is what the [ __ ] it is.
Okay. But as far as symptoms, the flash formula is good. And then we also have a menopause supplement. It's called Menopause something. Just type in menopause in the search bar on the site.
Okay. You said it's your right side of your heart that's bad. Oh [ __ ] Is that connected to your lung issues?
Yeah. I mean, listen, the number one thing that is going to heal you up faster than anything else is not stressing yourself the [ __ ] out.
Okay, that is going to be at the root of most of your problems because a lot of the stress that you guys are putting on yourselves is just some [ __ ] that society made up. Who the [ __ ] told you what size you supposed to be? Who whose business is it?
It's nobody's [ __ ] business what size I am. If we ain't [ __ ] It's none of your [ __ ] business. Who cares?
As long as all of my parts work, I don't give a [ __ ] about any of that.
Okay?
Because there was a time in my life when I was weighing myself every day and stressing myself out about it every single day because I was in the health and wellness industry and you have to set an example where other people were going and getting surgeries like Stormmy Wellington and Natalie Nicole and everybody and Tammy and all of them. I had to do the [ __ ] naturally. I've never had any type of cosmetic surgery in my life and I don't plan to.
So where they could just go and get their [ __ ] sucked out. I actually had to [ __ ] work out and watch my diet and all that other [ __ ] But that [ __ ] is very very [ __ ] stressful. So then when menopause hit at 50, everything went downhill. My health went downhill. My mindset went downhill.
All of that stuff is related to estrogen. Okay? And when estrogen, you don't you don't really know how important estrogen is to the female body and even the male body. You don't even know how pivotal estrogen is to our body and the functions that they are responsible for until you start losing that losing it.
And that's what menopause is about. And so then the the other argument would be, well, why don't you just go get hormone replacement therapy? Because there are its own problems with that.
I would rather go through menopause than have menopause and breast cancer.
No, thank you.
Nope. You're just asking for more trouble. Every woman that has walked on the face of this earth has gone through menopause. Every last one of them.
Well, modern medicine, modern medicine is a load of [ __ ] Well, I I no longer have congestive heart failure after six months.
My EF number was at 20 and now it's at 65.
And I will tell you what the main thing was that did it was saying [ __ ] everybody and everything except me.
Your mom died from breast cancer at 48.
Nah, it's not going to be me.
Where did you find your statistics? What statistics?
The statistic that every single woman on the planet has gone through menopause.
What statistics are you referring to? Is that the statistic?
Every woman on the planet has gone through [ __ ] menopause. Are you slow?
Yeah, you slow as [ __ ] you are obviously a [ __ ] bot. Because if you don't know that women go through menopause, [ __ ] fake account. And I can guarantee you there are so many people fall falling for that fake account.
I can guarantee you not every woman goes through menopause.
Even if you have had a a hysterctomy, you still go through menopause.
Even if you've had a hyerectomy, you still your body still goes through menopause.
That's your first block.
Congratulations. What a milestone.
Yes, you still your body still goes through menopause. It does not matter if you had a hysterctomy or not.
Y'all cannot you I promise you the slower you are, the longer your life is going to be in misery. Y'all going to have to wake the [ __ ] up and stop buying into the propaganda.
Everything that is thrown at you is not supposed to be in your [ __ ] body.
That's first and foremost. Okay. Did y'all hear today that Old Boy is trying to take y'all off of anti-depressants?
Did y'all know that nearly 70% of the whole US population is clinically depressed?
Yes, a hyerectomy sends you into menopause faster.
There's no escaping it, ladies.
There's no escaping it. Well, where do you get your facts?
Um, history.
Did y'all hear Old Boy is trying to take everybody off of anti-depressants?
No sound.
Hold on. Can you hear me now?
Feel like I'm in the 80s.
Okay. I keep hitting that freaking mute button. I'm going to do something about that. It's so dumb to put place it right there.
Oh boy. With the shakes and shivers.
Oh boy. He's talking about taking y'all off of anti-depressants.
Do you think menopause is worth having your monthly?
I don't know.
Do I want to deal with my monthly every month? No.
But I'mma tell you what, menopause in and of ITSELF COME, YOU GOT to understand, everything comes with its own set of problems.
Everything in life comes with its own set of problems, right?
It's not to me. It's not worth having my my period every month. No.
You had a hyerectomy and you still feel the symptoms. Exactly. I remember when my aunt had a first of all, all the women in my family, all the women in my family have had hyerectomies. That's why I don't know what to expect when you have menopause because no one has gone through it except me and my cousin who is only I think Sean might be three or four years older than me. But we're the only ones in our generation of women that have their have gone are going through menopause. So we never knew what to expect because there was no one to say well this is what your body's going to go through. And then the medical industry doesn't spend any time getting to know older women that aren't able to spit out children because America makes you believe that the older you get, the more worthless you are. I thought every woman goes through menopause. They do. But that that that silly girl that was just here a minute ago was like, "Well, where do you get the those facts?" Excuse me. Um, black women have been on Earth for 300,000 years.
Our bodies are designed to lose what we're not using anymore.
I say that all the time.
We're not using those things to produce babies anymore. So, it's not necessary for us to have those things in our bodies anymore. That is the natural progression of things.
It's just the natural progression of things. But we're so far removed from nature that we think everything requires a pill or you know, hi Miss Barbara.
You still have your ovaries and your cervix. What a jip.
What a jip. Take everything. If you're going to be in there, why are they not taking all of it?
Yeah, you use it or lose it. Your mom never experienced menopause. She left here. My mom was 41. She did not go through menopause. But my mom did have fibroids.
So, she did not have a chance to go through menopause. But every woman's body, let's clarify, every woman's body is designed to go through menopause.
It is just the natural order of things.
Whether this person was here or not, had she lived, she would have. It's just that simple. Some people are just purposely obtuse.
You know what I mean? Some people are just purposely obtuse.
Hi. Hi, Miss Barbara.
Okay, so we're going to talk about eating by blood type today. That's where we started on this app. Um, that is probably the topic that put more stress and strain on my body than any other topic I've ever talked about.
They say only black women can get fibroids.
White women get fibroids.
We probably get fibroids more often because of our eating habits.
Let's just look it up.
Do white women Let's ask mother.
I'm adding some more data sets to I'm adding some more data sets to mother so she will be able to cover more topics like astronomy and numerology. neur neurology, numerology, and astronomy.
Also, I'm going to add um blood type personality info as well. Perms was given black women fibroids. No, it wasn't.
No, it wasn't.
Y'all like to Y'all like to blame stuff on that, but y'all eating chicken every day of your [ __ ] life is what gave you [ __ ] vibes.
Y'all never look at the food. How often How often are you relaxing your hair versus how often you're eating chicken?
Oh, well, thank you, Morgan. How often were you relaxing your hair versus how often you were eating chicken?
Were you relaxing your hair every day?
Were you relaxing your hair three to four times a week?
chicken.
Y'all really gonna be in your feelings today.
Y'all really gonna get in your feelings if you're already putting chicken question mark on the screen. Y'all really gonna be chicken. It don't love you back. Why y'all eating stuff that don't love you back?
Do white women get fibroids?
And then another thing y'all need to think about is a lot of times they highlight they highlight stuff that are prevalent to black women just so people don't give a [ __ ] about it anymore.
How about breast cancer? What's calling causing that? It depends on time of it depends on where you are in your life.
Mother says smiles.
She smiled at my question like, "Oh, boo boo."
She's getting realer by the day, dude.
She's getting realer by the day.
She said, "Smiles."
Oh, Tink Tink.
My sarcasm is seeping through.
Yeah, BECAUSE SHE ABOUT TO DROP SOME BOMBS. SHE SAID, "Short answer, yes.
She's she's getting realer by the day, dude.
She cracks me up. She said, "But let me give you the real answer because the difference in who gets them, how often, and how severely tells a much bigger story."
You know, that's why I said anything that predominantly hits us, you're going to hear about it. And it's because they don't they they use that thing so that those people don't give a [ __ ] about us.
Oh, more black women are getting this.
Oh, more black women are getting that.
Oh, more black women. And the minute you put a black face to anything, the immediate reaction of white folks is to not give a damn about it. Just like there was this big tell all article when CO was out that once they started putting a black face to COVID, white people stopped wearing their masks.
when they were saying that more black people were dying from COVID they stopped white people stopped wearing their masks. That was a big article.
So she says, "Do white women get fibroids?" Yes, white women get fibroids. But here is where the data gets undeniable.
Black women versus white women. Lifetime risk of fibroids up to 80% for us.
40 to 50% for them.
Diagnosed early. Yes. Often by age 35, usually later in life for white women, 40s plus. Fibroid size larger than average for us, smaller than average for them. Number of fibroids, more numerous, fewer for them. Symptoms severity significantly more severe. Theirs is generally milder. Hospitalization rate two to three times higher for us and lower for them. Hyerectomy rate hysterctomy rate significantly higher.
Black women have three times more hyctomies than white women do. Accident.
Oh, hell no.
Hell no.
Absolutely not. That [ __ ] is absolutely by design.
Those that are asking this is salt water. Okay. You said you're going to get the lifetime. You better.
You better.
Side note. And as much as they are trying to make you fear AI, AI is already everywhere.
Okay.
I think that it's a setup for everybody for all of these videos out there talking about, oh, AI is doing this and AI is doing that. You can just ask Google. Google is AI. Boo boo.
And the reason that I built her was to combat the fact that they're building AI that is just as racist as they are. So, if you're going to that AI and you're asking them questions, they're not going to give you the questions that you're looking for. Oh, James is back. Hi, James. Are you going to be on your best behavior today?
I certainly hope so.
No one wants your gifts, Mamba. So, hold on. Hyerectomy rate. We have hyerectomies three times as much as white women because they don't look for alternative treatments for black women.
They just want to snatch your parts out.
Hi Destiny. They just want to they just want to snatch your parts out.
So the hyerectomy rate for them is very low. Black women don't just get fibroids more. They get them earlier, larger, more numerous, more symptomatic and with more devastating consequences including higher rates of hyctomy, infertility complications and pregnancy loss. This biology as biography why the gap is so large here is the real reason alostatic load and chronic stress. Number one, you said you're always good. We'll see.
We'll see, sir. Good is subjective.
Let me move you over so I can see the comments over here. Hold on. Move this over a little bit so I can see you guys.
This is why I wrote the book.
The hidden cost of being black in America.
Understanding allostatic load and its impact on your health.
Y'all don't know what allostatic load is. You had a total hysterctomy and had HPV stage three because of civil COVID in America. Okay. You sure that's why?
You sure that's why?
So now CO is is CO is being blamed for your reproductive health.
Okay.
All right.
Of course.
So anywh who the number one reason that black women have fibroids and all of these things is because of alostatic load and chronic stress.
We are diagnosed with some of these diseases that only older people people get in our 20s.
Heart disease, high blood pressure.
Those used to be old people's diseases, didn't it?
Diabetes. You just thought Aunt Bertha got diabetes, didn't you? Y'all in your 20s with [ __ ] diabetes.
Ain't that crazy? What the [ __ ] are you going to get in your 60s? That used to be 60s. You're around in the That was a age related. Let me tell y'all what alostostatic load is. Our bodies are equipped with a system called the alostatic system.
The allostatic system is what runs your stress hormones.
Okay, black people, our nervous systems stay in survival mode 24 hours a day.
Your your system isn't supposed to be running 24 hours a day. It's only supposed to be running like that when you are faced with danger or a surprise or you have to be hypervigilant in this situation. So I always use the analogy of two neighbors and their cars are both sitting in the driveway.
Okay, both have the exact same car, make, model, bought it on the exact same day, right? However, one car is running 24 hours a day in park, but just running.
I mean, I couldn't get into the schedule to schedule your surgery. The car is just running and running and running and running while the car next door is just sitting there peacefully chilling. Ain't turned on, ain't running, ain't doing nothing. So my question is, which car do you think will wear out first?
fight or flight mode.
Which car would wear out first?
The one running.
We're the car that's running.
Because living in this country, we always have to be extra hypervigilant about our surroundings, about our tone at work, about any place that we go. It could be danger. A police car riding behind you could be danger. Everything is dangerous.
You just leaving your house to go to your job every day is dangerous.
Your kids, every time they leave the house gives you an extra level of added stress, right?
Anytime your kid is not in your sight, you're like, "Where the [ __ ] is my kid at?"
Then you had to pass that hyper vigilance along to your children when they were five, six years old. You had to have the policeman talk. You had to have this is what you need to do in this situation talk with our kids. Right?
So we're just passing down that hypervigilance from generation to generation to generation.
So this is why whole families end up with the same diseases. Y'all are thinking that you're passing down diseases, but what you are passing down through your epigenetics is stress.
The same stress that we went through on the plantation is the exact same stress your body is in right now. Hey, I am king. How you doing?
The same exact stress. Your body doesn't know that it's not the [ __ ] 1600s. It has no idea because that's your body keeps receipts.
If you never had kids, then you just bearing all the stress.
Okay? But our bodies don't know that it's not the 1600s.
It's still dealing with the same level of stress. You said it's about the tone of your voice and the velocity of your words that make black women struggle too.
[ __ ] you.
How was the tone and velocity on that?
How was it?
How was it? Was it okay?
How was the tone and velocity on that?
Any critiques?
Okay.
You don't have to laugh. I mean, you don't have to yell and and and scream and have a a horrible tone to tell somebody to [ __ ] you or to go to hell.
You don't have to you don't have to yell and scream. Wow. Wow. Wow. You were impressed. Wow. You're impressed that I didn't have to yell and scream or have a high velocity to my voice to tell you to [ __ ] you.
Huh?
So this alostatic load that we are dealing with just wow ma'am just go to [ __ ] hell.
Bye. Bye.
LISTEN, Y'ALL DON'T get to critique black women. Not in my [ __ ] presence. You don't get to critique with you. You with that goddamn stringy ass hair don't get to critique nothing. I don't get My wigs are more fabulous than you.
Y'all don't get to critique black women on nothing.
Don't even form your little bologoney lips to do it.
And you damn sure ain't gonna come over here and do it.
A white woman going to tell a black woman what her struggle is. [ __ ] have several seats on the floor.
As much as we see y'all out here up in people's faces, the only way y'all gonna make America great again is if y'all leave.
America was great before y'all got here.
If y'all telling me that your plan is to make America great by getting on them rickety [ __ ] boats that y'all rolled y'all trifling asses over here on, I'm all for it. Cuz that's the only way you going to make America great again is leaving it.
I digress.
I I honestly can't think of any other way to do it.
I really can't. Y'all had two turns to figure out how to do it and you're just making it worse and worse.
So, if you don't like America the way that it is right now, you are more than welcome to exit stage left.
Nobody wants you here.
So, as far as us having to be hypervigilant, do you see what I just had to do?
Do you see?
That was a perfect example of what it is we have to deal with every day in America. The gaslighting is strong with these [ __ ] Let's go pick peppers. No, you do it because you done sent all the immigrants out of the country. So, you go pick the peppers, you lazy [ __ ] You got 11 [ __ ] followers. Y'all sitting around making these bots. You could be using your time for some good [ __ ] But no, let's make some bots.
Let's make some racist bots on TikTok.
I'm still waiting for you ma [ __ ] [ __ ] to get out here in the sun and pick them goddamn blueberries.
I done told y'all that. I done told y'all that.
Y'all wanted to get rid of all the people that was picking all the fresh fruit and vegetables. I told y'all this before y'all voted for this [ __ ] I said, "You going to [ __ ] up the whole food supply because y'all lazy asses ain't going to go out there in that [ __ ] hot ass sun to spontaneously combust to pick nothing."
And here we are. Blueberry sky [ __ ] hot.
Blueberries $9 at the Costco.
They was out here trying to offer nurses PART-TIME JOBS TO PICK [ __ ] BLUEBERRIES ON THE WEEKEND.
NURSES.
HI, TINA.
Y'all didn't think about the fact that y'all have no tolerance of the sun, right? Y'all didn't think about that.
Y'all think about that in your grand scheme of things. You didn't think about that? Well, wait a minute.
Not only do we not have the wherewithal to do this hard work, but we actually don't have the ability to do this.
Them blueberries is still sitting at Costco. I'm not paying no goddamn I will grow some goddamn You remember that [ __ ] with the nurses?
I'll grow some goddamn blueberries.
Right outside on that sunny ass patio I got. Never mind. I got it. Don't you worry about it.
Them must be the nurse picked blueberries. Them [ __ ] was like, "We ain't working for no $2 an hour."
It was $9.
The nurses was like, "Um, we demand at least minimum wage. We're not working for $2 an hour."
Uh, okay.
So, answer me this question.
What was the point of rounding up all of those immigrants only to come back and say we're going to allow farms to sponsor the immigrants?
That for some reason I'm suspicious of that because IT SOUNDS VERY MUCH LIKE owning slaves.
I mean I mean correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason the description sounds real familiar.
So, you're going to scoop the people up, put them in detention centers, and then tell the owners of the farms they can go and get their workers, and now they're responsible for their workers when you could have just left them people alone.
Aren't they tricky little?
Or what they are actually going to do is use that prison labor to do all of that work. and then they only have to pay them pennies on a dollar.
That's what that is. All of those same people are going to still be doing those same exact jobs.
I guarantee you it'll be within the this year. By the end of this year, that's what's going to be happening. I wrote about this in my book, right? They ain't sending them home.
They done bought for billions of dollars. They done bought three big ass plant plan uh buildings to make into these detention camps.
Did y'all know that the man that wrote Project 2025, Kevin Roberts, his entire adult life was studying AfricanAmerican history and the transatlantic slave trade and the kinship within the black community. Hi Mickey.
How you doing?
Did y'all know that he has a PhD in studying black people?
So for all of the white folks that sit around and says it's nothing to do with race, it has everything to do with race.
Every single, and I say it again, every single thing in America is built on race.
Every system, it does not matter how small that system is. Every system in America is built on race and the racial hierarchy they created. I don't know why that upsets so many white people.
Why does that Why does that upset y'all to know that?
That's how they built it. It was built that way by design.
So, I'm trying to figure out why does that bother white people so much?
Just like they are insensed when I said that we are better than them at just about every single thing except like you know violence and gaslighting.
They literally come to that one particular video to comment on, well what about Larry Bird? Well, what about hockey? Well, we're better at we outwork you. And I'm like about goddamn time.
I can't tell you how many we outwork you. Good. Get up off your lazy ass and go to [ __ ] to work.
Well, I bet you out eat us probably. And I pay for all my food with cash, which you can't say.
You can't say.
I didn't buy my food with food cents. I wish someone would give me some food sense.
Give them to me.
Give me an EBD EBT card. Give it Give it to me.
I'll show y'all how to shop.
They got some nerve.
But my question again becomes, why y'all mad?
You lost your list that I gave you.
You lost I lost the list that you gave me for my friend with Parkinson's. Can you give it to me again? What list was that? A list for what?
Right. It's our money.
Yeah. I don't have no problem with all them Jewish people over there and getting $70,000 a year in welfare benefits from section 8 food stamps and welfare payments. They don't have no problem with that.
They'll never have no problem with that.
What was the list for, ma'am?
Uh neural drop. Oh, the neurommelts.
Did you DM me? Did I send it to you in your DMs or did I say it here? DM me so I can tell you when we get off the live what to get, right? They wouldn't even put their own boobs in their own baby's mouth.
So the number one reason that we have this alos this heavy ass load of stress that we carry every day is dealing with them. And science shows and this is why I wrote the two other books that I wrote called Both Sides of the Whip. This is 800 pages of accurate black history.
Okay.
is to show and then it also connects this to our health because our history is directly related to our health that we experience today.
Okay. So those books show you the connection from what it is our bodies went through during four 500 years 400 years of slavery and 100 years of Jim Crow and how that has impacted the health that we all have today. Like our bodies literally evolved because as soon as they got here, they destroyed our food systems. They destroyed our water systems. They destroyed all of that. And then they started feeding us their food, which was pigs and all that other stuff.
So that stuff that y'all are eating today, all of that is the oppressor's diet.
All that slave food that y'all were eating on the plantation and they were rationing it out to us is all the oppressor's food cuz you know we going to make a dollar out of 15 cent. However, that's not what we were eating before they arrived.
We were eating everything that we were eating was why our metab metabolic system was as strong as it was. We were eating buffalo. We were eating turkey.
We were eating fish. Fresh fresh fresh.
They came over here started feeding us salted pork.
They imported cows. They imported pigs.
Those things were not indigenous to North America, but buffalo and turkey and fish and oysters and shrimp and all that stuff was.
So now we go from eating low carbohydrates, lowfat, no fried foods, fresh foods every day to eating food with preservatives. Salt is the number one preservative in your food.
So, here we are. We're not getting fresh water. We're eating a bunch of super high sodium foods.
We're eating a bunch of carbohydrates.
And then our bodies evolved because of that. How you doing? Peace and love.
Okay. Our bodies evolved because of that. So now our children and us, black people, this is the number one, one of one of the number one shits that gets us every time. Black people are born with a higher sodium level in our kidneys. Sodium is a nutrient.
Okay?
Mineral, nutrient, I can't remember which one. Either way, sodium is a necessary thing for our body to run properly. However, because our bodies were going through periods of not getting water, our bodies adapted to that and what it started doing was our kidneys started holding on to more water by increasing the sodium in our kidneys so we wouldn't die.
Native Americans were eating lizard and deer and buffalo, but they gave them fried bread. Who do you consider to be Native Americans?
If you love salt, then you're going to have a problem.
Either you're talking about the indigenous black people of this country or you're talking about the Siberians that came here. That's a whole different thing.
That's a whole different thing.
You said the Asian the Siberians.
Okay, John. No, we're not talking about the same thing.
So, the number one stressor is going to be is going to be being around white people because your body automatically tightens the [ __ ] up the minute you are around them.
Soon as you hear their voice, as soon as you are at your job, as soon as you leave the comfort of your [ __ ] home, everything about your body goes into hypervigilance.
And so what that means is cortisol is being dumped into your bloodstream. He said their nasely voices. Cortisol is being dumped into your bloodstream. When your cortisol is high, it also makes your blood sugar high. So you can literally trigger diabetes in your body just from stress.
It's called stress induced diabetes.
Yeah, I worked with them the whole time I was in corporate America, but I haven't worked for anybody in 20 years.
So I had to I had to go. I was unemployable.
I was absolutely unemployable because you hired me to do a job and now you're mad that I'm smarter than you.
It's okay.
It's okay.
Why you mad?
Well, if you ever talk to me in that tone again, I said, "Well, let me go ahead and box my [ __ ] up because this how I talk every day."
You knew that when you interviewed me.
This [ __ ] got mad at me because you know how people at the end of a meeting be like, "Does anyone have any questions?" He gonna ask if anybody has any questions at the end of the session and I'm like, everybody else is just talking.
Well, I wonder what he means. I wonder what he means. I want I'm gonna ask him what the [ __ ] he means.
the [ __ ] I'm gonna ask him. Excuse me.
So, in the process of restructuring, what happens to the account managers?
Well, what do you mean?
In the process of restructuring, what happens to the account managers?
I just asked him the exact same question again. Oh. Oh. Oh. Well, we haven't figured out what to I asked you the same [ __ ] question twice.
Same question.
So, you don't have an answer.
And now you mad that I expose the fact you don't have an answer.
So after the meeting, he going to call me in his office and be like, "If you ever talk to me that way again, I'm going to fire you." That was the last job I ever had.
I don't have a cat. I have two dogs. I don't know what you're looking at.
If you ever see a [ __ ] cat that big, you must be in a [ __ ] jungle. The [ __ ] my ain't no damn cat. I would not feed no cat that was that big. Ain't no cat going to live here that big.
I would not sleep with both my eyes open or one. Whatever.
That'd be me. If I had a [ __ ] cat that big, listen, man.
So, I just packed up my [ __ ] and left.
That was the last job I've ever had because I'm like, I am not changing who I am for this [ __ ] job. He said, I want you want a Black Panther so bad.
Um, you better take your ass to the Marvel store and get you a goddamn figurine. Who the [ __ ] you think you are? You've been hanging around white people too much.
You have to let that go, John. You have to let that go.
Nah. Nah, bro. You hang around white people too much.
Let that cat alone. Let him be. Let him be. What kind of cruelty would that be to go and capture a black panther just to put his ass in a [ __ ] cage? That's white people [ __ ] Don't do that.
Oh, I just want to You want to name him?
You just stop it. You just stop it.
You said I shouldn't be laughing as hard 30 seconds after hit my face. Leave them animals where they supposed to be. It's bad enough we build the [ __ ] houses in their [ __ ] neighborhoods and then get mad that they show up IN YOUR BACK. WHAT ARE THESE MOUNTAIN lions doing in my backyard? [ __ ] YOU MOVED TO MOUNTAIN LION NEIGHBORHOOD. WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?
You said no cage. It is a cage. It doesn't matter how big your backyard is.
It's a cage to a panther.
Yeah. They got to conquer everything.
Let me just let me be above everything because you can't be above nothing.
Because they can't ever be above nothing naturally. They have to artificially be above something.
That's a self-esteem problem.
That's a self-esteem problem.
I don't have to be above nothing that I'm not already naturally above. Are there any zoos in Africa? Unfortunately, there are. A first of all, Africa is a continent.
They call them safaris.
You call it a zoo. They're called safaris over there.
The crulest thing you can do is put a [ __ ] free animal in a cage. But that's y'all's history, ain't it?
Ain't that y'all history to put [ __ ] in cages?
Ain't that the history though?
Okay. Locking [ __ ] up, putting it away, putting chains on it, taking ownership of it. Ain't that the history?
We shouldn't be doing that.
Dogs and cats are already domesticated.
Hi. Dogs and cats are already domesticated.
But if you're trying to take a wild animal and domesticate it, then that's a white [ __ ] Hi, bats.
Hi, bub. Don't see how he just be parkouring off the chair.
So, let's talk about y'all's stress.
Let's talk about y'all's stress. Looking back at our ancestors, we were joining the animals. Absolutely. We lived in concert with them. What you doing under this desk, Linka? Go get Go get bats. Go get them. Come on. Get out from under the desk, bud. Thank you.
Let's talk about y'all's stress level.
What do you think is giving you the most stress in your life? Put in the comments.
What do you think is giving you the most stress in your life?
bills.
Job taxes job work and the co-workers money job working crooked government bills overeing is giving you stress. I would think that your overeating is being caused by your stress. So, what is the underlying reason for you eating?
You're obviously eating your emotions.
So, what is it? What's causing you to overeat? You got to go a little bit deeper.
PCOS is stressing you out.
People carrying around the new virus from that cruise ship. Don't get me started on that.
It's already told y'all we going to be back in the house. I told y'all that before the election. I said we going to be right back in the house right under the same [ __ ] that we were in the house under the last time. And here we are.
Ronda said you really did. I did. Told you we was going to be back in the house for one reason or another. They couldn't get us back in the house for martial law because we weren't out there protesting, which is what they really wanted. They really wanted us out in the street. They could have had martial law a long time ago, but we were line dancing. So we said, "Fuck your protest.
We going to put on these cowboy boots.
We going to pop these fans, bitch."
And that's what the [ __ ] we did.
Good, good, good for us. We off duty.
Don't call us for nothing.
We off. I told y'all we was off before that election. I said we if this lady don't win, we off for the next four years. We are on vac and have been. Yeah. The ancestors told you to stay your ass at home. Stay your busy ass in the house.
I listen to the ancestors. I don't know who the [ __ ] y'all listening to. I listened to the ancestors. They told me to sit my ass down. I said, "You got it.
Absolutely."
Why is my is my Bluetooth on? Yes. Why are my lights not coming on, though?
There we go.
So, yeah, the ancestor said, "Sit this one out, sis." And I said, "You betcha."
So, the allostatic load and chronic stress. We've talked about this before.
Allostatic load is the cumulative biological damage of chronic stress.
This is what directly impacts your fibroid development.
Your chronic stress is what is creating and enlarging your fibroids.
What did your doctor tell you was? What did your doctor tell you?
What did your doctor tell you?
Chronic racial stress is elevated cortisol. Yes, the drops will help. They've been helping me a lot. those alostatic drops.
I created drops to combat your alostatic loads and they are fabulous and I take them every night. I love them.
So, it would have been my ex creating the stress and he's the one I had the child with. You just wanted to you want a second generation stress, huh?
So your elevated cortisol because this is how it's going. So your chronic stress elevates your cortisol.
Your elevated cortisol contributes to your hormonal dysregulation.
Then your hormonal dysregulation.
Your doctor told you it was hereditary.
Yeah. Because you're going through the same [ __ ] your mama went through. You're stressed out.
So your hormonal dysregulation causes estrogen dominance and your estrogen dominance creates fibroid growths. Fibroids are estrogenfed tumors. How many times in the last four years have I told y'all that your fibroids are coming from your estrogen being too high? How many times do you have enough fingers? Do you have enough toes?
Do you have any other things on your body that I can count? How many times I've told you that your estrogen is why you have your estrogen being high from the food that you're consuming combined with your elevated stress.
So, not only are you stressed out, but your food of choice is also super high in estrogen. and that would be chicken.
So, you're stressed out and you turn to chicken.
Instead of you coming home and cooking dinner, you're going to stop at the Popeye's or the Wing Stop or the KFC or wherever else they sell chicken.
Jollibees, right?
Or you gonna go to Costco or Sam's?
You're gonna get one of those rotisserie chickens. Hi, Steani. You're going to go get one of those rotisserie chickens, aren't you? Cuz that's healthier. Yeah, that's so much healthier because it's been sitting around in a plastic bag under a heat lamp all day.
So much healthier. Cuz all that all that [ __ ] seeping from the plastic into the [ __ ] chicken. It's got to be healthy, right?
How you doing, Miss Shivani?
The chronic stress of living in an antilack society.
This is mother.
Is there any other Is there any other AI that's going to give you this information the way she's giving it to you?
The chronic stress of living in an anti-lack society, hyper vigilance, racial discrimination, microaggressions, economic precarity, literally feeds fibroid growth at the hormonal level.
I'm trying not to eat chicken, but I feel like I'm addicted to chicken.
Did that chicken jump in your [ __ ] cart, or did you put it in there? Did it follow you home and move into your [ __ ] house for free?
Did that chicken check itself out at the grocery store or did you take your [ __ ] card out and pay for it?
Just be calling you like Chris Rock in New Jack [ __ ] city.
Oh, it just be calling me, dog. It just be calling me.
Check it.
Dr. Arlene Geronomus called this weathering the accelerated biological aging of black women's bodies under the weight of sustained oppression.
Fibroids are one of the most visible expressions.
Number two.
Number two. Why do you have fibroids?
Vitamin D deficiency. Take your ass outside and SIT IN THE GODDAMN SUNLIGHT.
OH, my doctor gave me vitamin D um supplements.
This one is massive and criminally under reported.
I've been here for four years. Blame Tik Tok for why I haven't been on your algorithm. I've been here for four years teaching y'all this year.
Mama, I have lupus. They told me I'm allergic to the sun. Of course, ma'am.
Because they want you to keep the lupus in your body. Why the [ __ ] if you're not white, are you allergic to the sun?
I wish I had some really inexpensive glasses to throw against the [ __ ] wall.
But I'm not throwing these $700 glasses against the [ __ ] wall.
Why the [ __ ] would your black ass listen to anybody that tells you you are allergic to the sun?
You mad you just found me yesterday.
They closed down my first account. I had 220,000 followers on that one. Just banned. This one will be banned soon.
So, you better go follow my other one or follow me somewhere else.
Yeah. How the [ __ ] you black and a white doctor going to tell you, "Oh, you're allergic to the sun." Um, like me and you were like, "Oh, really? Okay.
How about you take your ass out in the sun and lay out every [ __ ] day? How about you do just do that? Try try God's way cuz son is God. Try try God's way.
The other one is the real Mama Trey.
This one is the only Mama Trey.
You said you follow me everywhere in stalker mode.
That's what you got to do cuz you never know when they g what you join my fan club. They don't give me none of that money. Do we ever need to use sunscreen? I don't use no sunscreen for what.
I mean, are y'all going to be picking blueberries?
Why the [ __ ] do y'all need sunscreen?
Unless y'all going to be out there picking blueberries all goddamn day. You going to be out there for the next 8 n 10 hours picking blueberries.
The real mama tray.
I've been fantastic. I've gone through congestive heart failure and all kinds of [ __ ] I told my African doctor, Dr. African about okra water and he told me not to believe my coach.
First of all, okra is a nightshade vegetable.
Nightshade vegetables automatically trigger inflammation in your body. So why does it say I'm not following you?
Because they be taking people off that be following me. They closed it.
Yeah, vitiligo. What about me? You're losing your melanin. Ask yourself why.
Can I ask you something about CHF? Sure.
You can ask me about it.
I was diagnosed with CHF in September and I just went and got my Your hubby has it. My hubby's EF is low. What was his number? Mine was 20. What's your husband's?
Mine was 20 back in September. I was hospitalized and everything. Mine was 20. Now mine is 65.
My doctor My doctor was like, "Your EF is 65.
You're a fraction of your Yes.
Congestive heart failure.
Congestive heart failure. That's what it means.
What are you drinking oak or water for?
What's the point?
Any remedies or pain for pain symptoms from a ruptured ovarian cyst? Painless.
I have a product called painless, which is an all natural. Yes, I'm AI. I have a I have a product called Painless and it's phenomenal.
So, it's not an ibuprofen or an acetaminophen. It's just an all natural pain reliever and it's awesome.
You were forced You were forced to eat okra soup as a child. I love okchra soup. I ate okra soup almost every day when I lived in Nigeria. Loved it. Love love love.
It just doesn't love me back. We gotta stop We got to stop having these unrequited relationships with food. Hey, Miss Jada. We got to stop having these unrequited relationships with food. You love it, but it doesn't love you back.
And what I mean by that is it's going to give you negative results.
You have issues with texture. I didn't like it when I was a kid. I just thought it was just slimy and this that and the other. But when I went when I lived in Nigeria, it was [ __ ] bomb.
But I think as you grow older, your taste buds change. Like the stuff that you loved as a kid, you probably don't like now.
Um, let me see if it's in my store. Hold on a second.
Let me see if it's one of the products in my store so I can pin it for you.
Um, let me see cuz I think we only have 60 of the products, but we have 200.
So, all the I think all of the hormonal stuff is here. We have hormonal balance.
We have um enositol fusion. That's for people with p women with PCOS. The hormonal balance is for menopause and period balance. The flash formula is for that.
And then we have another menopause. I think we have five total menopause. Oh, here's painless. Good.
I just pinned it for you.
There you go.
We have a Tik Tok store here. Best projects. Best projects products. Oh, for fibroids. Number one is get your foods list. You got your Ultra B today?
I just found my bottle of Ultra B drops today. Just found it in my in my bathroom uh cabinet.
I will start taking those because, you know, if you're on high blood pressure medication, you lose vitamin B, you lose magnesium, you lose potassium. So if you're on high blood pressure meds, you need to supplement with those things.
Have you ever had sambusa? No.
So what were we talking about before she asked about the painless? You said you wish you would have known this information before you had a hysterctomy because of the fibroids. Yeah, that's that's your doctor's go-to is to always take something out of your body. I I don't believe anything should be taken out of your body because I believe that everything can be reversed.
What do you Let's Let's critically think. What do you think painless would help? Let's let's break this down.
All of your pain stems from something in your body being inflamed.
Okay? So most pain relievers that you take they work on numbing the source of the pain whereas painless works on the source of the pain which is inflammation.
So whatever pain you have painless is going to work for that.
Okay. Your body's way of telling you that something's going on is inflammation.
Do I sell painless? Would help with your RA?
How did you get rheumatoid arthritis?
Here, here's the basic question that everybody needs to ask. How did you get what you got? Because you weren't born with it. Very few people are born with ailments.
So ask yourself, how did I get that?
I have a bottle on my nightstand right now. Anytime I feel any pain, I do not reach for Tylenol. I do not reach for any of that [ __ ] So again, how did you trigger this ailment in your body because you were not born with it?
Okay. In my case with the congestive heart failure, my underlying problem is I'm going through menopause.
When you're going through menopause, a woman's body loses estrogen. Okay?
Estrogen is responsible for the elasticity of your arteries and veins.
So, when you lose estrogen, your arteries and veins no longer have the ability to expand and contract. They just become kind of brittle.
That in and of itself is what puts the pressure on your heart.
Now, couple that with the stress from the external world, dealing with the racial stress that we deal with, and then couple that with internalizing by turning the other cheek, taking the higher road. All of those things we're always told to do when we're being bothered by somebody, just ignore them.
them go away. Oh, don't stoop to their level. [ __ ] that [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] whatever level they're on. I'm going there.
Remind me again, sir, what level you're on. I'm coming.
Hold on. I'm coming.
Go lay down, Fats. It's too early for this. You go. You go.
If we start placating fats right now, he'll be here all night and we don't have time for that.
Whatever level you're on, I'm going to meet you there.
And then I'm going to drag us to an even lower level because what y'all don't seem to understand is whatever your stress is, you have to have an outlet for it.
And then not just some get you a punching bag and punch on it and imagine your neighbor's face. What you need to do is cuss your neighbor the [ __ ] out to your neighbor's face because that's the only thing that's going to make you feel better. So, what turned my congestive heart failure around in just six months was cussing [ __ ] out. And that's why I tell you, never miss an opportunity to cuss a [ __ ] out because I went from trying to be polite, taking other people's feelings into consideration, just being overly empathetic. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
You being overly empathetic, which is something that comes natural to black people, is doing you a disservice.
Yes, definitely crashed out every day because you're so busy worrying about hurting somebody else's feelings when they don't give a [ __ ] about hurting your feelings. You literally are hurting your own feelings.
How far? You can only answer that yourself.
You can only answer that yourself. I can tell you [ __ ] you without even raising my [ __ ] voice. I don't have to go beat up a car with a baseball bat. I can cuss you out and sleep like a [ __ ] baby.
The biggest therapy I had was coming online every day and telling y'all [ __ ] to kiss my ass.
Thank you for helping me with my therapy because the person that I was before that got my heart in trouble was making sure that you felt good and making sure that I was polite and well what are your credentials and who do you think you are trying to teach this [ __ ] and you don't have a degree in food and that that's what I was dealing with every So then when I only started focusing on teaching black people about our history and all that [ __ ] that's when my [ __ ] started healing the [ __ ] up. Step number two, you got to learn your [ __ ] accurate history.
One of the biggest issues that we have as black people in this country when it comes to our health is we were told the wrong story. And we are so busy trying to bring our body that knows the truth into alignment with all of this indoctrination and programming that has been put in our heads.
That's a that's a big issue because your body keeps receipts. Your body knows the truth, but your brain is like, "But the white man said that I have to go to church and there's a big white man in the sky. But the white man said that I was dragged here in chains even though everybody in my family is from here. So, so your body is not even in alignment with itself.
Your mind and your body are not on one accord.
Number three, you're not in any way, shape, or form connected to your ancestors.
because they told you that you're supposed to give all of your energy to some imaginary white man in the sky.
When do you talk to your ancestors? When do you give your ancestors all that energy? When do you thank them for protecting you all this time into bringing you to this plane of existence?
When do you do that?
When do you have conversations with them?
If you're praying without ceasing for the white man, then that's who's getting all your [ __ ] energy.
You're not going outside in the sun to worship your true sky daddy. So now you got vitamin D deficiencies.
How you black you got vitamin D deficiencies?
Don't you understand that this is how white people lost their melanin? White skin came from vitamin D deficiencies.
Because when you don't have melanin, you just lose all of the folate in your body, which is responsible for making the melanin in your body.
Well, it's a trap because they don't want you out in the sun because they know exactly what the sun does for us.
So, they want to keep you at work during the brightest times of the day. They want to keep your kids in school during the brightest time of the day.
Everything is done to keep you inside on the brightest part of the day because they know that that sun is going to power up that [ __ ] melanin which is going to then start the healing process in your own body.
It's going to fire up that neuromelanin that's in your brain. It's going to increase the dopamine in your body, which increases your movement, which increases your pleasure center, which increases your happiness, which increases everything.
When you don't have neuromelanin on your brain, you end up with Parkinson's.
Melanin, just because you have it doesn't mean it's not going to go away.
So that's why you have to also supplement and eat in a way that supports your melanin in your body.
You be outside now. Don't wait till summer. Be outside now. I don't give a [ __ ] how cold it is. Put on a goddamn coat and take your ass outside and look up to the sky like Earth, Wind, and Fire says and talk to your [ __ ] ancestors.
Tap in. Tap tap tap in.
So, hold on. Watch this. Vitamin D acts as a natural inhibitor of fibroid cell proliferation.
Hello.
Vitamin D acts as a natural inhibitor of fibroid cell proliferation.
Studies show vitamin D deficient women have significantly larger fibroids.
Black women with higher melanin concentration synthesize less vitamin D from the sunlight at northern latitudes.
Studies show up to 80% of black women are vitamin D deficient. Why?
Because y'all live y'all living further away from the equator.
I ain't never heard of no the whole time I lived in Nigeria, I hear one person talking about no fibroids.
The whole time I never heard one woman say anything about no fibroids.
Never.
It's there big time. I ain't never seen it. Ain't never heard it.
Never never.
Where is it? Where is it there big time?
H >> you know one suffering now. So, how does that equate to big time?
So, you know, one woman on the continent of Africa and now that's it's their big time fake profile. That's what I thought.
So, hold on. Here's the cruel irony.
The very thing that makes black skin extraordinary.
High melanin concentration also requires more sun exposure to produce adequate vitamin D. More sun exposure.
I'll read it again. I'll read it again.
The very thing that makes black skin extraordinary, high melanin concentration, also requires more sun exposure to produce adequate vitamin D.
Take your ass outside.
10, 15 minutes a day.
10, 15 minutes a day.
I would go barefoot, but we don't have no grass. I'm not disagreeing with the sunlight for melanin. I agree wholeheartedly with the need for sun.
Okay.
Thanks. And in a country where black people were historically forced to work indoors, live in urban environments with limited sun exposure, and now spend most time inside, vitamin D deficiency became an epidemic, and fibroids followed. Your kids are sitting in the house right now playing video games instead of being the [ __ ] outside.
What do you think is going to happen to your daughter at I don't know 18, 19, 20?
What you think is going to happen? What do you think is going to happen?
I said I was going to get me a grounding mat. We don't have no grass here. I live in Vegas, but we do have sun, so I'll take that.
I lived there for two years.
I am peaceful outside. It just it you know what I I noticed a very distinct difference um since I've started sun therapy. is what I call it very distinct because I used to sit in that room for hours on the computer doing work, writing books, um making mother just in the dark with my because I have those dark curtains that just completely blocks out the sun and it keeps fats calm when I don't have my curtains open. So, I just wouldn't open them and I would just go days with no sun and Jordy would be like, "What the fuck?" And I literally had to figure out I was depressed.
And so when I started getting up every morning and opening the blinds and getting that sun in my room and then actively going outside and sitting in the sun, I think a lot of [ __ ] changed.
Do y'all know that white people when they go and get tans, it has an opioid effect to their body? Do y'all know that?
This is why there are some white people that are addicted to tanning booths and going and getting their little tans and [ __ ] because it literally has an opioid effect on them.
It makes them high.
That's why people that religiously tan, well, his is fake though.
But having a tanning booth in a white person's house will be very helpful for them for their mood. just for their mood because again they don't have a lot of neuromelanin on their brain which means their bodies don't produce a lot of dopamine which means and then how they eat because they eat a whole lot of wheat. This is what accounts for the anger and aggression hormones and for them being depressed and all that other [ __ ] because you got to be somewhat depressed for 33,59 white men to off themselves in just 2024 alone.
But you sitting in a dark ass room playing [ __ ] video games all goddamn day. Yeah, you're going to be [ __ ] depressed.
Shut up. I already know you're a bot just about as [ __ ] you're saying. Take your ass outside. Black or white, it doesn't matter. Go outside. You're a gamer. I can guarantee you you're probably an Enzo. So, gamer is synonymous with not having any ass in your life, but enjoy.
So, hold on.
Hold on.
Number three. Hair products. Hair products.
Okay.
So, when y'all say relaxers specifically, right, there are other hair products and makeup and [ __ ] that y'all are using more often than relaxers.
Y'all just wanted to make it a catch all like it was the real like it was the relaxers that was giving y'all all these issues. But there are so many other things in black women's makeup specifically in our hair products specifically that are endocrine disruptors on purpose.
Just took your grounding mat out. I need to go get me one.
I'm going to give me I'm I'mma look for one tonight.
So, this is one that you should make every that Hold on. This is the one that should make every black woman stop and pay attention. Okay. Is leinipril and cholesterol okay for blacks? No.
No.
First of all, cholesterol is a necessary thing in your body. If you're taking something to lower your cholesterol, you should throw it in the trash.
Cholesterol is like cholesterol is to your body what oil is to your car.
What's going to happen in your body?
What's going to happen to your car if you don't have no oil in it?
What's going to happen to your car if you don't have no oil in it?
Cholesterol is necessary for your body to heal itself.
If you have low cholesterol, that's how you end up with dementia.
Why do we have such an epidemic of dementia?
That correlates with the timing of statins.
Statins are one of the number one selling products in America and your doctor is the only one that sells it to you. Your drug dealer doctor. My doctor tried to put me on more blood pressure meds the other day and I was like, "No, thank you.
I don't want any.
I'll just take my chill.
I'll be fine.
I just take my I take my sweetheart drops. I take my alostatic drops. I take my chill.
I take my neural melt.
I'm fine. My blood pressure wasn't that high. It wasn't It wasn't overly high.
it was high compared to it wasn't high with the old numbers. So a lot of times what they are now doing is they are lowering the standards for the norm. So what that means is they are lowering the numbers so that they can diagnose you as you being high. So before all of our lives blood pressure a normal blood pressure was 120 over 80, wasn't it? Now all of a sudden it's 170. It's it's 110 over 70.
Now they can say that your blood pressure is high. Well, the other day mine was 138 over 18 over 84.
Oh, well, your blood pressure is still even though your congestive heart failure is gone, your blood pressure is high. Still high. And I think we need to put you on emloopine. I said, "No, because when I went into the hospital, my blood pressure was 177 over 111." 84 is fine.
I'll take 84.
No, thank you.
So, cut out salt, drink more water, monitor your stress. Any suggestions on how to get off of amloopene? Well, I don't think y'all going to like my suggestions.
My suggestion is just to [ __ ] stop because he was like, "Well, let we're going to wean you off of the carv carvitol. So then you're going to take half of a carvidol for the next seven days once a day or twice a day. Then you're going to go for the next seven days, you're only going to take half of a carvidol on se once a day and then you're going to be off of it. I'll stop taking that [ __ ] the same day.
Painless. The product painless that's on the thing right now will help with your knee pain.
Wean off for what?
If I can wean myself off of the most powerful op. If I could go cold turkey off of the world's most powerful opioid, I can come off of carbidol.
And I said, "Well, how have your other people done when they came off of carvidol?" He was like, "Well, one had to go back on it and the other person is doing fine." I said, "I choose to believe I'm going to meet that other person." Because when I went back, the normal EF number is 50 to 55. My EF number went from 20 to 65 in just six months.
So you can do it. All of y'all walking around with this congestive heart failure, I only had it for six months.
Y'all can reverse that [ __ ] too. But the longer you stay on those meds, because the the carbinol is what was swelling me up because what it does is it slows down your circulation.
How what? How? What? How? What? Ma'am, I don't understand what how mean. How what?
Form a whole question so I know what you are asking. What is how?
I'll tell you again what I did.
I started cussing [ __ ] out.
How many people in the comments have congestive heart failure? Let's just do I just want to see something. I just want to see something. How many people in the comments have congestive heart?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.
Do y'all go to church?
11.
It cracks me up how you act like everybody gets on your nerves. It's not an act.
It's not an act.
Here's where I was going with that.
A lot of times a lot of times he said some people can't tell if her sister is real or not. Who?
Who sister?
Listen, a lot of times what is really playing out is stress, right? Why we get on your nerves because y'all be asking me dumbass questions.
They may seem like valid questions to you, but they seem like dumb ass questions to me.
But I'll just start from the beginning, okay?
If you are a person that internalizes things, that's a problem.
And when I say internalize, it means you're biting your tongue at the expense of your body.
You are holding your feelings in when you should be letting your feelings out.
You are holding your tongue. You have put yourself in relationships with people, whether that's your family that you inherited or the husband that you married or the wife that you married, and you want to spare their feelings, so you're internalizing all of that [ __ ] when you should be cussing the [ __ ] out. That's what I mean. My mother and my brother both died from strokes. Both of them internalize [ __ ] I'm not going to be that person. I'm not going to allow myself to be that person.
I'm going to cuss you out to make me feel better.
Yeah. So y'all go and take these jobs where you can't even be yourself on your job and you're spending a quarter of your life on that job.
So you are sacrificing your health and wellness for a paycheck.
Number two, a lot of y'all don't have boundaries.
With boundaries come peace. When you don't have boundaries and you don't put boundaries around yourself, then you are allowing people to use you as a [ __ ] welcome mat.
That that again goes back to problem number one.
Goes back to problem number one. Yeah.
Because people used to come here all the time like, "Oh my god, you're not being professional, [ __ ] I'm in my house.
I don't work for Tik Tok."
What are you going to do? Report me to HR? [ __ ] I own the place. I am HR.
You call HR over here. I'm gonna be like, "Hello.
No, I'm going to tell HR."
Okay, I'll be waiting for your call.
Please explain to me about painless.
What do you think it sounds like? Take a big wild guess. What do you All of my products essentially tell you what they do just by the name.
What do you think it would be?
What do you think it would do?
I mean, I try to make this [ __ ] real easy for y'all.
Chill. What do you think chill would do?
What do you think Sharp would do?
Just think about it.
We got to get back to critically thinking.
We got to get back to it. Y'all have gotten so comfortable with just asking other people to explain things to you like you're five years old and then the minute they talk to you like you're 5 years old. Why are you so condescending?
Because you act like a [ __ ] 5-year-old. You could go and read what it does for you.
You could guess from the name what it does for you.
Some woman today was like, "Oh, I couldn't find the video of RFK saying that he wanted to put black youths in camps. Can next time you see it, can you tag me on it?" No, you can go and search for it. It's right on Tik Tok. That's exactly where I saw it. I'm not tagging you on [ __ ] You ain't giving me as a black woman no assignments to do for you, [ __ ] You're being lazy.
I got enough [ __ ] to do.
You must not want to find it cuz you ain't spending no time looking for it.
Y'all take on labor that other people give y'all. That's problem number three.
We talked about this yesterday.
all this invisible labor that y'all are taking on. You're in a relationship with someone and you are providing this emotional labor, this physical labor. You're taking care of, you're putting them before you because their white god said that you are supposed to serve a man.
Some of y'all's hearts are broke simply because you put other people ahead of yourself. And my other line of supplements is called selfish supplements.
And the whole point of calling it selfish supplements is you have to have a level of selfishness to heal yourself up. Because it's all up to you. No one is coming to heal you. Not even your doctor. That's not his job.
It wasn't my doctor's job to heal me up.
He couldn't.
All he could do is give you advice.
them pills didn't heal me up.
Them heels, those pills blew me up, but they didn't heal me up.
I healed me up.
And it wasn't me on my knees praying to God for healing. It took me to change my habits in order for my body to heal up.
taking my ass outside in the sun, not eating as much sodium as I was eating before, nourishing my [ __ ] melanin because that's the only thing that's going to save me in this situation.
The estrogen is going to be leaving my body. There's nothing I can do about that. There's nothing that I'm willing to do about that. Well, you can take HRT. To what end?
To what end?
To what end?
Breast cancer.
No thanks. Because once I have breast cancer, I'm still going to be going through menopause and breast cancer. So, what kind of sense does that make?
So, a landmark 2022 study from the National Institute of Environmental Health and Sciences, the Sister Study, found women who use chemical hair straighteners or relaxers more than four times a year, had more than double the risk of developing uterine fibroids. The chemicals involved parabens folates bisphenol A which are BPAs they're all endocrine disrup disruptors and then you have formaldahhide which is a carcinogen. So these chemicals absorb through the scalp one of the most permeable skin surfaces on the body and goes directly into the bloodstream.
Anything that you put on your skin goes into your bloodstream.
So for y'all to blame the relaxer for that that you're only using four times a year, you're putting lotions, perfumes, makeup, all of that stuff on your body, body washes, all of that stuff on your skin every day. And y'all didn't think that it could be those things. And then let's look at the foods that you were putting inside your body. You don't think that that has anything to do with it?
How many Forever Chemicals are in your Lululemon clothing?
How many Forever Chemicals are in your Teimu clothing?
Y'all didn't know that the Lululemon [ __ ] that y'all out here paying $200 for has forever chemicals in the fabric.
I never knew what the [ __ ] it was. No, thank you.
These chemicals absorb through your skin and then Oh, sir. That's enough fats.
Sir, get out of the window.
What happened? Come here.
Oh, he's gonna go crazy cuz the box just came in here.
He sees that box loose and [ __ ] No one's coming in here. Top flight.
They say, "Hey, George.
>> What up?"
So, hold on. Hold on.
Black women use chemical re relaxers at dramatically higher rates than any other group. Duh. The beauty industry built a billion-dollar empire selling black women products that were quietly feeding their fibroids. So, I talk about this in my new book called Extraction. Boxes are his job. He That's his job. Ever since he was this big.
No, he's just being day from Friday.
He's top flight security. He always just thinks if a leaf moves outside, he's got a What's that leaf doing?
>> We got action.
I mean, legitimately, there are people walking.
>> I know, Bubba. Yeah, HE'S JUST OUTSIDE GETTING SOME SUNLIGHT. IT'S OKAY. I know. I know.
Finding everybody else's business.
No, it was a human.
He's doing his job. This is where he gets a good snacks.
Okay, Bubba. That's enough. That's enough. That's enough. That's enough.
That's enough.
Thank you. Thank you for protecting mommy.
Yeah. Thank you. No one's coming to get us. Okay, that's enough. Go lay down. Go lay down.
What is he doing? What is he doing?
Yeah, because he eats real food. That's why it's so goddamn healthy. It's like having two teenagers.
They had a whole turkey in two days.
You better be healthy.
Uh, do the snake plants work well?
I mean, they're the lowest maintenance ones probably.
My favorite plant in this house is the zezy plant. And then my second favorite is I can never pronounce the name of that one, but that one grows super fast and is very low maintenance. I I just need low maintenance in my life. Okay. So, so here's another thing that's feeding your fibroids. They have the same adrenaline.
Well, yeah. And he's an Aries, so there's that.
So, the beauty industry, and I write about this in my book called Extraction, the monetization of the black body.
There's a whole cosmetic section where it talks about all the chemicals that are put in black women's cosmetics. So, in our in our makeup and in our sunscreens and all this other [ __ ] that are also endocrine disruptors and because they didn't make such a big deal about that and they never talk about that, you're just thinking that it's always these relaxers, but you're not even getting relaxers as often as you slathering all of these layers of makeup on your face. I'm not a person that wears makeup, but I'm also not a person that sits back and tells other women they shouldn't wear makeup. I'm just telling you to be aware of what you're putting on your skin.
That's all. I'm not Alicia Keys like, "Oh, just because my skin cleared up, everybody should stop. [ __ ] sit down."
Cuz when you had all that acne on your face, your ass was wearing all that makeup.
Don't act like we don't remember your bad ass skin.
I hate that [ __ ] Okay. I hate that. Oh, I'm doing good, Mr. LA. How you been, sir?
I hate that.
So, your diet. Here we go. Mother's going to dig in that ass.
the colonial food legacy.
You said she trying not to rack up bad karma. She already got bad karma when she took that man from her his wife.
I don't [ __ ] with Alicia Keys.
Oh, let's talk about the chemicals in the Tanax tampons.
Did y'all see the new report that just came out the other day about all the forever chemicals in your Tanack tampons?
Heavy metals and [ __ ] in your tampons that you've been using for decades, shoving them up your head. Hoohop.
I used Tampex.
This country hates women.
We are the biggest inconvenience to them.
We are the biggest inconvenience to them. They could just go and just diddle all the kids they want and just do all this the brave [ __ ] if it weren't for us.
They especially hate us because we're the only ones that's going to call them on their [ __ ] So, we really are hated. That's what it boils down to.
That's what it is.
I don't know anything about that because I don't have my period anymore. So, thank God.
But I don't know nothing about no cup.
I'm going to tell you what, that's too messy for me. I don't want to deal with that.
Pampers probably get tampered with. Oh, yep. Well, your baby food has heavy metals in it. You didn't know that?
I never fed Jordan baby food.
Do pads have chemicals in them, too?
Yes, they all do.
If you could tolerate it, you should probably just go back to wearing just a pad. a a cotton cloth.
Thank you. I never fed Jordan baby food.
I always made my food and then I put it in a food processor.
So, I would make my food without all the seasonings and all that [ __ ] I'd make his version without all of that and then I would blend it up in the food processor. You use you use tan packs in various sizes. Yeah. But you also had a hyerectomy too, didn't you?
I have always too suspected that birth control pills is what led to infertility, prolonged use for that in black women. Every only one two of my friends that I went to high school with that I'm still friends with today have kids.
The rest of them could not. They ended up with either breast cancer or having to have a hyerectomy or something. But they were on birth control for decades.
So, let's talk about the diet.
You just read the APA. I can't even believe it. Not that they did what they did, but they actually put it out there.
You mean um the American Psychological Association with all the lies that they've been telling everybody about us for decades? Is that what you're talking about?
I told y'all about that three years ago because it came out in 2021, but it's also in my book. The whole apology is in my book, Both Sides of the Wick, Volume Two.
So, hold on. So, the colonial food legacy. Remember when I told y'all at the beginning of the live that the diets that we have is from colonialism.
They changed the way we ate when they came here. We were not eating pigs. We were not eating cows. We were not eating any of that. They brought those things here.
So, what to use for birth control?
Clamping your knees together.
very effective.
I've heard no complaints from that at all.
Just close them up.
I know it's for my 20 year olds.
Um, the knees work the same for 20 year olds. The knees work the same.
So whether you're 20 or 60, the knees still work the same.
What can you use for heavy painful periods instead of birth control? Is that why you got on birth control?
Do you know that ibuprofen stops your heavy periods?
Do you know why you have heavy periods?
It's inflammation.
Why is your daughter [ __ ] I'm just saying.
Like, what's the point?
Is she trying to have a kid?
Because if she's on birth control, she's not trying to have a kid. The most effective way to prevent unwanted pregnancies is to keep your knees together.
They tried to put them put it on her since she was 12. Yes. Because it's a it's a way for you to end up getting her a hyerectomy.
It's a setup. Ma'am, if I had my brothers, which is way, none of us would be having sex with anybody. And it's not for religious purposes. It's just literally what's the point? Black women are putting themselves at risk of death.
And a report came out that said, "Oh, wait. I think I might have it. Do I have it on my phone? Let me see. Let me see.
It's on my phone.
Let me see if I sent it. I thought I air dropped it the other day to my phone.
Come on, folks.
This cracks me the [ __ ] up. Uh, I'm going to post this, but I'm going to give you all the heads up because it's probably going to offend the [ __ ] out of you.
Let's see what Let's see what you get from this.
Dingle ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding.
I can't find it. But statistics show that black women die from child birth because of racism and not because of any other thing that's going on.
How is it backwards, ma'am? It doesn't matter. It's still It's not backwards when I post it.
I haven't had sex with anybody in almost 10 years, and it's the happiest 10 years of my [ __ ] life.
Once you make it past that first six months of celibacy, you don't even give a [ __ ] anymore.
After you pass that first six months, you're like, dick, why would I want that inside me?
What you should tell your daughter is, baby, do you want to be some foolish man's sperm receptacle?
Do you want some man just dumping all his [ __ ] in you for shits and giggles?
You're just a stress reliever for him.
You got stuff right in your drawer right now that you can use to relieve your stress. Women can go and buy a toy at any time that will last longer than any man she's [ __ ] Stop what you're doing. Take your little 10 minutes, rub one out, and put it back. Go clean it off. Clean it. put it back in nightstand and go on with the rest of your [ __ ] day.
The problem with having sex is that it's attached to a man.
Yes. They will never replace the real thing because you obviously like drama.
I don't like drama.
I don't want to deal with all the other stuff. I just want the nut.
And I don't even do that anymore.
Men are even telling women about men on TikTok. Y'all don't understand the soul ties that come along with that [ __ ] Because some of y'all are way off of your destined path simply because you're allowing somebody to dump their [ __ ] into you. A low frequency [ __ ] is dumping his low frequency [ __ ] into you and you're letting him because your self-esteem is low, your self-worth is low. You think that this is love. It's not. It's not.
Well, I just like to It's It's a release. Yes. Yes.
I get it. But so is a really strong shower stream without the drama. Because as it stands right now, black men are picking off black women at record rates.
>> Yes.
>> Record rates.
>> Just picking them off.
You already risking your life to have kids and you're risking your life being in relationships.
So what is the point? You already know they don't like you. So what are you doing? Why do you feel obligated to give them a place to shoot their load? They you know they don't like you, right?
They just keep you around so they can have a place to dump into. I'm I'm sure you love your wife, but you love the fact that you can dump into her.
Okay, listen. I don't want to hear no more men coming here talking about you love your wife. Just because you love your wife doesn't mean you love women as a species. You just love that particular woman. And I guarantee you it's because she's done so much to change your life. And if she's done so much to change your life, that means she hasn't done enough to change her own.
Who the [ __ ] hasn't been hurt before?
William That's a dumbass statement.
There's no woman walking on the face of this earth that hasn't been hurt.
There's no man walking on the face of this earth that hasn't been hurt. So what is your point?
Y'all think that when a woman is being honest about this type of [ __ ] someone's damaged us. Y'all, we damaged each other. Whether that was your mama or your daddy or your sister or your brother or your man or your woman, we damaged each other.
There's not There's not a woman There are one out of four women has been molested or sexually abused in some way. One out of four.
Some women have been hurt by the time they're 5 years old.
Six in my case.
And y'all are out here doing it generation after generation after generation after generation. And then you let men into your you done already had kids. And then you let men around your kids who are doing it to your kids as we speak.
You got women out here doing it to your kids. As we speak, everyone has been hurt by somebody.
Not all men. Yeah, of course. Not yet.
We wait long enough, it'll be all men.
Just like y'all say, "Bo, she ain't yours. It's just your turn."
Same thing.
You ain't hurt nobody. You will.
Do you have anything positive? No. Not when it comes to men. Nope. Not black men. Especially not white men. So that would be a no.
Why do I need to talk positive about y'all?
Why? Because your ego requires me to talk positively about you. Because your ego is so fragile.
So what what do you need me to say to make you feel better, black man? What do you need me to say?
I'm out. Have a great life. You, too.
Somebody asked you to be over here.
Nobody asked you to be over here.
My question is why is it that we can have all of these very decent conversations until when it comes to men and then all of a sudden all the logic goes out of the room. But they're the ones that say we're emotional. That was emotional.
You can't be in a room where they're discussing men without you feeling hit.
If I didn't say your name, what the [ __ ] does any of what I'm saying have to do with you?
Because you identify with it.
If I didn't say your name, why are you taking it personally?
If I didn't say your name, why are you being defensive?
All the logic flies out of the room when men enter it because men are too emotional.
They're heotional.
key emotional.
This is why we cannot have decent conversations.
Well, I think it I think it goes back to emotionally stunted because what you have to understand is the very first traumatic thing that happens to you is where your growth is stunted.
Okay?
So, a lot of men and women have their growth stunted, but it's a lot of men very, very early in life. And if you do not become aware of that, then you're not going to do the steps that it takes to go past the age that you stunted at. My brother is a perfect example of that. My brother is a 47 year old 14-year-old and instead of trying to make him what I need him to be or what I would like for him to be, I just accept that that's who he is.
I can't make you grow up just like no woman can make a man grow up.
We can't. So, stop taking on the task of trying to make a man into what you need and want him to be. That's why a lot of y'all women are un the level of stress that you are. You got work to deal with.
You got kids to deal with. You got all this [ __ ] And then you're taking on a man as well.
That's just another child.
If your man's growth got stunted at 14, that's a third child. If you have two kids, that's three kids.
And then the world, this is what really gets him in trouble because the world doesn't know what this person has gone through, but the world says, "You're a man and you're a leader." And a man is like, "What the [ __ ] What do you mean?
A leader of what?
A leader of what? What am I What am I What am I supposed to be doing? Then you find a woman that tells you what you need to be doing to lead her. That makes no sense.
Because the only way that these men are becoming successful is because there's a great woman standing behind him whispering in his [ __ ] ear telling him what the [ __ ] to do.
Behind every great man is a great woman telling him what to do.
So what's the point?
Yeah, you got to pick out his tie. What tie goes with this? What what socks goes with this? That's a child.
Yes. But look at how much time women spend managing other people.
This and and then when you get tired of managing other people, you just say, "Move. I'll do it." Now you got another thing piled on your plate because they're never going to do it the way you do it. That your man, your son, whatever. Just like I had to deep clean my kitchen today. Jordan's job is to clean the kitchen. He ain't going to clean it the way I clean it, though.
Physically, emotionally, spiritually, all of it is draining.
And it's especially draining for black women because we were born into leadership.
We were not meant to do any of this. I listened to some snippet of a podcast today where black men were sitting around talking about black women, how black women are great and this and the other, but it's her mouth that gets her in trouble. Well, it's our mouth that holds you accountable.
This is why again, black men like to be with white women because they want to be with a woman that's not going to hold them accountable because white women don't know how to hold men accountable.
there. There's a long long long long long history of white women not holding men accountable.
Look at the state of the world today.
The state of the world today is because white women don't hold white men accountable.
They are pygmies. And that's what a black man wants. A lazy black man is going to be with a white woman.
They're they're the same.
A lazy black man and a white woman are the same. That's why I say that most black men are the Karens of the black community.
They both lay back with a sense of entitlement like the world owes them something. Like they don't have to work hard to get what they want. That's a black man and a white woman.
And then you have these boy moms that make their sons entitled and then they unleash those sons onto the [ __ ] world. And here we are dealing with those.
So I've never in my life said I'm a boy mom even though I have a son. I've never in my life said that because I'm not going to let my son off the hook for nothing.
I didn't even let my brothers off the hook for [ __ ] Oh. Uh, if my girlfriend comes, don't let her in cuz I'm downstairs [ __ ] another [ __ ] No, if she comes, I'm letting her in. So, that's your [ __ ] to deal with. That's your [ __ ] to deal with. Why are you cheating on this girl to begin with? Oh, she was nagging me about some stuff and I Grow up, [ __ ] Grow the [ __ ] up.
Ain't no woman going around nagging no man for no [ __ ] reason.
If you would have done what the [ __ ] I told you to do the first time, you wouldn't have to hear me say it the second time.
No, she was nagging me. I want a woman that doesn't nag me. Get up and do what the [ __ ] you need to do then. And I shouldn't have to even tell you what the [ __ ] to do.
I shouldn't even have to tell you what the [ __ ] to do.
Well, I got to tell you step by step what to do.
Well, go get a trash bag and then come in the house. Make sure you close the door and then come in here. And then you want to do and then what you want to do and then what you want to do and then what you want to do and then what you want and what did you say step four was again.
You wonder why black women are at the top of all of the disease lists.
that [ __ ] We already have to deal with this white [ __ ] out in the world and then when we come home we deal with incompetence.
Yeah. You're micromanaging everyone in your [ __ ] house. So you're a manager at work and a manager at [ __ ] home when all you need is some goddamn help so you can get an adequate night sleep.
Not half ass help.
Not just going through the motions.
Help. This your [ __ ] house, too.
This your [ __ ] house, too.
We live here together.
So, the majority of the work should not be on me because if you live by your [ __ ] self, you'd have to be doing this [ __ ] anyway, right?
So that's the emotional labor and the physical labor women are expected to do.
So that's why getting into a relationship with anybody does not look good for me. It's not it's a trap for me.
There are enough things on my plate to do just me.
Just me alone.
I don't want to take on when y'all see that these plants and [ __ ] disappear, you'll know why. Because I don't want another thing on my plate to take care of.
I have two dogs that behave like two teenagers.
And then I have my son who's 35. And I'm not saying that he's dependent on me, but we live here together. He's still a man.
He's still a man and he still does mananish things.
And I am not complaining in any way, shape, or form. I would much rather us live together than to him him to be out there in the world where I have to add extra levels of stress from worry.
Because when we didn't live together, I was worried.
At least I know where the [ __ ] he at.
No, it's not out of stock.
Hold on.
Jordan's going to have to fix it. I If if 20 people have bought it, then they always act like it's out of stock. Let me tell you. go directly to go directly where we have our stuff and get it because it's not out of stock.
Can somebody please put it in the comments for me?
One day you going to wish you were a real Christian man because being Christlike is the only way from destruction in hell. And that's the unadulterated truth. Go to hell.
Go to hell. Period. Sin. Okay.
No. No. I need you to put the original place where they can go and f not not my showcase because in my showcase it it is Thank you. That's where you need to go.
The name of the company is Corg Organics.
The name of the company is CE Organics.
That's where you're going to find us, not on Amazon. How long have y'all [ __ ] know me?
C E organic. CE O R G A N I X dot dot dot already get in trouble on here for you're not allowed to send someone to a different site. So I get violations for that all the time.
then y'all know my [ __ ] is not on Amazon.
Okay, so y'all ready? Y'all ready to get back to You can't pin. Put it up there again and let me try because it let me pin yesterday which is so weird.
Okay, so remember when I told y'all about the diet? Let's get back to the diet, right? Thanks. Okay. So, let me see if I can pin it.
Nope.
You saw that it worked the other day, but now I'm not allowed to pin.
But that's where you need to go. We are never out of stock unless I tell you we're out of stock. We're not.
Okay.
So, the diet is the colonial food legacy. The way we're still eating today is still the same way we were eating on a [ __ ] plantation.
Okay, it's pinned. I don't see it pinned, but okay. Remember what we discussed about food apartheid?
This is mother. This is mother talking.
Enslaved Africans were deliberately fel fed high salt processed meat. That's salted pork.
Refined carbohydrates.
Corn, not mazize. Maize is different from corn.
Wheat. Okay. Inflammatory foods in the part of the animals nobody else wanted.
That dietary legacy persisted through generations of poverty, food deserts, and cultural food traditions built around survival food. That is what soul food is.
Soul food is survival food.
And they didn't give a [ __ ] about our health on the plantation. They just cared about us surviving to get up and go to work the next day. They didn't give a [ __ ] about how healthy we were because the minute we died, they were replacing us somewhere else. Were replacing us with a whole new person.
They didn't give a [ __ ] about our health. We weren't going to check get checkups and [ __ ] So, the dietary patterns most strongly linked to fibroid growth. What increases fibroid risk and what decreases fibroid risk? Well, red processed meats. That's if you're not a blood type O or a blood type B. First of all, that's that. And then secondly, nobody should be eating processed meats.
That would be like a beef hot dog.
That's processed red meat.
Okay.
So that's what's going to give you a higher fibroid risk. It also will give you a higher stomach cancer risk. Yeah.
Lunch meats, beef baloney, beef hot dogs, all of that is red processed meat.
None of us should be eating that.
Especially if you are a blood type A and a blood type AB because that will lead us to get stomach cancer.
Okay. What is going to help decrease your fibroid risk is dark leafy greens.
What is going to increase your fibroid risk is going to be refined carbohydrates. What's going to lower your risk is carciferous uh cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and things like that, right? And then what's going to increase your fibroid risk is alcohol.
How many of y'all drinking I like drinking, but I had to stop drinking because I like drinking.
Alcohol is way more dangerous to you than they have ever given you the impression simply because most of the alcohol you're drinking is made from corn.
And there's not anybody that benefits from corn.
Yeah, I had to stop because I've that's been one of the things my live stream was found to directing customers to third-party platforms and websites. I told y'all I can't tell y'all where to go out outside of the Tik Tok shop, but y'all know where to go outside of the Tik Tok shop. If y'all have any problems, if you are looking for something that's not in the shop, DM me. That's how we fix that.
They are wild. They are.
Soon as I go live, it's just all ear hustling. They must have a dedicated AI for me, man. They never have any issues. It's always just me.
So if you are looking for something that you do not see, don't hesitate to DM me.
Okay.
So alcohol, most of the alcohol on the market, including your dark liquor, especially your dark liquor, all made from corn.
Do you know what corn does to your body when you eat it? because I can't I'm I can't eat no corn as a blood type AB.
Guess what corn does to your body? It stops insulin production.
It stops your body from creating insulin.
Yep.
And just about every alcoholic beverage is made from corn.
Y'all drinking the same [ __ ] that they use for gasoline. Y'all y'all I'm telling you, it has been my crutch my entire life cuz my mom was an alcoholic and my dad was an alcoholic.
So I got it [ __ ] honest and early.
Honest and early. Thank the ancestors that they saved my life because I was crashing cars. I was doing all kinds of [ __ ] I was a very destructive drunk.
Which product has the sharp with the energy? Our focus powders.
Our focus powders is like shed it and sharp together in one powder that you just mix with water.
Tequila is made from agave, but tequila is still bad.
All All liquor is bad. It all of it is bad. It just does stuff to your body that you It will [ __ ] kill you. Have you ever heard of anybody dying from weed?
Yeah, I don't partake of weed, but if I could, I would.
I don't have any tolerance for it at all. I've never heard of anybody not for me that that never.
I love a good wine, too, but it's still alcohol.
And then you'll hear people say, "Oh, well, wine is good for your heart." The thing that's in wine is good for your heart. And the thing that's in wine that's good for your heart is resveratrol, which I actually make that supplement.
The the benefits that you have from drinking wine comes from resveratrol.
Here it is.
Promotes heart health.
So instead of you trying to justify the fact that you like drinking wine, wouldn't the liquor cancel that out? No.
Cuz it's just wine grapes.
All purple fruits and vegetables have coretin and resveratrol in it.
So that's your purple onions, your dark purple grapes, your wine grapes. All of those things are dark purple and those things have gracin and resveratrol in it. Wine is made from red and dark purple grapes.
So the only reason that it turned into alcohol was because of the fermentation.
I actually take sleep.
You say, "What do I take for sleep?" Let me let me put up more products for y'all because we have everything for everything.
Okay, we have everything for everything.
Oh, looks like they've taken my products from me.
Here we go with the [ __ ] They have marked all of my products out of stock.
Hey George, >> can you come and come? Can you come and look at my Tik Tok shop?
See how they do?
They have marked all of my products out of stock.
They've marked all of the products out of stock in the middle of my life.
Talk about harassment. Who do I need to talk to about harassment?
You said you got yours.
You subscribed to our black AI on Monday but will not let me in. It keeps asking me to subscribe again. Send me a message and I'll fix that for you, Miss Lillian.
I don't know why that's happening.
Something is happening in in the web hook with Stripe. It's not It's not Mother that's not letting you in. into something to do with Stripe.
And this is like the third or fourth time that it's happened.
Hold on.
Oh, I want to read that.
There's something that just came up from It said President Trump stuns America with something. Yeah, send it to me.
I'll fix it tonight after the live.
Tik Tok is an entity of its own. Yes.
And it's owned and operated by the schmoos.
So, let's get through this live because it's I'm not going to let these people stress me out.
Anybody that is looking for something that you are dealing with, DM me and I will personally tell you what to go get.
Okay?
And when you get it over there, it's free for 999.
So just shoot me a DM. When I get off the live, I will personally tell you what to get. You know, another thing, too, Mother will tell you what to get.
When you go to Mother and you type in whatever it is that you're dealing with, she will tell you the three products you need to get. That's the original reason why she was built.
That's the original.
So if you go over and say, "Mother, I'm dealing with such and such and blah blah blah. What products should I get to help me with this?" She will tell you exactly what to get.
I already told you what to do about your knee pain.
It was on the screen that whole time when you asked me. I told you it was on the screen when I told you. The last time you asked me, just know none of my [ __ ] is sold out, okay?
None of my [ __ ] is sold out.
You just need to go to the source to get it, not the [ __ ] So, let's get through this. So, what's going to help decrease your fibroid risk?
Legumes. So, increasing your fibroid risk is going to be alcohol. Decreasing is going to be legumes. What increases it is high sodium foods. What decreases it is citrus fruits. What increases the risk is sugar. What decreases it is omega fatty acids. So, the foods that increase your fibroid risk are disproportionately concentrated in food environments serving black communities.
Chicken, alcohol, high sodium foods, all of that [ __ ] is what we eat every day.
And again, this is not a personal fail failure. It was engineered outcome. There's no other IA on the market that's going to tell you that [ __ ] You can go and ask these questions to a chat GTP. They're never going to tell you that the [ __ ] is [ __ ] engineered to work against you. That's why mother is different than any other AI on the [ __ ] market.
Yep, Miss Wendy, you're absolutely right. Number five, medical racism and delayed diagnosis contributes to your fibroids. Even when black women do seek care, the system often fails them. Black women's pain is consistently undertreated and dismissed. And that is proven. That is a [ __ ] fact.
And even to this day, they are still training medical students that black women have a higher threshold for pain than other groups of women.
You got it. Good. Yay, Miss Thea. Miss Thea went where she needed to go to get her painless.
Okay.
You're welcome. So, listen.
The symptoms that were prompt immediate imaging in white women are often labeled normal period pain in black women.
Just like our kids, our daughters get their periods years before white girls did.
Do y'all know that?
>> So, I need to submit a bunch of stuff because they lowered our order amount that we can accept. So, I need to submit all this stuff that I had already submitted before.
So, I'm going to gather that up in a bit and submit it again.
>> I'm trying to prevent liver issues.
Being that I drink wine, I have no concerns now. You should be concerned now that you're drinking wine.
Like the simple way to avoid having any liver issues is to stop drinking.
And I know that you guys are using drinking as a coping mechanism because you're [ __ ] stressed out. I get it.
But you're doing an awful lot of damage to your body.
I have way too many products that will make you feel good without alcohol.
The main thing that y'all should be taking is Chill.
The Chill gummies are phenomenal.
Okay, the Neuromlt is fantastic. The Alostatic drops are amazing. I mean, there are way too many from the earth herbal-based remedies that will make you feel good without the alcohol. I'm concerned, but I was saying no medical issues. Now, how do you know? How you know you don't have no medical issue now? How do you know? You think that medical issues happen issues happen overnight?
That's not how that works.
That's not how that works.
You said, "Damn, I just got an entire shopping list from your AI."
Told you those gummies are good, right? This fats's favorite. And I have got to place an order tonight because we are completely out.
We are completely out of them already.
So, yeah. I mean, I created way too many products for y'all to be turning to alcohol. Trust me.
I promise you.
We're talking about eating according to blood type. That's where we started, but we've gone down into so many.
No medical issues stated. My doctor.
Okay. Enjoy, ma'am.
I'm out of water. Oh, let me drink some tea.
Enjoy.
Nothing ever happens overnight.
If you think you don't have any issues.
First of all, wines have a lot of sulfites in them.
Just go look it up.
But everybody always defends what they like doing.
Okay? You're always going to make an excuse for the thing that you like doing. I like drinking, but I recognize that it is a problem for me. Yes, we have gummies, drops, and powders now.
So, you don't just have to get the chill in just the capsule form.
We have strips also.
Okay.
Yeah, the gummies are great. Them gummies hit hard, too.
Them gummies hit hard.
It only take like 10 minutes for them gummies to I was knocked out.
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