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@Todd Shipman : 我热衷于另类健康，并努力成为人们寻找健康解决方案的桥梁。我发现很多人在面对各种健康挑战时感到困惑，因为市面上有太多的选择和方式，但他们很难判断哪些是真正有效和合法的。我希望通过教育和分享信息，帮助他们找到适合自己的健康方法。我最初接触量子能量是为了揭穿它，但通过研究和实验，我逐渐认识到它的潜力，并成为了它的热情支持者。我致力于用简单易懂的语言解释复杂的科学概念，让每个人都能理解和利用量子能量。 @Dr. Chris Motley : 我非常赞同 Todd 的观点，我也一直在努力弥合东西方医学之间的差距。我发现很多人对量子能量的概念感到困惑，因此非常感谢 Todd 能够深入浅出地解释它。我相信量子能量在健康领域有着巨大的潜力，我们可以通过研究和实践，更好地了解和利用它。

我与量子能量专家Todd Shipman进行了一次深入的访谈，探讨了量子能量如何影响我们的健康，以及如何利用特定频率来提升身心福祉。这次对话让我对量子能量的理解更加深刻，也让我对未来量子疗愈的可能性充满了期待。

量子能量：超越正负的和谐

Todd首先解释了量子能量的概念：它存在于物质背后的亚原子层面，是一种既非正能量也非负能量的中性能量。它的作用是和谐和中和，能够抵消对人体有害的频率，例如电磁场（EMF）的负面影响。 他分享了他早年试图“揭穿”量子能量的经历，以及最终通过自身实验和研究，转变为坚定支持者的故事。 这与我自身的经历颇为相似，我同样致力于融合东西方医学的智慧，并对那些看似“玄学”的疗法抱持着严谨的科学态度。

量子纠缠：万物互联的奥秘

谈话的核心是量子纠缠。Todd解释说，量子纠缠意味着两个或多个粒子之间存在着一种超距关联，即使它们相隔遥远，也能瞬间影响彼此的状态。这体现了“万物一体”的理念，也解释了为什么我们可以通过量子纠缠技术，远程影响他人的身心状态。 他提到了2022年诺贝尔物理学奖授予量子纠缠研究的成果，这进一步佐证了量子纠缠的科学性。

量子升级：利用频率改善健康

Todd介绍了Lila Quantum公司开发的“量子升级”服务，这是一种基于量子纠缠技术的数字服务，能够发送各种频率来改善健康。 目前，他们已经开发了近40种不同的频率，涵盖了睡眠、情绪、脑力提升等多个方面。 更令人惊奇的是，他们通过双盲对照实验，证实了量子升级能够有效中和EMF的负面影响，提高ATP生成，加速伤口愈合，甚至缓解食物过敏反应。 这些研究结果都以数据为支撑，而非单纯的经验之谈。

量子能量的应用：从过敏到脑波调控

Todd分享了多个令人印象深刻的案例：通过将过敏原放置在量子能量发生器附近，可以有效降低其对人体的刺激；通过量子升级服务发送特定频率，可以改善脑波活动，提升α波和θ波的强度，从而增强压力应对能力、改善睡眠质量和提升认知功能。 这些案例并非个例，而是基于大量用户反馈和科学研究得出的结论。

未来展望：个性化量子疗愈

Todd对量子能量的未来发展充满信心。他设想未来可以根据个人的身体状况，定制专属的频率组合，从而实现个性化的量子疗愈。 这将需要结合先进的生物扫描技术，精准识别身体的能量需求，并通过量子纠缠技术，精准地发送相应的频率。 这听起来像是科幻小说，但基于目前的研究进展，这并非遥不可及的梦想。

结语

与Todd的对话让我对量子能量和量子纠缠有了更清晰的认识。 虽然量子物理学仍然充满神秘感，但其在健康领域的应用潜力不容忽视。 通过科学的研究和技术的创新，我们有望利用量子能量，提升人类的健康水平，创造一个更加和谐美好的未来。 我期待着未来与Todd再次交流，分享更多关于量子能量的最新研究成果。

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00:26 我信任 Puree 的 PW1 乳清蛋白的质量，它经过了重金属和 200 多种其他污染物的检测，并且获得了透明标签项目的安全认证。

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00:47 Puree 是唯一获得清洁标签项目认证和透明度认证的品牌。

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01:18 我喜欢 Puree 的 PW1，因为它不会引起腹胀或消化失衡，是一个非常干净的产品。

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02:36 我们应该先讨论量子能量的框架和科学，然后再讨论量子纠缠。

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04:11 Todd Shipman 是量子能量爱好者、研究员和企业家，他对量子能量领域有深入研究。

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05:16 我热衷于所有另类健康的东西，并希望成为人们寻找健康方法时的桥梁。

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05:36 很多人面临健康挑战，有很多选择和方式，但很难弄清楚什么有效、什么是合法的，甚至什么是存在的。

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05:58 我想教育人们，并为他们提供可用的信息，因为在寻找让家人感觉更好的方法时，这很困难。

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06:24 我喜欢理解和解释科学，并用简单的语言让每个人都能理解和利用它。

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06:53 我在 2015 年开始接触量子能量，最初是为了揭穿它，但最终成为了我的热情所在。

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07:13 量子领域存在很多不道德的营销行为，这给人们留下了不好的印象。

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07:36 我完全理解，证明一切的责任在我们身上，这也是我热情的来源。

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08:10 我通过佩戴量子项链和进行微量营养素测试，发现它能优化我的营养水平。

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08:37 虽然这不算硬科学，但这是我开始相信量子能量的第一步。

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08:49 量子物理学就像我们回到 500 年前，试图向人们解释手机一样，他们会觉得这是巫术。

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09:11 即使量子能量自存在以来就一直存在，但它很难测量，我们看不到它，就像我们看不到手机频率或微波一样。

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10:33 量子能量是亚原子层面上物质背后的能量，它是一种中性能量，既不是正能量也不是负能量，而是中和和协调。

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10:58 纯量子能量可以中和有害频率，保护自己免受外部压力。

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11:36 量子能量的作用是创造和谐的频率，使事物保持平衡。

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12:00 量子能量会中和任何有害的东西，例如电磁场。

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12:20 量子能量可以中和食物过敏等。

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12:37 量子能量的好处很多，但我们仍在不断发现新的好处。

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12:55 Lila Quantum 的创始人 Philip 曾是 T-Mobile 的全球副总裁，他了解技术和使用技术的好处。

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13:14 我们需要找到一种方法，使我们能够从技术中受益，同时又不会受到其有害影响。

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13:42 纯量子能量可以协调电磁场对身体的有害影响。

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14:11 我们通过第三方研究来验证人们在使用量子产品后的各种益处。

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14:28 纯量子能量可以协调电磁场对身体的有害影响，这是 100% 有效的，可以通过生物标志物来量化。

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14:49 我们可以通过生物标志物来量化量子能量的效果，例如 HRV、心率和血细胞分析。

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15:37 暴露于纯量子能量后，生物标志物会恢复到暴露于电磁场之前的水平。

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15:58 我们正在进行双盲安慰剂对照研究，以证明量子能量的益处。

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16:15 暴露于量子能量后，ATP 产量增加 29%，伤口愈合速度提高 100%。

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16:39 量子能量可以保护身体免受外部因素的侵害，使身体能够专注于愈合。

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17:12 量子能量不是在加速愈合，而是在允许身体处于自然状态。

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17:36 在没有电磁场等压力的环境中，身体可以更好地休息和恢复。

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17:58 量子能量可以和谐一切，包括食物过敏。

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18:23 我对螃蟹、蜂蜜和鳄梨严重过敏，但我发现将它们放在量子能量发生器下可以消除过敏反应。

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19:18 我进行了多次试验，以验证量子能量对食物过敏的影响，结果表明它确实有效。

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19:40 我们在 Dave Asprey 的生物黑客大会上展示了量子能量对食物过敏的影响，结果表明它可以消除过敏反应。

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20:04 将过敏部位放在量子能量发生器下可以减轻不适感。

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20:22 量子能量可以改善血液流动，从而缓解疼痛。

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21:05 量子能量可以使红细胞流动更顺畅。

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21:46 第三方测试表明，量子能量可以减少食物对身体的压力。

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22:10 量子能量可以减少食物对身体的压力，但对于严重的食物过敏，仍应谨慎。

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22:39 量子能量可以减轻咖啡对身体的压力。

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23:14 我在治疗室里放了一个量子能量发生器，人们都说它能让他们平静下来。

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23:39 人们都说在我的治疗室里感到平静，这可能是因为量子能量发生器。

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24:11 量子纠缠的概念甚至更加深奥，它会让你质疑我们所知的现实。

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24:52 量子纠缠是物理学的基础，2022 年诺贝尔物理学奖就是颁发给量子纠缠研究的。

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25:11 量子纠缠是指两个事物像一个事物一样运作，这表明一切都是一体的，一切都是相连的。

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25:38 我们可以通过量子纠缠来测量远距离患者的生物标志物。

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26:13 将患者的照片放在量子能量发生器下，可以测量到患者的生物标志物，就像量子能量发生器在患者身边一样。

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26:58 量子纠缠比光速更快地进行通信。

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27:10 量子纠缠是瞬时的，与距离无关。

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27:32 量子纠缠表明，存在一种集体意识，一切都是相连的。

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27:57 双胞胎的例子表明，量子纠缠是真实存在的。

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28:34 Lila Quantum 有一项名为 Quantum Upgrade 的服务，它基于量子纠缠。

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29:04 Quantum Upgrade 可以通过量子纠缠向人们发送频率，而无需有形的物体。

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29:29 Quantum Upgrade 可以让你访问量子场，而无需 Wi-Fi 或手机服务。

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29:42 量子场一直存在于我们周围，我们只需要利用它。

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30:10 量子纠缠的实验表明，即使细胞被分离，它们仍然可以相互反应。

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30:19 量子纠缠的细胞即使相隔很远，仍然可以相互反应。

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30:45 当非洲的细胞受到刺激时，加拿大的细胞会立即做出反应。

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33:44 在中医

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Welcome to the Ancient Health Podcast, where East meets West in the world of medicine. I'm Dr. Chris Motley, and here we explore how modern Western science and traditional Eastern wisdom come together to unlock the body's full healing potential. Each week, we'll dive into powerful tools, techniques, and approaches from both sides of the world to help you optimize your health and live with vitality. Let's bridge the gap between ancient practices and cutting-edge medicine. Let's get started. 语法解析

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Anything that you want to dive into, we're here for it, man. Okay, so let's just go with it. Yeah, what I think we should do, or I don't think we should do, we can go anywhere. But I think like, you know, like talking about quantum energy, and then if you feel open, like, because I think Philip wanted to talk about quantum upgrade, and that's the quantum entanglement. But I do think we should at the very least start talking 语法解析

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the the framework with what is quantum energy and like talk about that in the science you know the stuff that we have with that and then we can move on to what is quantum entanglement and that's the other service that you know if we go straight to quantum entanglement you'll probably everyone it's probably lose them a bit yeah yeah i lose like i see it all the time and it's still like hard to grasp the reality of it so i think we can start with that and just kind of touch base on it and then 语法解析

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We can talk about the quantum entanglement, which is the quantum upgrade. Quantum upgrade. I love it. I love it. So remember, everything will be already read in just a bit, but we'll go jump right in there and such. But I'll do you a intro too. All right. Here we go, brother. Perfect. 语法解析

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Hello, friends. Welcome to the Ancient Health Podcast, where East meets West. I'm your host, Dr. Chris Motley. And today, I have a very fun guest, special guest. We became buddies because we know basically mutual friends. I almost said doc, but you told me not to say it. Todd Shipman. Let me go back and do it one more time, my man. Yeah, it's fine. Let's do it one more time so I have it written really well. 语法解析

03:43

Hello, friends. Welcome to the Ancient Health Podcast, where East meets West. I'm your host, Dr. Chris Motley, and I have a very special guest with me. We have mutual friends in the Florida area, Todd Shipman, who is a quantum energy enthusiast, but he's a researcher. He is an entrepreneur, and he basically dives deep into the whole realm of quantum energy. And I've had a lot of questions about this, and you're the man here to answer that. Thank you so much, Todd, for joining me. Yeah, thanks for having me, Dr. Chris. 语法解析

04:11

Well, okay. So I know that in the last few years – we're going to dive deep into this – that there is always a really cool talk to me, not only about energetic medicine, frequency medicine, but there is this idea and I don't know if it's theory, but facts about so much research about quanta. And people say like quantum energy. 语法解析

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And when we've done things before on the podcast, I couldn't say that I knew definitely everything about quantum energy. This is where you come in, my man. Definitely. But could you first, though, let me let me back up. I'm getting ahead of myself, my man. Could you tell us about yourself, though? I love hearing about you and like why you're so passionate about quantum energy and just the things you do in health care. Tell us about you. 语法解析

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Yeah, so I'm kind of just an enthusiast of all things alternative health. What do you want to call it? Biohacking, which I kind of steer away from that term, but just functional wellness and whatever that ensues with, because that's what's so cool is we have so many people that have 语法解析

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just so many health challenges and there's so many options and modalities out there that it's like trying to bridge people with these things because they're actively looking to be healthy and it's very difficult to figure out. It's very overwhelming to figure out like what works, what's legitimate or what even exists because you know, there's a lot of 语法解析

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uh, suppression out there with the FDA and even trying to put things on social media that they don't like the word or the verbiage you use, they suppress it. And it's like, when you have these people that are just looking and, you know, I have that not even from personal experience with family, my mom, my loved ones, my wife, like when trying to find things to make them feel better, it's difficult. So like, that's where I get into this, this, um, 语法解析

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I guess, of educating and being kind of just like a bridge for people to say like, this is available, this is available. And when you do find things that are available, there's also really heavy science and that can be overwhelming. So, you know, that's also where I like to come in is to be able to understand and explain the science and then regurgitate it so that like my youngest children can understand it or, you know, my 72 year old mom. And, and because it's, 语法解析

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They need to be able to utilize it and understand it, you know, to get it. So that's kind of where my passion lies and that's through all things. And the quantum energy stuff is something that I got into about 2015. I actually got into it to debunk it. And that's what also makes this is more like enthusiasm for me because I read about it and was like, oh, this is just absolutely fake. It's hogwash and it's a scam. And, you know, to preface that, the unfortunate part about anything quantum is that initially it's, 语法解析

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as a response of like woo woo or it's scam ish because there's a lot of unethical marketing out there where people are just diluting the word quantum, uh, you know, you have quantum stickers that block EMS and the verbiage they use is false and not real. Um, and so that kind of puts a bad taste in people's mouths. Uh, and I totally understand that. And, um, 语法解析

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that's why kind of like what we'll talk about today i have a full understanding that the ball is always in our court to prove everything um which is again that's what kind of goes on with the enthusiasm so i started uh in about 2015 to debunk it and uh i did not that i even had heavy science because i wasn't capable of doing it back then but what i was doing was these you know which at the time i didn't really understand that everything is vibrations and frequencies 语法解析

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And I had this quantum necklace, basically, that was quantum charged and it was holding all the micronutrient frequencies. And so I was a monotonous eater and I went and, you know, I did it right as good as I could at the time. 语法解析

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Um, so I waited, like I was a monotonous eater. I could eat the same thing every day. And I did that. And after about, you know, whatever it was 30, 40 days at that time, I got a micro spectra cell micronutrient test and I saw I was deficient and stuff. So then I started wearing the necklace, ate the same thing. 40 days later, uh, I retested and everything was optimal. 语法解析

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So I did it another 40 days. Everything was optimal. I did another 40 days. Everything was optimal. And then I took it away. I took the necklace away and I waited about 40 days again. I went back and I had deficiencies again. So again, while this isn't like hard science, this was my first step to going, there's something here. And that's what led me into it and understanding to being like open to it. And, you know, since then lots changed. And the, the thing with quantum physics, 语法解析

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is it's almost like us going back 500 years in history and trying to explain something to someone like here's a cell phone and you're going to be able to talk to someone from across the world instantly and see their face and 语法解析

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Trying to explain that to someone from 500 years ago, they're going to be like, yeah, it's witchcraft. That doesn't work. Right. So that's that's kind of like the challenge we have here is like, what is quantum energy? Even though quantum energy has been around since existence, it's something that's difficult to measure and we don't see it. You know, of course, we don't see cell phone frequencies either or microwaves, but they're there. 语法解析

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And it kind of just brings into like the difficulty of people accepting it. And again, I'm totally here for it. And I have so much understanding for it because I was totally on that side of it. So yeah. And when you thought I got into all of this, you know, OK, you know what, man? I think we're kindred spirits. I don't I don't say it lightly. Some of the books that I read for even for Chinese medicine and I love Chinese medicine, but I've actually got books where people who are trying to disprove it. 语法解析

09:39

And it's not because you're trying to glorify something. It was like you try to take it from every angle, like because you hear things like according to, you know, it's about chi and they'll think about frequencies. And you're right. They do use the terms loosely in some ways. But I think if you really like go into it and start to research it, you see how the gravity of it, how how strong it is, how important it is. So I'm glad you've done the research. And now that you like you dove deep into it, we started to try to disprove it. 语法解析

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And you started to find these facts and figures. Could you touch in, touch on the point of quantum energy? Like some people say, I don't even know what that actually means. So could you touch on that? Yeah. Yeah. And if you stay this long, thank you for saying this long without us even explaining it yet. So what quantum energy is this? It's basically the energy behind the matter at a subatomic level. So it is, again, it's not something that was invented by humans. It's been around since existence, but it's, 语法解析

10:33

it's basically a neutral energy so it's not positive and it's not not it's not negative energy either but it's just neutralizing and it harmonizes so it does radiate out but so with that comes it's going to neutralize anything that is negative uh are harmful to us and and that's kind of like where the products will come in with like lila quantum and the quantum upgrade stuff there are these products that are charged with pure quantum energy 语法解析

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which then kind of basically, I'm going to step a little ahead of it, but it's like basically bubble wrapping yourself and protecting yourself from any type of external stressors, as well as many other things that products do. But that's what, it's just a byproduct benefit of pure quantum energy is that it neutralizes harmful frequencies. Wow. So it has the ability to, so there's an energy and Todd, correct me. I'm really, I'm asking like, 语法解析

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Where there's an energy that's in, that's behind matter, that its job in nature is to create harmonizing frequencies. It's trying to harmonize things to where things are staying in balance basically. 语法解析

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Yeah. It's just neutralizing it. Yeah. It's just, cause again, it's not positive negative. It's just, it will neutralize anything. It overrides everything. So when you have anything, again, that's harmful, which is like, well, you know what the base thing would be like EMFs or anything like it's going to just neutralize it. It doesn't mean it blocks it, but it neutralizes any negative things. And we have that with research and, you know, later we can talk about how we can use it to like, um, 语法解析

12:00

neutralize food that you're allergic to and stuff. So, you know, it's really wild and exciting to see how far and when things are exposed to pure quantum energy, like what we see happen. This is fascinating. Okay. So you had this, you had this energy that can basically neutralize. 语法解析

12:20

And you probably already explained it, but some people would say, well, what's the benefit of quantum energy? Like literally what would it do to my body? Like what are some of the benefits or like, how can it affect my physiology? That's a great question. And that's very exciting because one thing is we still don't know everything. And, uh, 语法解析

12:37

We rely because it wasn't something like Lila Quantum wasn't around, like just it's going to do this, this and this and this. Like that wasn't even the plan. It was mainly to start with because one thing I'm just going to start with to also preface that like the founder, Philip, was the global vice president of T-Mobile. 语法解析

12:55

for a very long time. So he understands both ends of things, right? So he has the technology and the luxury of using technologies. And we'll go into that too again, because it's like you and I can be having this conversation if it wasn't for technologies, if it wasn't for EMFs that are around. And it's kind of like, how do we… 语法解析

13:14

harmonize ourselves with this? How can we still benefit from it? People love it. It's like I'm using, I use AirPods. I have an Apple watch. And again, we couldn't be on having this conversation without the luxury of the technologies, but that's where the quantum quantum energy comes in. So it's what we're seeing is it's, it's constantly expanding where we're seeing the benefits. And we're, again, we weren't into, it's not like this is what it's going to do, but we're finding is, is we have a huge telegram group of like eight, 语法解析

13:42

eight, 9,000 people. And people are experimenting all the time on how, Oh, this does this. And this does this. And like, you know, you might have one or two people get a benefit and then more people try it. And when enough people have tried it and have the same effect, then we will put funding into research through third parties into what is the legitimacy of that. And we can kind of get into that too, but like really the base benefit. And even though this is probably only five or 10% of the focus of what we look 语法解析

14:11

quantum products are is that pure quantum energy was going to harmonize any harmful effects that EMS have on the body. And that's just one thing that it does. And it's that that's 100%. That's everyone that's exposed to it. And the way we can quantify this right now is through biomarkers. 语法解析

14:28

So again, this is just one benefit we're seeing. But for example, like what we would do, Chris, is we'd put you kind of in a room when there's no EMFs, there's nothing exposed. We would check your HRV. We could, you can check heart rate. We can even check calcium channels. But really cool. And you can't do that so much. There's a few places in the United States where we can do live blood analysis. So we're actually seeing your blood in real time. 语法解析

14:49

So we get all those markers down when you don't have any EMFs exposed to, and then we'll bring a Wi-Fi router into that room. And then you're being exposed to EMFs. And we can see, even if you don't feel it, we can see how your biomarkers are affected. Your HRV drops, you know, your heart rate goes up, your blood gets sticky, and we can see it like in real time. 语法解析

15:08

So then we will bring in one of our products because all products that are charged with the pure climate energy will do this. But then, you know, 10 minutes later, we will test you again and all of your biomarkers will be the same or better as they were pre EMF exposure. So, and this isn't something where we can say that like, Oh, 38% of the people got this, got these results. It's a hundred percent. And with these studies that we're doing, 语法解析

15:37

Every test we're doing, again, because the ball is on our court to prove all this, is they are double-blind placebo-controlled studies. We have over 70 studies now, I believe, of this with different things. So like I said, that was one thing. That's the EMS. We're also seeing studies where we have a 29% increase in ATP production when you're having this 语法解析

15:58

exposed to you, basically. We see a 100% increase in wound healing. And that's fascinating. And again, now, you know, these are things that are really fascinating. Of course, they're just incredible how they work. But it's basically… 语法解析

16:15

If you think about it, I'm going to step back because why is this occurring also is, as I said before, it's like you're bubble wrapping yourself and protecting yourself from any type of like external factors, right? So our mitochondria, we have really resilient bodies. And, you know, it's like we, if we, for around EMFs and we have those stuff, like your body says, okay, I'm going to budget this amount of percentage today to protect us from the EMFs. 语法解析

16:39

maybe some mold or any autoimmune we're dealing with and it knows where it's going, right? So, but it's budging in it and you keep stacking things on it, can't do things. And then you have a cut or a heel, an injury, 语法解析

16:49

Then your body has to take a small percentage of that to heal that. And if you can remove everything that is having to deal with like the EMFs and everything in the mold, then it can solely focus on healing. So I won't even say so much that the quantum energy is assisting in speeding up. It's just allowing your, it's your, it's our natural state. If you go, 语法解析

17:12

let's say you go spend a week out in like glacier national park or somewhere like that like where you're not around emfs and stuff like your body that's the same thing like you don't your body doesn't have these stress you're gonna sleep better you're calmer like your anxiety usually goes away so it's kind of like you've created that environment and you're protecting yourself from from everything and again so like with the different types of uh research we're doing we see um 语法解析

17:36

So many different ways, again, of benefits that we're still looking to it. Like one of the crazier things that we've done is with like the food allergies. And I was the person who originally started with that is because, you know, our lead scientist, his name's Ian Mitchell was like, oh yeah, when he was explaining these things to me, he's like, yeah, I just, it's going to harmonize everything. And his way of describing it was that you have this like ocean and on top you have the waves and, 语法解析

17:58

uh, and underneath it's calm. And what it's doing is it's kind of like wiping off that top aggressive layer and keeping everything smooth. So I was like, okay, so it can harmonize everything. What can I do? So I am, uh, I'm not fatally, but I am severely allergic to crab, honey, and avocado. Um, and to the point where if I eat it immediately, it's about eight hours of histamine and swelling and, and burning and, 语法解析

18:23

It's, it's not fun at all. It's, it's rough. And so I tried where I took crab and I put and put crab under the block that we have. So there's these quantum, basically it's a quantum energy generator that we have. And it's, we've put, put it under there for about, I think I did like five or six minutes the first time and just wanted to try it. And I ate some and there was no negative effect. I get it instantly whenever I have it. So, 语法解析

18:50

So again, there was something to this. Let's try this again. I try it and no issue like the next day. And again, I am, I'm fully also mindful of the power of placebo and I'm thinking, well, maybe my, I, my body wants it so bad that it's not having a problem. So then I did a few times where my wife wouldn't tell me if it was under the block or not, and I would eat it and I'd either have the reaction or not, which is always was mirrored what she had done. So if she put in the block, I wouldn't have a problem. And then if she didn't, I had a problem. 语法解析

19:18

Yeah. So we, we did this on stage at the Dave Asprey's biohacking conference in front of a ton of people. And the only way we could like aesthetically show this was, is we took a derma roller and we derma rolled my forearm and we put the crab meat on it and it instantly flared up, looked like I had a ton of bee stings everywhere. It hurt. It was very painful. I, 语法解析

19:40

Um, so what we did was then after that is we took the crab and we put it under the block and, um, I in and Phillip were explaining to the crowd what's happening, the science behind all that. And then about, I think they did six minutes. They did my other arm and there was no reaction whatsoever. And so the crowd come up and look at it. And what was also really cool was my other arm that had the, um, issue, um, 语法解析

20:04

I could put it under the block. And if I put it under the block, the sensation, the bad sensation went away. Now, visually it was still there. Yeah. But the, but all the, the itchiness went away and we, and you know, that could be for many reasons, but one thing is what we see is when you have your, anything exposed to your blood becomes more visceral. 语法解析

20:22

And as you know, like blood is pretty much the component to all healing. So if it's allowing blood to flow easier to that area, it kind of, well, my, my theory to that is it takes away that pain, but if I took it out, it would kind of start to scratch again and I could put it back in. So that's just a little, you know, 语法解析

20:37

side bit to it but that's great because i think one time when i talked with philip um and he was talking about like you just mentioned that under like live microscopes that the red blood cells like they literally like would get less sticky they were showing that they had like in a sense better viscosity like they could flow but yeah it's more visceral yeah it flows fat easier and and i i you know that's the the component to all healing is you need blood flow to those areas so it can send things to it and 语法解析

21:05

Yeah. And so, you know, we did that and it was like, okay, there's something to it. And then some other people in the telegram group, they tried it and they had the same response where it's like, Oh, things that I'm things that I'm sensitive to, I'm no longer sensitive to. So after enough people tried that, uh, we did a third party test in, um, in Europe and, um, 语法解析

21:23

Um, there's a little bit of the science I don't understand, so I don't want to really misspeak the how or how they tested it. But I do know along the lines is that like when you eat something that you have an allergic response to, they can do a urine test and there is a marker that comes up that shows, Hey, yeah, you're allergic to that. You shouldn't be eating it. So, um, what they are able to do again, these are double blind placebo controlled, um, 语法解析

21:46

studies that they're doing, but then they're able to show that it was like a 92% reduction in stress of that food for your body. So that includes sugar, that includes like gluten, and any of that stuff. So it's still not something that if you have like a fatal reaction to certain foods, you should not, you know, we're still like, hey, don't do that. But if you're having like an irritating histamine response, it's 语法解析

22:10

We can at least show that, that it's a 92% suppression in the stress that it has on our body. I agree. I think it was so amazing, brother, that I've had some patients have the device, the block, and they would, you know, okay, coffee is really important to people. And I'm telling you, some people really hate giving up coffee. And they would tell me they put coffee in the block. And this is before I had one. And they're like, 语法解析

22:39

They were saying, well, maybe it's placebo, but I would check them with my analysis, and I'd check their pulse points and such. 语法解析

22:47

And I got one and they would do coffee and they were like before, like before. And then we stick it in there in the block. I know people think this is kind of crazy, but then they would drink it again. And all their heart points, all their spleen points, which can be reactive, stayed as calm as they could be. Even on my scans with my little devices that measure electricity. And then I know you know this, but for people out there listening, I have one in my room here in the treatment room because I treat right here, brother. Would you ever come to Nashville? I'll show you like right here. I treat. 语法解析

23:14

And literally everybody that comes in, they go, you know, I'm one of those mad scientists guys like you. I have papers everywhere, man. It's just like on one side, just sort of like a little bit of clutter. But they always say something in here is always making me calm. Like everything. Like I am the most calm person when I come in here and I don't know what it is. And I'm just like, dude, it has to be that because they were saying that after I got the device. So I'm going to keep going. But. 语法解析

23:39

So we have this balancing act. So I want to talk a bit and you can ship this in the way you want to, my man. But what about quantum energy and quantum entanglement? Is it too quick to jump into that? We've heard about like with – 语法解析

23:52

this term. I don't know what it is, but can you explain that? Yeah. Quantum entanglement is, again, if you've stayed with this this long, this is another step. And with quantum entanglement, I have even a more, I mean, if you see my face, it's just crazy. Again, I can't use that word enough. Like quantum entanglement, the concept of it is 语法解析

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even further out there. Because I also think like once you see the research and when you see the things, it really truly almost makes you question the reality of what we know and in existence, because it's like, how is that even possible? 语法解析

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And so we'll go into quantum entanglement. You know, and the exciting thing is that the Nobel Prize in physics in 2022 was awarded on the research of quantum entanglement. And it is a baseline of physics. So when people look at like, okay, when they're about to hear all the things we're talking about, you know, just remember that part of it, like it is, it's totally acknowledged, it's, it's a baseline of everything. And the Nobel Prize was awarded on it. And 语法解析

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Quantum entanglement is basically that it's entangled. So you have two things that act as one. And it kind of brings out to the thing that everything is oneness. Everything is connected. 语法解析

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And where we're going to get with this, I guess, is what we can talk about is the research that we have done. And this will just blow people's minds because, for example, Dr. Chris, you know, you have that block right behind you now. And these are things that you can do with your patients. And these are things I do with my friends. We've been doing this for five, five plus years is you can take a photo of your patient. Let's say your your patient is. 语法解析

25:38

let's just say it's in Germany. Okay. So across the world, you can do all the measurements of everything you need on them when they're over there. You could put a kind of similar thing that we talked about before at the pre thing is we could then put a wifi router next to that patient and get all their biomarkers. And then this is where, this is the fascinating aspect of it. You can take a photo of, 语法解析

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of your patient and put it under the block that you have there at your office. Yep. And measure the biomarkers of the person that is in Germany. 语法解析

26:13

And they will be pre-EMF exposure numbers. As if that block is over there in Germany, yet it is with you in Tennessee, in your office, and it's the same. And we can show this over and over. And at the same time, it's like, how is this possible? And it goes back to… 语法解析

26:32

Quantum entanglement, everything being oneness. And as long as there's, you know, you have this quantum field, you know, a lot of people do at least subscribe to like Joe Dispenza. And he used that word a lot, the quantum field. And we're kind of like gaining access to that. And that's all a real thing. And, you know, basically like quantum entanglement. Now, to use the word communicate is a little touchy, but it is faster. It basically communicates faster than the speed of light. 语法解析

26:58

And the only reason you could argue that is that there's no form of communication because it's so instant. So, you know, speed of light, there's a, there's an A to B and there's a movement, right? But with, with quantum entanglement, it is, 语法解析

27:10

instant it's instantaneous doesn't matter the the the distance of part uh of the universe and that's where again it i understand how people can have a challenge of grasping that is because then it really does kind of like shift what is reality in terms of there is just this mass consciousness that is everything is connected um we can see it with twins you know it's like 语法解析

27:32

I have twins and twins are an awesome science experience of nature versus nurture. But the same thing where like you can have, and you hear this story all the time where it's like, Oh, one twin could be across the country and hurts itself. And the other twin feels it instantly. Like even though it wasn't them, you know, or it's like you tell, they did a study where they had one twin basically was like, tell that one twin to sit down and the other one across the country, 语法解析

27:57

sat down like without even any communication. Like it's, it's all, it's entanglement. Right. So, um, and I'm just giving an example of the things you don't, this isn't research we've done. It's just stuff that's, you know, you can see out there. Um, 语法解析

28:10

But again, for us, what we're doing is the research with this is the same as like having a block. And we have, so Lila Quantum has a service, we call it Quantum Upgrade. And it is, we call it a digital service. It's kind of easier for people to grasp that it's digital. But reality is, it's mechanical, like it's analog, which, you know, is really cool. But it's 语法解析

28:34

it's all based off of quantum entanglement. And, you know, so you don't technically have to, there are definitely a lot of benefits to still having a block and be able to charge things, but you can also use quantum entanglement to benefit from certain frequencies and the pure quantum energy that pretty much is the baseline of all the products and services we have. But the cool add-on to that is when you can quantum entangling, like send frequencies to people. So like prosperity, abundance, sleep, 语法解析

29:04

I mean, we have like almost 40 different frequencies that can be sent to people and you don't have to have a tangible object. And that's where, you know, the benefit of that is, is you just have, you're basically have access to the quantum field where this is all available to you at all times. And you don't need to have wifi. You don't have to have cell service because again, it's analog and it's not working off of the internet or service. It's just. 语法解析

29:29

It's just like it's present. So it would be, this is a horrible analogy, but I'm just saying it would be that it's all around us and we just have to tap into it because it's always available around us. Oh, 语法解析

29:42

And then you, I think you told me at one point, like you talk about the twins and they, they felt what you, that we, each other were doing, but we talked about like, there were cells, like you've had, like, there's been experiments with like cells, like you, they would take cells and they would like separate them. Could you explain that? That was really cool. That's awesome. So, yeah. So I, I skipped all over that stuff, but that's kind of like part of like with the, with the research that they did with the Nobel prize was like, if I remember correctly, they had like one cell that was, 语法解析

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in Africa, and then they had another one that was in Canada. And again, these are entangled, so they are… 语法解析

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They're actually when they would like poke the cell in Africa and without any, with, with no disturbance of time, that's how I figured out that it is an instant thing. The one in Canada was reacting to it. So it's, but again, it depends on like what kind of you, what you subscribe to, but it's same thing as like our whole body. If someone pokes you on your finger, you feel it right away, like in your head and everything, you know, it's kind of like, 语法解析

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To me, there's this one book, brother, that was called The Web Has No Weaver, and it's a Chinese medicine book. But they would always describe that like in the body, and I think as in the micro happens in the macro, it's like if you pressed a point in the body, like at the fascial system, electrical system, that – 语法解析

33:19

In a reductionist scientific view, it would be like, oh, you're just poking in the shoulder, and that's the only place that feels it. Where in the Chinese medicine world, it's like you hit that point, it shifts. The whole body feels an impression, like the whole body. And that's what it makes me feel like with the field. It's not a matter of – even if it's Africa or here, you do one point and you press on one point. It's going to shift the whole field, and the whole field, like you just said, is – 语法解析

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Feels it instantaneously. And I think to me it's – so with this quantum entanglement, frequencies are there to tap into, and you just can learn and have devices to basically be able to tap into that whole field. That is amazing, my man. 语法解析

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Yeah. And that's where like, cause for like the Lila quantum products, we have cards. Cause so everything in a baseline is going to again, neutralize the harmful effects that EMS have on the body. How do we utilize that? Like I said before, is you and I having a conversation here, like it doesn't block EMS. So you can do Faraday cages. We do make EMF blocking clothing. We have hats. We actually have jackets. We have hoodies and all this different stuff, like, which is great. But the goal is to be able to, 语法解析

34:31

again, these, these technology without having the harmful effects. We could do my biomarkers right now. Again, I, 语法解析

34:39

I have AirPods, I have Apple Watch and everything else. And my biomarkers are as if there's no EMFs anywhere in my environment. So that's the key to all these things. And then on top of that, different products we have, they are imprinted with different frequencies. So we have like necklaces that will have like the micronutrients. They have different specific frequencies added to them. 语法解析

35:01

Again, we have like cool little bracelets and we have these frequency cards. And the frequency cards, which look like a little credit card, you know, they have multiple different types of frequencies. You go on the website and you can choose which ones you want. And those are kind of putting those frequencies into your biofield. And then when you go with quantum upgrade, those are, we have, it's just like an online dashboard and you can choose and you can change it as much as you want. You can change the intensity of, 语法解析

35:28

uh of the frequencies and of the power of the pure quantum energy that is being available to you as well and that's one thing where people like if you know we have a 语法解析

35:36

a free trial with that and you can try it and you crank it up, which we don't recommend you doing. But sometimes, and I understand it, people, even if you don't understand, like get it, you can experience it. That's enough. Right. So like if you crank up your quantum upgrade, the frequencies, like it's going to be intense for you. And I remember Ben Greenfield, like a few years ago, we introduced him to this and he was like, 语法解析

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I don't really feel it. Cause we had it like 600 and I was like, yeah, I get it. Like, cause you're not really supposed to feel it. It's supposed to be there. Yeah. Not too much. And so I, I cranked his up as he requested. And then I remember having like a text message from him at like three in the morning. And he's like, 语法解析

36:15

Hey bro, can you turn that off? Like I haven't slept in two days. He was like, I get it. I, it works. I feel it. Like, can we, can we pump it down a little? And I was like, yeah, no problem. Cause he's an extremist anyways. But I remember being like, oh yeah, let's turn that down. And yeah, 语法解析

36:32

I could see him saying it too, Todd. Like, you know, him saying, I'm all right. I don't feel it. Yeah. So, I mean, you know, for him, he needs to go zero to a hundred instantly. So it's not something we recommend, but I also, again, I understand that you just sometimes have to, 语法解析

36:46

If you can experience it and feel it, that's enough to at least get you a few steps ahead before like, okay, well, I don't see things. I don't see these waves, but if you can actually feel it, that'll at least open your mind and be like, okay, yeah, there's definitely something to this and then continue moving on. But like, you know, again, we have, 语法解析

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We have these telegram groups that are great because people get on there and they just talk about like, and we don't control it. And we're not creating the conversation where people are like, oh, I noticed this and I have this happen. And this, you know, and people are helping each other like, oh, this is how I benefit from these things. And, you know, we have, we have one thing, by the way, we just did is we created a new frequency called brain support. 语法解析

37:26

And with this brain support, we're doing these like 256 channel EEG brain scans, which don't even they don't even exist in the United States. I don't want to say it's too high tech, but there's no one here has them. So when we did this in Germany, we saw an increase in alpha and theta brain wavelengths. Yeah. 语法解析

37:45

And that is, again, like something, these are double blind placebo controlled studies. And we're showing that the people that have these, this and their biofield, that they're increasing their alpha and theta. That is amazing. You know, for anyone that doesn't understand that, like the alpha is, alpha is an ideal place to be, you know, in terms of like, it allows you to handle stress better, anxiety, you can retain more information, you're more, which we see this, right? So the exposure all of a sudden puts you into a parasympathetic state. So you have higher HRV, better sleep, 语法解析

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And all these things. So it's like really cool to see what these frequencies actually do to people. And you have alpha and theta show changes. Because I'm starting my mom on it with her neurological. And we were just starting it. So I'll keep you posted on that. And that's funny because one of our good friends, Lindsay, said that her husband was having chest pains. And on the quantum upgrade, set the healing frequency heal at 60%. 语法解析

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And his chest pain just basically went away. Like they went away and he was, you know, wow. So she changed the frequency the next day and he said, Hey, that's what you were doing. Cause his chest pains came back. Cause that, this is the next question though, too. I'm so intrigued by this, my man. Um, so would that mean that if somebody had the healing frequency or a theta frequency or alpha frequency, um, 语法解析

39:09

When you tap into that where the frequency is being generated in your biofield, is it because your biofield, your body has forgotten how to tap into the field? I hope that's not too vague of a question. I hope I'm trying to. That's a great question. 语法解析

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Yeah, no, no. And I hope I can answer this right. Because really one thing that like the founder also always says is that this is all, we all have access to this stuff. Like you don't need these products. You don't need to have this, but it is, most people aren't in a place where they can access it, whether it's because of stress or they're not present enough. And again, all these external environmental stressors we have kind of disconnect us from that. So again, is what it's doing is it's, 语法解析

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you're kind of just, it's putting it right there in your bio field. But again, like, yes, it's a luxury to have this stuff, but there are definitely people who we're not saying that everyone needs this to this, but the majority of people do. Cause it's like, uh, we can't like, I, I'm not at the level in my life where I can just like snap my fingers and be like, okay, like my pure quantum energy is pure. Like I'm clean and all that. Like it doesn't work for me. Um, but there are people who can, because it is there. We just aren't accessing it. So, um, 语法解析

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That's the same thing. It's just, it's also not forcing it onto you. So it's more just like you're, you're creating this space where it is accessible to your body. So it puts it in your biofield. 语法解析

40:30

That's what I love about it. That's the best way I can describe that. That really makes a lot of sense to me, especially like with being able to tap into it. I think that when you said you could put the frequencies of forgiveness or joy or happiness, it really hits home to me because it would be that there are days when we can go into the biochemistry of it, but your body somehow may forget how to access those emotions or access that biochemistry. So this is now like with – 语法解析

40:58

With the quantum upgrade, we're seeing now that you're able to find all the frequencies for healing. Now, one question I think people would ask like within the quantum energy field, since it's like you're tapping into the field, the frequencies are pretty much endless, right? I mean, like it would be like for fixing the heart, fixing the lungs, fixing your emotions. Is that right? Like there'd be an endless amount of frequencies? Yeah. 语法解析

41:23

Well, for once the ones that we create, it's, it is limited until it's not like we are constantly coming up with different frequencies for us. And that's putting it out there. I think if you're like for someone again, who is out and let's say middle of Yosemite, you know, again, and like is able to be present and meditate. Like I think at that point you can create that stuff and have more accessible to like the gratitude, the abundance and the prosperity, but it's not something that we can create. 语法解析

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like at this point when it's not that we can't it's just that we continue to build our frequency list like you know quantum upgrade's been around for a little over two years and at one time there was no frequencies at all and then we're finding ways to create these frequencies um and then you have access to it so like we've built it up to i believe we're almost like 40 frequencies right now 语法解析

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but we're building and building like the brain support is brand new. We work with, you know, a few of the UFC fighters and we like, and that's the things that we're learning what people need. And like UFC fighters right now, we have one that's like a brain support and a performance like Olympics. So it's, it, 语法解析

42:27

kind of both and it's really cool because we created that we basically created that based off of like misha tate and working with her it's like what do you need as a ufc fighter in between rounds while you're out there i want you to i want to be an alpha i want to be a theta i want to you know be able to be in a flow state uh while having these performance you know we're seeing again atp production increasing by like 29 percent um so it's like we're we're meshing 语法解析

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frequencies together too and it's like so you know that's where a benefit is with like athletes because like you know misha doesn't have to have nor could she have a necklace on when she's in octagon but like we're able to she can still have access to that biofield like while she's in there um and with that's with any other athletes too so we're meshing frequencies and we're constantly grow and building that um frequency list and options that we have 语法解析

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That's really profound. Like with the devices, like I have the necklace and I will say this to everybody out there that when I first put on the necklace, I remember Philip told me that you could have gentle detox mechanisms because there's something that your body is – especially with the nutrients. Like I definitely, Todd, like had that happen. Yeah. 语法解析

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I put it on there and I could tell I'm pretty sensitive, but I could tell within 15 minutes I was like, whoa, like I'm shifting like internally in my heart and such. And I felt stuff coming out of my throat, down to my back of my throat. And I was like draining. And I, you know, you know me, I have all these frequency machines I'm checking like everything. 语法解析

43:52

And mycoplasma coming out. I had all these different things coming out of my body. I was like from that. So those devices, I'm really intrigued by the card about the small devices because I could totally see that happening and where there's. 语法解析

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so the, the cards, I want people to get these things so that you can put the card in your wallet. And like, that would actually like the same size. Yeah. It's the same size as a credit card. So like you can go in there. I always have like the sleep ones, uh, actually add them all over. So like if, just in case anyone is watching, like this is the size of it, you know, I was like a mandolin on it. Um, and, and it, I've got to get the same size. I'm, 语法解析

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I'm getting, yeah. And you know, I have a sleep one that I, uh, we put in our bed, like under our pillows and stuff. So like keep them, they have a range of about three, three to six feet, depending on what, you know, like, um, those do. So like, they don't have to be on you, but they should be within three feet of you. Like, 语法解析

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to kind of have that. And, you know, the necklace is the same thing. So always wear the necklace and it has, it's going to protect you from where you're at. But, you know, one thing like with the detoxing where, where I go back to this and this is just, you know, it's like, it allows us to be in our natural state. So when you have all these things going on, you can't detox because your body is, it's, it's hyper-focused on other things. It's protecting you from all this stuff. So it can't sit there and just be like, 语法解析

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I can relax. But when it can go, I can relax, then it allows you to detox. It can do what it wants to do. It's the same thing when you're not eating, your body can do more. But as soon as you got food in you, it's got to stop what it's doing to focus on digestion, right? So it's the same thing. Like it's just kind of, it's allowing your body to take a break. And like, so when you wear them, when you have a capsule necklace and stuff, like it's just protecting us, your body can go, okay, 语法解析

45:35

What I got to do here, let's just get rid of this. I don't want to get rid of that. And it's all beneficial for us. So it's kind of like, it's allowing your body to do what it's without like, it's like, what's what it wants to do without having to like have a shield and look to look look behind its corner all the time. It's like, it's just, it can do what it needs to do without stress. 语法解析

45:53

Oh, man. I'm telling you, Todd, these are great combos. I'm going to have to remind producer Chrissy to – like we got to get the card because I had the necklace. My little chain accidentally, I have to tell you, I was taking my hat and I can't tell you the mood. And it hit my chain and I had to get like a new strap for my necklace. But I usually try to never go a day without it because it's really like I can tell – 语法解析

46:13

Yeah. 语法解析

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with this, it puts you in your natural state, right? So like, that's why you're able to detox because that's exactly right. Like, I love the way you just said that, like, you know, there, maybe something comes up, well, I have to handle that. And then hopefully when that goes, settles down, I can go and, you know, go to the things that I need to fix. And now with this though, with the quantum upgrade, where do you see it going? Like, how do you see like the, the company, like, is it ever expanding? I mean, what would it be the next steps? 语法解析

46:57

where's the next steps there's so many things you know there's the cool thing like especially step back for would be the coolest thing for me would be with Alila Quantum would be if we could have like med beds and like full bed like you know that you could lay in and then you could like imprint frequencies into that like I always put out there in case Phillip's listening because like that's what we've been saying for years it's like 语法解析

47:17

let's get a med bed, but you know, costs and legitimacy or logistics of that would be like, but so what we're looking at in the future, like with quantum upgrade is we're actually starting where we're able to, which, you know, would be something that you'd be familiar with, but we can like scan the body, see what the body's missing or what the body needs. And then we can create those frequencies on you. 语法解析

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and send those to you. So we can, if we can do the test and see like what's going on, if you're deficient in certain things, if there's, um, you know, you'd faster release somewhere, like any of this type of stuff, then we could like create almost like prescription for you of a recipe and be like, this is your frequency bundle that you need. Um, that's going to help with the fascia release. It's going to help with the release of trauma. Uh, it's going to help you with forgiveness and like all these things that weigh heavy on us and be able to send it 语法解析

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through entanglement. And even on a card, if we really wanted to and have the card with you, it's the same thing as you get frequency water. My wife works with a doctor who will do all these tests with her and then sends these, this water that's imprinted with frequencies. And it is crazy how well that works, you know, and it's gonna be the same thing, but this will be entanglement. So in a way it's like across, you know, it's all in the biofield, the quantum and the ether or whatever you want to call it. But it's like, 语法解析

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that's where I see the future of this is able to be like, you know, you do a scan on someone, see what's missing or what they're needing, what can help them and then create the frequencies in a bundle and send those to people. And I think that's where like, I mean, if that's even, and I'm sure, you know, with all this cool stuff, like that may even still be not be the ceiling. Like there could be still things that we can't even think about of where you can benefit from it. But that's, that's just kind of where I see it, where I get excited is like, how is it going to help people at that level? 语法解析

49:02

I'm with you. I think that electronic medicine is something like one of my mentors, he used to tell me that he would formulate different microcurrents through a machine that could actually hopefully mimic the frequency of like a vitamin. And people thought that was outlandish or crazy, but he was doing incredible work with their blood just by using currents. 语法解析

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And now the – this whole movement for, like you say, the entanglement for the body being able to send frequencies to the body and allowing the biofield to basically vibrate or have a resonance with it. This is mind-blowing. So, okay. This is like something like as it keeps continuing to grow. If you do get the med bed, let me know. So – 语法解析

49:54

When we, if we, with those kinds of devices though, where can people go? I mean, what, what's the website that we can go to and, and the, so with Lila quantum, it's Lila L E E L A. You can just put like Lila Q like as in Q-tip. So it's short for quantum Lila Q.com. And then of course our Instagram Lila quantum.com. 语法解析

50:16

And then for the quantum entanglement, so that's quantum upgrade. And that is www.quantumupgrade.io. That'll take you there. And then same thing with our Instagram. There's quantumupgrade.io. And those are places that people go and see the content. You can, you can of course go to like, see our website. If you want to see all the research and stuff that we talked about, that's front and center. You just go, it's up top. It says research, click that. 语法解析

50:43

And then what I was just advise people is to go check out like our which we have in our social. So like on our Instagrams, you can go to like the Lincoln bio and then go to the telegram group because that's always the best because it's not me. They're talking to you about it. Like you get to see thousands of people that, you know, besides having our products where we don't we're not they're not connected with us in any way besides having our products talking about. 语法解析

51:08

the benefits and you can ask questions there, but you can also ask questions on our social media and we'll answer those real quick too. So those are the best places to learn more and see all the products because there are so many different products. We have baby beanies, 语法解析

51:20

you know we have we have coasters that are all charged with quantum energy and then we have water bottles which the emoto institute which is really cool so our water bottles that we you can imprint with frequencies into the water the emoto institute most people know about emoto was you know the the studies with putting words and imprinting them into the water and how the water froze so we uh they tested our water bottles and we they came back to us 语法解析

51:47

And we are the only company that they are like, can we sell your products here at our institute? 语法解析

51:53

So they actually have them there to sell. It's the only product that they've ever worked with. And I'm a huge fan of like revitalized and structured water. It's a huge, huge focus of mine. I know that's a really big deal because any other company I work with, it's still, that's not something they do. So they do that because you can imprint the frequencies into the water. And so that's what our water bottles do. And we have this a wide variety of different things. And if any of that's ever confusing or overwhelming, just reach out to us and, you know, 语法解析

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we're easy. We can help you if it's any confusion or what could benefit you best in your lifestyle and circumstances. I am very intrigued and I love the water bottle. It's amazing. And I, um, I use it and I think that, uh, 语法解析

52:36

That to me, when you have beanies for babies, I don't say this lightly. I'm just saying, guys, everybody out there, before we sign off, I think it's really amazing that we all think that we're in a small part of the field. We're a small area, but we're like, no, you're in the field. Like the field is the information. And like when you start to grasp that, I don't think people out there like, let me see the light. Like a lot more information is clear. Like you're in this field. You just have to tap into that field. And – 语法解析

53:05

Man, I love this. As you get more new information, though, Todd, let me know and jump back on here with me because this is, to me, frequency medicine and quantum healing is just something I'm just so intrigued with. So, man, thank you so much for joining me today. I really mean it, man. Thank you. Yeah, absolutely. Man, and we're going to do it. Guys, everybody out there, we're going to – I mean, Todd and I are going to do it in person. Hopefully, I'll see him down in Florida too at some point. 语法解析

53:31

And if you guys love this information, which you know I do, send it to anybody that may wonder about this because Todd was like first a skeptic. So if you have any skeptics in your life, send this to them. And like and subscribe. It's something that you like. Absolutely. 语法解析

53:46

And always remember to hit the little bell so you get reminded when a new episode's out. So Todd, what's up for you? What's coming up? I actually asked my guest a couple quick questions that are fun questions though. Is that all right? Yeah, let's go for it. I like these, especially when I have no idea what they're going to be. No, no, they're not crazy. Okay, so what would be something that somebody would not necessarily know about you as in like a good hobby you like to do, something that people think, oh, wow, Todd, you know, I saw him, you know, 语法解析

54:14

skydiving the other day on Instagram or something. What's something that you would do? Yeah, that's a good question. You know, it really changed. The people, the things that most people are surprised about me is for one thing is I was an ice sculptor for about 10 years and I've done like the most lavish ice sculptures. I've built the largest ice sculpture in the world. 语法解析

54:35

And it was an interesting thing I did. And then I went into running 100 to 200 mile ultra marathons, which has also kind of got me into this whole like, you know, what's called biohacking or any of that. So back then it was more biohacking and getting into that stuff. But yeah. 语法解析

54:52

Nowadays though, it's more like I appreciate my peace and being focused on my breath work because I always tell people one of the most important things in your life, it could be just the breath is the remote to the brain. 语法解析

55:06

So exactly how we breathe tells our rest of our body exactly how to respond. And it is the most powerful thing to be able to just have control of your emotion, reaction, everything to that. So like, that's right. I guess what I spend my time doing now is having a nice, peaceful life and 语法解析

55:22

and and helping people so ultra marathons ice coach seriously okay uh sandwich like man that's amazing i didn't know that about you i want to talk about the ultra marathon i used to run marathon stuff and such um what about your favorite music what's your favorite music 语法解析

55:38

Hmm, man, honestly, so I grew up in Texas. So I will have to say probably like late 90s country music. Okay, I love Kenny Chesney and Clint Black, those that stuff makes me happy. Like I music is really important to me. Because the same thing with the breath, like it can really just give you a crazy boost of energy, especially in the running. I learned that so music is powerful. I like very positive music. And 语法解析

56:05

and country just makes me happy, but then I'll listen to anything, but that's, that, that's just a good, positive, like authentic music. Oh, I love it, man. Same. I always have these different myths. I don't like anything dark or too heavy as well. So, 语法解析

56:18

Man, this has been good. I really appreciate it. And for everybody out there that's wondering about quantum energy and quantum entanglement and quantum upgrade, please let us know. And we'll have all the show notes in the caption. And you guys will have all the links to get to Todd and to Lila Quantum. And they've been such gracious sponsors with us. And I'm just so thankful for you and Phillip, man. I really appreciate it for coming on and explaining more. So we'll have you on again. We're going to be talking about more advancements. 语法解析

56:44

Man, I didn't know you were an ice sculptor and you're an ultra marathoner. This is, guys, okay. Learn something new every day. So guys, until the next time from Todd and I, thank you so much for joining us from the Ancient Health Podcast. Take it easy, everybody. 语法解析

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Always consult with your health care provider before making any changes to your health regimen and do not disregard or delay seeking medical advice for any condition you may have. Our content may include sponsorship and affiliate links to which we earn a small commission on sales made through those links. 语法解析

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