Healing Disease in Different Ways

0:01 This program is designed to provide general information with regards to the subject matters covered. This information is given with the understanding that neither the hosts, guests, sponsors, or station are engaged in rendering any specific and personal medical, financial, legal counseling, professional service, or any advice. You should seek the services of competent professionals before applying or trying any suggested ideas. At the end of the day, it's not about what you have or even what you've accomplished. It's about what you've done with those accomplishments. It's about who you've lifted up, who you've made better. It's about what you've given back. Denzel Washington, Welcome to Inspire Vision. Our sole purpose is to elevate the lives of others and to inspire you to do the same. Danny Carroll, Welcome to the show. How are you doing. I'm Jane very Wendock. How are you. Hey, I'm doing and great. Thank you. I am so pleased to have you on the show. You know, I get different people on but this is a topic that I think is just fascinating. And when I was reading a little bit more about who you Are and the book that you've written and so forth is like, Wow, I've got to have you on this show, so very kind of thing. What I'd love for you to do is share with the audience, you know, kind of who you are, your background a bit, and how on earth did you get to this point in your life, and then we'll talk about your experience.

1:30 Okay. So I'm I'm I'm British as you as you might have guessed. I currently live in Bombay and India and I've been resident here now for about twenty eight years. I came here from the UK on a six month posting and I'm still here. That's wonderful, you know how it happens, right, So I spent I spent the first half of my life. I grew up in London, I finished I finished my education at London School of Economics. I actually trained in law originally. Luckily I never ended up practicing.

2:12 I shifted into management consulting and joined a management consulting firm that sent me to India on a six month posting and then I ended up staying. So I've been in I've been in India for I'm in my twenty eight year now. I came here in the mid nineteen nineties. I'm a businessman. I came here in management consulting. I've spent the last thirty years in management consulting, asset management and venture capital. So I've spent my last ten years working in bench capital in B two C bench capital. Brand building is my joy in life from a business perspective, consumer brand building. Over the last twenty years, as a as a side hobby, I have been studying cancer. I had a very unfortunate experience about eighteen years ago where I had a friend in Bombay who was diagnosed with cancer. She didn't have the money for the cancer treatment, so I ran a marathon to fund her cancer treatment and raised a lot of money, which she was delighted with. And then, I mean when she went into hospital, Doug, she she I mean, she looked fine to me, frankly, but anyway, they said she had cancer and whatever. She started chemotherapy, and she used to message me from hospital saying that that she didn't know what the doctors were doing, but it felt like

3:42 they were putting poison in her veins. And sadly, I knew no better at that point, so I strongly encouraged her to continue with treatments and after three rounds of chema she died and I was devastated, right, I mean I both funded and in short her compliance to treatment and felt a great deal of responsibility for her diet. So at the time I said to myself, I was in my early thirties and I said, Okay, I'm going to search the ends of the earth to find a better solution to cancer. And this is the start of the outcome. This is my first published book.

4:26 This is called terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis. It's so far it's hit its hit number one in eleven categories on Amazon. It got awarded the Gold Medal in the twenty twenty three Global Book Awards and in the category of medical books. So it's getting it's being received extremely well. And this is the first book in a five hundred plus book series. This is an introduction to the medical discoveries of a German medical doctor that I've found about eleven years ago. And I'm in the process of writing a five hundred plus book series including books like this. It's my book on breast cancer. So I'm writing. I'm now writing one book on each disease so that I can make these medical discoveries accessible well. And have you ever personally experienced cancer? Yes, I've had lung cancer and a collapse lung. I've had testicular cancer. I've had cancer in my jaw here in twenty nineteen, I currently have skin cancer. My back is covered with what would be diagnosed as melanomas after COVID. I had bone cancer in my left arm and my left shoulder. So I've had plenty

5:57 of it. OK. Yes, Yes, And you know what I've interesting, Danny, is that you know, we all, we all come in in a different level of profession, whatever that happens to be, and yet there are those that kind of move in addition as you have done, in addition to your profession itself, all of a sudden, you're doing all of this research and doing these types of things, and and the research that you've done and obviously you've experienced personally. Have you found that the things that you're writing have literally helped you with your cancer? Oh, Doug, I mean I by by conventional standards, I mean I should have been dead like at least five times from now, and and I'm not. I know, I know how to over over the course of the last eleven years, I've not only learned how to use my conscious mind to switch off cancer, but also to switch off to pain from cancer and to switch off to pain from everything.

7:10 So whether it's bad back, or whether it's crippling stomach cramps from alterative colitis, or whether it's itching from EGSIMA, I mean, it's it's These medical discoveries are truly extraordinary well, and it's so fascinating. You know, in the US, there's there's such a focus on not necessary prevention, but you know, medication and surgeries for the cure and so forth. And and one of the reasons that I really started wanting to talk about these type of subjects was that as I started to learn a little bit more about meditation, as I've come here to Thailand and I'm here for six months, and all of a sudden, I'm hearing these stories about the healing capabilities through meditation, through all of these types of things that have nothing to do with surgeries, have nothing to do with medications per se. And I thought, you know what, people need to hear this, and it's not easy, I'm sure to get into it, but they need to hear that there's a possibility of approaching these diseases in a different way that might be even more healing for them.

8:28 And so you know you've kind of had what an eighteen year journey of this. I'm love for you to share the understanding that you've started to develop between the cause and the solution of cancer as well as other things. If you could get started on that, that would be great. So I started extatting in two thousand and five, after two thousand and four, two thousand and five off to this experience of my friend dying. So I spent I spent seven years. I got up to twenty twelve. I was studying everything, Doug. I mean, if you if you go online, you'll find a I did a TED presentation on nutritional healing in twenty and ten. When I was studying nutritional healing, I was studying emotional healing via an English healing remedy called the bark Flower remedies. I studied spiritual healing. I studied energy healing. But the problem I had is in all of these modalities is that I had always been a situation where you've got two people exactly the same diagnosis, you put them for exactly the same protocols and one libs and one dies right and regard. And I was one of those really annoying kids, right.

9:41 I would always say why, why, why, why? Why? Why why? My parents used to hate it, right, And I'm still like that, right, I'm still I'm an annoying adult, right because I you know, I just don't I don't like it when there is no logical answer that can tell me why something happens and why something doesn't happen. Right, So what happened in twenty and twelve, I had a I had a cathartic healing experience that changed the trajectory of how I was looking at this problem. So in twenty twelve, I had my entire body was riddled with golf ball sized knots for a six month period, right my calf muscles, my thighs, my arms, my back, eye and literally I had like these golf ball sized knots in my muscles, right, And what I would going to the physio and they were they would iron out these knots. Right now, I don't know whether you've their experiences before, and I hope you haven't, right, But what the what a physio does is they get their elbows and they're like iron. They are they iron, these knots that the iron.

10:45 I even went to Thailand once when I had when I had these knots in my in my muscles, and this this beautiful young Ti girl who was like walking up and down these knots in my in my muscle said, oh, you're a very strong man. And most people cry, I know what you're talking about. So and what hap what happened? I had a I had had a very interesting challenge in my life at that point when my I split up in my ex wife in twenty eleven and I was in a new relationship with an American diplomat and she'd been posted to Bombay for two years and her next post thing was in Santiago to Chile. So we'd agreed that when she when she was when she left Bombay, that we would just terminate our relationship. Right, I mean, nobody in their right mind has a long distance relationship between South America and that to Chile, right in South Asia.

11:39 So we got to the weekend before she would you believe, and we got into a difficult situation. It was a relationship with no pressure, no commitments, no expectations, right, So in that that type of environment really encourages really deep bonds, right because there's no expectations on the relationship, so we'd become soul mates. So anyway, we get to the Friday before she do to leave, and we're supposed to be terminating a relationship, and we couldn't terminate it, right, So we sat there on the Friday night and we said, Okay, we won't terminate the relationship prematurely. We will just see if it fizzles out over and over the course of a distance ridiculous distance relationship.

12:24 Right. So when I woke up on a Saturday morning, all of these knots that had been in my muscles for six months, and you know, this this painful merry go around I've been on for the six month period, basically all of these knots just like they just banished, right, It just disappeared and woke up I woke up on Saturday morning. I mean, it still gives me goosebumps, right when I think about it now. Right, So the the these these these knots all disappeared. So I woke up Saturday morning and boom, you know, they're just magically all gone. Now at the time I didn't know, so I didn't I didn't know why they came, and I didn't really know why they left. All I knew, But the only difference between Friday night and Saturday morning was the fact that I'd solved the problem of not ending the relationship with my soul. Made So what I did learn from that, Doug, was basically the power of the mind to both essentially both cripple us and give us back our health, you know, bang, just at the snap of your fingers. So what I learned from that is what I've been studying historically is I've been studying the body separately, right, nutritional healing and energy eating and all sorts of things, right, and I've been studying the mind. Right, it's very emotional healing and separate modalities, right. So, but what I hadn't been doing is I hadn't been studying this as an integrated system. Right. So what I was planning to do was to do a PhD. And I was looking for university

13:56 that had a medical specialization and a psychology specialization. And what I was planning to do was to build a bridge between the two modalities to see whether I could explore if there was a similar. I had a hunch, right, an intuitive hunch that if the mind could put these knots, you know, you literally you could see these golf books in my muscles, right, And normally I'm at that point, I was running ultramarathons, right, and in this period of time, I couldn't even walk letino and run. So I had this intuitive hunch that if my mind could cripple me and then essentially just give back my health just at the snap of my fingers, that there could be a similar mechanism between the mind and cancer. So while whilst looking for this university to host this this PhD, I found this German medical doctor who was reported to have a ninety two percent success rate healing terminally or cancer patients with a form of mind body medicine. Right, And I'm like, okay, And here's the thing, Doug. Right. I've been studying alternative modalities by this point for about seven years, and what I'd learned along the journey is that typically the more vitriol you find online in any particular alternative modality,

15:28 the more value you find under the hood. Right, you can make whatever you like, right, So the vitriol against this particular German doctor. It was like it was I mean, it was a level I've never seen before, right, I mean it was screaming from the you know, anti semi murderer something. I mean, it's crazy stuff, right, I'm like, Okay, that means that there's real value under the hood. Right. So I started studying this modality in two thousand twelve. I spent a few years studying it before I formed a couple of years studying before I formerly engaged in training with some of the teachers in this modality. My first, my first real test of this of this medical science come in twenty fifteen. I was on my way. My teacher who taught me this medical science is based in Toronto at the time. My girlfriend, who I was still with, was in Santiago de Chile. So we both flew to London to meet my parents, and we also went to Paris to get engaged in all of that stuff.

16:37 Right. So when we landed in London, I got really sick, right, I mean within six hours of being on the ground, you know, I got the most crippling stomach cramps and loose motions I've ever experienced in my life. Right, I'd I'd had ulcerated. But some people call it ulcerated collitis. Some people call it Crohn's disease, some people all it ibs. What I mean I had. I had all the diagnoses over the course of time, right, But so when I got into London, I mean, it was the first time my new partner was meeting with my family, so my parents chucked to a big party in the garden. It was a rare sunny day in London, and it was beautiful. We had a fat, fabulous day, and I just got increasingly sick throughout the day. And then I ended up with these crippling summer crams for seventy two hours, right and loosemi. I was on a toilet like every hour for seventy two hours.

17:33 And my girlfriend said to me, why don't we try using this knowledge, this new medical science you've been studying, to see if we can fix this problem. And I said, you know, I mean we can try. I mean, I was on my way to Cary. I done. I studied a lot of the academic part of the modalogy. I was on my way to Toronto to do my practitioners course, right, So I didn't I didn't even really know how to use it right. So anyway, what is there to lose? Just give it a try. So my girlfriend said to me, you know what problems? What conflict is it that causes stomach problems? So I said to her, it's either indigestible anger a problem you can't solve, or territorial anger and the problem that you're angry about in your territory. And she said, when does the pain start? And I said, the pain starts when you solve the problem. So she said to me, what problem have we solved by coming to England? And I'm like, I don't know. I mean, what do we do? We went to London, we went in, we went in the guard, met the family, everybody got merrily drunk and had a great time and stuff and we have a fabulous time, and all of a sudden I got sick. So let me interrupt you here for just a second, because something that you're saying is to me very fascinating. It's almost the opposite of what you would think.

18:59 You've solved the problem and now you're having symptoms, Whereas in most cases you would think, all right, once I've solved the problem, the symptoms are going to go away. So I'd love for you to get into that. Eighty percent of the symptoms we feel are there the product of resolving the problem, and it's I'll expand on that in more detail, but so yeah. So so we're laying on the bed and we're saying, Okay, what problem is it? What problem is it? So, to give you some context, my my ex wife and my family didn't get on. Okay, so she didn't like them, they didn't like her. She was blue blood from India and my family are working class from London, so it was a class divide, cultural divide, all the things, right, So the relationship, it was horrible. And my new partner, my family loved my partner.

20:06 Right. So, I'm laying on the bed and I said to her, I think I know what problem we've resolved, And she said, what is it? And at this point, Doug, I'm laying there, folded in half, right with stomach crafts crickly. I mean, these stomachs cramps were so crippling that I was almost passing out on the toilet because of the intensity of the pain of these stomach cramps. Right. So, and I'm laying there and I said to her, I think we've resolved the conflict that my partner fights with my family. Okay. And I'm laying there and all of a sudden, as soon as I mentioned those words, my stomach goes deletely this right, And I'm laying there and I said to my girlfriend, the pain's gone. She said to me, what are you talking about. I said, I got no idea. I told you, I don't know what I'm doing, right, But the pain's gone and I feel fine. She said, that's mad. I'm like, I know, I agree, right.

21:02 I didn't know either, right, So I'm just laying there and all of a sudden, I feel fine. Right, So said, okay, let's wait for an hour. Wait for an hour and nothing, two hours, nothing, one day, nothing, two days nothing. Right gone, just switched it off like a light switch. And what this German doctor discovered basically is that these programs all run in your subconscious mind. Right. You don't consciously think about these programs. It's our biological wiring over the course of millions of years. But what happens is when you consciously connect the course of a problem with the symptoms of the problem, you can switch it off like a light switch. Okay, So this IBS ulcerat of Colliers. I had seventy two hours of crippling summit cramps and loose motions and bang gone, never come back. So the minute you realize, you know, you knew that the problem was solved. But the minute you realized that that was the issue, the symptoms because of it, the symptoms went away. When when you consciously connect the cause of the problem to the symptoms of the problem, it triggers a spontaneous and cathartic healing process that you cannot explain, right, And I tell people, do not believe me, right because you can't. You can't appreciate this, this cathartic and spontaneous healing until you have experienced it.

22:26 But when you understand the cause of a problem, and you connect the cause of the problem to the symptoms of the problem, bang you can switch it off. And you can do that with cancer anything, right room, with all our writers and any damn thing you can, you can switch these programs off. This is really quite sure. Well, and you know what fascinates me, Danny, is that obviously you're you know you you you have an intelligent background that you you're well studied. You know you've you've done a lot of studying. I have to. You know, I have a different, slightly different background, but still, and you hear these things and it's like, Okay, wait a minute, here, there's no way. And I can't imagine the people that are listening here right now going you know what, there is no way that Number one, the solution to a problem that has suddenly happened is causing some of these issues that I've experienced in some deep illness.

23:26 And if I can just cognitively realize that that's what it is, it's going to go away. Do you have some examment other than yourself, which is fascinating? What are some other examples of people that you've known who have been able to apply this particular type of concept and literally started to experience that healing process. I've got so many. I mean, I was on a podcast called A couple of weeks ago and it was like a It was a four hour podcast. It was a Q and A with like two hundred people out, and I was explaining different biological programs, the biological purpose and one lady was asking me about neuropathy and the feet and that's basically it's caused by being either unable to walk to somebody or walk away from somebody. And and she put a message on the chat. She said, Danny, I've just watched a growth on my foot that's been there for years. I've just watched it disappear. A podcast or but Doug, what I honestly what I what I say to people, I mean this is this learning is so extraordinary.

24:40 What I say to people and the way the approach that I take to anything, right, I've been told a hundred times, oh yeah, this is the solution. This is the holy grail, right, whether it's in nutritional healing or emotional healing, or energy healing or in homeopap and everybody, everybody streams from the rooftops right and says, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is the solution. Right. What I and I've had that thoughts promise on so many occasions that what I say to people is what I do is I am the most skeptical and cynical person on this earth. Right, And the approach to I take to anything is if I hear something that is interesting, what I what the approach I take is, I don't believe anything that anybody tells me, right, and you should not believe anything that I'm telling you until if you decide it's interesting enough to look into, until you have personal experience of switching off one of these biological programs. Right. I mean I I had doctors coming to me. Right. I had a doctor two weeks ago come to me, and she had she had very crippling hip pain.

25:48 Right, And the hip pain is caused by a problem that you that you can't endure. Right. So we went through and I and I went through to help her to diagnose with what caused the hip pain. And it was what a fight with her husband and something whatever. Right, So, and I said to her, if you say, if you tell your if you tell your hip paint, Oh, okay, I know my hip is painting because I had that fight with my husband. It's the problem I can't endure. And now I've solved that problem. My hip is healing, and therefore it's painful. You'll be able to switch that pain off. She sent me a message after after ten minutes, she said, Danny, the pains drop by sixty percent. Right, And then she sends me a she sends me fifteen minutes later she said, Danny, the pains dropped by number twenty percent right. She wakes up next morning, said Danny, pains ninety five percent gone. She's like, she's like wow, She's like wow. Well, and you know, you know what I find is, you know, as I've worked with different people and talking about these you know, limiting beliefs, these these things that we experienced, even the subconscious things that occur that we're not even aware of. No difficult, The most difficult thing for people, including myself, is to be able to do that introspective work and figure out what is it, What is causing this behavior, what is causing that behavior or with what you're talking about right now, what's causing that pain? All right? I have shoulder pain. You know what, I got me pain?

27:19 So in your book, do you talk about what the actual causes are per symptomology? And is that kind of what doctor Hammer actually did? This book, Doug, is an introduction to Dr Humma's medical discoveries. Okay, I'm writing these books. I mean I've been studying this body of knowledge for the last eleven years, right, like I've barely scratched a surface, right, So this book is an introduction to those medical discoveries, and now I'm in a process of writing a five hundred plus book series. Is my breast cancer book, testicular cancer book. This is my book on on dermatitus.

28:03 And I got one on I B S and I got like now I'm lining. My next one is on lung cancer. Right. So but if you if you go, if you go to my website, right, my website is Danny Hyphencarrol dot com. Test my name and my name is let me spell that for the audience that are listening just to a podcast rather than watching the video as d A n n Y hi A d d A n n y dah c A r R all L L Caro dot com, Danny Danny Hyphencarol dot com. Now when you sign up, you you download a free four hundred page e book right, which is which is the entire body of DTR. Hummer's medical discoveries in one place and the best translation of his body of work into English. Right. So, if you if you download that book and you just put in there, now that what doctor Hammad did, Doug, and it's truly extraordinary, is he identified the cause, the life cause of every selling our body. So if I've got a shoulder pain, what causes it? If I got a knee pain, what causes it?

29:18 I've got a lower back pain, or a middle back pain or a neck pain. What causes it? And he's got and you've got the entire biology of every organ, of every selling our body, of the life cause for every problem that you can including psychoses, right, bipolars, schizophrenia, and informnia, all of that all done covered, What causes it, how to fix it? Amazing, amazing. Okay, my shoulder pain, Now I know that after twenty one years of dentistry. One of the things that they discovered, and it was fascinating. I literally had with because my shoulders were so bad, and I developed some neurological issues. And you know, I look back at that and think, okay, what what was the cause of that? And the research came out about a year after I had to sell my practice that dentists nowadays, you know, it used to be you'd stand up and do your dentistry. So they had major lower back problems. What they discovered once we started sitting down, lifting our arms and doing all of that, all of a sudden, these shoulder problems came about. So from a medical standpoint, it's like, okay, well that makes sense to me, now what you're talking about shoulder to do that what caused my shoulder problems?

30:41 Just so, movement increases strength, right, If you lift weights, your muscles get right, if you run, you get stronger cardiovascular legs, everything, right, So the concept that the activity causes problems is incorrect. Right, So shoulder pain is basically what's called a care conflict. Okay, Now whether it is depends on your laterality, which way your brain is wide, whether you're right brain wide or left brain wide. Right, So if you were right brain wired, your left shoulder gets affected by conflicts with your mother and your children, and your right shoulder gets affected by conflicts with everybody else. And what a care conflict basically means is I'm a bad I'm a bad father, I'm a bad child. I'm a bad brother, I'm a bad husband, I'm a bad boss, bad, I'm a bad something.

31:40 Basically, this is what affects the shoulders. Right. So if I if I have a problem in my left shoulder, it means that I have what's called a self word or a self esteem conflict, that I'm a bad something. It's my left shoulder. It would relate to my mother or to my children don't have any children, right, But it could be a it could be a dog, or it could be even if you're if you if you have an elderly father who you're looking after because he's now incapacitated, I mean, your your father that you're treating like a child, could also affect your left shoulder or your right or both. Right. But that's that's that's for right brain. What about for left brain? Left different thing, that's the opposite. Right, So if your left brain wired, then your right shoulder will get affected by relationships with your mother and your children, and your left shoulder will get affected by everybody else. Now that's the black and white, right, and there is the gray bit the gray it depends on the content of and of the relationship. Right. So you know, say your father, if your left brain wired, your father would normally affect your left shoulder.

32:55 But if your father has got dementia or Alzheimer's, well, and effectively you're you're you're looking after your father like a child, then the nature of your relationship is now you're now the parent and he's the child. Right, So your father can also also can become your child. Okay, like that, So that's the great bit, right, that's the So it depends on the content of relationship. Your dog can become your child or your partner depending on the nature of relationship you have with your dog. Right. So I'm a bad is basically what causes the shoulders? Okay, So all right, So all of a sudden, now I'm understanding what you know. I'm reading your book that you're going to allow people to have and here's the symptomology, here's the cause. Now how does an individual go about then? Do they accept that cause? Do they meditate on that and at least it what what do they do consciously to be able to eliminate that issue so that that pain or that symptomology or that disease goes away based on your experience. Okay, So the fundamental, the fundamental principle, Doug, is that the best approach to any problem is a real life resolution of that problem. Okay. So

34:30 if it if it's if you have shouldered pain because you're currently fighting with your children, right, then the ideal solution will always be work out how to get that relationship back to being cordial and ideally a good relationship. Again, so you're looking the ideal the ideal the best approach always is to solve the problem in real life. Okay. Now, sometimes that's not possible, Okay, So in situations where that's not possible, I mean, there's a number of approaches you can use to either downgrade or solve that problem. Right.

35:17 So, the amount of pain and inflammation you get in in a after resolving a problem is determined by the duration of the problem and the intensity of the problem. Right, So as a as a simple exercise in everything in life, don't carry stuff around with you, right if you if you have problems in life, solve them, Okay, solve them as quickly as you can. The quicker you can solve a conflict in life, the less pain you're going to feel once you resolve it, Okay. And the other thing is the intensity of the problem, the more important the problem is to you.

36:00 Then basically, the bigger the inflammation you get on the organ, the bigger the information you get on the brain. And invariably, if we all look back on life and we see a problem we had five years ago, right, and we laugh about it now, thinking, oh god, I mean at that point in time, it was terrible, right, I Mean, we're saying, oh my god, my life's going to go on if I don't get and we look back on it, and how stupid will we to give that so much importance? Then it's not important. We look back on it, it's not important. Right, So what you do is any problem in life, if you can make it less important and resolve it as quickly as possible, then those two basic principles will keep you in good stead.

36:45 So you will never have major cancers and stuff like that because you will resolve them quickly, and you won't you won't give them more importance than they We all make a mounting album. Hall right, all right? So you what you just said in some ways is a little bit opposite of what you were saying before. So I love some clarification on this. And one of the reasons I asked this is because I've interviewed so many people, and many women in their mid forties who have experienced horrendous experiences as a child, and you know, finally they're starting to experience something more positive. So so if I solved you said, when you got to the airport, you literally realized you had solved the problem, or at least you had solved the problem, maybe non consciously, and therefore the symptoms began. So when I started experiencing shoulder issues, does that mean that I had literally solved the problem? And the way now two years later, helped to eliminate some of that shoulder issue is to then realize that I solve the problem, but that's this, that's the cause. And once I understand that and accept that, m hm, that's that's how you do it? Is that what you're saying, you're getting there, well, picking this up stuff, picking this stuff up quick, dug u Let me. Let me explain how the subconscious mind works, because this

38:17 is, this is, this is, and we've got about five minutes. So yeah, I want to give your heads up on that. Yeah, when when you when you when you experience it traum me, your subconscious mind saves down reminders or tracks or triggers to remind you in the future if there's a similar problem. Okay, So if you're still getting shoulder pain and you've solved that problem, what it basically means is that they are reminders of that problem that your subconscious mind is triggering it again. So what you have to do is you have to find those tracks and triggers, and then you have to switch those off as well. Okay, I know I had to fight with my son and when I solved that problem, it made my shoulder stick.

38:58 Now my son is a reminder of that. So basically you have to consciously switch off that track or that reminder that's triggering the pain. Chronic problems are only chronic because they are retriggered by tracks and triggers. Okay, so you have to piece together what caused the problem, What is my subconscious mind stored down as a reminder of that problem? And how can I switch off those tracks? And you'll know when you go into an environment, if there's a track, then the pain will spike as soon as you get on it. Okay, why am I now getting pain here? Okay? I had a fight with my son and it was in this room, and my subconscious mind is stored that as a reminder of that fight, and now I'm getting triggered back in that biological program you get switched back on again. How does the general normal person do that? Now? I know that many times.

39:51 I've talked to many coaches who help people with that introspective work and so forth. How does the regular person that's experiencing that pain. How do they go subconsciously and identify that or or do they really need help? I mean, I guess that's my question. Do they need someone to help them to do that? Can they do that on their own? Well? I learned, I learned imself. I'm largely self taught in this, Doug. Right. I mean, when you under if you download the book for my website, right, the four hundred page the four hundred page book. There's also a free one year course on my website you can sign up to. That's a daily six or seven minute lessons that was done by one of my colleagues in India. Okay, when you understand the cause of a problem, Doug, you are ninety percent of the way there. Because the problem we have with all of our modality is conventional and alternative is there are all systems of symptomatic treatment. This is the only modality I've been able to find there is a causal treatment and gives you the ability to understand and identify the cause of a problem with a sniper's rifle. Okay. Now, when you understand the cause of a problem basically, then you have a good chance of solving it.

41:07 Once I got these five hundred books written, and any problem you have, you can pick up the book and within an hour you can understand it and solve it. Now, some people still can't solve their own problems, even once they understand the cause of it and how to solve it, even if I tell you right step by step one two from if I just give it a process, and in that case, if you still have problems in you come to me, or you go to one of the thousands of practitioners in this modality, which is called Dramanic healing knowledge or Germanic new medicine, you go to one of those practitioners and they will basically guide you. It's a difference between knowledge and wisdom, Doug right, I mean knowledge, I understand theoretically how to do it. Wisdom I've done it one hundred times and basically there I can I know how to solve that problem. I mean it's a learned skill, and it's a learned skill we should learn at the age of four or five. If you don't start it at the age of four or five, then the best time to start learning is now, okay, And that Germanic healing knowledge is g E. R M A n I, C h E A l I N g K n O W l E d g E or pregnancy is g h K. And you're you're one of those that you say there are thousands of go to the resource page on my website and there are links that give There are links there to give the practitioners all around the world. So you're in the US, you know there's there's there's thousands of hundreds of practitioners across the U S. You'll find one nearby, and even if you don't find one nearby, you can find one. Most of my calls I do by video conferencing and stuff, right, and I can

42:37 help people around the world. And well, hey, I'm in Thailand, you're you're an indie. Yeah, it doesn't matter anymore, Tuga. You get on the video call, well what's up called a zim call, what Skype called whatever, and you can speak to somebody you can solve the problem. Yeah, that's right. So so we're going to finish here, but Danny, I'd love to get you on the show again. I have the feeling that we could maybe pick three or for symptoms and just start with those and do anytime, anytime anytime, anytime would be an absolute honor. Yeah, let's definitely stay in touch. So anyway, one more time, how do people find you? As let's go one more time for the folks that are listening, how do they find you? This book's on Amazon. The Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis is in audiobook, Kindle version, paperback, and hardback. It's also available on my website. My website is Danny Hyphencarol dot com. That's my that's my home base. I'm building a building a community to write these five hundred books, which I'm building a tech for now.

43:39 So if you want to come in and learn to learn this modality and also help to write books on the subject and help the rest the world that, then come and join us. I mean, it will be a pleasure to have you. That's right, wrong, Danny, This has been an amazing interview, Thank you, because we're talking about things you know, they are secrets of the universe people just don't even know about. And it is amazing when you come up with things like this where there's such knowledge available number one and number two where the actual healing process is occurring, that you know, there's so many different ways that this can happen. But here's a way that people can literally reach out and discover and see if it can work for them.

44:28 And so thank you so much for being on the show. I really appreciate it. Nope, bless you, my friend. I've really enjoyed it. You too it And folks, thanks for listening. Please join us again