This is incredible 😳

And stop waking people up 3x a night for blood pressure when they’re not at risk. Sleeping HEALS. Sunlight HEALS. Jell-o does not heal.

Yup it’s like they want you to stay sick

What sun? They’re spraying chemtrails constantly now, blocking the majority of the sun.

All hospitals AND airports should have these

Expert healthy people led civilized society to shut parks during a global flu pandemic - claiming we were much safer indoors. R you challenging that science, sir?

They walk among us…. Bring back ancestral knowledge about HEALTH and WELLNESS before it was infiltrated and monetary incentives given.

Why did you stop podcasting Paul? We miss them

They should take their patients out of their beds to take sunlight for better recovery. Wheelchairs?

This is fascinating. We talk a lot about nutrition and exercise, but light is another environmental signal our mitochondria respond to. Sunshine, movement, quality sleep, and good nutrition all work together. The human body was never designed to live indoors under artificial light all day.

“It feels so lovely! I don’t want to leave!” Every human has an innate draw towards the sun because it is the ultimate healer! Meanwhile, hospital rooms are not a good environment for healing. Any modern indoor environment blocks all of the most healing wavelengths like UV, red, and infrared light. UV light (especially UVB) acts like a natural switch that turns on vitamin D production in your skin. Vitamin D strengthens your immune system, supports bone health, and helps your body fight off illness. UV light (specifically UVA) also helps create nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessels and improves circulation. Red light works like a battery charger for your cells. It reaches the mitochondria (the tiny power plants inside every cell) and helps them make more energy (ATP). More cellular energy means less inflammation, faster healing of tissues, and better recovery from stress or illness. Infrared light goes even deeper into the body. It gently warms tissues, boosts blood flow, eases muscle and joint pain, and further supports those same cellular power plants so your body can repair itself more effectively. Together, these wavelengths give your body the natural signals it needs to heal, energize, and thrive. When patients stay indoors under artificial lights, they miss out on this free, powerful medicine.

Sunlight heals all living creatures

When TB was an epidemic patients were sent to a Saranac Lake hospital. They had huge open air patios that held reclining chairs. People were bundled up and put out there. There were remarkable stories of cures. Many people just stayed and lived in Adirondacks from then on

What do you do about all the stuff they’re spraying in the sky… sun dimming, etc.?

Ayurveda views morning sunlight (before 10 am) as the most beneficial time for exposure.

Amazing

In Southern Africa all the hospitals had wide stoops or verandahs - covered outdoor areas - that 'circled' the main buildings. The beds were pushed out.

You are amazing ! There are so many “Healing Gems” from history. Keep doing your Amazing research, you give me hope ! 🫶

“Oh no sun is bad for you” …

Yeah…they “forgot” 🙄

@TranslateMom chinese please

Back to basic.

The sun heals

@DrJackKruse Heard you talking about this a couple years ago. Sounded a little crazy then , but again you were ahead of the narrative.

With Chinese captions:

Imagine a hospital like this-"The Footscray Hospital allows intensive care patients to be wheeled outside into fresh air and sunlight without disconnecting life-support or monitoring equipment via outdoor medical service panels."

for all critical care patients in that hosptial

Power of the sun frah air nature and relaxing freedom with care does wonders

Absolutely agree. Loving the sunshine in England atm.

Hospitals used to have sun decks for patients. Bring them back

My Mom used to put us outside when we were sick. I just thought she was tired of listening to us. LOL

Welcome to the truth Paul, took a while, but you’re here good for you.

i did a travel contract at university of new mexico in 2014 in their neuro ICU -and they were taking even vented patients out like this during the day to help with delirium.

They still have some of those but more as historic “nods” rather than remembering and reminding why we had them… like the Hot Springs National Historic area in Arkansas… you can still do the original “spa” treatment which is interesting and they show how they used to have the beds on the roof… but it is displayed like an arcane process rather than as something to be revisited… that was before big M*dicine or pha*ma