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Join Dr. Scott Faulkner and health enthusiast Jeremy Sova as they take listeners on a journey through self-improvement and wellness on this edition of Rush to Reason. From biohacking to attending the esteemed A4M Las Vegas retreat, Jeremy shares new insights that could change your approach to health. With helpful tips on taking those first steps, this episode is packed with wisdom for those eager to improve their well-being in 2023.
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Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, sir.
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I have what doctors call a little bit of a weight problem. I used to grab bear claws as a kid, two at a time, and I’d get them lodged right in this region here.
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Exercise gives you endorphins. Endorphins make you happy. Happy people just don’t shoot their husbands. Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s a very mean and nasty place, and I don’t care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. But it ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.
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I’m sorry that I’m fat. Welcome, listeners. It’s Dr. Scott Faulkner filling in for John Rush on this Health and Wellness Wednesday. Hopefully, you guys have gotten used to hearing myself and my guest, Jeremy Sova. Say hello, Jeremy.
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Hey, everybody. Happy New Year. It’s great to be back in the studio.
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Yep. So we want to start off by saying Happy New Year. A lot has changed. So Jeremy and I, because he comes into the office quite frequently, for those of you who do not know, Jeremy is an expert biohacker. He used to be that fat slob that had the, what were they, danishes that got stuck right here? Yeah, just wedge them right between the ribcage. Yeah, and used to smoke and do all the bad things that most people do. And then you turned your life around. And that’s one of the previous podcasts, if you want to hear the entire story of how Jeremy got here. My story, I’ve told a couple of times, classic internal medicine, critical care trained, and got sick and tired of a pill for every ill. I wasn’t really making a difference. I wasn’t keeping people healthy or keeping them out of the hospital. We were treating people afterwards. So we both, about the same time in our lives, made changes. And that’s what got us to here today.
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Yeah, definitely. I started to visit your clinic for a couple of reasons and it kind of snowballed from there. And as a guest back, I think in early summer of last year, we continued this, we’ll call it a journey because there’s just so much more to this practicing biohacking and us getting back from the A4M Las Vegas retreat. I learned so much more. So it’s cool to be able to share it.
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Yep. So you kind of tipped our hat. Yes, I invited Jeremy to go to A4M, so American Academy of Anti-Aiding Medicine. So I’m both ABIM, American Board of Internal Medicine certified. And I belong to A4M. And Jeremy, as a layperson, had never been to a medical conference. Why would you be? Sure. And so because you are an expert biohacker and you love all these things, I invited him to Las Vegas where we had – at the last count, I just reread the email from yesterday – The count was 9,000 practitioners, doctors, nurse practitioners. Wow, that’s amazing. They said it was going to be 8,000. There was 9,000 of us in the Venetian for the entire weekend. And you sat in on some of the lectures. Now, some of it kind of went over your head, but you grasped a lot of the information.
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I did. Going into it, I’m surprised that I knew as much as I did when I got there. But even more so, I’m surprised how much more I was able to unpack about things that I kind of just knew about on the surface. And it was good to be able to kind of really geek out on those things and then go home and use AI and try to make it, you know, simplify it for somebody like myself or a layperson. And I took a lot of good stuff away from it. Yeah.
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It makes you feel good that, okay, these are the world’s foremost experts in the biohacking world. Anti-aging, keeping people out of the hospital, looking young. being fit the whole area. Cause that’s really what it’s all about is can we make a difference, keep you young and healthy so that one day when you’re 105, you get run over by a bus.
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That’s exactly right.
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Right.
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And not about health span. You want to be able to have a very strong quality of life, you know, for all of your decades, even the final marginal decade versus, you know, getting into a home and needing assistance and care and you can’t walk.
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So there’s so much to it. But in addition to what we all talked about previously, which is exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress management, it’s so cool to see all the new medical stuff that’s coming out for people like us to be able to use, old stuff and new. And yeah, there was all kinds of cool stuff we have to talk about.
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Yeah, we have so much that we’re going to spill over into February. We’ve already talked about this. There’s no way in the world we’re going to get through this. So we don’t want to go so fast that we do a really poor job. We’re going to slow down. We’re going to take our time. We’re going to get this thing right. But we wanted to say Happy New Year. You can feel a change in the air in America. What our president is doing, thank God that we have the president that we have. Because we were within a whisker’s breadth of losing not only our country, but if you think about it, we’re the only nation that could turn the tide. That’s right. That was still strong enough. Yeah, you have Malay down south. You have Orban in Hungary, I believe it is. But they’re not big powerhouses. China, Russia, all the globalists were going to eat our lunches. And then it was going to be managed decline and feudalism. And our children, we’re not going to have a future. So I thank God that we have the man in the White House that’s now starting to just get pissed off, kick ass, take names. And I think we’re going to be a better country if we don’t get complacent.
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That’s right. You can have all the tools, which we do, but to have the strategic advisors and the guts and gumption to do something about it versus just talking about it for years on end, it’s pretty shocking to see the amount of action, but I’m so glad that it’s finally taken place. Yeah.
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And that analogy also applies to you in your life, right? You can talk about, oh, I’m going to start an exercise program because it’s the new year, or I’m going to start to take better care of myself. I’m going to start eating clean. Oh, I’m going to do this. I’m going to do that. But if you don’t take action…
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it’s worthless. That’s right. It’s in its baby steps and we’ll get into more of it in a bit, but like people understand they need to make a change, but to get from that understanding to standing on that treadmill for 20 minutes, you don’t even turn it on, just stand on it. But those little baby steps that get you to like a full blown, um, you know, healthy person, but it’s just like the president, you got to start someplace.
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You got to start someplace. And we both know that it’s going to be checking the biomarkers, having that free consultation at first because you’ve got to look at your landscape. You need to see where am I at before I can take that step. I have limited resources. I have so much time. Maybe I have a family, kids that I have to take care of. You don’t understand. You know what? We have family. We have jobs. We’re in the same boat, but it’s prioritizing things.
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So we’re going to make your health a priority. That’s first and foremost. Everything else will fall into place in your life and your family, your job. Everything will get better once you put yourself first and your health first.
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And then as you start to feel better, you have more energy, you’re more vibrant, your brain processes are faster. Then things start to fall into place. So we’re going to dive into all of that a little bit later today. But right now I have a special guest in the studio. This special guest, his name is John. John, say hello to everybody. Hello, everybody, and Happy New Year. So hopefully you’re not afraid of, I don’t know, it’s like 60,000 people listening to the sound of your voice. No, I don’t think so. Not right now. You have a face for radio, by the way, John.
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Well, thank you. It’s good. Yeah, not for TV, but maybe radio.
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That’s right. It’s nice to meet you, John. Nice to meet you, too. John came into the clinic a little over a month ago, about a month and a half ago, and we struck up the conversation. That’s the beautiful thing about in my office is I’m not one of these five-minute dock-in-the-box where it’s like, oh, I don’t have time. I’m looking at my watch, and it’s like, you’ve got to get out of here. We actually sat down and had a conversation. We did. And you started giving me some of your background, your story, and you said, hey, doc, do you have patients with PTSD, anxiety, poor sleep? And I’m like, okay, who doesn’t if you’re a physician? And you started to describe something that you created. So I don’t want to steal your thunder. Give us a background of first, who is John? Okay. And why? What did you come to the realization that made you create this product? Okay.
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So can I first say something about why we came into your office? Absolutely. My wife was suffering with colitis and my grandson was going to have a wedding coming up and she was scared to death. She wasn’t going to be able to go and you helped her. I don’t know if you remember that or not. Yes. And she was able to go to the wedding and get through it. And I just want to put that out there because I’ve been to your clinic. It’s amazing. I’m going to continue to keep going and I appreciate all that. And, uh, Glad the day I met you.
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Thank you. You know, I’m just doing the Lord’s work, and I’m blushing right now. I’m glad this is not TV because I did not pay you to say that. No, but it needed to be said. But why I do what I do is to help folks like yourself. I’m going to get choked up here. Thank you for that.
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I’m going to let you continue talking about your story. And that kind of goes into when you said, who are you? You know, I had a stroke 17 years ago and it changed me. And I want to help people too. And I’m very, you know, limited in some of my knowledge. So I surround myself with people that have that knowledge.
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So how old are you, John? I’m 77. Okay. So you had a stroke almost two decades ago. What were you doing then to have a stroke?
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You know, they never could figure it out, and they never could figure out what caused it and why it was. But they put me on a myriad of medicines that didn’t work and made it worse.
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Oh, a pill for every ill.
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Yeah, there you go. Okay. And I just thought at that time, there’s got to be a better way to figure this out. I’m just not doing it. And at that time, I had met some people that were working in this frequency industry and working on frequencies. That was at a very early age of, you know, now there’s a lot more of it out there. Then I started and I started going to conferences and classes and reading everything that I possibly could and trying to figure out what could we do.
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Yeah, because the medical establishment was failing you, right?
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Yes, it was. Absolutely. And another thing it helped me to do, doctor, is that I didn’t really understand depression, anxiety or PTSD or panic attacks before that. But when I started having them, then I experienced what it really felt like. And then I felt like, well, maybe there’s something we can do. Maybe there’s something we can do with frequencies. And it took on a life of its own. I kind of jumped down the rabbit hole and learned everything I possibly could. And basically surrounded myself with very intelligent people that understood a lot of this stuff. A toxicologist, acupuncturist, a lady that, a professor that teaches at the college in Denver. You name it, we went through all of it. The people that make the instruments that we use to embed the patches with the frequencies. We started Restore Patch probably about eight years ago. We did a lot of studies. We worked with a company out of California to make the patch. It’s in an FDA-approved facility, so that helps. We wanted everything made in the USA. We put the frequencies in the patch ourselves, so that’s done here as well. And then from there, we did studies. We did testing. We did a white paper. We did a whole lot of things. But, you know, when you said what makes you want to do this, it’s just I want to help people like you. I want to help people. And, you know, I take all the calls that come into our company from people asking, how do the patches work? What do they do? All those types of different things. And I hear all those stories that I get to work with people. incredible people that are out there. I think we have one on the line.
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Yeah. Your friend, Dr. Darby Goodwin, right? That’s okay. So this is a great place. We’re going to take a break right now because I want to give her ample time to weigh in on kind of the science behind it. Okay. Because I don’t want people thinking this is hocus pocus or, or voodoo because we’re not into that. I mean, we just came back from a conference with 9,000 other doctors. There’s actually science behind why we do what we do. And if I can poke my finger in the I have big pharma. I’m happy to do it. So we’re going to take a quick break and then we’ll bring Dr. Goodwin on board and she can explain the medical side if you don’t mind. All right. You’re listening to Dr. Scott Faulkner, Health and Wellness Wednesday. We’ll be right back.
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Back to Rush to Reason. Welcome back, listeners. It’s Dr. Scott Faulkner and Jeremy Sova filling in for John Rush on this Health and Wellness Wednesdays. So we were talking to my friend, John Arlotti, who is the inventor of Restore Patch.
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Correct.
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Because you had had a stroke almost two decades ago. The medical industrial complex was failing you. You started having PTSD, depression, anxiety, all these symptoms. You start taking a deep dive, like a lot of folks who are out there searching, but back then there was no AI. I guess there was, maybe there was Google. Was there Google two decades ago, 17 years ago? It was pretty close to when it was kicking off. Okay, so you couldn’t do a deep Google search, so you had to go old school, start to get textbooks. Yeah, we still use those. Got a whole library of them. Yeah, and then you’ve stumbled upon frequencies, and you realize that, yes, every organism has a frequency that it resonates at. There’s also a voltage to every cell in the human body. So that kind of had a light bulb moment for you. And then you surrounded yourself with other experts who could help make this patch called the Restore Patch to help with these conditions so you didn’t have to swallow a pill made by Pfizer. Exactly. And one of those experts is Dr. Darby Goodwin.
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Yes.
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And so if we can bring Dr. Goodwin on, Charlie. Dr. Darby, how are you?
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I’m doing well. Thank you. Thank you for inviting me on your show.
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Absolutely. Thank you for joining us. So Dr. Darby, we have never met, so this is new to both of us. Um, so can you give us a little bit of your background?
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Yes. I’m a psychologist in practice in Pensacola, Florida, and I met John Arlotti quite by accident when I ordered Restore Patch for myself. and didn’t realize that I had actually used both of my emails, so I was receiving double doses of Restore Patch every month, what happened is that in my practice, I treat veterans for free. God bless you. Yeah, many of them would come in with so many complicated diagnoses and stresses in their life, and The VA provides them with medications. Scott, I’m not sure if you’re aware.
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Oh, yes, I am. I’m a veteran. I know exactly what they do. They give you Prozac, Zola, Paxil. None of this stuff works for saffron. And Oxy. Yeah. The saffron works better. Yes, and Oxy, yes.
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Saffron works a lot better. Exactly right. And they would bring in to me bottles that were the size of mayonnaise jars.
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Mm-hmm.
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of medicine that they were supposed to take, they didn’t understand what it was for, and moreover, it wasn’t working when they did take it. So I had extra Restore Patches. Now, let me explain that a Restore Patch looks like the little round Band-Aid out of the Band-Aid box. And in the center of it is a little copper disc. And so you place this little round Band-Aid, if it’s for PTSD, you place it on the back of your shoulder, and you mash it down really good because it’s going to stay on for three days. And then on the morning of the fourth is what I tell my patients, take it off and put on a new restore patch on the opposite shoulder.
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Okay.
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And what will happen is it seems to be a central nervous system reset, and it will give you a moment to be able to pause and think your way through difficult situations. So I had originally ordered them for me. And since I had extras, I gave mine to my veterans. I ordered them for myself because Pfizer changed the formulary for Zoloft and didn’t tell anybody. Oh, I did not know that. Yeah. I had been taking Zoloft and Wellbutrin for about 15 years because I have severe PTSD from a very violent childhood. Okay. And when I tasted the new Zoloft almost, two and a half years ago now, it tasted like vanilla. So I knew it was a different formulary.
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So this is name brand. This is not generic sertraline like everybody’s formulary wants them to be. This is name brand.
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This is name brand Zoloft.
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All right.
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And there are three factories that make this. And one of the ones in Indonesia, that’s where they changed the formulary. And that happened to be the batch that I got. And I was so livid about it. as a PhD psychologist and as a woman taking this medication to help me, that no information was given to anyone that the formulary had changed. So I was being treated without my knowledge, using something that I didn’t approve of. I was beside myself with fury, which put me online looking for something else and led me straight to Restore Patch.
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But that’s the standard operating procedure for the medical industrial complex is maximize insurance profits because they can get you to take a generic. And for those who don’t know, the FDA has strict guidelines on a name brand medicine. There can only be about a 5% variability in that molecule. If it’s generic, it can be up to 20%. So there are certain medications, as doctors, we know for a fact you have to have name brand. Like Ritalin is one of the most classic ones. If you get a generic, it’s not going to work. And in this case, for you, Dr. Goodwin, it was the Zoloft, that SSRI, and when they went to the generic, it was so far off, it sounds like you’re crashing and burning.
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Except that I was buying the Zoloft brand name. So the change was made in brand, not generic. I’ve never been able to take a generic anything.
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Wow, okay. So then you found the Restore Patch. As a survival, as a clinician, you’re like, I’ve got to find something.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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And if I find it, maybe I can help some of my patients with it. So Scott, within a week, I discontinued all the Zoloft and all the Welbutrin because I no longer needed it.
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Oh, because of the Restore Patch?
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Yes, because of the Restore Patch. I have never used anything that provided this kind of relief and this kind of relief so quickly and so consistently.
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Do you combine it in your practice with hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
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No, I do not do that. That is a different kind of practice than I have as a practicing psychologist.
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Okay.
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No, I do talk therapy and behavioral medicine so that people understand what they can do in conjunction with using the Restore Patch.
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I have a question. Were you able to just cut off the SSRIs and go right to the Restore Patch, or did you wean down the medication over a period of time?
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One week.
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One week, okay. I have loved ones that are in a similar position that I would love to explore that.
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Right, right. I put on the Restore Patch, and for me, maybe it was my anger. Maybe it was the fact that I realized that within 30 minutes, and that sounds like a lot of hype. It’s really actually true that within 30 minutes, there was a calm that came over me that I have never experienced in my life.
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Do you think that you were able to wean off so quickly because they gave you a crappy, pardon me, Charlie, can I say crappy? Okay, Charlie’s saying yes. Go ahead, yeah. A crappy generic that in a sense you were weaning already because if you’re at 100 milligrams of sertraline, Zoloft, I would never jump somebody that quickly. I would bring them down maybe to 75 for a week, 50, 25, and then off. Okay.
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I don’t do it with my patients either. You’re right. I don’t do it with my patients either.
SPEAKER 07 :
Oh, okay.
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I don’t ever recommend anyone do that. No, no, no, no. No, this was my personal decision, and I’m not saying it as a recommendation to anyone else.
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Okay.
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I think that the appropriate protocol is to wean down very slowly, but it was so not working for me already. that I think your theory that I was not receiving the amount of medication I needed in the first place made it so much easier for me to come off of it. That’s what it sounds like. That’s my recommendation. That’s my thought. But if you’ve asked for my personal experience, that’s exactly what happened. So I simply continued with the Restore Patch with absolute amazement. then I no longer needed the medicine at all. That’s incredible.
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So does it talk to the vagus nerve, and that’s where it kicks on the central nervous system pause? Tell me a little bit of what you think is taking place there.
SPEAKER 11 :
I think that’s exactly what happens.
SPEAKER 16 :
So it’s a vagus nerve calming.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, so that’s why we have vagus nerve stimulators, right? To get the parasympathetic up, decrease the sympathetic. This is the other way. Yeah. No, you want more parasympathetic, the calm, right?
SPEAKER 16 :
Right. So upregulate the parasympathetic by stimulating the vagus nerve. Correct. And those patches are doing that.
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Same thing as doing a deep cough or putting your face in a bucket of cold water. You’re stimulating the vagus nerve. We do that in the hospital. Somebody’s heart rate is very high. We get them to cough deeply, put their face in a bucket of water, cold water, things like that to stimulate the vagus nerve, get more parasympathetic tone, down-regulates the sympathetic, which is the fight or flight. Right. So it makes actually perfect sense. Now, I don’t know why putting it on your shoulder – Why that particular location?
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John, how did you find it? Acupuncturists, we went to them and said, you know, we know what you guys do. How can we design the patch and where can we put the location so that it meets up with the meridians so it can get to where it needs to get to as fast as it can? That’s why the sleep patch goes on the left wrist.
SPEAKER 07 :
That’s where women who would get nauseated, that’s where they put those patches too for nausea when they’re pregnant. Have you tried that in pregnant women with these patches? Does that help?
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, that doesn’t bother pregnant women at all. We’ve checked that out with our toxicologists, and they’re able to wear any of them, and it doesn’t bother them whatsoever or the baby.
SPEAKER 16 :
Opposite shoulders makes sense, right, because the vagus nerve is the base of the brainstem, so you’re kind of alternating back and forth.
SPEAKER 07 :
Well, it’s the tensed cranial nerve, and that’s why they call it the vagus. It’s the wanderer, so it’s the one that comes out of your brain, innervates your swallowing mechanism, your heart, your intestines. So that’s why when you eat a meal, you feel like, oh, I want to take a nap. You just upregulate your parasympathetic nervous system. Gotcha. Interesting. Yeah. All right. This is incredible.
SPEAKER 16 :
I want to try them.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay.
SPEAKER 16 :
Not a problem.
SPEAKER 04 :
We can do that.
SPEAKER 16 :
I actually have a loved one that I would love to have try it specifically to see if there’s a noticeable impact because she’s been on SSRIs for over 15 years.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay. I’m happy to work with you on that. Okay, I got to hold you guys. Dr. Goodwin, do you have a few more minutes to hold over through this commercial break?
SPEAKER 03 :
I do.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay, so we’re going to go to a quick break. Those of you who are definitely finding this fascinating, first, John, what is your phone number so people can get a hold of you, your website?
SPEAKER 04 :
Well, the website is restorepatch.com. On the website is our toll-free number that you can call, or you can call me directly on my cell at 949-697-8337. And our customer service is incredible. I talk to people that have issues and have problems and love to help people solve them if I can.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay. So restorepatch.com is the best way to get ahold of you.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yes.
SPEAKER 07 :
All right. So you’re listening to Dr. Scott Faulkner and Jeremy Sova with our guest, John Arlotti and Dr. Darby Goodwin down in Florida. Hopefully you’re staying nice and warm and we’re going to take a quick break and be right back.
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Welcome back, listeners. It’s Dr. Scott Faulkner with my two guests, Jeremy Silva in studio and John Arlotti, who is the inventor of RestorePatch. And then online, we have Dr. Darby Goodwin. For those of you who are just hopping in your car, heading home right now, my friend John, he came into my office because of his wife. You guys needed some attention or she needed some attention before her wedding. And we got… talking on this conversation about how you’d had a stroke about 17 years ago. Correct. And because of that, you had PTSD, anxiety, depression. And you said, Doc, this is my story. And I found it fascinating. And because I think outside of the box, I’m like, I’ll listen. Any other doctor would have said, oh, you’ve invented this patch. Go away. Right? Yes. But because I deal with PEMF, pulse electromagnetic field, Rife machine, I understand frequencies. I understand voltage, especially micro voltage in cells. And what you said really piqued my curiosity. And so you gave me some samples, and I have people that for the last 30 days have been trying your product. Full disclosure, they have not come back to me yet to tell me their experience because we had Christmas and we had New Year.
SPEAKER 04 :
Absolutely.
SPEAKER 07 :
And I’m just trying to get through all the people that wanted to see me because I took a few days off for Christmas. But it makes perfect sense, especially since you went to acupuncturists, because we know the Chinese have been using meridians and acupuncture for – A couple thousand years. Yes. And so they’ve perfected this. We also, even when I was a medical student, we saw some studies, I’m talking 30 years ago, that showed acupuncture does work. Now, it’s not a panacea for everybody, but there’s great literature that says for a lot of folks, acupuncture, acupressure can work. And now, listening to Dr. Goodwin explain the science behind it, and Jeremy, you nailed it, because you said it’s going to be a central nervous system stimulator, especially on the parasympathetic side, which is the biggest nerve. You’re giving me that aha moment. It’s all gelling in my brain. And if people who are driving, they’re like, I’ve got a level of PTSD. And you’re exactly right. The Zolofts, the Paxils, the Lexapros don’t work for this stuff. And we know, especially if you had a traumatic brain injury with it, that hyperbaric oxygen therapy is one of the modalities that will work. And, yes, we have the HBOT in the office, and I’m seeing incredible results. But this is something that people can do without swallowing a pill, worrying about their liver, their kidneys, give it a 30-day try. I mean, what do they have to lose? Am I missing something, John?
SPEAKER 04 :
No, no, you’re not. I mean, I’m working with two veterans right now, one that worked with bomb disassembling bombs. And he was very honest. And he said, I just want to bring joy to my family. And it’s very difficult. I’m sad all the time. It’s, you know, I have triggers. I have night sweats, whatever it was. And I talked to him for a while, and he’s using the PTSD patch. He was very, very skeptical at first, and Dr. Dobrys is on the line, we’ll tell you. It’s making a change for these people. He called me and said, you know what? It’s changing. I’m going to buy some more, and thank you so much. It pleases me because I get calls from people that say, you know, I didn’t have a life, and now I do. And we have family members, and I know Jeremy said that he had a family member, and we have family members that… You know, we’re having panic attacks two to three times a week. And for some reason, when I had my stroke, it made me so empathetic to people that have these problems. And I really feel for them. And I felt like we needed to come up with something to help them. Now, did I have all the experience to put all that together? No, but I knew the people that could. And we put together that team. And then we put together a team on the other end for the Internet services and all the different things that go along with it.
SPEAKER 07 :
That’s fantastic. So I want to bring Dr. Goodwin back in on this conversation. So, Dr. Goodwin, let me ask you this. If somebody has both depression and PTSD because they’re kissing cousins, which patch – Because you have one for depression, right, John, and one for PTSD and one for anxiety. Are there three different frequencies?
SPEAKER 04 :
We do not have one for depression. But we hope that the anxiety and the PTSD help with that.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay. So anxiety is a different patch than PTSD. Correct. So, Dr. Goodwin, if one of your patients has PTSD with anxiety, which is pretty much everybody has PTSD… Which patch do you choose?
SPEAKER 11 :
I use the PTSD.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay.
SPEAKER 11 :
I’ve used the PTSD on all my veterans and on most of the adults in my practice. I used the PTSD on an 18-year-old woman, and it was simply too strong. And so we backed down to the anxiety patch, and it worked perfectly. Okay. So she was able to go off to college without constant calls home and actually aborting the semester. She stayed for the entire semester and is still in college on the anxiety patch.
SPEAKER 07 :
So let me ask you this, because I am seeing a pandemic of anxiety in this young generation. Big time. It is off the charts. And every kid is either on an SSRI, they’re smoking dope, they’re doing anything they can to get relief from their anxiety. First off, what do you attribute this to? And then what do you do for those youngsters? Technology is what’s driving it.
SPEAKER 03 :
Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER 07 :
What do you think, Dr. Goodwin?
SPEAKER 11 :
Yeah. I think there are a lot of things that are causing kids to feel so frightened about life. Okay. I think a lot had to do with COVID and the shutdown and the fact that they lost so many years, basically, in their education. And we have a chronic failure to launch going on. Kids don’t know where they stand, and they don’t understand their body, and they don’t understand what’s happening in the world. So I explained to them first what anxiety is. Anxiety is just the name for the feeling that your body gets when your adrenal glands have pumped out adrenaline and cortisol and you don’t need it. The adrenal glands are God’s way of sending us very serious information if in fact we are in danger. And it is a long-term skill that the human body has had, but it’s designed to keep you alive. Well, what happens if there’s not a saber-toothed tiger there? What happens if there’s not somebody around the corner looking to hurt you? you still have a shot of adrenaline and cortisol. And because it causes distress and worry and fear, we have named that anxiety. So I encourage them, first of all, to understand what’s going on so that they don’t feel like it’s something out of the blue. It’s a bolt from the blue that’s come to get them and make life miserable. It’s not. It is the body doing something that it’s supposed to do. It’s just doing it at a time when it’s not necessary. So I have to name anxiety. My anxiety’s name is Bob. And that way… King Bob.
SPEAKER 01 :
From the Minions.
SPEAKER 11 :
I like it. Bob, that’s right. Bob’s here, right? Bob is here. So I know that my adrenal glands pumped out adrenaline and cortisol and I don’t need it. And I don’t have to be frightened and confused and concerned that I’m losing my freaking mind. Which is what the children, which is what our teenagers think is happening. That there’s something deadly, seriously wrong with them. And there’s not… So there are things that we can do for anxiety, including getting good sleep, cutting back on technology the way John just mentioned, getting exercise, getting sunlight, putting your feet in the grass and interacting with the electricity of the earth. This stuff all sounds woo-woo because most people are so used to just going to the doctor and getting a pill. Well, that’s not the way to live. You know, it’s not the way to live. So we’ve lost touch with the fact that human beings are multifaceted creatures, and we can respond to very simple, very loving, very consistent things because they, in fact, have their own frequency. The tissue box has a frequency. Your dog that you’re petting has a frequency. Everything can give you either… a sense of calm or joy or distress. Pick your poison.
SPEAKER 16 :
It sounds to me like basically the central nervous system is going haywire with the PTSD and anxiety. And these patches basically restore autonomic balance and kind of reduce inflammation and turn off that fight or flight and turn on rest and digest. Does that sound right?
SPEAKER 11 :
Yes, it sounds right to me. It also is the thing that once they realize that they have a pause, I have an opening then to start teaching the behavioral medicine, the skills, and the thought processes that can cause real healing to take place. And a sense of control can come over these people, as I’ve seen it in my practice a hundred times, just by using their store patch, getting that moment, that opportunity to get in, and then teaching them how to manage their lives and their body better. And it works.
SPEAKER 07 :
That’s great. Wow. I’m flabbergasted because I, you know, as internal medicine, regenerative medicine, I’m always on the lookout for folks like yourself, the Johns of the world, the Sam Petersons that has Minespot Denver. He was EOD expert, explosives and demolition in the army. And he was telling the story. He was sitting in the chair that you’re sitting in right now, telling me the story of how he had his service revolver in his mouth. It was about to pull the trigger. And a buddy of his texted him. He put down the gun to answer the text. He says, whoa, I’m in a dark place. I need to find a way out of this because the Prozacs, the Zolofts, the Paxils of the world are not working. And so that’s when he taught me about hyperbaric transcranial magnetic stimulation. And what was the third one? vagus nerve stimulation that’s part of it so it’ll come to me but there’s modalities that we can do without throwing these pills these toxic pills at people that don’t work we know for a fact they don’t work the science is absolutely crystal clear we’re actually finding that the glp-1
SPEAKER 16 :
agonists are helping in this realm too. There was a whole session on it at the A4M conference that now there’s an off-label use for mental health that wasn’t being explored previously. So that’s coming down the pike as well.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, we just learned that at A4M. That was fascinating. So we can get into that here in a little bit if you want to, Jeremy. And that’s one of the reasons why when I do the ultra bio panel, it’s a biohackers panel. It’s 110 biomarkers, and one of those is cortisol because your doctor never checks your cortisol. If you have that high cortisol, you’re exactly right, Dr. Goodwin. You’re living in the fight or flight all the time. Your system cannot handle that. On the converse side, if your adrenals can’t mount a response, your cortisol is low, and you feel like you want to pass out, you’re sluggish the whole nine yards. So why more doctors don’t do these biomarker testing baffles my mind. I kind of know why, because they were taught not to think. They’re just doers, right? Here’s a pill for your problem. Get out of my office. But people are starting to open their eyes, and that’s why I love doing the show because John, his audience is very intelligent. They understand this. Yeah, it’s a conservative audience, but there’s people who are kind of independent libertarians who get this as well. And if we can educate these folks and they’re like, hey, I’ve got a sister, I’ve got a cousin, or like Jeremy, you’ve got a family member. It’s like why don’t we try this Restore Patch because it’s not going to hurt you.
SPEAKER 04 :
I have mothers call me all the time, and they’re trying to help their kids. What can we do? And I explain to them what’s going on. I give them some tips, and I explain to them. What’s important, as Dr. Darby was saying also, is that understanding how the brain and how the brain works and that the brain can change and that we can change as a brain.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yes.
SPEAKER 04 :
You know, what we continuously tell the brain is what it does. And if we tell the brain we’re smart, we’re intelligent, we’re attractive, we can do these things, the brain’s going to start implementing that. And if we have that pause in there where we can go in and say, hey, wait a minute, I had this happen a while back, but I’m wearing a restore patch and now I’m able to deal with this situation in a very educated way rather than just getting that trigger and jumping off.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, this is fantastic. So, Dr. Darby, I know that you are in Florida, but do you field phone calls from outside anywhere in the United States? Because we happen to be in Colorado right now.
SPEAKER 11 :
I do. I have patients all over the United States.
SPEAKER 07 :
Oh, fantastic. So, if you don’t mind giving the audience a way to contact you, how would that be?
SPEAKER 11 :
I can do that.
SPEAKER 07 :
Go ahead and tell it on the air, please.
SPEAKER 11 :
They can reach me on my cell phone. It’s 850- 850-291-5262.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay, and Charlie will post that on the broadcast later tonight. And yeah, if you could, I’m going to write that down. Tell me one more time, please. 850-291-5262. 6-2. Okay, let’s see if we can’t blow up Dr. Goodwin’s phone, guys. And John, how do they get a hold of Restore Patch and you?
SPEAKER 04 :
They can go to the restorepatch.com. Our number is on there, or they can call me directly on my cell. I’m happy to talk with them as well.
SPEAKER 07 :
Okay, fantastic. And what was the website? RestorePatch.com. All right, and we’ll post that as well when this gets rebroadcast later tonight.
SPEAKER 16 :
These are safe for children, teenagers, everybody? Yeah, that’s why we have a toxicologist on board.
SPEAKER 11 :
Yes, I have several children 8 years old in my practice, 8 years old and older, and then teenagers using them as well.
SPEAKER 07 :
All right, that’s fantastic. And then you said the adhesive is hypoallergenic because I can’t wear Band-Aids because I break out in a rash. Yes, yes. All right, wonderful. Well, thank you. God bless both of you for your time. Thank you. We have to go to break. When we come back, Jeremy and I are going to pick up this conversation on the backside. So you’re listening to Dr. Scott Faulkner, Health and Wellness Wednesdays. We’ll be right back.
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SPEAKER 07 :
You’re listening to Dr. Scott Faulkner on 560 KLZ, filling in for John Rush on this Health and Wellness Wednesday. Thank you, John, for this opportunity. I wanted to clarify a couple of things. One, Dr. Darby Godwin is how you pronounce her last name. I guess I was saying Goodwin, but it’s Godwin. And her number, if you missed it, is 850-291-5262. Again, 850-291-5262. She’s down in Florida, but she can do televisits to anybody in the United States. And for those of you people listening in Canada, I feel for you. You’ve lost your country, but you can talk to her, and maybe she can get you out of your crying woes because you’re up in Canada and not in the good old U.S. of A. Sorry I had to throw that in there. They’re next after Greenland. That’s right. So we’re going to take Greenland, by the way. We own it, so just get over it. John, you had an update during the break. You just kind of flabbergasted me once again. with what you just said, and I’m going to give you the floor to say it to the audience.
SPEAKER 04 :
Okay. As part of the things that are tugging at my heartstrings, autism, because I get a lot of calls from moms that are raising kids with autism, and they’re using the PTSD patch. So we started doing studies and testing on autism and have for now a couple years. And so we’ve come out with our first patch that we’re testing, and we’re hoping that it gives some relief for the people that have autism to kind of calm them down a little bit and help them out. So we’ll let Dr. Scott know how we progress on that. If you’re interested in being a part of that study, please go to our website and call our 800 number, and they’ll put me in touch with you.
SPEAKER 07 :
And your website is the restorepatch.com. That is correct. Restorepatch.com. That’s how you get a hold of John. We feel for the parents who have little autistic kiddos. It tugs at our heartstrings. And God bless you guys because what I’ve learned, even though I’m an adult doctor, is by default I’ve had to treat kiddos with autism because there’s nothing out there for you guys. And what I learned from one mom is she said, you know, when you have normal children, you guys talk about milestones. Oh, my kid crawled. They said their first word. They’re walking. But parents with autistic kids, they measure things in inch stones. I mean, any little thing is huge to these parents. And so anything that we can do to help, Jeremy and I are on board. We will do anything that we can.
SPEAKER 06 :
Thank you very much. Thank you very much.
SPEAKER 07 :
All right. Well, God bless you guys for what you’re doing. Jeremy, like you said, we went to the A4M conference there in Las Vegas. It was an amazing weekend. You got blown away. I did. And we’re going to talk about that, kind of what you learned, Jeremy’s field trip. But we said during the break, we’re definitely in the fourth turning. You can feel there’s so much energy, and God is at work so fast. I mean, today we wake up and we find that RFK Jr. has turned the food pyramid on its head to where it should be. They’re slashing the amount of vaccines and toxins that we— are supposed to be putting into our children’s bodies when they’re babies. I mean, two days old for hepatitis? Are you kidding me? Right. It makes no sense.
SPEAKER 16 :
Keep it to the really, really dangerous stuff and let the human immune system do its thing.
SPEAKER 07 :
Well, even that and allow parents to have a say in their children’s health. It’s like, okay, well, maybe I want to wait till my child is a little bit older to have a vaccine.
SPEAKER 16 :
Right.
SPEAKER 07 :
Or maybe not.
SPEAKER 16 :
But let the parents be involved in the decision-making process.
SPEAKER 07 :
That’s exactly right. And parents, you better start getting involved because you’ve seen the state will step in. If you give them an inch, they’ll take a mile, and suddenly the state becomes the nanny state. So be strong out there. God has told you to not be a coward, to steal your spine. Stand up and up. Got it. Sorry about that, folks. Charlie was talking in my ear, and I’m not as good as John Rush at doing two things. I’m a man, so ladies, please forgive me. I’m reading what Charlie wrote on the board. It says, what other issues does the Restore Patch work with? Can it aid with cardiac issues? Since, John, you’re still here in the studio, get the microphone closer to you. Answer the question, what other issues does the Restore Patch work with, and can it aid with cardiovascular issues?
SPEAKER 04 :
We do not have a patch for cardiovascular issues, no. But we have a patch for clarity, for energy, for migraine headaches. A lot of the things that go along with anxiety are kind of the byproducts of it, and we have patches for those to help people out with that.
SPEAKER 16 :
Okay. So I looked during the break at, you know, autonomic balance, which is kind of what we’re talking about here is bringing the parasympathetic nervous system into harmony. And just that alone targets inflammation and inflammation, which I guess by an extension would help with cardiovascular and brain function potentially. So I think just calming that system down has multiple benefits.
SPEAKER 07 :
Absolutely. And we learned that in longevity medicine, regenerative medicine,
SPEAKER 16 :
Call me inflammation. It helps everything.
SPEAKER 07 :
That’s exactly right. So thank you for answering that. Thank you, Charlie. Thank you, audience, for bearing with me as I was reading that because, like I said, I’m not as good as John Rush, and I am a man, so I cannot do two things at once. So I have to stop. and think about one thing, and then I move on to the next one. So, Jeremy, you wanted to say a few things after your field trip to Las Vegas.
SPEAKER 16 :
I do. So, like you said, there was 9,000 doctors there. We were in conference for about four straight days. And just taking it all in with the amount of common sense and knowledge, old and new, that I was surrounded with. But I also felt like I was in a vacuum to a certain degree. Like, why doesn’t the rest of society know what we’re talking about in here? Of course, I know you got to have a special badge and whatnot. But point being, I walked out of there into the airport kind of angry to a certain degree. And angry, I guess it’s society’s lapse in moving in this direction. So I’m so glad that the Trump administration and RFK Jr. and Health and Human Services are starting to kind of get it. And we’re sort of the tip of the spear and making sure that we’re driving down the right roads to get this stuff done and then they’ll eventually catch up. But yeah. I just want to take a second and take dead aim at myself, men, women, couples, business owners, companies, bosses, organizations, anybody making or pushing poison on us and turning a blind eye to what we can no longer hide from. Because we see now the literature that we’re presenting here, the data, they don’t lie. It seems that the information is so out there now with AI that it’s the right moment in human history for everybody to kind of take notice and make human health your primary objective, of course, after faith in Christ. So anybody out there that’s pushing the bad stuff on us, getting us addicted, fast food, processed sugars, plastics, chemicals, alcohol, and you call it growth. The data’s out there, and we can reverse this stuff, and we’re coming right at you. And we can measure it, fix it, and optimize it. So if everybody out there is courageous enough to pop the hood, get your biomarkers done and fight back against these poisonous companies that are putting this crap on us for an entire generation, including myself.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, well said. Thank you. So I’m hearing the music. That means we’ve got to go to a hard break at the top of the hour. We’ll be back for hour two, and we’re going to start explaining how can we pop the hood and what does that look like. Absolutely. So you’re listening to Dr. Scott Faulkner, Jeremy Sova. Thank you for my friend John, who came into the studio this afternoon. We’ll be right back.
