Speaker 1: Talk.
Speaker 2: We're just two unapologetically black women with an opinion who talks.
Speaker 1: What's up, y'all?
Speaker 3: Thank you for tuning in for a new episode of
Speaker 3: We Talked Back and We Brand New as hell this week. Okay,
Speaker 3: this is your co host, a Jay Holiday two point
Speaker 3: zero on Instagram.
Speaker 1: What's up, Tom?
Speaker 3: Rip me out the pleasant I've been agging Brand News.
Speaker 3: We congratulations to us keep it going though, Yes, I know.
Speaker 1: Y'all are so exhausted from saying congratulations.
Speaker 2: Goodness, Like, uh do I have to celebrate this bitch
Speaker 2: again today?
Speaker 3: Why does she keep being so great? Why does she
Speaker 3: keep winning? Nepotism at all? Okay, see y'all. This past week,
Speaker 3: y'all saw It's okay. We were on The Breakfast Club,
Speaker 3: which also aired on B E T. So Your Girls
Speaker 3: was on tv B listen. Fine, Yes, Races was snatched
Speaker 3: our waist, So my waist it.
Speaker 2: Was snatched when I stand up, but when I was
Speaker 2: sitting at that desk, it was folding over.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it. I know somebody like it.
Speaker 3: I hate it, man. I hate when I'm sitting at
Speaker 3: somebody come poke at it through you. I'm fighting and
Speaker 3: niggas like the poke at you.
Speaker 1: I don't mind whatever. Don't poke my thing, man, don't
Speaker 1: touch my thing. Don't poke my thing.
Speaker 3: Look, we were also in essence, okay, we had a
Speaker 3: very nice article come out. In essence is we talked back.
Speaker 3: Hosts Aj and Tambam speak on the different perspectives perspectives
Speaker 3: of black women and podcasting because we are all necessary, yes.
Speaker 1: And we're with girls girls for sure and women women's
Speaker 1: That makes sense, yep. So what you do this weekend.
Speaker 2: Designs to be excellent. H When I came back, y'all,
Speaker 2: I just got a puppy. I know, I missie it
Speaker 2: to y'all. That puppy been taking me through hell. Y'all,
Speaker 2: ain't cold my hair since I got back from New York.
Speaker 2: That dog don't stop holling. I bought one of those collars,
Speaker 2: the bark collars, to keep her from barking at night.
Speaker 2: But I don't have the heart to put it on
Speaker 2: the dog.
Speaker 3: Hmmm, don't do that to her. That's like silence in her.
Speaker 3: And we talked back. Okay, I talked back, we bark back.
Speaker 3: I also pay rent, and that dog don't pay shit.
Speaker 3: So she's gonna have to either shut up or get
Speaker 3: this bark collar, y'all tall, I'm trying to hide that dog.
Speaker 3: And she paid rent, but she ain't paying that goddamn dog.
Speaker 3: Feel shut up? Who knows who listened to this show?
Speaker 3: Tell people at that front that's concierge the mine. They
Speaker 3: got their business.
Speaker 1: I'm dog sitting, Okay, this is not my dog. I'm
Speaker 1: dog city.
Speaker 2: But if she don't tighten up, she going up poundtown.
Speaker 2: Fucking with yo, rown, she going to Poundtown.
Speaker 3: Don't you your ass be getting rid of dogs?
Speaker 1: Boy?
Speaker 2: Yes, the ones that standing on two feet and the
Speaker 2: ones that stant for play with me. If you want
Speaker 2: to get.
Speaker 1: Period, what about we alls? Oh?
Speaker 3: I was about to say. We also did see the
Speaker 3: thing Is podcast did plastic as well. It was very
Speaker 3: fun time with Mandy and Bridget Kelly. I'm actually a
Speaker 3: fan of Bridget Kelly music wise. Yeah, looks a good time.
Speaker 1: I really enjoyed that show.
Speaker 2: Y'all go tuned into that if y'all have some extra
Speaker 2: time after you finished listening to us.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't appreciate that fucking thumbnail with me and Trump,
Speaker 3: I know we both geminized, right, So that was my
Speaker 3: two personalities on the goddamn screen. That was not the
Speaker 3: gist of the conversation. It was actually what a two
Speaker 3: minute conversation, possibly, but.
Speaker 1: It was I can see why they chose that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was kind of shady, you know, don I
Speaker 3: think you kind of kind of shady. I appreciated nothing
Speaker 3: less because look, but what I'm not about.
Speaker 1: To do is argue with some fools. Why don't you
Speaker 1: just make another video? Oh I am.
Speaker 3: I plan on doing that, and I plan on actually
Speaker 3: offering a lot of just information. I feel like people
Speaker 3: they just be talking based on some shit somebody else
Speaker 3: told them. Did you actually do your own primary research?
Speaker 1: Because I do. That's the difference between me and you,
Speaker 1: not you.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about listeners oftentimes like, yeah, I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't talk about shit. I don't fucking know what I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't like sometimes it might be opinion based, and
Speaker 3: I feel like my conversation with them about who I
Speaker 3: voted for was opinion based. It wasn't fact based, right,
Speaker 3: so it was no actual misinformation being spewed.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's like a new word for the.
Speaker 3: Twentieth century law and my people throw out there to
Speaker 3: try to discredit somebody else. But I did not be
Speaker 3: out here spewing misinformation and I definitely, uh, what's the
Speaker 3: word I'm looking for?
Speaker 1: I resent that? How dare you? How damn are you? Whyada? Yeah,
Speaker 1: stop playing with me, Stop fucking playing on me.
Speaker 2: But your opinion is your opinion, and fuck who got
Speaker 2: a problem with it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the people of the internets is weird. But yeah,
Speaker 3: my weekend I just fucking you know. I didn't come
Speaker 3: back until Yeah, you.
Speaker 1: Stayed in New York.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't come back until Sunday. So I stayed
Speaker 3: in New York a couple of days. I really slept
Speaker 3: Friday and Saturday, I did get out. I went to
Speaker 3: go check out the whole exhibit at the Brooklyn Library,
Speaker 3: which is really really nice. Took a lot of pictures, y'all.
Speaker 3: Y'all again, I was on a research project.
Speaker 1: I might fly back on Sunday just to go to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so October, I think October first is when it's
Speaker 3: going away to a.
Speaker 1: Better hurry up.
Speaker 3: So the whole museum is right now dedicated to jay Z.
Speaker 3: I didn't get to see all exhibits because there were
Speaker 3: lions lines and I really should have woke up like
Speaker 3: nine o'clock that morning ago, but we didn't get there
Speaker 3: till like like three or four o'clock or something like that,
Speaker 3: but it was it was real nice. I met my
Speaker 3: Instagram homegirl, Sean Gee. Y'all follow Shangee. She's a phenomenal artist.
Speaker 3: She makes these products and she actually got some merchandise
Speaker 3: for you too, Sam Good pussy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, that's for me.
Speaker 3: She got these little little sacks when you put your
Speaker 3: you know, your tampons and and shit like that, and
Speaker 3: it's like nice little thing. She does a lot of
Speaker 3: dope shit, right, So I met her for the first time.
Speaker 3: So that's who I was hanging out with on Saturday.
Speaker 3: And then we also went over to the Brooklyn Museum,
Speaker 3: which is also amazing. They had an Egyptian display there.
Speaker 3: They had mummies in there, like for real. I took
Speaker 3: a lot, a lot, a lot of pictures because I'm
Speaker 3: doing a research project now now I gotta see. What
Speaker 3: I did notice is that all the fucking mummy his
Speaker 3: nose is blown off. And you know, they say they've
Speaker 3: been doing that over in Egypt because they don't want
Speaker 3: us to know who the people was. The fucking nigga
Speaker 3: nos gonna tell you every time Jack to five nostrils,
Speaker 3: gonna tell.
Speaker 1: Let you know who exactly under them rags.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what I read was is that the vandalism
Speaker 3: didn't happen like in our recent times. It's like maybe
Speaker 3: in the past where a new ruler intentionally to face
Speaker 3: the images, you know, to face the statues of the
Speaker 3: previous ruler.
Speaker 1: But I don't know how true that is.
Speaker 3: I'm more inclined to believe that it's some ship that
Speaker 3: was done in the eighties, maybe right, And they have like.
Speaker 1: Some block party.
Speaker 3: It's a big ass party at the Brooklyn Museum every
Speaker 3: First Saturday.
Speaker 1: So if you live in New York, that shit was lit.
Speaker 1: They had food.
Speaker 3: Vendors out there, food trucks and live live music, you know,
Speaker 3: live performances and shit like that.
Speaker 1: Free mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm jealous because I had come back home sooner.
Speaker 2: So I got off the plane. I was back in
Speaker 2: the bitch heads, sewing and blueing tracks, y'all.
Speaker 1: I didn't have no fun after that, But that sounds lit.
Speaker 1: I want to go back. I might. I might hop
Speaker 1: on a plane Sunday. Is it open on Sundays?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's open on Sundays. I think the one to
Speaker 3: six or something like that. So, yeah, it's open on
Speaker 3: Sundays today, it's like nine to six.
Speaker 1: That would be cool.
Speaker 2: Let's get into some stupid internet news. What's the scenes
Speaker 2: of the wrah wow ah child.
Speaker 1: We had a time last week.
Speaker 3: Okay, niggas was brawling and I loved every moment of it.
Speaker 1: The big mistake at the lake was that a lake
Speaker 1: or the Mississippi River? It was a river. Oh, it
Speaker 1: was a river. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So there was a big brawl y'all in Montgomery, Alabama.
Speaker 3: And it's so crazy, right, we got the Civil rights movement.
Speaker 3: It started in Montgomery, Alabama. And I did see a
Speaker 3: post online where this woman was saying they had just
Speaker 3: done like a little ritual, you know, like a water
Speaker 3: ritual mami wata.
Speaker 1: A couple hours before this bra happened.
Speaker 3: So the ancestors was active, It's what I'm saying, Okay,
Speaker 3: And the crackers was out there cracking, and yeah, listen,
Speaker 3: we are because we know those was crackers.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: There's a difference between niggas and black people, and there's
Speaker 3: a difference between crackers and white people. Okay, Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna do a strong arm crackers. We know that's a
Speaker 3: difference because not all white people are bad, right, absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Nobody's putting that out there, but there are some, you know,
Speaker 3: like in a small town where you gotta be real
Speaker 3: careful at right.
Speaker 2: Well, that shit, how many times did you watch that video? Honestly,
Speaker 2: if you could guess.
Speaker 1: It's a meme.
Speaker 3: Online's a girl she like doing random shit, taking a shower,
Speaker 3: doing her hair, she in the kitchen, she's just looking
Speaker 3: at that shit, laughing over and over.
Speaker 2: And I saw something different every time. And maybe that
Speaker 2: shit was when that he walked over to that lady
Speaker 2: and hit her in the head with them I was like,
Speaker 2: damn no, that was excessive.
Speaker 1: That was excessive.
Speaker 3: Course, she was already down and overweight, like she couldn't
Speaker 3: get back up for her own She looked like an
Speaker 3: older lady, right, That's the only part I thought at
Speaker 3: the house that was.
Speaker 2: One of they mamas like, oh no, not my baby boy.
Speaker 3: That was really the only part. I had a teeny
Speaker 3: bit of remorse for U and empathy for it. The
Speaker 3: rest of that shit, man, Listen, when you see grown
Speaker 3: black men skipping, you know you, but you get your
Speaker 3: ass whipping all of it.
Speaker 1: Without the audio, I can hear them saying, what's up, nigga?
Speaker 1: What's up? That's all I get here.
Speaker 2: When I got audio when they skipped off that boat,
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, y'all in trouble.
Speaker 1: Y'all better start that engine to get the fucking moving.
Speaker 2: Y'all need to get up out of there, cause the
Speaker 2: nigga is skipping towards you.
Speaker 1: Yea man, and he ain't gay, he is straight.
Speaker 3: Niggas skip towards your ass and the pants up with dreads.
Speaker 1: You about to get molly wopped out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So all I heard with out audio was try
Speaker 3: that shoot down nigga.
Speaker 2: That's all I heard. Yeah, no audio. Somebody definitely said
Speaker 2: that what's up?
Speaker 1: What's up? Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because if I were on that boat, I would
Speaker 3: have been stressed out watching him attack that white man.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was so stressed out watching, like yo, like
Speaker 1: why is this happening? Right? They literally jumped him. It
Speaker 1: was awful. It was awful. It was on him like ants.
Speaker 2: If I ever get in a fight, even if I
Speaker 2: don't have a hat, I'm gonna throw somebody else hat
Speaker 2: up in the air.
Speaker 1: I'm going my wig, bitch, somebody better come to my rescue.
Speaker 2: The ancestry call for everybody to come tided to be
Speaker 2: so ass. I was talking to my sisters. I was like,
Speaker 2: if you was there, would you have gotten a looking
Speaker 2: or would you uh? Would you have recorded? My older
Speaker 2: sister was like, yeah, I would recorded. My little sister
Speaker 2: did say nothing. I don't know if I was like
Speaker 2: close enough, I might've been hitt would have won two
Speaker 2: and then kept on going.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I would have like been any
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 3: Y'all know the whole black panther. I'm a whole whole
Speaker 3: black panther out here.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 3: I'm ready for all my people to get together and
Speaker 3: buck the system. I can't do it by myself. If
Speaker 3: I see some shit like that popping off, I am
Speaker 3: definitely jumping and guaranteed tag me in is happening, Yes,
Speaker 3: for sure. So if y'all been living undereath Rocky, you
Speaker 3: don't know what the fuck we're talking about. So, according
Speaker 3: to witnesses, this is the Alabama river boat brawl that
Speaker 3: took place on August the fifth. Okay, this is a
Speaker 3: national Black holiday at this point. Okay, So the brawls
Speaker 3: starting when a pontoon boat stopped at the riverfront, preventing
Speaker 3: a river boat from doc there and footage shared to
Speaker 3: social media, several white people who were on the who
Speaker 3: were on board the pontoon boat are seen attacking a
Speaker 3: single black man who is allegedly a DOC worker and
Speaker 3: just doing his job. So we are getting jumped on
Speaker 3: for just existing. So imagine what would have happened to
Speaker 3: his ass on a damn back road, right, no cameras.
Speaker 3: And that's why that song in a small town is
Speaker 3: so offensive to black people because we just had the
Speaker 3: immetel Anti lynching bill pass in two thy twenty two.
Speaker 3: Because niggas is still being lynched in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: It's still happening. So if they are now embolding to
Speaker 3: do that shit broad daylight in front of black people,
Speaker 3: in front of white people, they don't give a shit
Speaker 3: no more.
Speaker 1: Right, and we got alcohol involved. It's the recipe with dias.
Speaker 2: Like niggas made a song already, niggas had T shirts made.
Speaker 1: I love the song.
Speaker 2: I see earrings with little folding chairs hanging off the
Speaker 2: bottom like I want.
Speaker 1: I'm not wearing a damn folding chair. Areas I little
Speaker 1: pocketbook I see now, a little crystal pocketbook. I want
Speaker 1: that put your hair up in the ball with some
Speaker 1: little folded chairs. Yeah don't.
Speaker 3: The funniest is like the Mortal Kombat videos where people
Speaker 3: swinging and chairs and ship like they practicing.
Speaker 1: They even got the white people making fun.
Speaker 3: Man, they like they like practicing ducking for white from
Speaker 3: chairs and ship like that.
Speaker 2: It's good to see the re enact one at the
Speaker 2: pool and the nigga jumped in the pool and swim
Speaker 2: across the pool.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, people will do it a lot. Hlabous y'all.
Speaker 1: We we do not convot condoning violence. Violence.
Speaker 3: I think violence is necessary in some instances. Okay, everything
Speaker 3: is necessary. We need the peacemakers and we need the
Speaker 3: ass beaters. It's just a thing, okay, you.
Speaker 2: Know what, we just need we as black people need
Speaker 2: to come together like that in all faesus of life,
Speaker 2: you know, seriously.
Speaker 1: Not just want to try to throw hands.
Speaker 3: And so Marlon Wayne, he's receiving a lot of backlash
Speaker 3: for condemning the fight. He just feels like it shouldn't
Speaker 3: have happened. Essentially, like some things are just unavoidable, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, Like, well.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't happened.
Speaker 2: Those white people should have not put their hands on
Speaker 2: that black man doing his job. So yeah, it should
Speaker 2: not have happened. But the aftermath was the consequences of that.
Speaker 3: So he said, how about we not try that in
Speaker 3: a small town. Shit, silly, bro, They junk he was
Speaker 3: him first, they tagged us in.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, he's trying to backtrack now on that statement.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's really trying to like backtrack. He's
Speaker 3: trying to offer clarity, maybe saying it was sarcasm. But nigga,
Speaker 3: I read it how I read it. Okay, you were
Speaker 3: condemning the people for getting into the fight, as far
Speaker 3: as I'm concerned.
Speaker 1: So he's trying to say it was a joke.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, joke, deez my, nigga.
Speaker 1: Okay, the mass whips is funny though.
Speaker 3: Anyway, all right, y'all listen, we've been waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting.
Speaker 1: We waited like what about a year.
Speaker 3: And a half for the trial to come up, and
Speaker 3: then the trial came up, and now Tory Lanes I
Speaker 3: think he was convicted. What in January? Was it January?
Speaker 3: Toy was convicted for.
Speaker 1: The shooting December?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so he was convicted on three felony charges
Speaker 3: in December assault with an auto with a semi automatic firearm,
Speaker 3: carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle, and discharging
Speaker 3: a firearm with gross negligence. Those were his three felony
Speaker 3: charges and unfortunately for mister Lanes, Okay, he has been tried, convicted,
Speaker 3: and now sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting
Speaker 3: at Magde Stallion. Tam, how you feel about this? How
Speaker 3: do you feel about his sentence? Any feelings about it?
Speaker 2: I'm conflicted, honestly, if I'm gonna be honest, I'm conflicted
Speaker 2: because I don't believe that anybody shit is okay to
Speaker 2: hurt any black woman in any form, right. But then
Speaker 2: I also feel like, all right, he's thirty one, forty one,
Speaker 2: that they're gonna beat forty one when he get out.
Speaker 1: He's coming home in a teen year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So I just I am conflicted. Ten years
Speaker 2: is a long time, but shooting somebody's foot is also bad,
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: And then I just.
Speaker 2: I still don't feel like I have one hundred percent
Speaker 2: evidence that he did it, because I feel weird about
Speaker 2: the best friend not talking to her anymore, and I
Speaker 2: feel weird about the immunity that she got, Like why
Speaker 2: does she need immunity? You know, Like it's just a
Speaker 2: lot of things that don't sit right with my spirit.
Speaker 2: And I just wish all of it never happened, because
Speaker 2: he did make good music, you.
Speaker 1: Know, and I'm gonna miss his music, so it's bad.
Speaker 2: But if he I mean, if he did that shit,
Speaker 2: then I guess you do the crime, you serve a time.
Speaker 3: I don't know, so we know in America, for sure,
Speaker 3: the judicial system is your religion.
Speaker 1: It is the Bible. They have the legal right to
Speaker 1: create murderers, to create robbers.
Speaker 3: Like, even if you didn't do it right, there's enough
Speaker 3: evidence that I saw before the actual trial that would
Speaker 3: suggest that he did this thing and then tried to
Speaker 3: curhurse the homegirl into acting like it was her. His
Speaker 3: lawyer even advised against him trying to do that when
Speaker 3: he did it. I think that Tory, this might be
Speaker 3: a situation where he would have benefited from taking it
Speaker 3: plea as opposed to taking it to trial. But he
Speaker 3: was adamant that he didn't do these things right. He
Speaker 3: didn't do this thing, but he actually was taught in
Speaker 3: her After the shooting, he had a music video come
Speaker 3: out where he was eating or pretending to eat, or
Speaker 3: had a horse leg on a plate. Who eats horse
Speaker 3: and we know it's Meg the Stallion. Okay, Megan Pete
Speaker 3: her real name, but her stage name is Meg the Stallion.
Speaker 3: Nobody eats horse in America.
Speaker 1: So where do you?
Speaker 3: Why are you taunting somebody who you just abused. That's
Speaker 3: what we have to look at. So I don't think
Speaker 3: this is a situation where he was falsely accused of something.
Speaker 3: I think he did it. I think they were all drinking.
Speaker 3: I think that's also why Meg the Sallion tried to
Speaker 3: like save him. Initially, she didn't want to talk about it.
Speaker 3: She wasn't trying to put that shit out in the media,
Speaker 3: but his people was running a smare campaign on her
Speaker 3: when he actually did these things, right, So she was
Speaker 3: initially like all the shootings and shit that was going
Speaker 3: on amongst black men. She actually said that she didn't
Speaker 3: want another black man to get her by the police.
Speaker 3: That's why she lied when they came out there, and
Speaker 3: she probably knew she played a part and what happened
Speaker 3: beasting out on him. She's Damnar six foot, he's a
Speaker 3: shorter guy. He's like well five to four or something
Speaker 3: that like my height. She tried to.
Speaker 1: Once the state picks and shit up. Ain't nothing you
Speaker 1: could do about it. Yeah, right, that's maybe I don't like.
Speaker 2: I don't like how people are coming for her now.
Speaker 2: Like still, I'm not like, I'm not gonna listen to
Speaker 2: her music. I'm not gonna like this is uh, the
Speaker 2: state against Tory Lanez.
Speaker 1: This is not Meg against Tory Lanez exactly.
Speaker 3: She's a victim, and oftentimes black women are the like
Speaker 3: the are the people who do the assaults towards us?
Speaker 3: Are black men? Like, come on, it's not like we're
Speaker 3: just getting beat up and raped and murdered by other races.
Speaker 3: Oftentimes is by our partners and people we know. And
Speaker 3: the reason why the homegirl wasn't talking to her asking
Speaker 3: them because she was shady fucking with that boy.
Speaker 1: Behind her back. Yeah, that happened.
Speaker 3: So she really was on some I read like the
Speaker 3: court documents, Chelsea really was on some fuck both of y'all.
Speaker 3: I'm not confermail and denying shit and her immunity, and
Speaker 3: I think we talked about it back then when the
Speaker 3: trial was going on. I can't remember the actual I
Speaker 3: can't remember the term that was used for the type
Speaker 3: of immunity she got. But the type of immunity she
Speaker 3: got did not explicitly strike her out from being able
Speaker 3: to be prosecuted for something in the future. It wasn't
Speaker 3: like full immunity, So even if she was guilty of something,
Speaker 3: the States still could come back and charge her about
Speaker 3: some shit because she didn't have full immunity. So, yeah,
Speaker 3: I think I know plenty of men. My extra just
Speaker 3: got out of prison. He spent almost twenty years of
Speaker 3: his life in and out of jail. He has two
Speaker 3: actual charges, two felony charges that he's done. Neither one
Speaker 3: of them was shooting somebody, and he's spent ten years.
Speaker 3: I mean, excuse me, eight years just recently for drugs.
Speaker 3: Niggas go to jail for less. He's a celebrity, so
Speaker 3: we think that they're supposed to be exempt. But there
Speaker 3: are a lot of men, young boys, sitting in prison
Speaker 3: for a bunch of dumb shit who didn't shoot at somebody. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what if he had killed her? That's what we needed
Speaker 3: to see. We needed to see Megae Stallion murdered. What
Speaker 3: he did was unprecedented. One rapper shooting another one that
Speaker 3: is weird, like a woman.
Speaker 1: No, it's not unprecedented that has happened.
Speaker 3: A woman though, That's what I'm talking about, like a
Speaker 3: male rapper, like shooting a female rapper. And then we
Speaker 3: also got to take into consideration that she is the
Speaker 3: motherfucking competition also at that time. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't like to get in other people court cases.
Speaker 3: We got a reporter on the ship, but like regular people,
Speaker 3: I know in real life, I don't be listen.
Speaker 1: I didn't have my own problem.
Speaker 2: Because I love to meg thee stallion. But I also
Speaker 2: was a fan of Tory Lanez. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: sit here and lie, what's a fan of it is?
Speaker 1: So I like this. I liked his music. I liked
Speaker 1: his music. He was kind of a chameleon. Though.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you'd hear Tory Lane on an album and you're
Speaker 3: like who that is? You think is low Wayne or
Speaker 3: or somebody else. Like he is such a chameleon. He
Speaker 3: can change his voice, so imagine what type of mind
Speaker 3: he has. Consider that. So I don't know. Hopefully he
Speaker 3: appeals he does have. You know, we could do that
Speaker 3: and get a lighter sentence. Ten years for anybody to
Speaker 3: meet is excessive. If you didn't murder or rape somebody,
Speaker 3: you got men going to jail for ten years for
Speaker 3: drugs in America. So it's just Stow prison reform all
Speaker 3: over again. But I do not condone the abuse of
Speaker 3: women me neither.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in any form. So sorry Tory Lane, sorry to
Speaker 1: this man, Sorry Meg that that happened to you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: absolutely So this is some real stupid internet news.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if y'all saw this, but there's a
Speaker 2: sluggish sprinter that went viral over the weekend. The runner
Speaker 2: is actually a Somali runner and they were competing in
Speaker 2: the one hundred meter race and baby, this lady got
Speaker 2: the record for being the slowest time of anybody. And
Speaker 2: if y'all ever see, if y'all see this video, this
Speaker 2: just look like she didn't know what she was doing.
Speaker 2: Like just even her setup was like, oh shit, was
Speaker 2: getting down, getting down.
Speaker 3: Because I'd be running like that with them black leggings on,
Speaker 3: like she got a black leg and she didn't even
Speaker 3: have a running attire running shorts.
Speaker 2: A shirt, and she's just running, taking her time to
Speaker 2: get across the dell, Like I want to go see
Speaker 2: I want to be in the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Now I want to do like the long jump at
Speaker 1: this point, he y'all.
Speaker 3: So so it's a competition that happened in China, right
Speaker 3: with the Somali Athletics official suspended now and the sports
Speaker 3: minister forced to apologize after video went viral across social media.
Speaker 1: And apparently they know this.
Speaker 3: Person right, so they put them, They put them in
Speaker 3: place a little bit of nepotism, it's all we good.
Speaker 3: I mean, like that's that's what black people actually are
Speaker 3: missing in America.
Speaker 1: We don't have enough niggas in place to put us on.
Speaker 3: We got accused recently of nepotism.
Speaker 2: The niggas was like, Nazara, you want to go to
Speaker 2: the Olympics, the Olympics? She where is it? I'll go
Speaker 2: and I ain't doing shit.
Speaker 3: What's that girl on Instagram who'll be doing them Harriet
Speaker 3: Tubman videos and shit?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about? For her ass? I'll go.
Speaker 1: What I gotta do right to run? Oh shit? I mean,
Speaker 1: can you give me some sneakers?
Speaker 2: I go, like, for real, it had to be something
Speaker 2: like that because this I would have beat this girl.
Speaker 1: I would have beat this girl in this race because
Speaker 1: it says.
Speaker 3: The video shows a woman far out classed and not
Speaker 3: even in the frame with the other runners. Almost immediately
Speaker 3: after the one hundred meter race began. The woman finished
Speaker 3: about ten seconds behind the winner, finishing in about twenty
Speaker 3: one seconds.
Speaker 1: She did pretty good much for that, but I failed
Speaker 1: to the finish line crawl. One hundred meters is not
Speaker 1: that far. I know you would have made it. You
Speaker 1: would have made it.
Speaker 2: God, God, y'all. So we have a guest on today.
Speaker 2: We're talking fibroids. I know you know somebody who has
Speaker 2: them or you have them. You really want to stay
Speaker 2: tuned for this information. It's really good. We'll be right
Speaker 2: back after this commercial.
Speaker 3: All right, y'all, and wear it back, y'all. And there's
Speaker 3: a lot of things going on with women today, okay,
Speaker 3: and our bodies, Tam and I personally personally know a
Speaker 3: few women having real life health crises at the moment,
Speaker 3: for Shiit from cancer to kury issues. I had a
Speaker 3: homegirl just freeze their eggs last week. So I want
Speaker 3: to talk about holistic health. So we have a friend
Speaker 3: of the show on, Sasha Rosa. Okay, thank you guys
Speaker 3: for having me on.
Speaker 4: I'm really excited thank you for conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you for coming. This is a big topic,
Speaker 2: especially in the black community.
Speaker 1: So absolutely, yes, yep. So Sasha is a holistic womb
Speaker 1: and wellness specialists. Tell our listeners a little bit about
Speaker 1: what you do well about yourself and what you do Sasha.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so what I do is a little bit about me.
Speaker 2: I've had five royds, I've you know, been overweight, I've
Speaker 2: had a lot of health issues tied to my hormones
Speaker 2: and pretty much a lot of things that women aren't
Speaker 2: going through today. So years ago, who was able to
Speaker 2: lose weight, get healthy and also shrink my fibroids and
Speaker 2: get rid of them. This was after I got five
Speaker 2: boys the second time. Okay, so that's that's yeah, that's
Speaker 2: a story. But pretty much when I learned after my experience,
Speaker 2: I saw like so many women suffering with you know, fibroids,
Speaker 2: with their hormones, with things related to the uterus, with
Speaker 2: you know, heavy cycles, things per firm for years, and
Speaker 2: you know, I was equipped at a time with the
Speaker 2: knowledge that, okay, we can heal ourselves. So it went
Speaker 2: from you know, kind of like teaching women like my job,
Speaker 2: you know, getting telling them what to do and then
Speaker 2: you know, to make things better. And then it went
Speaker 2: from that to more women wanting to seek my services
Speaker 2: and then here we are. So then you know, I
Speaker 2: was like, okay, so this is how you know, I
Speaker 2: created my platform, my business and everything like that. So yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's been you know, it's been a blessing to
Speaker 2: be able to help so many women get healthy, lose weight,
Speaker 2: give rid of fibroids, you know, become pregnant.
Speaker 4: After years and fertility. It's been absolute blessing.
Speaker 1: So yes, yes, that's so. Now.
Speaker 2: I did see that you said after having fabruaris the
Speaker 2: second time, So what was the first time?
Speaker 4: Like the first time? The first time I was horrible.
Speaker 2: So the first time I did have the surgery because
Speaker 2: I did not know at that time that my five
Speaker 2: whisker really strange.
Speaker 1: I've heard it.
Speaker 2: I heard people say, but you know the doctors, you
Speaker 2: know how they influenced you there.
Speaker 4: They're like, look, you have to have the surgery. There's
Speaker 4: nothing else you could do.
Speaker 2: So went to have the surgery, which I deeply regret
Speaker 2: because it was the healing process was horrible, and it
Speaker 2: was complications.
Speaker 4: It was horrible.
Speaker 2: It was a horrible experience. So shortly after having the surgery,
Speaker 2: not that long. A few months after, you know, noticed that,
Speaker 2: you know, I was having issues with my cycle and
Speaker 2: I was like, what's going on? And you know, are
Speaker 2: you know what's going on? These issues should have been
Speaker 2: cleared up after the removal. I feel That's exactly how
Speaker 2: I feel. I had fourteen fibers removed in March, and
Speaker 2: here it is August, and I feel like I'm starting
Speaker 2: to feel the same things I was feeling before the surgery.
Speaker 2: After you Yeah, So when I went back, I found
Speaker 2: out I had I had a five boys.
Speaker 4: It was like a that time, seven to eight sevenies.
Speaker 4: I was like, are you kidding me? I broke down.
Speaker 2: I was like, I just had surgery for this a
Speaker 2: few months ago, like it went through all this stuff,
Speaker 2: found out I had another five boys. So after that point,
Speaker 2: I said, there's no way I'm going through surgery again.
Speaker 2: Because they were trying to cource me to go through
Speaker 2: surgery again. I'm like, I just had surgery a few
Speaker 2: months ago. I said, no, I have to get rid
Speaker 2: of this on my own. Like, you know, after by
Speaker 2: that time, I had started doing some reading and some research,
Speaker 2: but you know, started having stories about women you know,
Speaker 2: doing something own, stringing their five boys, getting rid of them.
Speaker 2: But then you know, that gave me like the push
Speaker 2: to know, you have to change your entire lifestyle.
Speaker 4: You have to get serious.
Speaker 2: And really at that time, I gave I gave up meat,
Speaker 2: but I you know, I still was eating dairy and
Speaker 2: you know other things that I still wasn't one hundred
Speaker 2: percent healthy. That caused me to get my crack together.
Speaker 2: And then after shortly after, I noticed that my period
Speaker 2: issues cleared up and I was starting to get regular
Speaker 2: cycles again. I switched doctors because the doctor before was
Speaker 2: trying to force me to have surgery.
Speaker 4: So then after switching doctors.
Speaker 2: After by a year and a half, when I went
Speaker 2: back to get checked out, my five was checked out,
Speaker 2: it went from seven to eight centimeters to three.
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh my god, it's shun kay.
Speaker 2: So always thought I was doing was working, and I
Speaker 2: could tell that what I was doing was working because
Speaker 2: I was feeling better, My cycles were better, I felt healthier.
Speaker 4: I just felt the healthiest I had ever been.
Speaker 2: I was losing weight. So I was like, what I'm
Speaker 2: doing is working, and I'm just keep doing it and
Speaker 2: pray that this works out.
Speaker 4: And it did.
Speaker 2: You know, were they times when I was skeptical, like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, could it really happened, could it really shrink?
Speaker 4: Are they're going to get bigger?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But after seeing that, that was confirmation, and then I
Speaker 2: just continued on my journey. And then when I went
Speaker 2: back I think a year after that, they saw that
Speaker 2: it was completely It was like, there's nothing so it's
Speaker 2: just a regular healthy univers.
Speaker 4: So I was like, oh my god, thank god.
Speaker 2: So when people of course heard the story, like you know,
Speaker 2: people like friends, family, just people that I know, they
Speaker 2: want to get more information and also to about my
Speaker 2: weight loss journey. And then I created like a group
Speaker 2: on Facebook years ago and then all of a sudden
Speaker 2: people wanted to see got my services.
Speaker 4: So actually that that made me.
Speaker 2: I pushed me to actually create a business out of
Speaker 2: this to help, you know, help women get healthy balance
Speaker 2: the hormones, which makes it easier to release the way
Speaker 2: once your hormones are balanced.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for any of our listeners who do not know
Speaker 3: what uterine fibroids are or you know, you may not
Speaker 3: have ever been diagnosed with them, so you you never
Speaker 3: even think about them, right until you go to the
Speaker 3: doctor and.
Speaker 1: They tell you have some fibroids where you get.
Speaker 3: Pregnant and you have a fibroid brigger than your kid
Speaker 3: in your uterus.
Speaker 1: Right, so you just never know. So, fibroids are gross
Speaker 1: made of muscle and tissue that form in or on
Speaker 1: the wall of the uterus.
Speaker 3: These growths can usually not excuse me, These gropths are
Speaker 3: usually not cancerous, benign and are the most common non
Speaker 3: cancerous tumors and women. But they cause fertility issues, not infertility,
Speaker 3: but they can cause problems when trying to conceive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so a lot of this stuff is tied to
Speaker 1: your diet.
Speaker 3: Talk about like what was your starting weight if you
Speaker 3: don't mind us asking, and you can find it out now, y'all.
Speaker 1: Okay, y'all check out saws Instagram.
Speaker 3: She's gonna give y'all that shit at the end of
Speaker 3: the episode, thank you.
Speaker 4: I started went I think I was about two fifteen,
Speaker 4: So yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Was, Yeah, I was, and I felt it like I
Speaker 2: you know, I felt that way. That was not a
Speaker 2: comfortable way for me. So that was my highest weight
Speaker 2: and after that was like, I mean, I don't even
Speaker 2: think I took pictures of that at my highest weight
Speaker 2: because I.
Speaker 1: Was sat next is what I call it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I didn't you know I had. I used to
Speaker 2: wear big sweaters, big cardigans. I didn't want nobody to
Speaker 2: see me on it go out like that when I
Speaker 2: was at my highest weight, because I was just like so, yes,
Speaker 2: that was my highest weight and out And then I
Speaker 2: actually started my weight loss streaming before I had my
Speaker 2: the five way surgery. So I started slowly losing the
Speaker 2: weight and I was slowly getting healthy before that. But
Speaker 2: this caused me to really get serious and go all
Speaker 2: in it said, and go just give up certain you know,
Speaker 2: dairy me eat and seafood and just really.
Speaker 4: Go on in.
Speaker 1: So so girl, what the fuck you bet? And because
Speaker 1: you give it a very.
Speaker 2: Like I'm just trying to figure out how you steal
Speaker 2: a nice person because you seem like such a nice person.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 2: You know what's so funny? When I was eating the
Speaker 2: meat and all that stuff, I was not nice. Watch
Speaker 2: nicer now, you know, because I because you have to understand,
Speaker 2: like that stuff sits in you, right, and it's off
Speaker 2: it kind of like oh when it sits in you
Speaker 2: like that right, you're accumulating and then have caused you
Speaker 2: to accumulate toxins in the body, you accumulate access estrogen
Speaker 2: and then like it makes your hormoses out of balance.
Speaker 2: So that's when you get the irritability and like you know,
Speaker 2: min yes, anxiety, all that stuff. So I eat a
Speaker 2: lot of fruit, eat lot of vegetables. I eat like
Speaker 2: you know, I do still eat things like pasta, but
Speaker 2: I'll do like chickpea pasta.
Speaker 4: I use mushrooms instead of meat.
Speaker 2: I try to eat a lot of like kale vegetables
Speaker 2: and fruits and you know, keywile kale vegetables and fruits.
Speaker 2: God that's not all other stuff too, Like I could
Speaker 2: still eat a pizza without the cheese and then just
Speaker 2: the vegetables on top and then just make sure it's
Speaker 2: fool and free. So like I eat different things, like
Speaker 2: I might do a vegan burger sometimes and things like that.
Speaker 4: So it's not like my datis like.
Speaker 2: Pizza without cheese that ain't now but a piece of
Speaker 2: bread with the mother.
Speaker 4: But you know what you're like, you.
Speaker 2: Get used to it after a while, Like I know you,
Speaker 2: I know how you feel because you know, when I
Speaker 2: first even thought about going vegan, somebody even told me.
Speaker 4: About what vegan, was, I remember laughing.
Speaker 2: So there's no way in how I could do that
Speaker 2: because I love meat like I love chicken, I love steaks,
Speaker 2: I love red meat. You know I eat I used
Speaker 2: to eat that up every single day. So I understand
Speaker 2: what you mean. I understand, like because I was that
Speaker 2: person too. But no, like, what's you're on the side,
Speaker 2: I said, give it like a couple months of getting
Speaker 2: used to it. Your body gets used to it, and
Speaker 2: you see how you feel as opposed to how you
Speaker 2: felt before.
Speaker 4: It's a huge difference.
Speaker 2: Like you feel lighter, you know, not just physically, but
Speaker 2: also mentally as well. So you just feel a lot
Speaker 2: lighter and just like you're not weighed down by all
Speaker 2: this heavy, heavy food up.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in the black community, a lot of things we
Speaker 3: say are hereditary. Like I was, you know, while researching
Speaker 3: like pcos and fibroids, I was finding things like, oh
Speaker 3: it could be hereditary. It's not the condition that's hereditary,
Speaker 3: it's the diet.
Speaker 1: Like we grew up on all bullshit.
Speaker 3: So now here you are an adult trying to make
Speaker 3: a conscious, self aware decision. Look, I need to change
Speaker 3: my diet. It's fucking hard as hell. Yeah, and from
Speaker 3: the studies I read, it says forty to eighty percent
Speaker 3: of people who have a uterus women okay, have fibroids.
Speaker 3: Black women are three times more likely to be diagnosed
Speaker 3: with fibroids than our white counterparts.
Speaker 1: I really think it's the Larry season of salt, because
Speaker 1: that's or accent MSG.
Speaker 3: Like in Joston, they put accent in everything, and I
Speaker 3: didn't realize accent was actually MSG until maybe like twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen when I started changing my diet. Like it's wild
Speaker 3: the shit that we consume in America, because we might
Speaker 3: can eat the same shit in another country and it'll
Speaker 3: be all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the ingredients will be totally different. It will
Speaker 2: not be the same toxic ingredients that we have in America.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: It's so hard, though, Like I've been in this little
Speaker 2: pocket of weight for at least seven to eight years, yes,
Speaker 2: and I can't seem to get out of To say,
Speaker 2: I will go hard, I'll be Billy Blanks in it
Speaker 2: for about a couple months and I'll lose.
Speaker 1: Let's say, I'll get outside of.
Speaker 2: That pocket, but I go right back. I go right
Speaker 2: back every time. Yeah, I got an appointment with because
Speaker 2: I'm not doing like you know the people that are
Speaker 2: doing like the osen peg and all the diabetes needles
Speaker 2: in their body and all this stuff, and like finer mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not doing all of that.
Speaker 1: It's just not good for me, especially with me having
Speaker 1: an MSS. But I am y'all. I made an appointment
Speaker 1: with a hypnotist. Did you find.
Speaker 3: Thembout groupon Yeah, you're so crazy weight loss hypnotists.
Speaker 1: We're gonna try it. They say it.
Speaker 3: Worse though people do it for cigarette smoking and alcoholism.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna try and see what this white lady's
Speaker 1: gonna do.
Speaker 4: That sounds fun. Okay.
Speaker 1: What do you think about the diabetes shots? Oh?
Speaker 2: Not like the I actually heard like if it calls
Speaker 2: something like stomach something. I don't know if it's cancer
Speaker 2: or whatever, but I heard like, yes, absolutely not like
Speaker 2: and you have to understand like, as soon as they
Speaker 2: stop taking it, they'll get the way back. So did
Speaker 2: they plan to take that for the rest of their lives? Like,
Speaker 2: it's just not worth it. Just do it the natural way.
Speaker 2: It's not worth it. It's not worth it. That's what
Speaker 2: I was telling my friend who's taking that diabetes medicine,
Speaker 2: and she just had to go to the emergency room
Speaker 2: yesterday because she was like so violently ill, throwing up
Speaker 2: and all these different things happening to her with lethargic
Speaker 2: that shit in her body.
Speaker 3: So and a lot of people, a lot of people
Speaker 3: are getting the prescriptions via the internet, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. So you do like these online questionnaires, somebody
Speaker 3: might call you, like a nurse or something like that,
Speaker 3: from these online doctors or online doctor's offices.
Speaker 1: And they put the prescription in for you.
Speaker 3: So now you got people who have diabetes can't even
Speaker 3: get their fucking medicine at this point.
Speaker 1: And it's not.
Speaker 3: A long term, fixed right, you can't just keep taking it.
Speaker 3: So it starts off as a small dosage from what
Speaker 3: I know, because I have a few friends walking around
Speaker 3: here snatched okay off that with Goovi and ozen peak.
Speaker 3: But they start off at a small dose and then
Speaker 3: it gets like a bigger dose. So one girl I
Speaker 3: know is she has alcoholism essentially.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So that's a lot of
Speaker 1: sugar right there. If you stop drinking, you probably can
Speaker 1: lose that same twenty pounds.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely, that's crazy. And people will go at any
Speaker 2: less like instead of doing the actual work to lose
Speaker 2: the weight. We all know, like people will go as
Speaker 2: it's hard, girl, So I can I can understand why
Speaker 2: taking a shot every day and I start losing weight,
Speaker 2: why that would be like, you know, I like ideal,
Speaker 2: you know, like it's easy, I don't have to do
Speaker 2: anything but like get a quick prick in my buttocks.
Speaker 1: I don't like shots.
Speaker 2: I don't like I mean that seemed like easy, you know,
Speaker 2: like and now I'm just I wake up three days later,
Speaker 2: I've already lost six pounds, like you know, something crazy
Speaker 2: like that. I can understand why somebody would, you know,
Speaker 2: want to try that, because the the best way, you know,
Speaker 2: diet and exercise and lifestyle change is so difficult.
Speaker 1: And I feel like the older you get, the more
Speaker 1: difficult it is. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think the reason why I guess more difficult when
Speaker 2: you get harder, because I know exactly what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: It gets more difficult when you get older, I meant
Speaker 2: to say, is because we're stuck in our habits, our
Speaker 2: bad habits.
Speaker 4: We're too stuck in our bad habits.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so and when that happens, it is harder to
Speaker 2: make changes and make it. Change is hard, like change
Speaker 2: is hard, but I feel like people should look long term. Okay,
Speaker 2: ten years from now, do I still want to do
Speaker 2: I want to be a healthy way? Do I want
Speaker 2: to be healthy in ten years? Do I think taking
Speaker 2: this diabetes monds in every single day is going to
Speaker 2: make me healthy in ten years?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: But if I start incorporating even slowly, you know, start
Speaker 2: incorporating healthy habits. Let's start slow, like, for example, Okay,
Speaker 2: my breakfast, I about I had my breakfast be off
Speaker 2: fruit instead of like pancakes, eggs and all this other
Speaker 2: stuffy so cinnamon.
Speaker 3: I love sinnament toast crunches. You know, you know what
Speaker 3: I look out for now, y'all. And I don't know
Speaker 3: if this is the one thing I think Obama did
Speaker 3: do for the country. He made it to where companies
Speaker 3: had to put on packaging whether or not the item
Speaker 3: is bioengineered.
Speaker 1: And if you look on your.
Speaker 3: Cereal, it says this product has bioengineered ingredients. I stayed
Speaker 3: with yesterday. Was about to buy some Pringles, the barbecue one.
Speaker 1: I love them.
Speaker 3: Shit, I'll eat a whole, but it deterns me from
Speaker 3: buying certain shit. And I love calorie counts at the
Speaker 3: fast food restaurants now because you can just make a
Speaker 3: better healthy choice decision on what the fuck you about
Speaker 3: to eat. I got a new fat max. My fat
Speaker 3: max used to be two seventeen my fat max. Now,
Speaker 3: I'm not telling y'all. I could talk about the old
Speaker 3: fat max, but I'm not about to tell you what
Speaker 3: my new fat maxes because then I'm telling y'all my
Speaker 3: current weight and I'm not doing it.
Speaker 1: But just seventeen no more. Okay.
Speaker 3: My current fat max is too old two, Okay. I
Speaker 3: waiver in between like one ninety five and two old two.
Speaker 1: And my health weight, like, oh I feel the best at.
Speaker 3: Is like one seventy five point eight really, and I'm
Speaker 3: not that damn tall, neither one of us for real.
Speaker 2: That's my that's my healthy weight. I'm happy, like I'm
Speaker 2: probably still think at one seventy five, but just in
Speaker 2: the right.
Speaker 1: Places that'd be nice.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: My doctor is like.
Speaker 3: One no black ginny, Okay, I'm like bore, I get
Speaker 3: out of here, right.
Speaker 1: I wasn't their size in the third grade, my nigga,
Speaker 1: for real.
Speaker 3: I want to replace some of that fat with muscle,
Speaker 3: so you know, muscle weighs more so even at the
Speaker 3: one seventy five, you have more muscle mass depending on
Speaker 3: what type of workouts you'd be doing. So let's talk
Speaker 3: about what causes fibroids, and it may be similar to
Speaker 3: what a fibroid is, but there's an actual cause, right,
Speaker 3: all right, so you know fibroids are extremely common. Are
Speaker 3: an extremely comic common condition in which solid tumors develop
Speaker 3: in the uterus. Fibers are not cancerous. We talked about
Speaker 3: that before, right, and they did not know what causeuterine fibroids,
Speaker 3: but studies suggest genetics and prolong exposure to estrogen may
Speaker 3: increase your risk of developing fibroids. Okay, So once I
Speaker 3: read that, right, I went to go look up the
Speaker 3: ingredients for birth control because a lot of black women,
Speaker 3: we are on birth control before we even start having sex.
Speaker 3: For real, Like your mama like, let me put your ass.
Speaker 3: So I've never been on birth control. My mom felt
Speaker 3: like putting putting me on birth control is an open
Speaker 3: invitation for unprotected sex, right, because people just worried about
Speaker 3: worried about the babies. You're not worried about the s CDs. Right,
Speaker 3: So I was never on birth control. But most of
Speaker 3: my friends have been on birth control since they were
Speaker 3: like thirteen, and I most of my friends have had
Speaker 3: fibroids mhm yep.
Speaker 1: And the main.
Speaker 2: Birth control not as young, not as a teenager, as
Speaker 2: a grown woman in my arm the implant on mmmm
Speaker 2: where they put an implant in my fucking arm. And yeah,
Speaker 2: that was a mistake because like the next month, I've
Speaker 2: got it. I had a regular period. The following month
Speaker 2: my period came off. It did not go off for
Speaker 2: three months straight. Wow, in a period bleeding every single
Speaker 2: day for three months.
Speaker 1: That is crazy.
Speaker 2: And then I was like, I was trying to get
Speaker 2: my boyfriend to running red light.
Speaker 3: He's like, hell, no, man, about that. I know you
Speaker 3: wanted to fight the horn town boy. You might have
Speaker 3: run this round life. You could walk through muddy, you
Speaker 3: can through blood. Okay, let's sen there.
Speaker 1: But he was like, we tried it. He said he
Speaker 1: did look like a murder weapon. So he won't do that.
Speaker 1: No more. Throw up. We need most horny when the
Speaker 1: period on, Man, it's terrible. He's actually a scorpio. Really,
Speaker 1: he was interesting. Scorpios be down for whatever. DTS was
Speaker 1: not with it, but.
Speaker 2: So listen So I was going to the doctor about it,
Speaker 2: like I need my period needs to come off. Like
Speaker 2: they's like, okay, well, let's just wait, let's see what happens.
Speaker 2: Then they went to we're gonna give you a oral
Speaker 2: birth control on top of the one.
Speaker 1: That's in your arms, Like, take this shit out of
Speaker 1: my arm.
Speaker 2: Take this shit out of my arm right now, because
Speaker 2: why do I need to take an oral on top
Speaker 2: of the shit that's already putting drugs in my body already?
Speaker 1: No, take it out.
Speaker 2: So they go to take it out, and I'm swear
Speaker 2: this lady, there's a hole in my arm right now
Speaker 2: from this lady digging in my arm with a knife
Speaker 2: trying to get it out and couldn't get it out.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is wild.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: So the two main ingredients for birth control is estrogen,
Speaker 3: and didn't they say like the estrogen a too much
Speaker 3: estrogen causes fibroids down the uterus. It's said that the
Speaker 3: uterus naturally makes estrogen and the other ingredient and birth
Speaker 3: control as progestin. Progestin, but it's not the same as
Speaker 3: the one that artificial. Yeah, so it's an artificial chemical
Speaker 3: that your body already produces naturally, so you put that
Speaker 3: on top of what your uterus is already doing, it
Speaker 3: causes the fibroids. Or they say they don't know what
Speaker 3: causes the fibroids, but that's that's nine times of ten,
Speaker 3: what's causing the fibroids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's one of the many things that cause fibroids. Definitely,
Speaker 2: birth control berthtol causes can cause so many issues in
Speaker 2: the body, so many issues, and people don't relate like
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 4: Of health issues to birth control.
Speaker 2: But when you flood your body with synthetic hormones, I mean,
Speaker 2: anything can happen because you're overloading your organs, the liver,
Speaker 2: how you're liver gonna filter around your your liver is
Speaker 2: struggling and filtering out your natural access hormones because of
Speaker 2: all the junk we put in our bodies and then
Speaker 2: put on put on top of that all these esthetic
Speaker 2: hormones from the birth control, Like, that's gonna overload the body.
Speaker 2: And when you're you have to think about it, when
Speaker 2: you're on birth control, you're that's not really a real
Speaker 2: period because they're suppressing your on natural hormones, so you
Speaker 2: can't that's a fake period when you're on birth control.
Speaker 3: Yeah, damn you remember we did a random sex fact.
Speaker 3: Well I did a random sex fact.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It had to have been a year
Speaker 1: before last at this point. You know.
Speaker 3: People love to say i'd be spreading misinformation lot, but
Speaker 3: I want you to know I don't talk about shit
Speaker 3: I don't know or having research at least, right. But
Speaker 3: it was an article reading about how birth control could
Speaker 3: possibly be causing people to turning them in essentially, like
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, lesbians.
Speaker 2: Their birth control will make a woman desire another woman. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that or or what it can do is make because
Speaker 2: when you're on birth control, like you know, okay, so
Speaker 2: women naturally without birth control, we desire opposite, right, somebody,
Speaker 2: So you look for something that's more masculine than feminine.
Speaker 2: But when you're on birth control, you look for somebody
Speaker 2: with a trade it's like you. So it may not
Speaker 2: be another woman. It could be a feminine man. I
Speaker 2: don't want to say that man, but it could be
Speaker 2: like a.
Speaker 1: Man that's masculine.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, so some because studies have shown women that
Speaker 2: have gotten off birth control a lot of like the
Speaker 2: the rath of divorce is high with that because it's like,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, who is this person. I'm not talking
Speaker 2: to this anymore because you're not you lose attraction to
Speaker 2: that person. It's like you want somebody more masculine when
Speaker 2: you get off birth control. So that's what because remember
Speaker 2: we're talking about something that that's what your hormones.
Speaker 1: So damn that's crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, if y'all want the article, I sent it to y'all,
Speaker 3: not y'all the listeners would.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Some women have even said, like, the men that are
Speaker 2: trying to now off for control is so different than
Speaker 2: the men that were trying to on birth control.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmmm.
Speaker 2: I just feel like all this ship that they have
Speaker 2: us putting in our body is just bad for us.
Speaker 2: Even like half the time, the fruits and vegetables don't even.
Speaker 1: Be diod in this country.
Speaker 3: Like I know, mantra tastes horrible. Okay, they don't taste
Speaker 3: like anything. It actually tastes like cardboard. It's so it's
Speaker 3: so hard to get like good fresh fruits. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm about to start returning shit and I don't give
Speaker 3: a fuck like.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 2: I will I've already been doing that. I will come
Speaker 2: in the store with a half eaten peach in a bag.
Speaker 1: This ain't it? I was like another, it is.
Speaker 2: So for me to not for it not to be good.
Speaker 2: If a watermelon is not sweet, I will take it
Speaker 2: back cut. I had to like go through all the
Speaker 2: stuff to find a seeded watermelon seed.
Speaker 4: You know, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, back to these five words, girl, because
Speaker 2: I feel like, all right, they were like, oh, your
Speaker 2: abdomen is gonna shrink, and I feel like it did
Speaker 2: for a month and now it's getting bigger again.
Speaker 1: I feel like it is in it has like a
Speaker 1: weird cut in it. Now.
Speaker 2: I got this little ledge in my shit that I
Speaker 2: didn't have before. So it's like why my stomach is
Speaker 2: starting to look back as big as it was with
Speaker 2: a cut. So now I'm mad. I want to fight
Speaker 2: the surgeon kind of. You know, if I see him
Speaker 2: in the street, it might be smoking if I've been drinking.
Speaker 2: I'm not lying, but what would you say?
Speaker 1: Is it good?
Speaker 2: Like was it specific things that you put in your
Speaker 2: diet to shrink fibroys or it was just like I'm
Speaker 2: not eating meat or dairy or was it like a
Speaker 2: specific like Okay, I'm gonna drink this, I'm a you know, like.
Speaker 4: It wasn't specific.
Speaker 2: It was just I made sure that I was eating
Speaker 2: a diet that was filled with hydration. So my body
Speaker 2: was cleansing itself every single day. So now people stop
Speaker 2: going on detox I tell people, you need your body
Speaker 2: needs to be detaxifying itself every single day, Like you
Speaker 2: need to be using the bathroom, moving your boughs like
Speaker 2: a couple of times a day, every time you eat.
Speaker 4: So you have to think about it like this.
Speaker 2: Fibroys come from access extra dominance, right, So our body.
Speaker 4: When we have five boids, we're prono five boyds.
Speaker 2: We that means we have we're estragen dominant, right, and
Speaker 2: that's that when we talk about the symptoms of extragen dominance,
Speaker 2: it's from heavy periods to five roids, the pcos. There's
Speaker 2: so many things that occur in the body when you
Speaker 2: were estraen dominant. So in order for your body to
Speaker 2: detoxify the access estrogen, you have to help your body
Speaker 2: do that, so by for example, working out, eating drinking
Speaker 2: more water, you know, at least the gallon the water
Speaker 2: a day, making sure you're eating a lot of fruits
Speaker 2: and vegetables in your diet, so your body can you know,
Speaker 2: because they digest fash your body can again, you.
Speaker 1: Know, break it down quicker opposed to your.
Speaker 2: Body can release waste because when your body holds that waste,
Speaker 2: that's the issue, because you know, that's that's what creates
Speaker 2: the five boids. You know, So you have to really
Speaker 2: think about cleansing your body in the sense of every
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, we're we're you have think
Speaker 2: about like this, We're like eighty percent of water, so
Speaker 2: every we should be eating foods that hold water in it.
Speaker 2: So when you eat things that are dehydrating, that are
Speaker 2: heavy on the body, it's pulling water the body dehydrating
Speaker 2: you even further, a lot of women that women that
Speaker 2: have fighters are dehydrated on the cellular level. So you
Speaker 2: have to just yeah, so that's pretty much what you
Speaker 2: when your mindsets like that, you start using the back
Speaker 2: for more.
Speaker 4: You're cleansing the body.
Speaker 2: Bloating will go down, you'll feel better and you know,
Speaker 2: and also too with sweating as well.
Speaker 4: So that means we're working out.
Speaker 2: But I tell women don't work out so hard, especially
Speaker 2: around your period time, you know, trying to like give
Speaker 2: your body time to compress or do lighter workouts, because
Speaker 2: that's that's really hard for women are hormones.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: So I saw this video on Instagram. It was a
Speaker 3: room full of women. I don't know what it was.
Speaker 3: It was some type of conferences some I think I
Speaker 3: sent it to you, Tam. It was a bigger black
Speaker 3: woman and she was talking about like how it's hard
Speaker 3: for black women and lose weight because we are having
Speaker 3: to take care of kids and all these things.
Speaker 6: And it was like crack of bullshit a little bit,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, because I know we can
Speaker 6: all do better and we're not the only women that
Speaker 6: take care of kids, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 6: that strong black woman uh thing and all that, because
Speaker 6: it's just strong women.
Speaker 3: There's strong women in every ethnicity as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. Tell us about I saw
Speaker 3: a post on your page and it was talking about
Speaker 3: spirituality and fibroids.
Speaker 1: Yes, let's talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 4: Five boys has a spiritual root. Just like every other disease.
Speaker 2: The spiritual root for five boys is one of two things.
Speaker 2: It's trauma from the past. It could be sexual trauma.
Speaker 2: It could be just you know, relationship trauma, like extreme
Speaker 2: amounts of trauma. Most women that realize they have five boys,
Speaker 2: like when they see that, it gets really bad when
Speaker 2: they really think about it. It's after a traumatic event.
Speaker 2: Could be that in the family. It could be a
Speaker 2: really bad relationship, could be a divorce, It could be
Speaker 2: a really toxic work situation.
Speaker 4: So there's that piece.
Speaker 2: And then another piece is when you're we're talking about
Speaker 2: the womb, right, the womb is not only for creating babies,
Speaker 2: that's part of it, right, but it's also for creation,
Speaker 2: creating ideas, creating you know, your birthing ideas, your birth,
Speaker 2: in your passions, and as women, we're supposed to have
Speaker 2: creative outlets, right, and a lot of women are living
Speaker 2: life on all the pilot work kids, you know, cook dinner,
Speaker 2: go to bed work. So if you live in a
Speaker 2: purposeless life where you're not being able to dove into
Speaker 2: your creativity at all, you know, you're living a life
Speaker 2: that's not really your own, that you didn't really want,
Speaker 2: but it's maybe somebody else wanted for You know how
Speaker 2: people influence us, right to make us what we what
Speaker 2: we want is what we want, So you kind of
Speaker 2: live live a purposeless life and you're just going through
Speaker 2: the motions you're living. You're not really existing. You're existing,
Speaker 2: excuse me, you're not really living. So this is where
Speaker 2: a lot of women that are in this you know,
Speaker 2: are in this mindset have five voice as well. They're
Speaker 2: not happy or women that's dealt again, you know, the trauma,
Speaker 2: whether it's anger from the past, they just haven't dealt
Speaker 2: with what they've been through before.
Speaker 4: So the body holds memory like our wombs are.
Speaker 2: We're in creators as women, so that womb space holds
Speaker 2: you know, the anger, you know the.
Speaker 4: Pain, you know you again be.
Speaker 2: Be because when you're purposeless, you don't have creative, creative hobbiest.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be like, you're not gonna be happy inside.
Speaker 2: You're not You're not gonna be really fulfilled and that
Speaker 2: your body recognizes that. So yeah, yeah, So that's the
Speaker 2: spiritual part of fibroids, y'all. Hear that, lady, So y'all
Speaker 2: need to get a hobby beside eating meat, sucking dig
Speaker 2: and smoking weed.
Speaker 1: I'm talking to myself.
Speaker 3: Shame, yeah, because I mean, I guess that's where manifestation
Speaker 3: comes from too, from me, from from what chakra is that,
Speaker 3: like the your root chakra.
Speaker 2: That's one thing I don't I'm not really familiar with
Speaker 2: the chakras, honestly, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I had a nigga eat my pussy so good
Speaker 3: one day, and then he went to work and he
Speaker 3: got a raise. I literally was like complaining about I'm
Speaker 3: just telling y'all about my wound.
Speaker 1: Okay, would it be doing, you know, for people lives
Speaker 1: and ship?
Speaker 3: I was literally a complained of by him, not like
Speaker 3: having enough time off on work, like this is not healthy,
Speaker 3: Like this is not living, like life is for living.
Speaker 3: Like you literally be at work all day long. You
Speaker 3: don't have time to live. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: You're giving these people your whole shit. He literally went
Speaker 3: to work after you know, eat my pussy and we
Speaker 3: talking about I'm complaining about his job and all this shit.
Speaker 3: He went to work, got a raise and a new shift.
Speaker 3: Because second shift literally takes off a certain time like
Speaker 3: amount of time off your life. And then you're going
Speaker 3: to third shift, you're really dying at work.
Speaker 1: So my woman's magical. I don't know, but y'all ain't
Speaker 1: never got me no raise.
Speaker 3: I don't know how I'm worried about my pussy.
Speaker 1: I'm confused.
Speaker 3: I don't worry about your pussy.
Speaker 4: Women are definitely magical.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 3: We didn't get into PCOS because that's another thing a
Speaker 3: lot of black women are dealing with. Rightlefin polycystic ovary
Speaker 3: syndrome is what PCOS is, and I think that's also
Speaker 3: so stemmed to the birth control.
Speaker 1: So it says, uh, hold on the main cause of PCOS.
Speaker 3: Exact cause again is unknown because it ain't affecting them enough, right,
Speaker 3: because they'll figure it out if it was affecting them.
Speaker 4: They know, they know.
Speaker 3: There's evidence that genetics play a role. Several several other factors,
Speaker 3: most importantly obesity. So now we're back to the diet. Right,
Speaker 3: also play a role in causing PCOS. Higher levels of
Speaker 3: male hormones called androgens. High androgen levels prevent your ovaries
Speaker 3: from releasing eggs, which causes irregular minstrual cycles. So again
Speaker 3: that's going into the birth control and the synthetic hormones
Speaker 3: that you've been pumping in your body for the last
Speaker 3: twenty years. And now here you are an adult, probably
Speaker 3: trying to procreate, right, and you're unable to because of
Speaker 3: this thing you've been doing on top of the diet,
Speaker 3: on top of the food that we've been conditioned to eat,
Speaker 3: the nigga food, the slave food. The oxtails y'all love
Speaker 3: so much. That's right by the cow.
Speaker 1: I love them.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be hard. It's hard for me to give
Speaker 2: up meat, just because even I remember as a kid,
Speaker 2: all right, back when kids birthday parties were like just
Speaker 2: hot dogs, burgers and juice.
Speaker 1: Like birthday party food. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: I like once they cut the cake, they'd be like,
Speaker 2: everybody want a piece of cake, and I'd be like,
Speaker 2: she give me another one hot dogs. I ain't even
Speaker 2: want cake.
Speaker 1: You know. I remember when my niece was young.
Speaker 3: We're setting in the line at the grocery store, and
Speaker 3: she wanted candy and porkskins, Like the what is it?
Speaker 1: It's like the pork rhymes. Yeah, I that you can't
Speaker 1: have both, don't you know? This little girl put that
Speaker 1: candy back for them pork rymes that your niece is me,
Speaker 1: Your niece is me.
Speaker 2: But that explains why I had fourteen fibroids by the
Speaker 2: time I was thirty something. You know, Like I've been
Speaker 2: pumping myself full of pork rhymes and shit like that.
Speaker 2: Since it's a little girl, you know, So I think
Speaker 2: giving up meat is just gonna be very very, very
Speaker 2: very difficult for me. Well, you don't have to give
Speaker 2: it up one hundred percent, especially at first. So with me,
Speaker 2: it's okay. So had I had some clients like that,
Speaker 2: They like, look Sasha for me, Okay, you're kind of
Speaker 2: sneak it in. However, what the healthy You have to
Speaker 2: eat the healthy stuff more than the meat. MEA gotta
Speaker 2: be a little bit. I tell people, like, maybe in
Speaker 2: the middle of the day, just eat a little bit
Speaker 2: of meat. Don't eat it at night, don't eat it,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. Eat it in the middle
Speaker 2: of the day, but make sure you're eating lots of
Speaker 2: vegetables with it to cleanse it out. You're eating lots
Speaker 2: of fruits that day, you're working out to cleanse it out,
Speaker 2: so it's not just sitting there.
Speaker 4: Don't eat it every day, so a couple of times.
Speaker 2: Over you eat little peace, that's fine, but just make
Speaker 2: sure that the rest of your meal is bigger than
Speaker 2: the meat. And what we do here, the meat is
Speaker 2: the main part, you know, for the most part.
Speaker 3: So yeah, right, I think when I stopped eating meat
Speaker 3: at like twenty okay, so I would say twenty eleven
Speaker 3: twenty twelve. I stopped with pork and beef. I remember
Speaker 3: cooking a rack of ribs when I was living in
Speaker 3: Saint Louis, and I'm like, this shit don't taste good,
Speaker 3: Like it just didn't taste the same anymore.
Speaker 1: So it turned me off in that way. So I
Speaker 1: just stopped.
Speaker 3: Stop making it right, make it right. Yeah, that is
Speaker 3: so offensive. You know how I feel about my cooking.
Speaker 3: Don't do meat, okay, Ron had challenging people Mama and grandmama,
Speaker 3: these niggas, like, I know I cooked better than your
Speaker 3: mama and your big mama, but it wasn't taste again.
Speaker 3: Actually cooked for my friends and they loved it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: So we had like a little Thanksgiving dinner at my
Speaker 3: house when I was in Saint Louis and they loved
Speaker 3: the food. But I was like this, this meat does
Speaker 3: not taste good anymore. So just kind of turned me off.
Speaker 3: And then it wasn't until I got into a relationship,
Speaker 3: my last relationship, and I think maybe twenty sixteen, we
Speaker 3: started doing vegan together. Like we did vegan, We started
Speaker 3: doing vegan for a month, I added seafood back in
Speaker 3: my diet. He continued on with vegan. I don't even
Speaker 3: like the term vegan for real, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I like plant based or alternative diet or whatever, because vegan,
Speaker 3: like I still wear leather shoes and shit, Like, I'm
Speaker 3: not a vegan, and I do eat the seafood, right,
Speaker 3: I try to eat it as less as possible.
Speaker 1: But girl, I'm a whole mermaid out here. I need
Speaker 1: my damn fish and shrimps. But you just gotta start small.
Speaker 3: You gotta start small, because now I can't even stand
Speaker 3: the smell of chicken, even if it's cooked with sauce
Speaker 3: on it, it smells raw.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't want when people cooking them, and
Speaker 2: I try not to because I'm like, I used this,
Speaker 2: I used to love.
Speaker 4: But once you're out of it, you're.
Speaker 2: Like, I'm trying to get me ten lit bit of
Speaker 2: pepper after we fish.
Speaker 3: You don't miss that living pepper record, Please can get
Speaker 3: you in a commercial.
Speaker 1: You're a limon pepper stepper. At this point.
Speaker 2: You look at certain foods different after you haven't had
Speaker 2: it in a long time, you look at it different.
Speaker 4: It's like I don't know about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing because I tried to do the
Speaker 2: autoimmune diet right, which it did include some meats a
Speaker 2: little bit, like organ meats and things like that, but
Speaker 2: but like liver and stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, liver and tongue and.
Speaker 2: But spices, spices were completely kind of like eliminated from
Speaker 2: the diet.
Speaker 1: A lot of different spices like black pepper and black
Speaker 1: people need those things.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was like I remember like really literally taking my
Speaker 2: forearm and like knocking everything off the kitchen counter because
Speaker 2: I was so upset about what I was allowed, the restrictions,
Speaker 2: and it just made me crave all the things that
Speaker 2: I enjoyed so much more so then I went ham.
Speaker 2: I went like crazy after I stopped the diet, And
Speaker 2: I think that has to be my problem. That's why
Speaker 2: I'm going to this hypnotists, because maybe it's a mental
Speaker 2: block that I have, or maybe it's okay, maybe it's
Speaker 2: you shouldn't do restrictions, especially at first. Maybe start to
Speaker 2: just start adding in healthier habits, like you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, just changing some things and maybe some replacements,
Speaker 2: not restricting yourself, because most people, again they can't do restrictions,
Speaker 2: like it's hard.
Speaker 4: It's hard.
Speaker 1: So maybe they're getting ten leven if Pepper gets seven.
Speaker 5: Maybe like five and then do like share one and
Speaker 5: share one and then like a big old salad or
Speaker 5: something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I did that, Like I'll get the
Speaker 2: salad instead of the fries. Okay, you see doing stuff
Speaker 2: like that, you don't have like diving into crazy. The
Speaker 2: reason I did because it was because of the I
Speaker 2: wanted to heal the five ones. I was like, I
Speaker 2: was a desperate at that point. But some people, again,
Speaker 2: they do it a little bit slowly, they slowly start transitioning.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so I know your part of your business is,
Speaker 3: you know, you help women heal their womb right and
Speaker 3: without telling us exactly within your packages or whatever, because y'all,
Speaker 3: she has a whole business surrounding your womb. Okay, so
Speaker 3: tell our listeners a little bit about your services that you.
Speaker 2: So my probably my most popular one is my program
Speaker 2: where I work with you for three months.
Speaker 4: It's called dy Talks about your Womb program.
Speaker 2: And it's amazing because I work with you literally for
Speaker 2: three months and rebalancing your hormones, cleansing your organs and
Speaker 2: we think we detalk and everything, and that we de
Speaker 2: talk in seven days, we do two detoxes and that.
Speaker 2: And it also I help you flood your body with
Speaker 2: nutrients because again, when we're dealing with fibroids, the bodies
Speaker 2: lacking minerals and nutrients, iron and all sorts of things.
Speaker 4: And then as we do that, we're starving off the fibroid.
Speaker 2: And women told me like, within a month they feel better,
Speaker 2: the bloating has gone down, a quille like, the periods
Speaker 2: start getting better.
Speaker 1: That problem. Yeah, And the.
Speaker 4: Periods start getting better.
Speaker 2: And then because you know, when when we're dealing with
Speaker 2: I always tell people when we're dealing with heavy periods
Speaker 2: or piers with a lot of symptoms, that that's a
Speaker 2: reflection of your current health status. So the periods start
Speaker 2: getting better, they start feeling better, they start and they
Speaker 2: start glowing, because you know, when you're dealing with heavy
Speaker 2: periods that you're pulling iron from your body, right, so
Speaker 2: you're looking all pale, and you know, so as some
Speaker 2: woman like I said to shrink the fib to excuse
Speaker 2: me to get rid of the fiboards. Some women may
Speaker 2: take six months, some women may take three months. Some
Speaker 2: women that may take a year, it depends on the person.
Speaker 2: But within thirty to sixty days, you'll feel better, your
Speaker 2: peers will be better, the fiboid symptoms will go away
Speaker 2: if you're consistent within thirty to sixty days.
Speaker 4: So I help them with that. I help them.
Speaker 2: And it's more of a customized thing. That's suppose people.
Speaker 2: If you really need something that's customized to your lifestyle
Speaker 2: to you, you the might of Tusk about your womb
Speaker 2: program is the best because I'm working with you and
Speaker 2: to customize it to your liking, you know, to your
Speaker 2: to your needs, to your schedule.
Speaker 4: Because some people are you know, they travel. I've had
Speaker 4: people have.
Speaker 2: Travel nurses and have people that they just they just
Speaker 2: have a busy, crazy, chaotic lifestyle.
Speaker 4: So you know it, you know they're able to still
Speaker 4: succeed in the program with that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and even with the detoxifying, right, they're gonna
Speaker 3: automatically lose weight oftentimes right.
Speaker 2: There we go, yes and so, but the thing is
Speaker 2: if there's been women that came to my program like
Speaker 2: they're they're very very very swim and they still have
Speaker 2: five boys in the metis and things like that, and
Speaker 2: what I do. I work a little with them a
Speaker 2: little differently than I will with somebody that was you know,
Speaker 2: you know, normal weight or overweight. So yeah, because we
Speaker 2: work on building healthier weight, you know, but still at
Speaker 2: the same time shrinking the five boys and rebalancing the hormones.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's one of them.
Speaker 2: And then I have my twelves sos on how to
Speaker 2: shrink your five boys full bundle course and that one
Speaker 2: is self study course that you can go at your
Speaker 2: own pace. And so you know, me telling you all
Speaker 2: of the stuff that I did to get rid of
Speaker 2: my five voice, plus a bonus stuff because I was
Speaker 2: training on how anemia, how to reverse anemia, how to
Speaker 2: cleanse your the fabic system, liberty toxification, which is important
Speaker 2: because if you are dealing with five boys, I mean,
Speaker 2: say we have a backed up liver, and also how
Speaker 2: to eliminate heavy bleeding, and we have five boids, so
Speaker 2: have all those.
Speaker 4: Trains in their meal plan.
Speaker 2: And they're also a grocery shopping list that's that's five
Speaker 2: boid friendly. So that's of course that people could don't
Speaker 2: want to go at their own pace.
Speaker 4: That course is see it for that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and I have other suff available, but those
Speaker 2: are like my two main ones.
Speaker 1: How fast I think the fibers grow?
Speaker 3: So, Tam, you just had fiber surgery in March and
Speaker 3: you are feeling like some type of way rights and
Speaker 3: you're not one hundred percent Yeah, yeah, so how do
Speaker 3: so would you have to then go back like for
Speaker 3: another What do they do like a CT scan MRI?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can do.
Speaker 3: Ultrasounds on the ground, you know, So is that protocol
Speaker 3: to recheck it and a certain time to see if
Speaker 3: there's new growth?
Speaker 1: You've got to wait till you got symptoms. They don't.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna check it unless you tell me, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because they they they're I feel like five words are
Speaker 2: so prevalent now that they should probably check on it
Speaker 2: every time you goes to the doctor.
Speaker 4: But they don't.
Speaker 2: So you have to ask, hey, I have these signals.
Speaker 2: So that's what I had to do because I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: why is this five boys so big? When I first
Speaker 2: found out I had five boys? Like why didn't y'all
Speaker 2: know before? But five boys can't grow pretty fast, especially
Speaker 2: if you're prone to them. They can, unfortunately so and
Speaker 2: even doing things that's triggering the five boys to growth,
Speaker 2: they grow.
Speaker 4: There's people that's had. It's like, look, I have five.
Speaker 2: My privates were two centimus and then a year they're
Speaker 2: like ten cents.
Speaker 4: What happened? I'm like, yeah, five works can go pretty fast.
Speaker 2: They can't, specially especially with black women, especially especially.
Speaker 1: That's what the grease. I'm trying to believe that mine
Speaker 1: are growing back.
Speaker 2: I haven't like gone to check, but I'm inclined to
Speaker 2: believe that because i feel like this last period I
Speaker 2: had was like as painful as the one before the surgery.
Speaker 2: So I'm upset about that because what was the point.
Speaker 2: What was the point of the surgery? If I'm just
Speaker 2: like just a couple of months later, I'm right back
Speaker 2: at square one. That's exactly what I said when I
Speaker 2: when that happened to me, I said, what the hell
Speaker 2: was the point? Had a woman who's who thoughts me
Speaker 2: on excuse me Facebook, she got she got the search
Speaker 2: that I was trying to talk her out of it,
Speaker 2: got the surgery last December, and I was like, don't
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 4: You know we can, you know I can work with you.
Speaker 4: We could do that. She was like, yeah, I'll just
Speaker 4: get the surgery and then afterwards.
Speaker 2: I'll work on that that It never works out like that.
Speaker 2: I said, girl, okay, and she's already had surgery before.
Speaker 4: That's why I was like, don't do it.
Speaker 1: You're keeping to fibroid surgery.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you keep cutting to you when that's what it
Speaker 2: calls you done scarring and then you want to have
Speaker 2: children later like you're you know. So then she had
Speaker 2: it again by May. She was like, girl, they just
Speaker 2: find my five center me her fib board. I was
Speaker 2: like no, So then she got my cool one of
Speaker 2: my courses twelve. It's the Hushtrea Get five Boys course,
Speaker 2: so hopefully I have to check off hert seats.
Speaker 4: She's how she's doing with that? Yeah, she was like,
Speaker 4: I just I can't believe it.
Speaker 2: I was like, that's how Unfortunately they can grow that fast, unfortunately,
Speaker 2: especially with black women.
Speaker 1: So, Tam, would you do a second surgery if you
Speaker 1: did have a No, I'm not going through that pain again.
Speaker 2: And that make it seem like it's so easy. Don't
Speaker 2: they like the surgeries? It's horrible mm hm.
Speaker 1: Because they caught your stomach open, so now you got
Speaker 1: to heal from that.
Speaker 3: And I really feel like they just like scarring black
Speaker 3: women's bodies exactly. You know what I'm saying because I've
Speaker 3: had two tubo pregnancy, so that's the issues. I won't
Speaker 3: say that I have fertility issues per se, you know,
Speaker 3: because I could carry a baby, but maintaining the or
Speaker 3: not maintaining the pregnancy. But I guess getting to the
Speaker 3: uterus might be a problem for me. Right, So if
Speaker 3: I were to have a kid, I'd probably do in
Speaker 3: vitro to skip to bypass the initial process.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: But I feel like the first time when I had
Speaker 3: tubo pregnancy, like this guy he cut me open, you know, so,
Speaker 3: I have a sea section scar with no baby, and
Speaker 3: it bothers me. And that's what I was telling ten
Speaker 3: before she got the surgery. I'm like that fucking that
Speaker 3: stomach sits on top of that goddamn car too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have tossage. It's hard, but you gotta you
Speaker 2: gotta really massage that area. I know exactly what you're
Speaker 2: talking about because I have that same scar too, but
Speaker 2: you gotta like really massage it.
Speaker 1: Three women with sea sect do you have kids, Sasha.
Speaker 4: No, no kids.
Speaker 2: And when I was you know what, when I was
Speaker 2: rolling out of the surgery, you know when they push
Speaker 2: you out, I saw women that was and I was
Speaker 2: in a wheelchair, but my mom was like wheeling me
Speaker 2: out of the surgery.
Speaker 4: I mean not just after, like I was leaving the hospital.
Speaker 2: The women that sitt next to me like that, also
Speaker 2: in the wheelchairs, they all have babies. I'm like, wow,
Speaker 2: I felt so horrible. I'm over here like just just
Speaker 2: in pain.
Speaker 4: For no reason.
Speaker 1: So I yeah, yeah, yeah, we.
Speaker 2: Didn't get hys correct me that little cliff right there
Speaker 2: above the scar where it's just like this little humph,
Speaker 2: it just won't fucking go away. So now I just
Speaker 2: tell the niggas that lick the hump, oh.
Speaker 1: Lift the gay entry, lots.
Speaker 4: Of lower air workouts, lots of massaging. It's hot, Yeah,
Speaker 4: that area, I know exactly. It's yeah, it's the area.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like it never It's very hard for it
Speaker 2: to go all the way back. It's just I'm like, damn,
Speaker 2: I just it's like I had a baby and I
Speaker 2: don't have a baby, like right, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So at our age, I guess now going forward,
Speaker 3: I want to try to talk about a little bit
Speaker 3: more meaningful things pertaining to women of our age, whether
Speaker 3: you want to acknowledge it or not. Bitch, Okay, we're
Speaker 3: here and there's a lot of us, okay, and we
Speaker 3: just need to inform people about these things. You got
Speaker 3: women late thirties going into their forties that are trying
Speaker 3: to have kids now having fertility issues. Like I said
Speaker 3: at the start of the show, my homegirl just froze
Speaker 3: her eggs. She'll be forty in December. So picking the
Speaker 3: right partners, Okay, it's crucial. Don't be letting anybody just
Speaker 3: run up in your damn womb, fucking your shit up.
Speaker 3: Swapping between me, Sausha and Tam. Okay, all our pussies
Speaker 3: is different. And now you're trying to figure out why
Speaker 3: you got lifelong BV. All of these things causes issues with.
Speaker 1: Your fucking womb.
Speaker 3: We didn't get into the uterus talk that I saw
Speaker 3: a post on your page or you were referencing a
Speaker 3: video about how the in the year twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: which a lot of shit's supposed to be happening between
Speaker 3: now and twenty thirty.
Speaker 1: Right about these.
Speaker 3: Men getting these wounds transferred, Where are they getting the
Speaker 3: healthy wounds while they're out here suggesting women to get
Speaker 3: hysterectomies because of fibroids or get a hysteric because of
Speaker 3: random shit that could be. Hello, yes, right, so they're
Speaker 3: after our wounds. You gotta be real careful man, they're
Speaker 3: after us. You're going to attack, y'all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, more on the women. So it's real. I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: it's real. They're making I see twenty two year olds
Speaker 2: these days getting hysterectory between the age fifteen and twenty five.
Speaker 2: For black women, twenty five percent of them have five voids. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's getting younger and younger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or do we have five roids? You just never know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, y'all ask for them the film when they do
Speaker 3: these these CT scans and MRIs. Ask for the film
Speaker 3: so you can see it for yourself. They might give
Speaker 3: you somebody else shit. You just never know.
Speaker 1: I suggest people to get a black female doctor.
Speaker 3: Anytime I look like move to a different area and
Speaker 3: I'm looking for a doctor. You know, you can go
Speaker 3: in and put your filtering underneath you on your healthcare website.
Speaker 1: You can put your filters in.
Speaker 3: I always look for a black female doctor or a
Speaker 3: foreign female doctor, so Indian Asian like, that's it. These
Speaker 3: people don't take care of us in the hospitals. Man
Speaker 3: under attack every which way and.
Speaker 4: Always get a second opinion too.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, but we really really appreciate you Sasha for coming
Speaker 3: on so we talk back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, drop by your.
Speaker 3: Socials, let everybody know what you got going on and
Speaker 3: where they can find you.
Speaker 4: Absolutely so Instagram.
Speaker 2: My name is just Social Rosa Health Coach, no no underscoring,
Speaker 2: not just straight up social Rosa Health Coaching. I'm on
Speaker 2: Facebook as well just as Social Rosa. I'm on TikTok
Speaker 2: Social Rosa Health Coach, you know, no underscore, and I'm
Speaker 2: even on YouTube as well as Social Rosa, so you
Speaker 2: can find me there. I'm most active, I will say,
Speaker 2: on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Those Yeah, I'm most active
Speaker 2: on those, so definitely find me. Would love to connect
Speaker 2: with you ladies, especially if you're dealing with wroom health issues. Definitely,
Speaker 2: you know you can find me, you can. I have
Speaker 2: so much content going on for years, you can, you know,
Speaker 2: go through my stuff, you can message me and yeah,
Speaker 2: so I'm gonna definitely reach out to you because I
Speaker 2: feel like I need to like revisit what I need
Speaker 2: to do, because I feel like these fiberries have come
Speaker 2: back honestly, like maybe not and with the a vengeance
Speaker 2: they had the first time, but they're on their way,
Speaker 2: you know, they keep growing. So and the earlier you
Speaker 2: you addressed it, the better because you don't want it
Speaker 2: to get bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and even with your mss stam, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, because it's probably the same regimen.
Speaker 2: This is the same thing, the same thing, you know what,
Speaker 2: the same thing that causes any type of disorders, caused
Speaker 2: fibers because xtragen dominant, same thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the same thing.
Speaker 1: All right, So y'all definitely be in touch.
Speaker 2: But I might be a mean ass bitch, y'all if
Speaker 2: I can't have living pipperwins.
Speaker 1: You know, you'll live for real. Literally.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Sasha, and stay on. Okay, y'all
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Speaker 1: your fibroys period? Oh well,