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Speaker 2: We are back with Elizabeth Carson, co author of Mother
Speaker 2: Earth Effects Volumes one and two, and she's busy working
Speaker 2: on volume three. So let's dive into some maybe some
Speaker 2: case studies from either volume one or two from Mother
Speaker 2: Earth Effects. What are people saying, I mean, we can't
Speaker 2: make medical claims, but we you know, anecdotally, when people
Speaker 2: are exposing themselves to these negative ions coming from the
Speaker 2: Earth's surface through grounding, earthing, what are they telling you?
Speaker 3: Well, there's a very very interesting story that I was
Speaker 3: actually present for, and this blew my mind and filled
Speaker 3: this whole concept about earthing and grounding to me. Actually,
Speaker 3: so the first time in person that I met mister
Speaker 3: quint Albert and beautiful Olivia Ramirez Smith with my co author,
Speaker 3: I knew that I was meeting them, so I had
Speaker 3: brought one of my friends named Brisa, and Brisa had
Speaker 3: a pond stroke And for people that don't know what
Speaker 3: that is, it's basically where you get locked in your body.
Speaker 3: So she had a stroke and she was conscious the
Speaker 3: entire time, locked in her body, was not able to move,
Speaker 3: was not able to talk, and you know, I'm so
Speaker 3: glad that she's still here with us today that they
Speaker 3: didn't pull the plug because she was conscious the whole time,
Speaker 3: and so she was unconscious, not unconscious, but she was,
Speaker 3: you know, unable to move and in the hospital for
Speaker 3: an extended period of time. She couldn't breathe on her own,
Speaker 3: she couldn't eat on her own, so they had to
Speaker 3: put a drake in her throat. And so in doing
Speaker 3: this and having that drake for so many months that
Speaker 3: she was down, she would have to go back in
Speaker 3: after she recovered from the stroke, she would have to
Speaker 3: go back into the hospital to basically have surgery every
Speaker 3: three months to get the scar tissue that would grow
Speaker 3: in the place where the track was in her throat
Speaker 3: so she was able to eat and breathe right. So
Speaker 3: every three months she would have to keep going back
Speaker 3: to the hospital to get this procedure done so she
Speaker 3: was able to function properly. So I knew that she was,
Speaker 3: you know, had this stroke, and I just felt in
Speaker 3: my soul that something like grounding, that grounding was going
Speaker 3: to help her. So I had her come to this
Speaker 3: meeting with Clinton Olivia, and so we're all sitting in
Speaker 3: this room in California, and Brisa walks in, and as
Speaker 3: she walks in, she's whispering, and she's like, hey, guys,
Speaker 3: so good to see everybody. And her voice was very
Speaker 3: very soft in a whisper. And so I'm like, Brisa,
Speaker 3: what's going on? And so she started to explain her story.
Speaker 3: She sat down across from Clint, and while she was
Speaker 3: talking about her story, Clint grounded her with a patch.
Speaker 3: So she took the palm of her hands and put
Speaker 3: a patch right in the palm of her hand, plugged
Speaker 3: it into the outlet, and Brisa continued to sit there
Speaker 3: and tell her story. So she's talking about the stroke
Speaker 3: and she's talking about the reason why she's whispering. She
Speaker 3: had just gotten in and over the surgery, I think
Speaker 3: a week prior to this meeting, so she's still I mean,
Speaker 3: it takes a while to recover from this procedure. Her voice.
Speaker 3: You can't really talk very much afterwards, and you can't
Speaker 3: really eat much. You definitely can't eat solid foods after
Speaker 3: this procedure for a couple of weeks. So she had
Speaker 3: just gotten this then, and as we're sitting there, I'm
Speaker 3: watching this whole thing happen. I'm looking at Brisa and
Speaker 3: I'm like, this is weird because there's a red mark
Speaker 3: on her throat. And so I'm staring at this red
Speaker 3: mark and it becomes more pronounced, and then it becomes
Speaker 3: it looks like a perfect circle. And so I was like, guys,
Speaker 3: do you see her throwings? She all right? You know,
Speaker 3: there's there's a circle around her throat. And then as
Speaker 3: I'm saying that, I'm looking at her face now and
Speaker 3: her face the color, the pink is coming back to
Speaker 3: her cheeks and her face. And then I'm also noticing
Speaker 3: that her whisper has turned into a very soft tone
Speaker 3: of voice from he guys to hey guys, and I
Speaker 3: start freaking out right, I stand up. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 3: I know everyone's seeing this. There's a red dot on
Speaker 3: her throat. She's talking, you know, she's not whispering anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what is happening here? And at that moment,
Speaker 3: Brisa she didn't know what was happening, and so she
Speaker 3: starts feeling her face and she's like, what's going on?
Speaker 3: I feel a little tingly, And so Clinton starts to
Speaker 3: explain to her that you're getting blood flow, right, your
Speaker 3: circulation is starting to move. Your fluids and your body
Speaker 3: are starting to move, and so the red dot on
Speaker 3: your throat is actually blood being brought to that area,
Speaker 3: because as you know, when blood goes to different areas,
Speaker 3: blood is the carrier of nutrition, right, so blood, you
Speaker 3: know that that circle in her throat was brain nutrition
Speaker 3: and healing to that area where she had just gotten
Speaker 3: this surgery. I mean, the color was coming back in
Speaker 3: her face. She was able to speak. She wasn't talking
Speaker 3: like how I am, but she definitely was not whispering anymore.
Speaker 3: And she was almost scared, like, what's going on. I
Speaker 3: don't know, I don't know what this is, And she
Speaker 3: said I feel tingly and Clint is you know, reassuring
Speaker 3: her and letting her know that this is normal and
Speaker 3: you're finally getting proper blood flows to different areas. And
Speaker 3: so my mind is blown at this time. And as
Speaker 3: we leave the meeting, I'm like, Brisa, let me know
Speaker 3: how this goes. You know, we've gifted her with some
Speaker 3: earthing stuff. So she left that meeting and for the
Speaker 3: first time since she started having these surgeries, she was
Speaker 3: able to go to a restaurant and eat solid food.
Speaker 3: And this this blew my mind. And I talked to
Speaker 3: her about a month after that meeting and she said
Speaker 3: that she was sleeping through the night for the first
Speaker 3: time in her life. She was able to, you know,
Speaker 3: have the surgery and eat solid foods. She went straight
Speaker 3: over to her family's house after this meeting and just
Speaker 3: to tell them about this, and she was so excited
Speaker 3: and they were so surprised when she walked in because
Speaker 3: of her tone of voice. She was not whispering. And
Speaker 3: so grounding for her has completely shifted her life, and
Speaker 3: now she is a huge advocate for it because of
Speaker 3: the changes in her life that grounding has made. I mean,
Speaker 3: she had a lot of things happened from you know,
Speaker 3: being locked in her body. I think it was eleven months,
Speaker 3: and so she had a lot of problems and issues
Speaker 3: after this stroke, and so grounding for her has almost
Speaker 3: brought her back to life, brought her health back where
Speaker 3: she's almost able to behave normally, live, normally, sleep through
Speaker 3: the night. I mean, it's just incredible what grounding and
Speaker 3: earthing has done for her.
Speaker 2: Does she still have the scar tissue building up in
Speaker 2: her I guess her trach yet? Does she still have
Speaker 2: to have that and remove surgically or did that go
Speaker 2: away with the grounding?
Speaker 3: You know what, Richard, I'm so happy to say this
Speaker 3: that now she does not have to go back every
Speaker 3: three months, that it actually is over a year, over
Speaker 3: a year. Now. She's been grounding now for I think
Speaker 3: four or five six years, and so now she doesn't
Speaker 3: have to go in as often as she used to.
Speaker 3: She does still have to go in, but I mean
Speaker 3: a year after like three months to a year, I mean,
Speaker 3: it's just so much relief in her life. So, I mean,
Speaker 3: it was incredible. I literally watched this all happen with
Speaker 3: my eyes. So this really sold me on this. This
Speaker 3: really did.
Speaker 2: In the book, I mean, there are some personal stories
Speaker 2: where the healing is like the one that you just told,
Speaker 2: where it seemed very rapid, the benefits were almost immediate.
Speaker 2: Others he sort of gradual improvement. Why do you suppose
Speaker 2: that is?
Speaker 3: Well, you know what I feel like autoimmune disease. When
Speaker 3: when that happens, it ravages your body, right, so your
Speaker 3: your body and immune system is turning on each other
Speaker 3: pretty much. And so after the damage has been done,
Speaker 3: Let's say a person with MS right multiple, I mean
Speaker 3: a person with MS the damage is significant within the body. Right,
Speaker 3: So a person with MS actually when is they're grounded,
Speaker 3: the damage is not happening current, right, But because of
Speaker 3: all the damage that has done prior, I think that
Speaker 3: it takes a while for grounding to really go in
Speaker 3: and and heal the body because of the damage. So,
Speaker 3: for instance, there's another story, beautiful story in our book
Speaker 3: about a woman with endometriosis, and she was told her
Speaker 3: whole life that she would not be able to have children,
Speaker 3: that it was impossible for her to have kids, and
Speaker 3: she shouldn't even try because of the rest.
Speaker 2: Right. Endemy drosis is sort of like scar tissue and
Speaker 2: the uterine lining.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, a bunch of scar tissues that builds up,
Speaker 3: and yeah, it just ravages the inside of your uterus
Speaker 3: for women, I mean extremely extremely painful as well. And
Speaker 3: so I mean the woman in the book, she really
Speaker 3: she even talks about how painful this is, and I
Speaker 3: can't even imagine the torture that she lived through with
Speaker 3: this this you know, disease. So I mean she was
Speaker 3: crushed because you know, her life, all her life, all
Speaker 3: she wanted to do is be a mother. And so
Speaker 3: all of these doctors after you know, trying to. She
Speaker 3: went in with her her husband at the time, and
Speaker 3: you know, they always just denied, you could not have
Speaker 3: a kid. You could not have a kid, You cannot
Speaker 3: have a kid. And luckily her significant other is actually
Speaker 3: Olivia's son, and so he introduced her to grounding, and
Speaker 3: you know, her process of healing it did take a while.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was not immediate. The damage in her
Speaker 3: body was significant, so you know, right away she didn't
Speaker 3: get relief, but she did see changes in her sleep
Speaker 3: almost immediately. Almost immediately she was able to sleep longer hours.
Speaker 3: So after a couple months of grounding, she would go
Speaker 3: back into the doctor and visit the doctor, and the
Speaker 3: doctor would say, you know, this actually is looking better,
Speaker 3: and she was complaining less about pain, and through the
Speaker 3: test they were seeing that she was getting better and
Speaker 3: they were like, what are you doing? You know, what
Speaker 3: is going on? And you know, she she let them know,
Speaker 3: but they, you know, doctors didn't really explore that further.
Speaker 3: So another six months goes down the line. Now she's pregnant. Pregnant,
Speaker 3: so through grounding and earthing, I mean, her journey with
Speaker 3: this is so incredible. Now she has two children, two
Speaker 3: children with her husband. She grounds every day she has,
Speaker 3: you know, the pain, I think, and even in the
Speaker 3: book she talks about how it's gone down to almost nothing.
Speaker 3: I mean she's literally gotten her life back. But it
Speaker 3: did take her longer than you know, Breefe's situation. It
Speaker 3: took her a little bit longer, but she was able
Speaker 3: to have children. She was able to slowly feel better
Speaker 3: and get full nights of rest from grounding and earthing. So,
Speaker 3: I mean, I think it's because some people have so
Speaker 3: much damage in their body that it takes them a
Speaker 3: little bit longer to get back to house than others.
Speaker 2: How does orthodox medicine view earthing or grounding? Are they suspicious?
Speaker 2: Are they skeptical?
Speaker 3: I would say absolutely are yes. I mean a Clint
Speaker 3: at this point has has proven the science. But even
Speaker 3: when I got introduced to grounding, probably you know, eight
Speaker 3: years ago, it was so woo woo, right quote unquote
Speaker 3: woo woo. It's like, yeah, earthing, grounding is for hippies,
Speaker 3: you know, it was kind of just shunned in mainstream.
Speaker 3: And that's because people couldn't believe that if you do
Speaker 3: something so simple as connect to the Earth's surface, that
Speaker 3: your body is going to start feeling better, that you're
Speaker 3: going to start feeling better, I mean, and then also
Speaker 3: you got to think about it. Western medicine is really
Speaker 3: really focused on capitalization, right, It's based on how much
Speaker 3: money they can make. And so with something and the
Speaker 3: most important health discovery of life, I think, which is grounding,
Speaker 3: I mean, it could solve so many problems in my opinion,
Speaker 3: and so they don't want that because people will not
Speaker 3: need to go in and get their pills every week, right,
Speaker 3: they will not need to go into the doctor and
Speaker 3: get these surgeries all the time because people will start
Speaker 3: getting healthier. So I feel like mainstream and western medicine
Speaker 3: especially does not want this to be public and well
Speaker 3: known because it would just you know, it would ruin
Speaker 3: the dollar sign.
Speaker 2: Can you share another case study from either volume of
Speaker 2: The Mother Earth Effect?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, So there's another woman. She was actually had
Speaker 3: liver thorrhosis, throsis of the liver, and you know, it
Speaker 3: didn't have very long to live, that's how bad the
Speaker 3: soorhosis was. And unfortunately, you know, she was you know,
Speaker 3: at that end state, and so the doctors were not
Speaker 3: predicting that she would live much longer. So she actually
Speaker 3: met Olivia at a conference and Olivia grounded her and
Speaker 3: this woman she still has soorrosis of the liver, but
Speaker 3: she is still with us today and a half years
Speaker 3: after she met Olivia, which is another incredible story. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's just time and time again I hear these things
Speaker 3: and then even speaking on grounding and earthing, Richard, I
Speaker 3: have spoken to hundreds, hundreds of people that I have
Speaker 3: grounded and educated about this modality of this beautiful, beautiful healing. Right.
Speaker 3: I have gotten so many testimonials and so many people
Speaker 3: coming back to me like this has completely shifted my life.
Speaker 3: I mean, chronic pain significantly reduced sleep. I mean, sleep
Speaker 3: is so important for the body, it's the most important.
Speaker 3: If you're not getting good sleep, your brain and body
Speaker 3: is not detoxing, so you're you know, you're walking around
Speaker 3: toxic and that is probably the top top cause of
Speaker 3: inflammation in the body when you don't when you're not
Speaker 3: able to detox properly, and people, especially especially in America,
Speaker 3: are so stressed and they're not getting the full seven
Speaker 3: eight hours of sleep that you need for the body's
Speaker 3: health to be able to recover. So what grounding does
Speaker 3: is it helps you to get into the great states
Speaker 3: of sleep to optimize your sleep and to get enough
Speaker 3: of it right. So, I mean, you're you're just so many,
Speaker 3: so many testimonials of people just just coming back to
Speaker 3: me like this is completely shift in my life, and
Speaker 3: just the thanks that I get, you know, it's it's
Speaker 3: so heartfelt. I mean, this is so important to me
Speaker 3: and my soul just because of how many people I
Speaker 3: know that this has helped.
Speaker 2: So it almost seems it almost seems too easy. I
Speaker 2: can I maybe this is why the medical establishment is
Speaker 2: so suspicious. What do you mean you just walk on
Speaker 2: barefoot in the grass or you know, yes, you have
Speaker 2: other you know technology that can simulate or replicate that,
Speaker 2: But walking around barefoot on the grass is going to
Speaker 2: you know, have a cure your chronic conditions or alleviate arthritis.
Speaker 2: It's just too simple.
Speaker 1: Do you hear that?
Speaker 2: A lot? Do people come back to you say, oh,
Speaker 2: this is just too.
Speaker 3: Simple all the time, all the time, Richard, I do
Speaker 3: I hear it. I mean people really they don't believe it.
Speaker 3: And I think it's because we've been conditioned so much
Speaker 3: that we need to depend on, you know, doctors to
Speaker 3: tell us how we feel, and we just need to,
Speaker 3: you know, depend on the pill like we have, just
Speaker 3: putting put so much power outside of ourselves.
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