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Speaker 1: Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.

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Speaker 2: Brent Nudson is a self made entrepreneur who learned in

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Speaker 2: the nineteen nineties that mathematical algorithms, quantum physics and frequencies

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Speaker 2: were going to shape the future, and he went on

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Speaker 2: to forge one of the largest Canadian debit and credit

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Speaker 2: card processing platforms, known as Tangerine Concepts. His technologies have

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Speaker 2: now been in use within the wellness industry for years

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Speaker 2: with amazing results and people benefiting from pain reduction, improved

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Speaker 2: injury recovery, anti aging properties and improved health. He's passionate

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Speaker 2: about frequency and quantum field technologies and excited to bring

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Speaker 2: these technologies to the world at large. He understands today's

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Speaker 2: environmental problems and is the founder and CEO of four Urbs, Inc,

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Speaker 2: a global initiative. Brent Nudson, Welcome back to Coast to

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Speaker 2: Coast AM.

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Speaker 3: Hi Richard. Great to be here, Great to be back

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Speaker 3: with you.

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Speaker 2: Doctor Magda Havis is an environmental toxicologist and Professor Emerita

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Speaker 2: at Trent School of the Environment at Trent University in Peterborough, Canada.

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Speaker 2: In addition to her research documenting the harmful effects of

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Speaker 2: electromagnetic pollution on plants, insects, farm animals, and humans. Doctor

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Speaker 2: Havis is also studying the beneficial effects of pulse electromagnetic

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Speaker 2: fields and like therapy. She's published more than two hundred

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Speaker 2: articles and has given more than three hundred and eighty

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Speaker 2: presentations in more than thirty countries and at twenty five

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Speaker 2: universities and colleges globally on her research. Her passion is

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Speaker 2: to share this information with the public, politicians, and healthcare

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Speaker 2: providers so they can make more informed decisions regarding their

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Speaker 2: EMF exposure. Doctor Havis, welcome back to Coast to.

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Speaker 4: You by her being back.

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Speaker 2: Richard Brent, this is your second appearance on Coast you

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Speaker 2: were back. You were on with me in March talking

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Speaker 2: about this pure wave cell. And I'll direct listeners to

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Speaker 2: the Coast to Coast AM website if they go into

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Speaker 2: the slight carousel, which is right there in the landing page,

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Speaker 2: and they'll see for RB's feature photos and that first

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Speaker 2: photograph is of the actual pure wave cell. Just explain

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Speaker 2: what that cell contains and what it's all about.

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Speaker 3: Oh okay, great, Richard. What I'll do is I'll try

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Speaker 3: to make it is when they're looking at it, or

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Speaker 3: for those that are listening can see. So in basically

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Speaker 3: following a formula, a mathematical formula on sacred geometry principle,

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Speaker 3: it's just taking very strong neodemium magnets, very powerful and

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Speaker 3: the reason that they're important is because they won't lose

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Speaker 3: any of their gas rate for at least twenty years,

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Speaker 3: so they won't lose any of their strength. So what

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Speaker 3: basically is inside that cell is really potent neodemium magnets

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Speaker 3: in that pure wave cell, it holds an algorithm frequency

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Speaker 3: that we're looking that has a real profound effect on

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Speaker 3: not only human cells, but insects, cells, plants, any kind

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Speaker 3: that's that's dealing organically, and so that is what is

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Speaker 3: they're looking at when they're looking at the cell. But

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Speaker 3: it's a very potent, very strong, about forty eight thousand

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Speaker 3: gauze strong magnetic frequency that's put into a geometric.

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Speaker 2: Form and these these neodymium magnets are placed in the

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Speaker 2: alignment is based on sacred geometry.

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Speaker 3: Correct, Yes, that's that's the key, Richard, is that that

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Speaker 2: All right, So obviously what we're talking about here is

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Speaker 2: Pollinating is responsible for that. So this is a dire situation.

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Speaker 2: What you're trying to do with these pure wave cells

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Speaker 2: And so your your mission is to get one of

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Speaker 3: And then you're also that's exactly what we As a

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Speaker 3: phenomenal on coming in and supporting buying our honey and

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Speaker 3: what that enabled us to do is we give out

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Speaker 3: And the more that it can be financially for the beekeepers,

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Speaker 4: And so I came on board last fall. And what

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Speaker 4: And basically what we're doing is simply allowing them to

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Speaker 4: The other yard that does have the pure wave cell

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Speaker 4: And when we compare the two, we compare them last

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Speaker 4: we found that the bees in the pure with the

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Speaker 4: much more active, They had a very good hygiene for

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Speaker 4: a very small low level of light infestation. They looked

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Speaker 4: to split the hives because they were overcrowding. Whereas in

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Speaker 4: more hives were dead the colony collapse disorder. They needed

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Speaker 4: much many more queens. They were a little bit more

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Speaker 4: it's really making a difference based on with the farmers

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Speaker 4: the beekeepers have shown and certainly based on our preliminary

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Speaker 2: I've got less than a minute here before we break

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Speaker 2: at the bottom of the hour, doctor Habits, But what

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Speaker 2: about the production of honey in the hives, those with

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Speaker 2: the pure wave cell and those without.

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Speaker 1: Did you find Well, when.

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Speaker 4: The when the original beekeepers for doing their study, they

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Speaker 4: have have pure wave cells, and some didn't. And when

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Speaker 4: that happened, the honey production was much greater with the

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Speaker 4: pure wave cell. In our study, what we're finding is

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Speaker 4: the honey production is virtually identical when you when you

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Speaker 4: simply because one has a better food source than the other.

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Speaker 4: And we've done a little bit of a change to

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Speaker 4: the experiment that we can talk about when we come back,

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Speaker 4: and that'll show us whether or not the food is

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