Josh Redd

It's absolute bogus.

But that's what kind of separates us from other people is because...

We can look at the research, apply it.

I can show a text to all of our doctors.

Hey, start doing this and report back to me to see if it works.

And then within a few weeks, I'll get texts of yes, this works, this works, this works or nothing.

You know, when it comes to coffee enemas, we see that that it really effectively helps them.

It also helps with detoxification phases one and two about transformation.

It does a number of other things.

And so if it's done the right way, it can significantly, you know, help with that anti-inflammatory cholinergic pathway that we talked about.

Just getting the vagal nuclei to fire and all that as well.

Are there risks?

I mean, if you get coffee that's full of mold and all that stuff, you know, I'm sure there is.

But we haven't had any patients that have had issues doing coffee enemas, you know, which is...

For the most part.

I mean, once a person starts doing coffee enemas, they'll be like, I love that.

Really?

It's awesome.

I mean, we'll have people that have severe gut issues for a prolonged period of time that will start doing coffee and MS on a consistent basis.

And then all of a sudden, after having bowel issues for 20 years, not have any moving forward.