Justin Gardner
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Mar
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And again, one of the things, I'll come back to kind of the safety profile, is it's a great first-line therapy, especially before you move on to more harsh or more toxic treatments that might be steroidal, might actually create some antibiotic resistance, might have some side effects to them. We have no allergic reactions to our product.
Again, it's the same molecule your body's producing internally. So I would say it's a great therapy.
You've got all the products. I think you've got how it works. And yeah, I mean, that was kind of the amazing one from going to launching us into intensive care units and intensive care burn units and these chronic wound care centers. And you're like, wow, this is so simple. Why couldn't it work on diaper rash, right?
Like if you have something that's so powerful to be used in surgical centers, but the safety profile is there, why can't you use it for everyday simple issues? And it turns out it works amazing for that.
Well, I very much appreciate that. I founded the company, and we're still very small in terms of the pharmaceutical world or medical device world. So being able to tell people about it through platforms like yours is how we get the word out. We just don't have the billion-dollar pharmaceutical budgets to run TV ads every day. So this is a great way.
It's a great product, and I'm appreciative to have a voice on your show.
And the last one of the reasons why I love it too, or hydrating serum is because it doesn't have that greasiness. I don't know if you've noticed that. And then we're not adding any sense.
And then she said, yes, sir.
Justin, where are you? Um, so on Instagram, you can find us at active skin repair. Um, and we're online at active skin repair.com and physically I'm in San Diego.
We are. So we're fully vertically integrated. Our manufacturing facility is just east of LA. So I'm located in San Diego, but our manufacturing facility is just east of LA. Everything's made in California here in the US.
Yeah, we get a bunch of that, especially in sensitive areas. No sting, no toxicity. So, yeah, it works right there.
No, we were the, you know, when Deborah Burke, it's great to be with you, Dr. True. I guess we first talked like three years ago now, and now I've been on like three or four times. So excited here because we have a new beginning and we'll talk about that in a minute.
But yeah, with Dr. Scott Atlas, we actually helped arrange a lot of these meetings between some of the Stanford folks and the folks at the White House. And then we got the call. He doesn't have anyone. The White House hasn't assigned Dr. Atlas anyone to help him except for maybe an intern and sort of like, you know, a guide. And so he needed some data people. So...
Remember, Dr. Birx used to give an interview and she'd say, Dr. Atlas had all these very shadowy people behind him who were doing all these. That was us. It was completely pro bono. And we did it remotely. But basically, day in from August 2020, July 2020 on through November, we every day were just in there saying, okay, what can we do to counter and help Scott right the ship?
So that was kind of the genesis story between a lot of people there.
Yeah, you know, it was a crazy scene. If it was just one or two things that they got wrong, but, I mean, the list is enormous. The origin of the disease, the transmission type, asymptomatic spread, the PCR testing regime, the fatality rate, the lockdowns, the plexiglass. Take the plexiglass, for example. Billions and billions of dollars spent on this thing.
And then the CDC quietly, in March of 2021, removed that recommendation from schools and retail to use plexiglass because all of a sudden he realized, oh, you know what? It really doesn't help. It's another surface to clean and it impedes airflow. I mean, think of just the billions of dollars wasted for that and the mindset that goes into that and masking.
And then you go down to the list to vaccine and vaccine injuries. I can't think of a single thing they got wrong except to actually abandon their office and go elsewhere.
Well, you recall Dr. Fauci's lieutenant who took heat on the Hill. I'm trying to remember his name. But basically, he was caught, you know, avoiding FOIAs, and he made a fool of himself in front of Congress, right? Well, he was the co-author, David Morens, right? So David Morens and Dr. Fauci have been co-authors on papers for the last dozen years.
And what's funny is you can see them increasingly moving towards the thing of, darn it, why can't we get back to just olden times where we weren't gathered at sports places? We weren't gathered in these massive moving hordes. Oh, yeah. Really? By the time...
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