Terence (Terry) Campe

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288 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 30 Jul

Terence (Terry) Campe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Problem, the challenge is, is there's not many things known that move the body into rest and digest.
Medical community has been looking for decades and haven't found it because they want people to take a drug to get there.
You mentioned breathing, meditation, chiropractic can physically adjust it, but it's just for minutes at a time.
Turns out that this extract that we got blessed by, the bitter acids, when we take in anything bitter, so most poisons are bitter.
Have you ever had food poisoning?
Okay, great.
So you know exactly how bitter receptors work.
Something went in and those bitter receptors you have on your tongue, esophagus and small intestine.
And when your body figured out that whatever went in was dangerous, it's coming out and it's coming out both ends.
So every single time the bitter substance, remember matured hot bitter acids, every time they enter the body, the bitter receptors do exactly what they were wired to do.
They respond.
Long story short, it moves the body, when it realizes it's not a poison, it moves the body into rest and digestion.
You're there for hours.
That is very, very healthy.
So now all these processes, when the vagus nerve is in fight or flight, it'll start to shut off some of the signals to 1,100 different processes that are controlled by the vagus nerve, 1,100.
600 of those are just in the digestive system.
It controls your heart and your lungs.
It's a big deal.
Autonomic nervous system, vagus nerve, brain-gut connection, vagus nerve.
And almost no one knows this.
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