Wim Hof
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1,034 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Wim Hof’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The same thing happens with other viral pathogens.
It's the over-inflammatory response from the immune system.
It gets hyperactivated.
When we say that people are immunosuppressed or they have a weak immune system,
It doesn't mean that their immune system doesn't react.
It means that it overreacts very often.
So, you know, you get a viral infection and it takes so long for the immune system to lock in that that virus has built up to such a level that when the immune system finally engages, you die of inflammation.
And the fact that we now have a mechanism to control that cytokine storm
Proven, by the way, this isn't hyperbole.
I mean, I'm going to link all of the studies that this man has done with all of this.
By the way, getting published in Nature and some of these journals, these are very, very prestigious, peer-reviewed journals, and the science is there.
And I think that academia—
fears humanity having control of their own destiny.
And humanity having control over our own health.
And we know that the Bible says this, so a man thinketh he shall become.
And when we get infected with disease, with pathology,
If we give up and say, I no longer believe in what God gave us, I believe only in what man makes us, yeah, I'm gonna need a pharmaceutical, a synthetic, a chemical to fix this, rather than the deep belief that we can heal ourselves and using things like cold and like breath work.
And I wanna talk about some of the mechanisms.
Because this is now no longer like a tree-hugging society that's out breathing in the wilderness.
This is data that has been done at some of the leading universities in the world, leading research institutions in the world.
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