Episode 237: Neurological Integration Systems
With Dr. Daniel Pompa and Dr. Jim Bentz
Ashley:
Hello, everyone. Welcome to Cellular Healing TV. I’m Ashley Smith. Today we welcome a very special cellular healing doc, Dr. Jim Bentz. Dr. Jim is one of Dr. Pompa’s HCF Platinum practitioners, and he is here to discuss his experience as part of this growing network. Dr. Jim practices the multi-therapeutic form of chiropractic care called neurological integration, also known as NIS. It is a system that allows a practitioner to detect and correct neurological signaling breakdowns between the brain and the body and is soundly based in current neuroscience. We are excited for you to hear Dr. Jim’s story, and learn about how he implements Dr. Pompa’s Platinum Program into his own practice.
First, I’d like to share just a bit more about Dr. Jim Bentz. Dr. Bentz graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1984 and has been in practice in Washington State since 1985. His practice is focused on functional medicine and functional neurology, and he has been the North American trainer for neurological integration systems since 2014. Dr. Bentz is passionate about empowering his patients to regain and maintain their health. He has also been a HCF Platinum member since 2016, and to the doctors and healthcare practitioners who are listening, please stay tuned at the end of the episode if you are interested about learning more about this incredible program. This is going to be a great episode, so let’s welcome Dr. Bentz and Dr. Pompa and get right into it. This is Cellular Healing TV.
Dr. Pompa:
Dr. Jim Bentz is our guest today. You’re actually a very special guest because you’re one of these doctors that I talk a lot about, Jim. I talk about these cellular healing, cellular detox doctors that we train across the country and the world, and I talk about it as a growing group of people who do all of these things that you all hear on CellTV. I mean, Dr. Jim does the intermittent fasting. He teaches his clients and patients these principles, diet variation, the cellular detox, all of it in a multi-therapeutic approach. You’re going to hear today about this from a clinical perspective. What’s going on in Jim’s office?
Jim also does a very special form of chiropractic care that you all need to know about. I’ll tell you, Jim, I’ll give you a little kudos here. You were doing some training here at the house at our mastermind, and we had a table up there. Everyone was lining up for you to work on them, all of us doctors, and I missed it. Man, I missed the table. You all are going to hear about this special form of chiropractic that Jim really is an amazing expert. I’ll tell you, when you put that together with this multi-therapeutic approach that we do with the detox and all of these ancient healing strategies that you learn on the show, this is going to be a show to watch.
Dr. Jim, tell us your story, man. I mean, how did you get into this? I have so much respect for you. I really do, so tell us your story.
Dr. Bentz:
Thanks so much. It’s just such an honor to be here with you today. If we go way back…
Dr. Pompa:
Jim is 100 years old.
Dr. Bentz:
That’s right.
Dr. Pompa:
He looks really good because he turned into a recreation.
Dr. Bentz:
I do. I look good for 100, don’t I? It’s interesting. My dad was a dentist, and he got very interested in dental health way back in the 1960s before people really I think understood how important the mouth was to our overall health.
Dr. Pompa:
Oh, man.
Dr. Bentz:
I remember when he—you’ll appreciate this, Dan. When we were kids, he did amalgam fillings just like dentists did back then, right? He used to bring mercury home, and let us play with it and stuff. Thank God for true cellular detox now, right? When he found out, it was around the early 60s, and what happened was that he got this letter from OSHA and said, look, you dentists, you’re using mercury. You need to dispose of this as a toxin, as a Class 1 toxin. My dad goes, well, wait a minute. We’re putting this in people’s mouths.
Dr. Pompa:
By the way, on that, it’s because dental offices were identified as being the number one problem with the environment, how much mercury was going in the environment. Still to this day, this is a major unsaid issue, even though OSHA has made some major adjustments around it.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, he started looking into it, and he was just appalled. It’s like I never learned this in dental school. It wasn’t, I don’t think, widely known how toxic mercury was back then, so he found Dr. Hal Huggins when Huggins was just starting to teach dentists how to properly remove those amalgam fillings, right?
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah.
Dr. Bentz:
He was in his first class. I remember he came home. He took all us kids down to the office one by one and removed all our amalgams, but he knew how to do it the right way.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, thank God.
Dr. Bentz:
He put gold foil in, and I still have those gold foil fillings in my mouth. They’ve held up for a lot of years. He was also very interested in—got very interested in nutrition, and he began actually testing his patients nutritionally and started recommending nutritional supplements. The end result of that was that he got called up in front of the Medical Board a couple times for practicing medicine with no license. Of course, they couldn’t make it stick. He was just using supplements. They were whole food supplements, right?
What was happening was that patients were going back to their doctor and saying I went to see this dentist. He put me on these supplements. I’m feeling a lot better. That just torqued them. You know what I mean? They got upset about that.
I mean, we didn’t have sugar in the house. Thank God. It was a rare, rare thing for us to see. My dad would by these 50 gallon things of organic wheat. Those kids would have to take turns going and grinding wheat for my mom’s wholegrain bread, so I mean, we were really lucky in that we were raised in a very health conscious family.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, I was raised the same way. I mean, my mom made everything, right? I mean, it wasn’t like—I mean, she still used white pasta, I mean, white bread, but we made our homemade bread. We did all that. I mean, we made everything in house, far different, didn’t have glyphosate, right?
Dr. Bentz:
Oh, my gosh.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, I mean, I never went to fast food restaurants. It was just something I—put it this way; I can remember the times I did. I mean, that’s how rare it was.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, me too. I remember my dad would get—every Christmas, the local Pepsi Bottling Company would—I don’t know why they did this, but they would send a case of 7 Up and Pepsi out to all the dentists and doctors in town where I grew up in Wisconsin. That was the one time a year when we…
Dr. Pompa:
It’s brilliant. If you can get them using it, they won’t talk bad about it.
Dr. Bentz:
Exactly, I think that was it. The long and short of it was that I had a—I was interested in health from an early age, and then I ended up going to chiropractic college. I had graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in biology. It took me a while. I was in my early 30’s when I went back to chiropractic college, and it was the result of an injury that I had running. A chiropractor was able to help me out there. It just made sense to me when I started reading about chiropractic and understood about that idea of innate intelligence and how intelligent the body was, and that the body could heal itself. That really spoke to me.
I went to Palmer College, graduated in 1984. Set up my practice. I’d always wanted to live in Washington State, so I moved out here. Set up a practice in 1985. I’ve always been interested in nutrition, like I said, so I’d taken some courses with some other functional medicine people. There’s lots of brilliant people out there. We move ahead to 2015, and I’m in Hawaii at an NIS seminar with Hank Williams.
Dr. Pompa:
Oh, Hank’s been on the show.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, Hank, I’ve known Hank through that work that we both have done over the years. I’ve known Hank quite well. We were out for dinner. Look, he said, you’ve got to check out Dr. Pompa. Interesting enough, I had already started following you online a bit. He said you combine that work, his work, with what we do in NIS, and you’re going to hit a homerun. Boy, it’s really true. I came to my first seminar in 2016 in Atlanta. I remember. I was thinking, oh, I’m not going to—I’m just going to check this guy out, right? By the end of the first day, I was where do I…
Dr. Pompa:
You were one of us.
Dr. Bentz:
Where do I sign up? I could see that you had things that I’d not heard from anybody else in that functional medicine world. Things like the intermittent fasting and fasting and diet variation. Everybody else was just talking about supplements, right? You were offering such a broader range of strategies. Immediately I had to dive into that work.
Dr. Pompa:
You’ve been just a wealth of knowledge within our tight group to so many of us, so we’re so glad to have you. Let’s talk about some of those things. I think it’s really important for people to hear. They hear these things on the show, but hearing some live experience I think is better. Let’s start with the cellular detox. What did it mean for your practice?
One of the things I always say—look, you said it. The innate intelligence has the ability to heal. How few functional medicine doctors today are actually focused on removing interference? That’s a pet peeve of mine, right? They’re focused on giving more vitamins and minerals and trying to balance pathways. I mean, some of that’s necessary. Some of it’s good. Ultimately, I didn’t get my life back by trying to balance pathways and giving supplements, didn’t work. I had to remove interference, right?
Likewise with the chiropractic, you’re moving interference off of the nerve system, and ultimately, that gives that innate intelligence the ability to heal, right? That’s subluxation in the chiropractic world. Chemical subluxation is with the cellular detox. Putting those two together I think is the health center of the future, and that’s the name of my seminars, talk about that.
Dr. Bentz:
There is no doubt to me that certainly removing that neurological interference is key. However, it was interesting. I could have two patients that would present very similarly. In other words, maybe the same general age, similar symptoms. One would do really well just with the neurological work. The next person, it’s like what’s going on? They’re not responding like I thought they should, and it turned out to be a toxin issue.
When we joined up in the Platinum group, we went whole hog into the detox. I think, in the first year, we probably put over 100 patients on the detox program, and the results were just fantastic. I mean, we had patient after patient say, look, it’s just given my life back, so I began to understand the power of that. That was really the first thing we implemented was the detox.
Dr. Pompa:
Go ahead. Yeah, I was just going to say I think one of the big problems too, though, is I think there’s a growing understanding and need for detox, but everyone’s falling into the traps. The traps that I had went through even in my own healing years ago of all the detox that’s detox, right? It’s the ten-day cleanse. It’s this. I mean, all of these detoxes that are out there, it’s not cellular detox. Real detox has to be at the cell. You got lucky and fell into the right thing right away but most don’t.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, the thing I really appreciate is that you’re always talking about going upstream, and to me, that’s the brain. I mean, the brain is where it’s at, as far as I’m concerned.
Dr. Pompa:
You know what? I mean, honestly, if you don’t detox the brain, people don’t get well today. This is where the epidemic is, so I’m so glad you said it because that’s the key. People get their lives back in the brain phase, right? I did it for years, and that ultimately is how I got my life back. When you look at why people have brain fog, lack of energy, hormone problems, it’s all here. That’s the key.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, absolutely. Our friend, Zach Bush, he—I don’t know if it was his…
Dr. Pompa:
We have a training with him tomorrow, by the way.
Dr. Bentz:
I know. I’m really excited. I’m really excited about that. I was watching some presentation that he’d done recently. I don’t know if it was the Nourish Vermont or one of those, but he said something that really rang true for me. He said we’ve got to quit making this mistake of separating these body systems out. You’ve got a digestive system, and you’ve got an immune system. You’ve got a nervous system. You’ve got a musculoskeletal system. He said they’re all one.
They’re one system, and to me, it’s like the brain orchestrates all that. It’s like the conductor for the symphony, right, to get them all to work together. That’s why I think we’ve seen some of the results we’ve seen with the True Cellular Detox Program.
Dr. Pompa:
This may be a good place for you to talk about the type of work that you do with that, right, the NIS, the neurological integration system of chiropractic. I think that’s the unique work you’re doing. You’re doing the cellular detox, which is detoxing the brain. It’s a prep phase, body phase, brain phase so talk about that. I think that’s another reason why you’re seeing such amazing results.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, so I came across NIS in 1997. It was developed by an osteopath in New Zealand by the name of Allan Phillips. Now, interesting enough, he had spent some time studying with George Goodheart back in the 70s. Those of you who don’t know, Dr. Goodheart was the pioneer of what’s called applied kinesiology. It’s really using muscle response testing, which is really a neurological test, right? A lot of people—I don’t know if a lot of people who do muscle testing really understand that they’re actually doing a neurological test when they do. He went back to New Zealand and developed that on a little different pathway. What he realized was that the missing piece in that work—which applied kinesiology is brilliant as far as a diagnostic tool because you’re getting direct feedback from the patients nervous system. What he realized was missing was the brain piece and that they weren’t getting the brain to reconnect with these breakdowns, these signaling breakdowns in the body. That’s where that work really shines.
It’s just a system of investigation. It’s like what does the brain understand through the sensory nervous system. It’s really identifying what doesn’t the brain understand about what’s going on in the body? In other words, where have these signals been disrupted or broken down in the body? Now, as chiropractors, we look at through the spine, but there’s a lot more going on, especially in the brain. I don’t know who it was. One of my college instructors said 90% of the nervous system is above the -inaudible-, right? I’m not disparaging chiropractic in any way at all. I think it’s amazing stuff, but there’s so much more to what’s going on in the nervous system than just what we can detect in the spine. He’s figured out a way to investigate how that signaling is working between the brain and the body. He also figured out how to reestablish those connections through a very gentle thing called integration, which is just a simple stimulation of an area of the brain.
I got to tell you, it’s funny. The first time I saw it at work it was at a seminar, the first seminar I went to in Los Vegas, and Dr. Phillips had come over from New Zealand and was teaching. The first day of the seminar, I’m going this just seems too good to be true. I mean, how can you just do this little tap on somebody’s head and make these powerful changes? I was a little skeptical to tell you the truth, until the second day of the seminar when he got me up on the table. I had been having—over the years I’d had—well, actually, the thing that got me into chiropractic in the first place was the fact that I had had some right sciatica. I had had problems with my right SI joint. I used to be a runner. Ran track and cross country in high school. I was out for a run one day, and my right leg just gave on me, just collapsed.
A chiropractor was able to help that, but over the years, it just—it would flare up from time to time, and I always had this nagging pain in that right SI. The second day with Dr. Phillips, he—well, I don’t even remember what he did. It was 22 years ago. I got off the table. It was like, oh, my gosh, that pain is gone. Now I understand that what he had done is actually—there was a breakdown in signaling between the joint proprioceptors in that right SI joint and the brain, so the brain really couldn’t get control of that joint the way that it should because it wasn’t getting proper sensory feedback. When he just restored that circuit, all of a sudden, the pain was gone and the joint—and the thing is the joint would always lock up. What was really happening was the brain or the intelligence of the body was actually doing that as a protective mechanism, right? Again, it just reemphasizes the brain. The intelligence always knows what it’s doing.
Dr. Pompa:
Always.
Dr. Bentz:
Always knows what it—and I’ve really come to trust that a lot over the years how amazing that is. The other thing that’s really brilliant with the NIS is how it can impact the immune system. You know and I’ve heard you talk about it how sneaky some of these infections, especially viruses and parasites. They can hide out in the body. They go really pretty much undetected by the immune system, right? I’ve seen it happen with the detox where, at a certain point, all of a sudden these—I don’t know if these things just have been—what my theory is that they’ve been dormant. Then as you start taking their protection, their cover away, their metals that they are hiding behind, they start to activate again. It’s like you’d have chicken pox when you were a kid and wake up with shingles 50 years later, right, same sort of thing, and so the area where this work shines is really getting the body to recognize those infections and address them.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, so that’s amazing with the detox right there. Then it’s reintegrating the brain with the body, for goodness sakes. I mean, that’s what the detox is doing, so putting the two together is magic. How does this method compare to the AMIT, A-M-I-T Method?
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, I’m familiar with…
Dr. Pompa:
I know Buhler, Dr. Buhler.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, I know him. I’m familiar with it. I know Craig, and I’m familiar with his work. It’s good work. I mean, it’s brilliant stuff. I think the difference is that we’re getting direct connection to the brain rather than going through the structural system to get that change. Our friend Jeff Knight does both, right? He’s studied with Craig, and he’s done the NIS work, and he finds that it’s just a quicker, more sustainable correction when you go directly to the brain and get it to fix the problem. That’s the thing that I love about that work is that you’re just getting the brain to be aware of what’s going on, and again, it’s that intelligence, right? It immediately understands what has to happen. It’s just that they can’t see it.
Dr. Pompa:
I have to say this, right? I mean, when we pull heavy metals, whether it’s aluminum, lead, mercury out of the brain, the brain compensates with certain pathways, right?
Dr. Bentz:
Absolutely.
Dr. Pompa:
Chemically sensitive people, all this is better. However, the brain’s still running down a pathway because it set up a pathway to survive, and that neurological pathway is still going; creating a symptom that doesn’t necessarily have to be there. Do you find that this work really helps then the brain re-path, basically heal? It’s called neuroplasty, basically making new paths.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, it does. It’s really brilliant there. The thing I love about this work is Dr. Phillips continues to research, so every year he’s presenting new—his new research. He’s been really delving into what’s happening at the cellular level, which I’m really happy to see. He’s looking at what happens—especially, he’s looked in the last couple years at what happens with DNA and RNA, especially with RNA transcription and translation, right? If you get an error in that DNA code, translates right into an abnormal protein, an irregular protein, which really doesn’t work very well, so that’s another thing he’s looked at is that pathway and how you can impact that, which has been amazing.
Dr. Pompa:
We need to get him at the seminars. Unless you’re dealing with both interferences, the chemical and the structural, man, it’s…
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, that and then adding in the other strategies that you teach, it’s been amazing. I mean, one of my patients and he’s also a friend of mine, his name is George. He began fasting, oh, end of last year. I mean, he really got into it, but I’ll tell you, the thing that was amazing was to see the changes on his lab work. Oh, my gosh, his doctor—he was working with a functional medicine doctor remotely in Kentucky, and he’d been with her for a couple years. He’d come in, and he’d ask me my advice about what she was telling him to do.
She was really worried about him, and she had reason to be. I mean, his -inaudible- was up. His A1C was elevated, and he had some other concerning things on his bloodwork. After he did several—I think he did an 11-day fast. Then he did a five -day fast. His last bloodwork was so much better. She was like what have you been doing?
Dr. Pompa:
Jim, don’t you find—I mean, I always say the chiropractic adjustment releases innate intelligence from the brain to the body. Fasting harnesses.
Dr. Bentz:
Oh, yeah.
Dr. Pompa:
I mean, once again, we’re so different than the functional medicine world, right? It’s like the two things—we’re talking about three things here we just mentioned, right, the detox, removing interference, right, done the right way. I mean, that’s really important. It’s not the cleanses that people are doing out there. The chiropractic work, reconnecting the brain to the body, and now we’re talking about fasting, probably the oldest therapeutic tool on the planet, right? Who’s doing it, right? We’re putting it all together, man. I mean, it’s like we get excited about it.
Dr. Bentz:
Oh man, I’ll tell you, we see this all the time now. I mean, patients will come in. When they go back to their doctor and get their bloodwork done or we do their labs for them now a lot of times and the changes are so profound. Just symptomatically, I mean, we’re seeing patients, just their energy go up, their brain fog lift. Their sleep is improved. I mean, I don’t know really of anybody else who’s doing what we’re doing. It’s really fascinating to me that—because I’ve had this happen several times where their doctor will look at their labs after they’ve done some of these things. They’ll say, man, what are you doing? I mean, they’re just like things look so much better, and they’ll tell them. It’s like, well, I guess just keep doing what you’re doing, but you’d think they’d be wanting to know more, right?
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, no, exactly. I have to put a shameless plug in. I rarely do this, but the next seminar is November 2 for practitioners only, November 2-4 in Los Vegas. Practitioners watching this, you need to be there, man. Come on.
Dr. Bentz:
Oh, yeah, we’re going to be there.
Dr. Pompa:
We need more of us. I mean, we do. I’ll have my team put in a video, or a link, or something to get there. Jim, we need more of us. I mean, that’s the whole goal, right? Spreading the message of what real detox is. It’s the multi-therapeutic approach, man. I mean, it’s not just the detox.
Who’s fasting people? It’s not just one fast. We have several fasts we’re doing. It’s putting it all together that is what the—look, the epidemic needs it. You can’t get people well today with just one of these things. You have to put it together.
Dr. Bentz:
No, you can’t. I mean, I’m in the practice 33 years, and back in the 90s, a simple chiropractic adjustment would often turn things around for people.
Dr. Pompa:
That’s right.
Dr. Bentz:
Not anymore. You talk to chiropractors anywhere. They will tell you the same thing if they’re honest about what they’re seeing in their practice.
Dr. Pompa:
No, it’s true.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, it is. I go through airports, and I see these people. I can tell there’s just so much—some of these people that are suffering needlessly because they just don’t know, right? We see ourselves as educators, really. I mean, we’re going to—we want to empower our patients. I don’t want them to be dependent on me, right? I want them to be self-empowered to take their health back into their hands.
Dr. Pompa:
Oh, man, you’re so right. I always tell people, look, my goal is to teach you this process, and therefore, you can do it long enough to actually matter and make a difference, lasting. I’m so glad to hear you echo that. People are like because he told me that. That’s great.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, to me, if you’re in healthcare and your practice isn’t booming, this is what you need. You need to understand this because there’s no shortage of sick people out there. Listen, I practice in a town of 15,000 people, okay? It’s north of Seattle. There’s 12 other chiropractors in this town, right? I have the busiest practice in town, no doubt about it, and we’re 100% cash. We don’t deal with insurance at all. Here’s the thing; people are willing to pay out of pocket when they understand the value of what we have to offer, and really, I mean, for them to spend a couple thousand bucks with us, I mean, people go out and buy a new car. They spend 40, 50 thousand bucks, right? You get them well for a couple thousand bucks. I mean, that’s a bargain.
Dr. Pompa:
People don’t have the value, unfortunately, until the bottom falls out typically.
Dr. Bentz:
That’s so true.
Dr. Pompa:
They have the value of a car every day because they need it to run here and there and prestige or whatever else the value is. Who knows? When I got sick, I’d pay anything. I went into debt, almost $200,000. I knew I couldn’t function this way. I’d rather have been dead than live my life the way I was living it. I talk to people most every day. That’s where they are, and then they have the value.
I have to ask you this question. Just in the recent month or two, tell our viewers some incredible case stories that you may have had.
Dr. Bentz:
We just had a patient start with us about a month ago. Her doctor said, look, you’re a full-blown diabetic, and they wanted to put her on the usual drugs, metformin, and she said I just don’t feel like that’s the right approach. She had been a patient of mine in the past. I hadn’t seen in her for a while. She came back in, and so we started working with her. In one month, her A1C went from 10.9 down to 6.2. She’s lot 20 pounds, right? I mean, she is so excited about what’s happening.
We had another person, another woman, could not lose weight. She was doing everything right. I mean, she was eating a good diet. She had gone in and out of ketosis, but she just couldn’t get—her weight wouldn’t drop off. We put her on the True Cellular Detox, and it just turned everything around. Before she even got to the brain phase, I mean, just all of a sudden something happened.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, her body was so loaded with toxins, driving cellular inflammation, her hormones. Cells weren’t even hearing her hormones, can’t lose. I mean, how often we hear that story? I mean, how much of diabetes is caused by toxins? There was an estimate of 35%. I believe, if you add the autoimmune component, it’s 80%.
Dr. Bentz:
I totally agree with you on that. We had another patient. She brought her son in and just struggling with learning problems. He wasn’t in Special Ed. He had his own instructional aide assigned to him because he definitely couldn’t keep up with the other kids. We did NIS on him, and we also just changed his diet around, got him off carbs and sugar, pretty much.
They brought him in last month, and they had had him a tutor, had him do tutoring over the summer just to catch up, right? She said he gets through his homework now in a half hour instead of two hours. Yeah, I mean, it’s like this is a new kid. The poor kid, I could tell. He was just frustrated. It wasn’t that he was stupid or that he didn’t—he had a lot of interference in his system.
Dr. Pompa:
This is one out of five kids, learning disabilities today.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, I know.
Dr. Pompa:
It is neurotoxic driven. It is. You add to the fact that they’re subluxated. Then we’re driving them instead of getting just to the cause, which we’re talking about. It’s so apparent. I mean, it’s ridiculous. I mean, you can almost guarantee results just because it’s so obvious what’s happened with the generation. It’s sad.
Dr. Bentz:
It is. That to me is—basically, when they came back in, I mean, his mom was in tears, and I was in tears. You just think about—to me, just to see all the suffering that’s going on out in the world just because people don’t know, I mean, that’s—we need an army. I mean, we’ve got some great practitioners, but boy, we need a…
Dr. Pompa:
Jim?
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah.
Dr. Pompa:
You’ve got probably four vaccines as a kid, right?
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah.
Dr. Pompa:
That’s what I got, right? Today, you’re talking about 70-some vaccines.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, it’s stunning.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, by the time they’re 18, up to 80-some vaccines a child is given today, and the corruption from these protective bodies of ours is absolutely ludicrous. Vaxxed, I’ve had people on the show talking about Vaxxed, the producer of Vaxxed on the show and talking about the cover-up from the CDC. Now, Andy Wakefield is coming out with a second film that’s talking about cover-up that, I’m telling you, you can’t make up. I mean jaw dropping what’s happening right now in this area. My point is this. When we look at the fact that these drug companies do not have to do safety studies on vaccines, every other drug they have to do safety studies on except vaccines. It costs hundreds of millions of dollars to bring a drug to trial because of all the trials and safety studies, right? Oh and you can still be sued if it’s hurting people, right, so it makes them really extra safe. Vaccines, not since 1986, no safety studies and they can’t be sued. They can bring these vaccines to trial very easy with far less money and with no risk. This is a problem.
The point is is that we’re creating toxic children beyond—I mean, the vaccines and beyond. I’ll tell you, the answer is not more and more medications stacking up. The answer is what we’re talking about right here, Jim.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, I agree. Sometimes I feel like we’re a voice in the wilderness, but I tell you, you doing this every week and getting that message out, there is no doubt. I mean, one of the first things I tell my patients is they got to subscribe to your site.
Dr. Pompa:
Listen, I appreciate that, but honestly, I mean, I just—I bring experts from around the world like yourself, and we just got to keep hammering it. We’re still a lone voice, man.
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah.
Dr. Pompa:
Hey, how can people reach you, find you with all the expert stuff and amazing stuff you’re doing?
Dr. Bentz:
Yeah, okay. I’ll give you my—for the NIS, so I’m actually the trainer for this work in North America. Our website is www.nisusaseminars.com. It’s nisusaseminars.com. The site for Dr. Phillips in New Zealand is www.neurolink, N-E-U-R-O-L-I-N-K-global.com.
Dr. Pompa:
What about your site for you?
Dr. Bentz:
My practice website is—it’s kind of long. It’s fidalgoislandhealthcenter.com so F-I-D-A-L-G-O Island Health Center. Actually, I practice on an—it’s an island, but you can drive to it. We sit where all the ferries head out to the San Juan Islands up here, so it’s a beautiful spot. Yeah, they can see what we’re doing on our website there.
Dr. Pompa:
All right, well, I appreciate you coming on. I hope this is aired before this, but we have a group fast. If you go to Fasting for a Purpose, September 23 we start another group fast. Join us, and my team will link the seminar for the doctors and practitioners watching as well. Jim, thanks for being with us, awesome, man. Just great stuff you’re doing. We appreciate you. Our whole growing doctor group loves and appreciates you.
Dr. Bentz:
Thanks so much. I mean, I just—getting to know you and doing this work, it’s really revitalized my practice in such a big way. It’s been so much fun.
Dr. Pompa:
Yeah, appreciate you, man. Thanks.
Dr. Bentz:
Bye.
Dr. Pompa:
Hey, this is for you doctors and healthcare practitioners who are interested in learning more about all of these strategies that I’ve been teaching, the fasting, the diet variation, the intermittent fasting, and of course, all of my cellular detox work from the body phase, prep phase, the brain phase, all the way through. Look, we are putting all of this together, and there’s a growing group of doctors around the country who are doing this. We call it a multi-therapeutic approach, and by the way, this is what’s needed to get people well today. The scientific literature supports it, and our clinical results are proving it. If you’ve been watching these videos about how and you’ve been hearing the testimonies, by the way, this goes far beyond fasting. I mean, obviously, we’re building up to a fast. This is what we teach.
Look, I believe everybody needs this in their office, so if you’re interested, underneath, click yes. We’ll be able to send you some more information about our seminars and what you need to do. As a matter of fact, we’ll even have somebody reach out to you. You can ask them all the questions you want. We have a seminar coming up November 2-4, but please, if you’re interested, reach out to us. Click yes.
Ashley:
That’s it for this week. We hope you enjoyed today’s episode. All health practitioners can go to the link on the screen to hear more about Dr. Pompa’s HCF Platinum Program. You can also find the link in our show notes. We’ll be back next week and every Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern. You may also subscribe to us on iTunes or find us at podcast.drpompa.com. Thanks for listening.
