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0:00Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. It
0:05is an honor for me to be here again and
0:10also a great privilege to be able to
0:12share, and what I am going to share
0:14with you is that there are answers to
0:21all the problems we have, but only if
0:23we have a little bit of faith. When
0:29there is faith, mountains rise. And
0:36throughout these 22 years that I have
0:39been observing, and then investigating,
0:41I have seen great miracles. Great
0:49miracles. Miracles that seem impossible
0:58to our minds. I have seen the first
1:06miracle, a Down's disease child after
1:09many years. Today he is 17 years old
1:15and there is no sign of this
1:17multifactorial genetic disease. I
1:22have seen people with amyotrophic
1:26lateral sclerosis, playing soccer today
1:29. I have seen people who were losing
1:37their sight, with multiple eye diseases
1:39. Today they are normal, and I could
1:45spend the whole morning telling you
1:46about the many miracles that I have
1:48seen. So I tell each one of you, if
1:54there is hope,
1:57if there is hope. Very well. For me, I
2:01am going to introduce myself, although
2:03some of you know me, some of you do not
2:05. My name is Narcimión Montes, a
2:11researcher, still almost self-taught.
2:15Yes. Why almost? Because I still find
2:19myself at this time to substantiate,
2:20because not everyone has faith. When
2:25you answer and tell them, "Look, that
2:26person is recovering." No, if that
2:28disease is incurable. No, it can't be.
2:34And that one who can't be is not one.
2:38If we are more than 7 billion people,
2:40we are talking about more than 70%on
2:42the planet who do not believe. When are
2:45they going to believe? When they look
2:53at it, touch it, chew on it. Oh, yes, I
2:56was right. There are many. And that is
3:02why, let's say, the circumstances that
3:04God allows in the life of each one of
3:06us. Now I am studying human medicine to
3:09substantiate what I have seen. How is
3:15that being done? Through what?
3:19Anatomical study of our body, of the
3:21tissue, of the entire system. So now it
3:26is a matter of substantiating it, but I
3:28have already seen all these great, by
3:33the way, pains for a human being. And
3:37in conclusion, illness is a blessing.
3:46Illness
3:49is a great blessing. So, let's rejoice.
3:56If you have a sick relative, if you
3:57have someone who comes to you and says,
4:00"I'm going to learn to be happy because
4:02illness is a
4:05blessing." I'm going to tell you about
4:10the case of a very good man and I'm
4:14going to tell you his name as well.
4:18This man had acquired a lot of wisdom,
4:20but through books. A lot of wisdom
4:25through books. Okay. So, his little
4:30daughter got sick. It's normal, he
4:36takes her to the best place, because
4:38what does a human being seek? The best,
4:43well. And if he has it, he seeks the
4:47best. And the answer was overwhelming.
4:54Nothing can be done. His daughter will
5:00be able to live for a maximum of 8 days
5:02. And when that happens, what happens
5:06to the person? Fear sets in. And on the
5:19way a nursing graduate tells him, "I
5:25heard that your little daughter is sick
5:27and I also heard that she has a very
5:28serious illness. There is a man who can
5:37help you. His name is Ner Semyon and
5:39here is his address. That's all." He
5:45took it, put it away to look for a new,
5:47more famous doctor, with more knowledge
5:49. And this man went and took very good
5:58care of her and told her these words,
5:59this illness is for the rich. And
6:09therefore you have to buy this medicine
6:11urgently because if you don't we won't
6:12be able to provide for the baby. Very
6:18good. That little medicine doesn't cost
6:23100 pesos, 200 pesos or 1000 pesos.
6:272254 pesos for 8 days. Yes, it worked,
6:38but in the man's need, there's no
6:40problem. He traveled, he traveled
6:43urgently from Peru to the United States
6:45to buy it. They looked for a person and
6:49turned around. They made all the
6:53contacts where that medicine was sold
6:57and the baby was worse off. And in that
7:03circumstance he met another person
7:05again. A health professional said, "Why
7:08?" Why don't you take Mr. Nimer Simeon?
7:12He's an expert, he's a deadlifter, and
7:20he, with the worries, the little paper
7:22there and the baby, the terrible fever,
7:29dehydration, they couldn't do anything
7:31with this baby. So last chance, a
7:37palliative at 5 in the afternoon to
7:39meet with another professional, an
7:41expert in these issues. The speaker
7:50arrives at that place 20 m away to give
7:52a conference like the one I'm giving
7:54here. And there someone tells him, "
8:01Talk to the Lord." He's the expert. He
8:06grabbed it, he was waiting for his
8:08appointment with his doctor and his
8:09wife said, "No, women have an advantage
8:11in that. Well, ladies don't do that."
8:15They told the lady, "No, it wasn't for
8:17her." She said, "So, Mr. Nimber, do me
8:20a favor." He tells me, "My little girl,
8:22we're dying." Yes. What's wrong with
8:25her? She has a fever and I don't know,
8:27it's very difficult. We're already
8:28there, the baby is very sick. I'm
8:32telling you, take your time, but right
8:34now I can't, I have to do the seminar.
8:37I'll finish this. He's going to die.
8:39Don't worry, he's not going to die.
8:41Stay calm. The conference is over and
8:49I'm here, I look at the exams, I tell
8:51him, "This one's easy, this one's easy,
8:53this one's easy, this one's easy." And
9:02the father got furious, he wanted to
9:07hit me. And there he said, "It's easy.
9:13Second, I tell you, you're rich,
9:15because you have a lot of money." And
9:18that stopped the impulsiveness of this
9:22man. The same thing I had told him,
9:25what? The professional. You're rich.
9:30These are diseases of the rich. Very
9:34good. So the lady, I tell him, oregano,
9:40just oregano, but very concentrated. Do
9:43you know oregano around here? And that
9:45little plant that smells good, which is
9:47called food. That's it. Go ahead.
9:51That's enough. Tomorrow we'll meet
9:54again for the second part. It's going
9:56down. And don't worry, this baby's
10:00disease is closturium difficult. It's
10:03candida candida. In my country, they
10:09tell girls, “hehehe” with a small
10:11one over here, “hehehe” a little
10:13bit over here. Here, I don’t know how
10:17the words “candida” are little
10:19fungi, yeasts that live in the small
10:30intestine, which we will also see in
10:31our talks and why it is created and
10:33because they did that well and the
10:41fever went down the next day, the baby
10:43was fresh and awake. They couldn’t
10:46believe the 8 days they had told her
10:52she would live and it wasn’t terrible
10:54anymore; the baby was calm now and,
10:56from there, today that girl is 5 years
11:05old, happy with life, with a whole life
11:07ahead of her. Just like these cases,
11:15things so simple often become very big,
11:21and things as easy as this, many times
11:23we make them more difficult too. So,
11:29throughout these times, the way to find
11:31the solution is easy. And I ask you,
11:35why is it easy? Because Jesus, while on
11:38earth, taught all humanity that it was
11:41easy. A blind man would spit on dirt,
11:46mud. And this man didn't question that,
11:51did he? This man didn't question that
11:53he put mud on him, he said, "No, he
11:55said, look, this only turns me on. Why
11:57doesn't he put other things on me?
11:59Because he didn't question it." And
12:02then he said, "Go on, wash yourself."
12:04And you see. We have that in our hands.
12:12The tool of faith and the simple things
12:14in life. Even for the most terrible,
12:20most terrible illness. I've seen cases
12:28that I don't understand, one day I'll
12:30understand, of people who in two months
12:33, 3 months are already 80%restored.
12:39Others with the same pathology have
12:40been there for 2 years and I've also
12:46seen them up to 7 years and Mr. Nimer,
12:48I apply the flat diet and I don't get
12:50better, I don't know what I'm missing.
12:57Don't worry, keep being patient. One
13:01can't judge if one lacks faith, I don't
13:04know, no, I can't because it's what
13:06heals, it's not my word, but rather
13:07your relationship with God. Whether
13:12you're a Christian or not, whether
13:14you're a Christian, that's for everyone
13:15. Very good. So, I'm going to share all
13:20the experiences that I've seen, but in
13:22this part, this second seminar, which
13:24is actually almost like a third, it's
13:26already more academically based. The
13:37first years of my life when I've given
13:39presentations have been by faith, and
13:41those who have received by faith are
13:42blessed, and those who are going to
13:44learn by touching are also blessed.
13:49Because Thomas was a disciple of Jesus,
13:54and what was it? He was hard to
13:58understand. For him, what did he want?
14:01He had to put his finger on Jesus. But
14:04as a disciple of Jesus, so we are all
14:06children of God. And this part goes a
14:09little further into the introduction to
14:11biochemistry. And if God allows it,
14:14there will be another opportunity. We
14:18will all speak the same language, the
14:20biochemistry of life. We have to learn
14:26that, and it will be a task for each
14:27one of us, and he always tells me, "Mr.
14:29Nimer, I want you to listen to me, I
14:31want you to get well." The one who
14:34speaks does not usually give people
14:36fish. The one who speaks teaches people
14:40how to fish. For what reason? With what
14:43reason? So that it can have a
14:45multiplying effect. And the one who
14:51keeps it to himself, to heal himself,
14:53will never be healed, because his heart
14:55is...I won't say more, I won't say more
14:57. The effect has to be, what? Sharing.
15:03And what are you going to share? The
15:06wonders that you are going to have from
15:07the blessings of our Lord. Let's look
15:12at current times this week as an
15:13introduction. In the beginning
15:16everything was good. Harmful effects of
15:21fear, post-traumatic stress, eating
15:23disorders and food bingeing. And as a
15:28product of all this we have, what?
15:32Aging. And why do I emphasize this?
15:37Since I began this field of research, I
15:39saw that the main problem of human
15:41beings is not illness. The main problem
15:47of human beings is cellular aging. The
15:51older my cells get, the more illnesses
15:53I have. That's my observation that I
15:56made. And it wasn't that I'm sick, that
16:00I'm here, that's here, that's everyone,
16:02why do I have white hair? Because I
16:03have cellular aging. Why do I have
16:05these little spots? I age cellularly.
16:08Why do I get aging? So, that's what
16:10I've seen. Well, there's not a single
16:14crazy person talking. God gives the
16:17same thing to everyone. And I'm not the
16:20only one. There's a Nobel Prize winner,
16:25Maria Brasco, who says the same thing,
16:27that illness is the product of what?
16:33Eating poorly, sleeping poorly, right?
16:39That illness is the product of aging.
16:41So some people will say, "Why does the
16:43baby have these illnesses? Because the
16:46baby is already born old." And it's
16:49easy to check that. There are tests to
16:52find out how old you are at a
16:54cellular level.
16:56Cellular. They take a biopsy, they take
16:59it to histology. Oh, sir, you're 80
17:02years old. Oh, how can I be 80 years
17:04old if I'm 30? 30 years old, age,
17:09calendar. But 80 years old,
17:19metabolic, cellular or biological. So
17:23if you say, "I'm 30 years old and I'm
17:2570 years old," no, it's very likely
17:29that I'm 20 years older or 30 years
17:31older, molecular age. So, when a child
17:35is born sick, one month after birth,
17:43but molecular age is 40, 50, 60 years
17:45old and since he's 60 years old he has
17:47a fatty liver. But the baby has...
17:56Yesterday we were talking to men who
17:58are already born with their macular
18:00degeneration. They already have their
18:06retinopathy, they are already born with
18:08neuronal problems, they are already
18:10born with muscular problems, one month
18:12after life. But in reality, their
18:19molecular age, how old is it? 30, 40,
18:2370, 80 years old, up to 90 years old.
18:26The child is born old. Why? Because of
18:29old parents. That's it. So, that's what
18:37also always our problem is, according
18:39to me, my proposals, aging. The result
18:46of aging is going to bring the cause of
18:50all the diseases. It is the...And,
18:53Since I'm no longer the only one, I'll
18:55tell you a little louder now: there's a
18:57Nobel Prize winner, Maria Brasco,
18:58you're going to check it out and go
19:00online and see everything this woman
19:02talks about, which is the result of her
19:04research into the cause, that this lady
19:08also sees aging as the root of all our
19:16biological diseases. That's right. So,
19:22now you know how old you are, your
19:24number 20, that's your molecular age.
19:30Yes. And that's easy when I ask
19:31questions, that's easy. That's easy
19:37when you can uncover with questions.
19:42How old are you? How old are you? Yes,
19:47I know that's the...So, very good.
19:49That's it. Mhm. And we have, what? We
19:55have a little bit of grace time. We
19:58have grace to be able to prevent.
20:01That's why the slogan they took here
20:03was a time to prevent. A time to
20:07prevent. Very good. Good. What time are
20:11we living in? Growing human
20:14disappointment. There are no answers or
20:17solutions. Scientific advances in
20:22disease responses. So, last calls for
20:28prevention. There is hope. Illness is
20:34the last call for change. That's what
20:39I've observed. Nowadays, people don't
20:43go to church. Just any church doesn't
20:47appeal to them. It doesn't give them
20:51that little something. Well, I go to
20:54church. It doesn't appeal to them
20:56anymore. So why do they pack it in?
20:59Well, if you put up an ad, gentlemen,
21:01there's a cure here. It fills up
21:04everywhere. Illness is the last call
21:09because after illness comes death.
21:11Death won't appeal to anyone. What kind
21:14of times do we live in? Times of
21:16pollution, times of climate change,
21:18times of pandemics and diseases. Very
21:21good. What do they tell us here? What
21:24do the news say? Whoever is talking
21:26always buys their newspaper. I have the
21:28newspapers from this city that I've
21:30been to. I've been reviewing them, and
21:33there's also what's in the Peruvian
21:35newspapers. It shows us what's going on
21:39. Global warming, which many don't give
21:43importance to, but when the effects
21:45come, we're going to have problems.
21:49Very good. So now we know how the
21:51cities are. It's not just a reminder
21:56that we have big pollution problems in
21:57the cities. Big cities, pollution, all
22:03these problems we have here. Let's see
22:09very carefully. And this, the disease
22:15of these times, sonosis. Sonosis.
22:24Sonosis. And what is sonosis? When a
22:28small animal kills you. Let's see,
22:32let's think a little, let's discern.
22:36How much does a small animal weigh?
22:401 g. We're going to be good people.
22:44Let's
22:45see. 1 mg. How much does its venom
22:48weigh? 5 g. And that kills us. What
22:56makes us think that? We're so weak. If
23:01a stingray, a stingray, how much does
23:04it weigh? Nothing. And its venom
23:10doesn't sting you at all. A 70-kilo man
23:19died. That's what I don't get from here
23:24, it doesn't get here. How can anything
23:27kill me? So that makes us think that
23:30our defense system is
23:34really bad. Not even bad. Bad, really
23:41bad. If they kill us like that, things
23:44are going to get worse. It's going to
23:48get worse. Here. This was the case with
23:53Ebola. Ebola in 2011 was talking about
24:00sonotic diseases that were going to
24:02occur in 2011. So I told them, "That's
24:04also recorded, right? Gentlemen, I mean
24:10, starting in 2011, 2014, Ebola is
24:12already occurring, I tell them, and
24:14it's going to make a difference, and
24:17you'll remember it." Then someone asked
24:21me, "Why do you say that, Mr. Nar?""
24:24I've seen so many clinical tests that
24:25show that the human defense system is
24:27so weak. And two, I've seen how animals
24:34have changed their lifestyle. Animals
24:39are no longer consuming what was, for
24:41them, their habitat. And they're
24:44already changing. For example, look at
24:46the monkey. What does the monkey in big
24:48cities eat? Just like a human being, it
24:50has changed. And when it changes, what
24:52does it say? What does it send out that
24:54manifests itself? It gives freedom to
24:58what is stored there. And what is
25:02stored inside these animals? Biblical
25:07scholars know what is stored inside
25:09animals and that man will open it
25:14consciously or unconsciously. What is
25:17stored?
25:20Disease. In other words, what is stored
25:22in the animal? Let's see, biblical
25:25scholars know that this is stored at,
25:36at two, at three. It is stored in the
25:40great plagues of Egypt. And when is
25:45that going to open? When the little
25:48animal changes...
25:52Oh, yes. I mean, who is going to change
25:55the little animal? We, because we are
26:03destroying where these animals live, we
26:04are changing their air through
26:06pollution, through the pollution of
26:07many, through the garbage that we
26:09animals throw away. And when animals
26:17lose their capacity, what do animals do
26:19? And what I am telling you is not a
26:25fable. The great researchers have
26:32warned about this and they say that we
26:34can't do anything because the solution
26:35would be to kill all the animals on the
26:37planet and that would be impossible.
26:45Let's get ready. Let's get ready.
26:49That's what the researchers say and
26:51they themselves say, this is a very old
26:53disease. Ebola is not a modern disease,
26:57it is a very old disease. So that
27:03corroborates what is written, that the
27:05great plagues are where? Here. To the
27:12extent that these little animals change
27:13, they are the ones that are going to
27:17start. And since we are so weak, our
27:20immune system is going to be so weak,
27:22what is going to happen? Let's see the
27:27great pandemics. The big ones. Very
27:31good. One more. Deadly diseases,
27:37pandemics, diseases. One more here and
27:39here they will I speak, right? Then
27:42they warn us. Many times we don't
27:45inform ourselves, because we are used
27:47to it, we get up tuc tuc tuc to work.
27:50The teacher already learns his lesson,
27:52he has to But he forgets about the
27:54environment. We are not seeing, we are
27:59not observing, we are not that. Mr.
28:03Nimer, they tell me many times, Mr.
28:05Nimer, but I don't understand. They
28:07tell me, how do you find time to look
28:09for the newspapers, to do these
28:11clippings, for this, you study at the
28:12university? You give conferences, I am
28:19a leader of my church, I have my
28:21business, I travel to many parts of the
28:23planet and I can still see looking for
28:25all this. What do I do? I simply
28:33observe and what do I do? I look for
28:36the newspapers, I don't stay here when
28:37I have the newspapers, I have the
28:39newspapers of Tasco, I have the
28:41regional newspapers, I have the
28:42newspapers of the capital, I am
28:44watching there. And why am I looking?
28:48To make people see that this is real,
28:50that it is happening. Very good. And
28:53what did you declare in 2013 or 2014?
28:57What did you declare? The World Health
28:59Organization? What did it declare?
29:02Worldwide quarantine. We are, we have
29:05heard this, we know that there is a
29:07worldwide quarantine, right? Well, many
29:14times we are not in our own world,
29:16nothing more than what will I eat, how
29:18will I work, how much will I earn, how
29:25will I operate, how will I sell. That's
29:28it. Now I invite you to open up, open
29:34up further, to see in the face of all
29:36this, what does society do? What does
29:41the human race do in the face of this?
29:44What does it do? How does humanity
29:47respond? How do people respond? How
29:49does society respond? Yeah. How does it
29:53respond? Fear,
29:54with fear, stress, madness,
29:56malnutrition, sexual pleasures and what
29:59else?
30:00Rape. Those are the responses and
30:01lenses that man uses. As you can see,
30:05he sees so many diseases, see what he
30:07does, what does man do, what does man
30:09do when he goes through this? He lives
30:13in fear. What else?
30:16Stress from everything. What else?
30:20Madness. What else?
30:22And what else? Sexual pleasures. In
30:26other words, man seeks escape from this
30:28reality. silently. What does that mean?
30:34Unconsciously. Seeking shelter. For
30:40what purpose? To avoid seeing reality.
30:44Oh, you might say, well, you're elegant
30:46, you're all dressed up, right? But
30:48deep down, you're acting in a way
30:49that's, what? Unconscious in the face
30:55of this terrible and real situation.
31:00There it is. Fear, stress, madness,
31:02malnutrition, you can see all that. And
31:04you'll see this in society. You go to
31:07the squares there and you see how
31:08people are. They're constantly doing
31:11this. Some act like this, some walk
31:15scared, others have their bags like
31:17this. Others don't want to leave their
31:22house. If I leave my house, what
31:25happens? Others say goodbye. You know
31:27what? Today is my last day because I'm
31:29going to such and such a place because
31:31there's a lot of violence. Or not?
31:35That's how
31:35people are. And if you tell them,"
31:38Hello, how are you? "" I know you. Who
31:40are you? We're on the
31:44defensive. Not anymore. That's what
31:48I've seen. Fear, stress, craziness.
31:51Very good. So, the insecurity rates in
31:55the capital of Lima have gone up. I
32:00imagine the same here because they also
32:02gave me advice. Take care, Mexico,
32:04capitalism is dangerous. Very good.
32:08Mucha is right. Thank you very much,
32:10but I'm happy. Oh, what does it say
32:14here? It tells me, "Point out the
32:16criminals over there.""Very good. What
32:18else? Etc., etc., etc. Very good. Ah,
32:21the fury. Yeah. So, that's my
32:26thermometer to know how a city is,
32:28because this is a product of the
32:29newspapers being the product of what
32:31they see and inform us. And what else?
32:39Suicides. Before it was the property of
32:43the ladies, now it's the property of
32:45who they are. Men also commit suicide
32:49too. Now you'll say, what kind of
32:53suicides? We'll see that later. One
32:55more here. What else? Depression and
33:01the environment. For what reason?
33:03Because they're in this group. Well,
33:06that's society's response in a silent
33:08way, unconsciously. One more here. Yeah
33:13, there it is. Mental health is in
33:17crisis, isn't it, gentlemen? That's our
33:21reality. What's happening here? They're
33:25worried about what?
33:27Malnutrition. This, look, I'm talking
33:29about the period of the year 2010 and
33:32now also in reality, let's say, for
33:36example, when we talk about forgiveness
33:38it says, no, the reflection is the
33:41Hemoglobin. We see people with a test
33:47that says 11 to 15, that's an example,
33:49right? And the person has 12. Oh, I'm
33:53fine. For me, he's anemic. If he's a
33:58man, he's anemic. 13 is anemic. Unless
34:02he's menstruating. If the man is
34:05menstruating, well, let's understand
34:07him. But it is, but how does the person
34:09feel? Okay, but it's not like that. And
34:17the ladies, ah, we're also going to put
34:1911 to 14 or 11 to 15. When they're at
34:2212, it's not normal, well, it can't be
34:24normal, it has to be almost at the top
34:26and when they have their natural act it
34:28drops to 13 and then goes up there.
34:35That's that anemia. Malnutrition and
34:41human trafficking to satisfy what this
34:43market is. Well, who's going to serve
34:45that market? All these are markets. So
34:51there, what does it say? Whoever sees
34:54here takes advantage, well, they set up
34:56their businesses, they put everything
34:58in. Right. If you see the people, it
34:59goes down to 13 and then it...they're
35:00going to do it. who are here in search
35:02of sexual pleasures, what are they
35:03looking for? To collect, what thing?
35:06Ladies, young people, they bring from
35:08here, they bring from other countries
35:10to satisfy the growing market of these,
35:12let's say. And this market is very nice
35:14. They take advantage of everything,
35:16all of this very well. Let's go here.
35:19What is life like in a time of lack of
35:21solutions? Man is not interested in
35:24life. And what are the silent responses
35:26? Suicide, destruction and what else?
35:29Alcoholism. With alcohol and without
35:31alcohol. We already know, right? Before
35:33when we talked about this disease, who?
35:35I never drink, it's not alcohol. And
35:39now it's proven, it's already
35:40clinically recognized that it's not
35:42only the alcoholic, it's the one who
35:44drinks, also the one who makes, what?
35:49Bad combinations. Ah, so if you make
35:53bad combinations, go to a restaurant.
35:56How are people? Alcoholics, then.
36:00Alcoholics. And why do they eat like
36:03that? Because it's a silent response to
36:06what? In the absence of solutions.
36:10Since there is no solution, why do we
36:12go? to live? If I'm going to get sick
36:15and there's no cure. If my little
36:20spirit kills me and I won't find a job
36:26and I'm going to have...Then it all
36:28comes together. It has nutrition. One
36:31click. Alcohol also, who is it from,
36:33from a very early age, they already
36:35consume what? Alcohol itself. Just one
36:39binge is enough to damage the body.
36:44Just one binge is enough to damage the
36:46body. What does that mean? If you drink
36:50a sweet fruit drink with a meal, it
36:52ruins your whole body. Ah, but how is
36:55that going to be? We'll see that when
36:57we enter the world of biochemistry. At
37:00first glance, you don't understand it,
37:02but if you look at it from a
37:04biochemical perspective, you'll
37:05understand that. Another one, being
37:08overweight. We already know that in
37:13places like this, it has already become
37:15a pandemic and in these places, that's
37:17also what I've seen. Here, as I say, 2-
37:22year-old children getting drunk, this
37:24is not news that's from...What year is
37:26this? Well, 2014. Scientific answers.
37:30In the face of this. Number one,
37:33solutions with mechanical implants.
37:35There's a solution for everything. If
37:38you're in love, they'll put a robot in
37:40for you. You won't have any problems.
37:45You won't find a guy. Okay, here's a
37:47robot, well, here's a girl, let's say,
37:50a robot girl. You've seen those on the
37:54news where they were presented, that a
37:56girl who talks, who feels, who loves
37:58you, always says," My love, every
38:00morning like this, it never fails. "You
38:03hit the doll, you tell yourself, I love
38:05you more.
38:06And that, what's it called? In my
38:08country it says, the more you hit, the
38:10more I love you." Yes, that's right. So
38:15, there are answers. How do you respond
38:17? With genetic manipulation technical
38:21solutions and what else? Solutions with
38:24omic medicines. What are the omic
38:28sciences currently? What are the omic
38:32tapes? The first steps have already
38:38been applied since 2015. Omic sciences
38:40are already being applied. A modern
38:49omic science that one remembers,
38:51protein. Proteomics. What is proteomics
38:57? It is changing a human protein where
39:04it controls, for example, to understand
39:07it easily, it controls vision, a
39:09protein. So, what does the human being
39:14do? Take that protein, repackage it
39:20with a chip and there you see. Yes, God
39:24is great. The only thing he needed was
39:29money. Metabolomic solutions,
39:36lipid-linked omic solutions. They are
39:41known as the omic sciences that are
39:43already being carried out, the first
39:45ones are already being done and the
39:46first ones. There is also
39:52pharmacogenomic medicine, these are new
39:54medicines that will soon be on our
39:56market and for now it is a market small
40:04, but science already exists. Very good
40:08, so let's get started. What? The
40:13answer of science. What is it? Don't
40:16worry, we'll take it out. Your pancreas
40:18is bad, right? Eat, drink, live your
40:20normal life, we'll take it out and put
40:22in, what? An artificial pancreas. The
40:27world of medical implants. Don't worry
40:30anymore, we'll put it in. You can fail.
40:33We're going to do all these types of
40:35activities. Here we see a whole set of
40:40in this whole sequencing by years,
40:41everything by everyone about the study
40:43of the gene. With 3D printed implants,
40:50three children's lives are saved. It's
40:54good news. Right. But let's not get
40:58used to living this, because it
40:59shouldn't come to this. Those are the
41:03answers. What? The medical, scientific
41:06answers to this growing, what? Right?
41:10Right. Very good. You see? Solutions in
41:13medicine. What's the motto? What's
41:17their motto? 3P. What do the 3Ps mean?
41:22Prediction, prevention, and precision.
41:30That's the motto of the omic sciences.
41:34And how are they going to predict? Oh,
41:37they're going to put their crystal ball
41:40in front of them and then they're going
41:42to say, "Let's see, Rafa, Rafafa, Rafa,
41:44Fafa, what is the disease of this?"
41:46That's right. It's not DNA testing,
41:51they know sequencing and it says, "Okay
41:53, sir, in 5 years from now they're
41:55going to kick your ass.""Do you know
41:59what pee is? Everyone knows. They're
42:04going to cut off your male genitals. Oh
42:07, and what does the man do? Oh, 5 years
42:10from now. What is that? Predictive
42:16medicine, and that became famous. What
42:19famous example? That we know. A pretty,
42:23friendly, beautiful woman, queen of
42:25Hollywood. What does she say? They did
42:30a genomic test on her and they told her
42:32in 10 years what thing will she have?
42:36Breast cancer. And what
42:37did she do? Faxaco. That's called
42:42prediction, and prevention and
42:48precision. Well, but that's beyond our
42:51reach. Until we get to those times,
42:54what's going to happen? You're going to
42:56have money. Everyone is a Hollywood
43:00actor to have money. Everyone has a lot
43:03of money. And for us, what's it going
43:05to be? Condemned to die. Well, my life
43:13is sad. That's how we're going to be,
43:17right? We can also learn to predict,
43:21and that's why I explained the previous
43:23years, I'm going to repeat part of
43:25those too. How to prevent diseases, how
43:30to predict diseases? Simply put. with a
43:32simple, easy test, at your fingertips.
43:36And what is it? A complete blood count.
43:39Do you know about it? You don't
43:41know about a complete blood count.
43:42They've never had blood drawn to see
43:44how much hemoglobin you have.
43:48Right. The blood clinics
43:51in your clinical tests. That's where it
43:55shows how your blood is.
43:59Right. That's it. That's where they
44:02take it. What thing? How are your
44:05transaminases? T go. O. We're going to
44:09see it. Let's not despair yet. How is
44:13it? What thing? Your uric acid. We have
44:18that every day. Now we can no longer
44:20say that it's taboo. It's within
44:22everyone's reach. How much does it cost
44:25?
44:301500 pesos. I don't know how much it is
44:33here. 250
44:39out of 250. Thank you very much. Right.
44:43On the other hand, a genomic test, how
44:45much does it cost you?
44:46Ah, right. So, it's within reach and
44:50with that I can prevent. What else?
44:55Predict also to the extent of the scope
44:57and so that they can investigate a
44:59little more. It's going to be easier,
45:01but still. They will understand. Right?
45:04Then, very good. What does it say? The
45:07patient will be injected with millions
45:09of small robots to cure cancer. What is
45:12that little robot called? Ray. And what
45:16is the array? A miniature program that
45:19will enter your little body and you
45:21will become healthy, beautiful and
45:26friendly. If you are a lady or
45:29gentleman, there is no problem. That's
45:31what it's called. So, very good. How
45:33are we doing now? In conclusion, a sick
45:36planet. What else? Genetic diseases
45:41caused by a bad lifestyle,
45:43depersonalization of the human being
45:44and a life without hope. And that is
45:49the curious thing that I have seen here
45:51throughout my career. I thought that a
45:58life without hope was the property of
45:59people who did not know a religious
46:01life and it turns out that the most
46:02hopeless are the religious. I still do
46:08not understand that. The most hopeless,
46:15who are they? From what I have observed
46:17, they are religious people. On the
46:22other hand, people who do not practice
46:24a religious life still have hope. How
46:27strange. right? A religious person
46:33comes up with this question: How do you
46:35see yourself when you're 100? Yes. How
46:42do you see yourself when you're 100?
46:47I've never been asked that question. I
46:50hadn't thought about it. Yes. L. How do
46:53you see yourself when you're 100? The
47:03non-religious person gets a blank. How
47:06do you see yourself when I'm old? Since
47:09I live badly, since I do what I want,
47:12I'll look sick. He already knows how
47:18he's going to look. On the other hand,
47:21the religious person already sees
47:22himself in heaven, they don't know.
47:28That's the question I always ask: How
47:30do you see yourself when you're 100?
47:33How do you see yourself when you're 100
47:34? On the other hand, the non-religious
47:42person does know how he's going to look
47:44. Why? Because every day he sees his
47:46parents living, how they've done things
47:48, they keep all that in silence, then
47:49they explain it to him. I've seen that
47:55myself and it worries me the religious
47:57person. It can't be because he doesn't
47:59know what he's going to live for. I
48:01don't understand. A simple and easy
48:07question, apparently, but it's very
48:09Deep. Very good. So, we have a sick
48:14planet. And what is the
48:16depersonalization of the human being? I
48:19call it a very harsh and perhaps
48:21slightly offensive word, I call it that
48:23, animalized. On the other hand, this
48:28is a more technical name, the
48:29depersonalization of the human being.
48:33What does this mean? That man has
48:37already lost control, that he is no
48:43longer human, he has lowered himself to
48:45be below the...And how can I know that?
48:50How can I know if I am depersonalized,
48:52if I behave well, all that easy? There
48:55is a clinical test called valproic acid
48:57. It is there. This test makes us see
49:06who we are, if we are God's little
49:08animal or the son of God. That's right.
49:18So, and for that reason, when man
49:20becomes animalized, what does he seek?
49:24What does he seek? Sexual pleasures.
49:28What does he seek more? Violence. All
49:33these acts are seen because man no
49:35longer...So there I ask a question. If
49:43he is a very normal person, I say to
49:44him," What do you want to live for? ""
49:47What do you want to live for? "he said,
49:52" A sick person who is feeling ill has
49:54asked you, "What do you want to get
49:56well for?" And your response is going
50:02to be, what? 90%of the time, it's going
50:04to be an instinctive response,
50:13right? An instinctive response. I want
50:17to get well so I can be well. I want to
50:20get well so I can be with my children,
50:22with my family. I want to get well so I
50:26can be happy. These are instinctive
50:32responses or responses based on human
50:34reason. That's it. We don't know how to
50:40tell the difference between what is
50:42reason and what is instinct and what is
50:47reason. What do you want to get well
50:49for? "I asked him the question and then
50:53I had the opportunity to tell him,"
50:55Well, sir, I'd like you to take your
50:57valproic acid test so I have a
50:58reference. "And it matches, it's below.
51:05We're also going to see this during the
51:07exams. Very good. There's a man who has
51:09taken advantage of this. He's become a
51:12millionaire selling land on the moon.
51:16Would you buy land on the moon? No,
51:19but this man, look, is nice. I made $
51:2211 million selling what?
51:26Land on the moon. That man is so happy.
51:30And why is this man desperate to buy
51:32land on the moon? Do you know that this
51:35man has already patented it legally in
51:37the United States? He is now the
51:40president of the United States. There
51:42it is. That's a nice presentation. When
51:44did this come out in the United States?
51:45It was in 2013. They are already
51:53selling these intergalactic trips,
51:55right?
51:58And people buy them because otherwise
51:59they wouldn't like this man. How has he
52:03made money selling land on the moon?
52:06And for what reason? Because what's
52:08wrong with man? He's already caught up
52:09with this entire planet, with
52:11everything, he's already without hope.
52:12What does man do? He wants to escape
52:14this world and science is on board with
52:16this. Flights to Mars. Flights to Mars
52:19aren't bad. Going here, exploring, is
52:22fine. But what does it tell us? What
52:24does it say? No, we shouldn't be
52:26destroyed like the dinosaurs. That
52:29won't happen to us. The man says," No,
52:32we're going to be destroyed like the
52:37time of the...we don't have anything to
52:39escape from, and we already know the
52:41expenses that are incurred, all this,
52:43trips to Mars, all these clicks. So,
52:50number one, prevent what if I'm healthy
52:52, sir, but what am I going to prevent
52:54if I'm healthy? So I tell them, if you
52:57come from Mars, I congratulate you, if
52:59you're from Mars, I accept you. But
53:02being healthy exists, not feeling it is
53:04different. There is no healthy man on
53:08the planet who doesn't feel it. Now we
53:11can understand. There is no healthy man
53:17.
53:17Why? If in 1970 with knowledge and DNA
53:25tests they discovered that human beings
53:27had 4,500 pathologies without glasses.
53:32Now in 2015, how many silent diseases
53:34do human beings have? Much more. But
53:38they don't fall, they don't get a fever
53:40because this little body has that
53:41capacity to be able to, what? Maintain
53:43it. And the day that it can't, it comes
53:45, what? thing?
53:47The disease. But much more difficult
53:51than that of the parents. Very good. So
54:00he says, of having a silent disease or
54:02tumor, of not arriving too late to the
54:04hospital for a silent disease, of being
54:06easy prey for a sonotic disease. I'm
54:14already healthy, he says, and if he is
54:16healthy, the sica bites him. He died,
54:19right? Or if he doesn't greet someone
54:23and he died. And if there is no cure
54:26for diseases, why should I prevent them
54:28? Mr. Ner tells me, "What for? Why now?
54:33What are we going to do if there is no
54:36cure?" It's people's response. Why
54:39should I take care of myself if there's
54:41no cure? So, there is hope. Yes, let's
54:46wait. This is a very funny case. This
54:49is a newspaper from Madrid. An
54:52invisible tumor killed Ester. This
54:54woman was going to her medical check-up
54:56. Nothing's wrong with me. Look, I'm
54:59strong. And suddenly, boom, she died
55:06from a healthy to a dead body. Real,
55:08real case. And there are many cases
55:10like that. I've reported on many. A
55:15newspaper in Spain, suddenly you go to
55:17the hospital, brain tumor died. I felt
55:22something, right? My mom had a little
55:25headache, she took her pill and then
55:26she was calm. Your dad, my dad did. In
55:33the afternoons, his head just hurt. Yes
55:37, he just went to the hospital and
55:38there he died from brain tumor.
55:43Overnight. And what do the reports tell
55:46us? More than 95%of the world's
55:49population has health problems. I mean,
55:53I'm not telling you that we are, that's
55:54why I'm telling you, this is the
55:56healthy one. The healthy one is what is
55:58not feels. That could be a young man,
56:0115 years old, I'm full of life. Full of
56:03life. False. He's only full of life
56:08here. It's about words, but not inside.
56:10Nice, pretty, nice packaging, elegant,
56:13friendly, inside, trembling, why? What
56:16did I tell you? He's aged. That's what
56:20it's been, that's what we're expecting
56:22to face. That's the situation we find
56:25ourselves in. The world is in a
56:30dizzying race towards its own
56:31destruction. And we're living in those
56:38times and we're struggling and we're
56:40going to learn throughout this week how
56:47to prevent and if there is hope. The
56:53one who speaks, I repeat, I've seen
56:55great miracles of terrible diseases
56:57being reversed and I've seen families
57:04who have chosen this lifestyle and they
57:05look joyful. It's not one day, it's not
57:13two days, it's been 20 years. And the
57:17one who speaks too, the one who speaks
57:19was a person who didn't take care of
57:20his health. From my point of view, at
57:26that time I believed it was the good
57:28thing...I ate junk food. 70%of my daily
57:34food intake was junk food. I ate a lot
57:42of junk food. Then I grew up and grew
57:49up and I was a junk collector, a junk
57:51collector, a junk collector, to tell
57:53you what I was consuming. Here are some
57:57pieces, let's put them this size.
58:00There's a chocolate. I would eat 30 of
58:05those a day. 30 of those a day. 30.
58:12Like this. In my country it's called
58:16sublime chocolate. Do you remember,
58:19Delita? Do you remember
58:2230 a day?
58:26That was my food. My diet never lacked
58:31ice cream. They also sell ice cream
58:34here. All my food was ice cream, meat,
58:39French fries, ice cream. If that were
58:48the case I would be dead by now. But
58:55thank God I understood this message and
58:58at 33 I had an eye disease. According
59:08to the doctor at the time I had
59:10cataracts, glaucoma and macular
59:12degeneration. And I used 437 correctors
59:19, no, 3, 47 and 415. And the The doctor
59:26told me, unfortunately, this is hard to
59:28stop, hard to stop. And he explained to
59:35me the whole sad path that I was going
59:37to take. He drew little pictures of all
59:41that for me, how my old age was going
59:43to be, that by the age of 50 and 60 I
59:45would practically be blind. If I lived.
59:54I am 65 years old or I will be 65. None
59:58of those terrible predictions have
1:00:03happened to me now. Let's say,
1:00:07according to my molecular test, I am 77
1:00:10years old. When I had the first lung
1:00:14biopsy to find out my age, I was 93
1:00:17years old. Now it is getting younger.
1:00:26So this is my personal experience. My
1:00:33life changed thanks to this message
1:00:34that I proclaim. And this message is
1:00:38growing. We are going to hear it in
1:00:42Turkey. We are going to hear the diet
1:00:46that I propose in Japan. We are going
1:00:52to hear it in France, Germany, Spain,
1:00:54it is growing more. Mexico is growing
1:01:02for you because soon the diet that I
1:01:03have proposed will be the world's diet.
1:01:08Amen. You are already getting
1:01:10closer. In 2002, when I gave a seminar
1:01:15on the flat-leaf diet, 50%vegetables,
1:01:1830%energy drinks and 20%proteas, of
1:01:20course, they almost voted for me. If I
1:01:25put a capsule, they would send me to
1:01:27another planet because they couldn't.
1:01:29How is that going to be? Because there
1:01:32were lags in the pyramid. Because I
1:01:38made it known in 98, but like a family
1:01:40group. This is going to be the diet of
1:01:44tomorrow and today they are already
1:01:45getting close. Harvard 50, 2525, they
1:01:49are going to catch up with me. But that
1:01:53is not mine. Mr. Nimer, why didn't you
1:01:56patent it? I am not going to patent it
1:02:00because I copied it from the Bible and
1:02:02that is found in Ezekiel 4: 9 and 11.
1:02:05How am I going to appropriate something
1:02:07that is not mine? I simply did not,
1:02:10what did I do? Share. You would have
1:02:15lost a lot of money. Look, they are
1:02:17already coming out with so many diets
1:02:19that are similar. I tell you, no, it is
1:02:22in the Bible. All that is going to lead
1:02:25to the Bible.
1:02:26Amen. Amen. And that is the new one, we
1:02:34could call it. new science, giving real
1:02:36value to the Bible. My job is to tell
1:02:41Christians that there is hope and it is
1:02:42written in the Bible. There is a diet
1:02:49given in the Bible. There is a plan for
1:02:53each of our lives in the Bible. The
1:02:58problem is that many times we do not
1:03:00see it because the Lord is not pouring
1:03:02out a gift on us. And what is that gift
1:03:06? What is that gift?
1:03:11The Holy Spirit gives those gifts. What
1:03:14is that spiritual gift?
1:03:17Discernment. When we do not have
1:03:20discernment, we will not see it. And
1:03:27let us ask the Lord to give us more
1:03:29than money, more than gold, more than
1:03:31books, more than a career, more than
1:03:33this, to give us what? Discernment.
1:03:37The Lord has already given me a little
1:03:39bit and I ask that He give me more. And
1:03:43that should be our challenge, to
1:03:46know how to discern between good and
1:03:48evil.

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