I’ve been researching something that’s pretty interesting lately because I’ve been so concerned about the horrible heroin epidemic ravaging our youth. There’s an autoimmune disease called Endorphin Deficiency Syndrome that causes very low levels of our natural opioid chemicals, endorphins. This leads the patient with the disease to self-medicate with opioid or sometimes wine. It can be genetic but it can be acquired in a person who’s had a life of physical and emotional pain. The thing is, it’s easy to treat. Naltrexone is an opioid blocker given to addicts to block the high they’d get from, say, heroin. They usually take 50 mg a day. But if you give them low dose Naltrexone at 4.5 mg or less every night, it stays in the bloodstream for only 3-4 hours, blocking the body’s own endorphins. When it reaches zero, the body responds with up to a 300% increase in endorphins. Problem solved. It’s cheap, nontoxic and even safe in pregnancy and breastfeeding infants. LDN (low dose naltrexone) apparently helps in all forms of diseases rooted in autoimmunity and inflammation including cancer, fibromyalgia, autism, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, infertility, multiple sclerosis and much, much more. Of course this medication protocol is the kiss of death for Big Pharma who makes billions upon billions on immunosuppressants, chemotherapeutic agents and other medications so high impact medical journals won’t publish studies on LDN for fear of losing big advertising bucks. What a shame. This could be the answer for the heroin epidemic where 91 people die every day not to mention for scores of other diseases and addictions. Check it out HERE. 

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Before going on to Mr. Trump, here’s our latest YouTube video. 

Me: Okay. Will the stock market do well or poorly under a Trump presidency? It’s already doing really well.

Erik points up to the ceiling.

Me: Oh, good.

Kim: It seems like it’ll do really well.

Me: Okay. Did he really rape that 13 year-old?

Kim: Wow, I never heard of that.

Erik: Nope.

Erik leans forward and rubs his index finger and thumb together suggesting there was extortion involved.

Me: Oh, people want money. Yeah. Will his foreign policy be sound, and will he stop the spread of ISIS? I think he’ll make some countries fear us because he’ll want fair trade, and, you know, he’s going to have a harder line with the Iran nuclear deal, but will his foreign policy be sound, this blog member asks?

Erik: Yes.

Kim: It’s interesting what he’s going on to talk about. He’s showing me—this is really interesting—Wow! If this day comes to pass, I’ll be mind blown.

Me: Oh!

Erik: After Trump is no longer president, other countries will still address him as if he is. That’s because of the leadership he establishes. He has to break a lot of old patterns and systems and rules and orders of operations and start anew. He has to recreate the wheel, and he’s going to. That’s going to shatter a lot of old cycles and patterns in talking about fair trade. It will establish consistency, and very strong systems will be put into place that are effective.

Me: Good. Will he stop the spread of ISIS?

Erik: Yes. It’s going to be slow in the beginning, then all of a sudden, there’ll be a very quick turnover.

Me: Okay. Can he be trusted with the nuclear codes? Everybody is worried about that one!

Erik: Yeah. He’s very impulsive, but he also understands the magnitude of seriousness here. So yeah, he can be trusted.

Me: Will there be WWIII under his rule?

Erik: No!

Kim: It’s funny because all of these questions make me feel incredibly ignorant! You guys know I keep myself secluded from all that.

Me: That’s probably best. It’s been very depressing over the last several months! Will he cut entitlements?

Kim: He gives me 50% on this one. He won’t give me a complete yes or a complete no.

Me: Will he change it in a painless way or a painful way? I’ll ask it that way.

Erik: It’s going to be perceived in a painful way.

Me: Oh boy. Well, is it just about cutting the fraud in the entitlement system, fraud, waste and abuse? That would be painful for the people committing the fraud but not for everybody else.

Erik: Yes.

Kim: I want to explain something to you and everyone watching. When you ask questions that basically boil down to a yes or no answer, here’s how this whole process works. When something resonates with Erik as truth, his energy gets stronger because you’re acting as a ground for him.

Me: Oh.

Kim: I’m just the conduit. You’re the ground. So if the truth is conveyed, his energy gets stronger. If it’s not, he gets really quiet. He doesn’t respond or he resonates and stays the same. I just wanted to explain that to you.

Me: Cool. So I’m a lightening rod! Yay!

Kim laughs.

Erik: You’re my ground, Mama.

Me: There you go!

Erik: So it will be in a painful way, but in a way that reveals truth.

Me: Well, something has got to be done [about entitlements.]

Erik: It’ll expose the fraud. That’s essentially truth. So there will be people who go through pain because of this.

Me: Innocent people?

Erik: Nope.

Me: Oh, okay. Well, that’s good. Will he cut the deficit and debt or will he add to it?

Erik: We’ll come out of debt slightly, but not a great impact. Not yet.

Me: Well, he’s going to spend a lot, too with his infrastructure plan and all that, so… How will he get Mexico to pay for the wall? I’m thinking Mexico isn’t going to write us a check, but we give them billions of dollars in foreign aid every year. We can just withhold that until their tab is cleared.

Kim: I’m incredibly ignorant about this kind of stuff, but I live a happy life, so I don’t care!

She laughs.

Erik: We supply to Mexico in some way, shape or form, and that will be withheld. Whatever we supply to them, they can’t go without so it’s like a hostage situation. They’ll have to pay or give or—

Me: Like, “You don’t get your foreign aid unless…”

Erik: Yeah.

Me: I don’t even understand why we pay all of these countries foreign aid, anyways, really. I don’t get it. We have so many people suffering here that need help. Okay, will we be more or less respected around the globe under his leadership?

Erik: We’ll be feared.

Hopefully only by countries that mean to do us harm like North Korea, Iran, etc.

Erik: We’ll be respected out of fear.

Me: Well, at least it’s respect. What will be done with—I know he’ll probably get rid of the criminal undocumented workers, but what about the other 11 million undocumented people here? What will he do with them? Some of them have been here for 20 years and have businesses and families and stuff. Will he just give them a pathway for citizenship or work visas and then a pathway to citizenship or something like that?

Erik: He’s not going to ship them all back. Trump is going to create a system that they have to go through.

Kim: I feel like it’s a brand new thing born from Trump’s presidency.

Erik: They’ll have to go through these systems to achieve a status like citizenship.

Me: That sounds fair.

Erik: It’ll be grandfathered in. They’ll go through the process and then get grandfathered into citizenship.

Me: Okay.

Erik: It’ll be strict, though, so if they’re not willing to comply, it’s like another hostage situation like, “Comply with this or see you later.”

Me: Yeah. Well, I think that’s fair. They cut in front of the line where others are doing it legally, so… But they should have a way to get their citizenship, of course.