Dino Guglielmelli0:00
Let me tell you a story about what happened.
Dino Guglielmelli0:02
Just this week I get a call from a customer and he says, Dino, we have to have everything third party tested, every single batch.
Dino Guglielmelli0:11
I said, no, that's not gmp and that's also not otc.
Dino Guglielmelli0:15
That's not a requirement you can validate after three tests.
Dino Guglielmelli0:18
As long as you have the same processes, you're buying the raw material from the same supplier that you know is ethical.
Dino Guglielmelli0:23
As long as you're doing incoming testing on the raw material to make sure it is what it's supposed to be and it has the potency it's supposed to have.
Dino Guglielmelli0:30
You do not have to, to do this every single time.
Dino Guglielmelli0:34
And that's gmp.
Dino Guglielmelli0:36
Oh, well, no, that's not.
Dino Guglielmelli0:38
We have to get the product GMP every time.
Dino Guglielmelli0:40
I'm like, then what is my license worth?
Dino Guglielmelli0:43
I'm getting, I'm getting audited a week every year.
Dino Guglielmelli0:47
They go through every single batch record.
Dino Guglielmelli0:49
I do everything to drug standard.
Dino Guglielmelli0:51
I have an OTC license.
Dino Guglielmelli0:53
So you're sitting here telling me that I have to send product every single time I make it to get GMP certified.
Dino Guglielmelli1:01
You don't know what the hell you're talking about, dude.
Dino Guglielmelli1:03
And, but this is where we need to educate people.
Dino Guglielmelli1:06
And like you said, it has to be some sort of accreditation.
Dino Guglielmelli1:10
So what happened to the natural progress industry?
Dino Guglielmelli1:11
And I don't know if you remember, but back in, I think it was late 90s, maybe early 2000, there was a, there was a pitcher that took ephedrine.
Dino Guglielmelli1:20
It was, it was Ma Long in a capsule for energy.
Dino Guglielmelli1:24
And he took eight pills and he had a heart attack on the mound in 120 degree weather in Florida.
Dino Guglielmelli1:30
He had a heart attack and he died.
Dino Guglielmelli1:32
So that immediately the pharmaceutical industry came in and gobbed up Ma Long and said, ephedra is now going to be a drug.
Dino Guglielmelli1:39
You can no longer use it.
Dino Guglielmelli1:40
Well, in the natural products industry, Ma Long was used as a.
Dino Guglielmelli1:44
Is the best decongestant and expectorant.
Dino Guglielmelli1:47
There wasn't anything better.
Dino Guglielmelli1:48
And we used it for decades, but as soon as that happened, they took it away from us.
Dino Guglielmelli1:53
We can't use it.
Dino Guglielmelli1:54
You can't get insured for it.
Dino Guglielmelli1:55
You can't even buy it.
Dino Guglielmelli1:56
Okay, so this is what happened with L. Tryptophan.
Dino Guglielmelli2:00
And then you couldn't get insurance because I'll Tryptophan because somebody had slept, you know, took too much and fell asleep driving a tractor or something.
Dino Guglielmelli2:07
I don't remember what happened, but the same thing happened with the cbd.
Dino Guglielmelli2:11
I Have a CBD license.
Dino Guglielmelli2:13
And I've been making CBD products for a couple years.
Dino Guglielmelli2:16
The FDA came in this year, won't give me my license.
Dino Guglielmelli2:18
It wouldn't renew it.
Dino Guglielmelli2:19
Wouldn't renew it.
Dino Guglielmelli2:20
I'm like, what's going on, you guys?
Dino Guglielmelli2:22
This is California, by the way.
Dino Guglielmelli2:24
What's going on?
Dino Guglielmelli2:25
They said, oh, you know, because you're not making any last year, you now can't have the license.
Dino Guglielmelli2:31
I said, what?
Dino Guglielmelli2:32
Just because I haven't made it doesn't mean I don't want to make it next year.
Dino Guglielmelli2:36
Or when a product comes up that does have efficacy,.
Jeff Kanter2:39
That's appropriate,.
Dino Guglielmelli2:41
You know, I will do it if I.
Dino Guglielmelli2:43
And why am I being restricted?
Dino Guglielmelli2:44
I paid the fees and you cash the checks.
Dino Guglielmelli2:47
Well, you can get your license without it if you'd like, and then you can reapply when you start making product again.
Dino Guglielmelli2:54
Like, what?
Dino Guglielmelli2:56
So this is what I mean there.
Dino Guglielmelli2:58
So we went from when Ephedra was.
Dino Guglielmelli3:02
Then what happened was the FDA said, oh, you know, products are unregulated.
Dino Guglielmelli3:07
The media came out and said, it's made in a bathtub and people make it in their garage and it's not regulated, blah, blah, blah.
Dino Guglielmelli3:12
So we created what's called Good Manufacturing Practices gmp.
Dino Guglielmelli3:16
And they licensed a couple companies, the Natural Price association and nsf.
Dino Guglielmelli3:20
These are the two that can give you GMP certificates.
Dino Guglielmelli3:24
And NSF is better.
Dino Guglielmelli3:25
Is really better than, you know, in the industry.
Dino Guglielmelli3:28
Everybody thinks NSF is better.
Dino Guglielmelli3:31
Okay, so now that we've gone this way, 20 years down the road of being GMP and being OTC, now they're saying, oh, no, that's not good enough.
Dino Guglielmelli3:41
Okay, well, hold on a second.
Dino Guglielmelli3:43
You can keep moving the bar on us, but why aren't you moving the bar on the pharmaceutical industry, who continues to have a little caption at the end of their article that says, may create liver disease.
Dino Guglielmelli3:53
May create.
Dino Guglielmelli3:54
You know what?
Dino Guglielmelli3:56
This is not a level playing field.
Dino Guglielmelli3:58
And you just keep changing it so that you make it more difficult for us who are actually doing the right thing.
Dino Guglielmelli4:05
And that's.
Dino Guglielmelli4:05
I love what you're going and where this is going because it needs to happen.
Jeff Kanter4:09
It does.
Jeff Kanter4:10
I mean, it's a funny coincidence in like the hand of God type of thing.
Jeff Kanter4:14
Again, this guy, Chip Paul, and he's a really brilliant guy, and he showed up for fundraising for his supplement company and he's looking for money and to do manufacturing, but he's got some great stuff.
Jeff Kanter4:24
I've been utilizing some of it myself because I'm diabetic.
Jeff Kanter4:28
So I had a good opportunity to get some benefits from what he's doing.
Jeff Kanter4:32
Well, lo and behold, he's turns out he's chummy with and now he's going to be the health advisor for the entire state of Oklahoma.
Jeff Kanter4:39
Because the guy that's about to become the governor looks like it's a shoo in tapped him to be in charge.
Jeff Kanter4:45
Well, we're in there.
Jeff Kanter4:46
We're going to do medical cannabis, we're rewriting all of the health insurance that all the state employees are engaged in, all the whole education of the consumers of that state related to health and bringing regenerative farming and the whole bit.
Jeff Kanter5:02
So we're exactly positioned and you're showing up at the perfect timing because we're literally on the cusp of just really being able to monopolize and capitalize like we've never been able to before.
Jeff Kanter5:15
To completely do an end around on all of these people that are trying to, trying to thwart us.
Jeff Kanter5:20
Because conveniently, where are they spending all their ad dollars on dwindling media, television advertising.
Jeff Kanter5:28
They're not in any of the places where we already are operating.
Jeff Kanter5:32
And because we're on the ground through all these veteran groups, through all these youth groups, because the one guy, Big Jake, he runs in California, he runs all of the internship of Northern California with veterans and kids.
Jeff Kanter5:46
And he's a crazy character, this guy, but he's crushing it.
Jeff Kanter5:51
And so he all about Regenta farming, the whole bit.
Jeff Kanter5:54
So all the right people, you know, like they plugged all those DSA people in all those different spots so that one day they could spring it on all of us.
Jeff Kanter6:02
Similar to what's been happening unplanned though of all these people proliferating.
Jeff Kanter6:08
And now we create this launch pad for them all to come together and finally push each other forward and immediately clone each other's information everywhere.
Jeff Kanter6:18
So that's.
Dino Guglielmelli6:18
The timing.
Jeff Kanter6:19
Is right.
Dino Guglielmelli6:20
I want to be a part of it.
Dino Guglielmelli6:21
Yeah,.
Jeff Kanter6:22
Yeah, I'll send you the fire hose.
Jeff Kanter6:23
Because I'll send you, I just put in the, in the chat the link to the event itself, but I'll send you something else but also the link to the regenerative farming operation.
Jeff Kanter6:33
So perfect example, Max client, Max Kane, if you know he is, he has a website called Farm Match and that's where you go there and you type in your zip code and then it matches you up to a farm that you could buy stuff from meat or produce or whatever it might be.
Jeff Kanter6:51
Well, he's involved.
Jeff Kanter6:52
We brought him in to help work within the regenerative farming organization.
Jeff Kanter6:56
And we have another guy that came to us that's the Uber but for regenerative farmers.
Jeff Kanter7:02
So instead of being like grubhub where he's delivering crap, he's the grubhub of high quality regenerative farmed foods and stuff like that.
Jeff Kanter7:10
So who asked for that guy?
Jeff Kanter7:13
But he showed up out of the blue like within the last couple weeks.
Jeff Kanter7:17
He's already on board.
Jeff Kanter7:18
We're pulling him together.
Jeff Kanter7:19
So we're going to have a whole meeting, we're doing a lot of conferences within conferences in Nashville because the over regenerative clan is there, the red light people, the data center.
Jeff Kanter7:29
We got a big deal with data centers because our attitude is look, they might have objectionable elements of them, but they're common.
Jeff Kanter7:36
So rather than try to keep going like this all the time, why don't we just figure out how to embrace them and make them do what we want?
Jeff Kanter7:42
So we're putting EMF technology in our own centralized energy sourcing, you know, doing all the little stuff to immediately remediate everything that's negative about them and then also enhance that local community similarly.
Jeff Kanter7:56
I mean this guy with the CMF technology just got the green Global initiative certification and they saved the river in Australia.
Jeff Kanter8:04
This is like back to the early 2000s.
Jeff Kanter8:06
So they've been at this a long time to finally get to now.
Jeff Kanter8:09
But now he's able to approach Marriott and Hilton saying hey, if you want to stay at a better hotel where you're not going to get EMF to death in the hotel room, you want to stay at Marriott.
Jeff Kanter8:17
Because we have all this technology in our hotels where nobody else does.
Jeff Kanter8:21
Well, when he does it at these farms, he's going to be at farms all day on Tuesday coming up.
Jeff Kanter8:26
They've been able to better than double crop yields and reduce insect populations by a large margin just by putting his technology at the farm.
Jeff Kanter8:35
So he connected with this guy.
Jeff Kanter8:38
So here's a perfect example.
Jeff Kanter8:40
At our pitch tank we had a guy that had figured out, like I said, to turn hemp into only every kind of wood you could think of.
Jeff Kanter8:47
And it's so excellent.
Jeff Kanter8:48
If you build a hospital out of it, you don't need radiation protection and you don't have to worry about sepsis because the, the antibial elements of the hemp prevent all of that.
Jeff Kanter8:58
And then there's another guy that presented that has this kind of a lack of.
Jeff Kanter9:02
A better description is fertilizer that will double your crop yields and use one third as much water.
Jeff Kanter9:08
Well, they partnered up and became co conspirators together and they're getting funded simultaneously.
Jeff Kanter9:16
They're both coming in on this regenerative farm in Ohio to grow hemp and in this guy's plant and the guy's putting a ZMF technology there.
Jeff Kanter9:25
And all of them met at one of our events and by the end of a week they all had this completely combined together.
Dino Guglielmelli9:32
That's fantastic.
Jeff Kanter9:33
It's amazing, Dino.
Dino Guglielmelli9:35
It is amazing.
Jeff Kanter9:36
Static that I am.
Jeff Kanter9:37
I keep telling.
Jeff Kanter9:38
I wish I was younger.
Dino Guglielmelli9:39
Yeah, right.
Jeff Kanter9:40
Happening now.
Dino Guglielmelli9:42
Yeah, yeah.
Dino Guglielmelli9:43
You know, I have an additive and I'm getting a little off.
Dino Guglielmelli9:46
Off our.
Dino Guglielmelli9:47
But I don't mind.
Dino Guglielmelli9:48
I hope you don't mind if I digress a second, but I have an additive that you add single use plastics and they degrade in a landfill in five years with no microplast and no heavy met, no methane gas produced.
Dino Guglielmelli10:01
And I have the rights to it in North America with a couple partners.
Dino Guglielmelli10:05
And so I've been making vitamin bottles, I've been making.
Dino Guglielmelli10:08
I've been making trash liners with this degradable additive.
Dino Guglielmelli10:14
And.
Dino Guglielmelli10:15
And you know, we can change the world with this.
Dino Guglielmelli10:18
And the circular economy will not allow me to enter the market.
Dino Guglielmelli10:24
Even though if you put the additive into the single use plastic and then you have to recycle it, it doesn't affect the circular economy at all.
Dino Guglielmelli10:32
It doesn't do anything to affect the circular economy.
Dino Guglielmelli10:34
You can just, it just burns off when you re exclude that plastic.
Jeff Kanter10:39
But.
Dino Guglielmelli10:39
The fact of the matter is every single recyclable center in every demographic in the United States have piles and piles and piles of plastic.
Dino Guglielmelli10:50
So in the county of Ventura, where I reside, they say that in their political report that they're recycling 30% of the plastics.
Dino Guglielmelli11:00
Okay.
Dino Guglielmelli11:00
You go to the plastic, the people who actually collect the plastic, and they'll tell you 98% of the stuff that's in the blue barrel, the recycled barrel, is cardboard.
Dino Guglielmelli11:10
So if you go to NASA, NASA will tell you 3% of the plastics worldwide are actually recycled.
Dino Guglielmelli11:17
It's not changing the needle.
Dino Guglielmelli11:18
This whole green thing is not changing the needle at all.
Dino Guglielmelli11:22
It's just a big money grab.
Jeff Kanter11:24
So.
Dino Guglielmelli11:25
Guys like me that have the solution, we are silenced.
Jeff Kanter11:28
Yeah.
Jeff Kanter11:28
Well, again, this will be a chance to get it out there.
Jeff Kanter11:30
One of the guys that has her, they have a technology from Europe, this paralysis where they actually are able to recycle almost every kind of plastic.
Jeff Kanter11:38
There's certain ones that can't be into like a usable substance.
Dino Guglielmelli11:42
Yeah, there's a guy out right now that you're trying.
Jeff Kanter11:45
To get that going in stateside with a little difficulty.
Jeff Kanter11:47
But that guy with that company you're going to be interested, is going to be a Nashville.
Jeff Kanter11:51
Jack Welch is going to be there with that technology.
Dino Guglielmelli11:54
That's great.
Dino Guglielmelli11:55
You know, there's a guy, there's a 19 year old kid that's making gasoline out of plastic and he's running his car with it.
Dino Guglielmelli12:02
He's got like 2, 2 or 25 million views on, on social media.
Dino Guglielmelli12:09
I keep, I, I text him, I says, you know, wear a, wear a bulletproof vest, dude, you know, because, because they don't want you around.
Dino Guglielmelli12:19
They don't want.
Dino Guglielmelli12:19
But if we can do these sort of things into this forum where we have the social awareness, then this stuff won't go away.
Dino Guglielmelli12:27
And what.
SPK_312:28
Numbers.
Dino Guglielmelli12:29
It's spectacular what you're doing, Jeff.
Dino Guglielmelli12:32
And I want to do everything I can to support it.
Dino Guglielmelli12:35
Yeah.
Dino Guglielmelli12:35
And I can do it by manufacturing high quality products they're going to make.
Jeff Kanter12:38
There'll be so many opportunities for you to do that because there's a lot of guys trying to make some really great products.
Jeff Kanter12:43
I mean the one guy and I, you know, I just met too many people in the last year to try to remember everybody.
Jeff Kanter12:49
But they have a price.
Jeff Kanter12:50
He's like was retired, he was an older guy, but he's came back in off the side and they're making something that extends telomeres.
Dino Guglielmelli12:57
And.
Jeff Kanter12:58
He was there pitching to get money for going into that.
Jeff Kanter13:01
But guess what, once they do that, they need to manufacture.
Jeff Kanter13:04
So I already have up your alley a bunch of people that crossed our threshold that need the solution that you bring to the table.
Jeff Kanter13:11
And a number of them will be at this event and others you'll meet quickly thereafter.
Jeff Kanter13:15
Because we have independence meetings that we do in person.
Jeff Kanter13:19
We have tons of meetings every week between different groups that have formed working all these various elements of it.
Jeff Kanter13:26
And now we're going to Central Clearinghouse through this opportunity zone so that we can start punching this stuff out into reality.
Jeff Kanter13:32
It's a good example and we'll close on this was that in Massillon, Ohio, which is near Akron Canton.
Jeff Kanter13:38
It's a big community.
Jeff Kanter13:39
There's a 120 some bed hospital and they never quite were making it towards the end when all the big guys like clinic and whatever, buying everybody else out and they were like the last of the freestanding ones and they were supposed to get bought out, it didn't happen.
Jeff Kanter13:55
It fell through the crack and it's been dark for about eight years.
Jeff Kanter13:59
But a guy bought it who had a lot of money.
Jeff Kanter14:01
It's cost him a million bucks a year to keep the power on and keep the place operating like it's open.
Jeff Kanter14:06
Put in about $10 million.
Jeff Kanter14:08
Well, this guy that's running the project for him now, fantastic person, had us come down there a week ago Saturday.
Jeff Kanter14:17
They want us to convert it into a medical excuse me, a medical tourism mecca.
Jeff Kanter14:23
They want in Vida to open an eastern location.
Jeff Kanter14:26
They want to turn it into a micro hospital, about 12 beds, so that a doctor can get admittance there and bypass them being the large one, where the bill is going to be like $3,000 for facility fees and the like, that they can be a DPC and get their doctor in this micro hospital, but the rest will be red light therapy, ayurvedic medicine, you know, all the other kind of modalities, all in this little center.