call. Oh, Oh, Crow, Crow, Crow, All right now

now welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio this is episode 406

Jason Lingren is with me and we're very happy to have Marion Gentry this is a big

deal episode I think a lot of young people may not see the value in it some of them well but let me mention a thing

All you young bulletproof people you're gonna be older someday and that's why what we're going to talk about matters and the earlier you get on the ideas that we're going to put forth, the better.

Marion and I were just talking, I'm going to be 60 in a couple years Marion's a bit beyond me. She's in perfect health hasn't seen

Allopathic doctor in forever. No problems whatsoever and this is the power of what we're about to talk about and we're going to talk about a lot of things to put a fine point on it.

I marked the beginning of what we're about to talk about with Max Gerson.

I don't know if Marion agrees with me

if she has a different source that started or will get into these things.

Anyhow, welcome, Jason.

And a beautiful good morning.

All right, before I get Marion in here, let's talk about one of the side effects of COVID.

There were two companies that I'm aware of, there may be others, but I'm aware of two that made the juicer

that is so critical to the methods we're going to talk about here.

The original, as far as I know, was Norwalk.

Norwalk went out of business in the middle of COVID.

People were broke. These are not cheap juicers. They're typically or they used to, I haven't even checked lately, but the price of everything to make things has gone up. But the Norwalks were in the neighborhood of 24, 2,500 bucks, something like that,

on ball parking, and then another guy re-engineered that type of juicer with a press and a grinder in it, so you get living juice, and that's the pure juice company.

Now the pure juicer company is the only one left that I know of, and I'm a little nervous because I keep getting emails of all these sales they're running.

I pray to God, pure juicer doesn't go out of business.

Anyhow, welcome Marion.

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