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The practical basis of the protocol is they get people to realize that it's a three-ring

circus that runs life on planet Earth, copper, iron, and oxygen.

And if they don't play well together, you're going to have oxidative stress.

And there are 20,000 symptoms that are described in the Mark Manual.

Guess what they all begin with, oxidative stress.

I don't think doctors know how energy is made, how bone is made, how blood is made, how babies are made,

nor how hormones get activated. All of those five components require copper. And copper is

Voldemort in medical school, that which cannot be named. And if you don't know copper,

you don't know the fundamentals of the human physiology.

I truly do not believe that anemia of iron deficiency exists on planet Earth unless you've been

in an auto accident and you're bleeding out.

No one is aware that the blood test for serum iron is completely irrelevant to anything.

We live in this very sequestered world of

knowledge that certain subjects are okay to talk about. Other subjects are cordoned off and we're not

supposed to talk about that. And I just think it's time to spread the good news of how incredibly

intelligent and beautifully designed their body is, but it's based on nutrients that we're not allowed to talk about.

Morley, you argue that most people that are labeled anemic, they actually have an iron overload.

Explain your thinking there.

I'm sure that'll be somewhere of my tombstone. I think there's a lot of confusion about iron.

Let's go back to some basic facts. Iron is the number one element on planet Earth.

36% of the Earth's composition is iron. That's noteworthy. And I would venture to say that we're

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