Well, hello. I'm your host, Evan Brand, certified functional medicine practitioner,

nutritional therapist. You may think, man, your voice sounds bad. Are you sick? No, I'm not sick. I'm up

super early. It's like 5 o'clock. I have a nature alarm clock. One thing about the countryside

is you start finding out about different birds that you've never heard in your entire life.

Because if you lived in the city, these birds don't exist as much.

There's this bird called an Eastern Phoebe.

I'll play you the sound of it.

This is my nature alarm clock that woke me up today.

All right, I don't want to drive you crazy if you don't like the sound of birds.

I love the sound of birds, but that little crazy guy or gal wakes up every morning and sits

on top of the fan on our back patio, and he or she just, Phoebe, Phoebe, Phoebe over and over again.

It's like, holy crap. I guess I'm getting up. So good morning to you. If you're listening to

this in the morning, welcome to the show. Today we're talking with a guy named Ryan Sternaigle,

who I went to a conference last summer and this guy got like a standing ovation because of what he's done to share information about cancer in children.

And his one-year-old son was diagnosed with a type of cancer and him and his wife, they sought out natural and holistic methods to cure his kids' cancer,

and they were successful with it. I believe they ended up doing some chemotherapy as well.

The details of what he did are inside of this podcast. But it's just really alarming how many children do end up with cancer.

I mean, the statistics are just through the roof,

and obviously there's many different root causes for that.

You've got glyphosate, which is the most common pesticide that's in Roundup,

that I see all these dummies purchasing at Home Depot and other stores,

and they just start spraying this stuff in flip flops it's like good

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