Welcome to the Eric Metaxus show with your host, Eric Mettaxas.

Folks, I'm very excited. Some of you already know this. We have a new sponsor on the program,

nutrometics, nutrometics.com. You want to use the code Eric to get 20% off. But I want you to know who we have as our sponsor. We want you to know the company. Why is that? Because we believe in them.

We believe in the people behind it. We believe in the product.

And I want you to understand where we're coming from. This is not just something that we're

advertising. The head, the founder of Nutrametics, Nutrametics.com is Tim Eaton. He is my guest. Tim,

welcome. Thank you, Eric. Great to be with you today. You've got some astonishing products to talk about,

and I really have to say that the more I hear, the more I'm sucked into how amazing this is,

because it's not just, oh, there's vitamin D and vitamin C. You've got some really strange,

fascinating, rare things that are not that easily available. And then the story of how you got involved

in doing nutrometics is itself amazing. I know you've got genuine miracle stories. You're a man of

Christian faith and you were a missionary pilot. So you're all in with regard to missions. But how is it, the last time we spoke,

you were teasing us. You said you've got these miracle stories or whatever. So what do you mean?

Like give us an example of what you mean by that.

Well, once again, thanks for having me honored. Well, living in the Amazon for five years and serving as a

missionary pilot was, you know, to me, I thought, wow, it's like Christian Indiana Jones stuff.

And it was exciting with the time when I was living there.

The terrorism was a big issue, so we were very restricted and had to be very careful about where we went.

And we had a signaling system. We flew over an Indian tribal village to determine whether it was safe or not to land.

One particular day, I was flying, it was a long day of flying into several villages,

and then I'm on my way back to the base, and the weather was just completely socked in,

clouds down to the trees. I couldn't make it in.

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