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EPISODE SUMMARY:
John Fullbright is a unique individual with an interesting story. A man struck by lightning making him exposed to changes in his metabolic system, nervous system and other immune systems that can be altered due to such an event. His story led to being diagnosed with Lyme Disease and John manifested changes in his treatment modality including incorporating the Bee Venom Therapy to treat it. One added change is he developed an entrepreneurial spirit developing new treatments for acupuncture and other alternatives which we will learn about.
John Fulbright is a Taos resident but originally came from Los Alamos, New Mexico. He came to Taos as a young lad in 1984, where he began to river guide. He has Lyme disease and has been using Bee Therapy together along with his wife to cope with the disease. John is sharing his experience with Bee Therapy and how he found its benefits for his whole family.
Frank About Health has touched upon Alternative Treatments in the past but none like this. I usually issue disclaimers during the show but in this case I am issuing a statement that Frank About Health is not advocating Bee Venom Therapy because it does not have Federal compliance and does not work for everyone. John's appearance on Frank About Health is to share his story, how Bee Therapy has worked for him and his wife and for others.
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In this powerful season premiere of Frank About Health, host Frank R. Harrison introduces John Fullbright, a former outdoor adventure professional whose life changed after surviving a lightning strike and later battling Lyme disease and its co-infections. John's story reveals how Western medicine fell short in treating his chronic symptoms, ultimately leading him to discover healing through ancient practices like Japanese acupressure, dietary trace minerals, and later, bee venom therapy. This episode kicks off a 12-part exploration of personal disruption and creative healing, offering healthcare advocates a thought-provoking case study in resilience, integrative treatment, and patient-driven innovation.
In the second segment of Frank About Health, John Fullbright provides a deeply personal and clinical perspective on Lyme disease, describing how his post-lightning trauma masked early symptoms and how the condition progressively debilitated him and his wife. He outlines the syndrome’s wide-ranging effects—joint pain, neurological dysfunction, cardiovascular irregularities, and immune suppression—and highlights the diagnostic challenges due to unreliable testing and individualized immune responses. Rejecting long-term antibiotics, John embraced bee venom therapy and Japanese healing techniques, finding sustained symptom relief and functional recovery, which he now shares as an emerging advocate for integrative Lyme treatment.
In this third segment of Frank About Health, John Fullbright shares the full scope of his bee venom therapy methodology, detailing its origins, biological effects, safety considerations, and potential for broader treatment. He explains how he uses the Hoshindo method—an ancient Japanese form of meridian apitherapy—to address neurological damage, inflammation, and immune dysfunction, especially in cases of Lyme disease and related conditions. Advocating nationally through organizations like the Center for Lyme Action, John continues to raise awareness, consult patients worldwide, and build educational platforms, while emphasizing safety protocols, non-FDA status, and the promise of clinical trials and bipartisan research funding to move the field forward.
In the final segment of Frank About Health, John Fullbright elaborates on the diverse therapeutic potential of bee venom, citing its antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, and neuroregenerative effects in treating conditions ranging from Lyme disease to cancer, traumatic brain injuries, long COVID, and even migraines. He explains full sting therapy and gentler micro-stinging methods, emphasizing the need for safety protocols, clinical research, and wider public awareness. As the show closes, host Frank R. Harrison highlights John's story as a powerful example of reclaiming health through alternative approaches, promising his return in a future episode to continue educating advocates and practitioners.
00:00:53.120 --> 00:00:59.419 Frank R. Harrison: Hey, everybody, and welcome to a new season of frank about health. It is July 3, rd 2025
00:00:59.680 --> 00:01:27.380 Frank R. Harrison: for everyone in advance. I hope you all have a happy 4th coming up this weekend, but we want to start the season right as a follow up to last season, where, if you all remember I'd spent the entire 12 episode block talking about healthcare disruption. Well, now, the next set of 12 episodes, especially tonight's show, is about, what are you going to do about it when you are disrupted? Now, why, in this particular case, will it be interesting? Because we have
00:01:27.420 --> 00:01:43.419 Frank R. Harrison: a man by the name of John Fulbright from New Mexico, referred by Sam Lebowitz. Thanks again once more, Sam, for all the type of guests you've brought on this show. He has a very unique story, and we're dedicating each aspect
00:01:43.480 --> 00:01:50.880 Frank R. Harrison: of the story to throughout each segment. The story explains how he gets struck by lightning.
00:01:51.820 --> 00:01:56.559 Frank R. Harrison: has his immune system reduced gets lyme disease.
00:01:57.090 --> 00:02:04.089 Frank R. Harrison: and when it's sort of working, or the treatment has a lot to be asked for, he comes up with his own solution.
00:02:04.430 --> 00:02:06.750 Frank R. Harrison: So that is truly disruption.
00:02:06.890 --> 00:02:12.629 Frank R. Harrison: But it's someone who therefore became entrepreneurial about it. As I discussed in my last season
00:02:12.740 --> 00:02:18.890 Frank R. Harrison: and found a solution that we're going to explore in detail at some point, probably during the 3rd segment of the show.
00:02:19.460 --> 00:02:22.110 Frank R. Harrison: that, all being said, I must issue a disclaimer.
00:02:22.370 --> 00:02:25.300 Frank R. Harrison: a lot of the information you're going to hear tonight
00:02:25.640 --> 00:02:44.030 Frank R. Harrison: has not been fully proven or tested, and therefore can be considered suspect, and as such you have your right to your opinion, but it's food for thought. They are not the views of Talkradio, Dot, Nyc. Or of Frank about health, but they will be said in detail from John Fulbright this evening.
00:02:44.150 --> 00:02:54.540 Frank R. Harrison: and he will give an explanation of a possible treatment for lyme disease, something which has both a physiological and neurological component to it.
00:02:54.710 --> 00:03:10.450 Frank R. Harrison: and sometimes because it's multifaceted, there is not one cure, and sometimes the traditional cures or solutions need a supplement. And you will learn today what John has figured out as a supplement supplement for him and his wife.
00:03:11.280 --> 00:03:20.499 Frank R. Harrison: So, John, I'd like to 1st welcome you to Frank about health, but I want you to introduce your background and your story, because
00:03:20.700 --> 00:03:24.849 Frank R. Harrison: when you 1st told me, I quote unquote, found it shocking.
00:03:25.170 --> 00:03:28.179 Frank R. Harrison: So welcome to Frank about health.
00:03:28.870 --> 00:03:42.670 John Fullbright: Thank you so much, Frank, yeah. And thanks to Sam, to Leibowitz for connecting us, this is really exciting. And you know, living in New York. You guys are right in the epicenter of some of the biggest Lyme cases in the United States, and it's
00:03:42.840 --> 00:03:50.410 John Fullbright: suspected to be a problem in all of northern hemisphere in one, in 7 people that don't even realize they have it.
00:03:51.660 --> 00:04:11.069 John Fullbright: So I grew up in New Mexico. I was born in Los Alamos, where the atomic bomb was developed. My dad was a scientist there, and we had. We were surrounded by nature, and so, as a child, I was very exposed to the outdoors. I grew up river running with the explorer, post 20 and spending lots of time in the wilderness.
00:04:11.070 --> 00:04:24.749 John Fullbright: and I ended up actually writing my own degree in adventure travel. So I went to school in Northern California at Humboldt State, and I've made a living for over 30 years as an adventure, professional river, guiding mountain, guiding.
00:04:24.770 --> 00:04:33.509 John Fullbright: skiing, river, running all over the world and then doing photography and also working as a consultant in the product development arena.
00:04:33.570 --> 00:04:39.380 John Fullbright: So I've been an outdoor professional for my entire life, and work with swift water, rescue.
00:04:39.430 --> 00:05:04.839 John Fullbright: towel, search, and rescue. I help here in New Mexico. We have over the Rio Grande River. We have a 650 foot high bridge over the Rio Grande Gorge that's actually become a suicide destination. So I work in recovering a lot of the people that choose to end their lives here on the bridge and helping the sheriff's department facilitate those recoveries so we can get these folks back to their families, and
00:05:05.110 --> 00:05:06.440 John Fullbright: pretty intense stuff.
00:05:07.560 --> 00:05:11.740 Frank R. Harrison: Wow! So in all of those travels within your work
00:05:11.900 --> 00:05:15.989 Frank R. Harrison: is that when that eventual day happened, when you were struck by lightning.
00:05:16.720 --> 00:05:34.449 John Fullbright: Well, yeah, back in 2,004 I had been in a very difficult marriage, and I was seeking insights to my life. I really wanted to live a life of value, and I was quite depressed at the time my former wife had had left me and
00:05:34.670 --> 00:06:00.470 John Fullbright: fallen in love with someone else, and it was very difficult time, and I actually at 1 point went to the bridge to consider. Jumping myself, I was so sad, and in the process, I decided. You know I need to do a vision quest and do a walkabout around North America and go find myself again in this in this scene, and so I was up in Bridger Bowl, Montana, with a friend, and I asked the universe for guidance.
00:06:00.850 --> 00:06:04.209 John Fullbright: I was very interested in
00:06:04.690 --> 00:06:32.290 John Fullbright: meeting what my destiny might be. And so I was having this conversation. While we were hiking Bridger Bowl, Montana, and during the hike we saw a big lightning storm come, and I told my friend, hey, you know there's a major lightning storm. We should probably take shelter, and he says, Well, well, maybe you'll be hit, and it won't be a big deal like it's not a thing to worry about, and it was just joking or whatever. So we took shelter, and then, after the storm left, and I was
00:06:33.320 --> 00:06:49.930 John Fullbright: mulling over in my mind. What am I going to do? And I asked the universe. I said, Look, I really like some guidance here. I really feel I have a great destiny with something in this world, and I would like to be pointed in the right direction, and you should strike me with lightning if I have to take this path.
00:06:50.150 --> 00:07:05.129 John Fullbright: And then within about 2 seconds the air got absolutely vacuum silent, and the last bolt of lightning we saw that day shot out of the sky about 5 miles away, because the storm had passed us, and then came back and hit the ski lift right next to me.
00:07:05.620 --> 00:07:31.100 John Fullbright: The lightning leader came out of the bottom of the ski lift and shot into my right leg, and then it came out of my right arm, and I was like, Oh, my God! And and time seemed to stand still for a few seconds there, while the lightning was coming out of my arm, I saw this beautiful red ball of light that was the size of a vehicle in front of me, and I thought, wow! I'm having this audience with creation here.
00:07:31.310 --> 00:07:46.460 John Fullbright: And then the lightning shot out of my wrist, turned bright blue, and shot about a thousand yards out of me into another ski lift across the mountain. So I essentially fused together 2 mile long cables. But I never got knocked out. I was just
00:07:47.180 --> 00:07:54.920 John Fullbright: basically buzzing heavily from head to toe, and and and I thought, Wow, you know what a blessing this has been
00:07:55.210 --> 00:08:19.609 John Fullbright: took about 6 months before I got very sick, and I was riddled, apparently with parasites. I had burns internally. The the lightning went in my right leg and out my right arm, so I had a lot of gallbladder liver issues. Stomach issues, large intestine, small intestine were really burnt, and it took about 6 months for that to really come to the surface. So I was basically starving. I wasn't able to survive.
00:08:19.610 --> 00:08:29.010 John Fullbright: I lost 60 pounds, I mean, I wasn't surviving. Well, all my ligaments got loose. My skin got very elastic. It sort of was kind of presenting like
00:08:29.420 --> 00:08:41.770 John Fullbright: Ehlers-danlos syndrome, Ehlers-danlos syndrome, and I kind of like, and I just wasn't absorbing any minerals. I would step off the curb and hurt. My tendons and ligaments were just all in pain all the time.
00:08:41.919 --> 00:09:06.670 John Fullbright: and through the process I learned some ancient Japanese acupressure acupuncture, and started really learning these old methods. And I did a lot of what's called ampuku. So Japanese internal organ acupressure. And in the process of learning that I was able to. It's also known as Chine song in Chinese from Master Montakia.
00:09:06.670 --> 00:09:31.280 John Fullbright: And basically that really helped my organs heal. And I learned about trace minerals and dressing my diet getting. I couldn't do gluten or tomatoes and a lot of different acidic foods, so I was very, very special diet. I couldn't combine foods, and it was through that process that I began to heal, and I got on liquid trace minerals. So I didn't have to basically digest them, I could absorb them.
00:09:31.300 --> 00:09:45.909 John Fullbright: And in the process I really began to understand the basics of life itself, and and how in Chinese medicine and traditional Japanese acupuncture and acupressure. And all these things the 5 element theory.
00:09:46.110 --> 00:10:01.270 John Fullbright: how our organs sort of relate how our body relates to these 5 elements. And it was through that basic ancient practice that I was able to understand how we body metabolizes, you know. Where do you get your
00:10:01.550 --> 00:10:02.440 John Fullbright: oh.
00:10:02.780 --> 00:10:13.580 John Fullbright: hydrochloric acid to digest food to begin with, and then probably that requires, you know, mineral salts. And then when you get the right balance of minerals that attracts water into the cells.
00:10:13.760 --> 00:10:24.249 John Fullbright: And and then that helps you create your electricity and your vital life force and your protective Chi or key. And it basically was an internship in survival.
00:10:24.760 --> 00:10:40.070 John Fullbright: and I found it very helpful for many patients as well as myself, just in getting into this healing work. It was sort of like in the traditional native American circles. When you get hit by lightning, it's the universe calling you to healing work.
00:10:40.180 --> 00:10:52.999 John Fullbright: and oftentimes you're referred to as a hyoka. So and as my wife would agree, I'm pretty contrary. I do a lot of things different than some people, but it's been an amazing journey.
00:10:53.700 --> 00:11:00.720 Frank R. Harrison: Would you say that not only did you get what you wished for, you got the lightning strike you were being shown how to make
00:11:00.880 --> 00:11:16.119 Frank R. Harrison: a change in your life after your wife left you, and things like that, but it also sounded like your personality changed, or it sounded like you developed other attributes to your existing character, I mean, would that be safe to say.
00:11:16.120 --> 00:11:38.139 John Fullbright: Oh, definitely, it was a. It completely rewired me. After the lightning I had a completely different relationship to time. My intuition was strangely clear. I felt that I had seen into many of my lifetimes. I felt I had seen thousands of years into the history of my life, and potentially into my future. I was
00:11:38.140 --> 00:11:38.530 John Fullbright: yeah
00:11:38.530 --> 00:12:06.050 John Fullbright: out of time, if you will, and maybe a little bit disassociated from the present due to the suffering that I was going through. I ended up vomiting mostly, for you know, 6 to 9 months every day just couldn't hold food down, and as I was withering away it was very insightful. Every time I would do massage get massage done to me or the belly work, I would sort of leave my body. And I would. I basically realized I was.
00:12:06.180 --> 00:12:25.770 John Fullbright: The lightning had downloaded an enormous amount of information and knowledge that I was trying to understand. And I started dreaming about acupuncture and really didn't want to go to acupuncture school, and it wasn't until 10 years later, 2014 that I became heavily disabled by something.
00:12:26.010 --> 00:12:42.269 John Fullbright: and it was in that process of losing control of my body, not being able to sleep. Brain, fog, systemic arthritis, very confused, angry. I was not really myself.
00:12:42.270 --> 00:13:01.520 John Fullbright: and it was at this point that I became kind of suicidal again. I stood at the bridge and asked, you know I had a brand new baby, and my wife, a new wife and a wonderful life. But I was so crippled by the Lyme and didn't know what to do. I called a clinic in Arizona.
00:13:01.600 --> 00:13:16.329 John Fullbright: They didn't take insurance. It was $300,000 to treat the condition I was dealing with the Lyme and 5 co-infections. So it became a big eye opener that I had serious medical issues, and
00:13:17.210 --> 00:13:40.080 John Fullbright: fortunately I was able to be flexible. At the time I was very much suffering, but as I did research more and more research. I was just feeling and reading how many people were struggling with this. And then a friend mentioned, well, there's this woman in Santa Fe that does this ancient Japanese acupuncture with honeybees. And maybe you should try this. And I thought.
00:13:40.380 --> 00:13:56.379 John Fullbright: what that's ridiculous, like, what is a honeybee going to do for this. This is a serious medical thing. They wanted over 300 clinic. I couldn't afford it, and I thought, Well, I may just die, and after that experience I decided, well, I have nothing to lose. I better go try the bees.
00:13:56.520 --> 00:14:19.470 John Fullbright: And literally, within seconds of my 1st stings I could feel my nervous system calming down. I could feel the nerve impulses healing, and I felt as if this was what the lightning had been trying to show me for the past 20 years and or past 10 years. So I basically committed within 5 min of my 1st treatment I committed to learning the practice.
00:14:20.190 --> 00:14:28.010 Frank R. Harrison: But we're about to take our 1st break. But I think in nuts and bolts, you basically looked for direction from God, and you literally got it.
00:14:28.010 --> 00:14:28.730 John Fullbright: I surrendered.
00:14:28.730 --> 00:14:41.699 Frank R. Harrison: Dealing with organ shutdown, and whatever I gather, you were being treated through typical Western medicine for those events. But it still wasn't satisfactory. So here your creative mind, now literally charged up.
00:14:41.900 --> 00:15:01.560 Frank R. Harrison: is coming up with acupuncture and other methodologies, and then you get into the whole thing about using bee venom which bee venom, which is definitely what we're going to probably talk about in the next segment. And then also, I want to give the audience and listeners a little bit of a discussion of what lyme disease is, because that's you were eventually diagnosed with correct.
00:15:01.760 --> 00:15:07.890 John Fullbright: Definitely I ended up being diagnosed with not only lyme disease, but I also had 5 co-infections.
00:15:08.080 --> 00:15:29.999 John Fullbright: which often is the case with these bug bites. So it's a very complex syndrome of symptoms. It's a very complex thing to treat. And many of these organisms that get into the body from these tick bites are stealth, they hide, and they're very intelligent, and they avoid antibiotics. They burrow into tissues.
00:15:30.000 --> 00:15:38.300 John Fullbright: they can travel throughout your body, your heart into your brain spinal fluid. It became very neurologic. Yeah, it was overwhelming.
00:15:38.730 --> 00:15:44.399 Frank R. Harrison: Let's get into that when we return into our next segment. So see you in a few.
00:15:44.850 --> 00:15:45.670 John Fullbright: Wonderful.
00:17:27.060 --> 00:17:34.820 Frank R. Harrison: Everybody and welcome back. By the way, if I didn't make it clear to everyone. In the 1st segment, this episode is titled
00:17:35.150 --> 00:18:04.189 Frank R. Harrison: Sting your way to health, and we're going to learn more exactly what that is in reference to, not just his lightning experience, which he just shared, but also how he was able to resolve it with the understanding of bee venom therapy, which he's going to go more into. But first, st I think it's fair that we just give an overview of what Lyme disease is. First, st I'm going to read from what I have here on basic Google and Wikipedia. And then I want
00:18:04.330 --> 00:18:10.300 Frank R. Harrison: you, John, to give your experience with Lyme disease so you could personalize it for everybody.
00:18:10.790 --> 00:18:12.630 Frank R. Harrison: Now, Lyme disease.
00:18:13.860 --> 00:18:16.919 Frank R. Harrison: Oh, wow! I seem to have misplaced it
00:18:17.070 --> 00:18:37.450 Frank R. Harrison: better yet. Why don't we just have your interpretation of what it is, including all the medical knowledge that you have about Lyme disease? I know it to be caused by ticks and to lead to neurological and cognitive deficits. But you definitely have a whole multifaceted experience with it. So why don't you explain to the listeners and viewers. What lyme disease is.
00:18:38.150 --> 00:18:50.609 John Fullbright: Absolutely so with myself. For example, after the lightning, I had a lot of absorption issues with food and nutrients, and so that seemed normal that I would have issues after getting burned internally.
00:18:50.610 --> 00:19:10.289 John Fullbright: But as I healed over the 10 years from the burns of lightning, I began to have new symptoms, and those were very small at first, st like it started. I was working tree trimming, still skiing and doing photography, kayaking at a very high level. But I started having these aches and pains in all of my fingers and joints.
00:19:10.290 --> 00:19:15.350 John Fullbright: At first, st my, our! It was like my joints felt dry, and then
00:19:15.360 --> 00:19:32.499 John Fullbright: soon they felt impossible to move the arthritis. So I was getting systemic arthritis. Then I started having smell and taste issues. Then I started having tremors. Then I started having shaking and mind issues. I couldn't remember things. I couldn't remember my passwords.
00:19:32.500 --> 00:19:48.650 John Fullbright: And then I started having dizziness, and it was nauseous, and I got to where essentially in 2 years I couldn't kayak, I couldn't ski. I was having paralysis. I was shaking all the time. I wasn't sleeping. I was waking up exhausted. I was mean. My wife was like, this is.
00:19:48.660 --> 00:20:03.540 John Fullbright: where did my husband go like? Who who are you? And I had lost all my smell and taste. I had no Circadian rhythm. I was quite nauseous a lot, and very gray. I had no energy. I was very cold, I couldn't warm up.
00:20:03.550 --> 00:20:32.169 John Fullbright: and then there were times at night I would wake up with literally gallons of water coming out of me and just drenched in sweat. It was almost like I had malaria. Then I started having heart palpitations very scared. I ended up in the er several times I ended up wearing a heart monitor for several days to understand that I was having what called premature ventricular contractions. My ears were ringing. I was having severe tinnitus.
00:20:32.830 --> 00:20:33.690 John Fullbright: meaning.
00:20:33.690 --> 00:20:34.810 Frank R. Harrison: Lyme, disease.
00:20:34.810 --> 00:20:36.250 John Fullbright: All part of lyme disease.
00:20:36.580 --> 00:20:43.710 Frank R. Harrison: Really now, I mean, what? What is the explanation? Is the electricity still circulating around you? Is that.
00:20:43.710 --> 00:20:57.110 John Fullbright: It's a combination of things. So what happens is, Lyme is not only is it highly toxic to the body when the Lyme bacteria, it's the longest living bacteria in science. Actually, it lives 90 days.
00:20:57.110 --> 00:21:22.090 John Fullbright: And when these bacterias die they create all these nerve toxins. So what happens? And a lot of this is my own theory. Okay? And so when we come down to Lyme disease, I always tell my patients or clients, they say, Look, I want you to work with your doctor, because I'm not an Md. And we have to have eyes on. And in this situation, and it takes a lot of even some of the best doctors in the world aren't very successful at treating all the cases.
00:21:22.090 --> 00:21:31.150 John Fullbright: Everybody's different. Everybody detoxes differently. There's always a lot of different things involved. But the main thing that we start to see with people with Lyme is just
00:21:31.180 --> 00:21:50.070 John Fullbright: a general malaise, fatigue, chronic fatigue, aches and pains. Sometimes you're going to have migratory pains that go all over the body, and they last maybe one second, and then they're in your shoulder. Then they're in your foot, or it's an eye pressure, eyeball pain. Sometimes it's a Tmj in the jaw like your jaw quits working.
00:21:50.350 --> 00:21:58.890 John Fullbright: you know. So it really migrates around, and it's very hard to put your hands on it, and for years I was told by doctors that it was just aging
00:21:59.090 --> 00:22:01.799 John Fullbright: that I'm just getting old.
00:22:01.970 --> 00:22:24.449 John Fullbright: and I didn't believe it. I thought something was attacking me, and I was having visions of small organisms, and I was feeling it in my skin and my skin one day would be on fire like I couldn't touch the skin. And then I was having shingles, attacks and recurring shingles. And I was just basically overwhelmed with a myriad of symptoms, and every doctor I talked to said, Well, you know
00:22:24.820 --> 00:22:52.839 John Fullbright: we could test you for Lyme, but everybody has Lyme, so that doesn't even matter, and I got my test back positive. And it was actually the 1st person that tested me, for Lyme did it with Kinesiology. She was muscle testing me, said, You have, lyme, and I'm like there's no way I the only tick bite I had. I was 12 years old, so I don't. I don't think that's true, but I decided to go ahead and get a blood test, and I positive, which is very rare. So some of the tests that are used like the Eliza or the
00:22:53.340 --> 00:23:01.250 John Fullbright: there's several tests they use, and a lot of these tests. What they look for is the marker your immune system should make
00:23:01.490 --> 00:23:22.059 John Fullbright: once it's exposed to Lyme disease. But if you're very sick, your immune system fails and can't make that marker. So you may actually get a false negative. You may actually have Lyme. But the test shows that you're negative. And so a lot of people are actually denied claims and insurance through that because they actually have it. But they can't see the marker.
00:23:22.070 --> 00:23:40.260 John Fullbright: And so right now, in the world of Lyme, there's a lot of new tests coming out. I know galaxy diagnostics is working on a great test that seems at the forefront of being able to really identify the proteins involved in lyme disease. And so this is, you know, promising hope. But basically
00:23:41.160 --> 00:23:53.679 John Fullbright: I was overwhelmed with what to do. And most docs said, Look with Lyme and all these co-infections. You're going to be on antibiotics the rest of your life. And having spent 10 years healing my gut.
00:23:54.100 --> 00:23:57.039 John Fullbright: I wasn't gonna just live on antibiotics. So I
00:23:57.210 --> 00:24:24.859 John Fullbright: once I tried the bees and the bee venom acupuncture. The Hoshindo method from Japan was very gentle. It was very fine tuned, and we we dealt directly with symptoms. So when people had particular symptoms, we would go to those areas like with my arthritis, I would just put the venom right into the joints, and it would heal up the arthritis when I was having the nauseousness and the dizzy, I'd work on my detox channels, and I'd start just detoxing massive amounts of like really bad ammonia smell.
00:24:25.090 --> 00:24:52.550 John Fullbright: I also noticed that my brain fog would clear up my circadian rhythm. My smell and taste came back overnight after my 1st treatment, and I just was like, Well, hey, if this is working, I'm going to stick with it because I'm not going to live on antibiotics and trash what's left of my immune system. And so I ended up just basically doing bees. And when I was 1st beginning I ended up doing quite a bit, actually 20 bees a day, and and then
00:24:52.550 --> 00:24:56.528 John Fullbright: I realize, you know, every day is just too much, and
00:24:56.900 --> 00:25:26.379 John Fullbright: to do that kind of a load, so I would do it every other day, and I was using about 100 to 150 bees a week, and it would take care of all my symptoms, but then, after a day or 2, it would come back, and so I the more I stung the better I felt, the longer, I felt better. And so it began to improve over time. After 3 years of stinging I basically was considered myself symptom free, and occasionally I would have gut issues coming back around. And so I would add propolis.
00:25:26.490 --> 00:25:48.999 John Fullbright: and so be propolis. Another product. The bees create, which is like the resin and rosins of trees that they chew up and add their spit to, and they use it in the hive, and you can get it in capsule form or tinctures. And I did both. And basically those 2 items, bees and and bee venom with propolis were the main 2 things I did. And then, aside from that, it was trace minerals
00:25:49.290 --> 00:25:50.319 John Fullbright: and just getting a.
00:25:50.320 --> 00:25:54.260 Frank R. Harrison: Your your wife also had the Lyme disease as well.
00:25:54.670 --> 00:26:09.960 John Fullbright: Yep, actually her and her, her dad and her dad's new wife, and so many people around, because they were from upstate New York. And she had these symptoms her whole life. But it wasn't until she had babies in 2,009 that it became clear something's wrong.
00:26:09.960 --> 00:26:26.349 John Fullbright: And then by the second baby in 2014. She was very, very sick. She was dying, basically. And it was in that time, in 2014 that I was actually looking for what's wrong with my wife, that I discovered she had Lyme as well as myself.
00:26:27.180 --> 00:26:33.079 Frank R. Harrison: So so did you contract it from your wife, or did you contract it through your experience, after being struck by lightning.
00:26:33.610 --> 00:27:02.740 John Fullbright: It kind of came out of my tissues after the lightning, and I was having long standing issues while I was in my relationship with my wife, but she had a lot of symptoms from her life growing up in New York, but we were different, and it turns out she has different co-infections than I do, so it doesn't seem like we have identical cases, but what we often see is with females, especially when they become mothers. It's after they have babies they really tank.
00:27:02.820 --> 00:27:04.959 John Fullbright: and that was my wife's case.
00:27:05.610 --> 00:27:10.860 Frank R. Harrison: So once you get infected, does it become almost part of your genetic makeup, and you pass it along.
00:27:11.270 --> 00:27:35.559 John Fullbright: It can be congenital definitely, and we're not sure if our kids they I use bee venom on both of them and my wife as well. And so it doesn't seem clear, like my kids have been very healthy. They're not having any issues. And so it doesn't seem like they have it. I haven't really spent a lot on testing, because it's just so expensive, and it doesn't always yield good results.
00:27:35.560 --> 00:27:47.160 John Fullbright: But as we go as we continue on. I always am wondering. Could this be going on in my children? Now I do know a lot of people like Christina Bauer from Texas. It's the Tx lyme Alliance.
00:27:47.160 --> 00:28:00.320 John Fullbright: She is the United States leader for knowledge in tick-borne disease. That's congenital. She has 4 children that all have it. She has it, and she's at the forefront of Federal research.
00:28:00.320 --> 00:28:24.070 John Fullbright: getting grants, getting funding for that and her personal story. It's horrendous in having to deal with congenital Lyme in your children. And so it is something that you know. I'm suspicious of it being in my kids, but because of the bees I've used, they seem totally fine. So we're not really treating anything unless it shows its head, you know. And at this point it's just
00:28:24.590 --> 00:28:26.950 John Fullbright: not the biggest issue. I think we're okay.
00:28:26.950 --> 00:28:47.770 Frank R. Harrison: Well based on all the symptomology that you presented with, and then, of course, you showed the difference in your wife. It sounds like to me that lyme disease is more like a a syndrome because it has various side effects. I mean, you mentioned burning skin you mentioned feeling like that. There were parasites within you, I mean, with so many different descriptions. I mean, I just don't see it as
00:28:47.770 --> 00:28:59.530 Frank R. Harrison: lyme disease as if it's 1 specific treatment. It sounds like it's a whole symptom myriad of treatments that are involved. And I guess Western medicine is not up to it at this point, or are they.
00:28:59.530 --> 00:29:16.260 John Fullbright: Well, it's complicated, like Dr. Gordon from the Gordon Institute in California. He's a good friend of mine. He treats a lot of patients, and like, he says, some people heal really well on doxycycline and antibiotic oral therapy. Other people don't. And then he goes for iv antibiotics and many people heal on that.
00:29:16.270 --> 00:29:43.490 John Fullbright: Some people just don't heal on either. I have many clients that have spent over $500,000 in various treatments, all kinds doing hyperthermia, where they heat you up really hot and give you antibiotics like in Germany. There's people that done plasmophoresis and ozone therapy and many different things. One of the ones that we do know works really well is Ivig, which is immune globulin stimulus and immune system stimulation. And again.
00:29:43.580 --> 00:30:11.279 John Fullbright: many people do really well, many people don't. And so, you know, bees have a 10,000 year history in Egypt, and they go all the way back into Chinese medicine and traditional Japanese medicine. And so when something works, you stick with it. And that was kind of my case. Now, my wife, she's had a lot more complex issues, internally internal organ stuff. And then again, there's always an emotional component. And we see this in almost all Lyme patients.
00:30:11.280 --> 00:30:37.419 John Fullbright: you know, we see people suffering from Lyme rage and just anger and depression. And and so sometimes there's an emotional element gets involved. And that's where I find, you know, doing the Ampuku Japanese belly work. It's very relieving for emotions, and some people begin to come up in their in their, in their recovery. With that the venom itself one of the most incredible things ever, because it it worked for me, works for many people, but again.
00:30:37.520 --> 00:30:39.469 John Fullbright: can't say hearing anything.
00:30:39.870 --> 00:31:03.589 Frank R. Harrison: We're at the midway point of our show now, so we're going to take our second break. But when we return I want you to go all into your bee venom practice I want you to talk about. I know you raise beehives as well, and from everything you've described. This is in itself, not just a treatment modality for various people under various circumstances, but it also
00:31:03.590 --> 00:31:19.440 Frank R. Harrison: from an advocacy standpoint, sounds like a podcast in the making. So I want to hear more about that. When we return right here on Frank, about health, on Talkradio, Dot, Nyc. And on our Youtube Linkedin Twitch and Facebook channels. We'll be back in a few.
00:31:20.050 --> 00:31:20.710 John Fullbright: Great.
00:32:50.950 --> 00:33:12.019 Frank R. Harrison: Hey, everybody, and welcome back. Now this is going to be the real proof of how John got his answers from that lightning strike that he was asking for. He built his ecosystem through his own treatment that he had to adapt into that he also shared with his wife and kids, and that he was talking about is now actively raising funds as well as awareness.
00:33:12.030 --> 00:33:39.260 Frank R. Harrison: I guess, in Congress, so that, all being said, I'm going to ask you 3 key questions, John, and I want you to spend the next 13 or so minutes trying to answer them collectively with, because you are the type of person. I can see whether it's due to the lightning strike, or it's just in your personality. You cover all ground so fast that I sit here and I figure, okay, that question's been answered. That question's been answered, and I didn't even ask the question yet. So I like your thoroughness.
00:33:39.260 --> 00:33:42.959 Frank R. Harrison: That being said, the main. 3 questions I'm looking for are
00:33:43.030 --> 00:33:54.739 Frank R. Harrison: to discuss your entire methodology as well as provide awareness of the practice. If it's available, how people can get involved things like that. Talk about the organizations that you're involved with
00:33:54.750 --> 00:34:16.710 Frank R. Harrison: that are trying to raise awareness and funds for the public and for the treatment I know you'd mentioned acupuncture. I don't know if that's part of it, or if it's used in conjunction with it. So get into that as well, and then, if there are any disclaimers, because this is not, I presume, correct me if I'm wrong. This is not FDA approved. Yet
00:34:16.710 --> 00:34:29.479 Frank R. Harrison: this is not something that you can find in a hospital system. I gather it's going to be questionable or controversial. So issue disclaimers where necessary, because we just want to be compliant.
00:34:29.480 --> 00:34:54.800 Frank R. Harrison: you know, but at the same time truthful to those that might find of interest, because frank about health being that I lived my life with epilepsy, has always been searching for alternative treatments, you know, but that's its own little set of brain waves and electric circuits that I've had to go through. But they're all internal. You went through an environmental one. So I'm sure there's so many different things or rabbit holes that we can fall into, and you can help address what they are.
00:34:55.080 --> 00:34:57.899 Frank R. Harrison: So the spotlight is on you right now.
00:34:57.900 --> 00:35:11.649 Frank R. Harrison: Awesome. Well, thank you so much, Frank. So my problem was, what do I do? If I didn't want to do antibiotic therapy. I didn't have great insurance, wasn't going to be able to afford it. I kind of felt I was just going to die, and and as.
00:35:12.160 --> 00:35:28.649 John Fullbright: Grace brought it, or God came to me, or whatever, through a friend that said, Hey, try the bee medicine, and this lady's here in Santa Fe. I went down there as soon as I added the bee venom to my system, I was completely blown away with how well it was working, and in the process of that.
00:35:29.660 --> 00:35:40.410 John Fullbright: as soon as I did it and began to work, I was like, Oh, my gosh! I told my wife. Look! I'm going to do bees, and I'm going to become a beekeeper, and she was like, Wait a minute. What? She was
00:35:40.500 --> 00:35:50.370 John Fullbright: not thrilled, I guess you could say, but anyways, now, 10 years forward, I'm very healthy. I have a great lifestyle. I have a great
00:35:50.460 --> 00:36:07.650 John Fullbright: practice helping people find answers for lyme disease. I consult all over the world for it. And I also work with the center for Lyme action. So again, we're talking about, where's the mystery? The mystery is, how do we solve lyme disease? It's a big deal. The Cdc National Institutes of Health.
00:36:07.650 --> 00:36:17.340 John Fullbright: There's a lot of different stuff going on about lyme disease. There's eyelads. There's all kinds of different opinions, you know, right now there's a lot of
00:36:17.340 --> 00:36:41.119 John Fullbright: they say. Oh, well, if you do, 2 weeks of antibiotics, and you still are sick. Then it's a syndrome. And one of the best researchers I'm aware of in the country is a friend of mine. Monica embers at the Tulane University in Louisiana. She has proven that it is not a syndrome. It's a very stealth infection that stays deep into the body and hides when antibiotics are brought in.
00:36:41.170 --> 00:37:02.429 John Fullbright: and so they do, pulsed antibiotic therapy, using 6 kinds of antibiotics, and that has shown promise. But again, it can overly burn the internal organs and cause a condition we call scorched earth, where you have a hard time absorbing new nutrients and food, and this can be very difficult as well. And
00:37:03.380 --> 00:37:06.070 John Fullbright: what we do is
00:37:06.180 --> 00:37:35.410 John Fullbright: I always tell all my clients to work with an Md. To get the best information they can get, and to not just think that it's going to be one thing or one magic pill, because when you do bee venom, the way that I tell folks to look at it is, it's essentially by using bee venom. You're chiseling away at the bacterias while strengthening the immune system. Bee venom has a long history of being proven to be a neurotransmitter, neuro, restorative, neuroprotective.
00:37:35.410 --> 00:37:49.779 John Fullbright: I work on all kinds of fibromyalgia. Ms. Many of these cases actually fibromyalgia Ms, they are actually considered undiagnosed Lyme disease. Now there are a lot of differences, but sometimes
00:37:49.780 --> 00:38:09.950 John Fullbright: it's hard to tell if it's Ms. Or if it's lyme, because they both create different damage to the nerves. And so and this is why I'm offering my system. My body, my wife, too. We're looking to see if we can join into clinical trials that fit, so that we can actually get more answers.
00:38:09.990 --> 00:38:18.510 John Fullbright: The bees have been shown in vivo and vitro to basically paralyze the lyme infections
00:38:18.510 --> 00:38:42.370 John Fullbright: and the different bacterium that are in there, and then it also strengthens the immune system. Being highly anti-inflammatory, it's over a hundred times stronger than cortisone. And because of this neurotransmitter element. It gets the body communicating with itself better. And I've seen amazing things in myself. I was having paralysis in my legs. I was developing Bell's palsy in my face.
00:38:42.380 --> 00:39:10.350 John Fullbright: and as I lightly did the bea venom very, very gently, not full sting therapy all the time, but I do do that. But the light doses, I would find that my nerves would be restored, and I'd get the muscle. Strength would come back. The Bell's palsy would go away. I've had patients that had gastroparesis for over 20 years and had lost their gut function in their peristallic action. And we add 20 to 30 bees, and they start
00:39:10.350 --> 00:39:16.219 John Fullbright: having bowel movements again. So it's it's very powerful. And again, you know.
00:39:16.280 --> 00:39:23.469 John Fullbright: not. Everything works for everyone, and it's kind of you know, when we approach it in the hoscendo method with the bees
00:39:23.480 --> 00:39:50.099 John Fullbright: it's not always more. Sometimes it's a lot less is better. So we treat it as almost a homeopathic, where, if you do too much venom. It can stress out the adrenals. It's painful if you're getting lots of stings all the time, but if you do it lightly in the right places. And you address the circulation of the system like in the Chinese medicine. That's really what Hoshindo is. It's basically ancient meridian apotherapy. So it's using bees instead of needles.
00:39:50.150 --> 00:40:04.660 John Fullbright: and the stimulus is the venom, because it's a foreign protein in the body. So when the body's immune system comes to the venom. It gets all these bonuses from the venom, it gets stronger. Inflammation goes down. I see lots of patients with
00:40:04.700 --> 00:40:21.309 John Fullbright: mast cell activation syndrome, and when we apply the venom, their inflammation in their lungs, and all these things they get off steroids, and they feel a lot better, so it can modulate. But again, you know, there are 10% of the population or 1% at least could
00:40:21.310 --> 00:40:36.980 John Fullbright: become allergic. And that's also of great concern. So none of us that are doing apotherapy. We don't do this without a being close to hospitals. We have epinephrine. I keep 4 epipens handy at all times.
00:40:36.980 --> 00:40:44.449 John Fullbright: and then, of course, antihistamine liquid, so that you can really stop any sort of allergic reaction. But again.
00:40:44.840 --> 00:41:14.380 John Fullbright: it's not FDA approved. But it's not really disapproved. Now, when you look around the world. You know, Lyme disease is a massively growing issue, especially with global warming. And what we're seeing is in the northern hemisphere. The estimates are one in 7 have a tick-borne disease, and don't even know it. So when we see patients that are having, and clients that are having mystery, illness, you know, as Lyme disease has been called. It's it's a mystery disease, or the great imitator, because it looks like so many other things.
00:41:14.570 --> 00:41:26.370 John Fullbright: And so this is why, you know, I'm advocating with the center for Lyme action. That is basically a Federal advocacy group that is seeking
00:41:26.400 --> 00:41:41.269 John Fullbright: appropriations for research nationally. And they're working on not only diagnosis, but they're also working on treatment and then also prevention. So there's a huge amount going on right now. Just a lot of people just don't know
00:41:41.290 --> 00:42:05.659 John Fullbright: much about it, and you know dogs can suffer. Dogs can contaminate their owners with it. And it's such a widespread issue that we're really just. You know, education and prevention are a huge thing. But then, also recognizing the symptoms. And this is something that I'm coming in to help with, because many Mds gaslight their patients and say, Oh, you're fine, or you're a little crazy, you know, like
00:42:05.830 --> 00:42:22.690 John Fullbright: your skin's not flipping. Sometimes you're inventing pains, you know, and it's very sad that so many people are gaslit by the professionals, because many of these doctors just aren't familiar with it enough, and if they haven't had it. They may not even recognize it. So it's it's quite complicated
00:42:23.200 --> 00:42:26.157 John Fullbright: on that level. But it is
00:42:26.690 --> 00:42:49.319 John Fullbright: incredible, like in my own case, to have found something like bees are readily available. So in my practice, I help coach people throughout the United States and around the world that are hurting on how to sting themselves, and how to properly approach it, and then how to raise the bees, and some of the methods that we use in diagnosing. Where do you sting? You know. So a lot of it is.
00:42:49.320 --> 00:43:03.190 John Fullbright: Wherever the pain is. You go there with the bees, and you go there gently, and then you keep your vitamin c up so you don't have any crazy histamine reactions. And it's very simple in the big picture. And the affordability is major.
00:43:03.320 --> 00:43:13.810 Frank R. Harrison: I can see that's truly a way of stinging your way to health. But do you have a name for your organization or your practice that people would recognize whether on the Internet or probably there in New Mexico.
00:43:13.810 --> 00:43:31.879 John Fullbright: Really, it's right. Now I have a website under construction called Dowbes taobs.com, and also John Fulbright, with 2 l's dot com, and both those sites are going to be a portal for information and outreach. You can find me on Instagram at John Fulbright with 2 l's.
00:43:31.880 --> 00:43:55.570 John Fullbright: I'm also on Facebook, and I put myself out there. I try to be pretty available. It has become overwhelming. I do get many calls a day from all over the world. And it's a wonderful thing to be able to offer somebody. Some alternative approaches to the situation. It has been shown to work well with antibiotics and actually strengthen the effectiveness of the antibiotics, as well.
00:43:55.670 --> 00:44:12.420 Frank R. Harrison: And so it's it's something that we're working on. And that's why, you know, center for lime action. Bonnie Crater, who developed that business has been an incredible force. Just for this year they had asked for over 210 million dollars in research funding.
00:44:12.420 --> 00:44:28.070 John Fullbright: The Kay Hagan Tick Act, you know, because Kay Hagan was a senator that ended up passing away from Lyme disease. And so you know the information's getting out there. We're really working with it, and you know for me, like there's a error
00:44:28.070 --> 00:44:33.959 John Fullbright: Air Force, Colonel Nicole Malachowski. She was heavily affected, and
00:44:33.960 --> 00:45:03.120 John Fullbright: she's proof that it's it's in our national defense awareness. And it should be something that's brought more to the forefront because it does. You know, our national security depends on this. She was an incredible Air Force pilot that with over 30 million dollars in training and Lyme disease, you know, ended her career. And so she's a major advocate, and you know it's 1 of these things. It doesn't matter who you are. It's a bipartisan bug that eats.
00:45:03.450 --> 00:45:17.800 John Fullbright: you know, gets into the mice and the deer, and then gets into people. And so it's it's a human condition that we need to keep an eye on. It is definitely growing coast to coast and all around the northern hemisphere. So it's a major situation.
00:45:18.190 --> 00:45:36.049 Frank R. Harrison: Well, we're about to take our final break. And when we return, we're going to play an excerpt from a recent podcast you did because, I know you've been doing the podcast circuit as well, including Frank about health. Obviously. But the thing that I guess I'm also interested to learn more about is in terms of all the efforts that you're advocating, for
00:45:36.050 --> 00:45:48.629 Frank R. Harrison: I'd like to hear what your future plans are. And then also, I'd like to have answers to specific treatments that the bees do maybe other than Lyme disease, or maybe not, I mean that.
00:45:49.730 --> 00:46:00.550 Frank R. Harrison: Oh, good! Good! That's good to know. So, ladies and gentlemen, please stay tuned as we are stinging our way to health right here on Frank, about health, on talkradio, dot Nyc. And on all of our socials. We'll be back in a few.
00:48:16.990 --> 00:48:30.220 Frank R. Harrison: All right? So we are back. And that is one of the many podcasts that you've done that are available on Youtube. Are they on your own Youtube channel, or are they on a particular network that you belong to.
00:48:30.757 --> 00:48:48.770 John Fullbright: Those, that one there in particular was part of the art of Awesome, which is a professional kayaker, friend of mine, Nick troutman's. Podcast. He's on apple spotify all those. And I've done a couple others, but they weren't quite as fun as being on Nick's show, anyway.
00:48:49.520 --> 00:48:52.370 Frank R. Harrison: Yeah, that was called Art of Lussom.
00:48:52.370 --> 00:49:06.080 John Fullbright: Art of awesome. Yeah, he's he's, you know, being an outdoor person. A lot of kayakers deal with this this thing. A lot of hunters, a lot of outdoors people. And so, you know, we're, I'm definitely reaching out into lots of different realms.
00:49:06.590 --> 00:49:24.370 Frank R. Harrison: Awesome. Now I asked you before the final break, that if, in fact, your bee venom treatment can work with people, let's say suffering from cancer or diabetes, or any other kinds of illnesses? Have you ever treated anyone, or can be venom actually be applied to people with those conditions.
00:49:24.830 --> 00:49:29.419 John Fullbright: Absolutely it. Just anything you can treat with acupuncture using needles
00:49:29.460 --> 00:49:47.940 John Fullbright: because the bee venom is liquid sunlight. In my opinion it stimulates the body's repair abilities, and it also affects its antiviral. It's antifungal, it's antiparasitic. It does so many different things at the same time to the system.
00:49:47.940 --> 00:50:00.740 John Fullbright: and I do have many, many friends that are very experienced apotherapists. That means they use bees for their healing. I have a friend that she has healed. She had breast tumor cancers.
00:50:00.740 --> 00:50:06.879 John Fullbright: and she used 30 bees twice a day, and that was
00:50:06.950 --> 00:50:29.069 John Fullbright: extremely effective for her, and it was very painful in some ways, having to sting yourself with 60 bees a day on your boobs. But it worked for her. And again, not many people want to do that. They may try other things. It has been shown to be very effective in triple negative breast cancer. It has been shown to be negative. I mean working against
00:50:29.080 --> 00:50:50.089 John Fullbright: prostate cancers. It does work on skin cancer. You know these kinds of things. I just did a little case study with my brother, who's dealing with prostate cancer. I did 8 weeks of treatment with him, but in his case it didn't change any numbers, and the docs that I worked with they felt that the venom it has to get to the source.
00:50:50.160 --> 00:51:14.520 John Fullbright: and if it can't get there, because prostates actually several inches inside the body away from the exterior, so the delivery is part of the issue. So I know on the cutting edge for brain tumors right now they're using bee venom bonded to chemo drugs and that the venom gets the chemo drugs through the blood brain barrier into the brain tumors so it can be a signaling
00:51:14.610 --> 00:51:42.050 John Fullbright: compound. The bee venom is water soluble. It affects, it travels through the potassium calcium channels of every cell in the body, and so the way we do it by adding it to the skin. It goes systemic through the tissues. But some of these things, like pancreatic cancer, is so deep in the body that to deliver the venom with the chemo drug is really the crux. And so that is being studied worldwide in different cases.
00:51:42.050 --> 00:52:08.449 John Fullbright: And again, this is why I'm working to get myself and these techniques involved in as many different trials as I can, because it's readily available fluid. It's not something that can be really patented. You know, the bee venom is amazing throughout the world. It's been shown to be similar, no matter where you go, and it's just very. It's a very natural, abundant.
00:52:09.190 --> 00:52:10.909 John Fullbright: affordable thing to have.
00:52:11.000 --> 00:52:39.670 John Fullbright: Now, when we when we look at the big picture, and you know what I've seen it work on like I was saying before. Gastroparesis paralyzed gut! I've seen it work on Bell's palsy, infections in the mouth and teeth and skin infections. Sinus infections. I use it. People have had styes on their eye, and we're able to sting that and get it to heal up. We see it working on skin cancer and different things, circulation disorders. I'm actually writing a grant for technology transfer with NASA, because
00:52:39.670 --> 00:52:53.729 John Fullbright: the astronauts that go to space suffer from radiation poisoning, which bee venom is radiation restorative. It's also a microcirculation. It increases bone density and is very antifungal.
00:52:54.050 --> 00:53:17.430 John Fullbright: And so we're working on seeing if we can work with Los Alamos labs and develop some different compounds from the venom that could help all of us with different healing. I've treated patients that have had severe traumatic brain injury and seen remarkable results. People with paralysis we've seen. I have a friend with Ms. That was diagnosed with Ms. For 10 years, living
00:53:17.430 --> 00:53:27.430 John Fullbright: in a wheelchair. We got her up out of the wheelchair using bees. She's now a practitioner, and and doing treatments regularly, and hiking over 2 miles a day.
00:53:28.230 --> 00:53:34.289 Frank R. Harrison: What about the elderly patients with like over 90 years of age? Is it possible to also help them, or.
00:53:34.290 --> 00:53:56.179 John Fullbright: Definitely my my oldest patient, 93 loved it. He wasn't able to touch his feet, for, you know, years, and we did some venom on his lower back, and he was able to stretch and touch his feet for 2 weeks per treatment. So he loved it. It really helped him. I've treated a lot. You know my youngest patients are 5 years old. My oldest patients are in their nineties.
00:53:56.240 --> 00:54:16.090 John Fullbright: I've used it, for you know. Brain fog Covid long haul. I've had several long haul patients that had high blood pressure, swollen ankles, super crippling fatigue, and within one to 6 treatments, you know, maybe a few days apart, they felt that they restored their lives again.
00:54:16.270 --> 00:54:35.419 John Fullbright: Long Covid is a big problem in the United States and throughout the world. And this is a huge problem that we're seeing. And we're seeing that long Covid is increasing the strength of all the herpes viruses. And so oftentimes they get Covid. And then these viruses in their bodies go nuts.
00:54:35.420 --> 00:54:49.129 John Fullbright: and then they're crippled from the viruses. And so, you know, venom has helped in my case. I don't. You know, when I've had the chronic shingles. The venom has helped restore circulation and stuff, but it hasn't stopped the shingles.
00:54:49.130 --> 00:55:09.069 John Fullbright: you know, so there are limitations to it. And this is why I'm working with the Center for Lyme action, trying to work and get involved in as many universities as I can, globally and locally, because we just need to be researching this. And anytime you go online to pubmed. And you read about beave in them every trial I've read
00:55:09.580 --> 00:55:11.130 John Fullbright: that shows promise
00:55:11.210 --> 00:55:40.569 John Fullbright: ends the the comments with more studies needed. And so I really feel like, you know, we need to put a concerted effort into studying bee venom for so many different uses. You know my one daughter was having migraines, and we found the bees to be very effective in in stopping her out of control, you know, vomiting and vision loss and all these kinds of things, so I can't say that it stopped the migraines, but it certainly assisted her in recovery, and.
00:55:40.570 --> 00:55:47.820 Frank R. Harrison: Can you tell me exactly how the bee venom is applied? I think it's actually placing the bees on on the person correct.
00:55:47.820 --> 00:56:08.780 John Fullbright: That is one way, and that's called full sting therapy. And you know there have been many clinical trials that show be venom in the Acupoints is 10 times stronger than random bee stings, but then the other way to do it is, we hold the bee a certain way, and then we pull the stinger out of the bee, and then I can feather dust and use little micro stinging.
00:56:08.780 --> 00:56:25.250 John Fullbright: and that has also been shown to be very, very effective in many of these patients I deal with, especially when they're very weak and frail. It's really important not to go too big too soon and let the body get used to it, and so we do. Full sting therapy as well as micro stinging.
00:56:25.510 --> 00:56:41.730 Frank R. Harrison: I know a few people who could probably benefit from your treatment who would be willing to do it, but I don't think they would want to be face to face with the actual bees. So who knows? Maybe the solution that you just said would be for them? Now we're literally 1 min to ending. Ladies and gentlemen, you have just heard in the last
00:56:41.820 --> 00:56:47.809 Frank R. Harrison: practically hour, about a key example of what I've been saying last season.
00:56:47.860 --> 00:56:59.040 Frank R. Harrison: when there's disruption in your life. Find a way to own your healthcare. And this man certainly did. He's inspired me, which is probably why I spent most of my time listening and reacting and learning.
00:56:59.040 --> 00:57:19.900 Frank R. Harrison: which is fine. You will be coming back to Frank about health as a follow up that I promise you. And ladies and gentlemen, please stay tuned for our next show on Talkradio, dot Nyc. Serving up success with a splash with Bruce Kramer and his fellow co-hosts, and I will definitely be back next week with another special episode of an individual
00:57:19.900 --> 00:57:26.520 Frank R. Harrison: who also found her way out of disruption, and she was a caregiver that needed to get
00:57:26.520 --> 00:57:31.329 Frank R. Harrison: rid of her grief creatively, and you will learn more about her as the week progresses.
00:57:31.330 --> 00:57:57.570 Frank R. Harrison: That being, said, John, thank you very much for coming on this episode the season premiere. I think this is season 12 for me. But thank you for coming on this episode again. I will have you probably in another 4 or 5 or 6 weeks, depending on the other people that are going to be coming on. Thank you, Jesse, behind the scenes for helping me with all the mixing and matching of screenshots and videos, and of course helping out John with his
00:57:57.570 --> 00:58:02.699 Frank R. Harrison: his potpourri of screenshots and overall. I thank you all for listening each week.
00:58:02.700 --> 00:58:08.030 Frank R. Harrison: Stay tuned for success with a splash, and we're signing off, and I'll see you next week. Bye-bye.
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