Douglas Mulhall is a biotech company co-founder, science author, and journalist. In the first half, he discussed the importance of elastin fiber in the body and how it's essential for good health. This often-overlooked substance impacts vital functions like breathing and blood circulation. He explained that elastin production begins to decline around age 25, which increases susceptibility to chronic inflammation and various health conditions like heart disease. "Elastin fiber is probably the most complicated material in the human body," he added, likening it to the wire rope in a suspension bridge that requires constant maintenance to avoid collapse. Mulhall noted that lifestyle factors such as diet and smoking can accelerate elastin degradation.
Two substances – EDTA and polyphenols – have shown promise in restoring elastin, he reported, and recent discoveries by researchers have led to clinical trials aimed at repairing elastin in arteries and skin. He also addressed the potential for these treatments to positively impact conditions like vascular dementia and senescence. "Restoring flexibility in your arteries can have a dramatic effect" with profound implications for longevity and overall health, he remarked. "We're on the cusp of a revolution in healthcare," Mulhall continued, suggesting that the field could evolve into a multi-trillion-dollar healthcare industry, with companies like Elastrin Therapeutics and Nectero Medical leading the charge in clinical trials. For more, including links to innovations restoring elastin, visit this page.
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Independent historian James Bartley has investigated alien abductions, particularly Reptilian and military abductions (Milabs) for over thirty years. In the latter half, he discussed ET abductions, military involvement, hybrids, and the power of the Reptilians. His long-standing fascination with alien abduction phenomena intensified after a life-altering ET encounter in 1990. He differentiated between various ET beings, particularly the notorious Reptilians, whom he described as having multiple origins including subterrestrial (living underground), extraterrestrial, and interdimensional. "Some of the abducting beings commonly referred to as Greys... actually work for the Reptilians," he commented.
While acknowledging that not all Reptilians are malevolent, he warned that the dangerous ones are "troublemakers" with a history of violence and abuse that involves the manipulation of human souls and consciousness for their own gain, as well as the ability to alter people's dream states. Bartley suggested that the Reptilians are engaged in an ongoing war with other ET races.
Delving into the intersections of UFO phenomena and historical military secrecy, he cited the Rendlesham Forest incident as a highly significant case, where "40 or more Air Force personnel" encountered a landed craft and "three alien beings" face-to-face. According to Bartley, some of the Air Force personnel were drugged and kidnapped, and then taken to an underground base where they interacted with an alien presence. He believes that there has been military involvement with alien technology since the 1940s, which was first developed from crash retrievals. Further, the Russians and Chinese have their own recovered alien craft.
News segment guests: John M. Curtis, Catherine Austin Fitts