Music is art. Don't be afraid to be different.  Life is so short and you don't have very much time to be young and to like go out and do what you want. It's a crazy world these days, but we're all just working on it. So don't be afraid to fail. Don't be afraid to be yourself and just give it everything you got. I'm from Monroe, Washington. I got into music about three years ago by signing up for Battle of the Bands my senior year of high school. And I thought I was gonna play the piano, but our singer quit and I tried singing and it worked, so here we are. I kind of grew up more like on the outdoors, side of things. I never really tried singing as a kid. It wasn't ever something I considered. As I got into it, you know, everything started coming together really, really quickly. I started posting videos on social media and that's kind of when things started to pick up. I was going to college in American Idol Reach style. They saw some of my videos and they were like, hey, we'd love for you to be on the show and try out for American Idol. And I was like, cool. I'd never really watched the show, but I did it. I auditioned and I made it through and I went pretty far in the competition and then came to a decision where I kind of decided to step away from the show because I didn't feel right about it. I didn't know if like, if that's what I wanted to do the rest of my life and if I was, you know, being unfair to myself by like trying to do something I'm not very confident in. And so I wanted to make that decision on my own without a TV show. So I stepped away and honestly it was that decision that changed the rest of my life because shortly after Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons reached out and asked if I wanted to write music with him and I was like, you know what? I'm going to do this. I'm going to start writing my own music and I'm just going to, I'm going to give it everything I got. A lot of people that I meet, a lot of people in this industry and a lot of artists, you know, I've been doing this since they were like four years old and they've been writing songs since they were seven and have like this crazy story of their whole entire life has been preparing for this and like, I don't have that. I wasn't writing songs when I was seven. I didn't know I could sing when I was younger but a lot of aspects of my life have led me to this moment. Writing poems, keeping a journal, like having my emotions written on paper has always been something that I've been able to do and being a charismatic person and always willing to, you know, entertain. There have just been little things that like have made me ready for this. I very quickly fell in love with it and now obviously like I love performing and I love going to different places and meeting new people and writing new music.  When I was growing up, I mostly listened to older music. A lot of Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Aretha Franklin, Elvis Presley, like Earth, Wind, Fire. And then when I was a teenager, like getting into high school, I listened to a lot of Adele and Sam Smith, Dean Lewis and a lot of artists like that. So I think my musical background is mostly like pop soul. And that's kind of where I've also taken my music. So I guess it makes sense. I'm just making music that I love. I'm making music that is an expression of my emotions and that's all I can do. If you don't have any life that's being lived, you can't write about anything. And so I do like to, you know, every couple of weeks every, every couple of months, have a week off or two weeks off to go out with my friends and just be somewhere in the world so that when I go to the studio, I have things to write about and experiences to write about and people to write about. Every song is written differently. I'll do all my writing on my own, just me and a piano and that's where I get all my ideas. Every song is about a different experience and a different time in my life, but they're all pieces of my emotional well-being. Like it's all a diary and artwork to me. My favorite songs that I've written, probably my top two are In the Stars and Coffee Cake. In the Stars is about my great-grandmother who passed away and it's a very personal song to me and it's very emotional. When I wrote that song, I was kind of in a place where like I didn't know what to write my songs about and I thought of my great-grandmother and the last couple of years of her life, she lived really close to us so I saw her every day. She'd come over for dinner, we'd take her to church and it was like I had a very strong connection with Gigi, that's what we called her. So when she passed away, you can never be prepared for a loss of someone that's close to you and I think when you lose someone, you have to do something to be able to overcome that loss. I'm still hoping I wanna say goodbye cause this one means forever. That's one of the most emotional songs I've ever written. Now it is just like a beautiful piece of art to me. Once we really just dove into the emotions of her being gone, that is kind of what helped me get over that experience. Just helps me remember her in a good way and the best parts of her and the good memories I have with her. It'll always be hard, but you can always have a good mindset about a loss like that. So yeah, that song has been very therapeutic to me. Growing up, I always told myself that I wanted to be famous. I didn't know what for. I think like five years ago, if I saw this, I would just be proud. Like I'm on my way to a dream that I didn't even know I had and I'm putting a lot of work to be here and I think, man, I just think he wouldn't really believe it. It'd be like a little shocking, you know? Five years ago, I didn't actually even know I could sing. It's just so fast and I don't ever really get a lot of time to like take it all in, which could be a good and a bad thing, but I think knowing all of the work that's gone into it, it definitely seems like it's taken more time. I think the biggest thing for me that I have learned is giving it everything you have and I have a lot of things I want to do and a lot of goals and I want to sell out Madison Square Garden. I want to buy my parents a house. I want to buy my parents cars. I want to be able to support all my sisters. There's a lot of things I want to do, but it all comes with hard work and I understand that. Sometimes it's hard because a lot of people just see the best things that I do. They just see like, when I'm on stage and you know, when I have a big video or when I have a big song and those moments are incredible, but also like that's not all I do. You know, like everything I do isn't the best moment. And so there's a lot of, just like any other job, there's a lot of work that goes into it, but it 100 million percent pays off. And so I'm just excited to keep going and see where things go.


What does this remind you of? We can use frequencies to measure waves that are actually coming out from our brain. They can increase human cell rate generation by 40%, just by using a frequency. I healed myself from a chronic disease I had for 10 years, in 90 days, from frequencies and technology and devices breathing through your feet. Well, what? This actually creates electromagnetic fields. I was listening to this just for a minute and the pain was gone. We have digital supplements. Thanks for being here. David, you invented this thing called the chi-coil, right? So these puppies right here, right? And I know it's all based around frequency as medicine, basically. So let's rewind all the way to the very beginning. What do we mean when we say frequency? Well, it can mean many things, but if you look at it in the very basic perspective, frequency is just how many times something happens in a period of the time. So let's say you have something that you're clapping one second, that's one hertz, right? You're clapping two times per second, that's two hertz. So it's just the rate of something that happens in a period of time. Now we can take that concept and use it for sounds. So sounds are waves, right? You see on the graph, like, so basically how many dips are there in the wave within a second that tells you how many hertz a sound is. Now light also has frequencies, the same thing. Lights also has waves.  So that's where frequency is. Now we take it a step further, we can use frequencies to measure the waves that are actually coming out from our brain. Our bodies actually project out a electromagnetic field. So it's an energy field, it's like a life force field that you can measure, that can be measured. So that's also can be a frequency.  Got it. So you mentioned three things. You said frequency is light, it's sound and it's electromagnetic. So when we're talking about our bodies, which one are we talking about? All of them or one of them? In most cases it would be electromagnetic. Right? So for example, our hearts have a very large electromagnetic field. You can actually measure it out about 20 feet away from you if you're very healthy. Now, when you take someone that's unhealthy and you can measure their field, but it'll be collapsed, it'll be very small and weak. So our bodies naturally have this energy field and the more, let's say healthy you are and more aligned and more, you know, resonant you are then literally you actually have a larger energy field. And this is something you can actually measure with like a machine? Like how, what do you use to measure it? Well, there's different types of machines. One of them is called an aura camera. What it does is it actually measures the electrical discharge from your fingertips because there's actually electricity or there's actually even like condensation that happens. Let's say you put your finger on a window, like a cold window, it starts to fog up around the hand, right? So your hand is actually giving off this heat and this moisture, as well as like electric pulses. And there's a machine that you can basically measure that each fingertip and each fingertip can indicate a different part of your meridians, right? We know that from traditional Chinese medicine. So the software analyzes that and then creates a image of how your body, how much energy each of your meridians or organs have. So you can measure that's one way. There's other ways which is a simple, well, not that simple, but there are some very highly sensitive devices that can measure electromagnetic fields. And because your body's electromagnetic field is still subtle, right? Compared to an actual magnet, you know. But it is still measurable. So you need a really highly sensitive device and that those are very expensive to get. But it's as feasible as possible, yeah. Gotcha, okay, cool. So then what is the implication of this? The fact that we are electromagnetic beings, what does that mean? Well, a frequency can be altered very easily. Just like if you tune a radio, right? If you, people, if you still remember tuning a radio, now we don't have that. We just press a button and then changes the band of the station I listen to, right? So you can change a frequency easily and you can tune into a different radio station, right? Or you can, so the body is the same way. There's certain frequencies that are good for it. There's certain frequencies that make you feel really good and it's been proven scientifically. There's frequencies that can help with every kind of psychological condition, like depression, anxiety, stress, any kind of mood disorder, even neuropathy. There's frequencies that can help with bone healing or cell regeneration. NASA did a study showing that it can increase human cell regeneration by 40%, just by using a frequency. So, yeah. Okay, and we're saying like electromagnetic frequencies. Electromagnetic, right? That's the main one. That's the main one. So you're saying our body produces these and also if it comes from an external source, it also helps us. So it comes, it goes both ways. It goes both ways, but you have to realize that it's not just that. Everything around us, our whole environment, every thing we experience in life has a frequency. It's unavoidable. Nikola Tesla said that everything, frequency, energy, and vibration, and that's a fundamental truth that's throughout the universe. So, in the end, this is to say that our bodies operate on frequencies. Our environment operates on frequencies. Earth itself has a frequency. So we are, every moment of the day, we are either being affected, you know, we're both, two things are happening. We're being affected by the environment. And also we have our own internal environment that we are either improving or not improving. Yeah. Right. So there's two things happening. Right. It's pretty wild when you dig into the quantum physics. You know, we think that atoms are these solid things, but when you really look into it, it's like 99.999% empty. So things aren't really solid, right? And then what is that emptiness? It's all frequency. And that's true. Everything is mostly empty space. So if that's the fact, then that means that we're mostly energy, not mostly matter. We're mostly energy. So, and how you affect energy and how energy expresses itself is through frequency. Yeah. That's such a wild concept. I think that, you know, traditional medicine doesn't recognize what we're talking about at all. Well, now with all the developments in quantum, you know, we have these quantum computers. We have these quantum, you know, scientific discoveries that we have these new fusion reactors that can create energy out of like the sun before it's all science fiction. But now as we progress into the future, it's becoming more and more of a reality, more and more of a, you know, accepted into everyday life that yes, then you know, what we experience is not actually, you can say, not fixed, right? Because quantum physics basically says that everything's a probability, right? If you observe something, it only, it changes as the person observes it. So, and then everything we experience, it's just a probability of it happening. So, which kind of help us to give us the idea that our minds can and our consciousness can actually alter re-experience in life, right? So, what we could see. Like the selfless experiment. Exactly, so, and it's pretty profound if you think about it, right? If you think about it, we think that the world happens to us, right? But it's actually the other way around. We are experienced the world through our consciousness and we can actually change what our consciousness does and how it perceives and how it even changes reality itself. Yeah, I love that stuff, it's so wild. So, what is the background on how you discovered this, the cheek coil and frequency as healing for the body? I healed myself from a chronic disease I had for 10 years. So, for 10 years I suffered from all sort of colitis, internal bleeding of your guts.  And you can't eat a lot of foods and you're always in fatigue and you always have stress and you always have low energy. And I suffered from that for a long time. I tried medication which gave me side effects of skin disease I never had before. I didn't know I had to stop right there because, you know, then say, oh, here's another medication for your skin disease and then it keeps going on. So, I just went into meditation at that time because I thought I gotta do some soul searching and figure out a way of getting out of this 10 year rut that I was in. And through my meditation, I started to go back to my roots, which is music, right? I studied music in school. I've been playing piano, guitar, singing, composing since I was a little kid. And also raised as a Christian. So, I did prayers and stuff like that. And I believe in God. And I also did Tai Chi and Chi Gong. So, I was playing around with energy manipulation and martial arts. At first, I didn't think it was anything real. I thought it was just some kind of thing I imagined in my body. But later on, I discovered that it was actually real. It was actually scientific because in 90 days, from starting to use frequencies and technology and devices, I was experimenting with, I actually healed myself. So, this disease that I had for 10 years was completely gone. In 90 days, that's insane. Actually faster than that, but I say 90 days so people don't believe it. Because if I say, oh, it actually took me only 30 days then would you believe me? So, I say 90 days, I say, oh yeah, that's believable. You can do it in 90 days. So, what happened is, yeah, my life completely transformed because I healed my body. And it was my body that was holding me back from a lot of things I wanted to do in my life. Because I wanted to be successful. I wanted to pursue my martial arts more. I wanted to have fun. I wanted to go out. I wanted to eat, right? Without, you know, different things instead of just eating one thing all the time which I was limited to before, right? So, it changed my life completely.  It wasn't drained out anymore. So, I started accumulating more energy. And then it was so much because of the technology because it gives you energy, basically, right? That, you know, sometimes you have these dreams when they're so vivid and you wake up and say, whoa, that was so real. It's called lucid dreaming or very vivid dreams, right? That only happens when you have a lot of internal energy.  What does that mean? Because maybe you can help demystify all of that. I've seen those chakra charts where there's like different colors and different points here where like the Chinese meridians, like, what is all of that?  So, these are energy centers. And it, you know, you can see it in traditional Chinese medicine too. They call it different things, but basically you can measure the chakras as well with the device. For example, those points on your body, similar to your acupressure points, have higher electrical conductivity. So that means that electricity travels through those parts of your body more efficiently than other parts of your body. So why is that? Why is the body designed that way? And the reason is because those are actual energy centers and they govern different parts of your body's functions. Okay? So for example, your belly button, that's called your navel chakra. And in traditional Chinese medicine, that's called your dan tian. And they call that, so it's basically like your battery. And if you have chi, right, if you have life force, if you have, you can call it electromagnetic energy. And if you can measure it and you can accumulate it there and you can do that through, you know, healthy diet, you can do that through herbs. You can do that through qigong meditation. You can do that through, not as much as through exercise, but more through breathing, then that will elevate that part of your chakra. That navel chakra. And when that's strong, you become more balanced. You become more calm, okay? As this is simple practice, right? You can do this if you're listening, it's just to put your hand on your belly, right? And then as you breathe, feel the belly going up and down. Now it may move just a little bit, but you want to feel it going up and down as you breathe in and out. And when you do that, for just a minute a day, you feel yourself more relaxed. You can probably feel more relaxed and ready, right? Because you're exercising that navel chakra, you're exercising that dan tian. And the reason that relaxes you is because most of us, when you get stressed, we breathe up within chest and the shoulders, right? You can see it going up and down. Now that doesn't relax you. That actually makes you tense and actually puts you into the flight or flight state of mind. So in order to calm yourself down and to relieve stress and to put yourself into the more of the autonomic system, you do the belly breathing. And it's very relaxing when you do it just for a minute. You do it really well, right? Just sit up straight, just put your hand your belly, just feel it going up and down. And it's a very simple thing to do, but there's no limit to how far you can master it. Because there's no limit to how much. Yeah, it feels amazing. Yeah, and I've heard people talk about 5-5 breathing and how it's really good for the sympathetic nervous system, toning that down and then getting the parasympathetic nervous system up. But this is my first time hearing about belly breathing and how it's connected to chakra. So that's pretty cool. It's basically building up energy in this belly center. Yeah. And the energy, it's not physical energy. People think energy is, oh yeah, I got bigger muscles. I can punch harder, I can go faster. It is internal energy. And so I practice both external martial arts and internal martial arts. And it's basically learning how to have relaxation and structure and using your body mechanics more efficiently in order to generate power versus using your muscle, tissue, tendons, and physical conditioning. So, but if you combine both of them, then you can generate a lot of force. So I do boxing and the guys in the gym, they're like, wow, how much do you weigh? I'm 150 pounds. They said, no, you punch like you're 200 pounds. So, and then even my coach, he's holding these thick pads and after the session his hands hurt. You know, they're holding pads about two or three inches big and I'm like punching them for an hour and a half, right? So after the pad session, yeah, I can feel your knuckles through the pads. That's how, how hard I can punch. So anyway, so when you train that, that's the beginning, right? That belly breathing, you're training relaxation, you're training your breath, coordination, and then when you start to express it out of the body, that's what Tai Chi is basically, right? You're learning to express that relaxation, that energy, that structure, that's efficiency through movements of your body and the breath through movement and intention. So there's all that.  It's all internal and intention, right? And your visualization, all is internal, but that actually will increase your physical power. You're saying when you're doing these breathing and all these things internally, you're building up what? The electric, electromagnetic energy inside of you, inside of your cells? Yes, that's rebuilding that electromagnetic energy. You can call it that. You can call it electromagnetic energy because that's what actually increases in your body. There's more electrical activity. There's more voltage. You can actually measure more voltage coming out of your organs. And whenever there's a voltage, wherever there's a current, there's electromagnetic field because if you put a wire, whenever there's a wire, there's a current running through a wire, there's electromagnetic field that goes around it. So you can't have electricity without electromagneticism. They have to be together. So when you create electricity, there's always electromagneticism and the other way around. Very cool. So then what are some practical ways we can increase the energy internally? So you said belly breathing. Is there anything else? Belly breathing, any kind of meditation is great, but just proper training, get a good teacher to train you because sometimes if you do it improperly, you actually add tension to yourself and it may not be good for you. So the key is the relaxation, right? There's many different breathing methods that I do every day. There's bone marrow washing, breathing, there's whole, there's belly breathing. And the next level of that is you're breathing through your feet. Whoa, what? Yeah. Like when you feel, when you do enough belly breathing, then you can start feeling tingles in your stomach when you do it, right? You can actually, basically you're becoming more sensitive and you're more aware of what's going on there. But then that doesn't limit to the belly, right? Cause you can actually do it in any part of your body. So when you start mastering that, the next level is to do your feet.  The next level after that is breathe through your whole body and so on. And then you keep going on, just certain different levels of breathing. But then the key is how do you increase your energy? That is a really good way, but it takes a really, really long time. Like for example, I did the belly breathing for, let's say six months before I actually felt anything in there in my belly, right? Cause not right now I can breathe in, I can feel it instantly, right? But before I was like, okay, I feel it going up and down, but I don't feel any energy. Like once this energy is real or not, but I just kept doing it relaxing. And then I say, well, wait a minute. I feel a little bit of heat in there now. Oh, I feel a little bit of magnetic, some kind of thing in there. So it takes time. And that's one of the reason I invented Chi-Kong. So I want people to experience this Chi much faster. So why don't I just make a technology to do it? Because this is actually replicating everything that I just talked about, all the meditation, all the Chi-Kong, all those exercises. And it basically does it for you with the coils and how it works is when I talk about electromagnetic fields, this actually creates electromagnetic fields. And it creates in a way that is efficiently absorbed by your body because of the shape. This is called a toroid. I'll talk about the shape a little bit. This is really interesting. Why is it in these coils? What is it made out of? This is called a toroid, okay? The toroid is like a doughnut. And if you think of the shapes that you see in nature, what does this remind you of? In nature, a tornado. Yeah, tornado. But you see it throughout nature as small as our blood cell. It's actually a toroid, right? True, it's like a blood cell, right? It's in the middle, yeah. Exactly. Electromagnetic field of Earth, as big as the Earth is in the toros. The galaxies are shaped like this, right? So, and even the new fusion reactors I didn't mention, they're all shaped like this. It's all this. You look at how they are, or even the collider, the electron collider, it's a giant torus. Yeah, and I think the energy coming out of us too, that's also torus, right? Well, that's interesting because the word chakra means spinning wheel. Interesting. So, is it actual physical, actual spinning wheel? Yeah, yes, it's actually vortex. So it describes our chakras are actually vortex. So, if our bodies, and then if nature uses this to, let's say, perpetuate energy, why don't you use this to, you know, give your body the energy that it needs? So that's why these are very, very powerful. And I personally heal myself with it. I cannot claim it heals anything, you know, medically. I can't make any claims like that, but you can go to our website. You can see hundreds and hundreds of people that say they are healed, right? Even from people who had cancer, people who had stage four cancer, who was an interval, people who have diabetes, people who have heart issues, people who have autism, like they say it was incurable, but all of these people are saying that they're getting some incredible life-changing results with it. So I'm very, a lot of times, like when I first did this, I just say, well, I'll heal me. Maybe my family can use them. They start using, well, and they started getting healthier too. And then I say, well, this is pretty neat. Maybe I should, you know, make this into a product and make it available to people, package it all together because my background was in engineering, software development, music, you know. So I thought, you know, I can make this. I can create something and create a business from it. And then now like six or seven years later, we got tens of thousands of customers and transforming lives all over the place. And so I'm very honored to be in this position.  And I'm happy. I'm super healthy. Look, how old do I look to you?  I mean, like, and I've seen you in person too. You look great in person. It's not just the lighting. Yeah, but you know how old I am. But most people don't use it.  Like, it's crazy. When you first met me, you said, hey, you know, this guy's in his maybe 30s, early 30s, maybe late 20s, right? Yeah. But I'm 43. So. It's insane. Yeah. And then so. I'm very jealous of your skin.  It's like glowing. It's not perfect, but it's not bad for a 43-year-old. Pretty good, yeah. Yeah.  So I'm pretty happy and I can kind of see where things are gonna go and every day is transforming me a little more every day. So. Did you expect it to have this kind of impact on yourself and on people when you were first discovering it? I think I've always known that I have a significant role, you know, in the world because when I was 10 years old, I had a near-death experience. And I broke, basically cracked my skull when I fell over like one story or two stories down the stairs, like over the stairs. And cracked your head, you said? Yeah, my skull was fractured. So, and then I only had a 50% chance of living, even.  But none of that happened. I actually survived and I did quite well. After I recovered, I started becoming more spiritual and started becoming more, I guess, more in tune with higher powers. And I always asked, I kind of always knew because of that incident that I had some kind of role to play or some kind of reason to survive and to make the most impact while I'm on planet Earth, while I can. You know, use my abilities to the best they can flourish. That's awesome. Now, I love that you're an engineer. So, you know, you can get technical with it. Let's talk a little bit more about this. I wanna talk more specific. Let's talk about the design. So, you said you've designed these spiral shape to reflect that of nature. So, can you talk more about that? Is that, so when you design these coil shapes, does the energy that's coming off of these become more powerful versus like, I don't know, what if it was just a stick? Like, what's the difference between this energy versus a different shape? Well, first of all, because of the shape, it's a lot more efficient. So, the field becomes a lot bigger. Okay. You put them a little bit of current and then it creates a huge field, right? That's how the fusion reactors work, right? They put in power and get more power out than they put in, okay? So, these are highly efficient. And I think there's some people that create similar stuff and they're able to create more energy, more electricity than they put in. So, it's over unity and then those are all being covered by the government because they don't want people to get free energy, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, you know, but I'm not using it for that purpose. I'm using this for better health and wellness. So, yeah. Yes, well, it'll have a bigger field and it'll, like I said, it'll interact with your energy, a human's energy field or even animals or even plants energy field more naturally, okay? Because there are other electromagnetic field devices. There's mats and you can line on, there's sticks and there's like different coils or even tubes. But the problem with them, they're not shaped like nature and you can feel the difference. First of all, they're not that strong. They don't have a large field because they're not in the right shape in the first place. Second of all, it just feels completely different. And the reason you know it works because these are wound in different patterns because the yin and the yang and they feel different. They actually feel different. So, the yin one will make you relaxing and calm and expansive. And then the yang will make you feel focused and even aggressive. Interesting. So, should you use one at a time or is it okay to use both? Either, either or, right? Whatever you need, right? Let's say you want to, you're going to a competition and you need like or you need young energy. You need to, you know, feed everybody. So, you use the yin coil for 30 minutes and then that will make you really feel like, oh, let's go and make things happen, right? If you need to relax, then you use the yin. Every day I'm using both, right? Because it balances and there's different ways configuring them actually I figured out that you need to put them this way, this way, this way, this way, this way, this way. It has a different effect. You feel different sensations. Oh, oh. You'll feel like you've meditated in a different way because even meditation, there's different feelings you can get from it. So, the same thing happens in coils but the key thing is doing it automatically. That's the neat thing, it's all automatic. So, that's the one of the main benefits of having these, this shape. Now, if you look closely, I don't know if you've seen the camera, there's actually crystals inside. There's three crystals and you have one there. So, those are quartz crystals and they actually increase the resonance on another level. The same way that radials work, they actually, they're creating an electromagnetic field around a little tiny crystal in a radio. That's how they project the signal and that's actually what we're doing inside of these coils as well. Is this a special kind of quartz or just like, is it treating the same? It's treating quartz, so it's like golden quartz. Cool, all right. And then, you said there's different configurations like facing up, facing down. How do we figure that out or do you just play with it? Well, there's a chart on my website in the setup page like tutorials, advanced tutorials, right? Now, the difference is subtle but if you're, let's say an energy healer or any person that does meditation or even somebody who's sensitive then you can definitely feel it quite dramatically but the key thing is just that you just turn it on, right? The key thing is just you're using it. The key, the main thing is the frequency as well. Not all frequencies are created equal and we have over 10,000 frequencies on our software. We have all Dr. Reif's frequencies if people are familiar with Dr. Reif plus we've created about 1,000 of our own proprietary frequencies which are more advanced than any other frequency that's out there. And the reason I can play some for you you can hear the difference. By the way, I'm hearing some like beep boop beep boop like alien like sounds, is that you? I just turned it off. Yeah, I was playing something. Were those frequencies?  I'll play something for you here. Now, you might be saying, okay, I thought you were talking about electromagnetic waves. Why are you playing sounds? Well, the reason is because we actually use sounds to create electromagnetic waves. And that's what makes it unique. Nobody else is doing this. Nobody else is doing this. For example, let's play, where is this? Oh, you're right, because it's an audio cable at the end of this thing. Yeah, so we have a patent for that. And so here's one, okay.  I don't know, hard to say. Most people feel on their head. They feel kind of like the expansive in their forehead and the expansive. So that's a honeyo gland activation. People can feel it inside their head, something vibrating inside their head. So we figure out not only the frequency, but the sequence of frequencies and the rhythm, speed of the frequencies in order to stimulate that part of the body. Now, most people are, they're using one frequency. Oh yeah, it is 528. That is the one frequency that's going to give me enlightenment. But nature doesn't work like that. Nature doesn't give one frequency at a time. Nature gives infinite number of frequencies at a time. If you take a look at, if you experience something in the world, it's three dimensions, four dimensional. It moves in space and it has shape. It has width, height, and depth, and moving through time. So why do you make frequencies in just one dimension? So that's why we make frequencies. They're actually four dimensional. You hear, there you go, do, do, do, do, do, do. So that is creating a shape whenever you hear those different frequencies. You can see in the spectrum analysis, it actually creates a shape. And it's not always the same shape. It actually shifts every time. That's why you feel, oh, it feels like it's off tune because every time it changes the angle a little bit. So as if we had a triangle and it's moving, every time you're hearing it, it's creating a different, it's actually moving. So this is a four dimensional frequency. That's amazing, dude. So how did you figure that out? Like how did you find the specific sounds frequencies for like the pineal gland? Like how did you even? Well, there's different ways of doing it. Like for example, there's one way technique that we use is called substance emulation. So let's say you take DMT, you guys, you know what DMT is? Diamethyltryptamine. So it's the God molecule, spirit molecule, right? That is produced by your pineal gland and it gives you psychic abilities and so on or spiritual experiences, right? So, well, we can just go online and search and see what the molecular structure is. And we can say, okay, what is the angle there? How many of these molecules are there? What's the distance between them? What's the mass of them? Convert that all into numbers. So it's all mathematical. Yeah, it's all mathematical. Wow. Well, our reality is all mathematical. It's all geometric. Right. Like the flower of life, for example, right? How ourselves divide. It's all geometric. It's all mathematical. So our reality universe is created through universal laws. Like for example, the Phi ratio, 1.618. And it goes on and on and on. That is a universal ratio that you see everywhere, right? Everything that's created is based on- Is that the spiral shape? Where it goes like this? Yeah, smaller and smaller. Yeah, so the pyramids, they're all built on ratios and angles and numbers and specific geometries that match up to the stars and the energy field, energy field of the planet itself. So we go back to the ancients. The ancients knew all this, right? That's how they built the pyramids. That's why they built the palace in a certain way in different dimensions. Even in the Bible, the Solomon's temple is all geometric. Specific lengths, shapes, squares, cubes, right? Why did they do that? Just so that it looks nice? Not really, right? The pyramid doesn't look that nice. It's just a triangle, right? Yeah. I mean, just the pyramid, right? So, but they built it for a specific reason because it is tapping into the math of the universe or the geometry of the universe. So we say, okay, why don't we use that principle to create frequencies as well? Because that's how nature is by itself. That's amazing. Now there's the sound part and there's also the electromagnetic. Is it more beneficial if you listen to it and you do the device? It's kind of saying, is it better for you to eat apples or oranges, right? So there are different things. They're both fruits, but they're both good for you and they both taste good. The same thing. So the sound and frequencies are both good for you. They taste differently or they feel different, but you can eat both at the same time. And with our system, you can do that, right? You can actually plug in the speaker, listen to them and use the coils at the same time. So that's why we have a patent that makes us very unique and makes us a lot more effective because we're using kind of stacking many of these different methodologies, but it's all based on frequency. Yeah, so it's much more powerful than if I, let's say go to YouTube, I search like 528 Hertz and then I listen to that.  And it sounds like nice music, but when people listen to our, look at the comments on our YouTube channel because we put out a couple of these frequencies, it's crazy, these comments.  A lot of them is too strong for them so they actually either hate it.  And we've got like 500,000 views on it now. Wow. And we have like something like 2,000 comments. Wow. And so people can feel it with just the audio? Yeah. Yeah, it just reads the comments. I mean, every day there's comments coming in and they say, oh wow, I had this to pain. And then I was listening to this just for a minute, 60 seconds and the pain was gone after that. Which shows that, you know, we're onto something quite profound with using these frequencies compared to, compared to generic stuff out there, right? Because let's say, you know, you search abundance frequency and it's like, oh yeah, we have this abundance frequency and music. So all they're doing is still based on one frequency. And then that stays 520. So they use, that's 520. And then they build like meditation music based on that one sound. That's it, right? I mean, if you try to improve something that in the first place didn't do much, you're not gonna get much as a result, right? So, but it's nice to listen to. It's music. I mean, all music is, most of it is therapeutic. It's soft, relaxing music, it's all therapeutic. But if you want, you know, dramatic transformations you probably need something that is a little bit more advanced than that. Gotcha. Let's talk about the abundance frequency for a little bit. So you said that you discovered the DMT, for example, by looking at the molecule. How did you create the abundance one? Like what is that based on? That's based on certain states of consciousness, right? So if Joe Disbenza, you know, he talks about manifesting and I can sum it into three things, right? Manifesting is first to experience with your senses, everything that you can experience of having achieved something that you want. Let's say, as simple as a sports car. So let's say, you know, there's a sports car or this car that you dream about. So how do you experience it with all your senses?  Yeah. Like you're hearing the engine roar, you're feeling the leather, right? So all your senses, right? So the more clearly you can, or more visually, you can experience that than the better. Now, the next step is to feel the emotional aspects.  So like live that moment and feel those feelings. And the third thing is just to intensify it or amplify that. Because when that, and then resonate, so when you intensify those feelings and really get into that moment and just expand and just add energy to it, then you start to resonate that frequency, okay? And some, you know, most people can do that, but many people can't because first, they never achieved it in the first place, right? A lot of people have never felt really, really, really elevated, especially these days, most kids, they're so depressed, they're always dealing with anxiety, oh, I have anxiety, oh, I don't feel motivated to do anything, right? Yeah. So that's the new norm, the new normal is like everybody's depressed and low energy and kind of like borderline, you know, anxious all the time. So how do you get people to meditate with these experiences when they never experienced it before? And the key, so what we did is we actually are able to recreate these experiences using frequencies. So you can actually just turn it on and you have a way to manifest instantly. Because that's all manifesting station is, those three steps. So you can get yourself into that consciousness, that actual state of being, emotionally with your visualization and your senses, you can unlock that and also amplify with energy. We can do those three steps, then you can actually just meditate and manifest without having to learn how to do it. Yeah, seriously, you're saying use those three steps like close your eyes, visualize while using the frequency. Well, that would be even better. I'm saying we have automated that manifestation process without having to do it. Really, wow, okay. So then is there anything you need to do while you're, let's say playing the abundance manifestation frequency? I think just relax, right? You don't have to do anything, it does it for you. Amazing. Yeah, it's kind of like, it's very similar to music. Let's say you have a favorite song and then that song makes you wanna dance, right? Let's say you're in a really kind of like a down mood, not feeling energetic, but you're playing that song in the background and then all of a sudden your feet starts to tap, right? All of a sudden you start to like get up and move around a little bit and all of a sudden you kind of feel like moving, you feel like a little more chipper, right? So what happened, right?  So did it require effort? Did you have to meditate? Probably not. But the frequency itself automatically did it for you. So that's what we do with our frequency, except that we know precisely when frequencies can get you into states of manifestation. That's amazing, dude. So let's get a little bit practical too. You know, my wife has been using it as well and she had a lot of questions. So how much time do you use it every day? Is it better if you put it close to your body versus five feet away? There's some in one video you talked about, don't put it on the top of your head, why? Maybe explain some of the actual practical best practices. It just depends what you wanna do with it. It's kind of like saying, okay, you have a flashlight. What are you gonna use with it, right? Are you gonna use it to light up a dark room?  Are you gonna use it to look into a closet? So we basically have a energy source. This energy source, how are you gonna use it, right? Like, well, do you want to work on that navel chakra? Then we'll put it directly on your navel chakra, right? Do you wanna work on your heart chakra then put it directly in your heart chakra? Do you have shoulder pain then put it directly in your shoulder? You can do that. Or you say, okay, I just want to give myself abundance or I just want to help me focus while I'm working. I just put it on my desk and just leave it running for 30 minutes to, usually just 30 minutes. I don't need that much. Now, if you're saying, oh, I just wanted to run all day in my house and just uplift the general mood and atmosphere of the house and for all the kids and the animals, you can just leave it in the middle of the house and just have it running 24-7 on a program or even through a sequence of programs. So how you- You can never get too much. You can't get too much. So that's why you have to experiment for yourself. Everybody's different. Some people are more sensitive. So let's say the user for 10 minutes, they say, oh, I feel like so charged up. And so, so vibrating, it's like drinking too much coffee. So they have to stop using it for that day until later, right? And some people, they can use more. So it just depends on how sensitive a person is. Like, I use it about 30 minutes a day while I'm playing the sound. We also have some speakers. Right, that. Like if you want to sample our technology, you can use some of our speakers that have the frequencies built in. And it's so convenient. We have one for sleep when we just have to sleep sounds on it. We have one for meditation. Just have meditation sounds on it. So if you want something super simple, you just turn it on. I use this, this is for brain. So I turn it on in the morning and it helps my brain while I'm using coils and the red light panels. So I'm getting like all these, I'm getting this recharge of every part of my body, my brain, my body and electromagneticly all at the same time. So does that answer your question? Amazing, it does, yeah. So for yourself, you find that 30 minutes a day is good for you to get the frequencies you need. Yeah, so I'm just sitting on the ground. I got these red light panels behind me. I have frequencies for my red light panels too that we actually provide them on our website too. And then I put the coils in front of me on the floor like this. I put the yin on the left, facing up. The yang on the right, facing up. That's a great reason I do that. And then I turn on the recharge frequency for about 10 or 15 minutes and I play the attractive abundance frequencies for about 10 or 15 minutes. And I'm listening to something for my brain here for about 15 minutes. And then usually I'm working on my computer. I've got my laptop, so I'm checking my emails. And after 30 minutes, I feel like, wow, I'm like super charged. And then you're good for the rest of the day. For the rest of the day. Wow, amazing, cool. I love this girl. Yeah, the results speak for themselves. Exactly. Amazing, man. So for the people out there that, this concept is still kind of hard to grasp. Like really like sound, frequency, like does it really affect our health? What do you have to say to the naysayers and doubters out there? What's the, how can you address all their questions? Cause I know we're going to get comments, like this is beautiful. Yeah, I mean, there's obviously people that will have skepticism, but just look at the signs, right? If you, there's two ways you can verify this yourself. If someone that's like all analytical, just look at the signs, right? We have a whole research section on a website and it shows, look, NASA did research on this. They say that it is increasing cell regeneration for 40%, right? There's like hundreds of different universities all around the world that talk about post-electromagnetic field therapy or PMF therapy and how it actually, they're using sound to break up cancer cells now. So just look at the scientific research and you say, yeah, okay, well, yeah, actually sound and electromagnetism is scientific. It works, hands down. Now, if you have somebody that wants to like experience it and prove it to yourself, then you can actually use our free frequencies because we have eight of them that you can use for free. And you say, hey, let's see if this, these frequencies actually make me feel differently and listen to them. What do you find those? Are those on YouTube? Some on YouTube. And, but you can, I give you a website, that's okay. But you guys later on, and you can, you can go directly there and use them. We have a website that you can play the frequencies directly on. And there's eight of them. There's like, remove negative energy, luck boost, recharge and sleep. I mean, I use the sleep on every single light for the last seven years. And I sleep like a baby before I had sleep problems. So these frequencies alone, it's worth like $500. We're giving it for free. And the reason to do that, because we're so confident that it's gonna help you that you're going to say, wow, I want more of this. I want to experience the cheek calls and then you're going to get the cheek calls later.  And you can test it, right? You can do a couple of days, listen to the frequencies and then stop. And then after, it still kind of resonates with you after a day or so. And then don't use it for, let's say three or four days and see how you feel. You can do that test with yourself.   And then see what the results are. But, and then you'll be pretty surprised. Because I gave it to these two people and they say, wow, David, this stuff works. That's usually a response, I guess. Like this really worked for me. Whereas I've tried all these frequencies, like your frequency is something else. Wow, do you have any favorites? Yeah, I have favorites. Right now, I use also something called BPC-157. Biohackers out there, you might know what that is. It's like an amino acid. So it's a building block for muscles. So because I'm training a lot of sports right now, so it really helps me. So yeah, I don't even fit the pants I used to wear. And not in a bad way. My thighs are getting so much muscle that my skinny pants, I can't wear them anymore. What? Yeah, people say, okay, you can't fit your pants, you're getting too fat, but then my thighs, my muscle and my thighs are getting so big. No way, dude. Wow, okay, I need that too. I have really skinny legs. So I could use that. What's it called again? B what? BPC-157, it's an amino acid. So because we created, remember when I talked about substance emulation? So we emulated all the top biohacking supplements are on the market right now, like methylene blue, NAD, NAC, NMN, what else? Seroluminescine, rapamycin, glycine. I just mentioned BPC-157, I think there's a couple more. You have zinc, we have all the vitamins. So you say, well, what do you mean you have all these supplements? Well, it's like we have digital supplements. Supplements as well. So supplements that are digital, you just listen, or you use the coils with them and you're sending information. You just think about it, supplements like the pills, what they do is just send your body information, right? It just gives them information, chemical information, it tells it what to do, instructions. So if the body is just a series of instructions and information, why not just send it information electromagnetically or through vibration? Wow, so we truly are living in the digital age. Yes. It buys everything. Yeah. That's amazing. So the, I got a question for you. So there's PMF mats, right? You mentioned those. They're these big mats people lay on, right? Pulses, electromagnetic fields. How do those compare to the cheek oil? It's got like comparing a bicycle to a, let's say the newest, the newest McLaren like, or electric car or something like that, right? So yeah, it'll get you from point A to point B, but it's old technology and it's slow. Doesn't have all that. They're the bicycle. Yeah, they're the bicycle, yeah. So versus if you use the cheek oils, we basically took PMF therapy, we took it many steps further into the future, right? Like the mats, they have like these really flat and thin coils, which work, but then they generate really tiny, tiny field. That's why you have to actually lie on the mat to get the energy, right? You have to actually make contact with them. Plus they have, they're just using single frequencies. They're using usually anywhere from zero to 30 Hertz. So they'll have like, oh, let's say, oh, this is the ultimate frequency, 10 Hertz. Well, 10 Hertz. So who cares? It's just 10 Hertz, right? Just one, just 10. Usually they do a combination and say, oh, we have a, you know, 12, you know, 12.5. And then they say that's a new amazing frequency, but it's just still one frequency, right? So they use 30 years there or something and they use combinations of them, but it's still just one frequency at a time.  It just takes you a lot longer and then you have to, it's not as efficient, right? Not as robust as something as Chico technology where you have different kinds of configurations of the energy field itself using different shapes and you have a huge magnetic field that interfaces with your body's chakras, right? Through the shape of the vortex. You have even larger ones, like this one that you see in the background, which you may might not see. So these are called- Oh dude, that's amazing, what is that? So they're actually quite big and come back, see? Two feet by two feet. Yeah. And these are used by clinics and spas health centers, wellness centers and it covers the entire place, the 3,000 to 6,000 square feet. Wow. Right, so you're not even get technology like that from advanced. You invented those? Yeah. Amazing, and you sell those on the website too? We have those, yeah, they're called Chico Aura. And then, and they don't have the four dimensional, the substance emulation, they don't have the understanding of these high level advanced frequencies that we have. They're still working with just the basic ones. Whereas we're already at the three, three dimensional, four dimensional ones. And we're doing some very, and it gets very unique and groundbreaking techniques of development frequencies that have been very profound. So that's the comparison. Bicycle versus the newest electric super car.  Awesome dude. And then now what about new tech that's coming out like bioresson and jewelry, right? So for example, I'm wearing this bracelet right here. There's companies like Lila Quantum that claim that they infuse frequencies inside of a object. Yeah, we have pendants that we infuse. We have energy cards that we infuse. Those are good, but the problem is you can't change the frequencies of them. Okay, so you have one frequency. It's good, you might energetically have something that you can wear that can kind of balance your energy field. But it's very subtle. So it's very, very subtle. There's nothing wrong with them. It's just very subtle. You can't change the frequency, but they're still good. I like them. Sometimes I don't wear them because I find that if I wear it, I have to take it off because I'm so sensitive to them. Sometimes it's too strong because the thing with jewelry, you can't turn it off. It's always projecting that frequency, right? There's a secret way of turning it off. I'm not going to share it with you right now. But you have to take it off in order to turn it off and put it far away from you sometimes. And then you can't change the frequency. So if you like the frequency, then that's great, but sometimes your body doesn't like the frequency, then you can't change it. That's my point about it. But it's nothing, they're all good. It's just- So it's not good because I get made fun of a lot. They're like, this is nonsense. You really believe that, how does it work? There's no battery. How can it possibly be giving off any frequency? So can you explain some of that to people so they can understand? Let's say a dog, right? You have a pet? I don't know. Okay. But many people have pets.  Yeah. Does it make you feel good? Many times, yes. Okay. So it's actually scientifically proven that it calms stress, right? You relieve stress by 40%, maybe just pet a dog. Yep. Okay. So the dog has its frequency? It does, yeah. Okay. So if you bring the dog with you all the time, you'll feel good, right? True, yeah. Okay. So let's say that the dog has a frequency and you carry it with you. And it makes you feel good. Whenever you pet the dog, you feel good. So you know it works. The dog is working. Okay. So what if we say that you can make an object have a frequency? Of a dog. But how? How do you infuse frequency into a physical?  But there's this technique of doing it. Okay? And then even if I told you, people say that's impossible. Impossible? Yeah. But the concept is how do you infuse a frequency and say, okay, well, okay, let's do it one way that people kind of like understand. Crystal, the monitor you're looking at is just a bunch of crystals, right? The screen that you're looking at, just a tiny, tiny crystals in there. And did you know that they're different colors because you put a different frequency into them, right? So they have memory too. You know, your hard drive, it's just crystal, but you can put files into it and it can store information, okay? Crystals can store information, but so can, so let's say we have a crystal and we put in some files or some music in there, some frequency is gonna store that information. So that's a simple way of explaining it. You can actually store information in a crystal, but if you go further than that, everything is a crystal. Everything has a molecular structure. Everything has a geometry. So your pendants, even though it's metal, metal itself is a geometry, right? So if we can store, so we can figure out a way to put information into a geometry, then you have basically programmed that item, that object with a energy or a frequency, okay? Okay, okay. But then how it works is kind of like the dog, right?  I'm trying to combine two simplified concepts to explain what's happening with the jewelry. And most people will never go into that depth. They say, oh, we infused it and that's all they need to know. We infuse it. Yeah, which is hard to wrap your head around. Exactly. And it's always just what they do, okay? And then people say, this is all voodoo, right? But in the old days, look at the daoists, what they do. Are you Chinese? Chinese, Taiwanese actually. Taiwanese, okay. I don't know if you're young, you remember you go into the temple and there's all these monks praying and they're hitting the thing, do, do, do. Yeah, I see that, yeah. And then once in a year, right? The families would go to the temple and they would pray and they would like, they would like do all these rituals and stuff like that, right? But one ritual that they do is they would write something on their little envelope and they put the envelope and they would leave it at the temple. Do you know why they do that? Is there a specific frequency to that note now? Well, guess what they do at the temple all the time? Pray, chant. They're chanting, they're, yeah, they're chanting, they're praying, they're doing rhythm. So they have frequencies in the temple all the time. So when they basically that envelope or that item that you left there, they're basically connecting that with you or your family or your body somehow. And because they are, it's kind of like voodoo, okay? They're positively resonating that thing and that kind of like that indirectly or directly through space and time is affecting you while they're chanting year-round and you pay them for that, right? That's how the Taoists kind of make money or get donations, okay? So that's the old concept. But then we take a look at newer concepts such as quantum entanglement and realize, wait a minute, they're actually doing something interesting. They were onto something. They were onto something. It's crazy, yeah. Quantum entanglement is that we can actually entangle two electrons across a large distance and they will be in instant communication with each other. Faster than light. Faster than light. So there's some other way they're communicating not through space-time. It's something that connects everything in reality instantaneously. And they're getting chills, yeah. So they call that the universal field, the matrix. So if space-time is just an illusion, because we're all actually connected instantaneously at every point in space.  That's crazy. So you're entangled with that piece of paper. Yeah, so the same thing's happening with your jewelry, okay, but they do it digitally. And I actually invented something, which is completely different from cheat calls. You can check it out if you can find it. It's called cheatenergy.ai. And I use that principle and say, what if I could create something kind of like what the Taoists did and based on quantum entanglement and be able to entangle people's phones with energy. So you don't need to wear it. You just need to use a phone. And the neat thing is now you can switch on them off and you can choose which frequency, right? Which is, you can't do that with a jewelry. And you can't do that with the monks. You can't say, hey, monk, can you chant a different chant today? Yeah, but oh, I'm feeling, actually you can, right? You can get energy healers to do this for you. I said, oh, I'm feeling, I need healing today and they'll do some healing prayer for your healing meditation, right? That's doable, but see that requires a person. But now with the digital age, we can combine all those ancient practices people have taught in the practice for millennia and there's a reason for it. And now use it or basically emulate it or duplicate it in a digital way. We have technology to do that. And that's kind of like what I wanna do and what I'm doing with Chi life.  And then the coil is more like a futuristic technology-based word, right? So that's why I call Chi coil combining the ancient concepts of life force with modern technology. Amazing, so you're saying that the modern day, right? Like digital version of what the monks did. Are people actually using machines to like blast frequencies into these types of bracelets and jewelry? There's different ways of doing it, right? So I have a specific way of doing it. Other people have specific ways, but whatever it is at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter how it's done, which method it is. It's like, doesn't actually have a result, okay? So like when you're wearing it, even if it's people say it's placebo, placebo is very reliable. Sure, it's very powerful actually, yeah. So if people say, oh, it's just placebo, well, that means you're saying that it's reliable then, right? Because placebo is the one, the most reliable outcomes from any kind of clinical trial, right? They know that it works for 10 to 20% of the time, all the time, right? So it's very reliable. So even if it's placebo, that means it's reliable. But even if it's not, right? Let's say you put on someone that doesn't even know what's happening, that's on them, then even better, right? So when people are skeptical, it doesn't matter. If you analyze too much, you kind of stopping yourself from getting the results that you want, right? Like for me, like even like Bruce Lee, he said, you know, test everything and just keep what works. But don't have a closed mind, right? Because before the MMA came out, everybody thought that they were the best. Oh, my kung fu is the best. Oh, my karate is the best. But until you prove it in the ring, it's not, okay? So same thing with your life. Test everything. Don't put your mind, say, oh, I'm the best or this doesn't work or this never gonna work or try it out, test it out, prove it. And then if it doesn't work, throw it away. If it works, keep it, okay? So you may be skeptical, but it's free. Try out the frequencies. If it works, keep it. If it doesn't, don't use it. Try something else. But don't have a closed mind, have an open mind. Because if you have a closed mind, it's limiting you from improving yourself to what you can become. Yeah, I think what's so hard is in Western culture, we've been indoctrinated with this view of Newtonian physics where everything is a chemical reaction in our bodies and what you see is what you get. It's hard to grasp these concepts of energy and these things that you can't see or things outside of modern medicine. It's like, wait, I've never heard of that. It must not be true. And then it's easy to discount. And then if you try to explain it in a way that doesn't fit the model, then it must be garbage. It must be some sort of like a snake oil. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's just a shift. When you start to realize that our world is not just physical matter and that is actually runs or is governed by frequency, energy, vibration, then that opens your eyes and you start to see things differently and say, well, when I'm interacting with one person here, it's just the meat, right? And the bones or is there something more happening, right? Is there something more happening than just chemicals, right? Like when you walk into a room, when you feel a vibe from somebody, is that more than just some kind of psychological thing or is it actually some kind of energy or frequency that is projecting from this person? And the results from scientific experiments show that there is something different coming from some kind of energy beyond just what you see or what you can touch. It's a, yeah. And there's many, many of these frequencies that are coming out from a person that can be measured. You know, and we are called the anti-aging tips channel where we're all about holistic health longevity. So, you know, for the people watching, what are your best tips when it comes to using frequencies for anti-aging? Yeah, well, we have anti-aging frequencies specifically. Like we have brain frequencies. We have, you know, for skin beauty, we have for weight loss. We have all the anti-aging supplements like NMM, NAD, they're very popular, methylene blue, which is great for brain wellness. So use those frequencies and use them daily. It doesn't, it's something so easy to integrate into anything, right? You don't have to stop and allocate time and energy to do any of this stuff.  And then there's people that now, even years after getting our product, they're saying, thank you so much every day. You know, every day I'm getting better, even now, years later.  And I look older five years ago than I do today. Yeah. And I feel better and feel younger too. So I look and feel and perform like athletically better than I did five years ago. So I am the result of this technology and the results speak for themselves, as you say. Amazing, dude. This was really, really enlightening, really helpful. I think, you know, you answering a lot of my like questions will really help clear things up. And yeah, I'm excited for be able to be learning about this because like you said, Nikola Tesla said, right? Everything is about energy and vibration, right? So yeah, I think it's a big key to our health that isn't talked about enough. And thank you for inventing this device that's helping thousands and thousands of people. I think it's amazing. You're welcome. Cool, thanks, David. Okay, thanks you.


I welcome you on behalf of our 10,000 staff scattered on all five continents around the world in about 480 places. Let me begin by expressing sincere appreciation to all the members of the IOM Council Board. Let me also say how pleased we are to welcome our newest member states, Republic of Cuba, Cook Islands, and somewhere in the course of this week, Dominica, when the paperwork is completed, as well as our new observer state, Kuwait. This brings our total number of member states to 100, with Dominica 169. When we last met here a year ago, since then, there's been a series of global developments that have accounted for the use of much of our time and energy and your resources. Let me just enumerate a few of them. We now have eight level three humanitarian emergencies, the highest emergency level of the UN, and an all-time record number. This includes IOM's role in Bangladesh in response to the Rohingya refugee crisis, a color outbreak in Yemen, and nine armed conflicts from West Africa to the Himalayas. Record-setting number of natural disasters on almost every continent, where migrants are often disproportionately affected, an upsurge in identity politics fueled by politicians who sometimes espouse fear of the other, both in dangerous migrants and denies economies and societies the contributions that migrants are there to make. Growing and intensifying anti-migrant, anti-refugee sentiments, which some are using to evoke fear of multi-ethnic societies, and some of which attempt to expel generations old ethnic groups of their own as is tragically occurring at this very moment in Myanmar. On a more promising note, IOM has been deeply immersed in an effort to support the special representative of the Secretary General for International Migration, Louise Arbour, who will be with us here in just a few minutes, if she's not here already. And as appropriate, we try to support the two co-facilitators from Mexico and Switzerland and the President of the UN General Assembly who will also be here in just a few minutes. These are consultations designed to lead to negotiations on the 1st of February on a global compact for safe, regular, and orderly migration. Our efforts are in fulfillment of the role we were given by the New York Declaration and the modalities resolution, namely to jointly service the negotiations with the UN secretariat. So in carrying out this responsibility, we've done a number of things, including providing staff to the Office of the SRSG, to the President of the General Assembly, participation in the drafting of the papers for the six informal thematic consultations, and through our network of offices around the world, we have strongly encouraged national consultations and many, many countries have done this. We've also engaged an independent full-time civil society consultant to ensure that civil society's voice is heard. We've held a global meeting here of all 21 regional consultative processes. We turned the international dialogue and migration into a discussion of the global compact, April in New York, July in Geneva, and we brought together 35 of the world's leading scholars to give us their best thinking on migration and the volume they've just published will be launched tomorrow in a side event here in the Palais. So the transition then to being a UN agency has overall gone smoothly and without much surprise. We were already largely in the UN. Any adjustments we've made have been easily offset by very positive advantages. We now have a seat at the table, a voice in the dialogue. We now have access to information and funding, which we did not have before. We are widely respected, more widely respected, more frequently cited in and by the media, and being asked to take on more and more responsibility than before joining the UN. The branding, positioning, and marketing of IOM, however, is going to be an ongoing challenge given the complexity of migrants, migration, the fact that migrants come in so many forms and given the toxic atmosphere in which we have to operate. In all of these regards, your decision as member states to keep these two member state working groups going on the UN and the other one on the budget has proved to be very prudent, and I thank you for that. It's come increasingly clear to me that IOM is coming into its own as an organization. The one characteristic that perhaps most accurately describes where IOM is today, it is that of growth, and you will see it on the charts coming up on your screen here. We've grown in every area, phenomenal growth in number of projects, number of staff, number of member states, all reflected in a global and continuing expansion. We are currently within the UN system, number five in terms of staff, number eight in terms of budget, and I think most proudly, number one in terms of feet on the ground, we have 97% of our staff in the field, not here in Geneva. We want to keep it that way. We're also very proud of our business model whereby our administrative costs always remain consistently around 3-4% of our budget, and that I think is the proper use of your hard-earned resources. Also as we grow, we are assiduously and with purpose consolidating by adding structure and architecture to IOM. For example, a quantum leap in training and career development, but still far too little. An entire series of meetings of thematic resettlement, return, media, resource, and other specialists to build communities of interest and overall esprit de corps. Regular meetings of our management and policy committees. The rotation program that I initiated in 2008 is now firmly implanted in the minds of everybody as part of one's career and working to the advantage of both organization and individual. Our biannual chief submission meeting and in the off years, the alternate years, senior management retreats are working well. We're still determined to achieve our policy objective of gender and geographic balance. We've made some progress. The trend is positive, but I must admit we're still far, far away from our goal. We'll need your help on that. And you're prodding. Keep the pressure on us. Finally, a couple of frontier issues for the future. Number one, post-global compact follow-up. What sort of mechanism will be required to ensure implementation of the shared responsibilities to which I hope that we will agree in December of 2018? How can IOM be helpful in the post-global compact period? Second area, policy. We've been producing large volumes of policy for many, many years, especially in recent times. But the stereotype of IOM is still that we are primarily an operational agency. We can act, but we can't think. It's far from the truth, but we have to continue to show that we are a policy organization. It's an outdated image. Our policy development capacity is perhaps too little known publicly. So what we have to do, in my view, is to start planting the seeds that will make it clear. We are also a policy organization. Probably starting with the establishment of a policy unit within the office of the director general that could become eventually a department for policy planning, depending on what the new administration would want. Data and trends analysis. In the same vein, IOM tends to ensure that we become and remain a major source for migration statistics and analysis thereof. The creation of our displacement tracking matrix, now used throughout the world and by many UN agencies. The establishment in 2015 of the Global Migration Data Analysis Center in Berlin with the German government's assistance. And the creation of our internal data steering group, all designed to demonstrate our policy capacity as a leading migration data source. Thank you for the technical assistance. Very good. Timely. Structural reform. It's now nearly a decade since I initiated the last structural reform upon assuming mandate in 2008. This has led to the creation of nine adequately staffed and resourced regional offices. Thematic specialist on a range of migration aspects, management and policy committees, four headquarters departments, and senior regional advisors. A review of the structure was undertaken in 2014, found to be working more or less as we thought it should be working. However, time has passed and we probably now need to review that sometime in 2018, I would say. Two more final points and I'll close. The final point is the Secretary General's reform program. As you know, he's looking at serious reforms in three areas. Peace and security, development and management. All three to one degree or another have implications for your organization. We will be following those very closely. And I have had briefings both in a two-day retreat led by the Secretary General in New York. And I've had four or five hours of briefing by the Deputy Secretary General here in Geneva. And I will continue to keep you informed about these reforms through the IOMUN working group and the implications of those reforms for our operations. One final point and I will close. The vast majority, this is the question of a renewed focus on internally displaced persons, IDPs. They're not in either compact, neither compact for refugees or migrants. They're absent and yet they are the largest group of vulnerable people that we have by far. So, for example, in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Yemen, all of which I visited recently, most of the work we're doing is with IDPs. And we are among the largest actors on internal displacement globally and one of the few with an operational footprint long before doing and well after a crisis. So much of next year will be focused on the global compacts and we will be focused on the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the guiding principles on internal displacement. So I think both served by the framework on internal displacement last June and as the only organization that I know of whose constitution actually mentions displaced persons, we expect to have a major role in this area. Thank you very much.