CDC quiet reversal, Brian Festa, We The Patriots USA, Brandi Harris kidney transplant, Boston school lawsuit, Antibiotic recovery, Xylitol concerns, Sharry Edwards, BioAcoustics, The Institute of BioAcoustic Biology and Sound Health, Healing frequencies, Vocal Profiling, Family dinners and MORE!

August 15, 2022 3-5PM ET

Monday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:

CDC Quietly Ends Differentiation on Covid Vaccination Status Today, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) quietly ended its policy of differentiating within COVID-19 prevention guidance between those who have received Covid vaccines and those who have not.CDC’s COVID-19 prevention recommendations no longer differentiate based on a person’s vaccination status because breakthrough infections occur, though they are generally mild, and persons who have had COVID-19 but are not vaccinated have some degree of protection against severe illness from their previous infection. As explained by the CDC’s Greta Massetti, lead author of the new guidance: Both prior infection and vaccination confer some protection against severe illness, and so it really makes the most sense to not differentiate with our guidance or our recommendations based on vaccination status at this time. Someone might want to tell the millions of workers who lost their jobs, the millions of students who received injections out of anticipation for school mandates, and the millions of law-abiding citizens who have been, and often continue to be, excluded from everyday life activities and basic medical care due to their unwillingness to show proof that they received an mRNA shot they neither wanted nor needed, a differentiation that the CDC now admits does not make sense. All cool, I’m sure.

Special Guest Brian Festa

Brian Festa is a Civil Rights Attorney who, along with his business partner and friend Dawn Jolly, founded We The Patriots USA to preserve and reclaim our God-given inalienable rights. Brian is a father of two who became involved in health freedom activism and legal work several years ago, after his son was seriously injured by a flu shot. Brian travels throughout the nation to speak about the work of We The Patriots USA, including multiple appearances at Clay Clark’s Reawaken America Tour. Brian has also been a guest on dozens of broadcasts, including The Glenn Beck Show, The Steve Deace Show, Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz, Brighteon Conversations with Mike Adams, The Mel K. Show, The Stew Peters Show, and The
Alex Jones Show.

Questions of The Day!

Hi Robert. I am currently taking a course of Ciprofloxacin antibiotics for a bladder infection. Your book says there is contraindication with silver and sulfonamide, which is linked to the Ciprofloxacin. I am prone to bladder infections and the last time I had one it took three different antibiotics to clear it up. After this course of the Ciprofloxacin I would like to start the silver protocol just to be sure it’s healed, and any other advice you can give about overcoming this powerful antibiotic I just assaulted my gut with. Can you provide some info as to when and if I should do the protocol of 5 tsp/day or a different dosage/frequency. I have the Aloe1 in my freezer if you recommend that. I am also drinking lots of water as well as horsetail tea, cranberry juice, and juicing celery every day as recommended by my M.D. who works with chiropractor John Bergman at his holistic clinic in Tijuana. Lots of info, but I hope you can help me. Thank you 🙂
Tina

Hi Guys
There is a-you tube video-having to do with bacteria and the mouth and teeth- the M.D. who gave the presentation spoke about the good bacteria and the bad–to my surprise he spoke in a negative way about Xylitol -my understanding is that Xylitol is a “Good” addition to ones oral health-What do you think?
Thx. Bill

Special Guest – Sharry Edwards!

My sacred story eludes me because my unusual talent was present before my memory begins, hence I don’t know how my ability to make history by creating the future, will evolve.  No one acknowledged that I was different or had talents beyond normal human abilities. From what I’m told, being raised in the foothills of Appalachia may have been the impetus for my unique hearing and vocal abilities. My adoptive parents didn’t understand how I knew what the animals needed/wanted, why headaches dissipated when I hummed or sang peculiar notes, where the water was in any forest, when a crop was willing to be harvested or how I could explain what people weren’t saying.  All of this was far beyond my own understanding.  I didn’t know I was unique. To my knowledge, my unusual abilities were not discussed even with family.  My caretakers may have been concerned that I would be intimidating to some people so they kept me away from others, cautioning me about talking to anyone and even delaying my entrance into school.

The time came when I was forced to display my talent for an audience.  My 16 year old daughter had slipped off a 12 foot-high, swinging rope into a few inches of water.  When I got to her from across the isolated, but crowded swimming hole, her lower leg was hanging off to one side.  I knew instantly that I was going to either watch her bleed to death or reveal what I could do in public.  I twisted her leg back together, wrapped it tightly in a tee-shirt, asked people to help me bring her to the river bank and starting making sounds. I don’t know if people stood in awe or fear.  I already knew that if I just let go and allowed the energy to flow through me that the right sounds would somehow flow through my vocal cords. The doctors can’t explain why she didn’t bleed to death because we were 45 minutes from help and her leg was only hanging on by a large artery that had also been damaged.  The hospital ordeal latest over a month with four operations plus months of recuperation. Her leg is now intact and serves her well. I knew that the talent that I had been treating frivolously deserved to be respected and revered; it had saved my daughter’s life.  I wanted to know how this could be real and how it could help others.

I vowed to discover how it happened, why it happened and how it worked.  I grieved that I could not explain the science behind what had happened.  I would dedicate my life to discovering how sound could influence the energy body and dictate its reactions to trauma, stress and disease. My abilities have been substantiated in many universities and military labs but at first I didn’t understand that I hear beyond the normal human range or how my voice creates pure tone, something supposedly impossible for a human voice. It is a fact that a person can only vocally reproduce what they hear and, as a child, I was only hearing the sounds of nature – we had no electricity, no running water, no radio, etc. The sounds I hear turned out to be the morphogenic resonance (of plants) described as a Signature Sound in ancient healing literature and an otoacoustic emission by modern science.  Although I was hoping that my children would inherit my unique talents; unfortunately, that doesn’t appear the case. Therefore, I set about using computer advancements to help duplicate what I was hearing and able to vocally reproduce it. I didn’t want what I was capable of doing to die with me.  The information had served me well even though I often treated my talent with indifference using it when I needed it and hiding it from others most of the time.

The energy body is real.  Taming and understanding it will reveal how frequency is an ancient mystery being revealed as we attempt to understand the potential of using math as medicine; the medicine of the future. I can hear and duplicate the sounds/frequencies that people need to balance and become well.  My mission is to provide the tools and solutions to the public in the hopes of making a difference and selfishly hope my time on the planet will leave it a better place.

Using sound to create an intrinsic restorative approach is a primeval tool brought forward into the modern era through the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology & Sound Health to understand the basic biology and psychology of ourselves and others. Sound Health combines the ancient concept of using sound as a healing modality with modern computer technology; this is known as Human BioAcoustics. The concept of BioAcoustic Biology is a traditional science combining esoteric methods with scientific discovery. Human BioAcoustics advances the premise that the body, through the voice, can identify and prescribe for itself using the algorithms of self-expressed frequencies patterns to accurately quantify, organize, and extrapolate Biometric information.

The Institute of BioAcoustic Biology and Sound Health developed BioAcoustic Vocal Profiling software that utilizes the frequencies of the voice to create a matrix of Biometric information, from fundamental DNA, to the hidden intentions of those who claim to speak for us.

Known as BioAcoustic Vocal Profiling, the idea of analyzing the frequencies and the modulation of a human voice to determine emotional, biochemical and structural status of a person can be used by:
-Medical facilities and schools
-For military applications; in police work for verification purposes
-In research studies for issues thought to be incurable, to determine wellness patterns
-To relieve the stress of pain
-To determine exposure to toxins and pathogens

Vocal Profiling is a major innovation that allows Human BioAcoustic Practitioners to assess health and wellness through an individual BioFrequency vocal assessment. For more information on how you can be assessed, visit our Clinical Services page. If you are interested in becoming a BioAcoustic Practitioner, please visit our Class Catalog to find out how you can become more involved in the BioAcoustic community.

‘Family dinner’ a thing of the past? Average person spends just 3 meals a week with loved ones Between after-school sports and parents working long hours, is the family dinner becoming more obsolete? Three in five Americans believe every dinner should be a “family dinner” — and just as many wish they could eat more often with their family. In a poll of 2,000 U.S. adults, the average person says they only get to spend three dinners out of the week with their loved ones. Many have seen a decline in how often they get to eat with family, leaving them wanting more. In their youth, the average person recalled eating four dinners per week with family and another two dinners with others outside their family circle. For nearly half the poll (49%), having a family dinner together is an “important way to connect” over a meal. Shared dinners were also good for making memories (46%), learning more about their family in general (46%), and continuing family traditions (45%). Commissioned by The Honey Baked Ham Company and conducted by OnePoll, the study also explored what table manners look like in 2022. The data revealed that two-thirds (67%) of those surveyed believe having good table manners is an important factor in family dinners.

Remember Friends, The Power to Heal is Yours!