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Welcome, dear viewers, today to our format on natural medicine.
Today I have our water expert Erich Meidert with me,
who has been working on water research and optimization for over 25 years.
And today he came and said, we absolutely have to talk about PFAS.
No idea what that is, but you will find out right away.
Stay tuned.
Hello, dear Erich, nice to have you here.
I am also very grateful that I can be here.
Yes, you meant PFAS.
Yes, exactly.
But I couldn't imagine anything about it.
What is it?
You know a frying pan.
Yes.
You know a pizza box.
You know toilet paper.
You know hiking shoes.
You know chips bags with an inner coating.
You know plastics.
You know carpets.
You know anorak.
Outdoor clothing, functional clothing, so that the sweat goes through inside,
but the rain doesn't get through.
PFAS is called per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances.
It was invented in 1938, 1940.
That's when the great triumph of these Teflon pans began.
Lipon.
And that's a chemical, an artificial compound,
so an artificial product of the chemical industry,
water-repellent, dirt-repellent and grease-repellent.
So chips bags on the inside, dirt-repellent, carpet floor,
water-repellent, functional clothing, shoes, everything.
I made a little thing there, a blessing for humanity.
I summarized it a bit.
You have it in every cleaning agent.
You have it in baking paper, for example.
You have it in solar cells, in carpets,
and as I said, all these plastic foil coatings.
Extremely in the extinguishing foam, which is also a blessing.
As I said, you can extinguish any fire with it.
Then, of course, in the paint, for example, in schools in the 1960s,
when the panels were built,
the seals were made with such a plastic, such a mass.
It's very dense, but you can put it in anywhere.
Of course, in the shampoos.
A well-known one is the frying pan.
In the fast-food packaging, you go to the MC,
or whatever they're called, the fast-food stores.
It's also on the computer chips.
In the clothing, outdoor clothing, and what else do we have here?
Yes, the outdoor equipment.
And in the clearing mud,
I'll just say the keyword rust,
60 hectares contaminated in such a way
that you can no longer use groundwater for the next 10 years,
also in the Ingolstadt area.
So your radiation has changed slightly now.
And of course in the rain clothes and stuff.
But that's just part of it.
The big disadvantage of this artificial chemical,
and what scared me now,
there was a report from the Tagesschau,
ARD, ZDF, Bavarian Radio, WDR, NDR,
Süddeutsche Welt, all regional broadcasters.
And then of course I went to Holland,
I watched Dutch broadcasts, America.
And there's a film called Poisoned Truth.
And Poisoned Truth was a film by a farmer,
who next to Dupont, for example, had his cattle breeding,
and 110 animals died because of him.
And then, to put it very briefly,
he said, it comes from the drinking water, it comes from the water.
And the story is like this,
a lawyer has been claiming for 20 years,
for 20 years, he has practically put everything on one card.
After 20 years he won the lawsuit.
However, the farmer and the farmer's wife have already died,
all the animals have died.
And the so-called experts, and you just have to know this,
even with certificates in this world,
these experts, this company, this chemical company,
which is documented as a game company,
they said, the farmer is too stupid to breed cattle.
That was the report.
That's why I warn against any expert.
The best expert is the gut feeling, the inner voice.
Nowadays, I only believe in the honest inner voice.
Unfortunately, now comes a part that is very, very bad.
These chemicals, and I'm talking about PFAS from a fabric group,
which includes 4,800 different chemicals.
So, for example, I have a frying pan,
we bought it in the circle of friends,
which was PFAS-free.
But then I looked closely, there were other chemicals.
So far, there are two prohibited from this 4,800 fabric group.
And the bad thing is, it is citric cancer,
kidney cancer, prostate cancer,
breast cancer, liver cancer.
This is not only in doubt,
but it is also proven that it makes these substances.
And what is even worse,
they are called Forever Chemicals,
the century-old chemicals.
We expect the peak of these chemicals in 20 years,
because they are produced, manufactured and used.
And if I drive a pizza box now...
So, my world has really changed a lot,
because I say, kids, now it's really about,
now it's about what's in it,
about that we poison ourselves,
because the comparison values of polar bears
have found the 4,000-fold load.
In the highlands of Tibet,
it has proven just as well as in the Australian bush.
We have PFAS everywhere,
in production and combustion.
It is produced, of course, in Europe.
I just say, everyone knows the depot.
And we have the chemical plant in Garching in the Alps in Bavaria,
where I have been following it since 2006,
because Greenpeace demonstrated there in 2006.
They said, yes, the spiders and so on.
But the whole river is all poisoned.
And the population has found about 80%
of the 30-fold above the guideline
of this cancer-causing substance,
found in the blood of these people.
And now the manufacturers have committed
to filter the water for 50 years with active carbon filters.
Unfortunately, there is now,
if you ban a substance group,
one of the Ministry of the Environment once said,
it's a game of hares and donkeys.
You ban, you determine,
this is a cancer-causing substance.
Then it becomes harmless, then it is relativized,
then it is questioned.
The order is arbitrary.
Then it is banned,
but until then you have something that is even more toxic.
And that is already a success.
That was then blown out by the wind.
And everyone in us, everyone,
no matter where, we are all affected.
And that is why the topic of detoxification is so relevant.
So these negative, physical,
dramatic effects,
that's the price.
And then they said,
yes, why didn't they ban it from the start?
Because it came up in America in 1938, of course,
but until you got on it and banned it,
of course, it was long in advance.
And that's why it's a game of hares and donkeys.
And the chemical industry,
there are now 100 companies
that are trying to prevent the ban.
But even if I ban it here,
in Germany, in Europe,
I mean, look at the shoes,
the brand shoes,
made in Vietnam,
made in Asia,
made in Thailand, Cambodia,
made in China,
that's where it's made.
And of course they give a damn about it.
So they don't care at all,
because it's about other topics.
And with us, you consume it,
you burn it,
and that's how I know,
I've got rid of a toxin.
It's just the way it is.
And what was the big turning point for me now,
in my personal life,
where I said,
kids, it's over with fun,
with water and so on, blah, blah, blah.
That's this table from the source,
NDRW, the Süddeutsche Zeitung.
These are the places in Germany.
And there are a few of them,
but there have been 1,500,
1,500 across, 1,500.
And now I've done one thing,
I turned on the AI.
I thought,
what does AI say?
And there was a chat, GPT,
only until the year 21,
before the study came out.
Then I said,
what are the places in Germany
with the highest PFAS load?
And you can see that here,
along, let's say, the Rhine.
That's exactly where I live, great.
Yes.
But here is also the worst,
here with us in Upper Bavaria,
in the praised Bavarian Land.
There are different measurements.
And there you can,
everywhere on the page,
I've linked that to me on the homepage,
you click on it.
There you see values,
with me, for example, Gerrit Rieth,
Edmund Stoiberland,
we have the best water,
yes, hello,
680 micrograms.
And 10 micrograms is the reference value.
It shouldn't be more,
but you have 680.
And the peak is pretty much in Rastatt
and mostly near Flughafen.
So chat, GPT,
anyone can call up and say,
Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt,
Stuttgart, Freiburg,
this corner has the highest PFAS loads.
And something like in Rastatt,
they took out the clear sludge
from a paper factory
and contaminated 60 hectares.
But I want to give a warning right away.
There is a study from America
and I called up at the laboratory
where I said, what can I do?
Because in Garching in the Alps,
they have activated carbon,
meanwhile also improved the activated carbon,
because it doesn't help against the substances.
And there the reverse osmosis
is the only procedure
that completely eliminates PFAS.
So, sorry,
I call up at my laboratory
where I have been testing for 14 years
and then they say,
yes, as you imagine,
it costs 10,000, 12,000 euros.
Then I thought, oh, that's a lot,
because I know that it filters out.
Then I searched on the Internet
and there is a huge study in America
where it starts with active carbon filters,
with sand filters,
with all kinds of filters,
especially with these desalination systems.
And only 100% of the osmosis systems
have brought it out.
And in this context,
it is also interesting
that in Rastatt,
they have a reverse osmosis system
for 3.2 million euros.
And now it gets very funny.
Of course, I look at Rastatt.
What do they do?
So reverse osmosis
and then they add desalination
so that it is not corrosive.
That's what the drinking water regulation says.
pH value at least 6.5.
The water must not be corrosive,
otherwise these lines will grip
in 10, 20, 50, 100 years.
Otherwise it will attack.
But Rastatt on the homepage
has a water conductivity
of 110 microsiemens.
110 is great,
because you have osmosis,
then you have 5 or 10,
and then they have to calculate it.
But then you have 110.
And then I look at our Münchner water.
It's the best at all.
In Bavaria, we don't just have
the best politicians,
but we are all the smartest, best.
But we have 600.
But these are the valuable minerals.
But now I go to Kriml
and look at the waterfalls
and if you go down 80 meters,
I measure the Kriml at the top,
10 kilometers before the waterfalls,
then I measure after the waterfalls,
then it has 13 or 25 microsiemens
before the waterfalls,
then it rushes through
all these stones,
it also has only 25 again.
Yes, crazy,
I have to say.
In Bavaria.
But that's why you see
this storytelling.
It's a crime against humanity
if you just make people so stupid
and mislead them.
They are only the valuable minerals.
But what it does to the mountains,
what it does to animals,
you have more living beings
on earth than people on the planet.
We are talking about 8 billion,
from one hand earth.
So it's just a pretty generalization.
Our water is great,
because what should be there?
There is no filtering there.
Rostock, for example,
had the lowest incidence.
And then you have to look at what they do.
They don't do three clearing stages,
but six. They add ozone,
an active carbon filter and ultra-filtration.
And with that they also had
the lowest numbers in Corona.
And that's why only the reverse osmosis
is the only procedure,
not even the steam distillation.
And that was of course,
I always said, osmosis or steam distillers,
that makes it out.
The century poison, how does it get to us?
And that's why it's so important
to have something in the osmosis plant,
what you can also feed your leafy vegetables,
because it comes out through the air exposure.
Because you imagine all the factories
in India, in China,
and we know what's going on in India,
why the pharmaceutical companies
of course do their chemical plants in India.
Not just because of the wages,
but also because of the environmental standards.
Then you blow it into the air,
it comes out and it rains.
It comes down over the rain
and it also comes over the water
and it will then seep in.
And as a result, you also have a PFAS load
on organic vegetables,
because of course it comes in.
And if I now, as I said in another broadcast,
take clean water,
an osmosis water, which is simply aggressive.
Of course, osmosis water is part of the solution.
Perfect is of course prepared.
But basically the osmosis
absorbs much more
of these toxins
and then returns to the sender.
You can't help it any other way.
So it comes over the air,
into the beets, into the potatoes, into the fruit and vegetables.
And then you just have to
wash it clean.
And then you simply have a much higher
absorption capacity due to the osmosis.
And this study from America,
they have, I don't know how many places,
they tested it madly.
There I saved my 10,000, 12,000 euros.
That's how they
proved it.
I didn't have to do it anymore.
And the laboratory said,
Mr. Meider, two more companies
want to do the tests too.
So they didn't miss anything.
I always saved the money.
But still, it's terrible.
I think that's
every discussion
about our water and so on.
It's in there.
And it always seeps through.
With every rainfall, PFAS comes down.
And if I now, my box,
with the to-go cups,
everything that is water-repellent,
and then I get up in the morning,
then it starts with the toothbrush.
It continues with the toothbrush.
And so, no matter what
I take in my hand today,
also cleaning products,
everywhere it's in there,
because it's a chemical.
And forever chemicals,
not degradable.
And only in 20 years do we reach the peak.
Then you think, why do people get it?
The sources I refer to
are only around the Federal Office.
And now I looked in Europe.
17,000 cases in Europe.
A lot from Great Britain,
a lot in the Netherlands,
the Netherlands, Belgium,
France, on the east side of France.
There's a European map,
and it's in there.
And that's the century's poison
and per- and polyfluorinated
alkyl substances.
There's PFOS,
there are different chemicals
in this group.
And the legislator,
what does the legislator do?
The waterworks are required
to be inspected by 2026.
But it doesn't help
if I check.
Then PFOS and PFAS are forbidden,
but there are only two
of the groups.
Then there are the dirty four,
I have that on the homepage.
And then there's a group of 20 chemicals
that are not allowed to exceed
the total amount.
But of course,
as we get closer,
it makes the interactions
with other substances.
So that's all.
And you also have the limits
for arsenic, for example.
In 2036,
arsenic is only a twentieth
of what we now have as a limit.
2036.
I did a provocation test,
there was arsenic,
also beyond good and evil.
Aluminum.
So that's the question,
ultimately two questions.
Do I get through a good
filter system, we already had
a broadcast about hydrogen,
which of course also supports
the detoxification process,
do I get these deposits
in the body out?
Because I could imagine,
as it sounds,
the osmosis is damaged.
The osmosis is the only process
where you just get everything out.
Because it comes from space,
you have to imagine,
the astronauts are at least half a year
or a year in space.
They can't take 800 bottles
of mineral water with them,
they filter it out again and again.
But now I have people
who say,
I found an osmosis system
Yes, they basically have,
I had a call again yesterday,
he said, Mr. Mayrath,
he is only grateful to me,
he has no money at all.
What do you think of this?
I said, you can do it.
But there are real scrap products
where you have the risk
that the system will burst,
then you have screw caps,
then you have a sealing ring.
I'm in this life,
you get a perfect filter system
because you have to do a service,
buy it quickly.
This 400 euro system.
1000 is still okay.
And we also do something
with the scrap financing,
that is, if you send 500 euros,
then 100 euros are done every month.
But there are also reasonable
ones for 300-400 euros.
But I don't know how long it will last,
because they all come from Asia.
Made in Germany doesn't exist,
I could say that about mine,
you don't know how it will go on.
How long does the company exist?
You have to pay for the transport,
you have the VAT,
and then you often have problems
with the material.
You always need a seal,
you definitely need a water stopper.
But basically it works too.
And there are things
that I can't do either,
but I'm just standing because
it's the most important thing in life.
I always have to say,
for me personally,
I have the water to thank for my life.
Because I know how I was with each other
at the age of 40, with back pain and everything,
and how I grew up at the age of 67.
I think I would also pay 100,000 euros
if I knew how I was doing,
what I experienced.
I had the experience last year,
there was a football game,
I didn't drink for three days,
and then I immediately noticed,
because it's a permanent process.
But I have to honestly say,
there are filters only for osmosis.
For this great need,
everyone has to be able to afford it.
And that's why we have a thousand,
but then you have more.
Then you only have the energization.
I only do the perfect,
and everything else works too.
But it's too important.
Can you say a little more
about the hydrogen?
That's also something very exciting.
You have also developed something
that can really be added.
Yes, it's called hydrogen power.
So water power.
And that's maintenance-free, right?
Yes, it's maintenance-free.
That's right.
You can still add that.
But then we're in a different area
when it comes to money,
but it's still possible
that you have cell detoxification.
And I just say,
I'm not allowed to say it now,
but there are real miracles happening.
I'm not allowed to say it now.
I never said it.
And there we already have
massive effects.
As I said, one has to go to the bathroom aggressively,
the other doesn't come anymore,
the other is thirsty.
But it's proven.
We know hydrogen is the fuel,
but the combination of osmosis,
energization and hydrogen,
and then you have the topic
and I want to enjoy my life
without asbestos in this case.
But I can't prevent it.
I used to be singing in the rain.
I'm out in the rain.
Now I don't go out in the rain anymore.
It's just so bitter.
And I push myself every day
when I'm in the rain.
That's also this barefoot running.
I often think to myself
if I run barefoot somewhere now.
Last time I tried.
Then I thought of cow shit first.
No, in dogs.
I thought, that's going great.
It starts well with the barefoot running.
A healthy cow would work.
No, unfortunately it was dogs.
But then you really think about
what do you take over your feet?
Everything open, of course.
Then you also take all the pesticides
and, and, and.
Plastic, which then also exhausts.
But you just have to say
always leave the church in the village.
It's more important to move.
And when you run barefoot,
you also recharge.
You just have to weigh it down.
There is no absolute perfection.
The perfection is running, sweating,
detoxification.
That was also interesting.
I asked the artificial intelligence
what I can do against PFAS.
But number four was drinking water filters.
So the first thing was, of course,
avoid PFAS. Great.
Great China.
Chips or whatever.
Even if I'm an organic person,
I have to sweat.
The second is to change the diet.
The third is, I think,
I don't even know, detoxification.
But number four was already the drinking water filter.
And there only the osmosis helps.
Active carbon filters
are also good.
Block filters are important.
They have a high ability to absorb.
But the quote was 75%.
So rather an active carbon filter
than doing nothing.
But keep changing the filter
and don't let it get into the heat.
Put active carbon in the refrigerator
in summer so that all the germs
are killed off.
But osmosis system, as I said,
a thousandth, then you win.
And that was important to me.
That's why I went from all structure-driven.
Because what I sold for 3,000 euros
back then until 2011,
I mean 12 years ago,
not for 3,000,
now you get it in a better quality
for that money.
And that's just ...
It has to be affordable.
And someone with 500 euros
has a certain risk,
but always better.
So now I'm in the interview
and a lot of people asked me,
yes, what do I do?
Then I recommended a brand,
but then I immediately had the crowd behind me.
Yes, how do I install this?
And that's still missing.
Oh God.
Yes, of course, then the water stopper is missing.
Then you only have one sealing ring.
You already screw it together.
But after 4-5 years you have a microscope.
Or there are also some
that have great systems,
like a designer.
And everything is done from a syringe.
But syringe means
that if a lime crumble
gets stuck somewhere,
you push it in, it gets stuck,
then you have a hair tear.
If the water is hot, throw it away.
You won't be able to do it anymore.
So that's why we always do the systems
with plan B.
And with the 300 euro systems,
it just happened to me
that it said, sorry,
we can't deliver the filters anymore.
And then you can imagine,
my people, Erich, great,
great cinema with you.
You promised me.
And of course I was enthusiastic.
Quick change, cheap.
The transport costs used to be
1,800 euros for a container.
Now they are 27,000.
And they take three times as long.
And then it's still on the table, etc.
So weigh it down.
But that's why I filled
my warehouse in 2020.
So we can do it now.
We always have a plan B.
Because I've experienced so much.
I mean, I have to have gray hair somewhere.
So I've experienced a lot.
It's really nice for me
when you're at the end of the journey,
that you say, okay,
we have the topic of PFAS.
We have it.
It will accumulate for 20 years
and we have no chance.
It is the age-old chemical
that we all benefit from.
And of course the big chemistry giants,
i.e. Cologne,
Leverkusen, I just say there,
they certainly won't let themselves be told,
yes, now we stop.
I support a football club
with 50 million a year.
We don't do that anymore either.
So there are so many jobs, so many lobbies.
You have to understand that too.
These are also human existences.
But you can do something about it.
And that's actually the message.
The reverse osmosis is the only thing
that filters everything out.
And then the customer has to know,
do I do something now or do I do something smart?
You have it for a lifetime.
And that's also important.
A lifetime.
With whom you get involved.
Because there are guarantees
for 30 years.
And I increase this 30-year guarantee
to 40 years, but only if I can
use the same text.
So you just have to go.
Today, a nice thing,
I go to you and say, who is behind it?
Who is the manufacturer?
And who is the manufacturer?
Where does it come from?
Show me.
What's in it for me? We know that.
I also dealt with water years ago.
And then I really had
two salesmen
who wanted to buy me something.
But they looked so bad too.
I thought,
please tell me exactly
what you drink,
so that I don't drink that at all.
Because of course you also see
how people are on it.
So with me you know
where the filling comes from.
From my filling of Bavarian life.
But if you drink
a regional white beer,
unfiltered,
not durable for long.
And the brewer
said to me, Erich,
I'm not allowed to tell you
what health effects it has.
But you just have to wait, be patient.
Then it can also be a good food.
Of course, I know, glyphosate,
I know, I know.
But there are also good ones.
Thank you very much for being here.
We somehow get everything out.
I think it's also a matter of attitude.
Also how we feel psychologically and emotionally.
The more detoxified we are,
the clearer we are.
But running.
So briefly,
sweating, sweating, sauna,
running, movement.
Because then you have a good metabolism
and then a lot of waste comes out.
But I mean running in the aerobic area.
Oxygen.
We also talk about cancer,
so you can do so much yourself.
But always with you.
And the best thing is
3 liters every day,
depending on body weight and so on.
And a lot of movement.
And going to the sauna.
Sweating is the secret of the 100-year-old.
Once a day, come out of breath.
Then the system comes into motion.
So, that's it now.
Thank you. And see you soon.
Dear viewers, I hope you can
take a lot with you again.
At least once a day.
And a good, clear, healthy water.
Thank you very much for watching.
See you soon. Bye.