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He suggests this as a way to consume books without dedicating extra time, and to avoid supporting the system through fines. He personally does this and finds it effective for learning history.

He references the book by Mark Slone and notes that he already made a video about it. Methylene blue is a dye used in biology and medicine. He recalls that 40 years ago, urology wards would routinely give methylene blue capsules without waiting for culture results, and patients would urinate blue. It was particularly effective for interstitial cystitis and prostatitis.

He highly recommends the collective work by Abram Hoffer, Andrew Saul, and Harold Foster. He says it's hard to list everything niacin does because it affects practically everything. He recorded four episodes about it, indicating deep engagement with the material.

He describes the book as half about vitamin B17 (amygdalin) and half about the political and economic forces suppressing it. He emphasizes that history is politics from the perspective of time, and the book reveals a hidden true history that will surprise readers. This dual focus on a suppressed therapy and the systemic corruption behind its suppression became a template for his later investigations.

He mentions listening to audiobooks like 'Anna Jagielonka', 'Maria Magdalena', 'Boska Nefretete', 'Hatszepsut', 'Królowa Saba', and 'Sydonia'. He was captivated and took notes. He argues that these women's contributions have been systematically erased or minimized, and that rediscovering them is essential for a true understanding of history. He specifically notes that Nefretete's memory was attempted to be erased, but historians rediscovered her.

He suggests that instead of rushing and risking fines, drivers should set cruise control and listen to audiobooks. He personally does this and finds it a way to consume history and other knowledge without dedicating extra time. He frames it as a way to avoid 'supporting the system' through fines.

He references the book 'Polowanie na generała' by Henryk Nicpoń, which details how Piłsudski and his associates hunted down and killed General Rozwadowski, the true victor of the 1920 Battle of Warsaw. He believes this act of ego-driven narcissism deprived Poland of a brilliant military leader, leaving the country vulnerable. He personally holds Piłsudski responsible for the 5 million Polish deaths in WWII.

He mentions that Hulda Clark created a device (chronometr/syncrometer) to measure cellular electrical fields, and that mainstream medicine ignores energetics, Kirlian photography, and wave genetics. He sees this book as a comprehensive source on detecting factors that lead to cancer, emphasizing that cancer is a multifactorial process. He read it on vacation and was impressed enough to plan a dedicated episode.