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Entrepreneur: FDA May Ban Hair Straighteners with Formaldehyde Over Cancer Concerns, Dr. Melanye Maclin states it's about "Time." · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Welcome to money Making Conversations.
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Speaker 2: It's to show that she is the secrets of success
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Speaker 2: experience firsthand by Marketing and Brandon expert Rashan McDonald. I
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Speaker 2: will know he's giving me advice on many occasions. And
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Speaker 2: in case you didn't notice, I'm not broke. You know
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Speaker 2: he'll be interviewing celebrity CEOs, entrepreneurs and industry decision make
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Speaker 2: because it's what he likes to do, It's what he
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Speaker 2: likes to share. Now it's time to hear from my man,
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Speaker 2: Rashan McDonald. Money Making Conversations Here we come.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to money Making Conversation masterclass. My guess I've
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Speaker 1: been knowing a long time and you know an inspiring person.
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Speaker 1: Her name is Melanie. Doctor Melanie mac clean, effectionally known
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Speaker 1: as doctor mac. It's a celebrity dermatologist. You know, everybody
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Speaker 1: knows I love my skin, and everybody also knows I've
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Speaker 1: never known how to really take care of it. After
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Speaker 1: so many dermatologists told me, Risha, stop that you don't
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Speaker 1: know what you're doing, well, she's gonna tell me again today.
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Speaker 1: She founded the natural hair product development company Innovative Hair
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Speaker 1: Technology and nineteen ninety nine the same year, Doctor Mack
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Speaker 1: was the pioneer for branding Viscicale science based IAIR supplement
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Speaker 1: into the US from findom. She advanced that farmer to
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Speaker 1: bella newtree for women in two thousand and four and
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Speaker 1: bella newtrial for men in two thousand and eight. She
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Speaker 1: also develops products for other celebrities and beauty companies. Her
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Speaker 1: Ask Doctor mac segments are celebrating twenty five years of
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Speaker 1: free tips without health insurance and no dollars for dermatologytologist
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Speaker 1: office visits. Please welcome to money making Conversations. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: stick with her brand. Please welcome to the money Making
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Speaker 1: Conversation Masterclass, Doctor Mack. How you doing, Doctor mac Hey?
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Speaker 3: I love you, I love you and yes, doctor mac
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Speaker 3: is finally back after five years, and you are the
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Speaker 3: first person that I granted this interview to. I love
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Speaker 3: you well.
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Speaker 1: You know, first of all, you know I've been trying
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Speaker 1: to drag you up. You know, You've been trying to
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Speaker 1: motivate me where you at, where you at. Let me
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Speaker 1: just tell you a little bit about this person. I know,
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Speaker 1: she you know, you know, you know, you know this
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Speaker 1: is a good conversation because of you know, family, of
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Speaker 1: being a parent, how you can like put your career
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Speaker 1: on hold. And so that's why I thought she was important. Levison,
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Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about hair and skin and all that,
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Speaker 1: but I also want to hear the women talk about
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Speaker 1: how you get back in the game, how you got
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Speaker 1: you get back, because sometimes you don't know how to
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Speaker 1: It's like jumping rope. You don't know how to jump rope,
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Speaker 1: you know, cause you be waiting it's my turn. You
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Speaker 1: don't wan to rope to hitch up side of the
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Speaker 1: head or jump in too quick and you trip and
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Speaker 1: fall and bust your head. And so so you were
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Speaker 1: like in two thousand and nine, which I would like
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Speaker 1: to say was kind of like the peak for her,
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Speaker 1: because after that she didn't know how to accept opportunities.
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Speaker 1: When that movie Good Hair was hosted by Chris Rock,
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Speaker 1: she was featured in it prominently. And that was at
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Speaker 1: the time, you know, Bella was going strong for men,
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Speaker 1: Like I said, Luncher in two thousand and four, two
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Speaker 1: thousand and eight came out there for women and men.
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Speaker 1: She had both brands ruling two thousand and nine. At
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Speaker 1: that point, what happened mentally for you? Why did you
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Speaker 1: not take it to the next level.
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Speaker 3: Well, you know, Rashaan, you hit on a lot of topics,
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Speaker 3: and I am a mommy. First, I have two adorable
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Speaker 3: girl their teens. One is a freshman at Howard at eighteen, Selena,
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Speaker 3: and then I have a graduating senior, Kayla. She's twenty one.
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Speaker 3: And I've been a dance mom for seventeen years, active
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Speaker 3: in that whole industry. It was important for me to
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Speaker 3: make sure that I am a mother, to cater to
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Speaker 3: my girls, to raise them like I was raised my mom,
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Speaker 3: Dr Watson. I have been doctor Watson for the last
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Speaker 3: five years. And I say that because in September of
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Speaker 3: twenty and eighteen, my mother had a major stroke and
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Speaker 3: I immediately had to fly to Chicago and I immediately
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Speaker 3: became doctor Watson. My mother was a prominent physician, pediatrician
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Speaker 3: in Chicago, was like the top one in Chicago, and
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Speaker 3: she has tons and tons of apartment complexes. I had
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Speaker 3: to be that doctor Watson, to be that warrior, to
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Speaker 3: continue our family legacy how it was supposed to be.
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Speaker 3: My mother is still in Lanta the Living, Thank the
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Speaker 3: Lord Jesus. I've moved her to a facility near my
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Speaker 3: brother who's a plastic surgeon in Saint Louis, doctor Melvin Macklin.
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Speaker 3: He takes care of my mother from a health perspective.
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Speaker 3: She's safe and sound. I'm back, Rashaan. My mother is
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Speaker 3: ninety four years old as of August twenty sixth, just
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Speaker 3: the other month. So as I sit back and reflect
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Speaker 3: on all that I've had to do for her, to
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Speaker 3: make sure that all the stuff that she's done, all
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Speaker 3: the legacy building and the pouring into making sure that
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Speaker 3: me and my brother are doctors. We have nine doctors
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Speaker 3: in our family, so it's very important to me to
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Speaker 3: continue as much as that. So doctor Mac is back, Rashaan,
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Speaker 3: I'm back, stawr that ever listen in my house, you
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Speaker 3: know two thousand and seven, absolutely, that opportunity.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely and I met you, mam. I know she's the
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Speaker 1: coolest e So you eat a person that age, you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm sick. So I know what your mom was. It is. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: So she's ninety four. Now I got some work to
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Speaker 1: do because I because she was had to close the hat. Everything,
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Speaker 1: everything was working. When you walked in the house, you
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Speaker 1: knew a star, a star within the community. You have
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Speaker 1: to be a star with TV or sing a song
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Speaker 1: or sport a touchdown, just a star in life. That's
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Speaker 1: her mom. And so when people always look at me
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Speaker 1: to go re shine man, you don't look like your age,
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Speaker 1: I don't know what that means when they say that
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Speaker 1: I'm just living my life. I'm not afraid to tell
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Speaker 1: you how old. I am not afraid to tell you
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Speaker 1: what I'm trying to do because I got plans and
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Speaker 1: your mom always looked like she had plans. And I
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Speaker 1: think that's the inspiration behind who you are.
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Speaker 3: Correct, Oh, no, absolutely, because you know I preach outer
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Speaker 3: beauty is a reflection of an inner you. True beauty
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Speaker 3: begins with them. So for Hex since nineteen nine one,
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Speaker 3: I have been on my phone that you know, as
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Speaker 3: the medical director of Hype Air and all these different
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Speaker 3: other magazines, you know, helping us in our community that
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Speaker 3: not afford to go to a dermatologist, didn't have an
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Speaker 3: insurance of the like. But I needed to reach out
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Speaker 3: and touch us. And so it's about folks having issues
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Speaker 3: with their hair and skin Rashawan and they call crying,
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Speaker 3: but by the time that we get off the phone,
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Speaker 3: they laughing because I have beautified their brain. You understand,
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Speaker 3: we got to get the internal rights. I can fix
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Speaker 3: the external hey, we can get that right, but I
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Speaker 3: got to get the brain right. And I just heard
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Speaker 3: your segment probably when you're just talking about the stress
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Speaker 3: and the mental wellness that is so critical, and it
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Speaker 3: is even more critical in today's time because we've been
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Speaker 3: through a pandemic and we're still going through pandemics and epidemics.
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Speaker 3: But guess what doctor Matt got folks back from hair
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Speaker 3: skin health. We can talk about cars, we can talk
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Speaker 3: about life, ass were talking about travel everything. And so
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Speaker 3: I feel good, Rashaan, because I'm just being honest. I
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Speaker 3: have been stressed over the last five years making sure
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Speaker 3: of taking care of my mother. You people probably wouldn't
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Speaker 3: know it, because you know, I'm not afraid to say
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Speaker 3: I might have been suffering in silence myself on certain cases.
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Speaker 3: But I have tons of great support. My husband Gary
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Speaker 3: is right there, is my manager by my side one
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Speaker 3: thousand percent. We've been together for thirty years, married for
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Speaker 3: twenty three April twenty twenty second of this year, with
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Speaker 3: twenty three years, and so you know, we're blessed. And
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Speaker 3: so all I want to do with Shaan is bless
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Speaker 3: more people, and so as I sit back and reflect
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Speaker 3: back from five years ago, September of twenty eighteen, when
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Speaker 3: I became doctor Watson. I was like, look now I'm
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Speaker 3: re energized. I'm not distressed. I have the my girls
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Speaker 3: are safe and sound. Me and my husband, we're empty nesters.
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Speaker 3: Were about to get ready to try to travel the
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Speaker 3: world and all of these types of things. But it's
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Speaker 3: more important to reach out and touch our community. And
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Speaker 3: that's what I'm here for. And I thank you. I
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Speaker 3: still talk about this. It is Rashan McDonald's that came
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Speaker 3: in my house to interview me with his team. And
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Speaker 3: I stood behind my bar and this man stood in
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Speaker 3: front of me with looking clean and his black with
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Speaker 3: his black shades on y'all, and he said, who is
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Speaker 3: doctor Mack. I got to get you out of this basement. Yes,
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Speaker 3: you did that, and you did and I will never
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Speaker 3: forget that. And so I commend you on your platform
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Speaker 3: and what you've done to catapult your career even further.
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Speaker 3: But we've got a lot of work to do. Bloody.
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Speaker 1: Let's go okay, let's start with this.
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Speaker 3: I got the ship, all this stuff.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about this in good hair, you know, because Stephen,
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Speaker 1: because because at the time Chris Rock was being comical
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Speaker 1: but also very serious, a very serious documentary because they
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Speaker 1: talk about you know, hair straighten and hair chemicals in
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Speaker 1: good hair. Yeah, and how women knowing we're talking about
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Speaker 1: black women knowing this was damaging their hair or affecting
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Speaker 1: them physically, didn't care. It was all about the look,
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Speaker 1: all about competition, always being that knowing the damage was done.
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Speaker 1: But you text me and I said, this is going
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Speaker 1: to be one of the strong topics on our doing
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Speaker 1: our interview today. Plans to propose band on hair straightening
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Speaker 1: chemical products linked to health risk. Let's talk about that.
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Speaker 3: Oh yes, I'm so glad. Let me tell you this
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Speaker 3: was perfect timing today because I was literally sitting at
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Speaker 3: my desk. My husband was yelling, like more money. Turn
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Speaker 3: on the television. They're talking about the FDAs you know,
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Speaker 3: about to ban these, you know, going through the policy
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Speaker 3: of banning hair straightening priests. I said, thanks the Lord Jesus,
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Speaker 3: because I have been preaching this topic, as you know,
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Speaker 3: for twenty five years. I have probably talked to over
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Speaker 3: a thousand folks personally from the magazines telling me about
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Speaker 3: their issues and telling me about their hair issues and
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Speaker 3: black women telling me they just finished chemotherapy for breast
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Speaker 3: cancer and uterine cancer and over I'm.
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Speaker 1: Like, they're going right in getting their hair straight, but
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Speaker 1: don't know that's right.
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Speaker 3: We are dying earlier, dying to be beautiful. Okay, that
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Speaker 3: is the message. And also my other message is this
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Speaker 3: calling all moms. Is it straight hair today or grandchildren tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: These hair chemicals have seeped into our scalp. The scalp
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Speaker 3: has a very rich blood supply rish on and that
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Speaker 3: is causing hormone disruption. Because people will say, well, doctor Mac,
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Speaker 3: you know putting some of my scalp, I have it
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Speaker 3: gonna affect my my uterism. I will tell you why.
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Speaker 3: The pathophysiology is this. The chemicals burn through the scalps
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Speaker 3: into the bloodstream and once it gets in the blood stream,
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Speaker 3: it's affecting the hormones. Rashawn. So when you know we
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Speaker 3: got early mensis and puberty before the age of ten,
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Speaker 3: We got big five roids growing in our uterus that
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Speaker 3: we can't even get pregnant. We got infertility because the
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Speaker 3: egg's not working, and we got early hysterectomy before forty
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Speaker 3: and women that have not even had children back in
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Speaker 3: the day pre nineteen seventy one, before the first lie
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Speaker 3: Relaxer came out with proline women. I'm mother's grandmothers. They
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Speaker 3: were having fifteen to twenty children, no problems. Now we
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Speaker 3: can't have one, savage That hurts my heart. I could
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Speaker 3: have I wished more media and listen to me years ago, Rashawn.
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Speaker 3: They didn't. People did not want to hear the truth.
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Speaker 3: I'm like when I took my Hippocratic oath at Howard
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Speaker 3: University Medical School graduation May of nineteen ninety nine, that
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Speaker 3: Friday of Mother's Day weekend, okay, and my mother and
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Speaker 3: my brother granted me my medical degree. The first Hippocratic
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Speaker 3: oth is first, do no harm. If I know something
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Speaker 3: as a medical doctor from Howard University that's doing harm
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Speaker 3: to our people, you dog on write, I'm gonna speak
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Speaker 3: about it, and I will shut anybody down that wants
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Speaker 3: to shut me up, because this is about protecting our health.
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Speaker 3: And so right now we're dealing with all of these
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Speaker 3: women that we could have saved, Rashan. It hurts my
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Speaker 3: heart to know how many of us women of color
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Speaker 3: that have passed on of breast cancer.
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Speaker 1: Because I'm let me give you some statute. Then let
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Speaker 1: me give it to listen to some status harm on
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Speaker 1: the related cancers, including, like you said, ovarian and breast cancer,
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Speaker 1: particular black and Latino women. This is what's gonna get
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Speaker 1: you mad. Fifty of these products advertised to Black and
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Speaker 1: Latino women contain this element that's causing the ovarian and
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Speaker 1: breast cancer, compared to seven percent of these products sold
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Speaker 1: the white women.
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Speaker 3: Yes, wow, wow, astounding, right, astounding.
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Speaker 1: That's scary. That's scary. That's the truth. That's the truth.
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Speaker 1: But you know, when you did good Hair, they talked
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Speaker 1: about this, They talked about this, and on air they
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Speaker 1: talked to black women and they ignored it. They didn't care.
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Speaker 3: Yes they did, but I had to. I had to
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Speaker 3: commend you, Ra, Shan and Steve because it was I
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Speaker 3: was on the way back from BLS doing your show
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Speaker 3: that morning and Gary were on the train and my
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Speaker 3: mother was taking my toll free phone calls and she
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Speaker 3: called me and said, you had you just She's like,
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Speaker 3: this is is She just got a call from HBO
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Speaker 3: about some hair movie. And I was like, well, I
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Speaker 3: decided to go to Hollywood, but I can do it.
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Speaker 3: And so I called this producer Jenny hunter with her name,
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Speaker 3: and I said, look, i'll be off this train in
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Speaker 3: two hours. I'll be at my home. And when I
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Speaker 3: got home, we had a three hour interview and within
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Speaker 3: twenty four hours she says, Chris wants to meet with
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Speaker 3: you to do a full interview. Got to New York.
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Speaker 3: Me and Chris talked for about four hours, from soup
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Speaker 3: to nuts, everything on hair and the average hair effect. Now,
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Speaker 3: he said he had interviewed other dermatoism hair experts to
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Speaker 3: talk in the movie already. They had actually shut down
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Speaker 3: the interviews Rashaan, but they when Chris heard me that morning,
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Speaker 3: he said, find her because she sang what I want
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Speaker 3: her to say and emphasize, and that's keeping relaxus off
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Speaker 3: of our little girl's hair. Because he had two daughters
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Speaker 3: and he didn't want his wife to put relaxes in
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Speaker 3: his daughter's hair. And that is how I got the opportunity,
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Speaker 3: because I say, keep those chemicals off of my baby's hair.
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Speaker 3: My baby's all the babies and my babies because I'm
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Speaker 3: protecting the kids. Matter of fact, when kids are sitting
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Speaker 3: there and getting chemicals rashon and they're they're telling their
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Speaker 3: mom or the size my scalp is burning. Yes, almost abuse,
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Speaker 3: child abuse really if you want.
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Speaker 1: To think about it, because they talk about how young
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Speaker 1: some people we're gonna go to break. But we were
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Speaker 1: right back with doctor Max. She on fire. Todate everybody.
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Speaker 1: Doctor Max's on fire. She's she's back. You know, the
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Speaker 1: Mac is back. I know and I appreciate you. Be
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Speaker 1: right back with more Money Making Conversation Masterclass. Ask doctor Mac.
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Speaker 4: Now let's return to Money Making Conversations Masterclass with Rashawn McDonald.
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Speaker 1: How you look, how you think, and how you live,
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Speaker 1: you know, especially in the world of women, is very
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Speaker 1: important and so as an entrepreneurs. As a forty hour
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Speaker 1: week person as a mom. This information that we're sharing
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Speaker 1: is important because it can impact not only your life
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Speaker 1: currently but your future. And so, doctor Mack, when you
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Speaker 1: know when I talk about her, the sincerity of her,
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Speaker 1: you know, she blows my mind. I mean, because she
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Speaker 1: had an opportunity to be one of the co hosts
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Speaker 1: on The Doctors Correct Doctor.
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Speaker 3: Man to fill in his office. He says, please come
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Speaker 3: be with us, and I ended up doing looking at
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Speaker 3: the Scout before I left. We it was a lovely
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Speaker 3: visit and I just said, I couldn't be I'm a
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Speaker 3: mom first for Shawn. I couldn't be way over in
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Speaker 3: California a twenty thirteen being there and I still had
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Speaker 3: baby and had I had to say thank you, but
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Speaker 3: no thank you, and we had a big hug and
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Speaker 3: I said, I'll be back though, I'll be back.
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Speaker 1: That's why, you know, that's why, that's why she's important
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Speaker 1: to me, because of the fact that you know, you've
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Speaker 1: walked away from opportunities some people might call dream jobs.
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Speaker 1: Everybody prayed for these opportunities, and not saying that you
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Speaker 1: didn't pray for them, not saying that you but you
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Speaker 1: had your responsibility somewhere else. Your priority somewhere else, and
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Speaker 1: you see the blessings of it because your daughter graduating
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Speaker 1: from college and the other thought about to go to college.
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Speaker 3: Whatships by the way, at Howard University.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely she had dance mall. You know, we talked about
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Speaker 1: so many things, but more importantly we always talked about
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Speaker 1: multiple streams of income. That's what she and I always
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Speaker 1: talk about that. Now you have another pattern on the
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Speaker 1: device concussion device.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so five years I have not been doing anything.
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Speaker 3: I've been behind the scenes, and this major Rashaan concussions
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Speaker 3: is a major deal of all ages on anyone that
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Speaker 3: plays impact sports as well as the military. I partner
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Speaker 3: up with doctor Edward Williams, a African American male dentist
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Speaker 3: based out of Philly, has over forty years of research
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Speaker 3: and discovery behind why the majority of concussions happen and
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Speaker 3: it's at the jaw joint. Hence he's a dentist and
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Speaker 3: he's in everybody's mouth. He was able to use a
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Speaker 3: specialized CP scan to look as a size view and
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Speaker 3: look at the base of the brain where the jaw
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Speaker 3: joint is and that little thin bone that's above the
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Speaker 3: above the ear that's that fractures and you're not able
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Speaker 3: to see that on the basic film. This man is brilliant.
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Speaker 3: It's a multi twenty two year ironclad, multi patented concussion
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Speaker 3: prevention mouthguard. We're launching that in a major way. I'm
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Speaker 3: the vice president of Sports, Military, Harry and Entertainment. I've
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Speaker 3: got tons of I mean, this is just amazing. Uh.
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Speaker 3: And the mouthguard actually locks the lower jaw forward and
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Speaker 3: so that it prevented from slamming back up into the
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Speaker 3: jaw joint into the base of the brain. We're healing,
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Speaker 3: he can heal, I can get he actually can heal.
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Speaker 3: Make a customized unit for people that can heal heal
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Speaker 3: the those areas. But this is an actual retail piece
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Speaker 3: that will actually be available, you know, worldwide starting in
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 3: And we're just gonna We're gonna be protecting brains. We're
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Speaker 3: gonna be protecting these children that are playing impact sports
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Speaker 3: for Sewan and people that are actively playing in the
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Speaker 3: n NBA, NFL, NHL. I mean, this is soccer. This
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Speaker 3: is major. And I am his business partner and I've
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Speaker 3: kept this close to the chest. I've been with him
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Speaker 3: since twenty seventeen and we're doing a lot for Shawn
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Speaker 3: and you going with me to well, you know, I think.
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Speaker 1: That because you know, I'm a marketing and branding expert.
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Speaker 1: That's what I do. Now, let's let's talk about because
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Speaker 1: see I brought that up because of the fact that
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Speaker 1: you know, jarring and some people they need off guards
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Speaker 1: when they sleep too, you know, because the right grind
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Speaker 1: their teeth. And so I say this because this is
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Speaker 1: not just for men. Because if you know, since Title
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Speaker 1: nine allows women to participate, and we also the events
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Speaker 1: be funded, and you're starting to see uh, women football
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Speaker 1: leagues coming out, women playing soccer. That's a jarring sport.
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Speaker 1: You know, anything that creates contact, you know, you know, softball,
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Speaker 1: all these sports when you're running. You know, it's like
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Speaker 1: it's like this young man Tank Dale that played for
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Speaker 1: the Texans, his head just hit the ground. I just say, like,
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Speaker 1: there's nothing but hit the ground. He didn't get tackled,
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Speaker 1: and he had a concussion his head just he told
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Speaker 1: for the ball. I thought he was all right. Then
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Speaker 1: the next thing he say, he can't come back in
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Speaker 1: the green because the Grand Game because he has a concussion.
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Speaker 1: Because these young people have been walking around because I'm
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Speaker 1: an older person. Back in the day, they just gave
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Speaker 1: you smelling salt. Send you back in the game. You
20:09
Speaker 1: all right, slap you around, slap your head and helping
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Speaker 1: the coming side left and right. Send you back in
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Speaker 1: the game. Not knowing that these people were mentally dealing
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Speaker 1: with issues. Roger Stobach he had to give up football
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Speaker 1: because every time you looked up he was being concussion.
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Speaker 1: I think the same thing with Troy Aikman. All these
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Speaker 1: people were dealing with these Steve Young, these are famous
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Speaker 1: football players. These are the famous ones that doctors have
20:33
Speaker 1: told to stop. We're not talking about your son and
20:36
Speaker 1: junior high elementary who want to be in the NFL.
20:39
Speaker 1: Because the NFL is not going anywhere. They playing in London,
20:41
Speaker 1: they playing in Germany. Is a global sport and everybody
20:44
Speaker 1: wants to be in the NFL. So this you can
20:46
Speaker 1: tell that because guess what wide receivers are six foot five,
20:49
Speaker 1: six foot seven. Nowadays, they're not even playing basketball all
20:52
Speaker 1: the more, they going out there trying to play football.
20:54
Speaker 1: And so with that being said, this mouthguard, a lock
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Speaker 1: of young person's often plays male and female and protect
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Speaker 1: them from concussions.
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Speaker 3: Correctly that's right, that's right, and we can because a
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Speaker 3: lot of think about this. If you have fracture on
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Speaker 3: any part of your body where you have a broken bone,
21:12
Speaker 3: it's going to be chronically damaged and enflamed. Well, people
21:15
Speaker 3: don't even realize the chronic fractures that are that are
21:19
Speaker 3: at the base of a brain on anyone that has
21:22
Speaker 3: played impact sports, and as long as that fracture is
21:26
Speaker 3: not healed, Rashan is going to develop into chronic inflammatory
21:30
Speaker 3: issues in the brain. Hence people hear about CTE, which
21:34
Speaker 3: is chronic traumatic encephalopathy. So this is huge. We're protecting
21:39
Speaker 3: our current and our future and we can and doctors
21:42
Speaker 3: can actually heal He's treads the likes of Ali and
21:45
Speaker 3: Hearns and all of these people. This is just phenomenal
21:48
Speaker 3: discovery and I'm happy to call him my partner. And
21:52
Speaker 3: this has been close to the chats for me. I
21:54
Speaker 3: have not said a word. People are probably gonna be
21:56
Speaker 3: shocked when they hear this come out of my mouth,
21:59
Speaker 3: that Brian doctor back, I'm doing something that.
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Speaker 1: You're back now. You came on my show five years
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Speaker 1: hiatus and drug you out of the dungeon. That's from
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Speaker 1: Jarriet turyear and hide now tug Year, I got you
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Speaker 1: back out in the public.
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Speaker 3: Now. Look, my dimples will be fifty five next Friday,
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Speaker 3: October twenty seventh, and and so yeah, we we're doing
22:22
Speaker 3: well this way, Rashawan. A lot of exciting things. You know.
22:25
Speaker 3: I've stepped into the behind the scenes with the television
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Speaker 3: world is known and taking meetings regarding that my brilliant
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Speaker 3: baby doll, Lauren Shae Brian, she is the IT chick
22:37
Speaker 3: and she doctor MACKI is making her that that is
22:39
Speaker 3: my baby. We've got some brilliant projects just today, a
22:43
Speaker 3: few minutes ago, getting words at a major meeting with
22:46
Speaker 3: a major sports production. A lot of exciting things. And
22:50
Speaker 3: you'll say the loop, you'll stand the loop.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I didn't bring you on this show so
22:55
Speaker 1: I can stay Lottle. I brought you on the show
22:57
Speaker 1: so I can get you back out in public and
22:58
Speaker 1: start changing lives, so people can find you.
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Speaker 3: Because told me. See, you had my back right right
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Speaker 3: down the seven. Now I got your worst.
23:06
Speaker 1: Thank you.
23:06
Speaker 3: We got a lot of work to do. I appreciate
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Speaker 3: marketing and branding. We've got my manager Antonio Michelle. He
23:12
Speaker 3: he was HB. Howard a lung basketball player. That book
23:17
Speaker 3: what follows will be a movie. Okay, imagine if the
23:21
Speaker 3: five Fab five instead of going to PWY they went
23:25
Speaker 3: to an HBCU. The book is absolutely phenomenal. Me and
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Speaker 3: Gary are behind it one thousand or six and that
23:30
Speaker 3: will be a movie and you will be working with
23:33
Speaker 3: us on that movie.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I thank you. Well, I would tell you the doc.
23:36
Speaker 1: You know, once a quarter, now once a quarter. Can
23:38
Speaker 1: I get you back on the show.
23:39
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, anytime you want.
23:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, cool, we will do that day. Just call
23:44
Speaker 1: it ass doctor Mac.
23:45
Speaker 3: Just ask doctor Mack. Doctor Mack got your back.
23:48
Speaker 1: Got your back, because she really is back. And I
23:50
Speaker 1: want to thank you. Please tell Gary high love your daughters.
23:54
Speaker 1: Please tell your mom. You know she probably don't remember me,
23:56
Speaker 1: but before she made an impact on me. Your whole
23:59
Speaker 1: family is a great for people to understand that you
24:02
Speaker 1: can't give back. You can love your family and still
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Speaker 1: come back and have a career and keep winning. My friend.
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Speaker 3: Okay, thank you, thank you, love you much. Appreciate you, Summi.
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