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"...if you solve someones problem without drugs,  basically they (big pharma) don't have any customers , that's the whole point of the centralized system." - Dr. Jack Kruse Dr. Jack Kruse recently bought a home in El Salvador because he believes in the transformative power of Bitcoin. With comparable passion he preaches that your financial health is nothing without your physical health.  Mike Peterson sits down with neurosurgeon and health guru, Dr. Jack Kruse to hear why El Salvador is the answer for de-centralized medicine. The answer according to Dr. Kruse is because El Salvador has all 3 pillars of health : Light, Water & Magnetism.Light - Tropical SunWater - Deep Spring Fed WaterMagnetism - Volcanic Sand that carries a Net Negative ChargeDr. Kruse explains that he was once 360 pounds with plenty of circadian rhythm disruptions. Now, he regularly bathes in red light and sleeps like a baby.Dr. Jack Kruse has been convincing members in his health group, called The Mitochondriacs to move to El Salvador.https://jackkruse.com/Live From Bitcoin Beach

For 20 years Tom and Nancy owned and operated a 14 room boutique hotel in Maine, USA. They have joined a growing number of people who have now decided to make El Salvador their home. Guest-Host Chimbera chats with Tom and Nancy on their decision to re-locate and their new life here in El Salvador. Thinking of escaping the USA? It doesn't matter how old you are.Staying healthy with the Dr. Jack Kruse's de-centralized medicine protocol is an important part Tom and Nancy's life here in the sun.Live From Bitcoin Beach

The Bitcoin Farmers Market is alive and well. HODL vs. Spend and Replace."You feel like you're living in the future... you take your keys and your phone and you just go." -JamesGuest Host Chimbera, interviews James on the change in attitude of Bitcoiners from HODL to spending their sats and becoming a part of the growing circular economy. Farmers and growers are bringing their wares and foods for sale. Grass-feed Beef, Cactus, Honey, Sourdough Bread, Organic Deodorant, Juices, Chocolate, Fruits and Vegatables, Coffee, Bacon and much much more.The El Zonte Bitcoin Farmers Market is happening every 2nd Sunday and every last Sunday of each month.Twitter.com/@btcfarmersmrktinstagram.com/bitcoinfarmersmarket"De-Centralized Food Supply for De-Centralized Money"-JamesLive From Bitcoin Beach

"If you work hard for your dreams you can achieve anything you want - you need to believe in yourself." - Alejandra GuajardoAlejandra Guajardo, Miss Universe El Salvador joins guest-host Chimbera to talk about her immediate change in popularity after wearing the Bitcoin dress that went viral. Bitcoiners all over the world began to reach out and thank her for representing the beauty of blockchain on the world stage at the Miss Universe contest in New Orleans. Alejandra Guajardo has been embraced by the Bitcoin world including sharing a stage with Max Keiser and connecting with Michael Saylor. Her view of the Bitcoin community is very unique.Alejandra Guajardo talks about feeling safe and secure in El Salvador and spending Bitcoin everywhere she can.Twitter:@MissElSalvadorr Instagram:@aleguajardo_svYou can help support her health product business here:https://instagram.com/kankenamiiiWatch to the end to hear Chimbera ask the questions everybody wants to know.Live From Bitcoin Beach

This is one of the most compelling interviews we have ever done. Sandy tells Mike Peterson her high contrast story of change.  From living in a world of gangs and crime to now, showcasing El Salvador as a tourist destination using only bitcoin.Sandy's story in the Past....Nobody used to go to the park. Nobody wanted to participate in outdoor sports.Kids could not go to their friends houses.People couldn't go to the lake.Sandy's story in the Present....We are free.We are not afraid.We don't have to worry about gang violence, gang extortion.Sandy's story of the Future....There is hope.I want to hire more people who are willing to live on a bitcoin standard.Sandy has a fascinating and inspiring story. She was learning to speak english and learning about bitcoin at the same time. Also, launching a business that flaunts all of El Salvador's natural beauty. She accepts only bitcoin. Sandy can provide cars, property searches, volcano tours, lawyers and much, much more. Sandy is actively orange pilling every business she comes in contact with. "One day I realized that I like Bitcoiners. I like the conversation, the way they think and... they can pay me in bitcoin." - Sandyhttps://sandy.sv/@RealSandySVLive From Bitcoin Beach

It started with curiosity. Now, Clusk is living here. Mike Peterson chats with Clusk, a former Strike employee,  about his perspective on the changes and growth of El Salvador after Bitcoin was made legal tender. After a year and several months Clusk now calls El Salvador home. In March of 2023 he created The Palestra Society.Palestra is a Bitcoin project where young men who are focused on health and entrepreneurialism gain collective momentum. Clusk has also recently incorporated Chadnet. Chadnet is a curated web based aggregate of health and nutrition research that may be harder to find elsewhere.Mike Peterson and Clusk talk relocation details : rent, neighborhoods, business opportunities, using bitcoin and that feeling that you get when you witness the pulse of hope in this country. Must Watch!"Adopting Bitcoin is Adopting Freedom" - Clusk@twocitizenshipsLive From Bitcoin Beach

Mike Peterson talks to Karin Sierralta about the early days of surfing and the first contest at Punta Roca. The first ALAS Surf Tour in El Salvador was organized by Karin Sierralta in 2004 well before the area was known as Surf City. Now, El Salvador is the first and only country to hold 6 major contests in one year. More recently, the ALAS Pro Surf Tour is the first contest to offer Bitcoin as prize money.Karin Sierralta explains why he loves coming to El Salvador and speaks about the positive changes he's witnessed over the years, including the introduction of Bitcoin.Karin Sierralta helps many young, talented surfers in Latin America to join the tour and compete.Live From Bitcoin Beach

It's a bitcoin ATM that takes coins and exchanges them for bitcoin. Edgar Borja shows Mike Peterson his new bitcoin bank machine. Transactions only take seconds using the lighting network. It's a Salvadorean made machine that services the needs of people (worldwide) who don't use credit cards or bank cards.The K1mini is small enough to sit on a countertop. The functionality works seamlessly with a little song and video when the transaction is complete. There is a version of the machine that can receive bills as well.K1.svTwitter  @k1elsalvador ​Live From Bitcoin Beach

"It started like a dream ... and now it's a dream come true". How did Palo Verde come to be the favorite beach front boutique hotel location for countless Bitcoin meet-ups? Camilo Menéndez understood that the way to improve the condition of his country was to give back in three ways,  economical, social and environmental. Camilo Menéndez knew Palo Verde had to be sustainable. He explains to Mike Peterson that there were hard times. Building a high end hotel during high murder rates and running a hotel during the lockdowns seemed crazy.But then... BITCOIN. It was a game changer. Palo Verde embraced Bitcoin.The demographic of visitors changed dramatically. The number of visitors sky-rocketed.Camilo Menéndez says he is training local staff from scratch and is committed to educational goals for the community. Watch to the end for the long list of the sustainable actions the hotel is taking, incredible.Yet another evolving success story.Live From Bitcoin Beach

Sean Kappauf clearly defines the problem. There is a Global Water Crisis for Kids 5 and Under. Water related illness is one of the leading causes of child mortality. Approximately 700 million a year have water related illness. Sean Kappauf realized that the scale of the problem was overwhelming. He knew that he couldn't solve the problem for the entire globe, so he decided to solve just one at a time. And so, he called his fix One Atta Time.Mike Peterson interviews Sean Kappauf to find out what it's like to tackle a global issue.With faith and filters Sean Kappauf began his journey to help provide clean drinking water for children. Sean set out to build strong relationships with community leaders, because helping with integrity creates long term solutions. With dedication and follow up meetings Sean Kappauf tells Mike Peterson his amazing results. 15,000 "One Atta Time" clean water filters have been distributed thus far.Live From Bitcoin Beach