One Tick Bite Destroyed his Life....

Good morning, you guys. There's something you got to put on your radar screen. It's called Alpha-gal syndrome, and it's a tick-borne disease that is spreading across the United States. And I'm not me here to alarm you, but a quick chat GPT search will say it's not evenly distributed across the United States, but it is spreading and now showing up in many regions. And the reason why you need to put this on your radar screen is if this thing bites you, you form an allergy to red meat and dairy. 450,000 Americans now have a life-threatening allergy to beef and dairy, all from a single tick bite. And the timing is very suspicious. Alpha-gal syndrome turns your immune system against red meat and dairy. It's a delayed allergic reaction to a sugar molecule found in red meat, beef, pork, lamb, sometimes dairy, or animal-derived products. Symptoms include hives, itching, nausea, diarrhea, swelling, in some cases anaphylaxis. One bite from a lone star tick and you could be facing anaphylactic shock just for eating a hamburger. And the cases are skyrocketing. These ticks are spreading faster than ever across America. Meanwhile, certain investors are pouring billions into lab-grown meat products. Coincidence? You decide. The same voices pushing synthetic meat solutions for climate change are the ones funding tick research in these new Lyme vaccines. Problem, reaction, solution. Hegelian dialect. They want you dependent on their processed alternatives. Real beef becomes dangerous, lab meat becomes safe, and your food freedom disappears overnight. You don't have to be a victim. Nature gave us powerful tools to repel these ticks. Cedarwood oil, eucalyptus, peppermint, lemongrass, they all create invisible barriers ticks won't cross. And your yard becomes a fortress without toxic chemicals. Simple yard management can disrupt their breeding cycles. Keep your grass short, remove leaf litter, put gravel barriers around playgrounds. Learn to identify the lone star tick's distinctive white spot. Knowledge becomes your first line of defense against this threat. They're trying to profit from our sickness, but now we're taking control by protecting our families naturally and preserving our food freedom. I'll see myself out. 450,000 >> You know, it goes deeper than that. In fact, uh farmers across America are reporting finding boxes of ticks in their fields. You can look that up for yourself and verify it very quickly, very easily. The Alpha-gal syndrome is spreading across America. In fact, my buddy Josh, the Stony Ridge Farmer, has it, and he is allergic to all red meat, dairy. This can lead to vomiting, nausea. It can lead to anaphylaxis, which is can lead to death. But it gets even deeper. Pfizer, you know, our good old buddy that gave us the jab when we didn't want to get the jab, have now created a vaccine against this. Create the disease, create the cure, get rich. Guys, this really hit close to home when one of my very good friend Josh, the Stony Ridge Farmer, contracted the Alpha-gal syndrome. If you guys don't know Josh, he's got his own YouTube channel, and he actually raises beef cattle. Cattle and meat are his living. And he got bit by one of these ticks, and now he gets severely ill every time he eats meat, eats dairy. He is can't even eat pork or lamb. He's stuck eating chicken and fish, and he freaking hates chicken and fish. And this disease wasn't even on my radar screen still I stuck till I started talking to him about his health concerns. And you can hop on over to his channel and see the entire journey over there. But we're going to do some preventive maintenance today. We're not going to allow this to even hit. We're up at Shangri-La Lodge. So, we've got all of this property here where people come up and they're starting to rent the cabin, and it's going to be opening up. So, if you guys Oh, by the way, here's a little plug. If you guys want to come up and rent Shangri-La Lodge, you can go on um VRBO, and it's called Shangri-La Lodge. And you can find it and check it out. But we're going to do some preventive maintenance. We're going to put in a new system, which will automatically spray this three times a day and keep away the ticks, the bugs, the fleas, all of the stuff you don't want. And the what we're going to be spraying, you can actually spray on top of water. So, if you wonder why it's so safe, the active ingredients are cinnamon oil, peppermint oil, and thyme thyme oil. >> Thyme. Thyme? Thyme. Thyme? That's how you say it. And that's the that's the entire solution. Yes. With zero problems. You can spray on your pets. You can stand in the mist and get sprayed by this and not be in it's it's non-toxic in all ways, shapes, or forms. But it keeps away everything. I'm going to let the guy that installs this system talk you talk to you about it more. Guys, this is Chad. Chad, the question I have for you, this is an automated system. I don't have to do anything with it, right? We set it up to spray three times a day, 6:00 a.m., 9:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. And those times can be changed if we need to. But you have to do nothing. And we are in constant control or communication with it, and we can take care of anything we need to. So, now I'm going to have guests up here. Yes. >> And I'm going to have city folks up here that probably don't want chemicals sprayed on them. And let's let's walk with these guys. I want to show these guys cuz I want these guys to understand what I'm getting into. Because look, we've got water right here, Chad. Yes, sir. And my understanding is if if I wanted to, I could actually have the system hooked up to the dock because you even said at one point, "Do you want it hooked up out on your out on the lakes on your dock?" And I'm like, "No, I don't want it because I don't want that misconception that my guests are going to have when they come up here." But in reality, if you understand this, you could. Yes, absolutely. We can be out on the dock, or we can go up to the lake line. We don't have to stay 15 ft back. We are certified in the state of Minnesota to spray out over any body of water. Because our solution does not have pyrethrum or neem oil in it, it is not toxic for aquatic life. So, we can go out over the water and spray as much as we like. You can also spray it around pets and people, right? >> Absolutely. >> So, let's just say, cuz we're get You put this You can put this up on the roof line. You can put it wherever you want. If this turns on, it can spray directly in your face, and you're going to be okay. >> Absolutely. I would not suggest that you spray it in your face, but yes, this is absolutely safe to be around uh for it to spray. When you're outside and the spray goes off, it's actually going to smell quite pleasant for you, and you're going to want to be out there. So, when it's spraying, it smells a little bit to me like uh uh nutmeg. Nutmeg, okay. So, very very close. Nutmeg is very close to cinnamon. Uh but for me, I smell that cinnamon. And as I was telling you earlier, it reminds me of when I was a baby, you know, 6 or 7 years old, my grandmother made French toast on Saturday mornings. And that smell is always takes me back to that. But it has no impact on animals, pets, children, uh pollinators, plants, all the the three P four P's is what we call that. So, pollinators, so the bees are safe with this. >> Bees, butterflies, dragonflies, honeybees, uh um bumblebees, they're all safe. But this is going to keep them ticks away. >> It will keep the ticks, uh fleas, mosquitoes, um box elders, spiders, a wide variety of the biting insects. But those insects that I care the most about, the ticks and the mosquitoes because of the diseases they carry. What about ants? It will get rid of ants. The ants have to come out, so we don't go down into their nest. But when they do come out and they get our solution on them, those ants go back into the nest, and they can start to kill that nest off. >> Okay, so let's say that I have Walk with me here, Chad. Let's say that I have some guests that still, no matter what, they don't want anything sprayed around them because that's just the conception that sometimes people have, right? They just don't want anything. Do I have the ability to control when this can go on and off myself? Let's say, I don't want to mess with you. I don't want to call you. I don't want to bug you. I just want to turn it off for this weekend only or something like that. >> Absolutely. We give every homeowner a remote control that all the home home occupants can have access to, and you can turn this off at any time you want. You can skip a spray, or you can skip a window from, say, 10:00 a.m. today until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. And so, all the automatic sprays that would happen in that time would be skipped. Conversely, you can also hit an extra spray if you wanted to. If you have friends over, the same friends, and they want to see how your system works, you can turn it on immediately and have it on for the 45 seconds that a spray time lasts, or you can turn it on for 10 seconds to show them and turn it off. >> Okay, so let's talk about the system itself. It's got a reservoir, right? Yes, sir. A 55-gallon reservoir. And you guys do all the install, so these guys don't have to do this. What if they wanted to do the install? So, we actually have to do the install for because we are regulated. This is still a mosquito system and a mosquito spray, so we have to be licensed to do that. We can't let somebody else do that with our equipment. >> Okay. So, you've got a big reservoir or a 55-gallon drum that blends in. >> 55-gallon drum is black, and then it's got a black bag over the top that covers the computer and the pump and motor. So, it is a all black system, and we we blend it into your property wherever you would like it. >> How long does that 55-gallon typically last? Now, I know every system's going to be unique, but doing what we're going to do around here, which at the end of the video we're going to show you, how long should I expect that to last before you guys got to come up and top that son of a duck off? Hey, so again, it is typical or it is contingent on the size of the property and how many times the homeowner hits the remote to do an extra spray. But for a a property this size, it would last you about 2 and 1/2 to 3 All right, guys. So, here's what the actual control system looks like. I just open up my phone. Let me get to my screen here. Go over to the app, Mosquito Nix. I open that up, and this is it. It's so simple, so straightforward. I can either hit a manual spray, so if I want to show it off and hit a manual spray, or if the bugs are out or what have you, I can do that. Or I can skip a spray. I mean, it's two freaking buttons that are right on my phone. It's as simple as that. >> Now, another thing too, I want these guys to know this is not a sponsored video. No, this is not a sponsored video. No, this is just something I want to bring to you guys. And next you're going to do the install and then it we're going to walk these guys through and we're going to show them how this thing works. >> Yes, sir. How where you installed it, what it looks like physically onto a property. >> You guys, Alpha-gal is getting all of the headlines right now, but the disease you need to also keep your eyes open for is called the Rocky Mountain Spot Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. It's absolutely deadly. A new invasive species called the Asian longhorned tick has exploded across 21 states. It's not supposed to be here, but it is. And it just started carrying a potentially deadly infection called ehrlichiosis. One scientist said it plainly, a storm is brewing. The CDC reported more ER visits for tick bites in July 2025 than any of the previous 8 years. In Ohio, Lyme disease cases surged over 700% in just one decade. And here's the part that should really concern you. 68% of tick exposures happen on your own property. Not in the woods, right outside your front door. Lyme disease gets the headlines, but Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever kills more than one in five people who go untreated. And a tick only needs 2 hours on your skin to transmit it. The threat is real. It's growing. And it's closer to home than most people think. So, this system actually gets connected using these shark bite bite connectors right there. Go ahead, go for it. Show them how that works. So, it's a great system cuz it creates this firm lock, right? But then you [snorts] can also pull it apart if you ever need to. Which I mean, most people are familiar with shark bites by now. So, these guys not only can bury the lines underground and put risers up to do it, but they can also put them underneath and act the actual decking system. So, what we're doing right now, we're preparing this to be run right along your deck line. So, we're going to come up under your deck deck board here. It's going to be hidden, but it's going to give us good effectiveness to have our solution get airborne and come out to this fire pit. So, this is allowing for the air to move our solution to give us a much greater coverage area. By hiding it here, we have it in plain sight, but you don't see it and you get all the comfort of that invisible barrier all the way through, not just your deck, but out to your fire pit. >> actually got it already ran underneath the eaves. >> All right, well let's show them. So, this is where I've seen it done before. You It almost disappears. Yes, sir. So, we try to hide it best we can. And again, we color match to the house. So, when we come up under the overhang here, it the color of it with the shadows, you hardly know it's there. And honestly, after you've been looking at it for a couple of weeks, you have to really look to find those nozzles. Yeah, you can actually see it running right here. And then down here, and then it goes straight under here. And here's a nozzle right here. So, you can actually see how they've got it integrated, not just a not at ground level, but eave level, deck level. >> Yes, sir. Wherever else you want to go with it. >> And the reason we do this is we want to have absolute coverage of an area. So, mosquitoes will be coming in, but not just mosquitoes, you've got box elders, uh fleas, ticks, flies, horseflies. Especially around the lake, these horseflies can be awful coming off the water and they hurt so bad. So, by doing this, you have a complete area. Mosquitoes don't always fly as high as this, but there's a lot of other insects and the wasps, the hornets and the yellow jackets. They build their nests up in these eaves, these nooks and crannies. By having it just a little higher like this, we get our solution out a little bit better. >> Does that take care of those, too? >> It does. Nice. >> So, we run those off. We are deterrent for those animals. They don't like the taste of it. And they will even up in this other house here, wasp nest there, come down here. When they come down and find this, they will evacuate those nests as well. >> I didn't know about wasps and hornets. That's a bonus. And the yellow jackets in the ground. All right, this is going to be the first test run of the system, right, Chad? >> Yes, it is. We're going to start our test spray. Now, this is again just a test, so this is just water right now. So, it's going to take about 10 seconds or so for this to kick on. So, now you can start to see it's coming through the nozzles. We have the nozzles very well hidden, but now when it starts spraying the the solution, uh it's the mist coming out, so it's very easy for you to see where the nozzles are at. And as you look out over the panoramic of the lake, you see it on the deck, all the coverage that we're going to have. So, let's go around and show exactly how you have this set up to hit the maximum coverage. So, we're coming out along this deck here and we want to push out this way towards your fire pit. So, having the solution like this, the air will carry it out towards the fire pit as the winds change. Now, again, we spray at 6:00 a.m., 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. We're doing that because that's when the insects are out and that's when the winds are the least. So, we can get good coverage. Now, as we come around here to the side of the house, we got your cooking area. This is even safe to spray out over where you're cooking. So, it will not be spraying while you're cooking, but it's still safe to have this in this area because it's absolutely safe for people, pets and holiday. So, you've got it going straight out over there. You've got coverage there. You even got coverage down on that pit. Let's walk down and around and show these guys the actual reservoir tank so they can see how that looks and kind of get an idea. That's great coverage. >> Yes, sir. >> This is perfect. This is exactly the areas that we wanted covered. And you guys got that done pretty fast. That was done lickety-split. >> Yes, sir. I was very impressed with our time on this. So, we're coming up here to the reservoir. It's hidden back behind your air conditioner. So, this is that reservoir we were talking about earlier. >> This is. So, you open it up. In here, we have the motor, uh the pump, the computer board, the Wi-Fi, and I can even put a cellular card in so that we can still get connection back to my uh So, see that again, you can actually install cellular signal? >> can install the cellular card here that will let us get signal back even if you have no Wi-Fi. And a lot of people at the cabin, they don't want Wi-Fi. They go up there to have fun on the water with their family. So, we take away the the technology, but we can still talk to the system. Okay, so the the thing that I want these guys to know is how do they get a hold of you, Chad? So, if they want to do this system, Mosquito Nix.com? Yes, sir. We are Mosquito Nix Twin Cities East is the Minnesota representative for Mosquito Nix. Or you can reach out to me directly. I am Chad Crane, the owner. And my number is 612-242-6424. Uh so, you can contact me by by cell number. You can email me at vcrane@mosquitonix.com. Or you can go on to the website. And if you can stop contact our sales department through the website. >> What's that phone number one more time, Chad? >> My cell phone number is 612- 242-6424. Is this a sponsored video? No, it is not. This is This is not a sponsored video. Okay. And I wanted to make sure I pointed it out to you guys because when I found out about this Alpha-gal syndrome coming, I wanted them to have some protection and some coverage, but then to find out that this also protects against wasps, hornets, yellow jackets, ground bees, mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, does not hurt the pollinators, does not hurt the butterflies, does not hurt the bees. >> It does not. You can spray it over cooking areas. You can spray it over water. You can spray it over pets. You can spray it directly in your face and be fine. >> Yes, you can. It's unreal. The system is absolutely amazingly I mean, then when I first heard about you, I was just like, "Whoa." So, that's that's this video, you guys. I just wanted to bring this to you guys so you had this information. If this was something that interests you, reach out to Chad and hopefully you guys can protect your own home. You can protect your own family. You can protect your own pets. And you can protect your own place just like we did here. It doesn't break the bank to do it. It doesn't cost an arm and a leg to set this up. You've got your one install fee. Then you've got your monthly maintenance fee and that's about it. >> That's right. All right, you guys. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I hope this helped some of you guys out, but that's going to call it for this…