hello everyone welcome to the quest for The Cure's continues my name is ty
Bollinger and I'm going to be your host I'm so glad that you've tuned in tonight
because this program this docu-series for the next 11 days is for you whether
you're just trying to prevent cancer whether you have a loved one or a child
with cancer or whether you've been personally diagnosed with cancer you
deserve to know all of your options if you remember back in the spring we aired
the quest for the cures in which I traveled across the country
interviewing doctors and researchers and cancer patients to find out exactly what
they are doing to treat their cancer naturally because of your support we've
continued our journey and traveled to Houston
Frisco LA Washington DC Detroit all across the USA and interviewed another
22 doctors and scientists we now have 51 of the most renowned doctors scientists
and survivors who are breaking their code of silence and we'll be sharing
with you these next 11 days about natural treatments for cancer we've
learned more information about these natural treatments that mitigate cancer
according to the World Health Organization one in two men and one in
three women alive today will face a cancer diagnosis I lost my entire family
to cancer 1996 my father Grand Bollinger was diagnosed with with stomach cancer
he was 52 years old and he died in 25 days from the surgery after that my grandfather my uncle my cousin my
grandmother another grandfather and then eventually my mother in 2004 died of
cancer now I'm doing what I'm doing because of them my passion is to share
this information with you so that you can be able to make an informed decision
if you face that cancer diagnosis
the time came where I had to leave my family and it was such a blessing
because they completely supported me in this mission
it wasn't my mission it was our mission it was my wife's it was my children's we
all shared this mission and so while it was painful to be separated from them it
was something that was necessary in order to accomplish this goal and so it
was it was a bittersweet time when I had to say goodbye to my family but we knew
that that our goal that our purpose was much greater than this
you
when my dad was diagnosed with cancer I just didn't understand how a man that
was seemingly healthy at 52 years old could die in 25 days after the surgery I didn't understand how modern medicine
could still be operating in what seemed like the Dark Ages yes at our Dark Ages
or medicine yeah beginning to kind of dark ages and less people will take some
action why is it that we're living in the dark ages could it be because of medical school curriculum I traveled
down the road to Seguin Texas to talk to my college roommate dr. Irvin Sawney so
talk about in med school when you went through Medical School how much
nutritional training did you get pretty much none pretty much none pretty much none how can it be that doctors receive
almost no education on nutrition and diet while in medical school could dr.
Sahni be the only one with this story in medical school we have like 30 minutes
of nutrition or they tell us don't give sugar to the diabetic don't give salt to
the hypertensive patient and give a lot of fiber to those that are constipated and that's it that's what they taught
you so doctors don't know anything about nutrition no one's interested in talking
to you about listen wait no one's interested in talking to you about
quitting smoking we do that a little bit and there's actually codes for quitting
smoking there's there's some little fine nuances there but the bottom line is
there's no real incentive to promote true health and there is an incentive to
write lots of prescription medications by the way the system is designed a
common theme that I'm hearing medical doctors while brilliant people are just
not taught about nutrition and overall health when they're in medical school
they're basically taught to prescribe a pill for every ill why is this though in
order to get the answer that question we have to go back in time about a hundred
years for a history lesson you see if we're going to change where we're going
we need to know where we've been and that's why history is so important
because as the old saying goes those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it
I had to talk to dr. Robert Scott Bell who's a homeopathic doctor and also a
historian it was time to begin our history lesson
I saw you recently on Fox News you talked about a monopoly of modern medicine and you talked you went into
history of modern medicine yeah if you could for the viewers here go into a
brief 5-minute history of modern medicine how did we get to where we are
today yeah this is an interesting thing that the history that is not taught and
part of my interest in this subject not only because of my own health challenges
but once I under covered the fact that I was lied to about my health and my body
and health and medicine in general I began to question just about everything
that I was taught and as I uncovered these different areas of inquiry I found
out indeed there's a an official story about these things including the
official story of modern medicine we're raised as if it's always been here it's always been this way and the only
doctors you could consult are medical doctors that prescribe patent medicines
approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration that often called the
fear and death Administration because the promotion of products that are in
fact the leading cause of death not the third second but the first in fact when
you start taking it all into account so looking back at the history I became
intrigued as to how did we get here how did we get here and that opened up all
huge can of worms now as a homeopath eventually I became I learned about many
things in history that we were not taught and even including the fact that
in the the Civil War the War Between the States someone described as a war Northern Aggression depending on your
historical perspective you would go and even today you go to a Civil War Museum
in the south and it is fascinating that you'll find in the medical field kits
the little kits that they have first aid kits they all had homeopathic medicine
in there I had lured steeped in the tradition growing up a lot of my years
in the south of the Civil War never once did we ever acknowledge that there was
anything like that in these kits much less herbal medicine and so there was a whole history that was hidden from me
now eventually I was introduced to Harris Coulter he wrote a series of
books called divided legacy I mean these are books you can work out with you can
become big like you Ty and it's just incredible the history that was hidden
from us about the schism between what we call homeopathic and naturopathic
thought forms versus allopathic thought forms where they
poison the body using mercury and different things and that's where dr.
Samuel Hahnemann who was a physician in his day in the late 18th and early 19th
century determined that the medicine that he was giving his patients was more
harmful than the disease and he couldn't stomach that and that's
where he was motivated to develop a system that became a broad-based worldwide system called homeopathy
utilizing small quantities or amounts of naturally occurring substances from the mineral animal and plant kingdoms and in
this way there was a growth around the world out of Germany of this new form of
medicine now eventually there was a schism because there was an emerging
field of what we call patent Petro chemical medicines based on the Rockefeller type oil monopoly that
already established in the energy sector that was growing they started finding
out through organic chemistry that they can alter these oil-based molecules into all kinds of things and they developed
these patented drugs or drug molecules dr. Bell talked about pharmaceutical
drugs and the fact that doctors lean heavily towards prescribing drugs why is this I wanted to get the opinion of
another well-known researcher so I traveled out to California to speak to a
prominent historian G Edward Griffin and get his take on the history of modern medicine and the American Medical
Association first of all you mentioned the fact that we got the pharmaceutical
industry we got a kind of an industry driven by money and we've got doctors
that are really smart people today brilliant medical doctors they're using
treatments that really don't seem to work as well as some of these natural things why is it can you go back into
the history of the Medical Association the American Medical Association AMA and
maybe take us back a hundred years and stair-step people to current day and
explain why that is because I've heard you talk about this in the past and your
explanation is fascinating and I want the listeners to be able to hear this
well thank you for that it is a fascinating story it's an important
story and I suppose we don't have time to go into all of it but maybe the best way here is to kind of back into it to
start with where we are and then go back and see how we got there where we are
today is that just as you described the these very smart doctors let's face it they're very very
selective process there you just don't get into med school unless you've got a
pretty good brain on top of your shoulders there so yeah it's the cream of the crop the best students go into
these schools these medical schools but they're not taught anything about
natural cures they're taught only about drugs primarily and drug reactions and
the chemistry of this and the chemistry of that and they have to become really
pharmacists in a way that become chemists before they can even make it
through pre-med and so that's not necessarily bad but it is a bias and I
have come to know a lot of doctors in the last couple of decades since we've
been working in this field many doctors who came from that layer of Education
and who gradually and sometimes very painfully had to break away from that
and go back and re-examine some of these fundamental issues and many of them have
made the transition and they speak quite openly about it now they say for instance they will say when I went to
medical school we never learned anything about vitamins and except we had maybe
two hours of instruction on the structures of vitamins and minerals and
so forth two hours compared to you know hundreds
and hundreds of hours about pharmacies and chemical reactions and so forth and
I remember there's one doctor he said you know my wife knows more about
nutrition than I do and I came out of school and that is not surprising when
you realize now we start to go backward in time how did that happen the fact
that these great medical teachings universities and teaching centers are so
great is because they've had a lot of money given to them where did the money
come from now we're on the trail you know the old saying follows the money
and usually that will take it right to it well if you follow the money you'll find
out that most of it came from the pharmaceutical industry the
pharmaceutical industry knows that if they give a large grant to these universities they have a double benefit
first of all they have the appearance of being philanthropists you know they're
doing good things and that's all always it's good for public relations I'm not saying that that they're not
doing good things they probably think they are but anyway that's one advantage
to giving a tax exempt or tax-free deductible donations to universities but
the other advantage is far more important because once you have financed
a research project you now have a sort of a first write to whatever comes out
of that research and consequently you can determine in what areas the research
will go I can assure you that if I'm a big pharmaceutical company and I give a
20 million dollar grant to a research group I'm not going to be very happy if
they start to research whether or not dandelions can be used in the control of
cancer I want to make sure they're going to research a drug that I am working on
in the laboratories right now that's where I want the research to go so they
really they realize that they can take their own research budget and transfer
it to a university or some research laboratory and get a tax deduction board
knowing full well that if that's what they're researching that's what the data
is going to be so I don't need to go any further you can understand when the
money is coming from a source which has a vested interest in the outcome now
what's going to happen is the outcome is going to be what the donor wants it to
be generally so this is the problem then that goes back even further in time to
the turn of the last century when the Rockefeller group and the Carnegie group
actually came together and they decided that they would reform medical education in America this sounded like an
altruistic plan to reform medical school education but could there be a more
insidious purpose behind the whole thing at the time of the you know the late 1800s Early 1900s 20th century medical
schools taught a lot of different things there were homeopathic medical schools
there were naturopathic schools there were eclectic herbal type medicine
schools and so it was all there there was not one way and what happened was
that Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations
were interested in establishing the one way how would they do that well they
would get a hold of the education system and create a medical monopoly via
basically eliminating all competition to patent petrochemical medical education
that's the flexin report of 1910 it became known abraham and simon Flexner you know were hired to do this it was a
preordained commissioned report not surprisingly the basis of the report was
that it was far too easy to start a medical school and that most schools
were not teaching sound medicine let me translate this for you these natural
health colleges were not pushing enough chemical drugs manufactured by who
Carnegie and Rockefeller the AMA who were evaluating the various medical
colleges made it their job to target and shut down the larger respected
homeopathic colleges Carnegie and Rockefeller began to immediately shower
hundreds of millions of dollars on these medical schools that were teaching drug
intensive medicine oh by the way when they donated the money and the donors
would say well now we've given you a lot of money and we we know you're going to
do the right thing with it but would you object if if we had someone from our
staff appointed to your board of directors just to make sure that our
just see how our money is being spent you know well that was really a
condition of getting the money so you know the university said well that would
be fine you anybody that you would suggest would be and I'm sure more than
adequate so they began to load up the boards of directors of these teaching
centers with people who literally were on the payroll of the donors so once
that was in place the curriculum of the universities the teaching centers swung
completely in the direction of pharmaceutical drugs and it has remained
that way ever since predictably those schools that had the financing churned
out the better doctors oh wait a minute or should I say the
recognizer doctors in return for the financing the schools were required to
continue teaching course material that was exclusively drug oriented with no
emphasis on natural medicine by 1925 over 10,000 herbalist were out of business by 1940 over 1500 chiropractors
would be prosecuted for practicing quackery the 22 homeopathic medical
schools that flourished in the 1900s dwindled down to just two by 1923 by
1950 all the schools teaching homeopathy were closed in the end if a physician
did not graduate from a Flexner approved medical school and receive an MD degree
then he or she could not find a job anywhere this is why today MDS are so
heavily biased towards synthetic drug therapy and know little about nutrition
if anything now this whole medical field has been skewed in the direction of
pharmaceutical drugs which can be patented and produce great profits for
the producers and then the next step is that means that the anything coming from
nature is excluded and that's where we think some of us think that most of the
promise lies in these these very complex substances found in herbs and plants
trees and things like that seeds we some of us feel that was probably meant to be
that way you know and so you come out of all of this analysis and all of this
history with the realization that the medical profession is really like a lap
dog of the pharmaceutical industry and most of the doctors have no idea that
that's the case they don't understand this history wow what an awesome history
lesson now we're beginning to connect the dots aren't we about modern medicine
it's a business listen to what dr. Patrick Quillin has to say we have to
admit that health care is a business in America and while we would all hope that
all hospitals and all clinicians are working
feverishly to get the patient well in fact there are vested interest in this
business of health care it's a two point seven trillion dollar a year medical
industrial complex we have in America that's one out of seven health care
dollars are spent and one might argue that a lot of that has nothing to do
with health or care or prevention that much of it is symptom management using
drugs and surgery to manage symptoms patient comes in with a list of problems
and symptoms and pain the doctor has seven minutes to review the symptoms and
prescribe a drug and move on to the next patient okay well here's a pill for your
blood pressure and here's a bill for your cholesterol and here's a pill for
your back pain and I'll see you in a month and we'll see if you're
maintaining your disease hmm and that's what doctors do they maintain a person's
illness they're not making them better I mean what is what are you doing that is
like not okay you're supposed to create optimal health and people that's your
job doctor means to teach why aren't you teaching your patients how to turn their
life around so one other thing I'd like to say is that you know even with our
Hippocratic oath which most physicians have never read you know the first thing
says first you no harm right and we have to always go back and saying well are we
doing harm number one number two is it also says just further down in the
Hippocratic oath I will not give a poison a deadly poison and most of the
drugs that we give particularly an oncological care has a blackbox warning
which means that more people often end up in the black box from taking it so
you can take this for the treatment you might get immediate results but you also can have another cancer I have a severe
reaction or have a life-threatening illness from that treatment so just from
that itself almost everything that we do in oncology I go back to my elfin saying
well I look at everything even if it's herb I still challenge I go is this
going to cause harm or not and if it does then we have to look at other
options available when we graduate from medical school we take the Hippocratic
oath which says in part above all do no harm and I can tell you a lot of
conventional therapies are harmful and toxic to the body and they don't prolong
life or improve the quality of life so I'm not quite sure how we've gotten stuck into this rat hole but I think
we've gotten stuck into it from logic as you mentioned what I've wrote
written about that cancer industrial complex that set up to sort of feed
itself with more and more money than it needs dr. Brownstein mentioned the
cancer industrial complex he also mentioned that conventional therapies
are more harmful to the body than they are helpful could this be could it
possibly be so what were cancer rates 100 years ago do you have any idea I
wanted to talk to Burton Goldberg also known as the voice of alternative
medicine who is featured in Suzanne Somers book knockout when my daddy was
born in 1900 one in 33 Americans had cancer of any kind shape or form when I
was born in 1926 cancer was a tenth cause of death and children today it's
the first cause of death before accidents hmm what's going on
there's a holocaust it's not a question of will I have cancer it's a question to
win and the oncologists are keeping their mouths shut they use the chemo
they use the radiation and radiation causes cancer mammograms cause cancer we
know that medical research the medical journals prove it and if they still do
it whereas thermography and ultrasound can
be very beneficial without the violent side effects of
annual mammograms and squeezing the breast that's what happens if there's a
tumor there you're squeezing it through the body
it's insanity spread it so the medical profession in my opinion is as corrupt
as any third world nation and this country is allowing it and the reason it's allowing it is because subsequent
to the Roosevelt administration the agencies that were designed to protect
humanity are protecting the industry they're supposed to protect us from Wow
did you hear that last statement from Burton Goldberg the agencies that are
supposed to be protecting humanity are now protecting the industries that they
should be protecting us from what about the FDA are they a member of that group that Burton's talking about I
mean aren't didn't the FDA supposed to protect us from food and drugs that are tainted I travel to Houston Texas to
talk to dr. Santa slobbers insky who's been heavily persecuted by the Texas
Medical Board and the FDA in this next clip he talks about how they retro
actively changed the law to entrap him to make it appear that he was actually breaking the law when in reality the law
wasn't even in place at the time they went after us okay they began to harass
us okay obviously and they wanted to get rid of us okay because obviously after they found that we have something which
works it became a serious threat to big firm
absolutely so there are clients of the big pharma okay why they would introduce
the law it should say this is only big pharmacy with Congress unlimited resources is allowed to do it okay
obviously it shows whom they said they don't serve American people they serve
Big Pharma we have some investigative report and can really deal with them and
prove the corruption and clear this up because something cannot exist mr. sex
does suffocating research that are working against medical researchers the
government many people were dying these are the guys who really should be the
Guardians what is good in medicine so I would call the Soviet ization of the United States so they borrowed the idea
from Comrade Stalin how to really restrict freedom of the people the
Soviet ization of the United States spoken by a man who emigrated from a
communist country I mean the FDA should be protecting what's good I agree with
dr. Burzynski but are they really in September 2014 I was privileged to
attend the sacred fire of Liberty gala in Washington DC and I met it with
Jonathan amore he's an attorney he's known as the FDA Dragon Slayer and I got his opinion on this very important topic
now this was an impromptu interview the sounds not really all that great there
was a band playing in the background so we've closed captioned it for you
recently interview dr. Stanislaw he talked about the way that he's been just attacked why is it that the FDA
goes after people that are using natural treatments for cancer but they openly
admitted under on our own website that their approve drugs kill hundred
thousand people a year what's the disconnect from well there's nothing
more disgusting frankly but certainly a gross abuse of individual
for access whether dying to a experimental treatment that could save
your life it really is amazing to me an implant is
supposed to be dead individual liberty
standing in the way desperately need alternative
two failed conventional treatments and that's what our guy woman does yes a
travesty and it's really when you think of the
number of people who died or suffered immeasurably because of it we want to
hold those responsible to account and yet they're protected by sovereign
immunity and being prosecuted despite the fact that they are very directly
responsible for taking the lives of these people by denying them the freedom
to choose I'll turn it into words for them denying the people the right to
choose a treatment that works for them this shouldn't be happening in America
today but it is right down the road from my house as a food scientist named Mike Adams he's also known as the health
Ranger let's see what he has to say about the topic of censorship and the
FDA's official position on supplements if there is a system of censorship of
nutritional knowledge there is a system that's trying to extinguish indigenous knowledge of anti-cancer herbs and
medicines foods and nutrition and the the predominant messages that we are told in society today is that foods
cannot be medicine that's what they claim exactly that there's no such thing
as medicinal herbs the FDA's official position is that
there's no such thing as a dietary supplement that has any effect on
preventing or treating disease their position is that you are not a complete human being unless you have
interventionist chemical medicine or vaccines right you must be injected you
must be dosed with medications to be a complete human being that that message
is the antithesis of the natural world it is the antithesis of natural living
in holistic medicine holistic healing we time we are we are spontaneously
spontaneous self-healing beings your program from the day we are born
to heal ourselves if we give our bodies the right nutrients and don't poison
ourselves with dangerous toxins most of the so-called success that they would claim in in radiotherapy treatments or
chemotherapy treatment is based on shrinking a tumor well but most of the tumors have cancer stem cells so you you
shrink the other cells in the tumor you physically reduce the size of the tumor
this is a symptomatic difference it doesn't it doesn't kill the stem cells
that are going to grow back right spread the cancer throughout the body you
haven't addressed the systemic problem and what you've even done is you've weakened the immune system's ability to
deal with other cancers right chemotherapy also damages the brain it
causes chemo brain it's a common term every oncologist knows this is the case
it damages the kidneys it damages the liver so what you're doing is with
chemotherapy you are creating systemic damage to the body's ability to heal
itself and to remove toxins this is why cancer treatments cause cancer which
feeds into the profit cycle a death of the cancer industry which is a
for-profit industry the cancer industry is exploding well the first thing I
always say is follow the money right with any kind of investigative
journalism they would say the first thing is to follow the money and so if
they look at you know what is the biggest industry right now is cancer care industry you know so when the
average one and two men and one in three women in their lifetime in the US now
we'll have cancers an epidemic so you can watch television tonight and you can
see a commercial say go to the Caribbean and then go on a nice cruise or you know go to some you know resort with your
child and the next falling commercial will be go to this cancer hospital for
your treatment and that you know 20 years ago that would be absurd it almost
shocking or taboo to talk about cancer on television and now we're offering it
as oh if you get something and go to this place versus that place so there's
something that's going to skew and now it since cancer is so prevalent it
becomes a common aspect where people think well I can just when I get it I
can just go to this place and check in for a while and but unfortunately most
people don't check out right and so we have to look at why is this occurring so
commonly and why the rest of the world is kering a lot less frequently Big
Pharma the Flexner report FDA raids censorship of knowledge we're starting
to get the picture that not everything is as it appears today but let's take a
step back and let's begin to ask the question what is cancer now if you asked
the common person on the street what is cancer they probably say it's a tumor
but is it really so I hit the road for Amarillo Texas to talk to dr. Robey
Mitchell then I'm went to atlanta to interview dr.
Veronique the Sonnier and then to New York City to speak with dr. Linda
Isaac's and then finally to Los Angeles to speak to G Edward Griffin again I
wanted to ask them all the same question what is cancer so cancer when we look at
it deductively and of course the the older conventional paradigm in the past
was that cancer or these cells that have damaged DNA and it's damaged in such a way that it incents them to multiply
continuously so normally a cell will be one cell and it will multiply into two
and then it will multiply into four so this is exponential growth but at some
point it will shut off growth right and it will just stay that so your liver
grows to a certain size and it stays that size your brain your heart all
these other cells they grow to a certain size and they stay that size so they
have a built-in regulator that keeps those cells from growing more than a
particular in cancer cells that regulator is turned off and so they just keep multiplying multiplying multiplying
multiplying and because of their physiologic makeup that they absorb sugar and they absorb sugar better than
your human cells then they suck up everything around them and can't people
with cancer die of starvation so dr. V what is cancer cancer are
basically rogue cells that are mutant have DNA damage and they've escaped the
the guard so to speak of the immune system and cancer cells are very smart
you know once they start developing they stop communicating with other cells
around them they create their own blood flow so they can have lots of nutrition
given to them they even secrete specific enzymes to put the immune system to
sleep and they create a protein called survivin it's kind of a funny name it's
survived in not surviving but surviving which prevents the cancer cell from
going through the natural cycle of death or apoptosis so cancer cells resist
dying they continue to multiply they don't die like normal cells which is why
traditional treatments is so countered activin counterintuitive because cancer
cells resist dying and so they're trying to use stronger poisons and more
radiation to force that cell to die but they're not getting it let me go back to
a basic question what is cancer cancer is a condition where some cells in the
body are no longer responding to the signals that tell them when to quit in
other words most cells that have a purpose for developing they develop to a
certain point and then they stop cancer cells keep reproducing so they keep
growing and they can spread to other places that's what's called a metastasis so cancer cells have escaped the normal
controls for for a regulation and how big a set of a bunch of cells that's
supposed to become the present orthodox view is that cancer is a lump or a bump
that's the cancer and if that's that's the assumption now if that is true then
to get rid of cancer all you have to do is get rid of the lump or the bump and
hence we have surgery well that gets rid of the lump or the bump or we have
chemotherapy which poisons the lump or the bump we got rid of it or we have
radiation which burns it and got rid of it and you undergo these three therapies
and it to get rid of the lump or the bump the doctor will say it looks like
we got it all that famous line we got it all you know but did they know that
statistics show that in most cases it comes back they didn't get it all
because that was never the cancer in the first place you know if you're a farmer
and you see all these little black spots on your corn leaves and you think long
those are black spots that's the disease and you get the scissors out you cut all
the blacks Kotick you know well you know we got it all right no you didn't
because that wasn't a disease what caused those black spots is still
present that's a great analogy by gee over Griffin what caused the black spots
so let's go back to cancer we need to figure out what caused the lump of the
bump we need to look at the cause and not the symptom I wanted to get the opinion of dr. Ross
thar so I caught a plane to North Carolina cancer is not the problem
cancer is the symptom if you want to look at it from a car analogy I don't
know why everybody seems to understand analogies when we use cars cancer is a
flashing light on the dashboard and the reason chemo and radiation and then surgery don't work is because
everybody's taking a hammer they're taking a hammer to that flashing light
on the dashboard and changing light the check engine light exactly the check engine light the flashing that's saying
that there's a problem with the engine so everybody said I can fix that they're
hitting that light but that trying to fix the engine so my question to
patients is very simple if you took your car to a mechanic and there was a flashing check engine light on your car
and the mechanic says yeah I can fix that and takes the fuse out okay and says okay now your problem solved or
I've got a knockin in my engine okay well here turn up the radio and you hear
it now well I can kind of still hit here put some earmuffs on yeah no no I don't hear
it okay perfect you haven't done anything to the engine what you I would
fire the mechanic exactly and that's the question that when you ask a person the
logical answer is you add fire the mechanic said then why aren't they firing the doctors because that's what
exactly the doctors are doing they've got a problem they're covering it up
with a drug to cover up the symptoms a person doesn't feel or experience the negative which is the body's own
mechanism of information saying hey caution there's a problem and that's
what cancer answers really the the symptom cancer is the symptom of sick body and you cannot cut a tumor off or
shrink a tumor or poison a tumor and expect to stay well and stay healthy
because you're not addressing the real problem you're only addressing the
symptom and it's like cutting off your nose to get rid of a cold it doesn't
solve the real underlying problem every symptom is the body doing the right
thing at the right time if right now if I put handcuffs on you and locked you up
and came at you with a knife what happens to your blood pressure your
blood pressure rise what happens your cortisol during stress your cortisol
Rises what happens do your gut you you start taking away all the nutrition are
you but you can't even absorb nutrition when you're in a fight or flight syndrome so all of a sudden you're
nutritionally deficient your immune system is shot your
pressures rising now your cholesterol is being affected are you is that a symptom
is that your genetics or your body adapting is I symptom your body adapting
to the stresses put under it's adapting so cancer is a symptom of something
that's gone wrong in the body but it's just the symptom the tumour is not the
problem but so often now in modern oncology we smash this check engine
light of our body we cut out the tumor but there's an underlying problem that's
still going on but did you catch what dr. Masur said every symptom is the body
doing the right thing at the right time I was asked to speak at the cancer
control Society convention in Los Angeles in August and while I was there
I was fortunate enough to speak with dr. Brad weeks
he said something almost identical to dr. majors Samuel Hahnemann
who was a medical doctor who actually was so frustrated with the standard of
care in his day he gave up his medical practice
gave up his MD and he he went into and formed a whole field of medicine called
homeopathy which is a whole other topic but it's it's a it's a it's a very
fruitful study about healing and one of his favorite quotes is that the symptom is a healing gesture the body is no
dummy if the body is doing something it's probably a wise thing it's maybe
not a permanent solution it's maybe a stopgap solution but like a fever
fortunately if the child has a fever guess what the human being can live at a
high temperature or a low temperature but certain bacteria can't so the fever is a naturally tremendously
beneficial symptom which can help the child get healthy which is why after a
fever our language says I feel better nobody says I had a fever and I'm
feeling like I felt before the fever it's been a cleansing detoxifying
process now of course too much of a symptom can be if not lethal certainly
terrible I mean Helen Keller is a classic example of too much of a fever
so I'm not advocating for excessive symptoms but I'm saying if the symptom
happens the body should pay attention and often it's the if you will it
the autopilot telling to we telling us dummies hey you're not doing something
right so cancer can be seen as a symptom as a healing gesture what I've lectured
on in the past is that where I grew up in northern New Hampshire there's a town
dump and so we all knew we could take our dump over trash over the few no
farmer Jones is back for tea and we put stuff there and we used to go there as
kids and watch the Bears and stuff but the fact of the matter is if God reached down with a big excavator and took all
the trash out of Farmer Jones's backyard and we couldn't use it anymore
we'd go to Farmer Smith and we'd pay him 40 bucks a year to dump our trash there
and because we could take our trash to these back 40s we can keep our front
yards pretty clean so if you have a cancer in a breast I'm saying that's
metaphorical it's our analogous to a cancer being like a dump the body saying
something's wrong here so I'm going to put everything in Farmer Jones's back 40 in the left breast and there's a cancer
it's never the problem it's always a symptom of other diseases or imbalances
and so if you just lop off the breast and say mrs. Jones you're cancer-free
you're ignoring the fact that unless you change your behavior the cancer will
manifest somewhere else so unless you change your behavior the cancer is going
to come back and manifest somewhere else that's exactly the opposite of what we
typically hear we hear okay you have this disease here's this drug and this
drug and this drug but let me ask you a question when you take all these drugs
together have they ever been tested for safety let's listen to Casey Krejci
Jeffrey bland gave a talk this weekend and he's the founder of functional
medicine the guy's brilliant and he was saying that he was always been blasted
about oh I don't your stuffs not not double-blind placebo-controlled and you
know I only practiced scientific medicine he finally says he got to the
point where he says to the doctor let me answer this question you'll be honest
with me right we'll agree that that I'm a little bit on the outskirts of what
you're talking about is scientific medicine but let me ask this question
have you ever prescribed a patient a drug who is already on four other drugs
of course and could you point me to a study that showed that a patient
population on those five drugs and while I had to study for this drug Yunus and
that's not what I said could you show me a patient population that has been
studied on those five drugs and the answer is of course not
in fact I was told by doctor dr. Scott Hainan that about a study he's sending
me here recently that that there's a study out that says that you're on five or more medications it is impossible to
predict the clinical response of the five drugs okay so that's why it's all a
guessing game they give a drug for this and a drug for that and then you end up
giving drugs for the symptoms caused by drugs it's really it's an awful spiral
now there's a place for some drugs sometime but I generally think of them
as a band-aid to get people over a hump before they can they can figure out how
to get their body responding like it's supposed to well I think the difficulty
in the problem with the conventional care that's been given is a disease
management model and the rest of the world has a concept of a disease
resolution model so we can manage the disease I can always put a bandaid on it
and sometimes we need band-aids but by time we see patients they look more like
mummies they were wrapped up with so many band-aids so we treat the symptoms
very well and in Western medicine acute care is phenomenal you know America is
number one at trauma so if you get a gunshot wound a car accident you break a
bone I'm going to go to the local hospital here absolutely but outside
that emergency room which most people live we have this concept of again
disease management so we treat the symptoms we treat the symptoms and never
going at what's underlying cause of the symptom the imbalance or the dysfunction
I gave a lecture the other day at a conference and then and I got a little
feedback that was a little slightly negative from the audience but a bunch
of physicians I said you know physicians like us physicians were very much like
James Bond and they go why it's not that we're good-looking is that we all have a
license to kill we have a prescription that we can give someone that either can
save their life and also can kill them and we forget that sometimes that we give things that have actually a
detrimental effect they seem to think that taking a drug and covering up a
symptom is a better option you got a pile of horse manure here
what are you going to do well the logical thing would be take the manure out and get rid of it but instead they
put a carpet down well it still kind of lumpy then they flatten it but I can still smell it now you spraying some air
freshener here this is like one drug or another drug over the other drug trying
to deal with the symptoms side effects of the first drug and second drug and finally they're like the person just
deteriorates no matter what you say when you put a carpet over that manure you
spray air freshener you put perfume out there you burn a match whatever the case is the problem is still there you've
only covered it up one of Casey creches quotes really struck me
they said it's impossible to predict the outcome of taking five drugs together Wow
how many people do you know that are taking at least five drugs and maybe
more in doctor boot ours analogy of covering up the the manure with a carpet
that really struck home as well so I headed back home to the Lone Star State
to see what dr. Irvin Sawney has to say about the current medical system and the
pervasiveness of prescription drugs a system is designed to create chronic
disease there's no money in being healthy there's no money in being dead
all the money isn't being chronically ill and so the way the renew Maury ssin
which for physicians even with Medicare is that it it encourages more drugs to
be written you know so by design I feel like the system is flawed and that's you
know and if you think's paying the Congress people you know money for their
next election campaign some small-town doctor who's trying to educate people on how to lose weight or Pfizer or Merck
and I'm not picking on any specific company here but it's just simply true
that's where the money comes from and that's why you know that's how these
jobs were created and billions of dollars are paid out to you know
different individuals and that's why the system's flawed that's my opinion a very
that's one aspect of it that's very easy to sink your teeth into and no one can
tell me that I'm wrong because it's true it's just a fact I mean we're this isn't
something that's up for discussion this is this is just pure simply a fact very
telling information from dr. Sahni he says that the system is flawed but what
about the main treatments for cancer today the chemo the radiation and
surgery is our cancer system also flawed let's hear what several prominent physicians have to say
this matter when it comes to cancer typically conventional medicine will
treat with either chemotherapy or radiation or surgery or a combination thereof
correct what is your opinion on the efficacy of the conventional treatments
so each situation is different and so we have to approach each situation as
different unfortunately in a lot of conventional medicine like I was just an
Indian's Anderson people are treated more like a feedlot situation where you
know if you have this you know colon cancer right this is the protocol that
we use if you've got breast cancer this is the protocol that we use and
obviously you know that has failed our problem with conventional therapy is
when cancer has moved from one place to another when there is a metastasis from
the prostate into the bone or from the breast into the brain or from the colon into the left nose then conventional
therapy that doesn't work so well right so it does depend on what type of cancer
there is there are lots of rarer types of cancers like the cancer that Lance
Armstrong had right that was amenable to the conventional approach right and he goes on to to be able to cheat and win
you know some races and that was testicular cancer testicular can see I'm
in some races so so it does and there are some blood cancer some blood-borne cancers also that respond to the
conventional therapy so but for the most part the bread-and-butter cancers so when we're looking at ovarian cancer
pancreatic cancer prostate cancer breast cancer colon cancer uterine cancer once
those once the barn door gets open with any of those then the conventional
therapeutic model doesn't work then went into internal medicine residency in San
Francisco where I got my intro medicine degree and then from there went to
oncology fellowship time which is another two years so kind of overtrained
actually but finished that up in 73 and then went
into practice in San Francisco as an oncologist within a group of oncologists
after a couple years in San Francisco I decide I want to be a smaller town so I
moved to Reno have been there ever since 40 years down first 20 years of my
practice zero is doing everything just cookbooks down pending tracker conventional okay telling that a
protocol is just like the book said then I began to notice that my long term
survivor list was pretty short and I began reading the literature that
everyone was that after five years of chemo the in their home editor they
recorded all a 2.1 percent survival rate so any adult undergoing chemo stage 4 disease 2 out of 100 would be alive at
five years dunno you wouldn't hire a baseball player with a 2% batting
average not a Rockettes so I I finally realized I couldn't I couldn't
participate in this this act for very long so I decided to get my homeopathic degree all of the drugs that you see if
you if you pick up the label all of the chemo drug says causes cancer think
about it yeah we're use a drug to treat cancer that causes cancer a known
carcinogen how crazy is that but that's what we do every day in every
institution across America we use radiation what do x-rays cause hello
cancer and we're using that supposedly to treat it so you know stage four cancer in America survival rate is about
two percent you know that is horrific it can't get any worse than 2 percent so 2
percent success rate for stage 4 cancers is is beyond comprehension they patients
would live much longer and healthier if they did nothing if they didn't take the
drugs because the drugs are hastening their death
Wow and you know I've read studies don't get me started I think you're already
started I think you're already going which I am enjoying up is it's good
information I've read studies people saying the same thing doctors and
scientists saying that you would live longer by doing nothing than by doing
the treatment and I can't remember the medical doctor that I was talking to recently said that in all his years of
treating cancer patients that he's never actually seen one that died from the
cancer that they always died from the treatment yeah you know primary tumors almost never kill anyone unless they're
in the brain a primary tumor can kill you there but if you give it long enough
the metastasis can eventually get you but almost no one in America did that
today dies of their cancer they die of the side effects of the chemo and I
shouldn't call those side effects the direct effects of chemo because we call them side effects because are unwanted
but they are direct effects of the chemo agent it doesn't make sense to poison
and to radiate and to cut a body that's already sick in the first place
people don't get sick because they have cancer
they're already sick and then they develop cancer so if you start trying to
poison and put these horrific things into a person's body that's already
weakened sick in the first place you're not going to get very good results and
statistics show us that study done in Australia at the University of Sydney
Australia where they looked at 22 different cancers over five year period
and they found only a 2.2 percent on average success rate with chemotherapy
you know those aren't very good odds if you cut out an organ if it's diseased
what are you telling that patient to prevent that from happening again and so the traditional methods of
treatment is just not working so I headed to Memphis to talk to my friend Chris Warrick a cancer survivor
what's amazing is so many cancer patients when they're diagnosed and
they're told need chemotherapy almost all of them don't want to do it instinctively they
don't want to do it they don't want to be poisoned they don't want to suffer
they don't want to get sicker but everyone tells them they have to and so
they reluctantly agree to do it and for most of them it doesn't end well they
they get a treatment or a series of treatments and there will be a very
short window of time where they there the doctors can't find any tumors and so
they'll say you're in remission you're cancer-free yay
right we see celebrity headlines all the time I'm cancer-free now after having a tumor cut off right but the truth is
you're not cancer-free you still have cancer cells in your body you still have
a sick body you still have a depleted immune system and it's just a matter of
time before new new tumors form and it's really sad to watch cancer patients go
through this process of oh I'm in remission and they think everything's
great they can go back to normal life and a few months later they have another
scan and there's a new spot or several or it's it's migrated from what started
as a tiny lump in one breast is now in their brain in their liver spots on
their bones and their lungs and we know that's from the chemotherapy it's
causing it to spread it's making it more aggressive and it's causing secondary
cancers in the body radiation as well yeah that was my my next question is do
you think that is related to the chemotherapy yeah we know it is because
of the industry studies do ins the studies that have come from the cancer
industry tell us that chemotherapy is carcinogenic it causes secondary cancers
it's there are many chemotherapy drugs that are known carcinogens and listed by
the US National Toxicology Board as carcinogens they cause cancer it's
estimated by 2020 that 50% of all cancer in America will be medical x-ray induced
or drug-induced so we will be responsible in a very few
short years for 50% of all cancer in America Wow
and that that's staggering yes that's a staggering and the Medical Society is
doing this to us we are doing it to the people hmm that's that's mind-blowing
that by 2020 we will be respond of what for 50% of the cancers it's staggering Wow especially a lot of the
fact that the recent statistics from the whu-oh and the ACS are indicating that
one and two men one and three women alive today will face cancer and they're
saying that half of that it's caused by the medical system absolutely I'm blown
away and I don't get one way easily Wow 50% of cancers are actually caused by
the treatments and a lot of this information do you think that
oncologists themselves would take these treatments if they were diagnosed with
cancer 86% of oncologist polled or so said they wouldn't give themselves what
they give their patients they would not take chemo radiation exactly Wow 80 86% percent there's a study that came
out about 90 percent of physicians particularly in oncology
would not prescribe the drug that they give to their patients to their wife or
their child right so what does that tell us well it's just my job so there's a
disconnect between the patient and the physician now dr. Charles majors is a prime example of a physician that was
diagnosed with cancer himself he had multiple myeloma that spread to his
brain and he did not choose the big three treatments let's listen to what he
has to say the most important thing in when I'm working with a cancer patient
the first thing I want them to understand is you've got to understand
what cancer is you're walking in to talk to me or have or have a visit with me
you have no idea what cancer is but you're involved to do chemo radiation
right and or surgery but you don't even know what you're dealing with and so the
first thing I had to do is I had to find out and figure out exactly what cancer
was because if I wanted to reverse this I didn't know what it was and so our
body's made of 50 60 70 trillion cells those cells grow and die every single
day they grow and die every one of ourselves has has a cell death of a life
they die they grow they die they grow they die they grow they die right now as
you're sitting here your cells you will lose over a million cells in a second
and what happens a second later they regrow there's an intelligence inside of
you that's been more incredible than anything else that your body heals it
regulates it kills that those cells die and those cells we grow again
and so cancer is when those cells no longer die is called apoptosis those
cells no longer die and they begin to replicate themselves and they grow so
what I need to figure out is so why would those cancer cells show up why are
they there and why haven't they gone away right we all get cancer every day
you know the research shows between you know five ten thousands my twenty
thousand capsules are showing up every day we have an immune system that takes
control of it cancer is not some alien thing that was dumped in your body from
a spaceship or something it's you see this your body kind of got a bit wrong
and if you fix things your body will restore its health it's not a runaway train that can't be stopped I mean yes
it's a runaway but you know you can put the brakes on and then reverse it and
there you see that a lot of course I mean the number of natural cures now are
so fast you'd have to be blind or dumb not to see what's going on and not to realize that Orthodox medicine isn't
hitting the bar at all I couldn't stay in the same belt I it wasn't working I found I was just using more and more
drugs to treat the symptoms from the other drugs and more importantly people
weren't getting better and it just wasn't working for me and either I was
going to give up medicine or I had to find a different model to use and you know looking at things from a
biochemical model and a natural model to try and supply the body with what it
needs so we can take care of itself it's really a better way to go how it makes
me feel is very upset and the reason why I'm angry is because I feel that at
least it's negligence that's what's happening in the conventional medical care particularly with oncological
patients and cancer treatments and if you go further it's it almost could be
thought of as criminal because we are letting people die unnecessarily we're
giving people lower quality of lives and lower outcomes but we're pushing profits
every day this is injustice and I can't be silent anymore everybody has the
right right you have you know it's even like the Declaration of Independence you
know yeah the you know the right for these things you know the freedoms you
know to to have you know pursuit of happiness and we have to really pursue
that and you can't pursue happiness without health and what makes more
people happiest is feeling healthy and you can't put a price to that so you
know one with the most toys does you know
win at the end of the day even though we've been driven that we need to have a
lot of these extrinsic factors the intrinsic values that are more important and so it makes me happy when people
feel better I know this is a lot of information I know it's a lot of
information that's not commonly known and I know it's a lot of information that many people may look at and say oh
that's that can't be true well the bottom line is we've proved to you night
that it is true and so what we're going to do now is we're going to show you how
to take control of your health we're going to give you the information that you need the knowledge that you need so
that you can empower yourself with health I just want you to know from the
bottom of my heart that I am here for you that I care for you and I want you
to be healthy so we've taken the first step tonight let's continue on this
journey tomorrow I look forward to seeing you then
and 2012 I was diagnosed with breast cancer so actually the hardest part for me at that point was as to telling the
family that was the most emotional part because having cancer in the family for
so long it's almost like I expected it to get cancer I don't know if that makes
any sense so when I actually did it didn't surprise me all that much but the
fact that I had to tell the family it was just that was that was my most
heart-wrenching part of the part of the whole thing actually my daughter had
always had a fear of losing me because I had lost my mother so young so from a
very little child she had owned up she had always been afraid of losing her
mother and so here I'm going to have to give her the news that that might very
well be you know it was hard to tell the boys too but it was especially hard to
tell her because she was so fearful of that all of her life well breast cancer
is the number one killer of women the cancer and I had found a lump in my
breast and I went to the doctor and I had a mammogram done then they said he
didn't look what good they want to do a biopsy did a biopsy only suggest is an
invasive carcinoma breast cancer it's an invasive kind and so then we did a
lumpectomy and when they did a lumpectomy then they did send a load
biopsy and three out of three let notice that were tested were
positive for invasive cancer and one of them had actually gone outside the lymph
node and so it used to be that would be Stage four once it's in the lymph nodes
but they've changed their staging so mine actually from the information they
had that I had three positive lymph nodes and it was a stage 3b and so
usually you know that's a very grave I knew how serious that was because
usually less than five you depending on how fast it went
whether to the brain or to their long or to the liver would be deciding factor of
how fast you died so but what you have to you know so this is what happened for
my cancer and I chose my treatment like I said I had the ovaries removed which
was feeding the cancer which was causing the cancer so I removed the hormones so
this was very grave and I knew how serious it was and so it was very hard
for me even though I had chosen decided to do a natural treatment it was not
easy to go against my physicians it was very hard and April had this breast
surgery only did lumpectomies and they wanted to meet a sign over the fact that possibly they would do let know
dissection if they found cancer in the lymph nodes but I I would not agree to that I went down to UT pint which is a
lifestyle center and but I had actually just gotten the news that it was spread
to my lymph nodes which was kind of a heavy hit for me because usually as a
nurse and a medical profession you know if somebody has a lymph node involvement
that's pretty much you're going to have cancer all over the body pretty much and
so it was really emotional to deal with so but it took some readjusting because
I didn't expect it I thought it was just going to be limited to the on lumpectomy
and that it would be in the lymph nodes but anyway when I got down there now we
it was exciting they did before every treatment they would have prayer and
someone always stayed right with you it's such such a contrast to our
hospitals you know it's just when I got back from the lifestyle center
I had promised my doctor I go see the oncologist radiologist and I saw I did
that and they can I didn't decide against doing the chemo and radiation
but they did want me to get a PET scan and so I had a PET scan done which I was
very reluctant to do that because of the radioactive iodine I mean Google Blue
Coast and so I had it done and I was so thrilled though when I got the results
that they did not see any cancer in my major any organs so I was really thrilled about that that things that I
have done we're working I didn't lose my hair I did I wasn't sick and throwing up
and retching and going through night sweats and different things and I looked
healthy and I felt healthy and I still do and I'm doing health seminars and so
there is there's a better way to treat cancer then than what we're offering people today so when I got the results
from my PET scan I got all the children on a conference call I got Tim and David
and Stacy on a conference call they thought I was going to give him some bad
news because I told him I was going to give him news about their PET scan and
when I told them you know it was almost like there was silence on the other end
I thought what's going on really I found out later they were actually crying for
joy because I had given him that that
reassurance that the PET scan was good they didn't see any disease going on and
I felt good I've been walking two miles a day
I'm visiting in San Diego and and actually doing health seminars and it's been almost three years then I was
diagnosed and so I'm loving it so I really have been enjoyed the journey
it's been a growing process having cancer and you know you hear people
saying you know it did did wonders for me you know
I think you love life everything that's happening you appreciate things that are
happening more even you know just as simple things I got to see my grandson
baptised and I was healthy there for him and just little things in life meaning a lot that you can enjoy them with your
family and so there is there's the better way and I hope single fun it'll
be available to everybody to find these alternative treatments that actually
work for them there's many of them that do there's many options that we have the
scientific proof of so when I went into the doctors and talked to them and they
wanted me to do other something else it was very hard to go against what they
wanted me to do but my gut feeling was that I needed to go my own route and do
natural treatments because I felt like immunology increasing my immune system
was the way to treat my cancer and if that's what you've decided then that's what you need to do and the hardest
thing is to go against your doctor and your family because the usually the families are saying you've got to do
this or you're going to die because that's what's the sometimes the doctors
will say if you don't do chemo you might be dead in six months I urge you to go
with what you feel is the right treatment for you and if I can make a
difference in somebody's life and help them to be healthier and enjoy their
life for their family it is mission yes didn't think of it that way that so many
people would be watching this and my husband said let maybe your chest will
become your testimony and and it has become a testimony that my testimony is
there's a better way you can enjoy life and just because
you've been given the diagnosis of cancer don't lose hope you have hope and God gives you your hope in a future and
it's it's been an amazing journey to know now that I'm going to be able to
this testimony will go out to the world and other people will know there is hope
it's not just hopeless there's hope and the future lifts cancer
you