the-truth-about-cancer

Episode 6: What Would Doc Do
So there’s five phases that we use when we deal with cancer patients.
The first is systemic detoxification as we’ve talked about. The second
one is physiological optimization. So we want to optimize the entire
physiology to that of the highest possible level that we can. In quantum
physics lingo this would be achieving zero point. So we’re trying to get
maximum benefit, maximum output with minimal expenditure of energy.
The third phase is immune modulation. We want to repair the immune
system, train the immune system to start working again. The fourth one
is target acquisition or to acquiesce a target meaning—again you know
I’m prior military—so you have to first identify the target and the problem
is the immune system many times doesn’t identify that cancer’s being
formed because the cancer mimics a fetus, alpha fetoprotein, human
chorionic gonadotropin. These are non-specific markers of cancer but
they’re also markers of pregnancy. When you do a pregnancy test
you’re looking for HCG. When you do the alpha fetoprotein for women
for amniocentesis that’s a market of pregnancy but it’s also a marker,
non-specific marker, for cancer.
So the cancer mimics a fetus so the body doesn’t respond to it. So we
have to now show the body that this is not natural, this thing that’s
growing in here it’s not supposed to be left alone. it’s actually supposed
to be attacked. And so we have to train the body to acquiesce that
target. So we basically—its like flipping on night goggles and all of a
sudden you realize who’s foreign and should be—which are the aliens
that need to be eliminated and which are not, Ty, if you believe in
science fiction movies like that. I think the aliens are all friendly if there
are aliens out there, so. But anyway. You understand what I’m saying.
That’s a different part. You don’t want to know that part about Dr. Buttar,
right
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