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The Truth About Cancer
using Beta Glucan. I’ve seen tumors disappear. I’ve seen doctors in
amazement. Are these the right records Is this my patient I mean
because this can’t be because we haven’t treated you yet with chemo
and radiation. Your cancer can’t be getting better. Your cancer can’t be
gone. People who have embraced certain diets, coffee enema is one of
my favorites. As Dr. Tate used to always tell me, man, that coffee is
good but you’re putting it the wrong end. I actually tried a few coffee
enemas. I’ll be honest with you I’d probably be in a—I’d probably enjoy
being in a fist fight but if I had cancer I’d figure out a way.
Ty: So let me ask you this Dr. J. if you were diagnosed with colon
cancer let’s say what would you do
Dr. David Jockers: Well, I will tell you I mean this does hit home. I
didn’t talk about this in the beginning but early on in my practice I was
28-years-old and all of a sudden I had this big red spot on my nose right
here. And the cancer actually that my grandfather had was a melanoma,
a metastatic melanoma, so a skin cancer. And so I knew I was
susceptible to something along those lines. I grew up surfing on the
beach. So I’ve had a lot of intense sun exposure, probably been burnt
way more than I would naturally recommend just really because I didn’t
know any better. And so I knew I was susceptible and at that period of
time in my life I was living, number one, with a lot of fear. I had just
opened a business. I was in a tremendous amount of debt. I had a lot of
people counting on me. There was lots of—you know when you run a
business there’s confrontation. There’s all different types of issues and
you know, my nutrition wasn’t excellent. It was great. I would say it was
a lot better than most people. It wasn’t excellent.
There was a lot of things in my life that were issues. And so I looked at
myself in the mirror and I could see exactly what was developing. And I
knew enough to know that that was not normal. And certainly I could
have gone to a dermatologist or somebody for a more advanced
diagnosis of it but I really didn’t need that. To me it was a wakeup call.
And I think really for all of us we’ve got to have eyes to see and ears to
hear in our own life because ultimately if we’re living in a way that’s just
not beneficial to us and the people around us there’s going to be
wakeup calls. And I just took inventory of where I was in my life and I
realized that fear was my dominating thought—fear of failure, fear of
letting people down, and I knew I needed to work on myself mentally,
emotionally, spiritually. I looked at my nutrition. I realized, you know
what. There was probably way too many carbohydrates in there than
there should be. Okay. and so I took out the carbohydrates and went
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