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The Truth About Cancer And so I woke up the next morning and I have tube down my throat because I couldn’t breathe, tubes coming out of my stomach, tubes coming out of my head. And I’m thinking the tumors are gone. I have no clue what’s going on. No one’s telling me anything. And finally they told me that it wasn’t benign. That this was cancer. And I couldn’t speak at all to anyone else. And then they said, we need to do more testing. Its worse than that. So what could be worse than cancer already in your brain and spreading. They said its worse than that. its the secondary. Its coming from somewhere in the body. So then they went and did CAT scans and PET scans and did everything they could for the next three or four days. They could not find any cancer anywhere else. Finally they had to do a bone marrow test. They went in, they drill your bone marrow and they take out some bone marrow. They test it. About 37 to 40 percent of my blood was making cancer. And so I was diagnosed at that time with a multiple myeloma which is the myelocytes were reacting. So I had all this myeloma and the myelocytes. I had bone marrow cancer and because it was made in the blood it spread. What was interesting is because of the way I was living it never went to any other organ. Almost every single myeloma patient it goes to their spine, their bones crack, and it’s a horrible death where mine only went up to my brain. So whatever I was doing they said how I was living at least kept it out of the rest of my body because they figured it should have been all through my bones. It should have been everywhere else. At that time the two oncologists, they walked into the room with me to give me the bad news. And they said, you know, the bad news is its incurable. Its already in your brain. The only thing we could do is bone marrow transplant, high dose chemo, and some radiation. And that would only buy you time. That was a Thursday morning I was let out. I literally got on a plane at 5:00 in the afternoon and flew to Reno, Nevada to see Dr. James Forsyth. He’s one of the premiere oncologists in the world. What he was using there was IV vitamin C, poly MVA, he had his own Forsyth immune therapies. I was doing all different stuff. I was doing all the diet stuff which I knew how to do working on all the supplementation, all the exercise work. I was doing all that. And they were killing it. And just like I teach now that the number one thing that has to be done when someone has cancer is you have to get to the cause. The second step is, you know, now kill it. But if you don’t get to the cause and stop creating it and stop making it it doesn’t matter if I kill it or not. I could have killed all this cancer. It would have bought me some time, thank God, like chemo and radiation may do. But if I don’t stop making it, if I don’t get to the cause its going to come back anyway. So when I was in The Quest for The Cures Page 226
Episode 7: How to Survive and Thrive Reno with Dr. Forsyth I was there so he could help kill it because it was spreading. It was in my brain. I could barely function. So he was helping kill the cancer. I was working on stopping making it, changing my lifestyle, changing the environment. I was there about three weeks. I left there, came home, began all my—all the protocols at home. I had ozone machine, which rectal ozone, PEMF, positron electronic magnification frequencies. I was doing infrared saunas. I was doing a high dose proteolytic therapies, poly MVAs, I was—I mean I was doing probably a 100 to 120 supplements a day throughout. And then my blood work was being read at that time by Dr. Hilu in Spain who’s another top cancer doctor there. And he would read my blood and then I went out there about four months later. I spent two weeks there, amazing, following him, watching him do what he does. And now I send my blood over there every three to six months to him. I do my blood work here. And now its—obviously its going on almost four years now that I’m feeling good, doing better than ever. Blood work’s look clear. Dr. Hilu even said to me, stop sending your blood to me, send it next year. But I still send it all the time because for me medicine’s there to—thank God. I could run every medical test on you, every cancer test on you, I could do every medical test there is, one wouldn’t find cancer after you have it, right Thank God we have those tests but I don’t want to wait for a test. Medicine’s early detection of a disease that’s already existing. Its not healthcare. Its not preventative care. The disease is already there. And thank God we have those things but those things aren’t going to get me back to health again. Ty: Right. So really what you’re stressing, and I’m seeing this as a common thread among a lot of the interviewees for this miniseries is that prevention is the key. And also changing the environment of the body that makes it inhospitable to cancer because cancer doesn’t live in certain environments or it doesn’t do well in certain environments. So the focus is really prevention and to change that internal terrain so that cancer doesn’t feel like it’s at home. Dr. Charles Majors: Absolutely! Again, we look under the normal healthy cell uses oxygen as its respiration. We know a cancer cell hates oxygen. So we know that we need to get more oxygen into the body and that’s what ozone is doing. You know, I do a lot of vitamin C. Most people don’t realize that vitamin is helping bring more oxygen into the body. I do IV hydrogen peroxide and I still do these things. I do IV H 2 O 2 . And so I’m doing things that are also bringing in lots of oxygen into my body, into my cells, giving it the environment that this cancer can’t live. I do my high intensity, short duration workouts six days a week still. So I do all my protocols still to this day to make sure I’m creating an environment where that cancer can never come back. The Quest for The Cures Page 227
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The Truth About Cancer<br />
And so I woke up <strong>the</strong> next morning and I have tube down my throat<br />
because I couldn’t brea<strong>the</strong>, tubes coming out of my stomach, tubes<br />
coming out of my head. And I’m thinking <strong>the</strong> tumors are gone. I have no<br />
clue what’s going on. No one’s telling me anything. And finally <strong>the</strong>y told<br />
me that it wasn’t benign. That this was <strong>cancer</strong>. And I couldn’t speak at<br />
all to anyone else. And <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong>y said, we need to do more testing. Its<br />
worse than that. So what could be worse than <strong>cancer</strong> already in your<br />
brain and spreading. They said its worse than that. its <strong>the</strong> secondary. Its<br />
coming from somewhere in <strong>the</strong> body. So <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong>y went and did CAT<br />
scans and PET scans and did everything <strong>the</strong>y could for <strong>the</strong> next three or<br />
four days. They could not find any <strong>cancer</strong> anywhere else. Finally <strong>the</strong>y<br />
had to do a bone marrow test.<br />
They went in, <strong>the</strong>y drill your bone marrow and <strong>the</strong>y take out some bone<br />
marrow. They test it. About 37 to 40 percent of my blood was making<br />
<strong>cancer</strong>. And so I was diagnosed at that time with a multiple myeloma<br />
which is <strong>the</strong> myelocytes were reacting. So I had all this myeloma and<br />
<strong>the</strong> myelocytes. I had bone marrow <strong>cancer</strong> and because it was made in<br />
<strong>the</strong> blood it spread. What was interesting is because of <strong>the</strong> way I was<br />
living it never went to any o<strong>the</strong>r organ. Almost every single myeloma<br />
patient it goes to <strong>the</strong>ir spine, <strong>the</strong>ir bones crack, and it’s a horrible death<br />
where mine only went up to my brain. So whatever I was doing <strong>the</strong>y said<br />
how I was living at least kept it out of <strong>the</strong> rest of my body because <strong>the</strong>y<br />
figured it should have been all through my bones. It should have been<br />
everywhere else.<br />
At that time <strong>the</strong> two oncologists, <strong>the</strong>y walked into <strong>the</strong> room with me to<br />
give me <strong>the</strong> bad news. And <strong>the</strong>y said, you know, <strong>the</strong> bad news is its<br />
incurable. Its already in your brain. The only thing we could do is bone<br />
marrow transplant, high dose chemo, and some radiation. And that<br />
would only buy you time. That was a Thursday morning I was let out. I<br />
literally got on a plane at 5:00 in <strong>the</strong> afternoon and flew to Reno,<br />
Nevada to see Dr. James Forsyth. He’s one of <strong>the</strong> premiere oncologists<br />
in <strong>the</strong> world. What he was using <strong>the</strong>re was IV vitamin C, poly MVA, he<br />
had his own Forsyth immune <strong>the</strong>rapies. I was doing all different stuff. I<br />
was doing all <strong>the</strong> diet stuff which I knew how to do working on all <strong>the</strong><br />
supplementation, all <strong>the</strong> exercise work. I was doing all that. And <strong>the</strong>y<br />
were killing it.<br />
And just like I teach now that <strong>the</strong> number one thing that has to be done<br />
when someone has <strong>cancer</strong> is you have to get to <strong>the</strong> cause. The second<br />
step is, you know, now kill it. But if you don’t get to <strong>the</strong> cause and stop<br />
creating it and stop making it it doesn’t matter if I kill it or not. I could<br />
have killed all this <strong>cancer</strong>. It would have bought me some time, thank<br />
God, like chemo and radiation may do. But if I don’t stop making it, if I<br />
don’t get to <strong>the</strong> cause its going to come back anyway. So when I was in<br />
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