the-truth-about-cancer

Episode 1: The Cancer Pandemic
constituents in the tree bark are traditional Chinese medicine. I mean a
lot of those are tree barks. The herbs the plants, everything had a
medicinal component, even the sky, the sunlight was medicinal. I
couldn’t find anything that wasn’t medicine. And so when people tell me,
when they come up to me and they say things like, I don't know what do
about cancer I’ve tried everything. Have you tried nature Have you—I
bet you on the way to your cancer clinic you walked by nature. You
walked by some plants that probably have anti-cancer medicines in
them.
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Ty: We are just getting started. This is just day one of seven days.
We learned a lot today. We learned about the history of modern
medicine, the Flexner report. We’ve learned about the
ineffectiveness of the big three treatments—chemotherapy,
radiation, and surgery. We’ve learned about why doctors treat
symptoms with drugs instead of getting to the root cause. We’ve
learned that tumors are just a symptom of cancer and that cutting
them out sometimes is just like smashing a check engine light in
your car. It doesn’t fix the underlying imbalance in the body, which
is caused by the immune system. In tomorrow’s episode we’re
going to learn all about the immune system. Have you leukocytes
and lymphocytes, macrophages, T-cells B-cells, monocytes,
eosinophils, basophils Don’t be scared by all these big terms.
We’re going to break it down for you. Emeril Lagasse likes to kick
it up a notch. We’re going to take it down a notch tomorrow so you
can understand your immune system and so you can see how that
you can take this personal cancer fighting army and turn them on
to protect your body from cancer.
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Ty: Alright, so I’m here with Kelly and we’re out in San Diego. And
you were diagnosed with cancer. And so I just want you to share
with the audience here what kind of cancer did you have What did
you doctor tell you that you needed to do And what did you do for
it
Kelly: Okay. So in 2010 I was diagnosed with stage III lobular invasive
carcinoma. So I had it pretty much in my entire right breast and then in
the lymph nodes as well. And at the time they tried to strong arm me
into doing chemo and radiation. And I opted to really take some time
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