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The Truth About Cancer
surveying the area and then if something goes array then they let loose
and they have all these weapons of mass destruction to make things
happen. So when your temperature goes up, when you get red, when
you have diarrhea, when you have the sniffles, and the watery eyes,
and all that, so all of that is not because of the critter. That’s because of
these chemicals that your immune system is able to release.
And these—you know, I was an emergency room doctor before and I
can tell you that these chemicals are so powerful that they can kill you
very quickly in a process that we call anaphylactic shock. So if you go
into anaphylactic shock and, again, that’s a consequence of the
production of these weapons of mass destruction of the immune system
you die very quickly if you’re not in my emergency room. So we have to
respect that the immune system has some really powerful weapons. and
so in a condition less benign than anaphylactic shock where you’ve
gotten fever and red and that type of thing then it’s just spitting out some
chemicals that make the environment not so hospitable, not so
hospitable for the bacteria, but also not so hospitable for human cells
either, right. And so this is what creates that toxic situation that over a
long period of time the human cell will try to protect itself from. One of
the things that—the chemicals that is produced during this inflammatory
process are called growth factors. So growth factors have an estrogenic
effect and estrogens in general make cells go into hyperplasia that we
talked about before so making one cell faster than normal changed to
two, changed to four, changed to eight, again, exponential growth, right
So those fat cells that are born of an inflammatory situation, right, those
then are linked the formation of cancer.
Ty: Now you mentioned estrogens, is estrogen the hormone that
females have and males have testosterone or do we both have
both What is the difference between the hormones in females and
males And then I want to get to a question concerning the effect
of estrogens on cancers.
Dr. Roby Mitchell: There’s no difference in the molecular aspects of
the hormones that are in men and women. Women have testosterone,
men have estrogen, both have progesterone and corticosteroids and all
these. What’s different is the amount, right. So women have a higher
amount of estrogen, men have a higher amount of testosterone. Women
have a higher amount of estrogen receptors. And men have a higher
amount of testosterone receptors, right. And so that’s key, that marriage
between the receptor the hormone such that a woman—I can give a
woman testosterone injections. She will never get as big as a man
because she doesn’t have the receptors that a man has. We can put
estrogen into a man and you’re not going to turn him into a woman,
right, because he doesn’t have the receptors for those estrogens, right,
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