the-truth-about-cancer

The Truth About Cancer
So all this time you see these cancer centers giving ice cream to
patients it’s like what are they thinking about One century ago sugar
was a delicacy, you know, so you’d have maybe mom would make an
apple pie or you’d go to the store and get a little treat or something like
that. Five pounds a year it’s estimated would be the intake of sugar per
year per person on the average. Today, it’s a whopping 150 plus
pounds per person per year on the average, and somebody is eating
our sugar. So the average is pretty high. The point is people are eating
their weight in sugar a year. So sugar, we talk about, it’s a big problem.
Yes, it’s a big problem.
I mean sugar’s wonderful. Everybody likes sugar. I like sugar but I
choose not to thrive on sugar. See sugar should have been in our fun
foods, building blocks, fuel, and fun. Okay, fun foods, every now and
then you have sugar. But sugar, a 100 grams of carbohydrates. I saw a
study that was either a 100 grams or 200 grams recently where it said
that like you had a pizza meal, for instance, or a pasta meal. Within 15
minutes of eating that meal your leukocytic index, which is basically
essentially a white blood cell, how many bad guys can it eat in an hour
The study was suggesting it should be about 16 per white blood cell in
an hour. But within this carbohydrate meal within 15 minutes you’ve
dropped from 16 to 1.9 and hold that for hours.
Ty: So you have 10 percent capacity that you used to.
KC Craichy: 10 percent capacity and basically these patients are often
in an immune compromised state to start with. Some of the treatments
they are getting are taking their immunity down to almost nothing and
then they’re throwing sugar in on top of that which directly feeds the
problem but it also directly takes a whack at the immunity. It’s a terrible
cycle that people need to consider.
Ty: [Burton], talk about corruption. You mentioned that now twice
thus far. What about the current medical paradigm do you see as
being corrupt
Burton Goldberg: You got to separate medicine. There’s preventative
medicine, there’s the emergency room and trauma, and there’s
degenerative disease. You can’t beat mainstream medicine in the
emergency room and trauma. For prevention, they’re ignorant. For
degenerative disease, they’re guilty of crimes against humanity. The
medical profession does not tell the truth. And many of the systems that
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