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If I got diagnosed with cancer tomorrow,
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I'm going to tell you exactly what I
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would do. You don't get cancer from bad
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luck. It's actually a metabolic disease,
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which means it has everything to do with
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the strength of your mitochondria, the
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energy factory. Cancer has all sorts of
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survival strategies to try to stay one
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step ahead of you. It actually hijacks
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certain parts of your body, much like a
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parasite does the same thing. Parasites
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and cancer have very similar ways of
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surviving. talking about evading your
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immune system, robbing your resources
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and your fuel to survive. The other
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thing you need to know about cancer is
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it's very sick. It's living on the edge.
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At the same time, it's very good at
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adapting to certain things. This is why
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I would try many things at once, not
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just one thing, because cancer will just
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find a way around it. The most powerful
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weapon that you could use against
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cancer, and this is what I would do, is
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prolonged fasting. Why? When you cut off
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all resources by not eating anything,
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just drinking water and taking your
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supplements, you put the cancer at a
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major disadvantage, because it's already
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having a hard time getting fuel. Your
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normal cells can easily adapt to
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fasting, but the cancer cells cannot. If
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I had an advanced cancer, I'm going to
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fast longer than if it was maybe a stage
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two cancer, and it's not as advanced, I
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would then fast for a shorter period of
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time. With prolonged fasting, I might
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fast 3 days to maybe even 2 weeks or
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longer if I had a stage four situation.
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All the foods that I would eat would
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also have to align with being
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anti-cancer, like cruciferous
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vegetables, like fermented foods that
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had a lot of polyphenols, for example.
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One was a sulforaphane, which has been
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known to actually help inhibit cancer,
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or quercetin, or resveratrol, berberine.
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But here's the part that people would
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not expect me to say. There's two
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pharmaceutical drugs that I may consider
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taking. Not the regular chemotherapy
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drugs, not the radiation therapy. And by
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the way, I'm not telling you what to do.
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This is what I would do. The two drugs
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that I would consider are they're cheap,
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they're anti-parasitic drugs with
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remarkable safety profiles, Ivermectin
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and Fenbendazole. Why would I consider
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taking either one of those? Remember
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when I mentioned that cancer and
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parasites have similar survival
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strategies? Well, guess what those drugs
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do? They shut down the pathways of
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survival for the parasite. It just so
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happens to be similar pathways that
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cancer survives as well, and you're
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shutting those down. I know some people
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are going to say, well, why doesn't
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medicine recommend those? Well, because
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you can't patent those drugs. There's
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not a lot of profit in those drugs.
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There's a lot of profit in chemotherapy
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and radiation. But those two
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anti-parasitic drugs shut down something
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called glycolysis, the main metabolic
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pathway that cancer gets its fuel from.
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What kills parasites can also disrupt
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the growth of a tumor. Fenbendazole has
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been shown to disrupt these microtubules
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that make up the very structure of a
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tumor. I'm not making any claims of any
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cures. This is just what I would do if I
