🤔 I find it so very curious as to how overtly emotional, reactive, and even supposedly "scientific centered" people become irrational, the mere suggestion that a scientific theory of a particular disease pathology and its designated theory of therapy, could be wrong.😐🤔🤨
If one is truly practising scientific methods and Hippocratic medicine, then one is OBLIGATED to be open to other theories of disease pathology, and subsequent treatment. Particularly, when current dogma has failed so spectacularly. #lookatthenumbers
Cancer is a metabolical response to insult. The body is using its resources to downregulate to survive, to buy time to heal, and that whatever endogenous/exogenous environmental insult occurred will stop, to allow healing.
Well done Dr M. Challenge the cancer dogma. #follownone
Thirty years ago, I saw a Seattle oncologist named Dr. Glenn Warner who said sugar feeds cancer. All of his patients were told to eliminate sugar from their diets. Dr. Warner almost lost his medical license. One of the Nordstroms from Seattle paid Dr. Warner’s legal bills when he was fighting to keep his medical license. I was diagnosed as not having cancer.
He lost his license. Kitty’s money couldn't stop that (whether or not she tried to “rescue” him). Too bad about those half dozen (at least) patients that died because of his negligence and quackery.
Like the 43-year-old woman with localized breast cancer and a >90% chance of long-term survival, that he talked out of conventional therapy. She died within a year.
It was a sad ending. Dr. Warner was the Dr. for the governor of WA, Booth Gardner’s wife, who lived. My close friend was nearly dead when she became his patient. He helped keep her alive for many years. Every patient is different.
I'm glad that your friend got lucky, but “Every patient is different” doesn't mean that it's okay to practice quackery. He was legitimate and reputable, gradually morphing into a clear danger.
Your only substack “subscriptions” are for frauds and grifters. No “skeptics,” just loons. Do your two physician sons indulge your “interests?”
Thank You for this, Dr. Marik. This focuses not just upon the trigger for cancer, but the gunpowder which it burns.
I have read this intently and with interest.
It seems that helping one’s mitochondria to be healthy is good, and eating excess refined carbohydrate, like flours and sugars drives the conditions which favor cancer-cells.
Cutting dietary sugars and white starches seems like basic prudence. (No Sweet Drinks!")
Mitochondria are supported by the warm rays of sunlight, which penetrate the skin and even light clothing like a t-shirt. One should get at least a half hour of this daily when possible, and avoid sunburns. I get considerably more, bicycling and vegetable gardening, myself.
It looks like curries (curcumin) and berries (resveratrol) are good. I grow tomatoes and like them a lot, canning salsa for winter every year.
I look forward to the next installment of this practical and insightful series.
hii-I saw you were also in the top 100 health & wellness. I’m 29 and pretty new to substack. Sharing everything health, faith and fashionI in my healing journey after beating cancer twice. Check out my homemade healthy matcha recipe I posted today 💌🍵
So he is probably healing people over the border…. Where they allow you to do so. A prostate biopsy gone bad gave me necrotizing fasciitis/sepsis.
Almost died from following protocol.
2 hr surgery, 2 surgeons, left with civil war battlefield medicine, 7” gash 2” deep to heal from bottom up. 6 month recovery. I walked back in to my urologist office. He tells me yes you have cancer and they want to do another biopsy…. Yeah, hows no sound.
I saw another doctor whom I trust, he gave me a little yellow slip of paper with the word Fenbendazole written on it. (Dog dewormer.)
I did a lot of research on it and it actually stops cancer dead in a lot of cases so I started a protocol with that and ivermectin, today I’m cancer free.
Radiation and chemo having a 90% fail rate… I thank God for dog dewormer😄
The doctor in question probably prescribed ivermectin for Covid, which actually works. People didn’t die of Covid. They died of remdisavir. They died at the hands of Anthony Fauci. They died from the misuse of ventilators. Very few died at home most died at the hospital where they were paid $65,000 apiece to inject them with remdisavir and put them on a vent until they died.
So yeah, I would go see him before I would step foot in the hospital. Hospital is a good place to die.
Here you go. I also remember Dr Anthony Chaffee ( a carnivore proponent) did podcasts with 3 brain tumour patients, one was Andrew, but I can’t remember the names of the others so you’d have to look back. I think they were all before 2024 though as that’s when my friend was diagnosed and I looked them up.
3-bromopyruvate. Remember that molecule. What ever happened to the Korean researcher from Johns Hopkins who followed up on Pete Pedersen and the Hexokinase 2 pathway ? The last I heard she discovered that 3-bromopyruvate would react with HK2 ,and not allow lactic acid to leave the cell. Since the build up of lactic acid was a result of the cancer cell lifecycle process, not allowing the lactic acid to leave the cytoplasm would literally blow up the cancer cell. Does anyone have any knowledge to what happened to this cancer researcher and her work ?
I reviewed your paper. You suggest many treatments some which lack scientific credibility. Juicing (Gerson method) is a No No.. you should follow tmy post that are still to come.. quite exhaustive. Thanks Paul
I respect your perspective, however I stand fully behind the accuracy of this article. This was not a casually written piece it is the result of extensive research and careful analysis. All sources are clearly referenced within the article. I would also like to suggest a valuable resource: 'Real Medicine' by Dr. Aidin Salih, which provides a thorough and evidence-based examination of many of the topics discussed. I welcome open and constructive dialogue, but I am confident in the foundation of this work. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback, Paul. I appreciate you taking the time to read it. This article was written to explore different perspectives and open a discussion not to replace medical treatment. Every approach mentioned was presented as a subject of research, not a definitive recommendation. I look forward to reading your upcoming posts as well. Best regards.
From this perspective, disturbance is not an exception but a rule. Human beings almost always suffer from an imperfect or diminished contact with the basic, spontaneous, biologically determined movements that characterize a living organism.
You can also block certain users that fill your comment section with nonsense. It will make for a nicer experience for everyone else. Welcome to Substack!
Hi, I am an 81 year old writer and this is my first attempt at publishing my short stories. I would love to have people read them and comment what you think! Time passes, and I want to be recognized as a writer. Thank you to all that take the time.
🤔 I find it so very curious as to how overtly emotional, reactive, and even supposedly "scientific centered" people become irrational, the mere suggestion that a scientific theory of a particular disease pathology and its designated theory of therapy, could be wrong.😐🤔🤨
If one is truly practising scientific methods and Hippocratic medicine, then one is OBLIGATED to be open to other theories of disease pathology, and subsequent treatment. Particularly, when current dogma has failed so spectacularly. #lookatthenumbers
Cancer is a metabolical response to insult. The body is using its resources to downregulate to survive, to buy time to heal, and that whatever endogenous/exogenous environmental insult occurred will stop, to allow healing.
Well done Dr M. Challenge the cancer dogma. #follownone
Thanks for your comments. You are so right. Many people still believe the earth is flat. Paul
Thirty years ago, I saw a Seattle oncologist named Dr. Glenn Warner who said sugar feeds cancer. All of his patients were told to eliminate sugar from their diets. Dr. Warner almost lost his medical license. One of the Nordstroms from Seattle paid Dr. Warner’s legal bills when he was fighting to keep his medical license. I was diagnosed as not having cancer.
He lost his license. Kitty’s money couldn't stop that (whether or not she tried to “rescue” him). Too bad about those half dozen (at least) patients that died because of his negligence and quackery.
Like the 43-year-old woman with localized breast cancer and a >90% chance of long-term survival, that he talked out of conventional therapy. She died within a year.
It was a sad ending. Dr. Warner was the Dr. for the governor of WA, Booth Gardner’s wife, who lived. My close friend was nearly dead when she became his patient. He helped keep her alive for many years. Every patient is different.
I'm glad that your friend got lucky, but “Every patient is different” doesn't mean that it's okay to practice quackery. He was legitimate and reputable, gradually morphing into a clear danger.
Your only substack “subscriptions” are for frauds and grifters. No “skeptics,” just loons. Do your two physician sons indulge your “interests?”
My son’s attended USC Keck School of Medicine and UCSF. I am more likely to follow Holistic medicine.
I’m cancer free from ivermectin and Fenbendazole, living proof you are the quack
You are a paid shill, a liar in the worst degree
Thank You for this, Dr. Marik. This focuses not just upon the trigger for cancer, but the gunpowder which it burns.
I have read this intently and with interest.
It seems that helping one’s mitochondria to be healthy is good, and eating excess refined carbohydrate, like flours and sugars drives the conditions which favor cancer-cells.
Cutting dietary sugars and white starches seems like basic prudence. (No Sweet Drinks!")
Mitochondria are supported by the warm rays of sunlight, which penetrate the skin and even light clothing like a t-shirt. One should get at least a half hour of this daily when possible, and avoid sunburns. I get considerably more, bicycling and vegetable gardening, myself.
It looks like curries (curcumin) and berries (resveratrol) are good. I grow tomatoes and like them a lot, canning salsa for winter every year.
I look forward to the next installment of this practical and insightful series.
Thanks for your comments. What follows builds on this post. Kindly Paul
hii-I saw you were also in the top 100 health & wellness. I’m 29 and pretty new to substack. Sharing everything health, faith and fashionI in my healing journey after beating cancer twice. Check out my homemade healthy matcha recipe I posted today 💌🍵
Never get a biopsy.
Thanks interesting story. How true.
Hi Joe. I’m curious and I’d love to hear more of your thoughts on this and why.
So he is probably healing people over the border…. Where they allow you to do so. A prostate biopsy gone bad gave me necrotizing fasciitis/sepsis.
Almost died from following protocol.
2 hr surgery, 2 surgeons, left with civil war battlefield medicine, 7” gash 2” deep to heal from bottom up. 6 month recovery. I walked back in to my urologist office. He tells me yes you have cancer and they want to do another biopsy…. Yeah, hows no sound.
I saw another doctor whom I trust, he gave me a little yellow slip of paper with the word Fenbendazole written on it. (Dog dewormer.)
I did a lot of research on it and it actually stops cancer dead in a lot of cases so I started a protocol with that and ivermectin, today I’m cancer free.
Radiation and chemo having a 90% fail rate… I thank God for dog dewormer😄
The doctor in question probably prescribed ivermectin for Covid, which actually works. People didn’t die of Covid. They died of remdisavir. They died at the hands of Anthony Fauci. They died from the misuse of ventilators. Very few died at home most died at the hospital where they were paid $65,000 apiece to inject them with remdisavir and put them on a vent until they died.
So yeah, I would go see him before I would step foot in the hospital. Hospital is a good place to die.
You are part of the problem not the solution.
My husband has brain cancer and we’re doing everything we know to do. I’ll continue to read your posts and pray… God can
Do you also follow Andrew Scarborough, he is surviving a glioblastoma and has a substack.
I don’t but I’ll look him up do you have his link?
https://substack.com/@andrewscarborough?r=h1ah5&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=profile&shareImageVariant=blur
Here you go. I also remember Dr Anthony Chaffee ( a carnivore proponent) did podcasts with 3 brain tumour patients, one was Andrew, but I can’t remember the names of the others so you’d have to look back. I think they were all before 2024 though as that’s when my friend was diagnosed and I looked them up.
Oh, thank you so much
3-bromopyruvate. Remember that molecule. What ever happened to the Korean researcher from Johns Hopkins who followed up on Pete Pedersen and the Hexokinase 2 pathway ? The last I heard she discovered that 3-bromopyruvate would react with HK2 ,and not allow lactic acid to leave the cell. Since the build up of lactic acid was a result of the cancer cell lifecycle process, not allowing the lactic acid to leave the cytoplasm would literally blow up the cancer cell. Does anyone have any knowledge to what happened to this cancer researcher and her work ?
Good question. She go embroiled in bad politics and financial issue at Hopkins and was forced to leave. I think the molecule died.
Hi- I’m 29 and have beaten cancer twice- sharing everything I’ve learned. Here’s my newsletter from today.
Can you take a look at my article on cancer? I think it might be of interest to you thanks
https://kralinceleme.substack.com/p/can-cancer-be-treated-with-herbal?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=6jufll
I reviewed your paper. You suggest many treatments some which lack scientific credibility. Juicing (Gerson method) is a No No.. you should follow tmy post that are still to come.. quite exhaustive. Thanks Paul
I respect your perspective, however I stand fully behind the accuracy of this article. This was not a casually written piece it is the result of extensive research and careful analysis. All sources are clearly referenced within the article. I would also like to suggest a valuable resource: 'Real Medicine' by Dr. Aidin Salih, which provides a thorough and evidence-based examination of many of the topics discussed. I welcome open and constructive dialogue, but I am confident in the foundation of this work. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback, Paul. I appreciate you taking the time to read it. This article was written to explore different perspectives and open a discussion not to replace medical treatment. Every approach mentioned was presented as a subject of research, not a definitive recommendation. I look forward to reading your upcoming posts as well. Best regards.
From this perspective, disturbance is not an exception but a rule. Human beings almost always suffer from an imperfect or diminished contact with the basic, spontaneous, biologically determined movements that characterize a living organism.
https://vegetativetraining.wordpress.com/vegetative-training-self-regulation-experience-and-the-expansion-of-possibility/
Dr. Paul Marik, why don't you delete the comments from outlawed poetry?
Thanks.. good idea. I am just learning substack
You can also block certain users that fill your comment section with nonsense. It will make for a nicer experience for everyone else. Welcome to Substack!
Hi, I am an 81 year old writer and this is my first attempt at publishing my short stories. I would love to have people read them and comment what you think! Time passes, and I want to be recognized as a writer. Thank you to all that take the time.
Sure. Give it a go.
My mistake. I forgot the number one rule of the Internet: don't feed the trolls. Sorry everyone :)
Susan. Thanks for your comments. Paul
So true. I am going to use your quote in my next post if you dont mind. Paul pmarik@protonmail.com