How Does Inflammation Relate to Cancer?

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HealthTree Foundation for Multiple Myeloma

HealthTree Foundation for Multiple Myeloma

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Recorded on March 23rd, 2022 as part of the Nutrition and Wellness for Myeloma Chapter in the Myeloma Crowd Community by HealthTree Program with Dr. Sarah Lee.
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@Rick_Sanchez_Jr.
@Rick_Sanchez_Jr. 5 ай бұрын
What most don't understand is that imaging procedures such as CT scans, mammograms, PET scans, etc. have very high amounts of radiation that is downplayed but eventually causes cancer. The radiation induces cancer by disrupting the molecules and electrons in your cells. The radiation is strong enough to cause double strand damage and thus a gene mutation which eventually leads to cancer 6-7 years after exposure. Then when an allopathic medicine doctors sees you have cancer from an ultrasound or CT scan, they will tell you they need to do a biopsy. Yet, if they puncture the extracellular matrix where the cancer is encaged in, this will actually help the cancer. There are various scholarly articles that show this is the case. Cancer can migrate to areas of inflammation including a biopsy when the cancer can track across the needle. Now here's my favorite part, after they help your cancer spread, a doctor will tell you your choices are either chemo or radiation. Both Chemo and radiation do not distinguish between healthy and cancer cells. It kills all cells. So you're essentially killing all of your cells hoping that you survive and it kills the cancer. This oftentimes causes rebound cancers from the other healthy cells that have been affected if you even survive the treatment and are left with permanent side effects. When they actually give you chemo and radiation, they hope that one of your repair genes, such as BRCA1, BRCA2 and/or PARP activate and repair the damage to the rest of your immune system, yet there are millions of cells in your body and it's unavoidable to have some misrepaired cells, thus causing rebound cancers later on and making you a return customer in the system.
@rosepetals8181
@rosepetals8181 Ай бұрын
💯‼️👁️💡🙄THERE WAS NEVER SUCH THING AS "CANCER" IN HISTORY WAYYY BACK...THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN...JUST LIKE COVID DIDN'T EXIST,BUT GUESS WHAT??? IT DOES NOW ALONG WITH ALL THE OTHER CREATED DIS-EASES ...🥴 BACTERIA,TOXINS,VIRUSES...THATS IT(PARASITES)
@michaelzhelev4658
@michaelzhelev4658 5 ай бұрын
I'm glad she mentioned the CRP blood test but I don't understand why they are acting like it's not a useful blood test. It is extremely useful. The hs-CRP (high sensitive C reactive Protein) blood test is actually more useful but this is crucial to do as a blood test because if your level is above 3, something is wrong and you should change your lifestyle such as cutting out all sugar, exercising, changing to a Mediterranean diet, etc. Fructose has no function in the body and is essentially similar to eating plastic. The FDA actually classifies sugar as a poison. The only reason they do not regulate it is because it is not an acute poison. In the old days before fruit became readily available in all grocery stores, people used to get fruit maybe once or twice every 2 to 3 months out of the year once fruits were ready for harvest and then they had the rest of the year to recover from the inflammatory disease state that the fruit would cause. Now, people consume fruit almost every day, making it so that their body is in a constant inflammatory disease state and has no time to recover.
@sandrakreider7266
@sandrakreider7266 2 жыл бұрын
Helpful information that goes beyond diet for understanding some of the numbers that you see on blood report. Week off for body to rebound somewhat for treatment. Now I know why my doc wanted bloodwork done at the end of my week off before resuming treatment. This was only a few of the things that I learned from her discussion. Good job of answering questions from patients, too. Thank you!
@HealthTreeForMyeloma
@HealthTreeForMyeloma 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for your kind words!
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