I was diagnosed 2019 with stage 4 lung cancer, tests were run to identify type, I started immunotherapy end of Oct 2019, took for 115 months. My pet scan showed I was in remission, it will be 2 yrs in remission in June. It really works.
So pleased for you buddy. I had 2 cancers. I also have stage 4, the cancer was in the better of my 2 lungs. Chemo & radiation treatment… the cancer hasn’t grown due to copd.. no lung to take over 😂 Lung rot 😮eeeewwww can’t do anything about. Live while you can .. diagnosed oct 2019… still here 2023
My wife was involved in immunotherapy trials with Sloan Kettering which stage three lung cancer that was 5 years ago. While they're a side effects still being discovered with immunotherapy she feels as I feel she would have been dead without it. Thank God for Sloan Kettering , and thank God she got involved in the trial because she's still with me.
I’ve been told my type of prostate cancer wasn’t eligible for immunotherapy. So I’ve been modifying my diet, taking Reishi & turkey tail mushroom extract, & RSO with results showing my PSA dropping closer & closer to undetectable.
I was put on chemo, then immunotherapy and a bucket of other pharmaceuticals to treat an aggressive autoimmune disease. It did not help, it nearly killed me. It was out of desperation that I decided to stop treatment and try to recover through diet, I'm 18 months in remission from an incurable disease!
@@christianj1584 yes, I take liposamal vitamin C, vit D3, k2, magnesium, zinc, NAC & glycine. I get my bloods checked every 6 months to make sure everything is ok
Well done. You made it much easier to understand for those of us with no medical knowledge. Amazing stuff. This immunotherapy topic is all over UA-cam.
My 90 years old dad had immunotherapy & Chemo. He had cancer of Lung, stomach, and prostate at the same time. They cured him completely at Massachusetts General Hospital. Mind blowing stuff.
One of my cousins died recently after along bout of cancer. He was first diagnosed with it in the early 2000s, and fought through with a custom diet and special protocol to completely eliminate it, but it came back in recent years. He had CAR T-cell therapy, but part of that therapy is immunosuppression so your body doesn't attack the altered T-cells. The therapy was largely, but not completely successful. The fact that they had to destroy his immune system to bolster his immune system with the therapy is what I think led to the final flare-up which he died from. While there is a lot of promise in finding a cure for cancer from many directions, despite how far we've come, we still have a very long way to go. 😕
Big thanks for sharing this and watching, and I'm very sorry to hear about your cousin. Hopefully the future will be bright in all the fields of cancer treatments 🙏
I am so sorry for your loss. There is another therapy called TIL that is used for solid tumors that is similar. They harvest tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) from a tumor and grow them in the lab. They then suppress the immune system and inject the TILs and finally kick start the immune system with something like IL2. Some people with extensive metastasis do well; whereas, others don’t. It is a hard process because it requires extensive hospitalization. I personally know two people who have a complete recovery that is durable but also three others who did less well and have since passed away. I believe that they are working to make the treatment less challenging. If I have a recurrence I would definitely consider it. It is important to maintain your health for these challenges.
We haven’t come far AT ALL. Cancer diagnoses and deaths increase every year because it’s treated as a genetic disease rather than a metabolic disease AND big Pharma, oncologists, and cancer societies aren’t interested in curing people of what makes them rich
I have been doing intermittent fasting for more than five years. To fight her cancer, my wife tried fasting and started with intermittent fasting to get ready. She could not get enough calories during her feeding period to not lose weight as the cancer was already messing with her appetite. After a week we knew that was going nowhere, so fasting is not for everyone. She started her immunotherapy treatment two months later and in just one week she was back up and active. She is still in the therapy and the tumor is almost gone. It is a miracle treatment, but extremely expensive. 28k per dose. Without insurance it’s impossible to get it.
I have been doing intermittent fasting for more than five years. To fight her cancer, my wife tried fasting and started with intermittent fasting to get ready. She could not get enough calories during her feeding period to not lose weight as the cancer was already messing with her appetite. After a week we knew that was going nowhere, so fasting is not for everyone. She started her immunotherapy treatment two months later and in just one week she was back up and active. She is still in the therapy and the tumor is almost gone. It is a miracle treatment, but extremely expensive. 28k per dose. Without insurance it’s impossible to get it.
Hi Adrian, thank you so much for sharing this with us! Very glad that the treatment is going forward. Indeed it is very expensive still and hopefully it will be cheaper in the future 🙏
thats amazing. What kind of cancer is, err was there? My father has prostate cancer. It was not treated aggresively due to his age. He is almost 88 now.
I was diagnosed with an aggressive type of endometrial cancer a few months ago. Have been doing chemo, and doctor has ordered immunotherapy as well for future treatments, starting next week. Very eager to see if this works!
My friend was diagnosed with bladder Afenocarcinoma a year back partial bladder surgery and chemo took place around 8 months now she's diagnosed with spinal cancer fourth stage completely bed ridden but she is able to have food, speak with lots of alternate pain.
MR1 Restricted T Cell Therapy is pretty promising. It destroyed every cancer it was put up against in the lab even the denser tumor cancers that classical Immunotherapy doesn't do well against. It also leaves health cells alone. The thing with Immunotherapy is you gotta tailor the modifications to the individuals cancer and that can take time because everyone is different and we don't understand all of the safe targets. MR1 seems to be a pathway that most people have and doesn't have a lot of diversity in the population thus making it a possible universal treatment.
Thank you very much for the additional information! It will be very interesting to see how the new treatments will be effective for larger population of patients 🌟
I know a guy who was diagnosed with some kind of melanoma that had been growing for years. Had immunotherapy which destroyed his organs, now is type-1 diabetic and wishes he never went to check that skin ball
This is all fine and good, but why not just focus on the root cause of cancer? The formation of cancer cells begins when mitochondria are damaged such that their ability to carry out oxidative phosphorylation is impaired. This sort of damage usually occurs under conditions of inflammation (but there are other causes also). In this state, the cell attempts to compensate for the lack of oxidative phosphorylation by using glucose fermentation to produce energy so that the cell can survive with less and less oxygen. Not only that, but the cell environment becomes more acidic due to the lack of oxygen. This increased acidic state increases the chance for mutations in the cell nucleus. Eventually, this damaged cell divides and reproduces the (1) damaged mitochondria, the (2) propensity towards glucose fermentation, and the (3) increased rick of mutations in the next generation. Then, if the source of the inflammatory condition is not addressed, the next generation of cells become more mitochondrially dysfunctional, and more reliant on glucose fermentation for energy. This situation creates a "downward spiral" which eventually produces cancer cells: --- cells that have mutations ----cells that can no longer carry out oxidative phosphorylation but almost exclusively rely on glucose fermentation for fuel. --- cells in which the mitochondria are so damaged that they can no longer control their rate of growth and reproduction TL;DR Cancer cells are the result of generationally-intensifying mitochondrial damage due to cells existing in an environment of inflammation. So, if inflammation is what causes the mitochondrial damage in the first place, what should a person do to prevent cancer? *_Preventing unnecessary inflammation is the key to preventing cancer formation._* No inflammation, mitochondrial damage no mutations, unregulated cell growth, and cell division Eat carbs all the time. Create inflammation and hormone dysregulation. Damage mitochondria. Maintain that environment of inflammation and hormone dysregulation. Allow enough time for your cells to pass on increasingly damaged mitochondria. "Get" cancer.
At last.. nobody talks about prevention. Only treatment. We are to spend the rest of our lives screening.. No way... The food pyramid is to blame. That alone has caused all this havoc. Sugar and carbs should be banned. But no, better make some money on it...
Read about malassezia and cancer then you will begin to understand the cause of cancer. The mitochondrial damage is caused by these intracellular fungi not glycolysis nor by mutations repeated ad nauseum.
I'm a stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer patient in Canada. The standard of care here is woefully myopic. I didn't tolerate 6 months of hormone therapy and 20 bouts of radiation. They stripped me of quality of life and I've refused anymore such therapies. All I get now are recommendations to sign up for medical assistance in dying. Where can I find this alternative treatment?
Hi Kim! Very sorry to hear that, hope you get offered better treatments soon. I'm not aware about the immunotherapy situation in Canada, but in Sweden it is still in the trial phase for lymphoma patients. No prostate cancer so far. Thank you for watching and sharing this 🙏 wish you best of luck!
Hi Lou! That is a good question! Unfortunately when it comes to fasting the number of studies and research articles are not enough to support using it as a treatment. Hopefully more research is coming! Thanks for sharing 🙏
@@MustiKadhim Musti we all know there will never be enough studies to prove the inexpensive and no expense treatments are effective, because there are no profits for the medical community... How about some surgery or radiation or chemo or immunotherapy, you don't want any fasting or fenben
Rest in peace to your mother, and condolences to you and your family members. Cancer took away my uncle, also it has no cure. Cancer will not be cured anytime soon.
@@bigfan2452 very sorry to hear that and hope he rests in peace. Hope the medical development reach enough breakthroughs to fight cancer in a better way. Thank you for sharing
I talked to my doctor about this... and she looked at me like i am mad and ignored it.. today, post radiation.. i lost all my teeth. (two yeas ago i still have to wait two years till i can get dentures) and i have dysphagia.. which will prob plague me me for the rest of my life.
@@MustiKadhim tough it was. the radiation almost killed me. but i am either too stubborn or too stupid to die lol but i'll never do it again. i dont care what that doctor tries to tell me.
Dude, he literally says in the video that it's a relatively new cure and that there's still research going on right now. They can't just greenlight an experimental cure without proper data about its effectiveness and potential short and long term side effects
That's right! If you cure cancer or any other disease you shut off the spicket the pharmaceutical industry! The food industry in all industries started by punk ass greedy entrepreneurs! They are clueless to reality! Where's the soul go after the body dies?
This seems so much more logical using biological based procedures than the chemical based therapies which have such telling side effects. Hopefully the advances in treatment will always lead to a less invasive therapy and with significantly less adverse effects on the patient. This along with a shift away from the one size fits all approach which has taken the place of personalised medicine over these last 40 years.
Immunotherapy doesn’t work for everyone. Cutaneous melanoma has a high mutation rate which makes it a good candidate for immunotherapy. There is still a lot to learn, but it is promising.
@@MustiKadhim i benefited with mucosal melanoma with low mutation rate but so many of my fellows have not. I was diagnosed in April 2021 and with neoadjuvant Opdivo and Yervoy, I have been cancer free since May 2021.
Cancer is just a bag of cells, converted to being an anaerobic processor for chemicals too toxic to safely pass through the kidneys and liver. Unfortunately, anaerobic digestion is a very SLOW process. So, by continuing to consume vegetable oils and other toxins, the wastes accumulate and the bag is forced to grow larger... Don't blame the bag for its contents.
Hi! Thanks for the comment. The challenge is that it is very hard to know what to eat and to avoid sometimes as some people get cancer and some people don't regardless of their lifestyle and diet. Thanks for watching 🙏
Hi Naomi thanks for your question! There are different types of immunotherapy that also differ between countries. Many breakthroughs are hopefully about to happen in the field soon 🌟
It is too early to be optimistic about Cancer being cured. My Uncle died of blood cancer in 2009 and it was very sad. Cancer will not be cured anytime soon. In 2029, people will still be diagnosed with cancer and die of it in USA, UK, Canada and many other countries.
Absolutely, and I'm sorry to hear about your uncle and hope he rests in peace. There is no full cure for any disease we have on earth to be fair, some works and some doesn't. But at least it is optimistic that more research is being conducted to find new way to fight cancer. Thank you so much for sharing!
@Musti Kadhim I am glad that you stated that cancer will not be fully cured by 2029 or even in 2030s. I kept on hearing that people will cure cancer by 2010s and it was not cured. Than people shifted their goal post from 2010 to 2020. Saying that the disease called Cancer will become history by 2020s. And, now we are in 2023, people are still getting diagnosed with cancer and dying. Yes, I agree with you their are new ways to fight cancer but their will be no cure for a very long time.
Well cancer can and is cured quite regularly, so you are quite wrong in that regard. In terms of some sort of panacea? Well that's not really a realistic way to think about anything in medicine. Therapy is improving every year and there's quite a bit of momentum right now in research and clinical trials.
Hi! We actually have no knowledge about this kind of medicine in Sweden, in a way to prescribe it to patients. But it is very interesting to hear the people writing about it in the comments. Thank you for watching and interacting! 🙏
@@MustiKadhim it sets up cells for apoptosis and invokes your Autophagy for recycling. It reveals the cancer I believe in a way a monoclonal antibody would.
Hi! Indeed, it may be a potential alternative treatment in 5-fluorouracil-resistant cancer cells, and the anticancer activity of fenbendazole does not require p53 in 5-fluorouracil-resistant SNU-C5 cells.
My dad was supposed to start immunotherapy but the day he went to the hospital he couldn't because he had low sodium. 4 weeks later he died. Fucking sodium
The war against cancer is lost, long ago. This guy is mileading you! We know for sure that cancer is a life style deseas and can be cured by changing life style. Sometimes tumors are life-threatening by theire dexistence, place and size though, which leave fast tumor-shrinking theraphy as preferred life-saving treatment.
Yes, there are modifiable ways to reduce your risk, but there are no guarantees. Even the healthiest of people can and do get cancer. It's a combination of prevention, early detection AND better treatments that are needed. Immunotherapy is most definitely one tool in helping to fight cancer.
@@RuckFussia False! Dhe helthiest people never get cancer as a deseas. A cancer free life style give a guarantee to stay cancer free. No medications help against a cancer promoting lifstyle. Cancer theraphy from big pharma is a acam.
Hi Farin! I understand, but it is at least great that we are making progress somewhere. Hopefully the same principle might be applicable in curing Aids.
I was diagnosed 2019 with stage 4 lung cancer, tests were run to identify type, I started immunotherapy end of Oct 2019, took for 115 months. My pet scan showed I was in remission, it will be 2 yrs in remission in June. It really works.
Opps 15 months., not 115.
Hi Michele! Very glad to hear that. Thank you so much for sharing this info 🙏
Man, that’s awesome. Congratulations.
So pleased for you buddy.
I had 2 cancers.
I also have stage 4, the cancer was in the better of my 2 lungs. Chemo & radiation treatment… the cancer hasn’t grown due to copd.. no lung to take over 😂
Lung rot 😮eeeewwww can’t do anything about.
Live while you can .. diagnosed oct 2019… still here 2023
My wife was involved in immunotherapy trials with Sloan Kettering which stage three lung cancer that was 5 years ago. While they're a side effects still being discovered with immunotherapy she feels as I feel she would have been dead without it. Thank God for Sloan Kettering , and thank God she got involved in the trial because she's still with me.
I’ve been told my type of prostate cancer wasn’t eligible for immunotherapy. So I’ve been modifying my diet, taking Reishi & turkey tail mushroom extract, & RSO with results showing my PSA dropping closer & closer to undetectable.
That's such wonderful news! Keep it up and wish you all the good luck 🙏thanks for sharing this!
Wow. Where do you get your Turkey foot mushroom extract from?
@@rick5653 Turkey Tail. Health food stores or online stores like Swanson Vitamins.
@@rick5653 cat tailand frog tail work goood to
Nice! Love to hear that! Congrats!
I was put on chemo, then immunotherapy and a bucket of other pharmaceuticals to treat an aggressive autoimmune disease. It did not help, it nearly killed me. It was out of desperation that I decided to stop treatment and try to recover through diet, I'm 18 months in remission from an incurable disease!
What was your diet?
@@zenwilds2911 carnivore, meat, eggs, fish, raw milk & cheese
Hello!. Besides the diet, did you take any supplements?
@@christianj1584 yes, I take liposamal vitamin C, vit D3, k2, magnesium, zinc, NAC & glycine. I get my bloods checked every 6 months to make sure everything is ok
@@baroquefiddle4790 Thanks for the reply. Any herbals?
Well done. You made it much easier to understand for those of us with no medical knowledge. Amazing stuff. This immunotherapy topic is all over UA-cam.
Thank you so much, it means a lot to hear that 🙏 thanks for watching 🌟
My 90 years old dad had immunotherapy & Chemo. He had cancer of Lung, stomach, and prostate at the same time. They cured him completely at Massachusetts General Hospital. Mind blowing stuff.
That sounds amazing and I'm so happy to hear that it went this well! Thank you so much for sharing this!
In india there is not such treatment available if available too much costly
One of my cousins died recently after along bout of cancer. He was first diagnosed with it in the early 2000s, and fought through with a custom diet and special protocol to completely eliminate it, but it came back in recent years. He had CAR T-cell therapy, but part of that therapy is immunosuppression so your body doesn't attack the altered T-cells. The therapy was largely, but not completely successful. The fact that they had to destroy his immune system to bolster his immune system with the therapy is what I think led to the final flare-up which he died from.
While there is a lot of promise in finding a cure for cancer from many directions, despite how far we've come, we still have a very long way to go. 😕
Big thanks for sharing this and watching, and I'm very sorry to hear about your cousin. Hopefully the future will be bright in all the fields of cancer treatments 🙏
I am so sorry for your loss.
There is another therapy called TIL that is used for solid tumors that is similar. They harvest tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) from a tumor and grow them in the lab. They then suppress the immune system and inject the TILs and finally kick start the immune system with something like IL2. Some people with extensive metastasis do well; whereas, others don’t. It is a hard process because it requires extensive hospitalization. I personally know two people who have a complete recovery that is durable but also three others who did less well and have since passed away. I believe that they are working to make the treatment less challenging. If I have a recurrence I would definitely consider it. It is important to maintain your health for these challenges.
FAST (water + sea salt) ONLY … for 40 days.
That ‘s it.
I fasted for 42 days - do it can be done.
(Christ fasted for 40 days in the desert …)
We haven’t come far AT ALL. Cancer diagnoses and deaths increase every year because it’s treated as a genetic disease rather than a metabolic disease AND big Pharma, oncologists, and cancer societies aren’t interested in curing people of what makes them rich
@@snowyowl6892 yu seriously yu wont die
Fasting for long periods of time and metabolic therapy is a better way to deal with cancer with none of the terrible side affects.
Hi Mary! Thanks for sharing, this sounds very interesting, maybe I should make a video about the topic and take a deep dive into the research 😀
@@MustiKadhim Yes It’s so interesting look up Dr Thomas Seyfried’s work. Great podcast with Jesse Chappas.
Please share more about your amazing story for cancer free by long fasting n metabolic therapy, God bless you n thank you!
Prevention will always be better than cure and our sins is what causes death
I have been doing intermittent fasting for more than five years. To fight her cancer, my wife tried fasting and started with intermittent fasting to get ready. She could not get enough calories during her feeding period to not lose weight as the cancer was already messing with her appetite. After a week we knew that was going nowhere, so fasting is not for everyone. She started her immunotherapy treatment two months later and in just one week she was back up and active. She is still in the therapy and the tumor is almost gone. It is a miracle treatment, but extremely expensive. 28k per dose. Without insurance it’s impossible to get it.
I have been doing intermittent fasting for more than five years. To fight her cancer, my wife tried fasting and started with intermittent fasting to get ready. She could not get enough calories during her feeding period to not lose weight as the cancer was already messing with her appetite. After a week we knew that was going nowhere, so fasting is not for everyone. She started her immunotherapy treatment two months later and in just one week she was back up and active. She is still in the therapy and the tumor is almost gone. It is a miracle treatment, but extremely expensive. 28k per dose. Without insurance it’s impossible to get it.
Hi Adrian, thank you so much for sharing this with us! Very glad that the treatment is going forward. Indeed it is very expensive still and hopefully it will be cheaper in the future 🙏
thats amazing. What kind of cancer is, err was there? My father has prostate cancer. It was not treated aggresively due to his age. He is almost 88 now.
@@porscheoscar colorectal from lynch syndrome
I was diagnosed with an aggressive type of endometrial cancer a few months ago. Have been doing chemo, and doctor has ordered immunotherapy as well for future treatments, starting next week. Very eager to see if this works!
Wish you all the best and hope it will help in fighting the cancer. Thank you for sharing this 🙏
How is it going?
This is a phenomenal video. I really hope you continue making more. Subscribed!
Hi! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words 🙏 it means a lot. Keep up the good work you are doing too!
My friend was diagnosed with bladder Afenocarcinoma a year back partial bladder surgery and chemo took place around 8 months now she's diagnosed with spinal cancer fourth stage completely bed ridden but she is able to have food, speak with lots of alternate pain.
Hi Radha! Very sorry to hear that! Thank you so much sharing this with us 🙏 hope she gets better and less pain!
What is alternate pain?
MR1 Restricted T Cell Therapy is pretty promising. It destroyed every cancer it was put up against in the lab even the denser tumor cancers that classical Immunotherapy doesn't do well against. It also leaves health cells alone. The thing with Immunotherapy is you gotta tailor the modifications to the individuals cancer and that can take time because everyone is different and we don't understand all of the safe targets. MR1 seems to be a pathway that most people have and doesn't have a lot of diversity in the population thus making it a possible universal treatment.
Thank you very much for the additional information! It will be very interesting to see how the new treatments will be effective for larger population of patients 🌟
I know a guy who was diagnosed with some kind of melanoma that had been growing for years. Had immunotherapy which destroyed his organs, now is type-1 diabetic and wishes he never went to check that skin ball
That is very unfortunate, sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing this 🙏
This is all fine and good, but why not just focus on the root cause of cancer?
The formation of cancer cells begins when mitochondria are damaged such that their ability to carry out oxidative phosphorylation is impaired.
This sort of damage usually occurs under conditions of inflammation (but there are other causes also).
In this state, the cell attempts to compensate for the lack of oxidative phosphorylation by using glucose fermentation to produce energy so that the cell can survive with less and less oxygen.
Not only that, but the cell environment becomes more acidic due to the lack of oxygen. This increased acidic state increases the chance for mutations in the cell nucleus.
Eventually, this damaged cell divides and reproduces the (1) damaged mitochondria, the (2) propensity towards glucose fermentation, and the (3) increased rick of mutations in the next generation.
Then, if the source of the inflammatory condition is not addressed, the next generation of cells become more mitochondrially dysfunctional, and more reliant on glucose fermentation for energy.
This situation creates a "downward spiral" which eventually produces cancer cells:
--- cells that have mutations
----cells that can no longer carry out oxidative phosphorylation but almost exclusively rely on glucose fermentation for fuel.
--- cells in which the mitochondria are so damaged that they can no longer control their rate of growth and reproduction
TL;DR
Cancer cells are the result of generationally-intensifying mitochondrial damage due to cells existing in an environment of inflammation.
So, if inflammation is what causes the mitochondrial damage in the first place,
what should a person do to prevent cancer?
*_Preventing unnecessary inflammation is the key to preventing cancer formation._*
No inflammation,
mitochondrial damage
no mutations, unregulated cell growth, and cell division
Eat carbs all the time.
Create inflammation and hormone dysregulation.
Damage mitochondria.
Maintain that environment of inflammation and hormone dysregulation.
Allow enough time for your cells to pass on increasingly damaged mitochondria.
"Get" cancer.
Very interesting! thank you for watching and sharing 🙏 very appreciated!
At last.. nobody talks about prevention. Only treatment.
We are to spend the rest of our lives screening..
No way... The food pyramid is to blame. That alone has caused all this havoc. Sugar and carbs should be banned. But no, better make some money on it...
Read about malassezia and cancer then you will begin to understand the cause of cancer. The mitochondrial damage is caused by these intracellular fungi not glycolysis nor by mutations repeated ad nauseum.
I'm a stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer patient in Canada. The standard of care here is woefully myopic. I didn't tolerate 6 months of hormone therapy and 20 bouts of radiation. They stripped me of quality of life and I've refused anymore such therapies.
All I get now are recommendations to sign up for medical assistance in dying. Where can I find this alternative treatment?
Hi Kim! Very sorry to hear that, hope you get offered better treatments soon. I'm not aware about the immunotherapy situation in Canada, but in Sweden it is still in the trial phase for lymphoma patients. No prostate cancer so far. Thank you for watching and sharing this 🙏 wish you best of luck!
What if cancer patients just fasted or took fenben or ivermectin....how much would that cost compared to immunotherapy
Hi Lou! That is a good question! Unfortunately when it comes to fasting the number of studies and research articles are not enough to support using it as a treatment. Hopefully more research is coming! Thanks for sharing 🙏
@@MustiKadhim Musti we all know there will never be enough studies to prove the inexpensive and no expense treatments are effective, because there are no profits for the medical community... How about some surgery or radiation or chemo or immunotherapy, you don't want any fasting or fenben
My mother died two days after the first dose of immunotherapy.
Very sorry to hear that. Cancer can be very difficult to treat sometimes. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Rest in peace to your mother, and condolences to you and your family members. Cancer took away my uncle, also it has no cure. Cancer will not be cured anytime soon.
@@bigfan2452 very sorry to hear that and hope he rests in peace. Hope the medical development reach enough breakthroughs to fight cancer in a better way. Thank you for sharing
@@bigfan2452 I totally understand! 🙏
So sorry ❤
I talked to my doctor about this... and she looked at me like i am mad and ignored it.. today, post radiation.. i lost all my teeth. (two yeas ago i still have to wait two years till i can get dentures) and i have dysphagia.. which will prob plague me me for the rest of my life.
So sorry to hear that, it must have been tough and frustrating. Keep being strong! All the best of luck 🙏 thank you for sharing this!
@@MustiKadhim tough it was. the radiation almost killed me. but i am either too stubborn or too stupid to die lol but i'll never do it again. i dont care what that doctor tries to tell me.
New standard of care, immunotherapy!
Great! keep it up 👍🏻
What are the side effects?
THERE HAS BEEN A CURE FOR CANCER. The loss of revenue for billionaire companies would be staggering! They can’t have that!!
What is it?
Dude, he literally says in the video that it's a relatively new cure and that there's still research going on right now. They can't just greenlight an experimental cure without proper data about its effectiveness and potential short and long term side effects
Thanks Mariano, I couldn't have responded better 🙏
Our diet,lifestyle and environment has alot more do with Cancer. and sugar carbohydrate feeds Cancer.😞
That's right! If you cure cancer or any other disease you shut off the spicket the pharmaceutical industry! The food industry in all industries started by punk ass greedy entrepreneurs! They are clueless to reality! Where's the soul go after the body dies?
This seems so much more logical using biological based procedures than the chemical based therapies which have such telling side effects. Hopefully the advances in treatment will always lead to a less invasive therapy and with significantly less adverse effects on the patient. This along with a shift away from the one size fits all approach which has taken the place of personalised medicine over these last 40 years.
This is wonderful news!
Thank you
Thank you for watching 🙏
Immunotherapy doesn’t work for everyone. Cutaneous melanoma has a high mutation rate which makes it a good candidate for immunotherapy. There is still a lot to learn, but it is promising.
Beautiful clarification, thanks for sharing and watching Mary!
@@MustiKadhim i benefited with mucosal melanoma with low mutation rate but so many of my fellows have not. I was diagnosed in April 2021 and with neoadjuvant Opdivo and Yervoy, I have been cancer free since May 2021.
Very glad to hear that you are doing better now! Kind of you to share this with me 🙏
Cancer is just a bag of cells, converted to being an anaerobic processor for chemicals too toxic to safely pass through the kidneys and liver. Unfortunately, anaerobic digestion is a very SLOW process. So, by continuing to consume vegetable oils and other toxins, the wastes accumulate and the bag is forced to grow larger...
Don't blame the bag for its contents.
Hi! Thanks for the comment. The challenge is that it is very hard to know what to eat and to avoid sometimes as some people get cancer and some people don't regardless of their lifestyle and diet. Thanks for watching 🙏
🙏lets hope
Can cancer that has metastasized to the bone be treated with Immunotherapy?
Hi Naomi thanks for your question! There are different types of immunotherapy that also differ between countries. Many breakthroughs are hopefully about to happen in the field soon 🌟
It is too early to be optimistic about Cancer being cured. My Uncle died of blood cancer in 2009 and it was very sad. Cancer will not be cured anytime soon. In 2029, people will still be diagnosed with cancer and die of it in USA, UK, Canada and many other countries.
Absolutely, and I'm sorry to hear about your uncle and hope he rests in peace. There is no full cure for any disease we have on earth to be fair, some works and some doesn't. But at least it is optimistic that more research is being conducted to find new way to fight cancer. Thank you so much for sharing!
@Musti Kadhim I am glad that you stated that cancer will not be fully cured by 2029 or even in 2030s. I kept on hearing that people will cure cancer by 2010s and it was not cured.
Than people shifted their goal post from 2010 to 2020. Saying that the disease called Cancer will become history by 2020s. And, now we are in 2023, people are still getting diagnosed with cancer and dying. Yes, I agree with you their are new ways to fight cancer but their will be no cure for a very long time.
Thank you! Glad we got to discuss a bit about the topic. hope you like the upcoming videos!
Well cancer can and is cured quite regularly, so you are quite wrong in that regard. In terms of some sort of panacea? Well that's not really a realistic way to think about anything in medicine. Therapy is improving every year and there's quite a bit of momentum right now in research and clinical trials.
thank u sir
Thank you for watching! 🙏
what about medicinal mushrooms?
Hi! We actually have no knowledge about this kind of medicine in Sweden, in a way to prescribe it to patients. But it is very interesting to hear the people writing about it in the comments. Thank you for watching and interacting! 🙏
حقا انه عمل عظيم ورائع .
شكرا للمتابعة 🙏
Music is too loud. Can't hear your voice well.
Oh so sorry to hear that! Thank you for your feedback 🙏
CAR-T .... not SAR-T. It's Chimeric antigen response.
Yes! Sorry for the typo 🙏
Wormwood treatment look up the benefits for cancer.
Hi Liz! Interesting thank you for sharing 🙏
Seems to be an expensive Ivermectin type drug.
Hi Doug! I actually have no knowledge regarding Ivermectin, so thanks for sharing 🙏
@@MustiKadhim it sets up cells for apoptosis and invokes your Autophagy for recycling. It reveals the cancer I believe in a way a monoclonal antibody would.
@@MustiKadhim - Pub-Med has a published study on ivermectin. Pub-Med is a reputable publication. Check it out as I’d like your thoughts.
Thanks
@@Sam-lx9sc thank you! I will do 🙏
Turkey tail mushroom unmasks the cancer cells so your T cells can recognize and kill them
Hi Phillip! That is very cool to read about, I didn't know about who much it is used in Japan and China to treat cancer. Thank you for sharing!
Fenben is another option.
Hi! Indeed, it may be a potential alternative treatment in 5-fluorouracil-resistant cancer cells, and the anticancer activity of fenbendazole does not require p53 in 5-fluorouracil-resistant SNU-C5 cells.
My dad was supposed to start immunotherapy but the day he went to the hospital he couldn't because he had low sodium. 4 weeks later he died. Fucking sodium
So sorry to hear that! Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏
The war against cancer is lost, long ago. This guy is mileading you! We know for sure that cancer is a life style deseas and can be cured by changing life style. Sometimes tumors are life-threatening by theire dexistence, place and size though, which leave fast tumor-shrinking theraphy as preferred life-saving treatment.
Thanks for sharing this information Arne, it seems like you know more about the medical field than me 🙏
Yes, there are modifiable ways to reduce your risk, but there are no guarantees. Even the healthiest of people can and do get cancer. It's a combination of prevention, early detection AND better treatments that are needed. Immunotherapy is most definitely one tool in helping to fight cancer.
@@RuckFussia False! Dhe helthiest people never get cancer as a deseas. A cancer free life style give a guarantee to stay cancer free. No medications help against a cancer promoting lifstyle. Cancer theraphy from big pharma is a acam.
don't hoepe too much
Thanx for watching!
Let's figure out a cure for AIDS before we start bragging that immunotherapy cures cancer!
Hi Farin! I understand, but it is at least great that we are making progress somewhere. Hopefully the same principle might be applicable in curing Aids.
AIDs mainly affects gays, whilst cancer everyone~
Disagree