I’m highlighting Part 1 of one of the most important and widely read research on cancer I’ve seen in years—Paul Marik's Substack and his recent series on how nutrition shapes the cancer battlefield.
Really interesting read. I respect the focus on questioning assumptions and going back to the actual science instead of just following consensus. At the same time, with something as serious as cancer, it’s so important that these ideas are backed by solid research so patients know what’s truly safe and effective. Either way, conversations like this matter, they push people to think deeper about how medicine evolves nowadays and I'm grateful to be apart of this world where we discover all the mysteries this world offers🧬
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely give it a read. As a layperson, I happened upon a book (from a used book store) called The Hidden Story of Cancer by Brian Scott Peskin (2006) based on the work of Dr. Otto Warburg. He includes many Peskin Premises One is "In some way, modern food processing has to be at the core the cancer epidemic." He talks about EFAs, exercise and eating a lower carbohydrate, higher protein diet to fight cancer. I'm not sure what people think of this author but it was eye opening to me based on what the Cancer Cartel was telling us. Oh, and I subscribed! :)
100%! It you and Paul, when I quite by accident stumbled upon the FLCCC in its earliest days as I began to search out everything related to the China virus, the faux-vaccines and alternative options.
At that point. I stopped the relentless digging (one really had to DIG DEEP for truth back then) and sat back like a student at 'FLCCC U'. In time, I became a FLCCC billboard sharing you with anyone and everyone and across social media. Now I promote both your Substacks and your books.
You and Paul probably saved me from a dire fate and consequence of the New World Order. I will be forever grateful to both you and Dr. Paul.
Sorry to hear about the marriages lost! Ugh! Love Marik, plan to subscribe when more flush.
Those who want to look more at the Politics directed against the health freedom movement, should look at my latest, which is a half-transcript from a blockbuster video Andrew Bridgen released 3 months ago, and which is VERY revealing about today's "conservatives." There is also a bit of good news in the post, to offset the main sobering point. https://dissidentcon.substack.com/p/thats-the-game-were-always-playing
A strong endorsement of Paul Marik’s clinical rigor and willingness to challenge entrenched thinking, especially on the role of nutrition and metabolism in cancer care. It lands best because it speaks from lived collaboration, not just admiration.
Indigenous people in Alaska used to never have diabetes until they started buying food from stores. they drank Devils Club tea to stop it, but their medicine people had even greater powers. One they called the Bee Medicine Man could fill a room with the sound of bees. He healed a young woman who was dying and she lived to be 127 years old. Can any doctors do this today?
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would love if you go through my article https://arcpath.substack.com/p/mastering-the-bone-marrow-assessment?r=8153x6&utm_medium=ios
Paul Marik is a dedicated man. Very admirable.
God bless you both and thank you for fighting the good fight for truth and freedom! 🙏
Really interesting read. I respect the focus on questioning assumptions and going back to the actual science instead of just following consensus. At the same time, with something as serious as cancer, it’s so important that these ideas are backed by solid research so patients know what’s truly safe and effective. Either way, conversations like this matter, they push people to think deeper about how medicine evolves nowadays and I'm grateful to be apart of this world where we discover all the mysteries this world offers🧬
May I ask why you do not list him on your website... but you do list a midwesterndoctor.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely give it a read. As a layperson, I happened upon a book (from a used book store) called The Hidden Story of Cancer by Brian Scott Peskin (2006) based on the work of Dr. Otto Warburg. He includes many Peskin Premises One is "In some way, modern food processing has to be at the core the cancer epidemic." He talks about EFAs, exercise and eating a lower carbohydrate, higher protein diet to fight cancer. I'm not sure what people think of this author but it was eye opening to me based on what the Cancer Cartel was telling us. Oh, and I subscribed! :)
I highly doubt sadly that if there is a single American who has not been affected by Cancer!
ooooh I LOVE DR PAUL MARIK!!
100%! It you and Paul, when I quite by accident stumbled upon the FLCCC in its earliest days as I began to search out everything related to the China virus, the faux-vaccines and alternative options.
At that point. I stopped the relentless digging (one really had to DIG DEEP for truth back then) and sat back like a student at 'FLCCC U'. In time, I became a FLCCC billboard sharing you with anyone and everyone and across social media. Now I promote both your Substacks and your books.
You and Paul probably saved me from a dire fate and consequence of the New World Order. I will be forever grateful to both you and Dr. Paul.
Sorry to hear about the marriages lost! Ugh! Love Marik, plan to subscribe when more flush.
Those who want to look more at the Politics directed against the health freedom movement, should look at my latest, which is a half-transcript from a blockbuster video Andrew Bridgen released 3 months ago, and which is VERY revealing about today's "conservatives." There is also a bit of good news in the post, to offset the main sobering point. https://dissidentcon.substack.com/p/thats-the-game-were-always-playing
A strong endorsement of Paul Marik’s clinical rigor and willingness to challenge entrenched thinking, especially on the role of nutrition and metabolism in cancer care. It lands best because it speaks from lived collaboration, not just admiration.
Indigenous people in Alaska used to never have diabetes until they started buying food from stores. they drank Devils Club tea to stop it, but their medicine people had even greater powers. One they called the Bee Medicine Man could fill a room with the sound of bees. He healed a young woman who was dying and she lived to be 127 years old. Can any doctors do this today?
Thank you. I am nowsubscribed
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My favorite parts of Covid:
#329:
Asking Doctors of Medicine to list all of the pharmaceutical interventions that they have subjected themselves to.
And the Self-Satisfying grin it brings to my face.
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Thank you