Well, I have the pleasure to have John Richardson. He is the owner of RNC and it is the the company that's helping me to get apricot seeds and B17 and all these cool things to to battled cancer.

John, thank you so much for being with me. It's my pleasure. It's always great to see you. And as I as I told you, Doctor Judy Mikovits said to give you a virtual hug and tell you how much she loves you.

And, she talked about you today, so it's very much a pleasure. I know you're such a a great battler, for people. And you're doing such a great job up there in Idaho.

And I'm very excited to be here. Well, I'll thank you. Yeah. Doctor. Judy, she she is such a powerhouse. I mean, if I had her brain, I I've. Yeah. I don't know what I would do, I don't know, I, I bird mind as they say, I just, I just take mine out.

If I could put her in. Yeah. She, I recall her recall is phenomenal. Yeah. Well so one of the things is that, you know, you, your, your father, you know, helped so many people that battled cancer, using, literal apricot seeds.

B17, tell tell me a little bit about how it was growing up with your father kind of seeing the impact that he was having. And obviously, I would think that you would be aware of some of the persecution he was going through as well.

Yeah, that was the thing we when I was a kid. First of all, my dad was my hero. He was a lot of people's hero. Much like you are, doc. It's true. When you when you're a healer and you do things not for money, but you do things for bettering humanity.

My dad, was. That's what he did. He he made choices in his medical practice. He was University of Rochester medical school, top of his class. He was on the honor court.

He was a well-respected MD using pharmaceutical and radiation and chemo and surgery. He would refer his patients that had cancer to those things. And he found that they would never come back.

That they'd never survive from it, because the rates of of people getting better were horrible then and as of now, so he, he just as a kid, he would he'd start talking about in the late 60s, you know, there's there's other answers.

There's natural God given answers to so many different things. And so he started learning about B17 through Doctor Ernst Krebs Jr, whose father, Doctor Krebs Senior, had used lateral or B17.

Don't want to confuse people. It's kind of the same there, the same thing it used in the 1920s, very successfully. He was having absolute cure rates before we were all poisoned to death.

Every day. He was having absolute curing, just adding B17 back to people's diet. And he he ran afoul of the medical establishment. But back in the 1920s, you still, as a doctor had the right to, you know, use natural treatments before pharmaceutical and big big pharma took over the medical industry, you were able to use natural, adjunctive therapies as an M. D..

And so he started, you know, in the early 1970s, we had a cat that had, cancer. And, my dad, took it to the vet, found out that the cat, was going to had terminal cancer.

It was going to cost $2,000 to remove the tumor. And radiation chemotherapy. And he decided that at $2,000 in early 1970s dollars was too much for the cat.

So it was a perfect opportunity to try with his. A friend, Doctor Krebs, was saying to try that in the Cat and the cat responded miraculously, adding enzymes and B17 to the cat's diet.

Through its, you know, through its cat food. And the cat survived to live years longer. As fate would have it, he had a patient named, Mildred who had, terminal cancer from, the local hospital.

That was up there, the chain. I can't remember the name of it right the second. But anyway, she was told she had to, remove her arm and do all these other things.

And she was an absolute chemo, radiation surgery. And she had heard through her sister who who was a work for my dad that that we had the success with the cat.

So dad tried it on Mildred and miraculously, she responded, great. So much so that she went back to, Kaiser. That's the name of the hospital. They had a panel, doctors, and they said, you're cancer free.

What? What happened? And she said, you know, I just, did normal things. I ate some good food. She didn't want to tell them about Latrobe because it was so controversial.

But they said, well, you know, you have cancer free, but we still think we should remove your arm and she, you know, of course, that's people that are out there hearing that same story.

You know, doctor client Carl said, if you're if you see somebody that you've taken care of and they go back to, you know, a standard hospital, they're gonna say, oh, well, you know, it was just spontaneous.

You know, Doctor Crawford just helped you spontaneously. It was the after effects of the chemo radiation. So that since that early on when I was a kid.

But she declined to have her arm removed, and that just started it. And we thought of my dad, a hero, as a hero, because all these people would come to my dad in wheelchairs.

They're on stretchers. They were at their last resort. You know, 80% of his patients had tried everything back then. There was no alternative, you know, therapies.

Back in the 70s, there was no MDS offering alternative therapies. You had to go to Mexico or the Philippines. So when dad started doing it, he was really a people, called him miraculous.

He developed a very, you know, great following the San Francisco Bay area because even although he was a conservative Christian man, a lot of the hippies from Berkeley in the Haight-Ashbury loved him because he was he was treating things naturally, you know, everybody loved, you know, you know, they loved natural answers in the hippie community.

And so my dad was a hero of both worlds, and he became kind of famous. And then when they when they, raided his office, he became really famous, the FDA, raid his office because he was having such great success with guns drawn and that basically just started an entire, organization called the Cancer Control Society and all these things.

And my dad was kind of the start of even though he wasn't the person that originally was treating people with Latrell successfully, those doctors were kind of quiet.

My dad went on Phil Donahue Show as a kid. He was on the nightly news almost weekly. He was in the newspapers. We would do clippings of the newspapers of the stories because he was an MD taking on the medical establishment, and he was such a folk hero in the San Francisco Bay area, even though it was a very liberal area.

He wasn't much of a folk area. So we as kids just felt that was normal. You know, it was just normal to have your dad, you know, a doctor that was fighting for for this.

And so as a kid, that was what, what I remember the most. But then it ended up being courthouses and they'd stripped out of his license. So, he hired other doctors that were willing to work at his clinic and work on his.

But they used they used a little bit better sense, I'll say. My dad, my dad was very forward telling. Everybody was used a little treat cancer originally.

But then he learned that you don't talk about it treating cancer. You just talk about it as a as a unit of therapy. That's that's a natural product. And so the doctors that followed him in his practice, like Doctor Brody, who wrote a book and dedicated to my father, I don't know if you're familiar with Doctor Brody in those days, he he he started the Reno Integrative Clinic.

They were fine as dad was out speaking and people were going to his clinic, they would treat everybody like they were an FDA agent, walk in their office, make him sign releases and make them, you know, understand, as the doctor, we're not treating your cancer.

We're treating your your immune system, which is true. This is all true. We're treating the immune system. And then that if it gets rid of the cancer, that's a great sign effect.

And so that was the experience as a kid. And it was just it was a whirlwind. We were traveling to courthouses sometimes and we were traveling to to gather to do speeches back there in the 70s, because that's the only way the word would get out there, as he was direct speaking to medical groups or different people.

And I and a lot of these people I've met and these days that, that, that that learned about it from back in the 70s when my dad was doing that. I mean, the easy way out at that time would be to say, hey, there's too much medical pressure.

I don't want to lose my license. I want to be able to support my family. And so I'm just going to, you know, buckle, and, and do what they say and stop doing what I do.

You know, that that would be the easy way. But then when you feel that you have a responsibility to humanity and you have something that really changes people's lives, then you know, and that that's what your father did and really allowed this or, you know, I put a highlight on something that has been missing and, and was really needed in people's lives to, to battle this dreadful disease.

Yeah, they, they, they really went after him because he was profiting off of poor cancer patients. They could not find Doctor Crawford. They couldn't find one patient to go against him.

They offered $10,000 in $1,970 to patients. They would call up and offer them $10,000 to, to join the lawsuit against my dad, to try to take away his license.

But and he was a successful doctor. That's part of the missing story. He was a he was the head of a doctor's hospital in the Bay area. He was the the head doctor.

I, I forget the title, but he was there. He had his own private practice. He was doing very well. He was an ear, nose and throat specialist. He could have just continued to refer people out to the chemotherapy and see those people go away knowing well that he was setting them off to the death.

But he would have, you know, he would be able to do that. And Pat Griffin, who was the coauthor of his book, Lateral Case Histories, told me the story just recently, again, that she remembers going to dad and in a heart full of conversation, say, John, you know, you're in your you know, you're in your 50s, you know, you've you're successful, you have six children, you've written a book, you know, why don't you just, you know, kind of back off and just, you know, kind of let it go and not really fight this fight because they'll leave you alone.

And they offered dad all the time if he would just stop using natural treatments that were not FDA approved, they would just leave him alone. And he could he could have a successful practice.

And poignantly, my dad said, Pat, I could not consider myself a Christian man if I just, you know, got away from this truth and I just start lying to people for my, my personal, career or my personal family and all of us kids truly supported my father in that decision.

We were all behind him because we thought of him as our as our Superman, our hero, and that he would be able to get through anything eventually. They took his life early, you know, just from the stress or whatever.

I don't want to be a conspiracy theorist, but but he died, you know, at 60, 66, which I'm 60. So that's just seems so young because I'm you and I are going to both live to be 120, but absolutely, that's my plan.

But, you know, Pat was honestly she loved my father. She still does. She's in her early 90s now and still doing great. I just spoke to her a couple days ago.

And she's just said that dad was very set on continuing whatever until they took out his vocal cords. He was going to continue, and even though he lost his license, he eventually won all the lawsuits.

They had 4 or 5 lawsuits they did against him, from everything from smuggling to to quackery to all these different things in the federal court in San Diego.

He eventually won them all, but it really did, take a toll on him. And it was a lot of stress. And so, you know, I'm so very happy now that his name is coming back out through Richardson Nutritional Center.

We have his photo and all the products we have. And it's really a great thing, a sense of pride for me to to see that coming back around when you're right, he could have made the decision at any point to just take the easy route and you could make that decision at any time.

And I know you suffer the slings and arrows, but it luckily it's because of what happen with Covid. The marketplace has figured out that the medical industrial complex is not always for what's best for us, or usually for what's most profitable for them.

And it was interesting that you said that they're going after him because he was profiting and profiting off of cancer. And and here you look at the pharmaceutical industry, and, you know, the amount of money that's being profited on the business of cancer is just outrageous.

I mean, it's yeah, it's insane. So, it is, it is it is funny. Another thing also, you know, earlier you told me about a doctor that said, you know, if you had the solution to cancer, it would be $1 trillion, you know, industry.

Yeah. And, and and here we have this reason why it wouldn't be, you know, because when these kind of solutions come out, then the pharmaceutical or the powers that be, they go after it and they protect, you know, their business, you know, with, with tooth and nail.

And so so it isn't. Yeah, it isn't the trillion dollar industry, you know, when you find natural things. Yeah. And the truth is God intended for us to, to be healthy, using, cheaper things, you know, vitamin C, vitamin D, ozone therapy, you know, there's all sorts of natural treatments that are that are reasonable.

You, you know, people know that they need to go to a doctor that's going to and people are willing to pay for someone to take them through the process.

They really are. But they're so afraid because the medical industrial complex like that doctor, you mentioned I recently, you know, I don't know if we want to talk about it here, but I recently had a health scare where I went into the medical industrial complex and the pressure that I felt as being a guy that would never do surgery or chemo radiation.

I finally understood how horrible the system is. I, I had doctors trying to talk me into a 250,000 hour surgery, and at most it cost 5 or $6000 with the natural treatments to fix the same problem.

But there's no money in the medical industrial complex. And now that I'm, healthy and fine and great, there's I'm not in that system. The system wants you to go and get the surgery or the chemo, the radiation.

You're stuck in that system almost the rest of your life. Unless you can break free and go to a naturopathy or a chiropractor or a health practitioner like yourself, that is actually helping people naturally.

And that's the thing, is that they put so much pressure like, like you, you're talking about put so much pressure on you to, you know, say that if you don't do this, you know, these are the very dire consequences are going to happen immediately.

We got to do it right now. And so they're putting you in that place. And especially if you are then not very knowledgeable. And here you are then moved with the amount of fear that they're putting you under.

And you have the expert, you know, the experts of the expert. You know what? Little do I know compared to this individual that studied all their life, you know, on this specific subject, and they are telling me that I have to do this or I will die.

And so, you know, talk about then pressure on an individual, then to move forward with something that's so detrimental, like removing organs and, pieces of organs and, and which obviously once they are removed, you can't put them back in.

Yeah. That's that's exactly the story I went through. And it's a good time for me to talk about it being completely transparent. Everybody knows me as the apricot seed B17 guy.

So God had to put me through a little test about 40 days ago, I, ate something wrong or did something wrong, and I had an upset stomach. So I tried using some self-medication, not drugs, but I used some bentonite clay and psyllium husks, and I tried to do that to try to get rid of the pain.

Well, I didn't do it in the proper proportions, so I probably built I should I should have talked to you instead. I said, you know, I I'm, I'm bulletproof.

I eat apricot seeds. So I ended up a long make a long story short, I ended up being rushed to the, urgent care and then being, ambulance over to the hospital, actually Honor Health Scottsdale right here in Arizona.

And they put a tube down my throat called a nasogastric tube, and they were pumping out fluids on my stomach and back. And because I had been throwing up well, within 24 hours, they did a Cat scan, which is high radiation.

They stick some stuff in there. But, you know, I'm kind of delirious. They offered me morphine and I actually said, no, thank you. And it was, you know, at 1:00 in the morning after Easter Sunday.

So I didn't have I couldn't call my friends like Doctor Felt and other people to get advice. So I was kind of going along with the system because I was delirious.

But within 24 hours, doctor, I had a surgeon in my room telling me that I had to remove half of my colon because I had cancer. He said, This is John Richardson.

They didn't know who I was. I'm just a guy that showed up at the emergency room with with a colon blockage, and they said, you have to have cancer and we need to remove half your colon.

You're scheduled for Wednesday surgery. This is Monday afternoon, he said. I have six surgeries Monday, but I'm going to hold one spot for you. And I did the simple math.

And this is a 200 to $250,000 surgery that surgeon stood to to earn $1.2 million for the hospital. That one day cutting out colons. So I, you know, of course, I just act naive.

I'm kind of waking up from this and and actually, I was feeling better already by having this, this bile pumped out of my through the gastro, that nasogastric tube.

So I was feeling better already, but, the doctor said, okay, you got to go. And I said, well, what is there any other, you know, solutions? Is there anything else I can do?

Well, no, no, that's there's nothing else you can do. There's nothing else. We know that 99% of the time when you have this Apple Corps presentation and you're in your large intestine, that that's cancer 99% of the time.

And so, of course, I was in a surreal moment. I'm John Richardson, the apricot seed guy. I've eaten apricot seeds. But he said we've ran other tests and we don't, you know, you don't have pancreatitis, you don't have your blood pressure's great.

Your your, your oxygen levels great, your you're not high on any, any heavy metals. So we just believe it's cancer, and we need to we need to remove half a colon.

I he actually drew a picture. Doctor on the white bulletin board that showed they were cutting the top part of my colon. You're going to cut the top part off and connect it to the tiny part that, connects to the duodenum.

I think it's called. I'm not an expert on the colon. I freely admit that. But I as a as a layperson, I'm like, wait a minute, you're going to connect this big thing to this little thing and of course, I never went for it.

But I said, well, what happens after that? Well, then you have five days to heal. And then we immediately start chemo and radiation and, you know, you should have, you know, you should be fine.

You're otherwise you're a healthy 60 year old. You should be able to get right through this and you'll get right over it. And one of the doctors said, you know, John, when I told him, I'm not going to do this surgery, they told me also that a colonoscopy was not possible because my, my intestines were so inflated that they had perforated.

So they said, you know, this surgery is only answer. What we'll do is we'll cut it out and then we'll send it off to a lab and see if there's, you know, they'll prove that it's cancer.

And so what if it's not cancer? Well, you know, 99% of the time it is. And even if it isn't, you know, at least you'll you'll have you will have blockage.

You know, your colon will be clear and, and of course, I said, well, you know, I don't think I'm gonna do that, but, you know, let's let's see how this is doing, pumping out this fluid, because I had by that time talked to several of my natural Catholic friends, including Doctor Wolfe and Doctor Henry Ely and, Ed at Doctor Ed Group and Doctor John Murphy, local doctors that I was talking to.

And they all said, no, you know, you've got some kind of blockage. Let's, you know, let's let the stress come out of it and see what happens. So, on day, of on day three, on Wednesday, when I was scheduled for surgery, they postponed it.

I started having bowel movements. And that day I had 15 bowel movements. Yeah, I had I was a lot of it was, was liquid, but some of it was solid. And so I had as you're pumping this fluid out of my stomach, and they were giving me IVs.

I told them I'm having these bowel movements and all these doctors. There was 15 count, 15 people with white coats on. That all said, I needed to, get the surgery.

And I must say that the gastroenterologist who I have his name, I was told by other people in the Scottsdale area that he was the top doctor in his field, meaning he recommended the most people to have their colon removed of anybody in Scottsdale.

And that's like, now that's what it came down to. Because, you know what? He never even came in to visit me. He never even laid a finger on me. All he did was review my Cat scan.

And he said, yeah, absolutely. And all of his underlings, he had all these MD underlings that were there basically a, a crew of people trying to get you to have a surgery.

It's basically it is 200,000, 250,000 hour surgery. And I kept saying, well, no, I want to see, I want to wait and get. So I naively got another Cat scan to see how it was, because they were pumping so much out and they said, oh no, there was no change.

They never to this day have I seen that second Cat scan. Even after I had 15 bowel movements, I was feeling fantastic. I was feeling better. I wasn't, it was a feeling.

But now it became a negotiation between me and this medical staff at this hospital that I've since known as, like the belly of the beast, because I don't go to emergency rooms, I just, you know, it just so happened that I had to this time because I was throwing up so much that I didn't know what I had. And, these 15 doctors, all were trying to convince me to have surgery, even though I had 15 bowel movements.

And then when I declined, they miraculously, after I declined the surgery, they found a colonoscopy. Expert, top line expert who, who could do the pornography and not perforate my intestines.

And so I thought, okay, well, that sounds reasonable. I called, Doctor Wolfe, and he said, John, I would recommend that for my worst enemy you have. You have massive information in your colon.

A colonoscopy is only going to create that more. We got to get that information down. I'll have you back walking and and talking and doing fine in ten days.

So I'm naive, Doctor Crawford. And I'm sitting here showing the world I'm naive about the colon. I didn't know this stuff. I never thought cancer was a possibility.

And I still don't think I'll ever get cancer. But they were telling me I had cancer. But if you don't mind, I'm going to read. Since what I found about I found this about colonoscopy is just a little highlights.

I'm not going to read the whole thing because that's boring. But approximately 15 to 20 million colonoscopies are performed in United States every year.

The colonoscopy market is a $10 billion annual industry. Remember, this is not a cure for anything. This is not a treatment. This is simply to go up in your colon and it start cutting off polyps and anything that looks abnormal, easy, the doctor decides might be cancerous to test it, to send out to lab to say, oh, this is cancer.

Now you got to have your colon removed. I talked to a guy just 15 minutes before I got here. They're telling him at 25 to remove the entire colon because of a colonoscopy.

But here's the the known risks. Freddie may considering it well, and just kind of stopped. So $10 billion just from that. That's like more than the GNP for a large number of countries out in the world just for colonoscopy here in the United States.

Yeah. And and it so I didn't know this. I've never considered a colonoscopy. I know I'm never going to get colon cancer, but but I so I was a little naive when they were saying, oh yeah, it's a simple procedure, but it destroys your your gut biome.

It causes inflammation. It can perforate parts of you. And and you've got this doctor who has on one hand, you know, to let you go or the other hand to make $250,000 if he finds something, man.

Certain things. What is it? To a hammer. Everything looks like a nail, you know, to a colonoscopy. Like every every single thing is going to promote him to find something in your colon.

So, you know the doctor Wolfe said to me. John, what are you curious? What do you know? What? What does you want to see what your colon looks like. Don't do it.

I wouldn't my my worst enemy. And he saved my he saved my life. Probably because I'm John Richardson. I probably would have had something done. And this is 40 days ago.

So it's not like it was, you know, ancient history. This is just 40 days ago. And this is these are some of the things bleeding, especially if a polyp is removed.

Adverse reaction to sedatives or anesthesia. Post-Polio ectomy syndrome. Alteration of gut biome false positives. I am 100% sure that that 30 to 70% of of colon issues are false positives, that they want to find it.

So even if someone has, you know, no cancer whatsoever, they want to find it. And then complications are more common in older adults and those with co-morbidities.

So someone that's in their 60s, it has more complications that somebody is younger, but it's a scam. It's a whole system that I was really naive about that is designed to create profit centers by finding cancer in people.

And that was the doctor. Finally, after I had refused the surgery, I refused the colonoscopy. Then everybody started telling me they wrote me off and they all come in with furrowed brows, look at me like I'm a crazy John.

You're a healthy man. Why are you choosing a gall to die? They sent the two palliative care doctors and said, you know, we're used to talking to 85 year olds, not 60 year old healthy people.

You know, you really want to go home and die. You'll be dead in ten days. The call is going to keep shrinking down. It's going to close off. You're going to have your colon.

Your intestines are still going to expand. You're going to burst. You're testing. You're not going to eat. You're not going to you're going to be dead in ten days.

I said, I don't believe I am. I think I'll be fine. But when I'm healthy, I'm going to come back and talk to you and the doctor. I befriended him, this guy that was the head of the whole hospital.

I wasn't angry or hateful because I never let them take control of me. But he said to me, John, you don't understand. If there was something that you could fix your colon without surgery, I.

We would know about it. And if there's really someone out there that was doing that, he'd be a trillionaire. And that was like the final straw. I say, okay, it's too far the edge, too far to try and train this guy or try and make a change.

These guys are all making seven figures, cutting colons out all day long, or cutting other body parts out. I'm just going to get out of here. And so I got out of there a day later.

They wouldn't let me out until I cut off the tube and got off the IVs and everything to make sure I wasn't going to faint or pass out. I did get off everything.

I felt fantastic, I felt they pumped out seven liters of fluids out of my stomach, which Doctor Woolf and Doctor Eli and all these other doctors said was great.

That was good because otherwise I would've had to do, you know, they call it, you know, throwing up, palliative, throwing up or whatever. You know, what your body has to do with these fluids if you have a blockage.

So I had a blockage, probably a bentonite clay and psyllium husk. And so I just started getting natural treatments, all the things that you would do in your clinic, many things that anybody can ask you about.

I did lateral IV injections, I did, ozone therapy. I did some, the blue, the blue, methylene blue, methylene blue. I did, infrared. I did some collation and all these things.

And, I am back to 100%. I've gained 15 pounds back of the, the 40 I lost. And I feel energy beyond belief. And I feel healthier now I'm on my way to to to another 60 years instead of the ten years of misery that they promised me if I got the surgery, said, oh, you can live another.

You can live in your 70s, John, just fine. You get this colon surgery, get the chemo, the radiation. You're healthy. You lived in your 70s. That's not that's not a life I want to live.

And so, you know, I tell people, I never really considered any of it, but I could completely understand the pressure that poor people are under that have to do the same experience.

So here I am on the other side, 40 days and 40 nights later. I've already lived 30 days more than they said I would. So. So every day is a bonus, every day is a bonus.

And it's all it is. It is very laughable. And but I do have a new sense of compassion for those people that I talked to that are their doctors calling in and saying, you got to get back down here and get to surgery.

You got to get the chemo, you're going to be dead. I have a new sense of compassion, but all it is is educating yourselves. And the audience is watching, understanding that if you have the education, you feel comfortable when they tell telling, you're going to die, you know that's not going to happen.

And you're like, oh, this is this is probably the saddest part is that I had a friend who had had a very close friend of hers, that when they had the same exact symptoms that I had, he got rushed to the hospital.

He, my friend was talking through it. He was trying to get them lateral. He's trying to get them, you know, these different things is is cleansers and enzymes and all the things that I used.

And the guy chose to get the emergency surgery, and he passed away a week after he went to the hospital, passed away. And my friend is devastated. And I didn't even hear this story, doc, until about a week ago.

He was trying to get Desiree, get Ahold of me, and everybody was. You know, I had a lot of friends and family trying to get hold of because they were hearing about this, but that's the two choices.

This guy went into the hospital same night I did, and he's no longer with us with the same symptoms I had. And I look forward to a long, happy, healthy life with a little smarter about not trying to treat myself.

I got to go to friends like you. And. And if I've got something going on, I gotta, you know, use the natural answer for that. I know the answer. A lot of the answers for cancer, but I don't know the answer for a colon blockage.

Yeah. And and it's it's interesting when I do I have my, you know, integrative cancer solution podcast, and a common statement that they say is that I wish I knew I had more time, you know, so, and that's so important for people to understand, to take a step back, you know, cancer, if it is cancer, then it has developed over a long period of time.

And so a little bit of extra time to sit down, to educate yourself, to think things through to to go to prayer, to, you know, have that intuitive feeling, what feels right to you, you know, to allow that process to take place is so important, you know, and and I was speaking to a medical oncologist friend of mine and he said, yeah, it is true.

You know, we we use these fair tactics because we, we don't want to be sitting there talking for a long period of time. We want, you know, our time is valuable and we want to kind of move to the therapy as quickly as possible.

And so, yes, you know, that that's a strategy, you know, that that we use. So no question about they actually look at the bed as being a profit center.

They look at that bed. You either make the decision to do the surgery or they want to kick you out. That's what they said to me, John. There's no other option.

We can't just have you sitting here taking up a bed. Wow. That's the system we're under. And I've known that, you know, sort of. But now I've experienced it.

So it's it's not an option for you to sit in the bed and get better. They were pumping my stomach out. Every doctor, Woolf said every day they pump another, pint of fluid on your stomach.

You're getting better because that blockage is having a chance for the the nutrients that you're eating and the the TS you're drinking and the enzymes you're taking into to work on whatever that mass is, whether it's cancer or whether it's a blockage of something else, you have a much better chance taking the time you it's not an emergency situation.

A cancer is not emergency disease. I don't care what they say. Yes, I'm not practicing medicine, but I'm telling you that if you if you've got, you know, some something acute, you've got to address that.

But there's acute ways to do it without cutting organs out. You made a very poignant statement that if I had cut out two and a half, feet of my colon, there is not one natural or, you know, even, state of the art system to put a colon back in after they've cut it out in Central Laboratory.

That's it. It's gone. It's never coming back. And so that's part of your immune system that nobody has the studies to say. What else starts to fail once you cut out your gallbladder or your liver or your any other organ, what else starts to fail?

It's just a process that now they've got you on this this, you know, treadmill of more drugs and more surgery. And it's just it's a horrible situation and it is changing.

And one of the things that's really important to understand is that, you know, with cancer, we were thinking, I will just kind of cut it out and then I'll be gone.

The issue with cancer, it is a systemic disease, you know, no matter what. Yes. You see that one tumor right there? You think that that is what the cancer is all about?

That is just a symptom of what's going on systemically. So just by doing surgery, removing that tumor does not mean that you're cancer free, you know?

So that's where you have to, you know, move in and and treat the whole system and utilize tools, you know, like B-17. Yeah. To kind of clean up, you know, the rest of the system.

And and in fact, you know, because cancer is a slow growing disease that it takes years to develop. It is important then to be preventative. Yeah, to make sure because we produce cancer cells every day.

Absolutely. Be preventative about it. Yeah. That's that's the that's the big thing that I've, you know, my years of studying research and all the books I've read and you've read many of them, that's what would the benefit of B-17 and lateral is the killer of the cancer cells we develop every day.

It's once you get the metastatic tumors and things like that that you need to bring in all these other therapies. But if you can be on a level of B-17, there's lots of history and proof that that actually kills those cancer cells before they ever metastasize, and that the science behind that you and I have talked about, and I'm happy to talk about it again, we don't have time today, but but that science about why that lateral is so effective prior to you ever getting cancer is great.

But even after you have it now, you've got to add the enzymes and you got to add the ozone. You got to add the other things, all the stuff that you do at your clinic to help somebody have the best chance.

And it's a lifestyle change as well, because now you have to change what you're eating and how you're eating and what food you're bringing into your body to help your body, you know, fight off cancer for the rest of your life.

Yes. Yeah. Let's go through a little bit kind of the function of the B-17. I mean, essentially, B-17 is now a deficiency. It's something that used to be in our food, but then have selectively been kind of taken out of our food, you know, because of how we are, you know, selective breeding sort of say, you know, so, so, so tell me a little bit about function of B-17.

Why does it work on cancer cells? Why doesn't it, you know, why isn't it detrimental to healthy cells? Yeah, I absolutely I love I love doing this, but I am going to simplify it.

But anybody that thinks that that it's only a simple, chemical reaction there is lots of research and lots of study behind it, but the average, apricot seed contains about 20mg of amygdala.

And a lot of people are talking about apricot seeds right now. People are talking about how you eat them and things like that. But it's found in 1200 different foods.

And some of those foods are Lima beans, millet, barley, most nuts that aren't pasteurized, all, most legumes that aren't pasteurized. A lot of, you know, broccoli sprouts.

It's found in 1200 different foods. But all of those foods have been bred. The big ones have been bred out of it. For example, we used to eat, millet bread, which had high levels of lateral at the turn of the century.

Now we eat wheat bread, which has zero lateral in it. You know, forget the gluten argument. Wheat bread has zero wheat or our family lentil. I mean, millet bread.

So you try to eat the foods with the most natural, substance in it, substances in it. So amygdala. And if it's in your system like it used to be at the turn of the century, or is for the Hans's of that are above, northern Pakistan, they 200 apricot seeds a day.

They've got, you know, 800 or 2000mg of, of amygdala running around in the system. And they have zero cancer. Not the only reason why, but they have zero cancer.

So when the amygdala is in your blood and it comes upon a, compound called beta glucose, it is it breaks it apart and it breaks apart into four molecules.

And it's really simple if you think about it. Cancer loves glucose, but a big one is a sugar. They sometimes called it sugar cyanide. But that, you know, that's cyanide scares people.

But it's a sugar containing substance. And it also has beans, aldehyde and cyanide. It's not free cyanide. Here I am with an apricot seed, and I can eat it.

I've eaten 40 seeds today. I could eat the seed right now, and I'll make it quickly. And it's not releasing cyanide into my system. It's releasing a big time.

If a Magdalena comes in contact with beta glucose, it is. It breaks it down into those four compounds and assign items aldehyde together, kill whatever it is, it's right there with the beta glucose.

It is. Now that's scary. But here's the good news is that beta glucose is only found at higher concentrations in your body. In a cancer cell. It's the science behind that is because it acts much like an embryo.

And that's that's a little scary for people because they think, well, pregnant women. Is that affect them? No it doesn't, but the chemicals that are at a cancer cell are beta glucose.

DS is an enzyme that's primarily there. So here comes the amygdala. And if it's at the cancer the cells become cancerous. It breaks apart. The cancer likes the glucose.

It thrives on the glucose. And then the aldehyde at Sinai kill it. The other result from that is that the x if there's any excess sign outer bands aldehyde A healthy cell has what they call A's may have a little sip of water.

A healthy cell has what they call rodent is a rodent is is the protecting enzyme. And it takes the cyanide and beans aldehyde and converts them into analgesics, actual painkillers.

So, well, my dad was doing it. And when doctor, Harold Manor at, Loyola University was studying it, he found that 95% of the people that were taking a miglin called natural or B17, had pain relief.

The why was they have pain relief because of this action of rodents on the, on the, Sinai and benzyl line, instead of being deadly, they actually made pain relief.

So while they were killing the cancer, they're also relieving pain that was created by the cancer. Now that's how it works. If we don't if it's nothing's metastasized.

So if you have plenty of amygdala in those cancer cells that you said it happen every day, get killed and you never notice it, nothing ever happens. No one ever knows.

Ed Griffin, who's 93 and who's about to go drive cross-country to Red pill X-Mode Still speaks goes podcast. He works ten hour days. He's been eating a McDonald's ever since he discovered it was my dad back in the 1970s, and he's 93 years old, so it's not poisonous.

It's actually healthy and healthy. He will tell anybody that he says 3 to 5 a day is all you need now. Once you if you don't have a big Glenn and then you have a tumor metastasized, now you have this, coating on the outside, it's like a slimy protein, this protein coating that needs, enzymes, the pancreatic enzymes to digest that outer coating so that the B17 and other nutrients get can get in to kill that cancer.

So that's why it becomes more complicated, where it becomes a systemic issue where you've got to fix your immune system. If you have tumors and things like that.

So B17 might just bounce off that slimy outside coating if you don't have the proper enzymes, if you don't have the proper nutrition in your diet or if you're eating too much animal protein, this is a big one.

This is, you know, people can't talk about the core carnivore diet. And doc, I don't know how you feel about it, but I've watched people get sicker on the carnivore diet if they have cancer, because the same enzyme that digests the meat, the meat, the animal proteins is digesting the outer slimy coating of the cancer, my dad said in the 70s.

Unfortunately, he loved meat, and he and other people love meat. But if you're fighting against cancer, you've got to cut back on the animal protein so that those enzymes or whatever enzymes your pancreas is creating and whatever you're adding in, like you do the pancreatic enzymes is, is, is eat is able to eat out the outer coating of the cancer cell rather than going diverted to the to the animal protein.

So that's one of the many things you need to adjust if you have full blown cancer. So that's the mechanism. And I and I know I left a lot of science out of that, a lot of names of the compounds, which is all in the books and available.

Anybody that is interested in finding science and a lot of the people have said, well, if they would have studies about this, the people would know about it.

I have doctor O'Reilly, do you know doctor O'Reilly? Okay. He put together a study for me of all the studies of a big long and I want to get a copy to you if you don't have it.

But there's been hundreds if not thousands of studies on a magdalen. The NIH did a study last year that said amygdala causes apoptosis in cancer cells.

That was the title of the study by the NIH in 2024. Did any doctors or medical school start teaching that did that come out on ABC and NBC and be thrown out there?

No, they did this. The study just kind of protect themselves. But these studies have been around for years and they've been currently done. And there were these studies were done back in my dad's day.

There was there was, Loyola University did the study with Harold Manor. They did Sloan-Kettering prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that a bagel and stops the metastases of tumors in laboratory mice.

And then they did human studies, even though to this day they'll say there's never been any studies done. There's been thousands of studies. And it's out there and it's been proven.

But they've but because it's so effective against this disease, it's so profitable. It's been the one they've demonized the most. And brave doctors like yourself are saying, you know what?

I know what they've tried to say, but I'm seeing results in my own practice. I'm seeing results with my own patients that we're seeing on the daily results for people that are that are choosing to put a big dent back in their diet, they're having a tremendous results, you know, and wiping out their C-word right out their cancer.

I can say it on your podcast is this is not going to be censored. Wipe out their cancer just by adding and make going back in and getting their diet back to a natural state and doing the other adjunctive therapies that all work.

Like I said, ozone therapy is one great one and I'm sure that you have some some amazing things are also seeing tremendous results. I don't know how methylene blue is working for you, but that's what I'm hearing about.

That's a great adjunctive. Even CDA is a great adjunctive to make doing that. Other things that are seeing all sorts of great results for people because of all the additional poisons and parasites in our world today that weren't here in the 70s.

When you get full blown cancer, a lot of times you need to do these additional adjunctive therapies. Yeah, yeah I agree. Yeah. And yeah. Methylene blue is is a is a great tool to sensitized here that I use along with other photo sensitized hairs with the photodynamic that we do.

And and that's the thing I just want to kind of reiterate for the audience, see, understand that. Yes, this is the cyanide that's talked about so much in regards to B17.

It is, you know, protected as locked tight and only the enzymes that exist within cancer is unlocking it, releasing them the cyanide to to kill cancer cell and the healthy cells.

They have another enzyme unlock another component of of the layer trail that is, pain relieving. So talk about smart medicine and talk about targeted medicine.

It is phenomenal. Well, John, thank you so much for for being such a warrior. And and you know, and carrying the torch after your father, I know that he be extremely proud of of what you're doing and, and and, you know, keeping his legacy going and making sure that his efforts were not for nothing.

So so thank you so much for for being who you are. Thank you so much. Doctor Carl Feld, I appreciate you. You're a hero and a warrior, and I'm referring people to you regularly and, and, and it's just it's such a pleasure to to be friends with you and partners in so many different ways.

And I know we're going to make a change in this world. I see it happening on the daily. So God bless you. God bless the audience and this is a great, this is a great thing to be bringing this information out to people.

I'm so happy to be part of it. Thank you so much. God bless you. All right. Thank you.

John Richardson, Jr.

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