Full Transcript Reframing Symptoms as Signals 0:02 I do want to say one thing to you, he 0:02 I do want to say one thing to you, he just said the circumstances working 0:04 just said the circumstances working 0:04 just said the circumstances working against your health. I'm going to say 0:06 against your health. I'm going to say 0:06 against your health. I'm going to say the circumstances are signs that your 0:08 the circumstances are signs that your 0:08 the circumstances are signs that your body is sending you that something isn't 0:10 body is sending you that something isn't 0:10 body is sending you that something isn't right. So that's not working against 0:12 right. So that's not working against 0:12 right. So that's not working against you. It's working for you. You're being 0:14 you. It's working for you. You're being 0:14 you. It's working for you. You're being shown. You're being led into areas where 0:17 shown. You're being led into areas where 0:17 shown. You're being led into areas where your body is saying need to find out 0:20 your body is saying need to find out 0:20 your body is saying need to find out what is going on here. So let's I know 0:23 what is going on here. So let's I know 0:23 what is going on here. So let's I know that's what your podcast is about. And I 0:25 that's what your podcast is about. And I 0:25 that's what your podcast is about. And I am so let's think yourself healthy, but 0:27 am so let's think yourself healthy, but 0:27 am so let's think yourself healthy, but I also want you to speak yourself 0:29 I also want you to speak yourself 0:29 I also want you to speak yourself healthy and not use, you know, we it's 0:32 healthy and not use, you know, we it's 0:32 healthy and not use, you know, we it's hard for us not to use terminologies 0:33 hard for us not to use terminologies 0:33 hard for us not to use terminologies like it's working against me, right? Um 0:36 like it's working against me, right? Um 0:36 like it's working against me, right? Um those signs are working for us. That's 0:38 those signs are working for us. That's 0:38 those signs are working for us. That's the first and and these are again all 0:39 the first and and these are again all 0:39 the first and and these are again all the reasons I love you and the ability 0:41 the reasons I love you and the ability 0:42 the reasons I love you and the ability to call me out and help me recognize my 0:44 to call me out and help me recognize my 0:44 to call me out and help me recognize my own conditioning because we all need, 0:46 own conditioning because we all need, 0:46 own conditioning because we all need, you know, it's it's so unconsciously 0:48 you know, it's it's so unconsciously 0:48 you know, it's it's so unconsciously there that I forget the message I just 0:52 there that I forget the message I just 0:52 there that I forget the message I just sent to myself. 0:54 sent to myself. 0:54 sent to myself. Yeah, that's right. That's right. You
Health, Conditioning, and the Body's Wisdom 0:56 Yeah, that's right. That's right. You 0:56 Yeah, that's right. That's right. You know, the body is so amazing. Uh when we 0:59 know, the body is so amazing. Uh when we 0:59 know, the body is so amazing. Uh when we take out what shouldn't be there and put 1:01 take out what shouldn't be there and put 1:01 take out what shouldn't be there and put in what should, it can heal most if not 1:03 in what should, it can heal most if not 1:03 in what should, it can heal most if not all things. So, just remembering the 1:06 all things. So, just remembering the 1:06 all things. So, just remembering the power of you and and just thanking your 1:08 power of you and and just thanking your 1:08 power of you and and just thanking your body for these symptoms that may be I 1:11 body for these symptoms that may be I 1:11 body for these symptoms that may be I truly appreciate the redirect. So, thank 1:14 truly appreciate the redirect. So, thank 1:14 truly appreciate the redirect. So, thank you. 1:15 you. 1:16 you. Sure. I truly do. So, um yeah. So, what 1:19 Sure. I truly do. So, um yeah. So, what 1:19 Sure. I truly do. So, um yeah. So, what have you been up to? What is what is all 1:21 have you been up to? What is what is all 1:21 have you been up to? What is what is all this stuff around cancer and oncology 1:24 this stuff around cancer and oncology 1:24 this stuff around cancer and oncology that you know you have insight to that 1:26 that you know you have insight to that 1:26 that you know you have insight to that most people don't right I I will tell 1:29 most people don't right I I will tell 1:29 most people don't right I I will tell you people ask me what do I specialize 1:31 you people ask me what do I specialize 1:31 you people ask me what do I specialize in and I say health I don't care if it's 1:33 in and I say health I don't care if it's 1:33 in and I say health I don't care if it's cardiovascular disease if it's weight 1:35 cardiovascular disease if it's weight 1:35 cardiovascular disease if it's weight management if it's hormones it doesn't 1:36 management if it's hormones it doesn't 1:36 management if it's hormones it doesn't matter cancer it's about individual look 1:39 matter cancer it's about individual look 1:39 matter cancer it's about individual look at the individual see what those 1:40 at the individual see what those 1:40 at the individual see what those symptoms and signs are find the root of 1:42 symptoms and signs are find the root of 1:42 symptoms and signs are find the root of the problem and fix it but oncology is 1:45 the problem and fix it but oncology is 1:45 the problem and fix it but oncology is specifically interesting because for 1:47 specifically interesting because for 1:47 specifically interesting because for years I thought no no I don't want to go 1:49 years I thought no no I don't want to go 1:49 years I thought no no I don't want to go there that's not going to be my 1:50 there that's not going to be my 1:50 there that's not going to be my specialty. I was in pain management, 1:53 specialty. I was in pain management, 1:53 specialty. I was in pain management, hormones, sports medicine, all this. I'm 1:54 hormones, sports medicine, all this. I'm 1:54 hormones, sports medicine, all this. I'm like, "No, no, no. Don't want to do it." 1:56 like, "No, no, no. Don't want to do it." 1:56 like, "No, no, no. Don't want to do it." Then, as you know, one in two people
Cancer as a Metabolic Disease 1:58 Then, as you know, one in two people 1:58 Then, as you know, one in two people will have cancer in their life. And so, 2:01 will have cancer in their life. And so, 2:01 will have cancer in their life. And so, pretty soon, it was right there and I 2:03 pretty soon, it was right there and I 2:03 pretty soon, it was right there and I had to learn more about it. And I read a 2:06 had to learn more about it. And I read a 2:06 had to learn more about it. And I read a book, um, it's been, oh, I don't know, 2:08 book, um, it's been, oh, I don't know, 2:08 book, um, it's been, oh, I don't know, 15, 18 years ago now, and it's a good 2:10 15, 18 years ago now, and it's a good 2:10 15, 18 years ago now, and it's a good book to recommend, Tripping Over the 2:12 book to recommend, Tripping Over the 2:12 book to recommend, Tripping Over the Truth by Travis Christopherson. Okay. 2:14 Truth by Travis Christopherson. Okay. 2:14 Truth by Travis Christopherson. Okay. I'm not And the book Yeah, it's a great 2:17 I'm not And the book Yeah, it's a great 2:17 I'm not And the book Yeah, it's a great book. It's a good read, too. it. It's 2:18 book. It's a good read, too. it. It's 2:18 book. It's a good read, too. it. It's fun to read. But um it it let me and 2:22 fun to read. But um it it let me and 2:22 fun to read. But um it it let me and many of us read that clinicians, doctors 2:25 many of us read that clinicians, doctors 2:25 many of us read that clinicians, doctors and said, "Whoa, wait a minute." We were 2:28 and said, "Whoa, wait a minute." We were 2:28 and said, "Whoa, wait a minute." We were under the pressure and impression and 2:29 under the pressure and impression and 2:29 under the pressure and impression and most oncologist and most research is 2:32 most oncologist and most research is 2:32 most oncologist and most research is still geared toward let's study DNA. 2:34 still geared toward let's study DNA. 2:34 still geared toward let's study DNA. Let's study genetics that cancer is a 2:37 Let's study genetics that cancer is a 2:37 Let's study genetics that cancer is a genetic disease. Well, we're challenging 2:39 genetic disease. Well, we're challenging 2:39 genetic disease. Well, we're challenging that now. There's very few cancers, a 2:42 that now. There's very few cancers, a 2:42 that now. There's very few cancers, a small percentage that are actually 2:44 small percentage that are actually 2:44 small percentage that are actually genetic. Some might be hereditary, but 2:47 genetic. Some might be hereditary, but 2:47 genetic. Some might be hereditary, but just because you have a DNA blueprint 2:49 just because you have a DNA blueprint 2:49 just because you have a DNA blueprint doesn't mean you're going to express 2:50 doesn't mean you're going to express 2:50 doesn't mean you're going to express that. We can turn down the bad genes and 2:53 that. We can turn down the bad genes and 2:53 that. We can turn down the bad genes and turn up the good ones. It's called 2:54 turn up the good ones. It's called 2:54 turn up the good ones. It's called epigenetics. The majority of cancers, if 2:57 epigenetics. The majority of cancers, if 2:57 epigenetics. The majority of cancers, if not all really, even before the DNA 3:00 not all really, even before the DNA 3:00 not all really, even before the DNA damage happens, is a metabolic disorder. 3:03 damage happens, is a metabolic disorder. 3:03 damage happens, is a metabolic disorder. So what does that mean? So that book 3:05 So what does that mean? So that book 3:05 So what does that mean? So that book open the eyes into Tom Seaff's work, Dr. 3:09 open the eyes into Tom Seaff's work, Dr. 3:09 open the eyes into Tom Seaff's work, Dr. Tom Seaff Freed at the University of 3:10 Tom Seaff Freed at the University of 3:10 Tom Seaff Freed at the University of Boston at Boston College and uh Dominic 3:14 Boston at Boston College and uh Dominic 3:14 Boston at Boston College and uh Dominic Dagustinino's work who's being who is 3:16 Dagustinino's work who's being who is 3:16 Dagustinino's work who's being who is funded by the Department of Defense and 3:19 funded by the Department of Defense and 3:19 funded by the Department of Defense and funded by uh NASA and other agencies NIH 3:22 funded by uh NASA and other agencies NIH 3:22 funded by uh NASA and other agencies NIH and it was like wow okay you remember
Mitochondria, Research, and Treatment Challenges 3:26 and it was like wow okay you remember 3:26 and it was like wow okay you remember Heather in school when you were studying 3:28 Heather in school when you were studying 3:28 Heather in school when you were studying the cell and inside the cell there was 3:31 the cell and inside the cell there was 3:31 the cell and inside the cell there was an organal an organ called the 3:33 an organal an organ called the 3:33 an organal an organ called the mitochondria the mitochondria is what 3:35 mitochondria the mitochondria is what 3:35 mitochondria the mitochondria is what produces the ATP that's energy black and 3:38 produces the ATP that's energy black and 3:38 produces the ATP that's energy black and white that's What happens? Well, when 3:40 white that's What happens? Well, when 3:40 white that's What happens? Well, when there's damage to that mitochondria, 3:43 there's damage to that mitochondria, 3:43 there's damage to that mitochondria, that respiration or that that ATP and 3:46 that respiration or that that ATP and 3:46 that respiration or that that ATP and how it's being produced, that's the 3:48 how it's being produced, that's the 3:48 how it's being produced, that's the damage that we see linked to cancer. So, 3:52 damage that we see linked to cancer. So, 3:52 damage that we see linked to cancer. So, we're refraraming the mindset and the 3:54 we're refraraming the mindset and the 3:54 we're refraraming the mindset and the research that's coming out that cancer 3:56 research that's coming out that cancer 3:56 research that's coming out that cancer is a metabolic disease, not a genetic 3:59 is a metabolic disease, not a genetic 3:59 is a metabolic disease, not a genetic one. So, that is first is very big. So 4:03 one. So, that is first is very big. So 4:03 one. So, that is first is very big. So now that's why when the papers are out 4:06 now that's why when the papers are out 4:06 now that's why when the papers are out on press pulse that means you know 4:08 on press pulse that means you know 4:08 on press pulse that means you know cancer is smart. It knows how to get 4:11 cancer is smart. It knows how to get 4:11 cancer is smart. It knows how to get around chemotherapy. That's why we have 4:13 around chemotherapy. That's why we have 4:13 around chemotherapy. That's why we have to do it for so long. Either the 4:14 to do it for so long. Either the 4:14 to do it for so long. Either the chemotherapy is too toxic and you have 4:16 chemotherapy is too toxic and you have 4:16 chemotherapy is too toxic and you have to stop it or the cancer is just not 4:18 to stop it or the cancer is just not 4:18 to stop it or the cancer is just not responding. is pretty snaking.
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