Would have liked to have known her CA 125 numbers. I don't think I missed it.

Any possible effect on Leukemia?

This is an amazing episode❤

thank you so much. We are new to Believe Big and so happy to connect with you♥

Tell what the goal is

I had a friend die at 16 because nobody said anything about an evil person. See something, say something. The truth will set you free and perhaps another from evil people.

What about taking HRT for osteoporosis?

KIm is a remarkable person.

What would help with chronic lymphocytic leukemia?

Hello, thank you for your video and the work that you are doing to help others. We need this. So again Thank you so much. One question, I noticed that one of the doctors on your panel said that mistletoe was good for any type of cancer, but I read that you should avoid supplement mistletoe for the risk of kidney cancer due to the VHL gene mutation. Is this true? Should one be tested for this gene before taking it. Or avoid it if there is a history of renal cancer in your family etc? Thank you , have a blessed day

I wish there had been mention of naturopathic "standards of care", i.e. mistletoe and hyperbaric oxygen therapies for cancer and how the low glucose, high ketone terrain can equally help those be more effective.

Great discussion. I see that none of the consultants at Remission Nutrition is a "Registered Dietitian". I'm not that surprised. I was one and never learned or was expected to practice in context of the metabolic terrain. I am curious if Believe Big and Remission Nutrition are following a bill introduced in Congress: HR 6407 - The Medical Nutrition Therapy Act (MNT Act) of 2023 is a bipartisan bill that would expand Medicare Part B coverage of medical nutrition therapy (MNT) services to a number of conditions that are currently uncovered. The bill would include coverage for: Diabetes, Renal disease, Obesity, Hypertension, Dyslipidemia, Malnutrition, Eating disorders, Cancer, Gastrointestinal diseases, including celiac disease, and HIV and AIDS. The bill would also allow services to be referred by: Physician assistants, Nurse practitioners, Clinical nurse specialists, and Clinical psychologists (for eating disorders). The MNT Act would also allow the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services to expand coverage for MNT to other conditions as determined medically necessary. "Medical nutrition therapy includes behavioral and lifestyle changes, such as changing one's eating habits, eating a balanced diet, and maintaining an active lifestyle. In other cases, individuals may benefit from specific diets that restrict certain foods or food groups." It concerns me that it says, "such services must also be provided by a registered dietitian or nutrition professional pursuant to a physician referral. " So, 1) do services of an MS or BS qualify, do you qualify if you do the ONC training? Why NO reference to Naturopaths either as qualified to refer or be referred to for covered MNT services when NDs know worlds more about nutrition than PAs, NPs, or MDs? I'm impressed with Dr. Farshad Marvasti, MD, clinician and teacher of nutrition in medical schools who got a Medicaid pilot project to cover healthy food prescriptions, however, in his talks he seems to limit his references to "dietitians" when the professionals trained in the metabolic terrain do not appear to ever be Registered Dietitians. It's very political, BUT it still seems like a huge opportunity to lobby the authors of this bill for much-needed amendments. The bill was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives by Reps Robin Kelly (D-IL) and Jen Kiggans (R-VA) and my Rep Julia Brownley recently signed on her support. It was introduced in the U.S. Senate by Sens.: Susan Collins (R-ME) and Gary Peters (D-MI). I would very much like to see those who are trained by the Metabolic Terrain Institute involved in making sure that their services are covered by Medicaid and Medicare.

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Thanks for this video

Great tips!

These names of the off label drugs Jane uses are not clear. Any chance you can clarify what these drugs are please?

Curious where the show notes are..

I know this is old but I wanted to comment specifically about the stomach discomfort w matcha. It's a known side effect from green teas in general that they can cause stomach pain and nausea (due to tannins) especially on an empty stomach. It's actually not recommended to drink on an empty stomach bc it causes you to produce extra acid, which can lead to ulcers and erosion. I have to be careful not to take on an empty stomach or I will suffer these consequences (stomach pain/nausea).

As a survivor I was so interested. I could'nt find it while I was in treatment but kicked cancers ass without it

also african bitter leaf tea

Dear Stacy, you gotta let Jen finish her sentences and talk.

Pushing a so-called vegan diet damages the credibility off your message and makes it almost political. Blaming meat for every problem on Earth is the newest narrative of the establishment. There is no scientific evidence to back that claim. And please don't bring up epidemiology because that proves little to nothing. Never a peep about toxic seed oils bring pushed as healthy. The info is out there for people who don't have an agenda.

Thx! Great info ideas and reminders! Nice to hear others who are meticulous foodwise as myself.😅

Thank you! 🙏🏼

I inject my belly area with Mistletoe once per week. The only side affect I notice is a bit of itching. I am a stage 3 uterine cancer survivor nearly 5 years out from diagnosis. I did have chemo/radiation. I am now 63 years old and have never felt better.

Lovely to have Jen speaking on balance , feeling well rather than questioning it, discussing it, mentally exercising with the meaning of words?

Jen has such a wonderful high gentle loving embracing energy with such deep subtle encouraging guidance, thank you Jen

love this very much could I invite you Stacy when you have a guest like this wonderful Jen it would be absolutely wonderful to hear her more of what she has been invited to inform us

Other than these substances listed having all been known to eliminate cancer what else do they have in common? Mistletoe, high THC cannabis oil, fenbendazole, ivermectin, wormwood, sour sop, bicarbonate of soda, apricot kernels? Would anyone care to explain why this is so.

Hi for someone with non-hodjkins lymphoma 4th stage with metastasis in lumbar area. Mistletoe is now being started along with Ivermectin . Will that help? Oncologist is pushing for XGEVA for the bone . We don’t know if we should because 15 cycles of Chemo did not work and left side effects.

RGCC is a scam, get wise.

So you can herx? Yes I believe that's me today! Day 4

So taking liposomal glutathione we can build depleted reserves?

I also use coffee enemas and herbal tea enemas for detoxing.

Good afternoon, tell me when to expect an updated edition of the book Cancer Revolution?

Thank you very much for your content! It's a shame it wasn't found sooner, but everything is as it is. For more content like this. kisses from Brazil 

Fantastic interview

Hi Dr Lucas n Believe Big, its was great listening to all Dr Lucas had to say, I have a question can you use mistletoe injections with Jane McLelland Protocol?

Can you please link studies?

I did a german Google search (I speak german) and there seems to be no conclusive evidence to show Mistletoe helps kill off cancer cells. 😟

Appreciate you all very much

Thank you

My husband has Stage 4 lung, liver & esophageal cancer.

So where can you get this therapy & how much does it cost❓ I live on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

unusual , Believe~

The depletion of. Jtrke ts digesting nink food

Love Coffee Enemas. My husband and I do ours daily. Separately of course. Have been doing this for 15 yrs.

I fucking love Boston rob