4 Common Causes Of CANCER That Most People Don’t Know About

Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for nearly 10 million deaths in 2020, or nearly one in six deaths. The most common cancers are breast, lung, colon and rectum and prostate cancers.
Certain lifestyle choices are known to increase your risk of cancer. Smoking, drinking more than one drink a day for women and up to two drinks a day for men, excessive exposure to the sun or frequent blistering sunburns, being obese, and having unsafe sex can contribute to cancer.
#cancer #health #doctor #cancertreatment #healthylifestyle

[@agentfifteen]

TLTR; 1. Genetics 2. Environmental factors (exposure to chemicals) 3. Poor diet (low fiber, high sugar, processed foods) 4. Medical conditions

[@ytr3488]

Thanks captain obvious

[@loveholidaybyviction1272]

So, basically anything-

[@happyworldtravels3235]

Infection also has an important cause for Cancer.

[@happyworldtravels3235]

Cleanliness in all matters ,,personal,environmental cleanliness.&mental clear thoughts also matters.

[@belfrychimes]

mention needed specifically of tobacco

[@johnstath9666]

This is probably one of the most important and significant public announcements and what this medium should be for. Well done.

[@drnatesw]

totally, great work @doctormikehansen

[@grimjim1599]

Big increase in undetected cancers lately. It is largely caused by the lock downs

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@elsagrace3893]

@@grimjim1599how do you explain an increase in something undetected 😂😂😂 and then blame it on lockdown? 😂 Maybe you could develop your thought a bit more and express it more precisely to convey what you mean. Perhaps you mean that because of lockdown people are not seeking medical care as frequently resulting in the possibility of early detection of cancer being eliminated……??

[@elsagrace3893]

Unfortunately most people are not using KZbin for education. They prefer empty and vapid entertainment that contributes nothing to their life and nothing to society.

[@kumarsathyanesan2488]

Your speech is an eye opener. It means there is no escape.

[@t3hsis324]

Wow .. my grandfather always said sugar was poison, and I don't think that he understood how on the nose he was. Irony is he didn't eat a high processed diet, rather was exposed to second hand smoke and ended up dying of pancreatic cancer. At least that is the most likely case as my grandmother drank and smoke until she couldn't. He did at a much younger age, but quit. (He did live until his early 80s, at the very least, but losing anyone you love to pancreatic cancer is devastating... He was active until he was sick, and hearing his fast deterioration was heartbreaking...) Thank you to this channel for being so informative and helping me better understand common causes as cancer has hit a few times and is always a concern. Many, many thanks.

[@markwhite6782]

At 59 I just realized that sugar was poison. I was very lucky that I got away with high amounts of it my entire life. I drank 2 Liters (yes Liters) of Dr. Pepper daily along with Gatorade and about 5 cups of coffee (2 spoons of sugar per cup). An audit came out to 350-400 grams per day. I remind you this is just my drinks and not the cookies and sweet cereal I ate daily. August of 2021 I cut 100% of my sugar drinks out and youtubed several diet and nutrition videos. I'm now over 60 and 52 pounds lighter and off all 4 prescription meds for high blood pressure, triglycerides and asthma. I have no more arthritis pain because I discovered 0 sugar = 0 inflammation =0 arthritis pain = 0 medication. When I decided to take this health rout I tried running and made it about 250 feet before I ran out of breath. Each day I reached a new goal further and further until I celebrated my first mile run. I now run 3 miles per day and I swear I feel 20 years old. I only wish I would have done this 30 years ago but hopefully I did it in time to give me a few more years with my grandkids. Funny thing is my grandmother always told me you are what you eat and I blew her off. They knew something we didn't!

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[@jJust_NO_]

what about your grandmother? how long did she live?

[@jJust_NO_]

@@markwhite6782 sugar in of itswlf is not poison. its fuel but in excess though,, thata what causes diseases

[@Mikexception]

@@markwhite6782 Same me. Except I hate jogging and running because I do not want to test low oxygene paterns on me and brain . No matter - with returning to normal eating (with proper hours and right quantity to my relax life) and removing from diet things which by age make me sick I feel like young now. It requires to watch body. It took me few years - desire for sweets and chocolade slowly vanished by itself - it doesnt taste me

[@rosabellaguidotti5799]

Anyone else getting a headache from the captions

[@Anonymous-vk7ig]

Yes

[@dsmj7389]

I liked the captions and found them helpful, but they would have been better appearing in normal quiet fashion, instead of the jarring and jolting animated fashion.

[@scaryfairy1502]

I find captions helpful - but not how they appear in this video. Migraine inducing!

[@lyfandeth]

I give him credit for trying to make legible captions, but yes, these are hard on the eyes. I suspect his software has limited options.

[@tonynesta3577]

I listened to it, not watched it

[@64BBernard]

The yellow flashing pop-up text is far too distracting. They are fine if they are displayed, but not popping up as in this video.

[@malikaalibdat7079]

This! The editor overdid it honestly. Next time plain white text will do thank you, and no pop ups please.

[@elisabyler3421]

Yeah, I couldn't watch.

[@Thatshorrorible]

Bottom line is 1 out of 3 people develop cancer in their lives. The longer that you live the more your chances increase that you may eventually develop cancer. It is usually on at least one side of the family if not both. So many things can cause cancer and odds are that you will never know what caused the cancer. Be prudent but don't forget to live your life.

[@lynserkawi4704]

genetic i thought that were just an explanation all main stream doctors say to mislead people when they themselves dont know why coz it comes usually with the the "maybe". "maybe its genetics thats why

[@beslemeto]

Bottom lines is at what age your are developing it?

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@beslemeto]

@@pamphlet3560 Stress is nothing to do with cancer! Even the animals get cancer... It is about genetic imperfection and the food we eat now days! And yes age is a factor for bigger risk of getting cancer, because as we age our cells get weaker and they lose their ability to maintain their regular condition.

[@TheMaryDoll]

You’re right

[@jamesceastep8874]

Mike: Very well done, again. You presented all the etiologies i was exposed to in graduate school but was surprised to observe i never heard again until your presentation here. Nice job. I hope everyone is paying attention. - Jim

[@Secret-sw8ih]

Wow, depressing but amazingly detailed & helpful video. I was aware of some of these. Thank you Dr.

[@brianrichards7006]

Doctor Hansen: You might do a video on epigenetics. Some 40 years ago, my holistic MD told me to drink green tea throughout the day, and eat a predominantly plant based diet. He explained epigenetics.. the expression or suppression of genes, and the methods by which we can attempt to control our genetics. So far, at 77, I am still in good health, 99% vegan and still drink 6 cups of green tea a day. Thanks for your videos.

[@Fearzero]

You're 99 percent plant based. Vegan isn't a diet.

[@KumariKumari-fw7nc]

What about black tea?

[@miloradvlaovic]

6 cups might be tok much though. It reduces iron absorption and raises the cortisol and nor/adrenaline levels

[@lbar9720]

What brand of Green tea do you drink?

[@tomm9178]

Thanks Mike. Well put together and informative video. I like the subtitle highlights and definitely the absence of background music.

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@mattpearce4099]

@@ioneldobrin6613 what Pilots

[@gregzeng]

No mention of psychiatric stress, social stress, and other DSM factors.

[@NoLimitsNatty]

Thank you for all the information 🙏🏽

[@paganini0332]

Who else was scared to dead when seeing this video? I was! Thank you for the information.!

[@tonynesta3577]

Don't be afraid of cancer. Starve it to death, one way.

[@yomomsahoe5797]

… no?

[@drnatesw]

amazing, very informative video

[@julesviolin]

These facts have been known for decades but folk keep eating shite 😂

[@battybethc8061]

Face it. These days everthing causes Cancer. Just live your lives to the fullest and be kind and don't sweat the small stuff and enjoy each moment with you loved ones and have faith! YOLO! ✌️😊👍🙏

[@Pcb2820]

Thank you for taking the time to educate us 🙏💕

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@ytr3488]

@@ioneldobrin6613 lem em suffer

[@ytr3488]

Educate?? This is common sense, something that you know nothing about kid

[@pearpenguin]

Thank you for the captions. Made it much easier to follow along, especially with all the medical terms.

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@javieralejandro8144]

Yeah. I like the captions

[@HaleyMary]

I have auditory processing disorder, so I love that this video has subtitles. Keep the subtitles in future videos if you can. Very informative stuff!

[@zbuglady]

Subtitles in general are great. It’s the swoops/flashy aspect that’s hard for people with migraine or vertigoX he could do better.

[@jonwelch564]

Google has automatically created the sub titles, just click the CC button. These swooping subs are a waste of time, and detract from the information given.

[@flagmichael]

@@jonwelch564 The YT subtitles are pretty sketchy, especially in technical subjects like medicine. I often turn them on and hope for the best, but I get tired of the errors in a minute or two.

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@dr.robertjohnson6953]

Unprofessional. No needed. You can turn subtitles one. Always leave them off by default. Let people turn them on, when they know they need them.

[@sevend1398]

Thnkx for sharing Dr Mike ❤

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Always welcome

[@carolyncolinhogarth8732]

Thanks Dr. HANSEN...CAROlYN FROM CANADA

[@itispam]

Extremely well explained - thank you.

[@mikejohn0088]

Now what?

[@s-faithmorefaith6324]

Thanks Doctor. Very informative!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@lorettacaputo6997]

Love your presentations, but after this laundry list of weapons against our lives, I am a little depressed. Sure, we all should try to put up shields against these culprits, but in reality there always seems to be something lurking around the corner trying to end our lives.

[@jarichards99utube]

Thanks Dr Mike - Very informative & Helpful... 😊👍

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@jennifermcrayde3294]

So good, thanks for sharing!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@moperson1]

Thank you for this message!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

You are so welcome

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@peetabrown5813]

Amazing how things go around; my father died from colon cancer (diagnosed @ 40years old) and I always heard that increased my chances of having it too and that I should start screening from 10 years prior to his diagnosis; I didn’t do that… but by the time I went, I was told a parents diagnosis and death form colon cancer was generally no longer regarded as a risk factor the children…. So there you go

[@jJust_NO_]

but did you have yourself regularly checked ?

[@KumariKumari-fw7nc]

Nothing in life is guaranteed...

[@yogiperogy]

Dear Doctor Mike: You have a great speaking voice which is clear and easily understandable. As you see from the comments, many fans find the unusual style and presentation of the subtitles quite annoying. Given the quality of your speech, maybe scrap captions.

[@Surfer-727]

Great video Dr. Hansen, Thank You !

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@MichaelMerenda]

Youre the best doctor mike. They dont teach this in school or anywhere really

[@margaritadominguez5443]

THANK YOU DR.HANSEN,YOU REALLY EXPLAIN PEOPLE ABOUT BAD FOOD,SO EVERY BODY OUT THERE OPEN THE EYES.

[@lyfandeth]

Dr. Mike, I know you're a doc not a financial advisor, but I think among all the other priorities, we all need to help FUND cancer research to make cures happen. Whether that is by selecting a cancer group in the free Amazon Smile program, or making a larger outright donation, or learning how to make a QCD from a taxable IRA, a simple way that can help reduce your income tax and double the value of your donation...We all need to help the work get done. Perhaps you could discuss options, and those organizations which have been found most cost-effective or most deserving of the groups we can help to fight cancer.

[@CIS101]

Great video. Very informative. There's nothing I like better on KZbin than a really engaging, and knowledgeable host or narrator.

[@kik1139]

Avoid sugar. Eat in 8 hours window and 16 hours fast. If possible do one day fasting every month. Don't eat excess,. Eat less carbs, enough protein and enough fats. It will solve all health problems.

[@debiwillis9045]

Not EVEN that simplistic !

[@EvolverWellness]

you know there are people, lots of them, fasting a day every week. And eating almost no carbs, like under 20g a day. That's really how you solve most health problems (not all of course) - when the body is getting most of its energy from fat, and no longer being stressed by the carb-glucose-insulin process. 20 years in nutrition field for me, and I run a group on Anti-Aging. The healthiest people in the group are in their 60's, and look 40's, with a healthy glow and no real health issues. That's how they eat and its called keto...carb cravings eventually go away.

[@Crimepaysaskapolitician]

Jason Fung or Ken Berry? Or maybe Benjamin Bikman eh?

[@xcast1]

The Dr for some reason tends to misrepresent the influence of (added) sugar/carbs with invented mechanistic logic devoid of evidence. The American Institute for Cancer Research, like other sci organizations: "Does sugar feed cancer? It’s one of the questions we get asked often. We prepared this video to provide an evidence-based answer to this frequently asked question. The bottom line: every cell in our bodies, including cancer cells, uses sugar (glucose) from our bloodstream for fuel. We get that blood sugar from foods we eat containing carbohydrates, including healthful vegetables, fruits, whole grains and low-fat dairy sources. Some glucose is even produced within our bodies from protein, but there’s no clear evidence that the sugar in your diet preferentially feeds tumors over other cells. There is a connection between sugar and cancer risk, however, but it’s more indirect than many realize. Eating a lot of high-sugar foods may mean more calories in your diet than you need, which eventually leads to excess body fat. After not smoking, being at a healthy weight is the most important thing you can do to prevent cancer. It is excess body fat that is convincingly linked to greater risk of these 12 types of cancer..." When eg sugar / faster carbs are consumed with sport without driving fat-mass / T2D, its a different game.

[@Hippy2021]

@@EvolverWellness I don't do keto, either carnivore. I am more mediterranean way, with moderation and food dosage. No junk food overall, no refined sugar, limit fruits except berries, exercise and fasting daily. Most importantly, I cook my own meals so I know what really are my nutritions. 70 look like 30, still wearing bikini on beach and hiking weekly. No need a diet, eat varieties foods provided by Nature, portions and moderation. Restrict to one type of food cannot provide enough nutrition the body needs. The rule is once you eat healthy you will no longer crave Any junk food, including sugar. Same with fasting, once you're fat adapted, you no longer feel hungry but will have great appetite when you eat your healthy meals

[@vivianrios6007]

Excellent Dr. Mike. 👏🏼☺️🙏🏼

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Thank you kindly!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@prapassararatiporntip5601]

Thanks for good information ❤Dr.mike

[@watcherworld5873]

After watching tons of KZbin videos on health, I ended up only eating food cooked in a pressure cooker. All I can say is that the videos better be right because I am giving up a lot.

[@blueseptember2174]

Baking and sautéing too right

[@watcherworld5873]

@@blueseptember2174 According to some videos, the temperature is too high for these methods. Basically, the only methods left are boiling and steaming.

[@Hippy2021]

@@watcherworld5873 you can fry at low temperature. I fry my eggs daily with coconut oil at medium heat in a cast iron pan. Delicious

[@watcherworld5873]

@@Hippy2021 That is true.

[@inquisitvem6723]

I eat broccoli as raw as possible.

[@datugintuong464]

I am 54 and I knew there are many changes in my body.i have occasional diabetes ( controlled by diet). I reduce sugar intake by 95%.

[@jasonwestwood7092]

Apple cider honey vinegar with the mother will help.

[@11235Aodh]

For anyone interested dr. Peter Rogers MD also has extensive lectures on cancer, he mostly talks about metabolic theory of cancer (caused by oxygen deprevation to the cells and warburg effect) vs. somatic theory of cancer (damaged dna). He goes in dept into the biochemistry of it all, very interesting.

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@PeaceNinja007]

Same with Dr Thomas Seyfried

[@markharris1223]

Informative and to the point. Thank you.

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Thanks for watching!

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[@lanebashford3982]

I wish people would slow down on their sugar intake. It's everywhere and also includes ETOH consumption (booze). People who drink a lot of alcohol can be more prone to certain types of cancers as you mentioned. I've always thought it was because of the high sugar content of booze. We ought to go on an anti-sugar crusade like we went on a no-smoking crusade a few decades ago. The power of group-think and advertising might help to slow down sugar consumption.

[@elsagrace3893]

It’s happening slowly. The processed food industry isn’t happy. They are in for some big changes in the coming decade.

[@spaceted3977]

I hate processed food !!! For Most of my Life I have cooked all my own food from scratch !!! I make Chinese, Indian Curry, Mexican and Turkish Food !!! I keep away from People and live a Happy life with my 2 Dogs !!! I don't Drink or Smoke !!! I am 69 yrs Old and never had Cancer !!! Both my Mother and Sister died of Cancer, so I must be doing something Right !!!

[@aaronaustrie]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

You are so welcome

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@JohnBee123]

I recently quit smoking and im going thru youtubes whole library on cancer causes and prevention.

[@clarisacardenas9715]

Great job!I love this information.❤love it

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Thanks so much!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@shezarae8827]

I thank KZbin for stating that this is a real doctor.

[@richricogranada9647]

Could you make a video about cellulitis, Mrsa infection, staph? Best treatments, etc.

[@robertaprice6263]

Thank you for sharing!!!!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Thanks for watching!

[@fullstarlaming7937]

Thank you Dr.Mike

[@michaelmerenda8646]

Thanks doc, much need info

[@karenday9109]

Is anyone else checking their Sunscreen bottles? I am! Thanks for the information Doctor!

[@sarasara-yo9rf]

Wow you are amazing, thank you. Is Benzene the same as Benzoate in sunscreens?

[@lindafish2789]

I had none of these contributing factors. I think that exposure to pollution in general may have had an even greater effect. . .

[@AZ-hg6kw]

Great video. I feel absolutely horrible now.

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@morehn]

My family has gotten all various types of cancers, rarely the same. Seems peculiar. We suspect it was because we lived near the DuPont plant in Delaware and they contaminated the water.

[@elsagrace3893]

So sorry man, that’s devastating. Wish it wasn’t so and best health to you all despite the shitty hand you were dealt.

[@morehn]

@@elsagrace3893 life is good. Everyone's got something different. As a famous rabbi said, it's virtually unheard of for a family to not have a significant challenge in one of four categories: 1) Health 2) Wealth 3) Kids being respectful and honorable people, called "being a mentch" 4) Marital harmony You usually only get one of them in a big amount. Life is good. There are many good things I wouldn't have done had it not been for whatever challenges I've encountered. I run a big brother program for kids from divorced homes, and I do an amazing job at it. I come from one, and I probably wouldn't do it otherwise or be as good at it. Is it worth it?

[@LawpickingLocksmith]

Very nicely explained. Huge Thanks.

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LouizAntonio]

Amazing video. Thank you!

[@martin-fc4kk]

good stuff, thank you!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

My pleasure!

[@jalajamadabhushi4002]

Excellent review

[@Thorpeland]

I now feel like everything I look at will kill me. 😩

[@flagmichael]

Well, something will - guaranteed. The trick is to put it off as long as possible.

[@dianalynn6899]

Thanks for the info, but I can't watch anymore of the bright yellow fast flickering text on the screen.

[@frankcole5220]

HELLO!! Dr. Mike for all your great information that you give us. Your truly a blessing to us all.🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿💯💯💯💯❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@super_heroes]

Also, low NAD+ levels in the body which is mainly attributed to old age. Which cause’s mitochondrial dysfunction. You can boost these NAD+ levels by taking a form of vitamin B3, NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide), or exercise

[@HeleneLouise]

Thank you. Helpful video.

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nancyhagan7553]

thanks Doc for this fantastic info God blessings

[@helenjohnson7583]

Helpful and concise!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@sconfidential5773]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@ericchan6266]

Thank you Dr. Hansen! The subtitle really helped.

[@glen7695]

Thanks again Doc!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

My pleasure!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@brucejensen3081]

I think the major factor is how well you replace cells and enzyme content.

[@bluesash10]

Thank you!

[@kathb1683]

Very interesting video! One question-How does the immune system “fix” mutations?

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@donapaulin2600]

L♥VE your presentations. Well done every time. Wish you were a doctor in my area. 😞

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Maybe one day!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@ilonabaier6042]

You mentioned that only 10% of commericial bread is not classified in this sacred 10% and you indicate a rather exotic bread of which I know enough about that it is, put mildly, requires quite the effort to acquire and preserve for any legth of time. Question: do Skandivian whole grain hard breads e.g. crispbread and almost black Pumpernickel fall into this sacred 10% or are they also no-gos? Perhaps you followers would be interested to know. Thank you!

[@lucygoose6052]

Great info!

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Glad you think so!

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[@awantikarao7109]

Very good explanation sir 🎉🎉😊

[@mastertworld9247]

So your telling me we are all F####😁😢 Thx Dr.!!!!!

[@jhaychylla]

One of your very best posts, Doc....t.y.

[@lisameyer1373]

Thank you dear doctor

[@carolilseanne2175]

Well! That's cheerful news!

[@hanaashaba1263]

Thanks for the info

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

No problem 👍

[@josephpiskac2781]

Amazing details

[@DoctorMikeHansen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@gabrielhung1647]

Thank you Dr. Hansen, lot of information about cancer! My sister had lung cancer due to genetics changed... Not smoking!

[@inquisitvem6723]

My friend didn’t smoke and has lung cancer too. No one in his family had lung cancer. Just so sad.

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@hifiduck]

Dotor Hansome. I really like your videos. English is not my mother tongue. I need to read the subtitles. But this time the animated effect was too distracting. The subs were difficult to read.

[@dr.robertjohnson6953]

What feeds the cancer? I reversed my cancer when I went zero carb. I’ve been on a meat only diet for over 5 years. Not only did it cure my type 2 diabetes, but my kidney cancer, an RCC, began shrinking twice as fast as it had been growing the previous ten years. I think its prudent, to know what fuel the cancers use instead of the number of cancers. Most cancers thrive on sugar. Deprive them of this, and they shrink away. Cancers destroy the mitochondria. So they cant use sugar and fat in the same way as other cells. But the can ferment sugar for their energy. Fat, or ketones, can not be fermented. So they can just use sugar. Some cancers, can use other methods of energy production. But what are they? We can not eat any carbs, and starve out those cancers that require sugar. As it seems exogenous sugars feed the cancer, but not gluconeogenisis. So by not eating any carbs, we are safe from those cancers, and can reverse current cancers. But what about the other kind? What are they? What causes them? What is their source of energy?

[@mariettajanssen815]

Thank you for the enlightenment Dr namesake 🙏

[@rouxchat6033]

👍

[@butterfly1401]

Thank you ❤🙏🏻

[@ShepherdMinistry]

Ketones still feed cancer though

[@jimparlett4099]

I presume you're taking vitamin and mineral supplements to make up for the nutrients that are low in meat-only diets, such as Vits D and C, calcium and magnesium, etc. t might be worth mentioning those, to avoid readers thinking that eating just meat alone will make them healthy.

[@tommunyon2874]

When I was in undergraduate chemistry lab in the mid-1970s there was mention that polycyclic aromatics, such as creosote, could be potentially carcinogenic. Even though this was hinted at there seemed to be no real initiative to avoid exposure to these compounds.

[@csume1]

I’d like to see videos about how doctors live their daily life like what they eat, do in order to be healthy. It’d be great I believe.

[@ioneldobrin6613]

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[@Mikexception]

If doctors were perfect in healthy way of life they would never go to doctor . But up to what I see they perfectly use health care for own health

[@sohanarahaman8070]

Well, that’s super fascinating to see

[@macles9051]

I quit alcohol and smoking last year, and sugar las month. Honestly, I find sugar the hardest to quit.

[@lucyclink9163]

This is an invaluable video especially as cancer is the second leading cause of death ater heart disease. Thank you.

[@jamesdelrogers542]

To anyone out there , Being of Italian descent and giving it pasta wasn't easy , Until I discovered chick pea pasta , I bought a grain mill And got into bean flowers , 100 g of chickpee flour , to one egg , pink salt olive oil , nutritional yeast and bone brought protein witch is 44% culagin , it has been heaven sent

[@crisc5384]

...haha ....wait few years and you'll see that they will find out that chick peas is associated with cancer . Can't win this battle !

[@celticrose2]

I remembered many years ago when I visited Italy and France they had small portions and rarely drank sodas.

[@shelly7160]

Can you make this a series?

[@user-vi7rj9co5j]

Great video!

[@tamboleo]

Do you have any video about IF reducing cancer odds?

[@arleneportsmouth1263]

Since you say that "insulin drives down cancer cell growth" I will do whatever I can to ALWAYS KEEP MY INSULIN AS HIGH AS I POSSIBLY CAN. Thank you or this great information and I hope to stay cancer free. 🙏 NEXT VIDEO SEARCH: "HOW TO KEEP MY INSULIN HIGH TO AVOID CANCER"

[@kirkdarling4120]

At constantly high levels of insulin, the cells become insulin resistant and "close the door" to additional glucose, which makes all the additional glucose available to per-cancerous cells. We want our insulin only at bare minimum that our bodily activity actually requires.

[@peterolbrisch8970]

Constantly reading about what causes cancer raises stress levels, which then cause cancer. Thanks.

[@trailsofsamurai4975]

Your comment is Fun but true, everything is made up of our perception

[@peterolbrisch8970]

@@trailsofsamurai4975 Thanks for your reply and have a great day!

[@testsub1]

excellent video.

[@iwakuraSanta]

well that cheered me up

[@waverna]

“Processed” is such an ambiguous term. Sugars, and starches that quickly convert to sugar, mess up hormonal balance.

[@exoticspeedefy7916]

There are a lot of foods that reduce cancer, I find you can kind of balance it out with Indulging now and then and also eating a healthy diet if you are someone who eats a lot then make sure it is plenty of vegetables, complex carbs ect some of you may be bodybuilding and working out who need enough calories. The cause of cancer is not high sugar alone but rather many other complications and processes, lifestyle ect.

[@tonynesta3577]

Thank god I have good genes from Mediterranean parents. However, I was born in North America with a lot of processed foods growing up: pizza, hot dogs, etc. And now that I'm older, the prostate problem comes up (men only) since my dad had a slow growing prostate cancer. But I think I do have control of whether I get it or not through diet, fasting, exercise and perhaps an anticancer medication? Good info, Thanks Doctor!

[@8675-__]

Black cumin seed oil is a cure for cancers!

[@ioneldobrin6613]

Inform the Pilots

[@danawc5595]

Decrease meats and carbs and dairy. Lots of fresh vegetables and good fats. Clean keto basically. Dr berg on you tube

[@VTVT1306]

Pizza is mediterranean too my friend 😂

[@queenofdahouse1591]

There is no anti cancer medication. Get a PSA test every six months.