Cancer in Young People is Preventable by THESE Lifestyle Changes

[@caiobedinminatel]

I thank God my mind changed as I got more mature. In the past I had awful habits: video games until 5am every friday and saturday, totally sedentary, no social skills. Fortunately, during the pandemic I started exercising. Since then, my habits have changed A LOT!

[@flamesintheattic]

Cigarettes, Alcohol and excess body weight all go together and imply a pretty terrible lifestyle in general.

[@askyourselfwhatdoyoureally3542]

After my mother died from the treatment of cancer I started searching for the truth...

[@willemvanriet7160]

Someone should now do a study on high carb diets and likelihood of cancer

[@BlackJesus8463]

100%

[@doug2555]

There's a lot of different carb sources that might not be so simple

[@dangallagher6176]

If the carbs are mainly whole grains, fruit and vegetables, they reduce the likelihood of cancer. If they're mainly refined carbs and sugars, then the likelihood of cancer is a lot higher

[@hyevoltage]

The longest living communities in the world eat high carb diets, but the carbs are from whole unprocessed plants cooked traditionally. There are many studies showing this.

[@AnneMB955]

@@doug2555Nuh, they all break down to glucose in the body and float around in the blood stream.

[@horseradishwithchives]

Lifestyle choices like the avoidance of experimental mystery juice can also help prevent myocarditis, pericarditis, mitral regurgitation, tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, arrhythmia, cardiac arrest, micro blood clotting, severe tinnitus, neurological disease, loss of hearing, extreme fatigue & exhaustion, anaphylaxis, guillain barre syndrome, bell’s palsy, dysgeusia, paralysis, transverse myelitis, strokes, pulmonary embolism, stillbirth & miscarriage, aneurysms etc,. etc,.

[@thedarknight5714]

Exactly

[@MajorCanada]

👀

[@moonafarms1621]

👍⭐👍⭐👍 bingo!

[@FLiPtHeSWI7CH]

I didn’t take the shot yet I’m all fucked up so don’t go thinking you’re bulletproof. Life can always find a way to fuck you

[@CsalbertCs]

I was healthy, made all the right choices and worked out daily. I failed myself, I took the experimental juice to keep my job, I won't live long now. I'm 32.

[@samuelspade889]

Cancers are up? Hmmmm…. Processed food and pharmaceuticals could be a reason and also that thingie we can’t talk about.

[@ostinspace]

Yep that's what I was thinking.

[@drip369]

I've heard that dementia is only about 4% genetic in the rest is lifestyle driven. Just about every issue we deal in modern times is lifestyle driven, or via modern "food"

[@BlackJesus8463]

You really think you were programmed with a self-destruct mode?

[@CoryHobbs2178]

They are starting to call dementia type 3 diabetes.

[@AnneMB955]

I’ve heard only 1% genetic but either way, yes lifestyle with diet a big part of that.

[@stevenholden2814]

"food-like products"

[@paulhailey2537]

Type 3 Diabetes is easily reversed with a proper Human Diet of FATTY RED MEAT FATTY FISH BUTTER BACON AND EGGS 🥩🐟🧈🥓🥚

[@DCGreenZone]

Safe and effective may be playing a part in young people.

[@Ex_877]

No doubt.

[@OsAbliNgin911]

Yes, causing Turbo cancer AKA hyperprogressive disease, which cannot be treated like normal cancer, and is more complex for doctors to deal with.

[@DCGreenZone]

@@OsAbliNgin911 Fenben, Meben, Ivy will become staples for some, along with curcumin phytosomes, quercetin phytosomes, liposomal apigenin, aged garlic extract and so forth.

[@2ndstreetmarvel]

I do my best to keep my kids eating healthy a majority of the time, and I do make them go on walks in the morning, as well as go on bike rides.

[@joshuasharrock466]

I'm 42 and I live in an apartment complex.. The 20s and 30s year olds I notice eat out of a microwave or door dash. Don't turn off their music and go to bed till at least 4:30 in the morning everyday ( thank G for white noise makers) and are constantly sick constantly have headaches constantly in pain and these individuals aren't very big. No wonder 19 virus affect us so badly as a society. Looks like we're not healthy at every... well... whatever I could say to not get censored here by KZbin automation

[@BlackJesus8463]

Buy them some headphones.

[@madhusudan]

It's absurd to claim that obesity's cause is genetic when its rise has been so dramatic in such a short time.

[@rhshrimpton]

A 27 year old cousin in my family just died of cancer, which started in his tongue. Heartbreaking and just so wrong.

[@bringyourdaughtertotheslau5297]

jabbed?

[@Mary-st3vt]

Too you. I’m sorry for your family’s loss

[@Mary-st3vt]

Too young!!!

[@BlackJesus8463]

Prolonged fasting is the quickest way to fix your health short term! It works!✌

[@RedRabbleRouser]

I did this, and got a lot healthier, but no joke it also turned me gay? Anyone else have this side effect? I’m fine w it, it was just super unexpected.

[@Amandapanda11144]

@@RedRabbleRouser🤣🤣🤣

[@AnneMB955]

@@RedRabbleRouserI’m happy too.

​@@RedRabbleRouser😂 good joke...or reality?

[@CoryHobbs2178]

Metabolic health is probably a key driver. Since i cut carbs and seed oils i haven't been sick in 8 months. Vs being sick 4-5 times per year the last 10 years prior

[@BlackJesus8463]

Those seem to be the worst offenders. I feel totally different not eating wheat and gluten.

[@marjn1030]

Metabolic syndrome is not diagnosed at doctors offices. They wait until it escalate to diseases. That's why eating healthy is key and eating what your organs like.

[@CoryHobbs2178]

@@marjn1030 yep! And it seems to have an even bigger impact than most ever realized

[@bartb1014]

Thc and Berberine reduced my bodily inflammation by 98 percent

[@Edmlady92]

I lost a 26 year old cousin to lung cancer in 2016. His lifestyle was very poor, and being around my chain smoking aunt (his mother) didn't help at all. It still hurts. I also knew a past high school student died at 26 from a rare form ovarian cancer. She battled it for years until 2018. I think she got unlucky. I believe it's mostly the food and sedentary lifestyle. I know a group of 5 people living together, who are all in poor health due to lifestyle choices. They eat a lot of hot pockets, Ellio's Pizza, fast food, drinking sugary soft drinks, etc. Their life is very sedentary. I remember seeing a good amount prescription medications scattered in their house. 😧

[@willemvanriet7160]

Lemme guess The red meat is ground beef inside a lasagne...

[@BlackJesus8463]

With 10x msg.

[@winsomewife7112]

We're designed to store extra food on our body safely, even a lot of it, but I think it's supposed to be temporary like bears, not overweight for years on end.

[@goodattitude7542]

Mike - Have written a book yet? You have so many great topics for a healthy life. Exercise, diet, walks after meals, sauna, cold plunges, blood thinning ideas and so much more. Just find a writer that can put it all down on paper and have it published!! Maybe you already have one, but I haven’t heard about it. Thanks for all your great content.

[@goodattitude7542]

@@groggerpingassorry buddy but you need to see the science

[@DCGreenZone]

Berberine prevents/treats CRC.

[@randyk389]

Unmasked unjabbed unafraid pure blood ❤️

[@horseradishwithchives]

💪💪

[@silentman-ze3gu]

Hear hear

[@Ex_877]

Good for you sweaty.

[@krisvette5874]

Wild claims...massive oversimplification. It's so multifactorial. There are thousands of tumour types and genomic variants and millions of combinations of tumour microenvironments interacting with individual immune systems.

[@user-zf8yl1fq7g]

If you are a physician, you were lied to in medical school. Take time to learn the truth.

[@mbrochh82]

Here's a ChatGPT summary: - Cancer is the second leading cause of preventable death in the U.S. - About 40% of all cancer deaths are preventable through lifestyle changes. - Approximately 230,000 lives could be saved annually with lifestyle changes. - Exercise is particularly protective against breast cancer in women. - Obesity, smoking, alcohol consumption, and UV exposure are significant risk factors for cancer. - The study highlighted was conducted by the CDC, American Cancer Society, and Stanford University. - Cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke are major contributors to cancer deaths. - Excess body weight is a significant risk factor for cancer. - Alcohol consumption is linked to various cancers, including gastrointestinal, liver, and throat cancers. - Low consumption of fruits and vegetables, dietary fiber, and physical inactivity are also risk factors. - Metabolic health is closely linked to cancer initiation and progression. - Berberine is a supplement that supports metabolic health and may help with cravings and appetite control. - In 2019, 40% of cancer cases and 44% of cancer deaths in U.S. adults were attributable to modifiable risk factors. - Cigarette smoking was the leading risk factor, contributing to 28% of cancer deaths. - Excess body weight contributed to 7% of cancer deaths and 7.6% of cancer cases. - Alcohol consumption contributed to 4% of cancer deaths and 5.4% of cancer cases. - Physical inactivity was a significant contributor to cancer cases, especially in women. - Exercise is particularly important for preventing breast and colon cancer in women. - Alcohol consumption was the fourth largest contributor to cancer cases in men and the third in women. - Processed meat and low fruit intake were linked with a higher prevalence of cancer. - Main message: Lifestyle changes such as quitting smoking, losing weight, reducing alcohol intake, increasing exercise, and improving diet can significantly reduce the risk of cancer.

[@homomorphic]

Not only could 280,000 people per year *not* perish, but millions would not be metabolically ill and pharma would have a market 1/100th of the current size.... and there my friends is the reason everyone will stay sick. Btw. Obesity *is not* a disease it is *often* a symptom of metabolic disease and sometimes it is simply a perfectly sustainable phenotype. So no, we shouldn't stigmatize those with a subcutaneous fat rich phenotype, but yes, we should be clear that 80% of the obesity *is not* the result of that phenotype but is a symptom of metabolic disease.

[@RegionalRadioShackManager]

Still no excuse to be obese

[@homomorphic]

@@RegionalRadioShackManager it's not an excuse, it's a phenotype. 20% of obese people are metabolically healthy. The other 80% are extemely sick.

[@homomorphic]

@@RegionalRadioShackManager a phenotype is not an excuse, it just is. Those with the phenotype can be obese and perfectly healthy. They might not be healthy, but that is a question independent of their obesity.

[@TheYyam85ahaz]

I think women vs exercise may be attributable to them having typically more sedentary jobs. Whereas men get lesser benefit from exercise but maybe more if they have sedentary jobs.. just a thought

[@twistedstrength.]

Mike, I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate you putting out this content the extent that I actively go back on my queued playlist while doing chores and take the time to thumbs up your video before proceeding.

[@jarikinnunen1718]

Prevention of cancer with radiation exposure in the long term? Cobalt-60 rebar contamination occurred in Taiwan. They used it in houses of 10,000 inhabitants for 9-20 years until the radiation was detected. It reduced cancers by 97%.

[@foreveryoung999]

Reduced or increased?

[@jarikinnunen1718]

@@foreveryoung999 höpö höpö

[@mingkee27]

This also applies to heart attack The root of disease: metabolism disorder and bad lifestyle

[@DoomSet.]

Phhhhhhhhuuuuuuuuuuck CNN... Great vid. Looking great og 👌 Reishi has been wonderful for my sleep lately for anyone whos interested.

[@GuitarbyRW]

Very interesting, thanks

[@willemvanriet7160]

Great news! We have most of the control!

[@BlackJesus8463]

over your choices. lol

[@novanomi3362]

Well thank god such positions are not given based on physical health but instead require good policy.

[@paddy3622]

all of cable news is not objective. objectivity doesn't sell. anger and division sell.

[@andrewrivera4029]

I wish all the people around me were receptive of this message.

[@GuidoDePalma]

True

[@michaelcariello6233]

“Processed meat” is a red herring.

[@jerryzorro4992]

also wondering: he didn’t say conclusion about “red meat” and “processed meat”, just mentioned?

[@drip369]

Speaking of tobacco free nicotine and fasting, since digestion starts with the saliva and he tastes of sugar will tell the body that food is coming, does chewing gum as well as nicotine gum mess with fasting?

[@BlackJesus8463]

ANy anticipation of food secretes insulin, sweet or savory. It's easier to eat nothing than a little anything.

[@TheWellnessCuess]

great video ! 👍

[@askyourselfwhatdoyoureally3542]

Thank You Sir

[@AnneMB955]

Well done on your alcohol abstinence. My days 342. 👏🇦🇺

[@TheindefatigableGovernor]

Red meat and processed meat???? Bro, really!!! These are the most nutrient dense foods on the planet!

[@SpamMouse]

Diet, diet , diet.

[@foreveryoung999]

Better to be shamed then to die early from obesity.

[@Needless2say]

Dr Mutzel, would you ever consider having Morley Robbins on your podcast? His RCP has helped me.

[@bartb1014]

Why don’t they ever show other drug use in these studies - just alcohol and tobacco always

[@billyhw5492]

How many times do you have to say that correlation does not equal causation before people get it? Also, excess body weight isn't a choice.

[@LetnouBarron]

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[@rebeccabrown-nc5cx]

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[@MikeGodfrey-ri3nm]

I'm inspired. Please spill some sugar about the biweekly stuff you mentioned

[@LetnouBarron]

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[@edmondwilliams273]

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[@edmondwilliams273]

I started with a miserly $1500. The results have been mind blowing I must say TBH

[@EDBOXER1]

Yea by not taking the jab!

[@westernkentucky5956]

Agree with you that CNN is a dog. However, you gave some great info here.

[@GreatWhite7]

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[@yourchoice7869]

When do you do live on YT?

[@UncleMikeDrop]

Fortunately, real talk is not shaming.

[@TopJoo7]

🎯🎯🎯

[@swamphawk6227]

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[@cb7357]

[@kimmiekimmxx2814]

Have a little bit of fruit people. 😅

[@AnneMB955]

No fruit for 342 days.

[@MsTarap123]

Ok pookie 😊