Cancer - What They Don't Tell You!

[@brandileigh189]

Your videos are very well made and easy to follow. You're very articulate. Thank you for making so many for people like me who are facing possible diagnosis.

[@dodgingdiabesity8152]

Thank you for the video man. My sweet wife got diagnosed with it on July 18 2020, she is 27 years old. We are in midst of the fight. Keep up the videos they are great.

[@DNAFitnessUK]

Sorry to hear that, how are you guys doing?

[@dodgingdiabesity8152]

Thank you. Good news...she finished her treatments (chemo) about a month ago. The oncologist said that the cancer is gone (praise God). Thank you for asking. What about you? How often do you get checked? I’m sure you are doing great buddy. God bless you

[@Uraharakisuke10]

@@dodgingdiabesity8152 wow congrats hope u both have good life and happy family btw which stage did she have and what were the symptoms before diagnosis

[@elgueyes4788]

Stage 2. She was in her third trimester with our second baby when she found out. A hard (rock-like) lump appeared on her sternum one day, out of nowhere. The lump itself didn’t have symptoms. But strangely she has been dealing with shortness of breath every time her neck tightens from doing day to day things. But that symptom showed up a couple years before the lump. & The chemo fixed that issue. We found out she had massive tumors pressing against her lungs.

[@emoh2752]

This was so relatable. Can you please make a video on how spirituality and religion played a role in cancer for you I found that really interesting because it's something I began exploring when I got cancer too

[@DNAFitnessUK]

No problem, I will make it very soon! It's something I can talk about for hours haha

[@Uraharakisuke10]

how r u apple

[@kaw8864]

Thank you. God bless you.

[@neelamakhtar4716]

Thank you for this video.

[@SonofChurchill]

Interesting video, I'm not looking at test drug my thoughts are like being a guinea pig I don't know enough (More reading) Edit - many thanks making these.

[@DNAFitnessUK]

No problem!

[@kevaclarke5372]

You had mentioned in one of your videos that there was an alternative to chemo, is it a natural option and what is it.

[@TheNara30]

Thank you for this again..

[@DNAFitnessUK]

My pleasure!

[@SlobberySlob]

wrong on the alkaline oxygen rich environment. The warburg effect means cancer cells don't use oxygen and instead ferment lactate which creates an acidic environment.

[@fightforfreedom21]

Hi, can you please explain how did you find your girlfriend and current wife during those 5 years after you finished chemotherapy? does also your girlfriend had directly/indirectly a similar cancer experience so it wasn’t a barrier for her ? because it’s not easy to decide to stay with a person knowing that he could potentially not being here after next few years

[@Retexey]

Well said

[@DNAFitnessUK]

Thank you!