Dr Peter Gøtzsche talks about his views on prescreening for breast and prostate cancer

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Peter C. Gøtzsche, MD is a Danish medical researcher, and leader of the Nordic Cochrane Center at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen, Denmark. He has written numerous reviews within the Cochrane collaboration.
Dr.Gøtzsche has been critical of screening for breast cancer using mammography, arguing that it cannot be justified; His critique stems from a meta-analysis he did on mammography screening studies and published as Is screening for breast cancer with mammography justifiable? in The Lancet in 2000. In it he discarded 6 out of 8 studies arguing their randomization was inadequate.
In 2006 a paper by Gøtzsche on mammography screening was electronically published in the European Journal of Cancer ahead of print. The journal later removed the paper completely from the journal website without any formal retraction. The paper was later published in Danish Medical Bulletin with a short note from the editor, and Gøtzsche and his coauthors commented on the unilateral retraction that the authors were not involved in.
In 2012 his book Mammography Screening: Truth, Lies and Controversy was published. In 2013 his book Deadly Medicines and Organized Crime: How Big Pharma has Corrupted Healthcare was published. www.cochrane.org/

[@tonywright8342]

This guy is a treasure. He confirms what I have been feeling for many years.

[@lisabek72]

Never had a mammogram. Never will.

[@donnashenton9108]

Omg someone who finally talks sense. As a woman who has been screened, might I add it's not painless and every part of my body says this feel like it's damaging my breasts, but that to one side I whole heartedly agree and despite being made to feel like I must be mad by the medical practitioners for refusing I will not be going for screening, this has just given me the confidence I need to say no. Thankyou Dr Gotzsche .

[@HappyLife-wv5ms]

I refused to get a mammogram and insisted on Ultrasound. I am on HRT and have implants so I like having a screening but absolutely no radiation!

[@maritaberndt6200]

I haven't had a breast screen since my breasts were squeezed/ hurt once many years ago during a breast screen. Never again.

[@elizabethmirakian2563]

I have never had a mammogram and never will!

[@googleuser-ei2wd]

My breasts were in pain for weeks after the mammogram. Even months later I still had pain around the hardest pressure impact points, and it’s 1.5 years past the mammogram now.

[@sonjajolovic718]

​@@googleuser-ei2wdto je kao mikrotalasna pećnica

[@marybarsaloux6820]

My eyes have totally been opened by these brave doctors willing to tell the truth - when there's big money involved the lies and scare tactics will continue.

[@stevekaylor5606]

Censorship and scare tactics are parlayed by the financial oligarchy - to preserve their status quo. There is no place for this in our Constitutional Republic!

[@clawrence6190]

He is absolutely right. I haven't had screening for 25 years nor taken any drugs. I'm still here.

[@jane3504]

👏👏👏

[@ianstuart5660]

Awesome, big congrats!

[@abigailhumes4608]

I did my studies many years ago, (I am 75 and never had any kind of cancer). I keep away from unnecessary tests, x-rays, medicines, and so forth. We have always concentrated on nutrition, and limiting our exposure to harmful fumes and substances. I raise 4 healthy children to healthy adulthood. My husband and I are still fairly healthy without these unnecessary tests.

[@patriciavandevelde5469]

How can kids be healthy in a world where lawyers,accountants,doctors everybody is lying and stealing!!!!@@!@!?????

[@RingJando]

There is no such thing as 'healthy' - there is no food whatever that is pesticide free - i.e. organic farming typically eliminates the use of conventional pesticides and fertilizers and is merely a different set of synthetic fertilizers which have lower, still dangerous, levels of pesticides - USDA - organic farming methods to the fullest extent *possible*

[@plumeria66]

What about colonoscopies? Did you undergo those?

[@Healing_Decibels]

My grandma is 92 and is fully independent sent still planting her own vegetable garden every spring and a big potato field. Maybe that’s the secret: she controls her own food supply and uses her own chickens poop for fertilizers. No synthetic pesticides. She never had a mammogram or colonoscopy. She does take a bunch of pills daily tho for anxiety and blood pressure.

[@sarita5572]

I'm canceling my mammogram now. I had a bad feeling about it.

[@carolswitzer5451]

I am one of the woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent mastectomy. Two years later the ama decided en situ was not cancer at all. So my life was altered permanently for no good reason at all. I recall the pages and pages of young spanish women who had mastectomies some both breasts. It plagues me how many of them were unnecessary as well. Thank you for more than speaking out about these things i pray it will change the industry of mutilating women.

[@donnashenton9108]

I’m so sorry you had to go through that pain 😢💖

[@donnashenton9108]

I’m so sorry you had to go through that pain 😢💖

[@AnastasiaP-hq5zx]

How can they change a diagnosis two years (!) after the surgery? WTF

[@MTknitter22]

The cancer industry is huge and I thank God as a retired health care provider that highly skilled and courageous scientists and physicians are finally being heard!! They are now being believed because too many people are hurt by the greed and mistakes the medical systems have done to them.

[@MB-uy5kh]

Done with mammograms. I have very dense breasts and with my last Mammogram last year, they crushed me so hard, I was in pain for over four months. I know this had to have caused tissue damage.

[@PH7018c]

Exactly.. this damages tissues that are send to check again.. whether it is cancer or not, they take the breast away. This causes the same results it is looking for: suspicion of Damaged tissue. No mammografies for me, thanks

[@MizrahiChick]

We notice that men's testicles are never treated this way.

[@plumeria66]

I’m flat chested and it hurt me too. Right against my ribs!

[@patsy6589]

After watching this video and Dr. John McDougall's video I called my daughter immediately to see if she was still getting mammographies. She just turned 50. I was happy to hear she hasn't had a mammography in years.

[@peterwestphal925]

Bravo Peter. I highly recommend this doctors latest book about the pharmaceutical industry and their harmfull and often criminal ways. Fortsæt det fantastiske arbejde Peter !!!

[@Iphonedoc2023]

Great mammography book too

[@LynnCooks]

Exactly. Go to the doctor when you're sick, if you come across something...you don't go to the doctor when you're healthy & feel fine.

[@user-cc5od3zk4p]

My experience with the medical industry is, come in when healthy. Convince the healthy they are ill and need meds. For all the years of education, how can doctors not see they are being played by the drug companies?

[@chdk55christidonny6]

​@@user-cc5od3zk4pMONEY, ITS ALWAYS ABOUT THE MONEY

[@Kaige46]

Precisely! You know your own body. If something is amiss, go to the doctor. Otherwise, avoid them. I never go for blood tests because it’s just to get you on medication.

[@v.r.2834]

I avoid doctors even when I am sick, trust that my body will find the way to heal. I am nurse, and know the crimes of school medicine.

[@agnieszkaniemira]

I agree. Neither me (52yo), nor my mum (73yo), nor my (maternal) grandma (died at 98yo, never screened, cancer free), nor my (paternal) grandma (died at 92yo, never screened, cancer free), NEVER went for a screening.

[@katzensindweich3505]

i am impressed. someone who dares to tell the truth. this must have been hard on him. his colleagues must be angry. all the best to him and all the honest people out there!

[@howdoesitgetbetter]

BRAVO !!! BRAVO !!!! Thank you thank you thank you! I applaud this wise gentleman. Thank you Dr. McDougall for posting this video. Will spread to to millions!

[@sgordon8123]

I have a little insider knowledge from the UK. I overheard senior docs talking about the intro of the screening here (one was related to the guy in charge of introducing it) and saying that they knew it was not an effective use of money. It didn't occur to me that corruption was involved though. I was naive.

[@MTknitter22]

Yes our UK just as involved in going along with the flow doing treatments and tests that they know are either ineffective, harmful or BOTH.

[@theartificialsociety3373]

Dr McDougall keeps trying to help us and people and doctors are too ignorant to want to listen to the science. Listen to McDougall and this doctor and save your life not the industry.

[@linnea3314]

I've been saying this for many years. It's so good to hear the truth spoken.

[@rogerwill3775]

Always love good truthful research like yours Dr. Peter Gotzche. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your BOLDNESS in telling the TRUTH to the people. I have for years wondered how effective these tests were for woman? My daughter asked me that very question today since she was scheduled for one. I just texted her the link so she can make up her own mind. I want to say so much good could be done to actually improve the health of people if more medical specialist like you were consulted by the government.

[@Sunnahiman]

I agree entirely believe this exam is a barbaric and sadistic tourcher. Thanks for saving lives. African American woman 50s generation ♥️

[@jorty.]

I have never gone to breast screenings because my logic told me it can't be healthy to yearly put your breast under such machine and I heard it is painful.

[@johannakamstra-schickendan7380]

There is a new machine AI 3 dimensional it is absolutely not painful and the computer images are stunning. In France it’s called Pristina, in the Netherlands Curvey. Exists already for 4 years. Safed me from getting the usual BS from the charlatan doctor.

[@donnashenton9108]

Smart lady I questioned it and annoyed the nurse who insisted at the time . Not been back since more than 20 years now 💖

[@jorty.]

@@donnashenton9108 i remember asking the doc if one won't get cancer due to the large amounts of screenings to which she replied: "no,no,noooo, otherwise we wouldn't be allowed to do this".....as if they can measure how many get cancer from it or not.

[@nildarodriguez3974]

I just said no to taking the annual dose of radiation.

[@lindapenrod413]

Thank you for telling the truth about the harm these medicines can harm you more than help you!! Im 74, never took meds, my health is wonderful! I eat healthy, exercise, an stay happy, inspite of hard times.

[@jmama6058]

Wholeheartedly believe in what Dr Gotzsche is saying! I stay away from screenings. My dr always tries to push me to get one and gives me a script for one. I just chuck it when i leave. More harm in getting them.

[@colonyofcells]

Radiation from mammograms does sound scary.

[@danielcorcos4005]

@Dennis Maron It is silly or dishonest to compare an acute irradiation to background irradiation. It's like comparing binge drinking to the annual consumption of 5 bottles of alcohol. This is not science but propaganda.

[@cherylgawne711]

Eight years ago? Look at all the ppl they’re still killing One day the human family will wake up to what’s really going on here… We are being farmed and harvested for spiritual purposes

[@awpetersen5909]

Nonsense

[@lyntaylor4131]

I gave up mammography years ago. It hurt so much and didn't make any sense to me. I was harassed for a long time to continue with that screening. When I did have a question about a breast issue and my Dr made an appointment for me at the breast clinic. The receptionist said I needed to prep for my mammogram before the dr would see me. She and the other reception staff did their upmost to humiliate me. They made me wait for nearly 2 hours before I could see a very annoyed dr. ..... what a complete waste of time 🤷‍♀️ Thank you for sharing this video, what an amazing professor 🫂🙏

[@maryannmurphy1441]

What unnecessary anxiety for so many ladies

[@noramaddy4409]

Yes, the German doctors are like this too. My doctor does not like me and has black-marked me as non-compliant.

[@MizrahiChick]

@@noramaddy4409 Sorry to hear this.

[@noramaddy4409]

@@MizrahiChick Thank you for your kindness.

[@johannakamstra-schickendan7380]

Dear Dr.Peter, great video I beat them (73 years old) 4 years ago they said I needed an scan, well that machine almost killed me, my left hurtled for a year and I refused the implant of a micro chip. A year later they wanted me back but in the meantime I learned about a new machine AI 3 dimensional with no pain. They didn’t even knew what I was talking about. Found it and went for it and saw the images with my own eyes on the computer, fantastic and NOTHING WAS WRONG. My GP TOLD ME 2 MONTH LATER IS WAS TOO SMART!

[@DesertRatGardener]

Don't know why this came in my feed. Anyway, eight years ago I got my first, and thus far only, mammogram. It was a big pink bus for breast cancer awareness month at church after Mass. The priest advised us to do this. I thought well it's here, guess I should. The gal looked horrified as she was doing it and after told me I must get to the oncologist, as it shows a mass. BTW, it very much hurt having ones breasts smashed like that. Real pain. My mother had died a few weeks before. I had come to despise American doctors so much after dealing with her hospitalizations and doctors and procedures that I thought I'm not doing a thing. If it's cancer, I die. It most likely isn't, so I won't waste my time with biopsies. Most lumps are benign. And who cares if your carcass wears out. We all die from something eventually. Live life away from medical procedures and hospitals. (I'd only done it as it was there at church. I assumed they'd find nothing. ) It must have been benign for I'm still here eight yrs later. Maybe I'll get another mammo someday. Maybe not. Exception is I believe in colonoscopy and get that screening. I believe that if lifestyle won't work, then take as little medicine as needed to lower blood pressure. High blood pressure runs in my family so I watch mine. Sometimes it creeps up high. So I return to high potassium foods, exercise and make sure I drink enough water. Drops down to normal. But American doctors will see a high blood pressure reading and write a prescription, instead of push lifestyle changes. Prevention is better than medicine. As in what one eats and doesn't. Exercise. Where one lives.

[@evelyny7037]

You might check this doctor’s site for, are colonoscopies safe? Just an idea.

[@carribgirl007]

Listen to this man. He is telling the truth.

[@phoenixrisingharley]

Thank you for putting this up, I love this man, God keep him safe,

[@cranegantry868]

People, get off pills, find a natural way to get well.

[@LisaSweeney-e7u]

The last mammogram i had popped my implant. I felt the warm liquid as it leaked. My word ag theirs. Nev went back. Also chemo killed my father. It states the side effects on the label.

[@lyndaholly]

In the words of Nancy Reagan: "Just Say No". I'm 73, and my good health status is not for sale!

[@debl9957]

Screening is a big money grab.

[@lisabek72]

Yup

[@lydiamalinovic9402]

last 30 years never had screening, very happy and healthy! 68 now...

[@marjalooye5700]

Thank you so much for this information. Years ago I had a mammogram and it was so painful. It hurt for weeks. I thought this can't be right. I never went back to the "mammo bus" as we call it in the Netherlands.

[@Slarti]

I am fairly confident that screening then 2 long courses of chemotherapy are what killed my mother some 25 years ago.

[@shaunwoods8482]

Bless You For Making Many Innocent People Aware Of This ❤

[@agcala9619]

Thank you. Thank you Thank you. I wish there were more doctors like you. Eva

[@evax7780]

The psych medication made my breasts hurt too as well as suicidal anhedonia akathasia

[@glennhollier7562]

My wife died from breast cancer from breast cancer screening

[@minkymandy6065]

This is tragic!

[@elenafrodin6707]

God bless this brave doctor! 🙏🏻

[@Babesinthewood97]

This guy is an immense breath of fresh air. Go listen to him talk about depression. Thank you thank you thank you

[@ivst3655]

I am guessing this is true for absolutely all cancers....

[@mrsm482]

I always refused to radiate my body "just in case".

[@elizabethmirakian8259]

I have never had a screen and never will have!

[@Lizi46]

I knew a women, who went under mammography in January, nothing was found. In april, she already had the cancer also in the ribs and sternum, and she was dead in August.

[@tonywright8342]

It seems to me that people like to be diagnosed with something. There is so much more going on in people’s minds when it comes to sickness. It gives there lives meaning, it gets them attention that they crave. I think it all starts in childhood.

[@C.S.T]

I agree, many people are so lonely and depressed and on medications that make them feel like this that they trust their doctors and the system more it's so sad, no one truly cares anymore we have produced a generation of egos with no empathy ohh and yes I also agree with the childhood point you make, their needs were never met as children

[@RS-gl9ht]

Goodness, you are so right! You only have to listen to the way some people describe their diagnoses, with what I can only call excitement in their voices - as though their lives were boring until the illness/diagnosis came along!

[@VivSees]

In America.

[@dragi2163]

Thanks doctor, we believe you. Problem is that we cannot reject GP's referring it. The vast majority of doctors kept quiet, and because of personal interests supported the WHO and silently participated in the last laboratory created bio-chemical agens... They lost clever peoples' respect!

[@Angryconsumernerd]

My god that is a powerful video !!

[@OmmerSyssel]

Interesting and well founded knowledge being shared here. Thank you for uploading

[@lovingjesus5184]

I was raised that I should get annual mammograms which I have done for probably 50 years. Up until several years ago. They did a few biopsies in which I know now that biopsies are the worst thing for cancer but thank God there was nothing there. Of course I wouldn't allow them to do that now but they put markers in my breast without even Consulting me so now I have these things that I can feel in my breasts that are not part of my body in which I never gave them permission to insert. I've been a firm believer for probably 10 years or more now that doctors are in the pockets of the pharmaceutical industry and now I'm 68 and I try to convince other people to quit running back and forth every time they get a hangnail and stay away from the antibiotics and drugs but people are programmed.

[@carrieschugar9143]

Thank you Dr. McDougall. Great info.

[@JacquiQ]

WOW ! I believe him. I am speechless. We are SO mis informed abt health stuff, The sh*t we go through .

[@donnashenton9108]

If it feel wrong don’t do it!! Or at the very least go read everything primarily away from mainstream media and check whose funded the research and then your choice is informed. 💖

[@bonnyallen8875]

Thank you soooo much for this information. I have said for years. I feel that (and tell women) that if you "look for something YOU will find it" Your mind gives you what your are looking for. I have refused these tests of all kinds for over 30 years. Im 77 and have lump under arm pit since 2009. Dr wants to "cut it out" I refused. Still there and I take or do nothing to "get rid" of it. It must be there for a reason. God is our only healer. No DR. Can heal.

[@AH-cy4md]

Bonny Allen Right! Not every lump or bump is deadly. But radiation and chemo are certainly harmful.

[@THEROOTMATTERS]

BIOPSIES FOR CANCER CAN KILL

[@THEROOTMATTERS]

LETTING AIR AND GERMS INTO LUMP

[@daviddexter4958]

Could be your soap?

[@donnashenton9108]

Your so right I’m the same Got told I had lumps and the process was horrific It felt wrong and I’ve never been back since If you examine fir lumps you’ll find plenty. It doesn’t mean it’s bad 💖 not is clamping my little titties ever again. What could be good again have two metal clamps smash into them 💪💖 thanks but no thanks

[@suziesmith2142]

I have lumpy breasts. I have had 2 false positives. I'm 66 and I have had my LAST Slammogram!

[@lms5951]

I understand the no screening thing, but then you said that if a woman discovers something she naturally goes to her doctor. Okay that is a possibility to be true, but again if she goes to her doctor because she may have discovered some kind of lump, then most doctors nowadays are going to recommend you go get a mammogram. So I'm not sure what to make of that scenario.

[@ninamarkovic4853]

Testing healthy people is what doesn't make sense, unless money is to be made, then it makes sense..

[@marianhunt8899]

If you have a lump you may ask to be screened if you want to know what type of a lump it is. If you have no lumps and no history of breast cancer in the family, screening may not be helpful as it can give you chronic anxiety about getting cancer and spoil your enjoyment of life.

[@berealrb1496]

Many lumps are cysts or benign lumps. 1 out of 8 women get breast cancer.

[@beta447]

This man is my new spirit daddy.

[@Vickey-b5t]

No way have I, will I let anyone shoot radiation into my breasts. Prevention is the key, not fear. No dairy. No heavy metals in teeth and plant based diet.

[@AbirTarafdar]

I don't know what to believe these days. If dolphins emerged from the ocean armed with AK47s and claimed leadership I'd probably just shrug and agree with them.

[@kalmia01]

Abir Tarafdar Ahahah me too!!even better would be elephants. incredibly intelligent and wise animals, which clearly humans therefore try to sterminate...did u know they even almost dont get cancer cause they have activated genes to protect them? www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2018/08/news-cancer-elephants-genes-dna-new-research/ ..if only they were spending more money on studying these things! anyways,nice comment:)

[@Fimp136]

Follow Dr Joel Furmans diet. Healed my cancer.

[@Healing_Decibels]

My grandma is 92 and is fully independent still planting her own vegetable garden every spring and a big potato field. Maybe that’s the secret: she controls her own food supply and uses her own chickens poop for fertilizers. No synthetic pesticides. She never had a mammogram or colonoscopy. She does take a bunch of pills daily tho for anxiety and blood pressure. I need to make a video about her longevity secretes and independence in old age. I get a feeling any type of screening / monitoring is a “ fishing expedition” to find something to treat… the strategy is fear mongering and creating anxiety as with the famous c 19 v i r u s

[@divinemiss4284]

God bless you Dr. Gotzsche.

[@stephenatkinson2333]

Just because an empire is established, it doesn't make it right.

[@sunshine_pnw]

I never want to get the screening. The annual wellness check is a waste of money

[@AylaZA]

A basic sonar confirmed my breast cancer. So why is a mammogram necessary? Just to humiliate

[@lars277]

This is what I think happened to Patricia Janeckova. I think she was over diagnosed and misdiagnosed. I also believe she was given the wrong treatments, to the point that her MD should be investigated for murder.

[@sharonhack5027]

Interesting. Would it be safer then to have a sonar scan of the breasts instead of the mammography?

[@MoonlightDivinity]

Thermography screening is a safer option

[@metteholm4833]

Cancers, that aren´t dangerous!!!! We, as potential patients have NEVER been told about the existence of those! My mom died from spreading of an incapsulated breast cancer - because the idiots refused to remove glands in her armpits.They checked her for five years and declared her cancer free. The doc failed to examine a"string" running from her armpit to her pelvis. I couldn´t make her see another physician.Two years later - BANG! Bone cancer. I dropped screening last time. I´ve had two and I´m 61. I don´t know. Might do one more.

[@Orroz44]

I had it once. Terrible experience. Never again.

[@Amabzata]

My gynecologist wanted me to do a mammogram, but I refused. I told her I had other ways of taking care of myself (vegan high-carb diet with lots of fruits, legumes and veggies).

[@danielasalvini4572]

low carb, not high carb! :-)

[@AH-cy4md]

Daniela Salvini No. High carb, low fat, whole foods plant based.

[@lisabek72]

High carb? Not good.

[@lisabek72]

​@@AH-cy4mdno way

[@lisabek72]

We need cholesterol for good brain function

[@avafrance6989]

TY Sir. Say no to screening.

[@angelacrutcher2308]

When i went to get an ultrasound they argued with ne about it and said i needed a mammogram i told them no so while i was getting my ultrasound the team came in afterwards scared me saying i need a mammogram because i might have calcification that might be cancer and need a biopsy this was terrible freightning and has me so stressed because they just had to have it their way instead of what i requested i call that being bullied and i have lost my trust in them 😢and like the doctor said it keaves you wondering and stressed out because it should be up to me when it comes to my concerns but what i said didnt matter.

[@johannakamstra-schickendan7380]

I nailed the mamo surgeon about the ultrasound because he wanted me back, he made a mistake by saying he couldn’t see anything on a ultrasound examination; after the deadly silence from my part I asked him why the ultrasound exam was done, no answer and then I told him I was finished with him.

[@wmvdw1978]

Interesting viewpoint. I personally disagree with doctors equating screening with prevention. Prevention should be about reducing risk factors, especially in the diet.

[@lettycolon8601]

Congratulations to this true doctor that has had the courage to speak the truth.

[@soilmanted]

Logically, because mammography found cancers that "should not have been found" because they are not dangerous cancers, doesn't mean that mammography "does more harm than good." It may have been what physicians did to the patients who had such non-dangerous cancers, that did harm to those patients, but that doesn't mean the the mammography itself did the harm. If mammography required a large x-ray dose, then the mammography itself might be considered to be harmful, but these days, with very sensitive digital x-ray plates, I am unsure whether the amount of x-ray radiation needed to create a high resolution image should be a concern.

[@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order]

My sister found a lump at 18 and was soon diagnosed. She had all the treatments recommended and still died at 29. I often wonder if she might still be here had she refused the blatantly harmful treatments. This world is completely upside down.

[@noblumoon]

I had one decades ago. Never again. My doctor's urgings fall on deaf ears.

[@murielfrechette9458]

I DO BELIEVE THIS!

[@cindybrown7527]

I had a screening mammo that lead to a double biopsy that came back negative for cancer. I went back in 2 months to check the placement of the metal markers and the duct it came in and told me I have new changes from 2 months ago and recommended I have 2 more biopsies. I said no. I had no intention of having breast biopsies every 3 months due to micro calcifications . The doctor was shocked that I said no. She said she’d compromise and I should come back in 6 months, I said why? You will just recommend a biopsy that I’m refusing today. This happened yesterday. I hope I’m making the right decision but I told the doctor if I see visible changes I will get a mammo, no more routine for me.

[@mancunianinlondon]

I've never had a mammogram and I do not aim to have one. They keep badgering me now about bowel cancer screening. No thanks. These invites are 'fishing' to get people onto the patient conveyor belt for big P.

[@purewonka]

The doc in the video doesn't mention prostrate screening, so what's with the title of this video?

[@K1dd0]

5:50

[@jerrymarnon41]

CLICK BATE ???? HAD 576.5 PSA WHEN I "NOT ENCOURAGED TO HAVE PSA TEST" WAS ABOUT 78 YEAR OLD WHEN FOUND BY ACCIDENT. NOT RIGHT❤

[@patriciadavis2763]

The mammogram picked my cancer up, then I had a biopsy taken which proved it was cancer.

[@snicky58]

Thank you so much for this. I just hope YT doesn't take it down.

[@irule9816]

I’m 61 I never have taken any screening. So far I’m good

[@leoniea138]

I had a mamo when I was much younger ....those weights pressed my boobs like nobody's business . It's brutal and barbaric ....where are the med beds

[@msms3260]

What is harmless cancer?

[@wednesdayschild3627]

Not all cancers are the same, some cancer disappears by itself, some cancers grow very slowly and some cancers grow very quickly. There is a subsection that goes moderately. There is no way to tell which is which. The treatments can also kill people.

[@lisabek72]

We all have a cancer cell at some point in our lives. If the immune system is strong, it gets rid of it. Eat healthy, stay healthy.

[@petethewrist]

I would like to hear his thought on screening for AAA. I have a feeling they cause it as each time I was scanned I had gut pains for up to a week after. Every time. My AAA is now over 8 cm. I believe they caused it.

[@inexperiencedladywithagun7851]

What is AAA screening?

[@petethewrist]

@@inexperiencedladywithagun7851 Google it it's that simple

[@anitaheberling2388]

I have not received a screening in 5 years, I am 65,but 5 ago they put a microchip in my breast ,what can I do about this? I will not get any screening done.

[@ninamarkovic4853]

Microchip? Why did you allow that?

[@MB-uy5kh]

It’s actually a metal (titanium) “tag”/ clip/ / marker where they identified an “area of concern” to continue to “monitor and observe” for changes in subsequent screenings. It makes it easier for them to find the same spot. Although rare, allergic reactions have been observed. The process to remove them is ultrasound guided vacuum clip excision.

[@diana7676]

That doesn’t sound right.

[@raamtselon]

Here is a person loyal to the truth and not to the way in which facts are presented.

[@ryan-gp3zq]

psychiatry killed me by constipation

[@simayahbatyahweh5006]

I don't get the mammogram but do check my breast.

[@reginab4523]

Just had my last week. God help me.

[@annsmith3537]

Absolutely well Said keep up the good good fight 👍👍🌹

[@OLBK]

Fascinating!

[@rlbrown1009]

Thankyou so much for bringing about these open important conversations. I so wish all Dr's could be allowed to speak openly about these things.

[@MTknitter22]

They all can choose to tell the truth. It takes a courage that many lack.

[@Healing_Decibels]

Drs need to protect their paychecks and livelihoods, expensive mortgages etc… rarely will you hear honest words from them

[@NaturalMystic71]

Good doctor 🙏🏽

[@MelliaBoomBot]

I came across something called Paleopathology a few years ago and it's the study of ancient diseases. I found out about it through some history research so I'm not a medical person at all but I would REALLY like to know the stats on ancient disease vs modern. I'm sure a lot of diseases are caused by over crowding, over population and modern life.

[@Cookiepoooo]

Seed oils cause a lot of modern diseases

[@donnashenton9108]

Or just made up to create a problem so they can make money pretending to cure it!

[@Fimp136]

90% of all diseases are due to diet. Fact.

[@leoniea138]

So lot of people died in vain