It's Stage 4, But...

[@DrDanSays]

*IMPORTANT LINKS!* - The Fixable Back Course: www.Fixable.me This is the exact approach I use with my patients, to get them out of pain, and keep their pain from coming back. If you have low back pain and it's not going away, this approach beats the pants off everything else I've seen! - CBD gummies for sleep! I use the brand Hometown Hero (made right here in Austin!), and take the Peak Delta-8 Gummies: hometownhero.sjv.io/y25vBy NOTE: These are 100 mg per gummy - I split each gummy into 4 pieces (25 mg each), and only take 25 mg about an hour before bed. For me, they make me extremely relaxed, and feel like I’ve had about 3 glasses of wine. I wouldn’t take more than 25 mg at first, for sure. But they help me fall asleep faster, and stay asleep better than anything I’ve used so far! - My favorite hamstring stretch! If you have low back pain, start here! (And you’ll see my brother John demonstrating the stretch!): kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX3FiXWcf9qYotEsi=RFcDfuLc20HxqAl0 - Self-massage for hips & glutes (also great for low back or hip pain!): kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6KqaqGjeq5qibMsi=kj3Zm2xT4dJCjf5W

[@celticlull]

I'm watching this on 06/24/24, exactly 3 years after the date of this video. I just saw his video dated 2 days ago in which he says it might be last transmission. I really hope not. I just found his channel. He is full of such positivity, I don't know if I would be like that if I had it.

[@luketimber4679]

Yes --its 6/24/24 for me too. This sweet young guy is the kindest man I know

[@mskulagal]

I am watching this video on 6/26/2024. What a sweetheart and so sad to see the beginning of his journey and his last one today. I hope his last days are comfortable for him and peaceful.

[@BirdieHaze2207]

He’s amazing isn’t he.

[@anthonyr5869]

Right after the fauci ouchy

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

anthonyr5869 did he say he had it? Its so terrible... It's my first thought when people fall ill😞

[@stevetarrant3898]

RIP Dan. You fought to the end. Your courage in the face of adversely was truly an inspiration to everyone.

[@realdealastrology9]

Wow! He died???? Hopefully there will be a video about this soon.

[@13odman]

@@realdealastrology9 check the lives

[@FirstLast-yc9lq]

@@realdealastrology9 I believe his brother posted about it, he died 3 days ago. Apparently went very peacefully being held by his family.

[@realdealastrology9]

@@FirstLast-yc9lq it’s crazy and scary how cancer can lead to an instant downward spiral very quickly and unexpectedly at stage 4. My mother was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer last month. Very poor survival rate. Feels like we’re sitting on a ticking time bomb, not knowing if or when things will go south

[@life_happens_reviews]

amen and was teaching us to the end and he fought valiantly and with courage and dignity

[@Mamma-Tex]

U just said u r 55. U look much younger and so healthy. Thk u for sharing your story.

[@RustyShakleford1]

Yea he looks about 42

[@shinski8114]

Wait he's 55? Holy shit he looks better than some 20 year old wow

[@lulumoon6942]

He truly does. Cancer is insidious. 🙏🕊️

[@corneliusmartin6600]

The suffering in his last transmission! Yet, still is grateful for the time left! GOD BLESS THIS MAN!

[@DWandtheenablers]

Watching this / rewatching 07/20/24. Glad Dan had a good 3 years. Wish it was more.

[@rmsoft]

He wasn't that good at the end.

[@FrederickGrose-u3k]

God bless you Dr Dan.....i have multiple stage 4 cancers various Places....God bless us both...and everyone having Cancer. !!!

[@1Rdby]

Oh my,,,,God Bless and keep you. Love and light to guide your path. What kinds of cancer do you have? ❤️

[@phychicmusic]

Heaven gained an excellent chiropractor July 22 5:08pm. He earned his 😇 status! Love you forever Dan!❤

[@angeliahouse290]

I was diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer with metastatic liver disease. I had lesions in my liver with large tumors in right and left. The lesions were too numerous to count. I had a colon resection and my gallbladder was removed. Biopsy of my liver and had 4 positive lymph nodes removed. I also had a mediport placed. I have been doing chemo treatments since June of 2022. My CEA number was 900+ in the beginning. My number came all the way down to 29 and it’s now going back up. It’s at 64 now. It’s like a rollercoaster ride with my number I’ve had the Y90 done to my right and left lobes of my liver. I turned 50 last year on November 12th. Watching your journey, makes me feel like I’m not alone in this battle. I’ve watched your most recent video and I’m praying for you. I had a ct scan today to see if my disease has progressed or not. Scary feeling.

[@KrisVComm]

Please consider Dr Thomas Lodi and Dr Thomas Seyfried. Systemic fermenting cells. It’s metabolic

[@samanthaporter6662]

Have you tried fasting?! Look up cancer and fasting

[@LissaOntheGo]

My son was diagnosed in may and had his tumor in his colon removed then. Last Thursday we found out his cancer had spread to his liver. We have to wait for more information because of thanksgiving. It’s so scary to not have the information we need. But one thing I have learned is SUGAR feeds cancer. It’s important to fast and cut all sugars out of your diet.

[@KrisVComm]

@@LissaOntheGo Please don’t give up hope. Instead, search for a different understanding and one which illuminates. Think not of this made up word, “cancer”. Instead, learn to see this as chronically fermenting cells. This is a natural physiological response to something. Once you understand the cause, you can arrive at a cure. Please look into Dr Thomas Seyfried’s work.

[@hmgrraarrpffrzz9763]

@@KrisVComm But isn't Lodi some anti-vaxxer homeopathy quack, who claims that cancer is actually a healing-mechanism and that it's the treatments that kill people? And he introduces himself as a world-renowned oncologists, which is just a lie? Seems to me that he is a fraudster who abuses the desperation of terminally ill people to sell them stuff that doesn't work. I'd stay as far away from that guy as possible.

[@rhondajones4812]

Just wanted to see Dr Dan and hear his voice again. Miss him so much ❤ 6 August 2024

[@humletfred9767]

same

[@emariecar6414]

Same reason I’m here :(

[@os2958]

yep

[@JoseVGavila]

Watching this on 20th October 2023... It is hard once you know the latest news on your health. I really wish and hope everyone is wrong and you get better. I pray for that 🙏

[@curiousgeorge6921]

What date he got diagnosed?

[@jeffjaniak6567]

Sending many prayers your way. I’m so far a cancer survivor. 3 1/2 years ago I found out that I had lung cancer. I had my left lung removed. And although I can’t do the things I use to do, I very grateful that I’m still here today. You have a great attitude and I did the same with mine which will carry you far. Please keep up that attitude. Praying all goes well.

[@brettwolven6390]

An absolute inspiration to mankind. May we all be this strong, brave, intelligent and positive.

[@anitadenton1468]

Such a resemblance with Dr Dan and his brother John 🙏🏻 RIP Dr Dan💕💕 Truly will be missed 😥

[@dwarevids]

😭😭😭😭😭 i came back to where it all started wanted to see him alive and (well) again rest in peace my friend, see you on the other side. You're a true inspiration ✨️

[@MEMORIA1316]

Rest in peace, dear Dan🙏. You taught us so much about strength, positivity, and bravery🌈🌻

[@mbhike]

Saw my first video yesterday, by happenstance, and it was the last video Dr. Dan posted. I was deeply moved by the video and heartbroken when I learned of his passing just 2 days prior on 7/22/24, 5:08 pm. He speaks from the heart in all the videos I have watched and feel blessed to have found his channel. So much to learn about life and living with strength and courage in the face of death. A beautiful human being, Dr. Dan. ❤❤❤❤❤ Rest in peace.

[@thehouseofjane]

I just found your channel today and saw your most recent video. I'm praying for you. Life is so unpredictable and I've actually been in your shoes but stage 3b. Everyday is a gift and I'm going to hope for the best for you.💗Lisa

[@valerieladeda]

Found this going back through your videos. You were so brave and positive then as you are now with your latest prognosis. Hope you continue to feel better both physically and emotionally.❤

[@11plus3]

Rest easy sweet one. You’ve helped so many.

[@BMT-by5ve]

RIP Dr Dan. You fought your cancer battle with such bravery and grace and kept your faith.

[@vijaydude773]

OH my god this guy is so composed, hope everyone is brave like him and fight out cancer.

[@adamsimon8220]

Condolences. This guy’s “last transmission” randomly came up on my feed about a month ago (who knows how the algorithm was working given that I can’t think of a time I’ve actually searched or looked at a medical related vid), and was surprised at his good spirits. Looked through some of his earlier content-like this after-and was glad that this kind of content is being produced on KZbin. Was sorry to learn yesterday that he passed a couple days ago. Saddened to see that it was, in fact, Dr. Dan’s last transmission.

[@AjdamusMagnus]

Watch all videos that are updates. It changed my life - well that sounds.. but in a way yes. I am trying his approach to my life now. If man with stage 4 can be happy, so can I.

[@pamelaches]

You look very healthy and you have a awesome attitude. Keep being strong and Ill say a prayer for you. I had cancer myself and didnt handle it as well as you. Im cancer free now but if any cancer comes back I will be as brave as you because of your example. God Bless.

[@TJD63]

Btw, my brother in law was diagnosed with same as dr. dan and passed away a few weeks before dr dan. Both made me see life differently. To value each day as precious and to focus on simple kindness and helping others. You could have 10million dollars and every toy you ever wanted but on the day of a diagnosis like this you would give it all up and live in a shoe box just to be healthy. Best to remember this while healthy.

[@LRamey]

Amen.. prayers to you and your family💔 🙏🕊

[@TJD63]

@@LRamey ❤️🙂

[@JillyBean1968]

I am just so thankful he is comfortable and not suffering. He has been one hell of a trooper. Very Brave and uplifting man since the day of his diagnosis. I would bet be surprised if he leaves us today or tomorrow. Either way, may God comfort and bless his family and Fly High Dan! ❤❤

[@19th-Nervous-Breakdown]

What a brave and dedicated man he is. I just came across this channel and I'm so sad that he's in hospice now. My life was saved 32 years ago by a wonderful team at a major cancer center but not all cancers can be cured. I lost my dear husband to it 21 years ago.

[@westfield90]

Rest in peace you beautiful soul

[@kyledesu]

Thanks for sharing your journey, it’s helped me during my cancer journey . You will be missed

[@CharlieKnolesPlus]

RIP Dan. Watching this again after you passed and once again just marvelling at your grace and clarity through this journey. I learned so much from you about how to face death with courage and grace. Wherever you are now you live on through all of us.

[@SerMattzio]

You're a super brave and inspiring man. I'm glad your channel popped up.

[@dawnwinger5407]

Been praying for you since I’ve understood. I’ve been though multiple myeloma with my husband. Praying you fight, strength, wisdom, love, and rest.

[@Vestu]

Over 3 years survival in that type of stage IV is no small feat. Your good energy will have ripple effect through all of us, no matter what's the ultimate outcome.

[@bluesmoke8826]

He gave himself a fighter's chance by being in fitness model shape.

[@Heavyisthecrown]

Wow I cannot believe a doctor was pooping 20-30 times a day and didn’t realize that’s a huge problem 😢 so sad. So much prayers and love to you ❤ you’re still here 2 years later and that alone is incredible for stage 4 cancer ❤

[@justmejustine1958]

Most likely he figured because of the fruit juices and stuff that it was a normal thing

[@justmejustine1958]

Let me tell you I've been precancerous for about 15 to 20 years a year after I had my colonoscopy I started feeling weird stuff on my right side burning sensation all kinds of weird things and I kept on telling my doctor and she kept on saying it was acid reflux or something after being like this for about 6 months I went to her and I said I want a referral to get a colonoscopy and thanks to me know in my body I'm still alive but I have stage 3 colon cancer if I would have waited longer I would probably be gone by now like Kirstie Alley.

[@tortugalisa4748]

@Heavyisthecrown Yeah but fast forward another 8 months after your last comment and here we are😔

[@joannektc]

Thinking of you... Sorry you are hurting. Prayers and the best of wishes as you face this situation. Thank you for caring about others enough to share your story for us to learn from. Again, prayers and positive wishes...

[@lisaconner234]

What a beautiful smile you have Dr Dan you are a kind beautiful soul

[@bettyconnearney7943]

Praying for great outcome! You look great and I pray you keep fighting!! ❤

[@Enlightenment246]

I seriously miss this man, so knowledgeable ♥️♥️♥️

[@guaranteedallauthentic6074]

You look perfect Doc how can someone like you have cancer ? Sending you prayers and my Angel to remind you how amazing you are

[@brendarasinski9221]

This video is 2 years old. He doesn't look this good now. In September 2023 he was told he has 2 to 6 months to live.

[@pamglover2131]

RIP Dr. Dan. You are a true Heavenly Angel now. We love you forever. 💙🙏

[@5Gburn]

I know it's irrelevant in light of your situation, and I know it's your work garb, but that color looks really good on you! And your smile is radiant! ⭐Thank you for sharing your journey with us ❤

[@horsepanther]

Like others, I stumbled across your channel because your "last transmission" video showed up in my recommended video list. Very sad situation. I don't understand why doctors didn't order a colonoscopy and/or other tests much, much sooner in response to those seemingly extreme symptoms. It seems like the cancer could have been caught much sooner, potentially before it metastasized. So sorry you are going through this!

[@johnmerlino7133]

wow! Unbelievable. It's inspirational to see you with a positive attitude. Thank you for sharing your experience so far.

[@DrDanSays]

Thank you so much, John! I'm optimistic :)

[@daisytoromanzano8865]

@@DrDanSaysHi. Just got across this video. Sorry to hear about the diagnosis. Did you have back pain? Fir how long you were feeling odd before you went to the doctor? What symptoms? Did you take the covid shots or done covid test? What is your opinion about those?

[@Nbdycares2]

​@@daisytoromanzano8865he passed away. Stop with the covid stuff.

[@76TomD]

Rest in Peace Dan

[@ag-om6nr]

Colonoscopies can be lifesavers ! If your doctor recommends that you have one , follow their advice !

[@kathyplummer1535]

Can't get over how good you look

[@robinfarina2966]

I believe we will lose him today. Happy waking from the dream, Dr. Dan.

[@suzymcgregor3122]

Terribly sad. I’m following him too.

[@realdealastrology9]

And indeed. He is gone

[@da4441]

I was having bowel issues for 1.5 years. Finally got a 1st colonoscopy at age 54. No tumors and no polps. Turns out a rectocele and vaginal prolapse caused the bowel issues.

[@5Gburn]

Phew, right? How long until you have to go again? I just scheduled a consult w/my GI doc. Can't be seen until January. Then to schedule the colonoscopy + endoscopy. Good times!

[@da4441]

@@5Gburn I found a doctor who was willing to do the colonoscopy without having GI consultation first. If I needed the office visit before the colonoscopy, it would have been a long wait. Doctor said I do not need another colonoscopy for 10 years!

[@Zach-ls1if]

Thinking of Dan daily. Have been the last couple months. I found his channel last year when I was struggling with depression, he had kind words for me. I’ll be getting some In-N-Out in his honor soon, but I’ll be having mine with a bun. Sending hugs to all my fellow pandas.

[@grietdierick4986]

RIP Dr Dan ❤❤❤

[@rhondawhatley1591]

Glad that you are doing well and hope everything turns out ok

[@johnnavin4665]

RIP Dr. Dan...Your positivity and courage will continue to inspire many..💖🙏

[@eltinker8631]

Thank you, Asymptomatic here, stage 4 liver and colon, great info

[@josephdale69]

How are you doing now? I hope you’re still well.

[@tiernanastronskas261]

Do you people just never go to the doctor? You're supposed to get a colonoscopy routinely when you get close to 40, and probably should get it done by the time you're 35. Almost all colon cancer is asymptomatic and your liver cancer probably happened because of your colon cancer, unless you drank yourself to liver cancer. To anyone reading this, don't stay away from the doctor. All this person had to do was get a colonoscopy at around age 35, with extreme cases being younger.

[@Andrea-ue7gv]

@@tiernanastronskas261you can unfortunately only get it when you’re over 55 where I‘m from (europe). Unless you pay for it of course which is a few hundred euros. But I disagree a colonoscopy at 35 would necessarily make a difference for dr dan. Cancer can grow fast, like in a year, so a colonoscopy 10 years prior would be useless anyway.

[@markb1487]

It's May 2024,,so this video is 3 years old,,,Dr Dan now has tumors on lung and other organs,,He's very upbate+positive,,but as of last week he looked poorly,,fighting but losing,,and that pains me...

[@swale6985]

So many of these people trust the government. If he's not one, I apologize...but if he is, it's his own fault.

[@Coramoor234]

@@swale6985 Another Sherlock detected here.

[@wintergirl8]

​@@swale6985bellend

[@marciajones2993]

@@swale6985how on earth if it’s anybodies fault if they get cancer. What a horrible thing to say. 🥺🥺

[@sadeatthewhip1846]

@@swale6985 Keep your politics off dying people’s videos. Didn’t your parents teach you better?

[@khinamaramyochit1639]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I am sending you Metta, loving kindness and positive thoughts for your tranquility.

[@traciprovins3221]

What’s Metta?? You meant Meta? He already has Instagram

[@khinamaramyochit1639]

@@traciprovins3221 Metta is a Pali word, that means to wish for loving-kindness, friendliness, goodwill and benevolence towards specific or general living beings.

[@luoyu5763]

Rest in peace Dr.! I really hope that cancer will be defeated by medical development in the near future!

[@pukavypora]

Oooooooh, dear! I wish you a miracle recovery! Much love to you, think love, think love, think love. I've been your patient, and I know you have a scientific mind, however, consider your energy body as a part of who you are, not just a tangible physical body. Healing the energy body is as important as healing the physical body. Just food for thought.

[@NetNotes]

I just found this channel but I can't find the FIRST video (the one he references in THIS video) in which he first told his audience about his colo-recytal cancer diagnosis. I'm sure he has a devoted enough following who might know which video he first mentioned that in. Thanks. I hope you are having a maraculous recovery, Dan!

[@jennypurchase3229]

Me too.. searching, but can't find

[@hannakinn]

I think he deleted it because there were comments from viewers critical of him not seeking answers to symptoms he was having issues like very frequent bowl issues. Unfortunately because he's a doctor he was criticized more than a regular patient would be. Doctors are human too, I'm sure he's not the first doctor to ignore their own symptoms and to initially attribute them to other possible causes.

[@lucilemcgregor]

He’s a chiropractor not a medical doctor.

[@PurpleMoon13264]

The 1st video is the video posted right after this video (at start of video he states it’s his first video on his cancer recovery. Looks like he posted both this video and the 2nd video on 6/24/2021.

[@leslievanduzee9282]

I’m sure you were completely devastated by your cancer diagnosis, but your positive, informative attitude is so brave and commendable!

[@fumiyafuse6374]

I cant still believe hes now gone😢

[@bretebey]

Oh man, pulling hard for you here... Please let us know how things are going.

[@DrDanSays]

Thank you, Bret -- everything's going great so far, and I'll keep you posted! :)

[@ParrotPartners]

You will be loved forever Dr. Dan. Thank you for caring and sharing your journey ❤️

[@CathyEveleigh]

HEY DR. DAN, PRAYING SO VERY HARD FOR YOU, MY THOUGHTS EVERYVDAY GOES TO YOU. I ASK GOD TO PLEASE GUIDE YOU WITH LOVING ARMS ❤️. JUST KNOW DR. DAN THAT WE ARE ALL HOLDING YOU HELPING YOU GUIDE YOUR WAY HOME. LOVING CARING THOUGHTS GOING YOUR WAY. ❤ SENDING LOVE TO YOUR FAMILY, I PRAY FOR YOU ALL, TO FIND SOME PEACE.

[@TurkishBenAirsoft]

Ive got stage 4 bowel cancer mate. Tumour in sigmoid colon with some nearby lymph nodes affected. Have metastasis on liver one on each segment. Ive got a stoma. Im on irinotecan,panitumumab and flouracil 5fu. Ive had 22 sessions now. My cea was 799 in Jan and has been at 4 for about 6 months now. My ct results touch wood have all shown reduction in size. My next ct results are 5th Jan. The cold hands and feet are very annoying lol. I had a port on the right side it kinked twice possibly due to me playing airsoft. I had it removed and moved to my left side couple of weeks ago.

[@Wolf_Actual]

How ya holding up

[@edssleepsounds6594]

Wishing you the best of luck and continued good medical support

[@DianaT-ph6iz]

goodness, he is so so brave and optimistic. this is a real life superman.

[@nancymosby7369]

Ur amazing 🤩 they say doctors make make the worse patients…they should meet u❤😊

[@Agg1E91]

Wow. Almost 3 years to that day later, Dan recorded his final YT video. Impressive man.

[@justmejustine1958]

I hope his siblings check in and getting colonoscopies I had all my siblings and cousins everyone get colonoscopies when I got diagnosed. I had a cousin in Cuba that died of colon cancer at 30 years old but I didn't know anything about colon cancer being on my father's side besides my mother's side.

[@arzucufoglu8932]

Hope everything goes well Dr Dan.

[@iLLmaticTrojan]

What were your initial symptoms? So hard to believe you could look this good and have stage 4. God bless you!

[@jawant6039]

He's lost a lot of weight since that video.

[@idrinkmilk282]

Looking bad and Ill with cancer usually comes from the chemo not the actual cancer.

[@idrinkmilk282]

​@@jawant6039he still looks just as good as this. What are you talking about

[@Heavyisthecrown]

He said he was pooping 20-30 times a day! Which is crazy! He did that for a year and a half!

[@FrederickGrose-u3k]

God bless you Dr Dan and myself having multiple stage 4 cancers... God bless everyone that has cancer. !!!

[@silvanagoss6452]

I wish and pray for you. Thank you

[@rb2004]

Sorry Dr. Dan, I pray for you and your livelihood. I Like your positivity and can learn from your courage through this tough time in your life. We are definitely a fragile being. I may be experiencing the same path, however, I am a little older. I too am tired and cold..and a butch of other stuff. Do you remember how it all started and what you were feeling? I pray for your brother.

[@clarecourtney8185]

Wishing you all the best ❤❤❤

[@sookie4195]

I was diagnosed with lymphoma yesterday. I’m in denial. I’m also a retired RN.

[@tammyg8031]

❤..please know that many care & truly hope the best for you. Please do whatever you can to heal yourself. Many get well wishes headed your way❤.

[@FarmhouseFelts]

So sorry to hear that. I’ve known a few people diagnosed with lymphoma over the past few years. If I’m not mistaken, I think lymphoma is one of the cancers that responds well to chemo. Also, try to cut out sugars and carbs. They fuel cancer cells. My mom was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer that spread to her lymph nodes - completely changed her diet and cut all sugar and carbs. She responded extremely well to treatment and got a 100% response. Cancer free 5 years now. I think her diet had a lot to do with it. Good luck, healing, love and light ❤

[@PurpleMoon13264]

Some lymphomas, such as diffuse large b-cell (DLBC) lymphoma respond very well to treatment. I was treated for DLBC lymphoma in 2017 (aggressive chemo, followed by 22 rounds of radiation). Treatment went well. I am cancer free 6+ years later. A few tips - 15:23 Low-carb, minimal sugar. Ensure your Vit D level is optimal (60-80; supplement if not and take Vit K2 with the D3. Green tea. Turmeric (curcumin). Think positive thoughts and just get thru one cycle/round at a time. The chemo side effects were much harsher than the radiation. Many of the blood cancers respond much better than do solid-tumor cancers. Might wish to join the Leukaemia & Lymphoma Society…helpful info and support. Good luck and best wishes to you.

[@kalmanjulianne]

I’ve used Ivermectin for a different condition with no adverse effects, and based on my own experience and research, I would consider it as a first-line treatment if I were dealing with lymphoma. I encourage you to do your own research and consult sources independent of anything and anyone who makes their living selling products for the global medical industry. Best of luck.

[@garylivingston9052]

So in this day and age, i am just curious if you ever had a colonoscopy? I am 54 years old and just had my first and they took out 9 polyps! OMG! they sent them in to check for cancer. Thank God none of them were but now i have to do this every year. May god be with you brother.

[@karlhanso]

He is hospice now😢

[@vickenator]

Yes, it was his first colonoscopy, which revealed the mass in his colon.

[@PurpleMoon13264]

He was 52 and having 30 painful bowel movements with blood a day before he had his first colonoscopy, at which time they discovered a baseball sized tumor. By then it had spread to his lungs and liver and he was diagnosed as stage 4 colorectal cancer. He’s close to the end of his cancer journey now per his June 2024 video. A very sad story and some rough years of treatment. He handled the treatment with grace and optimism.

[@garylivingston9052]

@@PurpleMoon13264 OMG, early screening is so important for this.Most of us wait way too long.

[@SonyCamry]

This is sad because it proves it doesn't matter how positive you are

[@MichaelCorleoneLFC]

Yeah but nobody gets out alive. It's all about going out like a G and inspiring people

[@SonyCamry]

@MichaelCorleoneLFC what difference does it make if you're dead

[@kunalsen2123]

Did anyone else notice how at 1:06 when he talks about being "in stage four" and at 4:50 when he talks about "being otherwise healthy", the light dims on his face with the exact utterance of those words. Looking back, that seems so ominous and prescient. Maybe he knew but he still gave death a helluva fight. RIP, Dan.

[@melindasewell67]

Watching all your videos, wish you all the best. ❤🙏

[@CroisMoi]

You are so brave to share this. Any type of tumor is so scary. A good book is Chris Beat cancer. He became vegan and drank a ton of carrot juice. It worked for him. This is similar to the Gerson therapy. This seems to be the most common way people beat tumors.

[@Andrea-ue7gv]

some carrot juice isn‘t gonna cure stage 4 cancer 🤦🏼‍♀️ be serious

[@CroisMoi]

@@Andrea-ue7gv Chemo kills. Be serious yourself. Do autophagy and flood your body with nutrients.

[@Robin-xt7yo]

Your upbeatness is an inspiration to us all. Wishing you all the best doc. 🙏

[@SylviabombsmithUjhy75bd34]

life is the problem...not death..

[@MonikaLorentzen-z3z]

You are an awesome brave Man ❤

[@bellavita3097]

RIP Dr. Dan 💔 Been in my thoughts all days since the news of him passing on Monday. does anyone know what where his earlier symptoms of this Cancer?

[@cathyl2338]

One of the videos he said pain when having a bowel movement and 20-30 times having bowel movements in a day.

[@bellavita3097]

Yes, I heard that but that was when he was in testing trying to figure out what it was. He said he had symptoms for a year and a half before that, but didn’t mention what symptoms.

[@RoyalPurpleStar]

Bloody stool is one as well and he had fatigue. He didn’t know it at the time, but later found out he was very severely anemic and needed iron infusion. Edit: fatigue is almost always one of the symptoms people experience with cancer.

[@RoyalPurpleStar]

@@bellavita3097Yes, a year and half is right, but he did talk about his symptoms.

[@TurkishBenAirsoft]

Personally mate if I was you id have the stoma done now. Mine was completly blocked couldn't pass stools at all the stomach cramps were horrific. Throwing up bile for about a week after was horrendous. The stoma is not fun when its new I wasnt even sure how id cope with it. Once you get use to it its not as bad as I first suspected. I was also low on iron. Had an iron infusion in March. I still get some days were im very tired. Hope your biopsy and ct go well. Biopsy was a tiny bit painful but not too bad.

[@rogerrainford4827]

honestly i keep looking at this and a previous one i cant help but think that Dan gave his life away sadly. He hinted at giving an explanation at some point why he waited so long but never addressed it. I just dont undestand why he had all these symptoms for well over a year and didnt do anything. The family should really make this a priority in educating his followers about colon cancer. Its the one thing that disappointed me about how he went about his illness

[@AjdamusMagnus]

Thats not very nice thing to say. He did say why in podcast with his brohter. Its not like you know ints cancer like in 2 weeks. Also it was COVID and hard to get appoitnmens. Not for a year for about 8 monts. Do you usually go for colonoscopy when you have constipation? ffs We have saying that everybody is general after battle. So read the room and jesus christ..

[@echopiece79]

Just curious… were you having issues or difficulties which led to you to your discovery? What were your symptoms? New follower here

[@Paul-wu5qy]

R I P Dan

[@Peppep2024]

How can someone who is in great shape and takes care of himself be given this news?

[@JillyBean1968]

Cancer does not discriminate. Very hard pill to swallow for those who have always taken care of themselves. 😢

[@Peppep2024]

@@JillyBean1968 yeah you’re not kidding.

[@loriclark553]

Unfortunately there is no magic to prevent cancer. Not diet, not exercise, not positive thinking, or even youth. So many people of all ages are diagnosed every day.

[@RoyalPurpleStar]

He didn’t exactly take good care of himself because he didn’t get the colonoscopy he was supposed to get in 2018 when he turned 50. And then he delayed getting checked out for a year and half when his symptoms were quite severe. He even commented that the “moral of his cancer story” is to “get your regular medical checkups on time. “ Had he done it in 2018 or 2019, his cancer wouldn’t necessarily have been fatal, as colon cancer is slow-growing and colon polyps take 10 years to turn cancerous. I think as humans, we all have the tendency to take our health for granted, especially when we’re still young. Dr. Dan focused more on his physical fitness, but wasn’t as vigilant with his regularly scheduled medical checkups. I feel very sad because he still had so much to live for. BTW, taking good care of yourself doesn’t make you immune to cancer, and there’s not one thing, diet, or exercise that could prevent anyone from not getting cancer. Many, many, many people that do/did everything right still come/came down with cancer. What’s also extremely important is to get cancer screenings when they’re due. The earlier cancer is caught, the higher the chance of survival.

[@bellavita3097]

His brother mentioned that he did not always take care of himself that he was addicted to something. I don’t know what it was if it was alcohol I’m not sure, but his brother mentioned that yesterday either way, so sad.

[@cbxray1]

I miss you Dr Dan….I’m sorry ❤️

[@squatsoats2144]

I dont know you, but clearly, I adore your composion. How can you remain in this outstanding composure...?? Pleas tell and share with us 🙂

[@user-od5yn8pu2l]

Imagine. So kind hearted, so healthy, living a life helping others...and then getting incurable cancer. Meanwhile the most vile creatures manage to live long healthy lives. This life is such a joke. Really.

[@kimberlygerman3010]

Agreed. You can’t make this up. Zero justice.

[@Bademester]

R.i.P.

[@hawklord25]

This video aged well, God bless you Doc

[@HuatestDurian]

Amen. He’s fighting .

[@RealWorldAustralia]

RIP Dr Dan

[@TheCrankshaftRotator]

I wish you luck! How old are you? Did you have a cancer histology in your family?

[@nesthi]

I have the urge to say you're in great physical shape. You probably already know to keep eating protein to build white blood cells. Some patients get denied chemo on the day of treatment if their white blood cells are low; and they would have to wait until the levels are normal again. White blood T cells are essential to the immune system, and they fight disease and cancer. Also note that calcium inhibits iron absorption, so try to time the intake of the 2 nutrients separately. ❤️

[@DrDanSays]

Thank you for the great info, Thi -- I will keep an eye on these things!!

[@hiddenpixie4579]

Your choices sound very sensible.

[@sweetiepie7396]

Mid June 2024, Dr Dan is offline. So sad 😞

[@HuatestDurian]

He’s fighting

[@martinacaffrey4411]

​@@HuatestDurianhe's palliative and in hospice care.

[@onekerri1]

What symptoms did you have to cause you to go to the doctor?

[@vickenator]

He said in a previous video he had a lot of bowel issues and urgency and ultimately decided to get a colonoscopy which revealed a mass, and things went from there.