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How Dostarlimab Therapy Healed Colorectal Cancer
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[@DAVIDZ-vk4yv]

so release it to EVERY one with cancer who wants it! the government and drug companies should NOT be in charge telling us what treatment we WANT!!!!

[@itmaster3805]

$11,000 per dose

[@DAVIDZ-vk4yv]

@@itmaster3805 they charge my mom $31,000.00 a month for 1 chemo shot

[@landondavid5773]

Lolol ya they shouldn’t but we’re the ones who allow it. They will never cure cancer nor do they want to. Do you know how much money they make off of cancer patients?!! It funds most of the healthcare system. Sorry, I meant sick care system.

[@danieltikusis5239]

@@itmaster3805 Which probably means that the cost before profit margin was $1.10

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

So what? You can’t put a price on your life. @@itmaster3805

[@tomvondra2632]

Merck sells fenbendazole in Africa as a therapeutic anti-parasitic for those suffering from contaminated water, and it is reported to cure cancer. Sold by Merck in US as canine dewormer in pet supply. I take it every day as stage 4 prostate cancer survivor.

[@kathymayes4290]

Hi. How much do you take? My husband has prostate cancer.

[@jgmanza]

@@kathymayes4290 it should be on time daily 6 days a week. 1 tablet 444mg. Fenbendazole. Google it.

[@HiloBoiz808]

​@@kathymayes4290Go to feed store and get anti parasite for Goats, fenbendazole, I use anti parasite for sheep, ivermectin.The doses are by weight.

[@russhirakawa4087]

444 mg/ day, I believe. I heard that Ivermectin is also effective. Best regards. 🙏🏼

[@kennethstalley351]

In what form & dose do you take it each time? I have seen it used before for Cáncer, I have skin Cáncer. Thank you!

[@bryansullivan9588]

Fenbendazole, Mebendazole & Ivermectin

[@neilhallberg1784]

Was watching another vid on Fenbedazole, Dog worm tablet, works better together with Artimisinin.

[@michaelshillin1983]

Whats the difference in them?

[@mnp870]

The problem Is doctors ARE NOT or allowed to practice alternative methods!!!

[@blitz1346]

Wonder why?????????????????????????????????????????

[@sheilasydneynotyerbizniz2933]

It is not alternative. It is doctors doung their job and describing what works instead of what is suscribed by WHO dictates.

[@lianam3262]

@@blitz1346LOL ...Thinking - helps ..DIY - not asking others :)

[@Scrapiron10]

Of course, hundreds of billions of dollars are at stake.

[@jennyrose2200]

Any approved drug can be used as an "off Label" treatment.

[@ssnerd583]

i am treating myself with fenbendazole and levamisole and turkey tail mushroom extract and ivermectin and moxidectin. I'm feeling better than I was and I have fewer 'symptoms' and the symptoms are less severe. i am trying very hard to cut out sugar from my diet and to keep my body alkalized as much as possible

[@artsymamanana]

My sister is in her last stages in the hospital, she won't take chemo, but wants to give fenben a shot. So, this did you some good? I am scared

[@ssnerd583]

JUST DO IT!!!!! THERE IS NO DOWNSIDE TO IT!!! @@artsymamanana

[@JaniceTrades777]

Go for it. Read Dr hulda clark

[@Vallhalia]

@@artsymamanana chemo in combination with a sugar free diet and lots of good veggies that contain alot of vitamin C etc (ruccola) and low in oxalates should be helpful. Sometimes chemo in combination with a very good diet can give that extra push. Also try to get her to take a cold shower or bath as it will COMPLETELY eliminate inflammation. Inflammation helps cancer grow which is not good. Without sugar and inflammation the cancer cells with starve and die.

[@barbaraschug5686]

Cancer also hates oxygen

[@Kacee2]

This will all be swept under the rug. There's too much money involved. This is a year old now and haven't heard another word about it.

[@charlenetruncer1535]

Since the unfortunate unexpected side effects of the Covid vaccine, perhaps they have gone back to a more conservative approach for progress in research.

[@Kacee2]

@@charlenetruncer1535 you have to be kidding.

[@jadeitejunkie]

​​@@charlenetruncer1535the covid vaccines were rushed in 6 months, instead of 6 to 10 years for trials. They were only approved under the EUA and that means the vaccine manufacturers have no liability. This seems to be different in my opinion. It sounded like this was already a drug on the market that is FDA approved. We are all aware what they have done to humanity with the covid vaccines. I have had two of my classmates and others I know just suddenly drop dead and I am 37.

[@eddiemora5185]

@@charlenetruncer1535 jajaja

[@womanoftheozarks]

Just like Ivermectin has been swept under the rug and taken off of over the counter and now if you want it MUST get perscription, imagine that , yeah ever since the plandemic cause they found it helped there too BUT don't tell anyone cause it's soooooooooo cheap compared to another and SAFEST of all !!!! Just sayin.... Peace Out

[@tinabowbinathebroncolady3937]

I had colorectal cancer 2011 chemo (Xeloda) and radiation. My tumor was tangerine sized. The treatment shrunk the tumor and a resection and colostomy bag. I'm a survivor.. I knew I was a miracle. I'm glad others can be saved, too.

[@christophervargas7422]

May I ask what it's like for the surgery? Is it painful, and is it quick as far as the surgery goes???Also what's itlis it like to javelin a bag how do you use it and does it smell stuff like that. Because I'm going through rectal cancer and did chemo at the same time with radiation. I believe the next step may be the removal of the tumor, which lays very close to the exit of my bottom. I ask because you've already gone through it, and it's hard to find anyone to open up and give advice and alot if people won't share thier experience.. Ty in advance and congratulations on your victory 💪🙏💞

[@tinabowbinathebroncolady3937]

The bag was bad for me because it was ill fitting and needed to be changed often. There are medications, ointments, and powders to keep you from infection and inflammation at the stoma sight. My scar was from above my navel to my public hair line. There was a team of people/nurses to help you deal with the colostomy bag issues. It was difficultbut here I am, livin, my 2 grandsons both turned 12 (6 months apart). I'm getting to watch them grow up. I was so sad thinking I would die and miss out on that.

[@sheila7809]

Bless you dear one. Happy you can be w your grchildren.

[@tinabowbinathebroncolady3937]

@christophervargas7422 I'm sorry, I just got this message 😔

[@dalisozulu1855]

Lies

[@olibertosoto5470]

Twelve patients is small but so far very encouraging - we need a true success story after all the nonsense of these past two years. 🤞

[@rolandrick]

This will turn out badly. We couldn’t even stop the rabbits in Australia first by Myxomatosis (1950), they developed immunity. The 2nd try in 1996 by use of RHVD (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus) also failed. Unimaginable what will happen if this cancer cells become resistant to genetics manipulation. We should not mess with nature and evolution, because we don’t truly know what we’re doing. Watch YT video with ID 0DaQ-QhKwtI

[@ActuatedGear]

It's not just small. It's absolutely tiny. That said... Let's see more!

[@cynthiacetrangelo3398]

Royal rife did it 1900 it was on the front page of the newspaper all of the medical personnel of that era were surrounding Royal Rife claiming a cure for cancer a cure for all disease. then they killed him the government just like they kill everybody that goes against their evil narrative. that's the world we live in

[@theresasmith3540]

That's a big deal and overwhelmingly positive all 12 colon cancer went away nothing small about that 12 out of 12 is a home run .

[@tovah2276]

AMEN! I will take 12 SAVED after all those that have perished due to Big Pharma and their lack of efficacy (not to mention morals, ethics… et. al.) and research in the alleged “jab”.

[@m.j.debruin3041]

I'm just surprised that there are doctors trying to cure diseases instead of trying to get rich no matter what.

[@qrunsel8574]

That "S" is $12,000. What do you mean, not trying to get rich.

[@charlenetruncer1535]

There have always been those. I worked with every day, in different hospitals Ex: on call weekend duty means work all week in the office & surgery. Then start at 5pm on Friday & take mostly nonstop calls from 3-4 hospitals & some pt. calls. That continues until you are back in the office on Monday Morning. Not an easy job. And I used to do WE call for hospice. On call pay is lousy, you do it because you care. The problem is that our entire society has gone mostly Godless & Self centered.

[@rosebudadkins6803]

My mother m died of colorectal cancer in 2003. R.I.P. mom, we miss you! ❤️🙏🌹

[@fonziebulldog5786]

Sadly i have often the last decades heard of treatment against cancer in different forms who was groundbreaking and after that it usually goes all quiet for some strange reason to the next fantastic cancer treatment shows up and it all repeats again and again who must be terryfying for all those who search for treatment who works but all to often dont get these claimed working solutions. Thanks for your work. 👍

[@kdub3892]

They have been surpressing successful treatments for decades. And demonizing Scientists that discover said treatments

[@brandyleeledford4232]

Ivermectin is doing the same thing.

[@davidstorm5390]

ISTHE PD-1 PHARMAS VERSION TO SELL

[@mirmir8005]

What's the dosage for Ivermectine?

[@debbiedogs1]

I have heard about fenbendazole for cancer, look up Kevin Henning (I hope I am remembering his name correctly).

[@bridgetboucher7969]

Fenbendazole is proving to work too. Lots take it with ivermectin

[@robinmead5826]

FENBENDAZOLE has also been successful in treating cancer.

[@rajeshchheda456]

Thank You Dr Been for your selfless service. Mainstream media created a havoc with all sorts of incorrect reporting during Covid19 pandemic, Dr Been is the light that showed us way during the dark times.

[@IAmWithinEverything]

Blessings ❤

[@Kathleen253]

Finally a great day for the medical community, a new drug that does the work its was designed to do!!!🎉🎉

[@rolandrick]

I’m afraid, this will turn out badly. We couldn’t even stop the rabbits in Australia first by Myxomatosis (1950), they developed immunity. The 2nd try in 1996 by use of RHVD (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus) also failed. Unimaginable what will happen if this cancer cells become resistant to genetics manipulation. We should not mess with nature and evolution, because we don’t truly know what we’re doing. Watch YT video with ID 0DaQ-QhKwtI.

[@penjoba9744]

Agreed!

[@mcata3625]

The medical community create cancer, inject cancer, they don't want to heal anyone

[@dawnchike7716]

they always say the drugs work ! It’s just what else do they do to you? That’s the worry.

[@WarmFuzzyVibes]

Actually, this is considered "off-label" use of a generic drug. You won't hear Big Pharma telling anyone about this.

[@mC02297]

MD Mobeen, I was recruited by a pharmaceutical company in 2014 to be a nurse educator for the first anti-pd1 monoclonal antibody therapy approved in the US. I listened to 18 hours of immunology lectures you provided on KZbin!!! Thank you so much for making this information available to me! When I taught about how to manage the side effects I focused on the mechanism of action because it makes so much sense. It made an impact and drove the point home that effects from immunotherapy looks similar to regular “ Chemotherapy “ but has to be treated very differently. Many doctors treated inflammation in the lungs as if it was infected with a microorganism, when the etiology was the drug causing the immune system attacking the lungs. Thank you so much for helping me understand this concept.

[@comptytom]

So here we are a decade later and still this approved therapy is obviously restricted, because this is the first we are hearing about it. Oh, of course, the FDA wants more studies!

[@frutbump8283]

​@@comptytom Oh of course, the FDA and Pharmafia are in bed together.

[@helengren9349]

@@comptytom Yeah, when no doc is telling one to change diet & that cancer cells feeds of sugar.. ALL that discovered by Dr Otto Warburg that has got Nobel prize for it back in 1930's ❗❗❗In seven years will make it A CENTURY ❗❗😲🤷‍♀️🙄

[@kellyprice1024]

My son in law wanted vit C therapy with IV. After 12 chemo sessions they told him the vit C therapy would cost him 400.00 dollars. Both he and our daughter are now unemployed. I am now unemployed. 400.00 dollars

[@noeldeal8087]

@@kellyprice1024 I use vit C powder mixed with lecithin granules to make a homemade lyposomal C... 1 teaspoon equal 5 grams(5,000 mgs) Usually this mix won't cause diarrhea the way it does without the lecithin. You can also just take smaller doses throughout the day. 10,000 mgs a day according to a study will extend lifespan.

[@Fair-to-Middling]

My 49 yo sister died of colorectal cancer, almost exactly 7 years to the day from when it was discovered, already at stage 4. She was a hero though for what she endured along the way. At the end, when she had exhausted all chemo avenues, they 'allowed' her into a study for immunotherapy. That was a big mistake. The cancer, which should not have ever entered her brain, went there so quickly that they took out a walnut sized tumor only to have it return within a month! She died shortly after that. I'm not trying to put down immunotherapy (big improvement from chemo, that's for sure). It's just that I am mad that they never told her that she was just a guinea pig to see how much of a dosage they could use on patients. They knew very well what this would do to her. I hope these new studies produce continued good results. Colorectal cancer is a horrible thing.

[@chaddy-me-boy8299]

I’m sorry to hear about your sister, this is what is so enraging about the current medical system. For example: If myself and my Dr believe that this antibody can work, of course if I was paying, why shouldn’t I have the “pro-choice” of using it? At least first?

[@logic7374]

How do you know that the immunotherapy made a brain tumor occur and that it wasn't a metastasis from her liver or lung- which is common in late stage colon cancer?

[@kathystorer8831]

So sorry for your loss 🙏

[@noeldeal8087]

🤗💖🌺

[@nancyd7441]

I am sorry for your loss.I am in a phase 1/2 vaccine trial. During this phase the vaccine dosage is being determined. Perhaps that is similar to medications in trials. May her memory be a blessing 💖

[@lucyswannsunsafespace7313]

I have 2 close family members who died of colorectal cancer. The suffering was immense and painful to watch. I wish this would’ve been discovered back then. Although they were fairly old when it was discovered and they were already stage 3 & 2, this study could’ve helped them suffer less, possibly. 😞

[@helengren9349]

Some of cancer patients are changing their diets..🤷‍♀️ Grains can cause gut cancer to persons with Blood type A. It is all in the book eat right for Your bloodtype❗ cancer feeds of sugar, & that discovery got Nobel prize for it back in 1930's.. Look up Otto Warburg 👍🤷‍♀️ it should all be thought in school & all people... ❗🤷‍♀️

[@shannonhondo260]

Lost my Grandfather to colon cancer about 15 years ago, I sure do miss him

[@8Ayelet]

❤🙏🏼❤

[@1973sophia]

Vitamin d3 and ip6, apricot seeds and intermittent fasting with green smoothies should help with any cancers. Also Dr Burzynski can help treat cancers as well.

[@ImLisaMoore]

what is ip6?

[@hebrewisraelitesmeet3842]

Yes indeed u see they jailed the man for telling people apricot seeds cured his cancer because they want you to use their medicine. He showed proof in court but they said u can't say the word cure because it could always come back. There are so many natural herbs, fruits... that heal cancer like Essiac Tea but people go with conventional medicine and all these side effects.

[@tdreha2393]

And IV Vit C. See the documentary Laetrile and Sloan-Kettering.

[@tinad8561]

Apricot seeds are poisonous.

[@guygranger7894]

A good friend of mine had leukemia. He said,The worst kind. He eliminated all cancer cells in his blood draws for over 2 years by taking the juice of 1 lemon and a teaspoon of PURE baking soda each day. Apparently, it does something to your PH level that the cancer cells can`t survive. Haven`t heard from him though after he said he quit doing it.

[@nebojsa1976]

A good friend of yours and you haven't heard from him???

[@guygranger7894]

He was a work buddy and I retired . He lived in Oregon,I live in Washington. Last I heard ,he called ,said he quit doing it and the leukemia came back. When I try calling him ,someone speaking Mexican answers .??????@@nebojsa1976

[@tyanite1]

@@nebojsa1976Relax

[@onaholley9392]

I lost my Mother to Colorectal Cancer in 2020. I truly wished she had access to this treatment. But I praise God that there is now at least hope on the horizon for others.

[@nicolinealma]

A beautiful study ❤️ Every individual saved is absolutely phenomenal good news. Twelve is just the beginning of hope for millions🙏🏻 Once again, thank you Dr Mobeen Syed for explaining this mechanism in your unique Kingbeen accessible format based on the scientific data. 👏👏👏

[@rolandrick]

I’m afraid, this will turn out badly. We couldn’t even stop the rabbits in Australia first by Myxomatosis (1950), they developed immunity. The 2nd try in 1996 by use of RHVD (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus) also failed. Unimaginable what will happen if this cancer cells become resistant to genetics manipulation. We should not mess with nature and evolution, because we don’t truly know what we’re doing. Watch YT video with ID 0DaQ-QhKwtI.

[@user-ps9vq9oj3v]

Thank you for sharing,now I can't understand what are the names of the madicines

[@bobbhim2111]

Thank you for this scholarly explanation. It is shared approximately.🙏

[@HannahsHome]

Great hope for humanity. Thank you so much for discussing an sharing this study, Dr. Been.

[@emgregory528]

This good news is refreshing. Thank you to all the doctors and researchers who did the work!!!

[@ghittaeibschutz9513]

Thank you Dr Been for sharing so enthusiastically good news with us! Not only are you a great, extremely knowledgeable physician, but in the same time an empathetic warm human being! 👏💐💕

[@astuart101]

It will be interesting to track this and see what happens, thank you for explaining and going through the study.

[@ambientweets8408]

I gotta say Doc, you have a wonderful way of communicating with us. When you say things like "This is the currency of the cells" , it really gives us a visual that we can understand. Thanks for doing all you do!

[@tomgooch1422]

Magnificent!!! Thanks for sharing this beautiful work Dr. Been.

[@randyclary8635]

Thank God for this team and their work on a PD1 binder. Let's pray pharma does not bury it.

[@charlenetruncer1535]

All drug companies are not corrupt. The problem is more one of our entire society’s collapse of morals, & ever since Climate science has been so politicized & exaggerated to get the outcome the leftists want. All science has now begun to adopt the ends justify the means. It is hard to know who to trust anymore. I was astounded at the seminar at the highly respected Vanderbilt Hospital, encouraging the transgender operations & puberty blockers because it would be a huge money maker. As an old nurse, I can promise you, this attitude was NEVER a factor in medicine before society began to lose it’s morals.

[@generalleeloaded]

Wow, what a fantastic find. Thank you for breaking it down and educating us!

[@sharonrobledo136]

This is amazing why haven’t people heard about it on a worldwide scale! Congratulations to those involved and thank you for sharing! New subscriber to support your channel & a 👍🏻for such interesting content.

[@johnreas9216]

Fantastic. Great summary. And cool, clear illustrations. Much appreciated

[@lina_chats]

What a brilliant and spectacular research / result! You did an amazing job explaining how it works. Thank you so much for making medicine easy to understand.

[@kateboehler4140]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful news Dr Been!

[@wolfwalker5924]

Dr. Been, thank you for these very important, informative videos.

[@LilFella67]

Amazing results. Thanks for today’s lesson معلم استثنائي (most excellent teacher)

[@steelfaith99]

Love Dr Beans excitement in this one!

[@enhknowworkshops2744]

Agreed that the mechanism is heuristic yet very insightful. Absent of the clear specificity of the mechanism to the mismatch repair enzyme deficiency, the presentation also suggests (though implicitly) the applicability of the drug to other cancer types.

[@cchawk6280]

Technical for my novice brain, but I like it! Fascinating. Thank you for your good work

[@cathyreece9914]

You have an amazing way of explaining this to people who have no knowledge base for this topic.❤

[@theconstitutionalist6305]

Thank you, Dr. Been for your contribution by sharing this information. Importantly, I hope that this report is shared widely.

[@debbabbit9283]

Excellent teaching. Wonderful outcomes. Tears fell.

[@jeffreykitchens6729]

I’ve met people who changed their life style and cured their own cancer. Stage 4 & 5 cancer. Intermittent fasting and clean eating.

[@shellbells339]

This is so hopeful! ❤ Thank you for sharing!!

[@greglowe8591]

What an amazing study ( and is useful in a number of other cancers and Covid and parasites ! ) AMAZING ! Great analysis Dr . Been -AS USUAL ! 👍

[@sleeplessinthecarolinas8118]

I heard this today. Thanks for discussing the therapy.

[@michelelindseth8250]

Thank you, Dr. Been, and best of luck.

[@timetreasures557]

Thank you Dr. Been, this is a real beam of hope. If it can work also for other forms of cancers.

[@terrencecescon102]

This was a small phase 1 trial using immunotherapy in those patients who have microsatellite instability. These patients are uncommon but do respond beautifully to immunotherapy. This is routinely used in clinical practice but only in the 5% or less percentage of patients who have the right mutations in the tumor.

[@joannsmith9]

Wow! Bravo to you for being able to explain that to a lay person like me. Thank you very much. I need to make sure that I don’t put any more seed oils, sugar, refined foods and ANYTHING ELSE UNNATURAL OR UNHEALTHY OR THAT IS NOT ORGANIC! I need to make sure my enzymes and everything else are in GOID SHAPE

[@spaight711]

Wonderful. Let us hope that these results can be reproduced over and over again such that no one must suffer from this disease anymore. And let us hope this revelation guides us toward healing for other neoplastic disease.

[@MsBethharris]

I lost my husband last year to colorectal cancer, and I myself had colorectal cancer surgery (Bowel resection) in November of 2019. This is wonderful news,! ❤️

[@helengren9349]

🙏 Please change Your diet❗ Avoid ALL that feeds cancer cells, as grains, sugars, junk food... 🤷‍♀️ Blessings 🙏🕊️🌟

[@robertlindahill]

So sorry to hear that you lost your husband. Continued prayers for you. I will have resection surgery next week. Blessings 🙏

[@fenflaps2805]

​@@robertlindahillhope all goes well & speedy recovery/ all clear 🤞💪

[@duynajohnson8479]

Check out the book Natural Strategies for Cancer Patients by Dr. Russell Blaylock.

[@user-cr3ij2gp3y]

Amazing! Great presentation! Thank you!❤

[@leed9480]

How wonderful! Sharing and Sending!

[@sandratestolinilembo3915]

Thank you so much Dr been, always so good . God bless for your dedication and hard work .

[@mabelheinzle2275]

Explanation and illustrations are wonderful - thank you

[@lauralauren6432]

I have some remaining Ivermectin from deworming my Horses. Thats Mine now.

[@VegasGuy89183]

Groundbreaking information and wonderfully illustrated. Thank you, Dr. Been!

[@jewelleryaddict]

Sure wish Dr. Been was my professor in my classes ten years ago. I had a pretty good teacher but Dr. Beens drawings really help visually to see what's happening. His drawings are fabulous.

[@kellyhamilton460]

Praise God and blessings to the doctors and to you for presenting this amazing information.

[@suzannecoholic1467]

that is amazing! thank you Dr. Been!

[@weslingm]

If it were not for people like Dr Been average people would never hear about information like this. Thank You Dr. Been!

[@SB-hj3mg]

True, indeed!

[@MegaSheric]

I’ve been hearing Ivermectin can also cure cancer. Please do a show on this information

[@rshore6138]

Also fenbendazole.

[@Peaceonearthrn]

I have also been studying the effects of Ivermectin on mitigation of cancer cells. It's astonishing that a simple sade, proven drug can be so effective. The real issue is that these significant breakthrough opportunities do not support big ph@rma, the C@C not the FD@. Think about it.

[@CL-he4jz]

well seeing as I can see zero of the 2 replies, that once more doesn't bode well for any such video reaching the YT audience ...

[@debpratt52]

I'll see if I can find the video about the Canadian man who used IVM for dogs with his doctor's approval and his lung cancer was cured. It was pre-Covid.

[@Jesus-xm5gv]

@@CL-he4jz yeah, UT censoring is bad. trying to hide the truth.

[@unnivellat]

Excellent explanation of the mechanism of action of a great drug ! Thanks !

[@mdychengco]

Very informative doc, i shared it to my friends. Thank you

[@arleneportsmouth1263]

I do want to say that every second of this lecture and every word spoken was done so in the most edified manner possible. This is perhaps one of the most valuable videos I've ever watched on KZbin relating to health issues. Pretty much that's all I watch stuff related to curing people's health issues. Excellent presenter and I am ever so grateful to have learned about this unfortunately as I said in another comment a little bit too late.

[@blahblah6725]

I was interested in this video because one of my neighbors told me that eating fiber decreases risk of colon cancer. I do not believe that fiber improves health, but I don't have enough education to understand. What I do believe with confidence is that cancers grow using fermentation of sugar.

[@dr.akshayprakash5735]

Fiber does improve health. It bulks the stool, it gives more satiety after meals, its food for some of the good gut bacteria and many more effects. Low fiber diets have been linked with increased rates of colorectal cancer. Your gut bacteria controls your immune system, blood sugar metabolism and even how you feel. Having more of bad gut bacteria can devastate your health. So keeping the good gut bacteria thriving with the right diet is important.

[@blahblah6725]

@@dr.akshayprakash5735 I just don't believe you, doctor. 1. "It bulks the stool". I don't want bulky stool. 2. "It gives more satiety after meals" - only if you eat carbs. Nothing is more satisfying than meat. 3. "It's food for some of the good gut bacteria" - which produces gas. Saying the bacteria is "good" is a value judgement, not a factual statement. That's the language of bias. 4. "Your gut bacteria controls your immune system" - no, its the other way around. Your immune system controls your gut bacteria. Along with fiber comes toxins that allow gut bacteria to penetrate the gut wall. 5. "blood sugar metabolism" - Animal fat is best for blood sugar metabolism. Animal fat has not glucose, and does not promote insulin response. 6. "even how you feel". How you feel is improved by vitamin B, by ketones, by magnesium and iodine. By avoiding insulin resistance in the brain. Not fiber. 7. "Having more of bad gut bacteria can devastate your health" - you are implying that meat causes bad gut bacteria. It does not. 8. "Low fiber diets have been linked with increased rates of colorectal cancer" - only in demographic observational studies which confound consumers of ultra-processed food with consumers of carnivore diet. I can believe cheerios are low fiber and the carbs promote cancer. Not meat. Amazing how your one paragraph comment about fiber can spout that many canards. Re-iterating my original point. Cancers grow by fermentation of sugar (glucose) in the human body. Fiber almost always comes in foods which increase blood serum glucose. Many fiber foods also bring toxins that increase gut permeability. Listen Dr. Been. I am not against you. I loved your video about Banting Lecture 2011: Hyperinsulinemia: Cause or Consequence?, Barbara E. Corkey, PMID 22187369 . That was a masterpiece.

[@flywesleybyrd]

​@@dr.akshayprakash5735 I respectfully offer that this is highly debatable. I'm following doctors on the carnivore diet who are treating I'm following doctors on the carnivore diet who are experiencing extreme success with the carnivore diet. Red meat has been demonized, and the food pyramid as we know it is being challenged. Fiber is an irritant for those with leaky gut, IBS and Crohn's disease. Be willing to question current narratives.

[@charudattakasbe1534]

Thank U to You and all doctors who worked on this effect.

[@jimlelan4906]

Thank you Dr. Been. You have made me proud of my former profession.

[@traceler]

Dostarlimab is a type of medication called an antibody, which is a protein made by the immune system to protect the body from harm. Dostarlimab blocks another protein (programmed cell death receptor-1, or PD-1) that usually acts as a “brake” on the immune system.

[@gloriaiarango]

I'd like to have a better explanation about things. I came to USA in my early 40s in my country I just knew about 2 cancer cases before that on people that I saw face to face. A friend's friend and my best female friend. It was a colon cancer and doctors gave her 2 months to live she did not accept chemo or radiotherapy, she went in a fast for 2 weeks and stop eating cooked food after that just salads and fruits for 2 months. 26 years later she is alive and thriving she is 72 now and very healthy. When I came to USA in my first job here there were 6 people with cancer at the time I was amazed. Everywhere I went I saw people looking sick everywhere mostly very obese people. I could help some people at my work offering them advice on simply remedies. (not the Americans ones they looked at doctors like gods that know it all, big mistake) You see cancer is a metabolic disease if you change your lifestyle you can cure you cancer. Go on a keto diet or carnivore one stop eating out just cook your own food, exercise or keep your body moving all day, get a balance life looking for peace of mind, escape the drama in your life and you will be healthy.

[@deva190]

You say go on a keto diet or carnivore but your friend's friend who lived ate salads and fruit.

[@peaceandlove544]

Fasting? What did you mean?

[@johnyst5139]

@@peaceandlove544water fasting is powerful listen to Dr pradhip jamnadas

[@meenakothari7841]

Wow. Thanks for presenting this excellent video.God bless

[@freon500]

Awesome, thank you for posting. Thanks to the doctors who made all of this possible.

[@sitascott8446]

Wow! Such good news.

[@romygime5822]

One new hope for humanity, is about time That is a big gift. Thank you God Thank Dr been

[@annashealthylifeeverything8583]

😂😂😂 no, it's not.

[@bryansullivan9588]

Fenbendazole, Mebendazole & Ivermectin

[@tpwonder99]

So encouraging. Thank you for sharing.

[@user-rb2qw5in7y]

thank you so much Dr Been , i really love your videos , and all the knowledge you give us , thank you so much 🙂

[@clarissaharbor4966]

Thank you Dr Mobeen for this amazing presentation.. I read this study previously in Oncology Times but could not clearly understand the mechanisms involved...you have cleary explained how Dostarlimab works on Pd-1 , your drawings of the mechanisms involved clearly explain the amazing effevtbof this new drug on the immune system...God bless you for your

[@clarissaharbor4966]

Thank you for your dedication to keeping us well informed on the medical front...thank you , thank you, thank you

[@LilyWillow22]

Not only is it a good idea to avoid using pharmaceuticals if possible because of the obvious adverse effects, but it’s also a very good idea to ask the simple question before submitting to treatment, has anyone actually seen a cancer cell? The doctor hasn’t. The pharmacological people haven’t. The microbiologists haven’t. As a matter of fact nobody has. Ever. And the way you can know that for sure is to go to the websites of the medical establishment and find out everything you need to know about cancer. They are very proud of their accomplishments and are so open to share all the ingredients, the processes used to identify cancer cells, and how cancer is diagnosed. Once you’re fully aware of all that, you will readily conclude there is no evidence of a cancer cell. And all the treatments designed to “kill” them are about profits, not health. - Cheryl Kondratow

[@annadonahue4119]

Wow!

[@hanginlaundry360]

What are the tumors made of? Curious but not dismissing your point!

[@nicolinealma]

Excellent lecture Dr Mobeen 😊

[@dmeyer-iu8zg]

Impressive ! Thank You for making this information understandable.

[@joeymoodley3614]

Kudos to these amazing doctors 👏 Thank you Dr. Been for the indepth insight describing the mechanisms regulating the progression of these colorectal cancers. I would also like to know whether these PD-1 blockers may have an adverse affect on a cancer patient receiving the therapy that may also have a viral infection for example. Does this not send the immune system into overdrive?

[@dofehino5444]

just dont get sick, buy a bubble

[@joeymoodley3614]

@@dofehino5444 I hear you Sir!😅

[@garrybrown8029]

As a layperson my understanding of the mechanism of this therapy is that PD1 (attack mode) in the immune cell is turned off by the cancer cells response with a PD1 inhibitor. Now if the drug that is administered intravenously (thus flooding the whole body) stops the cancer cells response with the PD 1 inhibitor, how is this cancer cell specifically targeted while leaving ALL other cells in the body to remain unaffected? Cheers.

[@ksoonsoon]

Excellent video. Thank you for your work clearly communication a complex subject and process.

[@harryrestivo3148]

Thankyou all...Awesome Information ! 👍👍

[@pseudoexfoliacion7378]

The type of cancer in the study is a mitchmatch repair cancer. This is only 15% of colorectal cancers. Anyway is a good new, but not for all colorectal cancers

[@ivanpourmir6590]

Dear Dr Been, thank you for the talk. I'm sorry for tempering you enthusiasm but: - it's not a scoop that anti-PD1 work very well in dMMR cancers, especially colorectal. Similar results are seen for already a few years with other anti-PD1 drugs (such as Pembrolizumab) in CRC. It had to be confirmed in dMMR rectal cancer, and particularly evaluate if it allows de-escalating the rest of the treatment (surgery, radiation etc.). However the company needs to do some promotion (with help of the NEJM) and make it appear as revolutionnary because it increases instantaneously its share value. - So yet another "me too" anti-PD1 from GSK. You know how RD works now with big pharma, they copy each other and then there are no comparative study to assess if anti-PD1 X is better than antiPD1 Y in a given cancer because all clinical trials are funded by these firms. The challenge is then to arrive first in some indication where the other firms have no approval yet for their similar product. So here we have localized dMMR rectal cancer. - There are often HUGE discrepencies between phase 1 studies and the rest of drug evaluation. - Unfortunately only a minority of rectal cancers (and other types) are dMMR, and so, likely to benefit from this kind of drug as monotherapy. But we are working hard to improve the response rates, by combining immunotherapies etc.. Kind regards Dr Pourmir, MD

[@CL-he4jz]

oh and forgot to say, the ivor Mec Tin in liposomal form drug was v promising especially in b r ca, when combined, making the PD 1 inhibitors more effective? the article was on Mer C0la

[@scottsluggosrule4670]

Not true… studies are often required versus the best known treatment to prove an advantage. It doesn’t have to be better but must be equivalent and hopefully have different side effect profile

[@scottsluggosrule4670]

Very small diif chemically can create changes in metabolism, safety, side effects. So although they look like me too they can be very different.

[@peaceandlove544]

Tkuuu

[@sylviegartner7284]

unbelieveable - great!!!! thanks for this information und your work!!! mega...

[@richard8181]

Amazing stuff, very well explained thank you

[@johnfromflorida9441]

Sounds promising...@11,000 per shot, 9 shot treatment is 99, 000 plus exams, testing, lab fees, dr. fees etc. ....probably no less than 125,000 but of course ins. companies rarely cover "experimental treatments", so it really does pay to be wealthy...

[@atrumluminarium]

Or have insurance/free healthcare

[@joeymoodley3614]

I wouldn't worry too much about the costs at this present moment. Looking at those values I can understand your concerns. Since the breakthrough is still in its infancy, costs will eventually be properly regulated. You may even find that the treatment will be administered for free to patients belonging to more diverse ethnic, age, gender and cancer stage criterior as part of larger scale clinical trials to aquire the necessary safety and efficacy data.

[@ladybugwest909]

​@@atrumluminariuminsurance won't pay neither will government for experimental procedures. And nothing is FREE. Everything costs and someone, maybe not you, is paying .

[@joec1212]

​@atrumluminarium the gumment can't even keep shipping containers coming in properly. Yeah free healthcare....nothing is free, and I bet it will suuuuuck. We definitely need a better system.

[@ruthwhall3020]

This study sounds amazing although it's a small study ,let's hope that it's results keep showing as being as good as it says .My only worry is that they'll make this medication so expensive that people won't be able to afford it . On a personal note colorectal cancer is what my husband died from and I've been in tears watching this with mixed feeling of wishing it had been found earlier and happiness knowing people hopefully won't go through the same discomfort and heart brake we went through . Thank you as always drbeen you remain my Beacon of light in an very troubled time ❤

[@chellybelle77]

Im so sorry for your loss. I think I understand how you feel. The summer after my mom passed of complications fr hep-c, they came out with a treatment... it was such a mixed bag of emotions, knowing my mom was so close to a time where she could have been saved, also knowing and being happy that others can be saved.

[@noeldeal8087]

@@chellybelle77 what treatment is that for hep C?

[@TheWilferch]

"wishing it had been found earlier"...fully agree....then why are colonoscopies on a every-10-year screening period as to allowable Medicare coverage? Criminal....in my view, in that there is greater chance of first indications found after Stage II or III cancer.....when it could be better-handled after Stage 1, if done more frequently. The US medical "system" is criminal and broken......as we saw the last 3 years under the "you-know-what" worldwide scare...and good meds like I-V-T were downplayed and ridiculed.

[@davidsimpson7307]

So sorry for your loss. I'm doing the same. Tears but also hope for others. ❤

[@user-ov4wr5yu4r]

It's already available for endometrial cancer. It costs about 50,000 Dollars. That's just for the drug itself.

[@flynneart1111]

Gratitude to you Doc!

[@huguettegilbert5045]

Thank you for this very good video again !!!

[@stewartcaldwell5299]

I love this ! A bloody, gory clinical fairy tale ! In the best Beensian style !

[@Ashishkumar-id1nn]

Nobel Prize are awarded to "those who, during the preceding year, have conferred the greatest benefit to Humankind." This definition of Nobel Laureate fits to the person who ideated this idea of blocking PD-1 receptor of immune cells to cure colorectal cancer.

[@marsmarv]

Manabe got Nobel in 2021 for his climate model which was among the ones that missess the most from the observations AKA the real measured temperatures!!!!!????!!!!! Incredible... Agenda is strong where there is huge $$$$$

[@tedquaker954]

Thank you, once again for your content.

[@Shivey-Caroline-7-23]

Thank you Dr for sharing!

[@andrewpipitone170]

I love Dr Been He has been helping us all through covid now helping with cancer.

[@katelynwoodworth9989]

I read the study's comment section - they reference the possibility for producing a vaccine based on the information this study provides. Makes me a little weary given the liability protection around vaccines. Also, a variety of big pharma companies, like Merck and Jansen, are involved in this study. At a quick glance, I am seeing the possibility for this being a new platform to patent for pharma to keep making money on cancer treatments. This take would be strengthened if other cancer treatments are falling out of patent, or if they're losing monetary value somehow. I'll watch this lecture, but based on the title, I'm guessing the items I mentioned haven't been covered. Any input is welcome!

[@blondsinger38]

This should be on television!!! What's up with that?! Thank you so much for your research and sharing!!

[@YouTuber-ep5xx]

KZbin most definitely is the new TV. Good riddance to the old TV.

[@evsales]

Very well done!! Thank you.