WARNING cancer symptoms to URGENTLY get checked (esp OVER age 65)

[@drsuneeldhand]

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[@no_country_for_real_men]

I've had every symptom and sign except the cough. 4 YEARS of unintentional weight loss, 5 YEARS flank pain, 4 YEARS lethargy, 3 YEARS peripheral edema and abdominal ascites. EVERY test abnormal and not a single worthless doctor will diagnose let alone treat the progressive condition. AND they refuse to even treat empirically. SEVERE flank pain for 5 YEARS and not a single doctor has prescribed ANY meds for ANY symptom.

[@supergram7409]

They should include dental in medical coverage . A healthy mouth is important.

[@comment3711]

Agreed

[@winniecash1654]

Oh, but dental insurance will cover yanking all the teeth and giving you dentures. What a bunch of a$$es

[@lotus4276]

Yes

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

Dentists have become robbers in us.

[@debbiescott6732]

Very true. Every thing in the mouth such as bad bacteria affects the blood and especially the heart.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

And yes I was bleeding profusely while going to the bathroom. The pain was excruciating. The heart attack followed shortly after. I changed my diet to Macrobiotics and it’s 41 years later and I’m still alive and riding a bicycle with a cello on my back.

[@PardieDiem]

What are macrobiotics?

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

@@PardieDiem Macrobiotics was discovered in Japan through the course of trial and error over 5000 years ago. Its principles are based on the order of the universe. Macrobiotics is sold as a diet in this country. But it’s necessary to understand why certain foods are good to eat and others are not. It stands to reason that foods contain chemicals, highly processed, frozen foods can never be right to eat. Also anything cooked on electricity, microwave, or induction can never be right either. We have gone from the natural to the most unnatural in what we eat and how we prepare it. You cut off at least 20 years off your life by eating animal foods and sugar. Western medicine gets it all wrong. All their drugs and vaccines contain highly toxic chemicals and can never be right to consume. I recovered naturally from my heart attack and what I believe to have been 3 cancerous tumors in my colon based on my symptoms that I experienced in 1983 when I was 27. Macrobiotics is golden. It’s the most radical, constructive, and positive sociopolitical activism possible.

[@stephentoner2902]

And u play while riding too?😁. Pleased for you

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

@@PardieDiem Macrobiotics is a way of life based on living in harmony with the order of the universe. You need to have a clear understanding of Yin and Yang and how it relates to living life. Macrobiotics is marketed in this country as a diet. You must understand the order first. The. You will see how the Macrobiotic Diet came into being. Over 90% of people who come into Macrobiotics fail because they fail to understand why. I was one of those in the beginning until Kaare Bursell set me in the right path. Got to go now to ride my bike 40 miles to the farmers market to get my vegetables and go to the beach while I’m there. I sometimes play my cello at the market.

[@lsmith992]

You sound Dutch. That's my vision of someone cycling in the Netherlands.

[@clareellis4906]

The issue is, we go to the doctor for these types of things and just get told its "stress" or "anxiety" 😒🙄

[@ibleebinU]

Also, you're just getting older.

[@maureenobrien9815]

That is so true, 💯. I've had most of these and the fatigue is just dismissed or you'll get speculation. Everything I've asked for came from my asking not the doctor.

[@maureenobrien9815]

​​@@ibleebinUYeah, lol, and when that's not the reason for whatever, they have plausible deniability to fall back on. Smh.

[@coop5329]

And then of COURSE they put you on antidepressants; pat themselves on the back for "solving" your problem, no brainer, no work required.

[@NickR_Alt]

Find a female doc. They are more supportive of female patients, I have found. Still not great, but better than those dam men.

[@kiwi5162]

Who would you recommend "check out" a potential cancer symptom. How can we trust the healthcare system to even look at a potential problem. Don't the insurance companies dictate the healthcare we get?

[@thespookybuilding]

It's so refreshing to have a genuine medical doctor that will tell the truth about what's going on in our medical system

[@Collise]

And won’t most doctors push the most expensive and effective slow-life-draining “diagnostic and treatment” options available that won’t actually help the body to heal the root cause?

[@mat1500]

A functional medical specialist trained in functional medicine

[@linanicolia1363]

You go to your GP and you get a scan. If it is looks suspicious you end , talking to a cancer specialist. That is the routine.

[@mbd2901]

I don’t trust all the recommended medical screenings including cancer screening that are pushed by the medical industry. Medical screenings are how the medical industry find something to make money on. I was born and raised in the Philippines until my mid 20s. Never heard any of these medical of screenings before and people then didn’t have them like mammograms, prostrate, colonoscopy, etc., but a lot of them lived until their riped age.

[@ellen3070]

my mom started to sleep 10 hrs a day,,she had been told it was depression,,i thought it was her heart,,then she couldn't walk,,,,,not pain in her legs,,,,just too tired.,,she was diagnosed with stage4 lung cancer.,,she had QUIT smoking 10 yrs prior.,,,,she had passed away in 5 weeks from diagnosis.,i think it was better for her to go to heaven,than to deal with the chemo and God knows what else.,,,there is no CURE for that,,just prolonged bs to be honest.............God bless all those who have a grave illness,,,,and for those who are HEALTHY,,YOLO,,u never know.

[@YoutubeDictatorship2024]

Never get chemo. Do research on natural ways to cure cancer. There is no money in curing cancer and your doctor isn’t payed to cure you. The system works because people stay sick and are repeat customers, not because they cure you and give you the knowledge to never come back. It’s counterproductive to their business success to actually cure you.

[@5maz]

I am sorry to hear this. May God bless you with good health.

[@ellen3070]

@@5maz thank you so much for your nice blessings..I had to tell my mom that she had lung cancer,that was in 2000,,,,,i do NOT know til this day how i did that,,only with Gods help..It was the first time i saw both of my parents crying..and btw,,my siblings and I NEVER let her know that she was terminal..the doctor said she had 6 months to live.,,she died in 6 weeks..and my poor dad died in 2001 from a brain anyurism(?) boarding a plane to see his sister who was dying in Fla.,,he just dropped to the floor and it was over....Both of them were under 70 yrs old..I will never get over it.,,but life goes on and mine had to...God bless you and yours....forever...

[@MM-qp4pd]

Sorry for your loss

[@ellen3070]

@@MM-qp4pd Thank you so very much,,,,,,very kind of you.

[@Apersonintheworldtoday]

I love your comment "YOU know YOUR body". That is so true!! About 9 yrs ago I went to my Dr telling her I had symptoms of ovarian cancer. She blew it off and told me "I'm the Dr..I'll tell you when something is wrong".... well, fast forward 3 years and two doctor's later...by the time they found it (by my absolute insistance!) My ovarian cancer tumor was huge! Only by God's grace did I live to tell the story. I refused all chemo and radiation and went all natural. There are alternative things we can do. Thank you Doctor!

[@BUBBLESPOGO]

I'm happy for your positive outcome. If you had taken the standard toxic treatment therapy most likely you would not be here today.

[@QueenieMum22]

So, did you just have surgery and left it at that? Weren’t they badgering you to have chemo, radiation or both?

[@firewarlockfirewarlock9725]

Thanks for sharing! May God continue to bless you!🙏

[@helenwiegand6183]

Thanks for sharing! I love to hear stories from women who treated their OC holistically, aside from surgery of course. I did exactly the same, but it’s only been 18 months since my diagnosis. I was blown off so much and ended up with 3 huge tumors, sizes of a melon, grapefruit and Lemon. Docs told me I’d live a max of 6 months without further aggressive surgery and chemo. I was 40 years old with a 5 year old child. Can’t begin to describe all the fear that various docs and sadly even fellow patients with cancer, family and friends who have tried to put into me for not going through with standard treatment. After all of my relatives died during chemo (we have BRCA1), except one who got a second rare cancer from the chemo, and was never cancer free, I knew that I would die too if I chose the chemo too. A doctor who saw me 9 months later said that I should have died 3 months ago. Every time I see the doc for a check-up, they tell me again that I should do chemo asap. That’s despite clear scans and normal tumor markers. I’m in Europe so health insurance covers standard treatments, just not the natural treatments/remedies. I’ve already outlived my prognosis and am determined to be here until a ripe old age! Wishing you the best of health and happiness 😊

[@HS-vr9ml]

The diet.natural but veg and fruits have pesticides in and rice prob. Othing in excess maybe.

[@andyb.1643]

A cured patient is a lost patient.

[@michaelanthony386]

💯💯💯

[@peterplus2001]

The current medical pharmaceutical system run by the WEF has demonstrated that they no longer are working in the best interest of the patient.

[@marietaylor5174]

No longer!! When were they ever?

[@peterplus2001]

@@marietaylor5174 Right

[@peterplus2001]

@@marietaylor5174 That's about right.

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

They never did.

[@peterplus2001]

@@heide-raquelfuss5580 Agreed.

[@Marcia_Toms]

My husband visited the GP four times over a year period with urine frequency. He was dismissed every time as “ overactive bladder” and even told to “ just wear incontinence pads” … eventually he was referred to urology who found muscle invasive SSC bladder cancer. I am so angry with the health system here in UK.

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

So traurig......unreal

[@maureenobrien9815]

It's just beyond comprehension how indifferent they can be. If it were they who were experiencing it, they'd never accept such disregard.

[@chrisj8764]

My doctors figured it was cancer in a few days and got a firm diagnosis in two weeks

[@Marcia_Toms]

@@chrisj8764 I’m pleased they diagnosed you so quickly and I do hope you’re doing well now.

[@Marcia_Toms]

@@pamphlet3560 I’m sorry to hear that your husband was diagnosed at the later stage. I send best wishes for his follow up appointment. It makes me very angry for everyone not diagnosed earlier. Stay strong x

[@sandradelvecchio6894]

Well in my particular situation I’m good with that, I won’t fight cancer unless it’s a very very curable kind. I’ve known too many people bankrupt their family that is left and die anyway, and their last months were in and out of doctors and hospitals. I’ve already buried a son, I’ve had three lives for the one everyone else gets. It will be sad for my family but I won’t fight. What is a “good age” anymore? People tend to think 70 is too young to die? But what about the 90 year old that hangs on and hangs on with dementia or loss of faculties in other ways? I’m not headed for that if I have anything to say about it.

[@catitude4]

I feel the same way. I would have it taken out but no chemo. It doesn't work anyway and will just make your last days miserable.

[@renferal5290]

I think that once a person's quality of life is gone, it's time to go. I am very sorry for the loss of your son.

[@ravenraven966]

,,, Sandra.... I agree 💯 percent

[@jupiterglow]

​@@catitude4I've read that chemo causes more cancers

[@seashell1038]

Completely agree with you.

[@slomo1716]

Agree with you 100%, I have total distrust of the medical community! I have been seeking help for pain for years but nothing can be done for relief. Brilliant Dr. Dhand!!! Thank you!

[@marjorieshachnow309]

Try the carnivore diet, it cures so many things. It is the proper human diet!!

[@Rottimom525]

My mom died 20 years ago at the age of 63. She was diagnosed with stage 4 non Hodgkins lymphoma of the small intestine . Then, she got brain cancer. She died 4 months after being diagnosed on 2/29/04. She was losing weight, but I thought she was trying to. When I went to the doctor, they didn't listen. I'm still angry about that.

[@chrisj8764]

Sorry to read this.

[@kittytlee]

The new healthcare strategy is to prolong life and suffering with as many illnesses one can get, so that testings and drugs can sustain from the host for the rest of his/her life. I just learned that government will not approve an alternating air mattress for a long term care patient unless this person is suffering stage 4 bed sores. Preventive care is gone, long gone.

[@archuk6058]

preventative care never existed in the US. its all a business, they want you to get sick so you can become a lifetime customer. there is no money in preventative care. you must be your own advocate/doctor.

[@LemonThyme1933]

Wow!! Glad I was hospitalized in Poland instead of the US.

[@pam164]

My father, who was slim, was losing weight for months, and he ended up having a brain tumour, which he died of a few months later, aged 52.

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

My PRAYERS for your father and you,and your family.

[@susankriney9611]

❤

[@pam164]

@NancySanders-om4ic Thank you. But he died years ago when I was 17.

[@pam164]

@ayo9057 No, it happened in 1979.

[@jenniferd5066]

Sorry for your loss. So young. Cancer is awful

[@garyfowkes8794]

Great to see health advice given in 5 mins approx not in a 2 hour podcast like some others

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

So true, hate it when they do not get to the point!

[@EdelweisSusie]

I so agree!! There's a fabulous British doctor who does fabulous podcasts BUT they are always over 2 hours long - who's got the ruddy time???!!! Not me.

[@GTandgoldentails.]

At age 47, my wife went to the Dr. for back pain. Dr said it was probably a pulled muscle. Two years later she was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. She passed away in 2022 at 53 yrs old. Her Oncologist told her that she probably had cancer for a couple of years prior to being diagnosed. Maybe a chest x-ray during the initial back pain visit would have caught this early enough to have surgery or treatment. When a 47 yr old with a 30 yr history of smoking comes in with back pain, maybe that should be a red flag to look deeper.

[@insertmyidentityhere]

I'm sorry 😞

[@maureennewman905]

I hear this time and time again , so sorry

[@GTandgoldentails.]

Thank You so much. We shared 34 yrs together and married for 29 yrs. A day hasn't passed without thinking of her. My best friend taken way to early in life.

[@craigtheriault6208]

Can’t agree with you more Dr Dhan, I had cancer in 1 of my kidneys and spead to 3 other organs, it did take 4 months from the time I knew there was a problem to my first cancer treatment. My original prognosis of 2 to 4 years is now looking like I’ll make it to be an old man (doctors words). This just happened to me in August,I’m 60 in Canada and unjabbed.

[@drsuneeldhand]

Sorry to hear Craig. Hope you’re doing okay. Best wishes, Suneel Dhand

[@TrishCanyon8]

Stay pureblood❤

[@wrknout]

Go carnivore!!!!!

[@ladyleo944]

Stay Pure Blood...it ecelerates already existing cancer.....

[@jojogurl83021]

We need more like you Doctor 🙏

[@motherofthreeb6337]

One little know sign of cancer is polka dots on the body (mine appeared on my breast). I woke up to this over 4.5 years ago and I KNEW I had cancer. My surgical oncologist didn't believe me. I had to beg to get my MRI of the breast ASAP instead of December. I just had a mammogram in June (2019), and it showed nothing. However, I KNEW I had cancer and advocated for myself and she authorized it. August of 2019 I had an MRI, which showed a mass. Had a biopsy and was diagnosed with breast cancer in September of 2019. I had surgery November 2019 and looking back, I'm thankful I persisted because 2020 hit and COVID. Imagine how long it would've taken to get surgery at that time and how much it could have spread. I was also thankful because my husband was able to make all appointments leading up to and including surgery and any appointments before COVID. He only missed the first post surgery appointments. He's been at all follow up appointment. I treated my breast cancer holistically and I'm 4.5 years cancer free.

[@getofly313]

How did you treat it and with what?

[@kokoskokso]

What do you mean polka dots?

[@soyoucametosee7860]

5 years of my vague complaints and not one doctor would send me for more tests or refer me to another doctor !!! Diagnosis after I lost over half my body weight, lymphoma.

[@kelliehays3482]

How are you doing?

[@marathongirl1000]

Amen brother you are right on point! I have worked in this death care system for 25 years. Avoid at all costs.

[@siouxrose7766]

I love your attitude, sarcasm, fast, insightful delivery and as a senior who had a home birth in Puerto Rico, and have seen natural healing work... I stay away from the medical establishment since it's been captured by Big Pharma. As for Cancer rates, think about the boatloads of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides added to genetically "modified" foods, added to the crap fed to chickens, pigs and cattle at factory farms. It's a wonder that more people aren't getting sick from the noxious overloads!

[@sylviahall5667]

Thank you I’ve just lost my sister to lung cancer no one had any idea until she developed pneumonia still feeling the loss

[@betsyr4724]

🙏

[@sylviahall5667]

Thank you to all the well wishes blessing to you all

[@betsyr4724]

Of course. God bless

[@isabellesender]

Its rare they will see you immediately, and most won't conduct tests if your blood work doesn't show up.

[@realrosesforever3847]

Yep -it's awful.

[@cellgrrl]

During covid, it took me over 2 months to get in to a retinal specialist to see about a torn retina in the one remaining eye that I have. By the time I finally got in, my tear was starting to heal itself. Nevertheless, I got the laser therapy which patched my retinal tear. So it should not continue to tear now. Meanwhile I have lost some precious vision due to the fact that the doctors office would not answer the phone for over a month.

[@betty2905]

This is true , in USA. Unless u coughing up blood or there is blood in stool.

[@isabellesender]

@@cellgrrl I'm sorry that happened to you. God bless💕💕💕

[@edennis8578]

​@@betty2905No, it isn't true. The bloodwork is often irrelevant, and if you're willing to pay for the tests, you'll get them.

[@davidjacksonjackson3212]

My strategy these days is you have to look after yourself even more now because most times you cannot get a doctors appointment, the standard reply is , all appointments are gone, can you phone back tomorrow, most times without success, this is the state of the N.H.S, urgent appointment no chance

[@whereswendy8544]

In my Canadian town, one has to go to the clinic before it opens and stand in line to personally make a possible appointment for the same day or the next. It's ridiculous!

[@margaretblack8538]

I'll second that David. And after 2020 onwards I trust no one, especially doctors. Sad eh.

[@Kathikas1]

@@whereswendy8544Exactly the same in my UK hometown

[@kokoskokso]

The magical words to get an appointment tomorrow are "private insurance". 😢

[@megsley]

my MIL (over 70) just had a small cancerous lump removed. surgery went fine and she's feeling fine, so I'm thankful for that 🙏

[@UNIQLUVIN]

You are a blessing! & have taught me so much more than you will ever know🙏💞 Thank You! 🙏💯 I appreciate the time & effort you put into your research & your videos. 💯💞🙏

[@gg-wk2ww]

Thank you for the warning signs nobody else is pointing out ❤

[@christinaheins407]

Things are so bad in the UK I can't stand the thought of having to deal with the Health Service any longer. The system treats patients like dirt. As an NHS Patient I was asked to go to a Private Hospital. I'd rather die in the gutter than go along with Private Healthcare. Health Authorities are behaving appallingly and some of those working in the health service I wouldn't allow anywhere near the health service. I've lost all respect, trust and faith in the system.

[@susanhanno1027]

Wish you were on Cape Cod Massachusetts. I have never had a real doctor like you. Just big pharma puppets. Love your videos. You are sooo right about everything. Thank you so much for all the great information Susan

[@ip4265]

He is seeing patients in Hyannis according to google, or not anymore?

[@EastStarc]

I have a sibling that tells our mother at age 88 to eat anything you want you deserve it. I was upset! The sibling has swollen feet, thyroid issues, etc and works in medical field. I on the other hand am fit, active healthy and happy never been overweight. I'm disciplined! I say to my mother, Pleasw care about what you eat because you're a happy person who thrives to live. So yes it's important. My sibling is upsetting

[@meb280]

1) Unexplained weight loss 2) Change in appetite 3) Abdominal bloating 4) Persistent fatigue 5) Change in bladder or bowel habits 6) Persistent pain that does not get better 7) A new or changing skin lesion 8) A persistent cough 9) Bleeding from somewhere else

[@igotbandaids]

@meb280💐💐💐

[@Victoria-c4n]

Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@adrianc9784]

Dad had bad skin itching, docs said this/that, even went through hospital to fix droopiness that developed in his face. Sinus specialist followed, he detected cancer - but of salivary gland, by that time it was too late. I read later this type of cancer was one of the most successful to treat, if caught in time. He was only 74, otherwise in good shape. Sure miss that guy. Thanks Dr. Dhand.

[@wwslttry]

My only thought is your contributions to the general public are awesome. Thank you and God Bless

[@drsuneeldhand]

Really appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching!

[@mae8861]

YOU KNOW YOUR OWN BODY. I love that, my doctors don't think so. Thanks doc.

[@realrosesforever3847]

Many doctors these days get resentful when you ask too many questions. Also, they don't examine the way the did 50 years ago. Then, you had to disrobe and given a gown. They had you open your mouth while they checked that, they looked into your ears, they checkeed your eyes and gave you a vision test, they felt your throat, they looked at your face, looked at your feet and felt them for any swelling or odd looks, they tapped your knew and checked your reflexes. They listened to your heart and lungs, they had to lay down and pushed on your abdomen for any irregularities, also at your back and THEN they did the bloodwork. Imaging how many illnesses not showing up in the blood would have been detected before it even got into that stage. All they do now is talk a little, listen to your heart and lungs (all while you are fully dressed), take your BP, temp, weight and THEN they order bloodwork and depend on that to tell them things. We have to pay strict attention to ourselves because it's beginning to feel like we are going to a factory when going to the doctors. A friend of mine has a great doctor, he looks at her tongue and last week told her she was a little dehydrated just by looking into her mouth! She had no idea and he told her to drink more water. But, all that said we have to search for a good doctor who treats us the way they would treat their family - hard but that's what we need.

[@andyburk4825]

I've noticed my elderly parent's doctors sit at a keyboard while asking questions - the p.a. takes the blood sample and temp, blood pressure ... and that's about it. Next.

[@SC-gp7kt]

My PCP examines me like that, thank goodness. She is wonderful and I'm grateful to have found her.

[@marynadononeill]

Exactly! There used to be good doctors! Now they are robots ticking off boxes. Healthcare by computer mentality and big Pharma decides the treatment. We need GOOD real doctors!

[@maggiegarber246]

So true! I have 3 doctors tell me that there is nothing there ( I mean, an organ or anything ) when I mentioned a place where I have pain. Only one palpitated my abdomen.

[@KS-yp1jl]

I would also add night sweats and an itchy skin. x

[@amandae.8342]

Drs. Are not listening anymore. I have complained for months now asking for testing of cancer, the doctor refuses says there is nothing that warrants it.

[@winniecash1654]

Because they are given a script or flowchart to follow.

[@None-y2f]

Please see a new doctor or get tests privately. There are countless stories like yours that don't end well.

[@jordana3020]

Ask to do blood work first .That will give you some idea of how your health is .

[@amandae.8342]

@jordana3020 labs were checked which were extremely low but of course they just wanted to write a script. I have been battling with constant pain all over especially in my bones but the doctors insist it's fibromyalgia. I asked if there was a specific blood panel to check for any cancer cells & was told she wasn't aware of any nor does she know what to order without knowing the name of the labs.

[@winniecash1654]

@amandae.8342 that's negligence.

[@annrae1597]

In Canada we go for yearly mammograms if your Mom or sister had cancer.. they caught mine when DCIS moved out of the duct but it was so tiny they had a hard time disecting it..i had one week of radiation and all it cost was the gas and parking fee.

[@pollybrady3191]

Blessings dr Dhand ❤from England. Thank you for your kind ❤ heart.

[@drsuneeldhand]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@glennso47]

I was diagnosed with a skin cancer on my arm and just yesterday I received surgery to remove it. Pray that it was caught in time to get it removed soon enough. I saw a dermatologist at the VA hospital to get it removed.

[@marietaylor5174]

I've decided at this stage of the game that if I get such diagnosis, I'll just ride it out.

[@geauxp]

I’ll use bloodroot… my dog is on the caps right now and doing great. She was given four months to live by two vets and she is a year over that now.

[@MariaVazquez-du3st]

Agree

[@rominahorn427]

Dr. Suneel Dhand ,you should be cloned multiple times ❤❤❤

[@PennyLane2024]

Im 50 and the healthiest person i know. Most likely because i do the OPPOSITE of everything the Medical field says. I was chronically sick up until 18 years ago when i STOPPED all conventional medicine methods. Who knew....following doctors orders KEEPS you sick. Getting AWAY from them makes you 100000% better 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@acinfla9615]

I’m afraid I’m going to out live my children. They are in terrible health because of diet. But I’m crazy because I don’t eat sugar or processed foods.

[@PennyLane2024]

Yeah. I'm "crazy" too. It's so crazy to think that the majority are tge crazy ones but they don't know they're crazy 😭

[@margaretblack8538]

​@@acinfla9615 Me too, sad isn't it.

[@mark2073]

Same here, 50, and not a thing wrong with me (that i know of). Good diet, exercise, lifestyle. Take care of myself. But according to society, the real heroes are those who dont take care of themselves, develop C and destroy their bodies with keem-o.

[@EastStarc]

I'm 61 I totally agree! I'm healthy active and in shape I thrive

[@captainunderpants936]

Im a deepsea fishermen im always tired and i always have pain but that is my work that's to rough on my body.

[@TrishCanyon8]

CANCER LOVES SUGAR

[@bruceraymond8611]

And all carbs turn to sugar. Mainly glucose and sucrose we obtain from sweets. You would know this. Thanks

[@maureenobrien9815]

YES! Dump both sugar and carbs. Try intermittent fasting overnight for maybe 12 hours, at least.

[@doesnotFempute]

​​​@@maureenobrien9815 16 hrs is the minimum required to initiate autophagy, which is the body process that cleans up excess connective tissue, free floating can'cer cells etc. That's not just 16 hours after eating. That's 16 hours after the belly is empty AND all glycogen reserves in the liver and muscles have been depleted. That's why fasting works best with a low carb diet. It keeps those reserves lower or close to empty, which means you reach autophagy faster.

[@doesnotFempute]

​@maureenobrien9815 16 hrs is the minimum required to initiate autophagy, which is the body process that cleans up excess connective tissue, free floating can'cer cells etc. That's not just 16 hours after eating. That's 16 hours after the belly is empty AND all glycogen reserves in the liver and muscles have been depleted. That's why fasting works best with a low carb diet. It keeps those reserves lower or close to empty, which means you reach autophagy faster.

[@BUBBLESPOGO]

I love vanilla Klondikes. Otherwise, everything else is healthy. Oh well.

[@johnboggan4390]

Great video and thank you much.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

I wish it were 1724. Back then McDonalds and Coca Cola didn’t exist . Household chemicals and roundup didn’t exist. All food was organic.

[@324cmac]

100% agree. All the toxins around us are giving us cancer and it's big business so the Establishment doesn't want to stop it.

[@ceofounder]

Excellent commentary!

[@mistahsusan2650]

1724 basic sanitary/public health infrastructure didn't exist, let alone the lack of antibiotics ...

[@ceofounder]

@@mistahsusan2650 Go live your best historical life!

[@todsharigian9877]

Oh you have a headache, here put these leeches on your forehead

[@aicy5020]

where I am in the UK Sunderland it's impossible to see a GP but when I go down there the place is empty. They also will not do a referral, You have to go to their triage system which consists of a phone call from someone with no medical knowledge If you are half dead you see a doctor in about two weeks What exactly are GPs doing now?

[@PennySmart]

3:00 The trouble is there can be many reasons for persistent fatigue, especially psychological.

[@FranzBazar]

Dr. Dhand, yours is one of my new Favorite channels. So many content creators produce video's that are 1/2 or more just Fluff, not useful -> your video's are Pure solid meat so to speak, all very good info! And the medical profession has honestly Betrayed their constituents here in the US and around the world, honestly I feel they have been heaping shame on themselves and their profession for years now, it's so refreshing to come across a Knowledgeable doctor who clearly has people's interests at heart, who hearkens back to the good old days of real Care for patients, who decries all the selfish money-making focus and Inhumane treatment of patients (not even looking patients in the eye much but rather focusing on checkboxes on computer screents).. Thanks Dr. Dhand for all you do here!

[@msocr3215]

My husband had anemia, back and rib pain for a year before the dr got serous enough to investigate. Turned out to be Multiple Myeloma.

[@samanthastiles695]

I am very saddened to read some of these comments. Healthcare has changed and medical gaslighting is a growing concern. It is heartbreaking to read that some of you wouldn’t fight cancer and I understand why. Especially given a flawed US medical system. Cancer is a devastating disease. I have recently been diagnosed with a rare nasal cancer. I was constantly being reassured that it wasn’t sinister but I had non healing ulcers, blocked nostril, constant right sided headache, trigeminal neuralgia, watering eye and I begged for a biopsy. It took a year to diagnose. I am 52 , work out at the gym, eat healthy and work as a nurse. I’ve never smoked which is the main cause of this cancer and it only affects 20% of women. I’m currently waiting surgery for a nose reconstruction whereby they graft from my skull, ear and forehead. Then I might have to have radiation therapy which is extremely toxic. I am fortunate that I live in the UK so my treatment is free. But I do feel like we don’t treat people holistically. Im terrified of my up and coming treatment and would much rather take a metabolic approach but this research is not recognised in the UK. Cancer is cruel! Sending you all virtual hugs. 🤗

[@myaliasnameis]

I hope all goes well with your treatment!

[@chrisj8764]

Good luck. It helps me just to let be what will be. Doc said the other day I will need an operation soon but I don't worry about it.

[@samanthastiles695]

@@myaliasnameis thank you ☺️

[@samanthastiles695]

@@chrisj8764 thank you. I have reached a place where I’m not even thinking about it. ☺️. Hope yours goes well xx

[@Kiki-wi7px]

​@@chrisj8764 1 ) FENBENZYDOL OR 2 ) IVERMECTIN - BOTH HEAL CANCER (CAN ADD VIT.C & ZINC)

[@donnamcmillan6950]

If you are 75 they figure you have lived long enough and don't even bother doing testing. I just want to trust that God will call me home when it is my time to go home and now I just live each day. We are not promised tomorrow.

[@pumpmaster8143]

Do homeopathic and stay away from hospital doctors

[@schmingusss]

@@pumpmaster8143 Farah Fawcett did that. She ended up dying from her cancer. She ignored her doctor's advice for surgery and went the homeopathic route. When she realized homeopathy wasn't working, it was too late.

[@jonathanport5002]

You are right. Over 75 you have to have good fortune to have an excellent doctor or be willing to really knock on their doors when you know all is not right

[@edennis8578]

You must not live in the US. My mother-in-law had a heart valve replaced at 82. She lived to 98. I know lots of people who get good healthcare after 80, 95, and 90.

[@donnamcmillan6950]

@@edennis8578 That is good to hear. I'm am very happy for your mother in Law!!

[@afsharlady]

Love your channel. I have read about people who have cured their cancer through fasting or going vegan. I share your viewpoint on the medical profession. Because of the mandated poison that threatened many to lose their jobs, there will be many more in the immediate future developing cancers that would not otherwise have developed.

[@teresabutschek9002]

Thank you very much Dr. Suneel for your videos which I have followed for a long time now, years ... and are always very helpful und clarifying. Keep up the good work, your efforts are very much appreciated. Best regards from Vienna Austria

[@doejohn8674]

Could you maybe make a video about research in repurposing fenbendazole and ivermectine for cancer?

[@maureenobrien9815]

Funny you should bring that up....I have a story about it and it's hopeful. Anyone unfamiliar might look up Joe Tippens.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

Also read Linus Pauling on vitamin C

[@laraoneal7284]

TY DR DHAND. I love ur content. You obviously care very much about us. So rare these days.

[@jkrofling9524]

Thank you.

[@mbd2901]

My mom had a lump on her back the size of a golf ball since she was in her early 50’s. No exam or check up on the lump on whether it’s a tumor or not. She lived to 98 years old with same size of the lump.

[@user-ov4wr5yu4r]

That's great. It might have been a lipoma, so not dangerous, but your story leads people to believe it's fine to ignore lumps. That's not always the case. It could be deadly to ignore it.

[@cotch40]

Probably lipoma in this. case.

[@tessasisson8746]

Dr Dhand, thank you for your enlightened videos. I am 84 now, a lifelong vegetarian who is fit and healthy. I was lucky to have a mother who understood food and how it is grown/made/manufactured and educated me on the best ways to eat. I grew up in the UK during WW2, but rationing wasn't too bad for us because we were able to trade our meat rations for all kinds of goodies. Keep up the good work - Americans eat really badly!!!!!

[@deansapp4635]

I love Dr Dhand, Straight abd to the point with no BS

[@casparcoaster1936]

Defintely, local free health clinics can cost you... my left temple was swelling, my left eye popping out of my left socket, the local clinic arranged (free of charge) a temporal artery biopsy (took a few hours, several people, seemed a lot of money) and told mer "Nope, you don't have Giant Cell Arteritis...." (as if I knew wtf) but couple years later, couldn't remember my name after an hour long spastic seizure, common sense ER doc did a CAT scan, found baseball sized Meningioma... I had been telling docs everywhere i had a brain tumor, but no one wanted to pay for a CAT or MRI cuz I didn't have health ins

[@janetpigram3615]

Mt daughter still waiting for URGENT APPOINTMENT for bowel problem, losing weight had tests theyve not even told her the results, been 6months and still not heard anything

[@324cmac]

Everyone needs to use a MyChart type system on the computer with their doctor and their lab so the results of their tests will be available to them and their doctor at the same time.

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

I hope your daughter receives,is contacted by the doctor' s office regarding her tests,could she call,and find out herself about the tests? My PRAYERS for her and you.

[@debiwillis9045]

I would be on their doorstep daily until I had answers...you have to advocate!

[@charlesstuart1119]

Do not wait but act and do the phone calls e ery day!!! It is your life and your job to get answers ok? ❤

[@ip4265]

Call the office and make another appointment! Smth not right not to hear about the test results for 6mo! Or go see another dr!

[@jjfreedom921]

Thank you great info

[@trailsandbeers]

Even with cancer I wouldn't go to a doctor.

[@biddydibdab9180]

I was diagnosed with a breast tumour 3 years ago that was said to be “very metastatic” and I haven’t been back to a doctor since I don’t trust them. The tumour is growing but I won’t go near a doctor.

[@Kiki-wi7px]

​@@biddydibdab9180 There are "4" Cancer Cure's. 1.FENBENZYDOL 2.IVERMECTIN (Can Add Vitamin C & Zinc)

[@324cmac]

I was going to say: If chemo would be my only option, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't do it.

[@Kiki-wi7px]

@@biddydibdab9180 There are CURE'S for Cancer. Fenbenzedole & Ivermectin. Take with Vitamin C and Zinc.

[@RanuliiaUvU]

​@@Kiki-wi7px everyone would be talking about these "cures"

[@Farmergirl7]

This is just what I needed - need to see my doctor. I have been putting it off then you came up.

[@paulaswann6990]

Thank you for your honesty and informatiin.

[@davidwilliampear1450]

"it can be treated successfully " .... What tests for early detection are trustworthy and what treatments are successful?

[@cindyweeks]

I had thyroid cancer kept telling my endo something wasn’t right said they saw nothing well a 5cm tumor in my thyroid later it was attached to so much in my throat 3 hour surgery later RAI too and just had surgery for a reoccurrence near n on strap muscle again only found due to me it’s awful so now they want to talk about radiation with no proof of more cancer it’s frightening to say the least I’m in northeast so thinking of bastion to get help

[@SatumainenOlento]

Immunotherapy...go to India. Good hospitals and cheaper!!! Still costs a lot tho! But it is what they use for uncurable cancers when everything else fails.

[@Wagtail333]

As always level headed and honest. Thank you Sir.

[@googoo554]

Thank you, you are a wonderful human being

[@dmark6699]

Why does it take months if you are on Medicare to see a doctor?

[@NCrdwlf]

Medidontcare. Is what my wife and I call it .

[@kimberlysmith7625]

It's not happening to just Medicare recipients. Longer wait times for appointments are largely due to labor shortages and increasing demands. 10,000 boomers turn 65 every day in this country, and with that comes chronic illnesses. As our population ages and nearly 50% of physicians are nearing retirement age, there simply aren't enough doctors to meet the demand.

[@_timespace_]

You may not have medicare. You probably have the privatized medicare called Medicare advantage.

[@El_Nombre-e3x]

Stop blaming so called 'boomers'

[@karengrice2303]

Thank you for the warning signs. I noticed that my sister and brother in law where both getting very heavy through the abdomen but their arms and legs appeared thin. My brother in law passed away in October from stage 4 intestinal cancer. My sister was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer of the uterus and had a complete hysterectomy last month and is undergoing chemotherapy. She is tolerating it well and is showing improvement. I just thought they were gaining weight because of a lack of physical activity so all of these warning signs are important to pay attention to. 😊

[@Rottimom525]

I agree 💯. I don’t trust the healthcare system either.

[@Cath5712]

Thank you for your wisdome. Unfortunately, no doctor listens.

[@paulchristopherriley7503]

thank you for being so fabulous

[@TrishErwin-hu4jo]

Good luck w/ the medical system as it is today

[@El_Nombre-e3x]

Exactly, what difference would it make

[@ithacacomments4811]

My 66 year old brother is having spinal surgery today. He was recently diagnosed with kidney and bladder cancer that has metastasized to his spine. My 64 year old sister had a kidney removed last year because of kidney cancer.

[@ladyleo944]

Are they jabbed??....

[@deepaageny6091]

This video is probably a disclaimer for previous videos because of the pressure applied to him by the medical system. Unfortunately , most people look to someone else for the responsibility for their health. Dr. Dhand and his videos give some of the best advice you can get anywhere. But that is all it is “advice” until someone that has the discipline to apply his advice listens to him. The few that can apply it will benefit but the rest will always look to someone else . Doctors and hospitals today cannot give you better health, But they can just keep giving you toxic chemicals and cutting on you until you die.

[@tale6643]

My gosh! With my insurance, where I live, and how short staffed every medical place I go to is, sounds like I'm a goner anyhow should cancer be the prognosis. In my experience, it takes months to get any kind of testing done, if I can get my pcp to order them. My current pcp seems to be cooperative with that, but 2 months to see her, 2-3 more months for any testing that can't be done in office, 2-3 more months if the local hospital say they aren't equipped either to do tests called for. Still waiting on biopsy results done two and a half months ago as of to date.

[@timeparty718]

Suneel you mentioned blood and inferred 'bathroom visit', it's very common for blood to be just heamorrhoids if bright red but could be colon cancer if dark red.

[@nancybryson5488]

I love this channel.

[@robertacarroll8481]

I love love love you for your insight.

[@chrisj8764]

Yeah well before my cancer diagnosis I had six weeks of 5 kg unexplained weight loss, couldn't eat certain foods and some discomfort/pain in abdomen - along with other symptoms - so three of Dr Dhand's seven symptoms of cancer.

[@auntnan9121]

I can’t watch this one Dr. Dhand. I’m 74 and have Medicare. “They” take $1K from our SS and the plan pays a small % on our Rx. I take one and my husband takes two. Dr prescribed two others for him but he wouldn’t take them. You can probably guess which ones. Most people 65 and over take a statin, metformin and some kind of BP med. Dr. got very perturbed when he suspected my husband wasn’t taking them. Both of us had elevated blood pressure. By the time the dr got to us. 2 hours in the waiting room area and another hour in the exam room. Notice on the exam room wall stated we couldn’t complain about the time waiting as we would have to leave. In other words, shut up and wait. My blood pressure was the same as my husband’s. He said nothing about mine except “ I’m not worried about yours” 😳 Dr wrote another BP script and scheduled next appointment in June. Medicare requires one physical yearly. I will however reschedule it for a morning appointment. They will at least get you seen by lunchtime.🤣 I watch your channel and a couple more. There’s plenty of common sense and natural ways to heal. Prayer is my first go to. There’s not enough time and space to explain the many reasons I’ve come to this conclusion. Love you and God bless!

[@EdelweisSusie]

Here they are for people who don't have time to watch: 1. Unexplained or unintentional weight loss 2. A change in appetite and abdominal bloating 3. Persistent fatigue 4. A change in bladder or bowel habits 5. Persistent pain that simply doesn't get better 6. A new or changing skin lesion 7. A persistent cough 8. Bleeding from somewhere (anywhere!)

[@DChristina]

Thanks! 😊

[@diann546]

As I believe you have mentioned before, if you are experiencing pain that won't go away, are you on a statin drug?

[@LTPottenger]

That's a good indicator that you are!

[@kellyjean3175]

My primary ignored all my complaints and convinced me that it was all in my head. Even when my labs were abnormal and she referred me to a hematologist that doctor also dismissed my abnormal labs and told me I was probably diabetic. Nope hba1c was 5.7. In December I could see the tumor bulging from my neck. It's now inoperable. I just finished my 1st week of radiation. ..

[@jbartmontage6737]

Cancer by vaccination and doctors appointment - Very advanced humans 😂

[@peterplus2001]

Spot on.

[@lesg5260]

🎯

[@jacobladder248]

🤯

[@ladyleo944]

@@jbartmontage6737 exactly....They know what's realy going on

[@rolisreefranch]

Thanks doc. I'm sure you probably saved someone's life with this video.

[@catherineoconnell3213]

@55 bless you.... 20/03/2024

[@lindabohl2454]

Thanks Doctor!!❤ your so good to share! 🙏🏻😇🕊

[@markwren8260]

What good is it when diagnosis takes 3 or 4 months?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@thespookybuilding]

That is EXACTLY what I was thinking

[@FixItStupid]

@@thespookybuilding And The 10 K $$$ For The Lies

[@jcutler1018]

I would cut out sugar completely, cut out seed oils completely. Cut down on flour based food. Do intermittent fasting twice a week. Try out some of the speculative fruits that are supposed to suppress cancer such as soursop and monk fruit. It may or may not work but at least it’s trying. Two relatives have died of cancer but some ten and twenty years ago before I got into KZbin and saw all this speculative advice. Maybe start improving diet and exercise now? I’m trying.

[@Crystalquartz964]

​@@jcutler1018It's not all connected to diet

[@llenhu7537]

I don’t think you have enough question marks there, buddy. Maybe add a few more and the good doc just might hear you 😂

[@plushaye]

Three years ago I was having #1 (unexplained weight loss). Initially I liked the weight loss but it kept happening when I was eating well, not under stress, and sleeping properly. I knew something was wrong and family noticed I was looking gaunt. My doctor (finally) sent me for an internal ultrasound for lesions (was ok) and blood tests. It showed my hypothyroidism of 25 years has changed into hyperthyroidism for no reason. After cutting back on thyroid medicine for 2-3 months, my thyroid went back to its normal hypothyroid state and I gained the weight back. I was glad I didn't have cancer though. Too many people suffering with cancer and I lost 2 dear relatives from it as well.

[@jeannelohr3901]

Thank you for the information!

[@davidhamtaro]

It’s scary. Chemtrail. 5g, gmo food. Jabs. 4 of my family diagnosed this year. 1 passed away , turbo cancer. Its a more worrying than nu.clear blast.

[@324cmac]

Losing weight is typical for some people just due to aging: bone loss, muscle mass loss, loss of appetite. Plus, it's hard to find good food at the grocery store anymore. When you want to only eat food that's good for you and that tastes good, it gets harder and harder to find so you eat less. Aging changes your ability to digest food so eating less makes you more comfortable. Bottom line: I don't want to go to the hospital or clinic where all the sick people are (and I might catch something from them) unless I'm in pain or something drastically doesn't look right. If I do go, they'll just recommend expensive tests, powerful drugs, and/or surgery. I always fear misdiagnosis. It's happened to me before.

[@7hilladelphia]

Thank you for your sharing of your values and helpful information.