What You Actually Need to Know About NAC and Cancer

[@TeoPP-k2s]

Anything the Government say to eat i just do the opposite. I recommend reading “Health and Beauty Mastery” by Julian Bannett that book is a real eye opener about shocking stuff health industry is doing! I completely changed my habits

[@ChrisPaqueta]

truly a good book, unfortunately it's all about profit, nothing more, nothing less

[@THEROOTMATTERS]

WHEN RFK JR IS HEAD OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES (HHS) IN JANUARY 2025, THOUGH HE WILL BE GOVERNMENT, HE WILL PURGE PHARMA OF TOXIC, USELESS PHARMACEUTICALS PLUS BAN TOXIC CHEMICALS FROM FOODS AND THE LAND OUR FOOD IS GROWN ON. PLEASE LISTEN TO HIM AND SUPPORT HIS POLICIES. BOBBY WANTS TO MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN.

[@zOlajos]

Te mindenhol ezt mondod UNCSI

[@lasttoload88]

Been taking NAC since 2020. Health has never been better. Also doing intermittent fasting and healthy Keto. I have had precancerous spots on my skin that are now shrinking and going away. I'm skeptical of some studies. A supposed "study" that the media ran with earlier this year is that fasting damages your heart. Well, you do some digging into the study you find out its just a non peer reviewed "study" and then you find out the people they used to push this narrative forward in the study were drinking a lot of coffee and smoking cigarette on a regular basis but they omit that from the findings as being the reason why they have heart problem. The system wants us sick, not healthy and will put in work to put doubt in people minds.

[@NorfolkPartisan]

Absolutely agree with you

[@janc8199]

Yup..First time hearing it's bad for you..I know it helps my lungs.

[@NorfolkPartisan]

@@janc8199 my lungs also. I take most advice with a pinch of salt these days and especially after the last 4 years. seems that if you have cancer then it can feed it according to some research but who knows who really funded it or what the motives actually are

[@hawtenslaton4307]

Lots of contradictory information out there, with so many studies for this and that! Who funded the studies? Follow the money! Eggs are bad for you, no eggs are good for you! On and on and on, ad nauseam!

[@motorizedlifting2534]

I have been using it since 2020 also and my health is the best it has ever been.

[@janc8199]

NAC helps me breath better.

[@dawnelder9046]

Started taking it after the second safe and effective. For two weeks after the first I would get the feeling of not getting air. Did not need to be doing anything. After the second it came back. Lasted well over two years. During that time I got a watch that tracks body oxygen. And when these events happened, the levels had dropped. It has been about 5 months since the last, so maybe the side effects are finally over.

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

@@dawnelder9046 are you allergic to sulfur perhaps?

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

@@janc8199 it dries mucus membranes

[@GDe-gi1kz]

@@janc8199 what's the aqi

[@thunderwolf475]

Geez…more confusion of what was touted as a viral combatant…Glutathione, NAC….this is all getting to be a major pain in the ass…ya know it?

[@michellesmith5436]

I'd be wary of anything that's suddenly being pushed everywhere. Even if it originates from a published peer review study.

[@dansmith9724]

​@@michellesmith5436 it's been used for a supplement for well over 20 yrs.

[@OldWolf1933]

@@koreyb Most often though, it's the fat, out of shape, processed food and junk food eaters, that don't exercise that die early. Genetics generally need to be triggered.

[@no_country_for_real_men]

Yes EVERYTHING is contradictory e.g. it's good for you, it's bad for you,

[@no_country_for_real_men]

​@@koreybTHANK YOU FOR SPEAKING FACTS. I've been telling people that fact and most people don't believe facts. They believe in trends like certain diets and they don't live up to their claim

[@Scottlp2]

NAC is glutathione precursor and the argument when taking eg chemo. OTOH Alternative MD in Chicago Dr Bloch who treats cancer patients (or did this was years ago) gave them high dose glutathione as part of cancer regimen (I’m MD and got some from their practice to help treat friends dog).

[@Thewritingisonthewallforusall]

Interesting

[@mulberrytree1468]

High doses of NAC suppresses mTor activation, hence cancer protective

[@blast_processing6577]

What qualifies as a "high dose"?

[@ChimiChanga1337]

@@blast_processing6577 Anything in the order of grams. 0.1g per kg bodyweight probably

[@silentfog6924]

@@blast_processing6577 1000 mg and up i suppose

[@Nvidia-Lover]

NAC is not the only one magic bullet. There many substances that induce autophagy and suppress mTor activation such as oleuropein in olive leaf extract, grape seed extract, curcumin, green tea, intermittent fasting, etc..

[@Agamwarrioryt]

I pray to God that everyone who is reading this gets better and stays healthy. What helped me is using the herbs from the book the hidden herbs by anette ray

[@AnjuDevi-ll4si]

thanks

[@mr_manosh_king]

started reading it yesterday too

[@Mehendi_by_kulsum]

I got it, one of the best books ive ever read

[@indarjadhao8240]

read it a few days ago, its great

[@CBL-if8jr]

W h o said so in the study??? W h o paid for the research ??

[@CBL-if8jr]

T h a t was my immediate thought. T h e n I read similar scepticism concerning the "study" ....😂

[@drbeckynd]

Such a great topic! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@tikaanipippin]

The question should be: If I am taking cancer therapy treatment, should I take advice if I want to supplement with NAC. And the answer is yes, consult your cancer specialist regarding this.

[@willcook403]

Would they even know ?? Generally not …

[@GDe-gi1kz]

They won't knwo

[@apocalypse9347]

Superb video brother! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. Peace love and blessings 💫

[@GrammaSheila5]

I am taking Liposomal Glutathione daily for quite some time due to Lyme disease. What is the difference between taking the precursor NAC and taking liposomal glutathione?

[@MostAlpha]

NAC + Glycine. Inject Glutathione (Consume Vitamin C at the same time). Liposomal is whack.

[@willcook403]

Lyme? Do a parasite cleanse … should be fine after that. Get RID OF THE SPIROCHETES!!!

[@GrammaSheila5]

@@willcook403 I have taken Ivermectin, antibiotics, herbal tinctures and many many supplements and I still have many symptoms. I don't believe it's that easy to get rid of Lyme once you've had it for awhile and not everyones body responds the same way to treatments. I also have SIBO, MCAS, thyroid and adrenal issues which complicate things.

[@dazone705]

Price

[@ThaliaLH]

A while back a practitioner here on youtube said not to take NAC if you had ever smoked (due to risk of cancer I believe). Do you agree or do you think this is being overly cautious? Would you advise a former smoker to take it only acutely, or perhaps not at all? Might it not actually benefit the lungs of a former smoker?

[@Xelgadis77]

Longevity is not my goal, all im looking for is a remedy for inflammation... less joint pain, less allergic reactions and better life quality.

[@CharleneM-vw7pv]

Agreed

[@juno6]

I recommend doing a healthy plant based diet. My C reactive protein (inflammation marker) in under the chart low.

[@Zoleankico4267]

@@juno6 Are to talking about literal vegetables and fruits, or all of the “fake” stuff? A great deal of “plant based” foods are not good for us.

[@juno6]

@Zoleankico4267 fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds, mushrooms, algae, spices, fermented foods, etc. Whole plant foods, no ultra processed.

[@Zoleankico4267]

@@juno6 There are many fruits and vegetables that are inflammatory, and are hard on the intestines to digest. Finding the right foods fir the individual is key. If I ate only what you suggest, I would be quite ill. I tried plant based diet, I could not gain weight to save my life, and was constantly hungry. So it’s not for everyone.

[@tessanne7040]

I quit smoking taking NAC.

[@julieowen5874]

Why is that?? I mean, how? Bc it replaces the feeling from nicotine or what?

[@Buffast]

@@julieowen5874NAC is Said to reduce cravings 😊

[@notyermonkey2134]

ONCE AGAIN: Just what the "Audience" DESERVES to hear. Plain Logic Simplified Evidence carefully explained. Did I miss HONESTY? Well, watch Listen and decide for one's self. // MR./Dr. Paul Anderson is at the TOP of MY own List of PRIORITY Podcasts.

[@patriciagriffin1505]

What are the type cancers that may react to NAC

[@tonyp1340]

I'm kinda glad this guy isn't my doctor. Also have to wonder what he is a 'Doctor' of to find it necessary to first of all Title this video to scare NAC users then sort of basically disqualify the title in the course of his presentation with the use of a lot of words like 'may' might' and 'could'. Ending up with the advice that if you are taking NAC keep taking it in the prescribed dosage. A waste of 7 mnutues of my time waiting for the revelation that NAC was going to cause me cancer. Grrr.

[@GrammaSheila5]

I wish he was my doc! He is giving balanced reporting of studies to enable people to make informed decisions.

[@tonyp1340]

@@GrammaSheila5 In my opinion, he talks a lot and really says nothing about what appears to be a very small uncontrolled study that has not been professionally reviewed. His conclusion advising one to just keep taking the drug (now classed as a supplement by the FDA, thus the supplier is not allowed to make any claims for the pill) after a title implying it is related to cancer is silly and misleading. I am 77 years of age, have been taking the supplement since the beginning of the pandemic and have not noticed any side affects other than perhaps that I haven't had Covid. I enjoy very good health and am vaccinated with the NZ Pfizer vaccine and take a number of supplements for my general health including Vit D3, Astaxanthin and Magnesium (etc). My advice is to fact check everything you watch on KZbin. There is good advice on KZbin but also much that is designed to get clicks, thumbs up and comments. Even this conversation adds to the payment this channel receives. Follow the money 😀.

[@lewynld]

Have you talked previously about dosage ranges? I ask because I recently read some information about the effects of nac on different age ranges in humans. I was very surprised to see that they used dosages up to and exceeding 4 grams, which seemed a lot to me. So did this research look the effects of dose in humans?

[@dalialovesdoggies4361]

This is totally FRUSTRATING.

[@uchinan_chiburu]

I take NAC and glutathione

[@angelabiggins5105]

What about granulated msm (sulfer)?

[@terminator3728]

What about it?

[@007nikster2]

What the hell are you trying to say? A lot of words but you don't seem to answer your own questions

[@artspark7697]

It only affects lung cancer and melanoma. That's it. And it can accelerate cancer growth in only these two diseases.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

Source

[@silentfog6924]

Wich is true pretty much. I have ocular melanoma. Took nac 3 last years since covid….. got the virus and it was gone on 2 days…… vitamin D 150 nmol and Zinc had also their part. Got diagnosed melanoma on september 26. 2024. So maby there is some connection i dont know and i dont clayme anything. Just information from first hand.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

@@silentfog6924it's true , increase cancer risk

[@GDe-gi1kz]

Thanks doc

[@RimlaAri]

Whats with just L-Cysteine?

[@bartb1014]

I suppose it’s good to know if you have cancer …. Maybe

[@mystrength5640]

You explained well.. tnx if one needs it. Take it🎉

[@clauthequeen]

Just don’t overdo it. Anything in excess is not good.

[@RohiTThakur-qt6eq]

thank you. it seems like you need to be your own doctor these days. for everyone reading this i recommend the book the hidden herbs by anette ray

[@ismaelersoz]

Please provide list of studies peer reviewed articles at the end of presentation. What you are saying is just vague and meaningless self proclamations

[@bartb1014]

NAC does not cause cancer lol

[@Nikulsinh_darbar_9115]

Everyone watching this go find the book the hidden herbs by anette ray

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

Excellent! This needs to be said more often.

NOPE

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

“GSH (Glutithione)and NAC are not substitutes for redox molecule, ascorbic acid (AA). Both AA and MEL increase endogenous production of GSH while I talked about the “considerations” that should be given to NAC supplementation during the pandemic due to its potential effects on tumorigenesis that is enhanced by viral persistence after infection.” Doris Loh Remember that NAC is a man made synthetic molecule and what feeds healthy cells also feeds cancer cells. If one is under physical and or emotional stress, taking NAC could affect active or latent cancer cells. So, Yes.

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

He’s not saying NAC is bad, he’s saying perhaps be more mindful that this man-made supplement while helping to make Glutithione coukd also be feeding certain cancer cells in certain circumstances. He is being cautious not to overstep, but still be informative.

[@Jimmy-bu6zb]

Unsubscribe. Find a new video editor. Even though I truly wanted to hear this, natural pauses have been trimmed out by an overzealous (Gen Z?) editor. There's no natural 'flow': hard to listen to.

[@karrinleecasper-bryan1685]

Now I’m confused, I need better study

[@notyermonkey2134]

Then Research. Don't sit /wait for it to be fed and digested for you.

[@kristineweaver3752]

Good information to be aware of.

[@jeffdieringer1]

Great information

[@sla1xyz]

NAC can make medication less effective , including the pill. There should be more info about the side effect of NAC on medication.

[@notyermonkey2134]

Then Research. Don't sit /wait for it to be fed and digested for you.

[@judymarren7148]

Tull!

[@leejones7439]

Why can't doctors just do a brief video stating yes or no. They go on and on and on....just give us a simple answer!

[@NightFlight1973]

Because a simplistic answer does not exist. Also, the audience is broad and there are no one size fits all solution.

[@lessons9745]

I took NAC before and had the worst adverse reaction ..I won't touch it again !

[@onetime7408]

What was your adverse reaction?

[@lessons9745]

@onetime7408 racing heart ,short of breath ,nausea

[@petedc584]

YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT!!!!!!!

[@Amya1124]

😂

[@tedmed7349]

Yeah huh

[@Vicmot]

Dont over supplement NAC

[@Vicmot]

Take it just moderation like 1 x 1700mg a week.. Unless its mixed with mik thistle and sl forth..

[@kirstenheuer6435]

im sorry you talk alot but dont seem to say much

[@sla1xyz]

too many filler words.

[@dariuscole-oq4re]

He's trying not to get sued... or worse yet for him, demonetized by youtube. His answers are: if you have cancer check with your doctor first, if you don't have cancer, take it in moderation, anything even healthy food in excess is not good. P.S. there is tons of peer reviewed research on NAC, it's a simple google search

[@george6252]

It's called word salad. Means they really don't have much to say.

[@notyermonkey2134]

Huh?????? Derrr! as they say.

[@Thewritingisonthewallforusall]

He says a lot and you just are not comprehending

[@leslietascoff9784]

Thank you for a great explanation! ❤

[@robertgoldstein52]

Another unsubscribe

[@Vicmot]

Im listening as of now..

[@VAHelix]

I have no clue what NAC is or what the other things they are taking are that might be missing. So the video is not informative at all.

[@Grace-Upon-Grace]

N-acetyl- cysteine. I’ve read this before- he is on target imo. He matches the two studies from a couple years ago.

[@kelleemerson9510]

Meaning you didn't listen to the video.