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Fascinating! I am stage 4 pancreatic cancer survivor and recently have been including a lot of bitter foods in my diet. Aim was to increase my stomach acid but whole taste immunity axis is new and brilliant to learn about. I have a youtube channel She Dares Live which has tracked my journey sinxe diagnosis if anyone interested in watching. I watched this video as youtube I've had a lot of viewers who found me after watching this. What a brilliant oncologist - so opened minded. I loved the comment about the smell of patients - I meet lots of stage 4 folks now and I can't be around some of them sometimes because of that smell. Definitely a real thing x

I absolutely love the shining excitement in both your faces. You restore my belief that really good people still exist. Thank you for caring about life. 🇦🇺💕

There is a lot of truth in the involvement of bitter taste I think. I have a strong sense of smell and taste. I tell people that I can smell cigarette smoke from a mile away. I got sick and recovered within three days. My husband got sick after me and tested positive for COVID. It took him almost 2 months to recover and he was sick as a dog during. He cannot smell anything or taste. These are exciting times with advancements in science and technology in leaps and bounds.

@no_country_for_real_men

3 ай бұрын

I have quasi bionic sense of smell like you and I can smell cigarette smoke from 100 yards away and I caught covid 4 years ago and have never recovered.

@devaapurna608

3 ай бұрын

Take 500 mgs each of olive leaf extract, lysine, C with bioflavonoids, and quercetin. I treat my 64 year old (double vaxxed and boosted) daughter's long covid with this. I am 87, with several co- morbidities and sailed through the pandemic, unvaxxed (NOT an antivaxxer, just this one - after being nearly killed by the H1N1 vax) Started taking this guaranteed anti-shingles combo in 2017 and been infection free ever since. Do NOT take olive leaf extract (this combo's lynchpin) if you have low blood pressure as olive leaf extract will drop it further. My daughter's long covid is marked by a sudden inability to breathe and my supplement combo brings her instant relief. Good luck and great health to you!💖.​@@no_country_for_real_men

@jamessouza7065

3 ай бұрын

I have cigarette ashtray perfume and flavored ice cream for sale fyi.

@devaapurna608

3 ай бұрын

@@no_country_for_real_men I am unvaxxed and treated my 64year old double-vaxxed, boosted daughter's long covid with the supplement combo (against shingles) that kept me well during the pandemic: 500 mgs each of olive leaf extract, L-lysine, C with bioflavonoids and quercetin. I am 87. Do NOT take olive leaf extract if you have chronically low blood pressure as it will lower it further. You might try NAC in its place (only because I know folks who sailed through COVID unvaxxed and that was their mainstay). But I would first research the heck out of NAC before trying it, as many can't take it either. Good luck and may you soon be permanently healed from long covid🙏💖😘

@alisonbamford6723

2 ай бұрын

Thiamine deficiency may well be a factor in CV & Long C. It is not only lacking in the food, especially the refined & processed wheat & sugar-laden ‘Carbage’. Thiamine, like all the B vitamins either directly or indirectly is hugely involved in Nervous System functioning & support. So many of the CV symptoms have their roots in the Nervous System including Anosmia, Neuropathies, Ataxias, gait issues, digestive functions, etc. Thiamine is also crucial for energy (ATP) production so a deficiency can result in fatigue. Thiamine & B12 deficiencies are common drivers of nervous system, digestive & fatigue issues.

I love Heavy red wines and my wife prefers slightly sweeter white wines. I get sick for weeks at a time and she can kick the same cold in 3-4 days. Great info!

This makes me think that cancer is a metabolic disease and we overshot potential simple cures.

@BarryAnderson

3 ай бұрын

Indeed Cancer is a metabolic diseased condition that starts in the gut and can migrate anywhere in the body.

@charlotteclarke2584

3 ай бұрын

Inflammation

@loribakergirl6438

3 ай бұрын

I encourage you to watch an interview on cancer with Dr Seyfreid

@tisbutaname45

3 ай бұрын

What I was going to say!

@TargetCancer

3 ай бұрын

If you haven't already checked it out, our interview with Dr. Seyfried is now available at: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o5VnzJZpk5vPcdI.html

Love this video ,great information ! God is great. Thank you for those bitter herbs ❤ amen 🙏🏿

@Allet98

3 ай бұрын

Thank you Jesus for the works of your hands is a gift to mankind🙏♥️

The best hope and outlook I've heard in a long time,very informative and interesting with my personal perspective on drinking bitter teas for prevention of weak immunity. 💯 %

This was one of the most fascinating conversations I've heard in recent years. Thank you so very much, gentlemen.❤❤

@TargetCancer

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment! We're glad you found the information helpful.

@user-sc7fk5ys6x

2 ай бұрын

And restoring my faith that honest science still exists, that individuals and not just corporations can benefit from!

Long ago, I told my husband that based on “symptoms” I was a supertaster. He found this mildly annoying and preferred to see me as picky. I come home one evening and he shows me two strips he bought on Amazon. This was going to be tested. He took one of them and had zero reaction. I took the other and had to run to the tap to get rid of the taste. I’m going to have to live to 100, aren’t I… P.S. I hate bell peppers. P.P.S. Never had covid, that I know of.

Read Jane McLellands Book, "How To Starve Cancer...And Kill It With Ferroptosis, 2nd Ed." Cancer need not be a death threat. This is a very interesting video. Thank you for posting. 😊

@JEFFQUICKLE9

Ай бұрын

In other words use Iron supplementation for igniting Ferroptosis which is what you should have shared maybe? I mean, all I had to do is look up that word "ferroptosis" and now I know I don't need to buy a whole book.....

I'm not a doctor or even in the medical field but find it fascinating. What about finding a way of increasing the T2R sensitivity possibly by increasing bitterness in a medication. Would that increase immune response? 🤔 An apple (cider vinegar) a day etc. 😊

Ancient knowledge. Bitters have been around

So - my mother who claimed to be able to smell something from a kilometre away got colds every year. My dad couldn’t smell or taste anything according to my mother but never got colds. He did, however, get Parkinson’s disease which appears to be related to gut bacteria. He had constant heartburn as a younger man so was always swigging on Mylanta - more connections?

@jaycarver4886

3 ай бұрын

The mylanta was probably destroying his good gut microbiota. Heartburn/acid reflux is actually an indication of "low" stomach acid. It happens as people age and can be easily fixed by ingesting apple cider vinegar. Most maladies have an inexpensive, natural remedy.

After watching your video, I want to share an accidental observation that I think CHILLED drinking WATER also stimulates the taste/smell T1/2R receptors you refer in a positive immune & lessen autoimmune way. I was surprised to get my sense of smell & taste back IMMEDIATELY after I tested for Covid when I decided to use CHILLED saline water (cause my grandma accidentally put the bottle in the fridge) in a nasal sling to clear mucous. I also gargled the chilled saline water. IS it COINCIDENCE that you guys mention lidocaine “numbs” and cold/cool temp also has a similar receptor effect but using a different mechanism? By the way I was fatigued only 24h after I tested for Covid but felt 75% better after I slept by next morning. My whole life I hardly ever get sick, (flu or otherwise) -never had a flu-shot/mrna shot either, but I do outdoor under the sun calisthenics I try to live a healthy lifestyle by eating a balanced organic veggie& fruit /grass fed meat diet.

This was a very interesting YT video that got me thinking about taste and how it interacts with immunity. I am now wondering if the bitter taste of zinc lozenges and the old homeopathic treatments of lemon and honey have their usefulness in dealing with shortening the duration of upper respiratory infections due to the biterness of the zinc lozenge and the lemon juice. Another homeopathic treatment is the apple cider vinegar/ lemon juice/ garlic tonic that is touted as an immunity booster. Thanks for having this interview and...Let the good times roll.....I noted the fleur de lis in the video.

@TargetCancer

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment

I had lidocaine for awake intubation: did that help my throat cancer then?

“that we’ve always known”, well….not even that many decades ago, oncologists often said that cancer had nothing to do with the immune system. Neither did food.

Medcram explained that hydro chloroquine can let zinc into the cell where the zinc stops viral replication. Therefore neither zinc nor hydro chloroquine has any effect on Covid by itself. Is there any way to explain whether that theoretical framework and yours are talking about the same thing?

Really enjoyed this episode- had no idea bittererness could lead to better heslth, Thank you for providing this info!

@TargetCancer

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening!

❤❤❤❤ Greetings all the way from Republic of Ireland filipino

@TargetCancer

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for dropping by!

Talking about correlations between bitterness tasters and Covid response… there was also a correlation noted with diabetes and Covid, wasn’t there? So is there a correlation between diabetes and bitterness tasters?

This was so interesting. Can I ask what is the strips you and your wife got on Amazon I would love to try them with my husband. Thank you.

Tangentially reminded me of cancer sniffing dogs. Any theoretical link?

@i.ehrenfest349

3 ай бұрын

Probably not

I have made two medicine. One is Cytotoxia which can act as chemotherapy and 2nd is inflacure

Update. Just checked our DNA raw data and we are both homozygous for the gene. My husband is very sensitive to bitter foods. While I find them far more palatable, I eat a lot of them for their health benefits. He’s never had Covid or any of the vaccines. I am, however, far more sensitive to smells than he is - so much that it’s frustrating. My appreciation for tannic wines and bitter vegetables has come with age. They are still bitter, but I enjoy them. I love desserts but do not like sweet wine anymore.

But cdc said the cov vac didn’t prevent transmission. So you can’t say it’s important to take a jab because it prevents transmission. In fact, CDC changed its definition of vaccine based on this observation of the cov vaxxes.

That's me. My wife and kids now have had COVID 3 times now, they all got vaccinated. I did not get vaccinated the whole time I have been stuck at home with them each time never caught COVID. My smell and taste is very sensitive especially chemicals like fly spray and other sprays I can taste them on my tongue.. 🤔🤔🤔

I have tasted lidocaine... Indescribably bitter. Great information, thank you.

@TargetCancer

3 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Does this have anything to do with bitter foods stimulating the vagus nerve?

english is my second, and I have hard time to grasp the concept by listening. Can someone would be so kind to tell me in simple terms, how bitter taste can help my cancer. Thank you

Can I ask why is Dr. Sanjay picture with a kid in Dr. Henry Barham cabinet ?

@tkon675

4 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same thing,lol😂 considering there is also a fleur de lis on the window sill and Dr Sanjay is also wearing one, I am deducing he is using his office space for the interview.

@sanjayjuneja5241

3 ай бұрын

he's a bigger fan of mine than I realized!

@tkon675

3 ай бұрын

@@sanjayjuneja5241😂 as an ND FABNO, I think I’m your biggest fan :) It’s hard to get any med onc here ( I’m in Europe) to collaborate with me ( either in hospital or in private practice). So when I finally ‘find’ an inquisitive MD whose approach to medical care is similar to mine, ( I encourage my patients to do integrated care) I get really enthusiastic. Really appreciate all your videos, philosophy , critical thinking and approach of patient centred care.

@jellybeanvinkler4878

3 ай бұрын

Maybe they were boy scouts together, or some other group using the fleur-de-lis symbol. They are obviously friends.

@veronicastewart7239

3 ай бұрын

What's the fleur-de-lis thing?

Bitter food are found mostly in plants. Indonesian people loves to eat bitter papaya leaves and bitter melon precisely because of its bitternes is good for health.

Does that affect healthy cells?

Interesting. I have always been a super taister. Can't tolerate spicy food. When covid came, 2-3 days it was over. Pretty mild case. Weird part is ever since covid my taist sencitivity increased dramatically.

@Think-dont-believe

2 ай бұрын

I have my 23+me and shows I can taste bitter In all … fermented, quinine, ethanol, broccoli all of it … spicy doesn’t bother me at all.. I don’t drink coffee or vegetables or condiments..

our patient is at 4 stage breast cancer the cancer has spread in liver and body she is young and her position is serious no doctor is ready to cure her in this position plz plz what should i do we are from Pakistan

@user-sc7fk5ys6x

2 ай бұрын

Doesn’t the Quran say blackseed cures everything? Have you tried that?

My friend is allergic (needs epipen) to many things and she self tests some foods by just putting the food on her lips. She immediately feels either a swelling or a tingle and knows that her immune system is reacting. Any comments on this?

So if whatever i have that makes me a super taister can increase my immunity to fight covid and cancer why can't we create more of it to increase our ability to fight disease?

I am 64 , and have cancer

@madjack8893

3 ай бұрын

Doctor Seyfried

@jozette-pierce

2 ай бұрын

Dr. Li , and anti-cancer foods to eat.

So then, what do we do with this Bitters idea or opinion? What to ingest or use to take advantage of this knowledge here in THIS video?

19:47 This is why studies need to still be researched. Works before infiltration. Studies show no improvement/harmful after infiltration. So most doctors who even have time to read those studies will only see the, no improvement/harmful conclusion and that’s a shame.

Can you develop better bitter taste buds that assist immune if not inherent?

@TargetCancer

3 ай бұрын

There are studies being done that treatment protocols may be modified based on T2Rs phenotypic expression, enhancing their results.

@aveccoeur3874

3 ай бұрын

@@TargetCancer it's very interesting and exciting. Getting our bodies to heal itself, we seem to be made to heal but have fallen away.

16:26 or even immunity derived from natural infection, like we did for millions of years apparently.

Thats why me and misses dont get on..her smell dont resonate with my nose ?

Mr Phizer is watching and he’s not liking this much. Better be careful.

@luckyyyinlove

3 ай бұрын

Yup, the white blood clots embalmers have found post-jab are gaining more awareness.

You should test your sense of smell on a cancer ward

@sw6118

3 ай бұрын

Why? So you can inhale potential carcinogens?

@janineclemons746

3 ай бұрын

@@sw6118 Some people are able to smell cancer. Would be a nice ability for a medical professional. It would be creepy for an average individual.

@leeyost9917

3 ай бұрын

@@sw6118you can’t “catch” cancer because you can detect the odor a cancer patient emits

Respected sanjay ji you are partially right. I am not a qualified Doctor, only having traditional knowledge of herbs.I have treated lots of cancers like lung ,head,liver,prostrate liver kideny,pancreatic cancer and Lukemia .I am ready to give knowledge if someone approaches me

Is this why eating daily a few tablespoons of sauerkraut is recommended?

Artemisinin,Artemene

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The bitters i got in fridge is 40% is this the same

I have cll/sll. I am 58. Three years ago, I got to second shot for the covid 19 from Pfizer. At that time my lymph nodes swallow over night. I was told by Pfizer it would go away so I thought it would. I final have insurance so I went to a Doctor three years later. Would a spray or oral help me?

@madjack8893

3 ай бұрын

Please report as an adverse reaction in the database on government site. Might try to stimulate the lymphatic system. See if it clears it out.

@brianharris4275

3 ай бұрын

Faucism will kill you along with gates and WEF

@brianharris4275

3 ай бұрын

So many died SUDDENLY from clot shot

@brianharris4275

3 ай бұрын

Standard of Scare! BS

@kdub3892

3 ай бұрын

Pfizer told you it would go away???

"Nip it in the bud" means to stop it. Don't think you meant you wanted to do that. Or am I missing something?💖

Fake news