thetruthaboutcancer--2020-08-18--Cancer Survivor Story: Brett Lark

Cancer Survivor Story: Brett Lark

Brett Lark was just a little , 6-year-old boy when he and his family received his diagnosis of basal cell carcinoma .
By 21 , Brett was given another diagnosis of stage 4 non-Hodgkins Lymphoma , which was spreading to his brain .
He was going to college , all while secretly battling cancer .
Watch his entire cancer survivor story to fully understand what changes he made in order to naturally shrink his golfball-sized tumor .
Stay tuned until the very end of the video to hear a personal message from Brett if you have recently received a cancer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma at six years old .
Every year since then , until 21 , I went in for more and more surgeries after surgeries to remove basal cell carcinoma .
At 21 I was diagnosed with lymphoma stage four spreading to the brain , non-Hodgkin ’ s .
The emotional impact that being diagnosed with cancer at six years old had on my family and myself was almost too much to bear .
My family didn ’ t know what to do .
I was the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We were all very shocked .
I felt upset as well that I had friends and classmates that had no problems or seemingly no problems and it felt like I was targeted to pass away early or something like that .
I was diagnosed with dysplastic nevi and that basically they told us that I would have more and more aggressive forms of cancer , until I would have a cancer that was so aggressive that it basically took my life before I was age 30 , they predicted .
Here we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more cancer , more cancer every year , at 21 I have a golf ball sized tumor on my neck and I didn ’ t want to go in .
I feared about what they were going to tell me , but sure enough I went in , they tested it and said , “ Yes , stage 4 lymphoma , non-Hodgkin ’ s , spreading to your brain and we need to do surgery.
” Now when they ’ d said that , I had said , “ Well , I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ’ ve done this before so let ’ s just go ahead and do it.
” This time there was a complication because there was nerves that ran through that tumor .
This time there was a complication because there was nerves running through that tumor and there was a 50 % chance that I would never use my right arm ever again .
So now I ’ m looking at a death sentence in the face and at that point I knew I needed to take action , 2007 .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to live a normal life as much as possible and I was actually really embarrassed about having cancer .
I didn ’ t like talking about it .
I didn ’ t want anyone to know .
I felt that it was kind of like a mark of shame and that ’ s how I wore it when I was younger .
I would lie about the scars on my body .
I would tell people that , “ Oh , it was from an accident or you know , this , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come out , but I didn ’ t like it when it did .
At 21 I still had that same mentality when I was diagnosed with lymphoma spreading to my brain .
So I didn ’ t want anyone to know .
When I was diagnosed with lymphoma spreading to my brain , stage 4 , I had that complication where I might not use my right arm ever again .
Because of that , surgery became not an option in my brain , in my head .
That night I went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I locked the door and I knew I needed to find something .
I believe in the Bible and I prayed that night and I believe that God put this conviction within myself to find a way to beat cancer naturally .
Internet wasn ’ t what it is today in 2007 and so there wasn ’ t as readily available information as there is now .
There wasn ’ t the truth about cancer really then at that time online and so I was being directed towards medical journals and other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of his writings .
I realized that there were people that were getting rid of cancer through natural remedies and a lot of it had to do with food .
So anything that I ran into and I found , I would actually implement and blanketly cover my lifestyle .
This was also done without many people knowing .
My mother knew that I was going to try to do this without surgery and a few other close friends of the family .
They were actually against it .
My mother was very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cancer naturally .
She believed that if I had any chance of success , I would need to do surgery and I would need to do chemotherapy .
This would be the first time I would be doing chemotherapy , by the way .
I ’ d never had chemotherapy or radiation , all the other cancers was taken care of from surgery .
All my mother knew was that I was still alive from what the doctors were doing so far .
So in her mind , if there was a remote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I would need to follow their directions completely .
She did not like the idea of me looking for alternative treatments .
She said , “ Do those , but also follow the doctor ’ s directions.
” Not at the time .
No , it was the hope of the stories that I would read about and it was the hope from the knowledge that I was learning , that this was the answer .
So I blanketly tried all these different things .
I would change my lifestyle for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stress had a component to creating a lot of deformities in ourselves , so I would practice stress management techniques .
For three months I rigorously pursued alternative treatments , because I had three months away from my appointment for surgery .
When that day came for pre-operation appointment , I went in kind of feeling defeated because the mass was still there visibly .
The doctors were freaking out at that appointment .
They were measuring the tumor , they were measuring the mass and they were freaking out .
I got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I said , “ What is going on ?
” And he said , “ Your tumor has shrunk and that never happens with stage 4 cancer.
” So I was celebrating at that point , but at the same time it ’ s not complete victory .
I don ’ t know if this is going to work .
I don ’ t know why and if this is more of like a fluke or you know , not completely confident here .
But they said , “ Let ’ s push @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two weeks and be retested and see if it ’ s shrunk more or if it ’ s growing.
” Understand that this was very invasive surgery and there was a big risk that I may not ever use my right arm again .
It was a high liability surgery .
The doctors , though baffled , were encouraged that if there was a possibility that we could avoid surgery , they wanted that for me .
Luckily I had a wonderful doctor who didn ’ t push into surgery and wasn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ At the time of me trying these new remedies , these new alternative treatments , I didn ’ t know much about it other than I heard stories of them working .
So I blanketly applied them to my lifestyle and I religiously just kept applying them .
Some of the examples of the alternative treatments that I had found were eating a plant based diet .
There was a lot of studies showing that animal protein , a lot of animal consumption , creates a lot of abnormalities in ourselves and can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cancer .
So I went cold turkey basically and went the complete opposite and started increasing my vegetable intake , my fruit intake and moving toward the plant based diet .
It wasn ’ t cold turkey .
I was still eating meat , but dairy was out 100 % and major inflammatory products were out 100 % , but I knew that I needed to switch to a plant based diet .
I was more encouraged after the three months that it shrank knowing that , okay , let ’ s up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ further here .
That was one .
Number two was stress management and understanding that stress is a huge component in creating abnormalities in cells and creating damage in our DNA .
So a lot of it was practicing not stressing .
I was a very stressed filled person , especially with the cancer diagnosis and just being upset at the world and being frustrated that your life is different than other people or seemingly different than other people .
Now I know that everyone goes through their trials and tribulations .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re younger , it ’ s easy to be consumed about what you ’ re going through and not necessarily other people .
So three months after the diagnosis , we had the pre-operation appointment and the doctors say that the cancer is shrinking .
That ’ s very encouraging to me and I want to apply more and more of the alternative treatments that I ’ ve been doing .
I go back and every two weeks I go in to get checked out .
The cancer is shrinking and shrinking and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diminishing , diminishing , diminishing .
Now it can ’ t be seen and I feel comfortable wearing normal clothes outside of the dorm room and I start going to classes again and things start changing .
Eventually I just stopped going to my two week appointments because I knew where it was going .
I knew that this was it .
It ’ s done .
You don ’ t know what you don ’ t know .
I don ’ t hold it against my family , I don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We didn ’ t know .
We were told that these food products were safe for our consumption and that they were not going to hurt us or give us cancer .
I help people now when they come because this information needs to be out there just like Ty and his lovely wife sharing with the truth about cancer .
It needs to be out there .
More people are out there that are dealing with the same kind of diagnosis that I was dealing with or their child is being , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s children out there right now , six years old , two years old , eight years old , that are dealing with a cancer diagnosis .
They don ’ t know what ’ s going on .
They don ’ t know much about life at that time anyway .
My daughter could be one of those .
But she ’ s not .
I ’ m sorry .
It ’ s very difficult and unless you ’ ve been through a cancer diagnosis , no one can tell you what that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I don ’ t want any anyone to go through it , but especially children .
What Ty is doing , and what I know that I ’ m charged with doing with the information that I have , is to share it readily so that at least the information is out there and parents can be informed and individuals can be informed and know that cancer is a choice .
It ’ s something that we can control .
I mean it sounds crazy and it sounds almost cocky , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know that I ’ m not going to have cancer anymore .
I know that because of the lifestyle that we ’ re creating for my daughter , who ’ s nine years old , if she continues what we ’ ve taught her , she ’ ll never have to deal with it in her lifetime .
It is really bittersweet to be given the knowledge on understanding what cancer is and how it ’ s created and how to get rid of it .
Because sure , there ’ s a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I don ’ t have to stress and worry anymore about the future and whether I ’ m going to get a deadly disease that will take me away from my family , early , before my mission is complete here .
But it is bittersweet .
There ’ s a lot of people out there that are very resistant to this information and they ’ re resistant because of what they ’ re being told by the media .
They ’ re resistant by what they ’ re being told by professionals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ either , that aren ’ t educated .
As educated as they are , they just don ’ t know , and I don ’ t believe that there ’ s a mass amount of people trying to hurt people out there in this world .
I really do believe that they ’ re trying to do what they think is best , but it just comes down to a lack of information in my opinion .
If you ’ ve been recently diagnosed with cancer , my biggest piece of advice that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Do some research online , check out a few different materials .
If you have Netflix , check out Forks Over Knives .
It ’ s a documentary on Netflix .
It ’ s free if you have a Netflix subscription .
That would be my number one suggestion is to do the research with the internet .
There ’ s so much available out there and there ’ s so much that people have access to that we didn ’ t have access to before and information is out there if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cancer without evasive surgery and chemotherapy , not to say that I ’ m against those things , sometimes they ’ re needed in an extreme case .
But you also need to have a lifestyle change because poison , which is chemotherapy attacking cancer cells , also attacks your body and without a lifestyle change , cancer will come back with a vengeance almost every single time I ’ ve seen it .
No matter what , whether you ’ re going through chemotherapy or surgery or you ’ re wanting to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things , there has to be a shift in creating healthy cells so that you don ’ t have to deal with cancer after your diagnosis .
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Brett Lark was just a little, 6-year-old boy when he and his family received his diagnosis of basal cell carcinoma. By 21, Brett was given another diagnosis of stage 4 non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, which was spreading to his brain. He was going to college, all while secretly battling cancer. Watch his entire cancer survivor story to fully understand what changes he made in order to naturally shrink his golfball-sized tumor. Stay tuned until the very end of the video to hear a personal message from Brett if you have recently received a cancer diagnosis.
Transcript:
My name is Brett Lark and I was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma at six years old. Every year since then, until 21, I went in for more and more surgeries after surgeries to remove basal cell carcinoma. At 21 I was diagnosed with lymphoma stage four spreading to the brain, non-Hodgkin’s. The emotional impact that being diagnosed with cancer at six years old had on my family and myself was almost too much to bear. My family didn’t know what to do. I was the only child and they were very sad. We were all very shocked. I felt upset as well that I had friends and classmates that had no problems or seemingly no problems and it felt like I was targeted to pass away early or something like that.
I was diagnosed with dysplastic nevi and that basically they told us that I would have more and more aggressive forms of cancer, until I would have a cancer that was so aggressive that it basically took my life before I was age 30, they predicted. Here we come after surgery, after surgery, more cancer, more cancer every year, at 21 I have a golf ball sized tumor on my neck and I didn’t want to go in. I feared about what they were going to tell me, but sure enough I went in, they tested it and said, “Yes, stage 4 lymphoma, non-Hodgkin’s, spreading to your brain and we need to do surgery.” Now when they’d said that, I had said, “Well, I’m not a newbie to surgery. We’ve done this before so let’s just go ahead and do it.” This time there was a complication because there was nerves that ran through that tumor.
This time there was a complication because there was nerves running through that tumor and there was a 50% chance that I would never use my right arm ever again. So now I’m looking at a death sentence in the face and at that point I knew I needed to take action, 2007. So throughout the cancer diagnosis, I tried to live a normal life as much as possible and I was actually really embarrassed about having cancer. I didn’t like talking about it. I didn’t want anyone to know. I felt that it was kind of like a mark of shame and that’s how I wore it when I was younger. I would lie about the scars on my body. I would tell people that, “Oh, it was from an accident or you know, this, that and the other.” Sometimes it would come out, but I didn’t like it when it did. At 21 I still had that same mentality when I was diagnosed with lymphoma spreading to my brain. So I didn’t want anyone to know.
When I was diagnosed with lymphoma spreading to my brain, stage 4, I had that complication where I might not use my right arm ever again. Because of that, surgery became not an option in my brain, in my head. That night I went home and I went to my dorm and I locked the door and I knew I needed to find something. I believe in the Bible and I prayed that night and I believe that God put this conviction within myself to find a way to beat cancer naturally.
Internet wasn’t what it is today in 2007 and so there wasn’t as readily available information as there is now. There wasn’t the truth about cancer really then at that time online and so I was being directed towards medical journals and other scientific studies, Dr. Esselstyn and some of his writings. I realized that there were people that were getting rid of cancer through natural remedies and a lot of it had to do with food. So anything that I ran into and I found, I would actually implement and blanketly cover my lifestyle. This was also done without many people knowing. My mother knew that I was going to try to do this without surgery and a few other close friends of the family.
They were actually against it. My mother was very against me trying to get rid of cancer naturally. She believed that if I had any chance of success, I would need to do surgery and I would need to do chemotherapy. This would be the first time I would be doing chemotherapy, by the way. I’d never had chemotherapy or radiation, all the other cancers was taken care of from surgery. All my mother knew was that I was still alive from what the doctors were doing so far. So in her mind, if there was a remote chance for me to get through this, I would need to follow their directions completely. She did not like the idea of me looking for alternative treatments. She said, “Do those, but also follow the doctor’s directions.”
Not at the time. No, it was the hope of the stories that I would read about and it was the hope from the knowledge that I was learning, that this was the answer. So I blanketly tried all these different things. I would change my lifestyle for the way I ate. I understood that stress had a component to creating a lot of deformities in ourselves, so I would practice stress management techniques. For three months I rigorously pursued alternative treatments, because I had three months away from my appointment for surgery. When that day came for pre-operation appointment, I went in kind of feeling defeated because the mass was still there visibly. The doctors were freaking out at that appointment. They were measuring the tumor, they were measuring the mass and they were freaking out. I got one of them to slow down and I said, “What is going on?” And he said, “Your tumor has shrunk and that never happens with stage 4 cancer.”
So I was celebrating at that point, but at the same time it’s not complete victory. I don’t know if this is going to work. I don’t know why and if this is more of like a fluke or you know, not completely confident here. But they said, “Let’s push out this surgery and come back every two weeks and be retested and see if it’s shrunk more or if it’s growing.” Understand that this was very invasive surgery and there was a big risk that I may not ever use my right arm again. It was a high liability surgery. The doctors, though baffled, were encouraged that if there was a possibility that we could avoid surgery, they wanted that for me. Luckily I had a wonderful doctor who didn’t push into surgery and wasn’t trying to make a buck.
At the time of me trying these new remedies, these new alternative treatments, I didn’t know much about it other than I heard stories of them working. So I blanketly applied them to my lifestyle and I religiously just kept applying them. Some of the examples of the alternative treatments that I had found were eating a plant based diet. There was a lot of studies showing that animal protein, a lot of animal consumption, creates a lot of abnormalities in ourselves and can cause a lot of inflammation, causing cancer. So I went cold turkey basically and went the complete opposite and started increasing my vegetable intake, my fruit intake and moving toward the plant based diet. It wasn’t cold turkey.
I was still eating meat, but dairy was out 100% and major inflammatory products were out 100%, but I knew that I needed to switch to a plant based diet. I was more encouraged after the three months that it shrank knowing that, okay, let’s up the intensity, let’s go further here. That was one. Number two was stress management and understanding that stress is a huge component in creating abnormalities in cells and creating damage in our DNA. So a lot of it was practicing not stressing. I was a very stressed filled person, especially with the cancer diagnosis and just being upset at the world and being frustrated that your life is different than other people or seemingly different than other people. Now I know that everyone goes through their trials and tribulations. But at the time, when you’re younger, it’s easy to be consumed about what you’re going through and not necessarily other people.
So three months after the diagnosis, we had the pre-operation appointment and the doctors say that the cancer is shrinking. That’s very encouraging to me and I want to apply more and more of the alternative treatments that I’ve been doing. I go back and every two weeks I go in to get checked out. The cancer is shrinking and shrinking and now it’s noticeably, visibly diminishing, diminishing, diminishing. Now it can’t be seen and I feel comfortable wearing normal clothes outside of the dorm room and I start going to classes again and things start changing. Eventually I just stopped going to my two week appointments because I knew where it was going. I knew that this was it. It’s done.
You don’t know what you don’t know. I don’t hold it against my family, I don’t hold it against anybody out there. We didn’t know. We were told that these food products were safe for our consumption and that they were not going to hurt us or give us cancer. I help people now when they come because this information needs to be out there just like Ty and his lovely wife sharing with the truth about cancer. It needs to be out there. More people are out there that are dealing with the same kind of diagnosis that I was dealing with or their child is being, I’m sorry. There’s children out there right now, six years old, two years old, eight years old, that are dealing with a cancer diagnosis. They don’t know what’s going on. They don’t know much about life at that time anyway. My daughter could be one of those. But she’s not. I’m sorry.
It’s very difficult and unless you’ve been through a cancer diagnosis, no one can tell you what that’s like or a death sentence. I don’t want any anyone to go through it, but especially children. What Ty is doing, and what I know that I’m charged with doing with the information that I have, is to share it readily so that at least the information is out there and parents can be informed and individuals can be informed and know that cancer is a choice. It’s something that we can control.
I mean it sounds crazy and it sounds almost cocky, but short of a nuclear disaster, I know that I’m not going to have cancer anymore. I know that because of the lifestyle that we’re creating for my daughter, who’s nine years old, if she continues what we’ve taught her, she’ll never have to deal with it in her lifetime. It is really bittersweet to be given the knowledge on understanding what cancer is and how it’s created and how to get rid of it. Because sure, there’s a lot of freedom in my life and I don’t have to stress and worry anymore about the future and whether I’m going to get a deadly disease that will take me away from my family, early, before my mission is complete here. But it is bittersweet.
There’s a lot of people out there that are very resistant to this information and they’re resistant because of what they’re being told by the media. They’re resistant by what they’re being told by professionals that don’t know any better either, that aren’t educated. As educated as they are, they just don’t know, and I don’t believe that there’s a mass amount of people trying to hurt people out there in this world. I really do believe that they’re trying to do what they think is best, but it just comes down to a lack of information in my opinion.
If you’ve been recently diagnosed with cancer, my biggest piece of advice that I can give you is to research. Do some research online, check out a few different materials. If you have Netflix, check out Forks Over Knives. It’s a documentary on Netflix. It’s free if you have a Netflix subscription. That would be my number one suggestion is to do the research with the internet. There’s so much available out there and there’s so much that people have access to that we didn’t have access to before and information is out there if you are seeking a way to beat cancer without evasive surgery and chemotherapy, not to say that I’m against those things, sometimes they’re needed in an extreme case.
But you also need to have a lifestyle change because poison, which is chemotherapy attacking cancer cells, also attacks your body and without a lifestyle change, cancer will come back with a vengeance almost every single time I’ve seen it. No matter what, whether you’re going through chemotherapy or surgery or you’re wanting to not do those things and avoid those things, there has to be a shift in creating healthy cells so that you don’t have to deal with cancer after your diagnosis.
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thetruthaboutcancer--2020-08-25--Cancer Survivor Story: Jerome McFarland

Cancer Survivor Story: Jerome McFarland

When Jerome McFarland was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015 , the doctors immediately started him on round after round of chemotherapy .
But Jerome only seemed to get worse and the doctors eventually stopped the chemotherapy , claiming it was “ too toxic.
” That ’ s when Jerome began working with a naturopath who helped him detoxify his body and fortify his immune system naturally .
With high doses of natural supplements like vitamin C and magnesium , Jerome ’ s body finally began to heal .
Watch the full video to find out what Jerome did to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to watch til the end to hear his personal message to anyone facing a cancer diagnosis .
I was diagnosed with multi myeloma and amyloidosis , and it started in 2015 .
Basically , what it did is it infected an organ , which was my heart , and that ’ s where the amyloid comes in .
So I got the best of both worlds .
They said one in about a half a million people could survive .
Well , I guess I ’ m going to be the one .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Of course my family was traumatized , but my spirituality kind of made me go , “ Whoa , your God ’ s bigger than these doctors , so why don ’ t we just hold off on this ?
” But then of course , the first thing they want to do is chemo .
My immune system was so weak that I could barely move .
Then when they gave me the drugs , it ’ s not rocket science , it made it even worse .
Well , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were giving me at the cancer place , they weren ’ t working .
Then they said , “ Well , we ’ re going to take you off of this , because it ’ s too toxic.
” So now I ’ m kind of going , “ Hmm .
You guys are trying to kill me for money , I ’ m not with this.
” So I told Sherry , my wife , I said , “ I ’ m going to stop taking this stuff .
I ’ m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I don ’ t care.
” But they took me off of it , so they knew .
Then I go back to my naturopath and he tells me about a gentleman by the name of Dr. Lee , who is a naturopathic gynecologist , right ?
Oncologist , excuse me .
Oncologist .
I met him and he had stage four , stage five pancreatic cancer people that he was working… he took the worst patients .
I still remember walking in there the first day , actually , I went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ walk around pretty good , but back then I couldn ’ t .
So my wife ’ s pushing me in a wheelchair in there and I meet this lady who ’ s got stage four pancreatic cancer and she ’ s in her fifth year .
And so I ’ m going , “ Man , I must be in the right place.
” So , I started treatments there , I went once a week .
They gave me vitamin C , magnesium .
Yeah , thousands of milligrams , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back the next week , I walked in the door .
Literally the next week I came in , I didn ’ t jog in , but I probably could of .
It looked ugly , but I could do it .
So now I am on every other week and that was for eight weeks , I ’ m going to do eight weeks of this .
I told some folks that… because I just took a treatment there before I came here .
I had so much going on that I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it all .
It ’ s like , well , we ’ re getting better , but I know I can have a better quality of life .
You know man , I dropped them like a hot potato and we moved on .
Well , besides the blood work that they do every week .
Yeah , my levels are great .
In fact , ejection rate , how much your heart pumps because of the amyloid , which affects that .
When I first started , I was in the 20s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 40s or somewhere about there .
That ’ s a miracle right there , because doing all these tests that they took , I went to a place where they did a heart MR where they took about 3000 pictures of my heart .
And I still remember the expression on the lady ’ s face when they took the pictures and they realize what I had .
And I came back to take the thing again six months later .
And when I walked in the door , I thought the lady @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chair because she thought I ’ d be dead and I totally get it and she hugged me .
She was like , wow , you ’ re a blessing .
And I went , yeah , it ’ s God .
Cause it ’ s not me .
And I guess that ’ s the main reason why I ’ m even doing this because I just want people to understand that ’ s if God can heal me , he heal anybody , you just got to do the right things @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there ’ s more .
And I wanted more .
And when I first came here , I was very reluctant to this .
I thought this was just bunch of crazy folk state , it was bashing doctors , but when I realized that they were going into the fiber of what you need .
The things that you need , to run your system right and the nutrition and I was doing some of this , I was , but I knew there was more .
And I can ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I feel about the encounter that I ’ ve had this weekend .
It ’ s just been amazing , you know ?
And I ’ m not blowing smoke either .
And that ’ s why for people that listen to this or hear this , I want you to know that there ’ s hope .
There ’ s hope .
If I get it , anybody can have it and you just have to believe .
And you know , quitting , for me , it ’ s not optional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other people , but I ’ m speaking for myself and I will continue to search out these different types of things that I need .
And I got some really smart people that they care about me and not about their pocketbook .
And I ’ m excited about that .
Well , first thing I would say is the doctors , not Jesus .
Okay ?
So they can ’ t tell you when you ’ re going to expire for one .
And then for two , there ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out what can be done to help you .
You have to seek these things out and you can ’ t screw around with it .
You can ’ t kind of play with the hat , but it ’ s got to be something that you live every day because you do .
And if you do those things and you got the grace of God .
You ’ ve got a really good chance .
And I truly believe that with all my heart or I wouldn ’ t be sitting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what other people say or what they do , but I ’ m as real as a real can be .
And I appreciate the time and I just appreciate being able to do this .
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When Jerome McFarland was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015, the doctors immediately started him on round after round of chemotherapy. But Jerome only seemed to get worse and the doctors eventually stopped the chemotherapy, claiming it was “too toxic.”
That’s when Jerome began working with a naturopath who helped him detoxify his body and fortify his immune system naturally. With high doses of natural supplements like vitamin C and magnesium, Jerome’s body finally began to heal.
Watch the full video to find out what Jerome did to become completely cancer-free! And be sure to watch til the end to hear his personal message to anyone facing a cancer diagnosis.
Transcript:
I was diagnosed with multi myeloma and amyloidosis, and it started in 2015. Basically, what it did is it infected an organ, which was my heart, and that’s where the amyloid comes in. So I got the best of both worlds. They said one in about a half a million people could survive. Well, I guess I’m going to be the one.
Initially, I was scared to death. Of course my family was traumatized, but my spirituality kind of made me go, “Whoa, your God’s bigger than these doctors, so why don’t we just hold off on this?” But then of course, the first thing they want to do is chemo. My immune system was so weak that I could barely move. Then when they gave me the drugs, it’s not rocket science, it made it even worse.
Well, I knew that whatever the treatments that they were giving me at the cancer place, they weren’t working. Then they said, “Well, we’re going to take you off of this, because it’s too toxic.”
So now I’m kind of going, “Hmm. You guys are trying to kill me for money, I’m not with this.” So I told Sherry, my wife, I said, “I’m going to stop taking this stuff. I’m done. I don’t care, I don’t care.” But they took me off of it, so they knew. Then I go back to my naturopath and he tells me about a gentleman by the name of Dr. Lee, who is a naturopathic gynecologist, right?
Oncologist, excuse me. Oncologist. I met him and he had stage four, stage five pancreatic cancer people that he was working… he took the worst patients. I still remember walking in there the first day, actually, I went in by wheelchair, because I could walk around pretty good, but back then I couldn’t. So my wife’s pushing me in a wheelchair in there and I meet this lady who’s got stage four pancreatic cancer and she’s in her fifth year. And so I’m going, “Man, I must be in the right place.” So, I started treatments there, I went once a week.
They gave me vitamin C, magnesium. Yeah, thousands of milligrams, and I started feeling better. I came back the next week, I walked in the door. Literally the next week I came in, I didn’t jog in, but I probably could of. It looked ugly, but I could do it. So now I am on every other week and that was for eight weeks, I’m going to do eight weeks of this. I told some folks that… because I just took a treatment there before I came here.
I had so much going on that I just didn’t want to hear it all. It’s like, well, we’re getting better, but I know I can have a better quality of life. You know man, I dropped them like a hot potato and we moved on. Well, besides the blood work that they do every week.
Yeah, my levels are great. In fact, ejection rate, how much your heart pumps because of the amyloid, which affects that. When I first started, I was in the 20s, and now I’m in 40s or somewhere about there. That’s a miracle right there, because doing all these tests that they took, I went to a place where they did a heart MR where they took about 3000 pictures of my heart. And I still remember the expression on the lady’s face when they took the pictures and they realize what I had. And I came back to take the thing again six months later. And when I walked in the door, I thought the lady was going to fall out of her chair because she thought I’d be dead and I totally get it and she hugged me.
She was like, wow, you’re a blessing. And I went, yeah, it’s God. Cause it’s not me. And I guess that’s the main reason why I’m even doing this because I just want people to understand that’s if God can heal me, he heal anybody, you just got to do the right things. And then I knew for me there’s more. And I wanted more. And when I first came here, I was very reluctant to this. I thought this was just bunch of crazy folk state, it was bashing doctors, but when I realized that they were going into the fiber of what you need. The things that you need, to run your system right and the nutrition and I was doing some of this, I was, but I knew there was more.
And I can’t even give up the gratitude of how I feel about the encounter that I’ve had this weekend. It’s just been amazing, you know? And I’m not blowing smoke either. And that’s why for people that listen to this or hear this, I want you to know that there’s hope. There’s hope. If I get it, anybody can have it and you just have to believe. And you know, quitting, for me, it’s not optional and I can’t speak for other people, but I’m speaking for myself and I will continue to search out these different types of things that I need. And I got some really smart people that they care about me and not about their pocketbook. And I’m excited about that.
Well, first thing I would say is the doctors, not Jesus. Okay? So they can’t tell you when you’re going to expire for one. And then for two, there’s all kinds of different ways to find out what can be done to help you. You have to seek these things out and you can’t screw around with it. You can’t kind of play with the hat, but it’s got to be something that you live every day because you do. And if you do those things and you got the grace of God. You’ve got a really good chance. And I truly believe that with all my heart or I wouldn’t be sitting here. I don’t know what other people say or what they do, but I’m as real as a real can be. And I appreciate the time and I just appreciate being able to do this.
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When people think about chiropractic care , they often imagine a doctor manipulating your body to adjust your back and neck .
But what if it goes further than that ?
In this clip from TTAC Live !
2019 , expert chiropractor Billy DeMoss explains why keeping your body healthy involves so much more than just physical alignment… it ’ s about keeping your entire body balanced Watch the entire video to learn how physical , spiritual , and emotional vibrations are a major part of you wellness .
And be sure to stick around to the end , when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the biggest impact on your health .
What I want to do is I want to allow your body and express it ’ s higher potential of its innate potential .
Are you with me ?
And then your body can cure everything from a frigging hangnail to full blown cancer .
The whole objective is to raise your vibrations , remove interference through the expression .
Today I went to church .
My church happens to be the Pacific Ocean .
A lot of times , one thing about surfing , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you late into a lot of stuff .
What I was going while it was at church , we had a really big service this morning .
There was a lot of people there , somebody in my family died .
You make it feel guilty a little bit and they don ’ t give you a hard time .
But for me that ’ s where I get connected to God .
Dr. Cooper is talking about meditation , that ’ s my meditation , that ’ s my exercise , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ One of the other things is big on ground , and that ’ s why I like to take my shoes off .
Even though up on this synthetic stage on synthetic carpet in the building and loaded with EMF , I want you to get outside and hug a tree , lay in the sand , go out in the oceans , the best warm of grounding there is .
Okay , let me talk about sublux .
98 % of children are subluxated at birth .
I don ’ t know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it also puts a lot of pressure on the brain stem , which can cause a lot of things like I talked at the Autism Speaks event , AutismOne , I get all these events message , AutismOne , right ?
That ’ s the right one .
Okay , come on .
I ’ m having a senior moment right now .
The lion ’ s mane is not kicking in yet .
Okay , but I talked about that we could lower the autism epidemic and we just checked kids because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And again , most people go to chiropractors keep thinking , “ Oh , I got this pinched nerve in my back going down my leg , or it ’ s a monotony in my neck and it ’ s going down my arm , I ’ ve got carpal tunnel and I got headaches and all this stuff.
” That ’ s what they think chiropractic is about .
And then once they feel better , what did they do ?
They quit like they stopped brushing their teeth .
Okay , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to go home with is that all the organs and glands , that ’ s why there ’ s about a 10 % chance that you ’ ll have pain if you have a subluxation in your spine .
That ’ s why I checked the spine , not only with radiographs but with my hand , but also we use HRV .
I ’ ll get to that in a little bit in thermography on your spine to find the hot spots and see where your nervous system is at , because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like I am .
I ’ m not a bone doctor , I ’ m a nervous system doctor .
And we ’ ll get into the science here in a little bit .
All right , you perceive your environment through your senses , right ?
Everybody ’ s got that .
But there ’ s one sense to start up there and that happens to be proprioception .
You also have an abundance of mechanoreceptors in your upper cervical spine , C1 , C2 .
You also have a bunch in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in your TMJ .
That ’ s why it ’ s important , and that ’ s going to be what ?
That ’ s going to be the nutrition for your brain .
Your brain needs what ?
It needs oxygen , it needs water .
It doesn ’ t need statin drugs .
Got that ?
Does everybody understand the scam statin ?
Everybody knows that .
Do not take statins and again , I ’ m not saying that as a chiropractor , I ’ m saying that as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is , it ’ s food and nutrition for the brain because as we age , what happens to our posture ?
It goes forward .
What happens through our mobility ?
It lowers , and then what happens to the disc ?
They get compressed and degenerate .
All that ’ s preventable .
Let ’ s go forward one , there we go .
When you have abnormal joint moving in the spine , that sends different spinal information to the brain and central nervous system .
This causes dysfunctional processing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nervous system .
Poor control of the spine and body leading to pain dysfunction and also what immune suppression .
That ’ s why , you don ’ t get cancer because of bad luck .
You get cancer typically because of immune suppression .
Everybody ’ s creating a hundred to 10,000 cancer cells a day .
And if you ’ ve got the nuclear frigging immune system like I do , I ’ ve been in practice 34 years , I ’ ve never missed one day of work for being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sick .
I ain ’ t afraid of no stinking bugs come on and baby , you want a real flush shot ?
Give me a frigging hug sister .
You know what I ’ m saying ?
You should dance with your environment .
Learn to interact with your environment .
We ’ ve gotten so afraid of everything .
When are we going to come up with a vaccine for every microbe that ’ s out there .
But that ’ s what they want you to believe .
Chiropractic improves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , well being , immune system , strength , life and mobility , it decreases disease , illness , pain , aches , injuries , bad posture .
People go to the beach and I go , it ’ s a beautiful day , look at the ocean , the dolphins , the seagulls , they ’ re just staring at their frigging phone .
And the thing is , when you do that , the part of the problem with people ’ s posture is when they ’ re working on a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ neck goes forward .
I mean , we measure that on your x-rays and the further forward your head goes , the more pressure it puts on the disc and causes the disc degenerate and decay become arthritic .
And do people get shorter , taller ?
When they get older .
They get shorter because you ’ ve got successive levels of disc degeneration .
Maybe it ’ s maybe three or four or five or six , seven levels degenerate .
And then what happens with the mobility when we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disc are there for mobility and that mobility is what feeds the brain , the health food .
This was the study that came out to show that chiropractic really is about taking people from sympathetic to parasympathetic .
Chiropractic can also lower inflammatory markers , all disease is increased in a pro inflammatory state .
That ’ s why I always ask people , how many people in here take fish oil ?
Anybody in here take fish oil ?
Now I think you should take hemp oil because hemp oil does @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s a plant .
I don ’ t like killing fish plus a lot of fish probably could be toxic , but hemp oil also has the big advantage of what killing cancer cells and preventing neuro degeneration also enhances neurotrophic growth in your brain .
It also helps with osteoporosis .
It helps lowers anxiety , helps you sleep .
It balances your endo cannabinoid system , which again pushes you from sympathetic into parasympathetic and it really , truly even governs the nervous system .
That ’ s why I think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ important in my opinion to load up on CBD or all the other cannabinoids in there .
That ’ s the problem .
We think it ’ s just one molecule but it ’ s the entire plant that has the entourage effect me to get to that in a little bit .
That ’ s why medicine always drops the ball because they think , “ Well , it ’ s just the CBD molecule and I ’ m going to make a synthetic version of it and think it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ No , God put the plant together and it ’ s perfect harmony .
He didn ’ t make any mistakes .

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When people think about chiropractic care, they often imagine a doctor manipulating your body to adjust your back and neck. But what if it goes further than that? In this clip from TTAC LIVE 2019, expert chiropractor Billy DeMoss explains why keeping your body healthy involves so much more than just physical alignment… it’s about keeping your entire body balanced Watch the entire video to learn how physical, spiritual, and emotional vibrations are a major part of your wellness. And be sure to stick around to the end, when Billy shares the one plant that makes the biggest impact on your health.
Transcript:
What I want to do is I want to allow your body and express it’s higher potential of its innate potential. Are you with me?
Audience: Yeah.
And then your body can cure everything from a frigging hangnail to full blown cancer.
The whole objective is to raise your vibrations, remove interference through the expression.
Today I went to church. My church happens to be the Pacific Ocean. A lot of times, one thing about surfing, the bad thing about surfing, it makes you late into a lot of stuff. What I was going while it was at church, we had a really big service this morning. There was a lot of people there, somebody in my family died. You make it feel guilty a little bit and they don’t give you a hard time. But for me that’s where I get connected to God. Dr. Cooper is talking about meditation, that’s my meditation, that’s my exercise, that’s where I ground myself. One of the other things is big on ground, and that’s why I like to take my shoes off. Even though up on this synthetic stage on synthetic carpet in the building and loaded with EMF, I want you to get outside and hug a tree, lay in the sand, go out in the oceans, the best warm of grounding there is.
Okay, let me talk about sublux.
98% of children are subluxated at birth. I don’t know if it’s intentional, but it also puts a lot of pressure on the brain stem, which can cause a lot of things like I talked at the Autism Speaks event, AutismOne, I get all these events message, AutismOne, right? That’s the right one. Okay, come on. I’m having a senior moment right now. The lion’s mane is not kicking in yet. Okay, but I talked about that we could lower the autism epidemic and we just checked kids because again, that raises kids resistance. And again, most people go to chiropractors keep thinking, “Oh, I got this pinched nerve in my back going down my leg, or it’s a monotony in my neck and it’s going down my arm, I’ve got carpal tunnel and I got headaches and all this stuff.” That’s what they think chiropractic is about. And then once they feel better, what did they do? They quit like they stopped brushing their teeth. Okay, my objective in what I want everybody to go home with is that all the organs and glands, that’s why there’s about a 10% chance that you’ll have pain if you have a subluxation in your spine. That’s why I checked the spine, not only with radiographs but with my hand, but also we use HRV. I’ll get to that in a little bit in thermography on your spine to find the hot spots and see where your nervous system is at, because that’s what really I feel like I am. I’m not a bone doctor, I’m a nervous system doctor. And we’ll get into the science here in a little bit.
All right, you perceive your environment through your senses, right? Everybody’s got that. But there’s one sense to start up there and that happens to be proprioception. You also have an abundance of mechanoreceptors in your upper cervical spine, C1, C2. You also have a bunch in your sacroiliac joints and also a lot in your TMJ. That’s why it’s important, and that’s going to be what? That’s going to be the nutrition for your brain. Your brain needs what? It needs oxygen, it needs water. It doesn’t need statin drugs. Got that? Does everybody understand the scam statin? Everybody knows that. Do not take statins and again, I’m not saying that as a chiropractor, I’m saying that as a humanitarian. But what chiropractic really does is, it’s food and nutrition for the brain because as we age, what happens to our posture? It goes forward. What happens through our mobility?
Audience: It lowers.
It lowers, and then what happens to the disc? They get compressed and degenerate. All that’s preventable.
Let’s go forward one, there we go. When you have abnormal joint moving in the spine, that sends different spinal information to the brain and central nervous system. This causes dysfunctional processing and integration by the brain and central nervous system. Poor control of the spine and body leading to pain dysfunction and also what immune suppression. That’s why, you don’t get cancer because of bad luck. You get cancer typically because of immune suppression. Everybody’s creating a hundred to 10,000 cancer cells a day. And if you’ve got the nuclear frigging immune system like I do, I’ve been in practice 34 years, I’ve never missed one day of work for being sick because I don’t get sick. I ain’t afraid of no stinking bugs come on and baby, you want a real flush shot? Give me a frigging hug sister. You know what I’m saying? You should dance with your environment. Learn to interact with your environment. We’ve gotten so afraid of everything. When are we going to come up with a vaccine for every microbe that’s out there. But that’s what they want you to believe.
Chiropractic improves health, sleep, stress, happiness, well being, immune system, strength, life and mobility, it decreases disease, illness, pain, aches, injuries, bad posture.
People go to the beach and I go, it’s a beautiful day, look at the ocean, the dolphins, the seagulls, they’re just staring at their frigging phone.
And the thing is, when you do that, the part of the problem with people’s posture is when they’re working on a computer all day, their head and neck goes forward. I mean, we measure that on your x-rays and the further forward your head goes, the more pressure it puts on the disc and causes the disc degenerate and decay become arthritic. And do people get shorter, taller? When they get older.
Audience: Shorter.
They get shorter because you’ve got successive levels of disc degeneration. Maybe it’s maybe three or four or five or six, seven levels degenerate. And then what happens with the mobility when we have degeneration of the disc? Because the disc are there for mobility and that mobility is what feeds the brain, the health food. This was the study that came out to show that chiropractic really is about taking people from sympathetic to parasympathetic.
Chiropractic can also lower inflammatory markers, all disease is increased in a pro inflammatory state. That’s why I always ask people, how many people in here take fish oil? Anybody in here take fish oil? Now I think you should take hemp oil because hemp oil does the same thing and plus it’s a plant. I don’t like killing fish plus a lot of fish probably could be toxic, but hemp oil also has the big advantage of what killing cancer cells and preventing neuro degeneration also enhances neurotrophic growth in your brain. It also helps with osteoporosis. It helps lowers anxiety, helps you sleep. It balances your endo cannabinoid system, which again pushes you from sympathetic into parasympathetic and it really, truly even governs the nervous system. That’s why I think even super seasoned or thought so super important in my opinion to load up on CBD or all the other cannabinoids in there. That’s the problem.
We think it’s just one molecule but it’s the entire plant that has the entourage effect me to get to that in a little bit. That’s why medicine always drops the ball because they think, “Well, it’s just the CBD molecule and I’m going to make a synthetic version of it and think it’s going to do the same thing.” No, God put the plant together and it’s perfect harmony. He didn’t make any mistakes.