Transcript: Dr. David Jockers – What I Would Do If Diagnosed With Colon Cancer
Ty Bollinger: So let me ask you this Dr. J. If you were diagnosed with colon cancer, let’s say, what would you do?
Dr. David Jockers: Well, I will tell you, I mean this does hit home. I didn’t talk about this in the beginning, but early on in my practice I was 28-years-old and all of a sudden I had this big red spot on my nose right here. And the cancer actually that my grandfather had was a melanoma, a metastatic melanoma, so a skin cancer.
And so I knew I was susceptible to something along those lines. I grew up surfing on the beach. So I’ve had a lot of intense sun exposure, probably been burnt way more than I would naturally recommend just really because I didn’t know any better.
And so I knew I was susceptible and at that period of time in my life I was living, number one, with a lot of fear. I had just opened a business. I was in a tremendous amount of debt. I had a lot of people counting on me. There was lots of—you know when you run a business there’s confrontation.
There’s all different types of issues and my nutrition wasn’t excellent. It was great. I would say it was a lot better than most people. It wasn’t excellent. There was a lot of things in my life that were issues.
And so I looked at myself in the mirror and I could see exactly what was developing. And I knew enough to know that that was not normal. Certainly I could have gone to a dermatologist or somebody for a more advanced diagnosis of it, but I really didn’t need that. To me it was a wakeup call.
I think, really for all of us, we’ve got to have eyes to see and ears to hear in our own life. Because ultimately if we’re living in a way that’s just not beneficial to us and the people around us there’s going to be wakeup calls.
And I just took inventory of where I was in my life and I realized that fear was my dominating thought. Fear of failure, fear of letting people down, and I knew I needed to work on myself mentally, emotionally, spiritually.
I looked at my nutrition. I realized, you know what? There was probably way too many carbohydrates in there than there should be. And so I took out the carbohydrates and went keto—ketogenic.
I was over training. I was actually exercising too much. So I really focused on rest, really, really resting my body well because I was in a state of adrenal fatigue. So I really needed to rest effectively. I just took inventory of all the different areas in my life, sort of doing more detox, really trying to detoxify my liver, utilizing some different supplements, some different advanced strategies.
In a matter of two months it completely went away. And so to me it was really just a message that, hey, my body can heal itself. I just need to line up with the right principles.
Certainly I wouldn’t say I was in an advanced state of cancer, but I was looking at something that had the potential to kill me. And, you know, by just heeding that warning; taking inventory of my life, really getting it under check I was able to heal myself naturally.
So I would take the same approach. I would just look at myself and say what areas of my are out of sync with natural order and
what do I need to get in check?
Then I would seek out people with great knowledge, people that share a similar philosophy when it comes to your health and the health of the body as you. So I’d seek out expert opinions. I would research. Obviously, there’s a lot of great websites like yours Ty, where you can find a lot of information.
You have a fantastic book where you can find all kinds of great information out there so you can start applying these strategies. Because clearly I had a little bit of an advantage being a doctor working in this field, I knew where I needed to go to find what I needed.
And so if you’re out there and this is the first time you’ve ever heard this I would highly recommend seeking out the experts,
for example, that are on this panel as well as getting the books, going to the websites that you need to, getting the information you need, finding people that share a similar philosophy, starting to apply either nutrition plans, the supplements, the different advanced strategies, whatever you’re able to do and whatever just feels right in your spirit to do and you know, you do have hope.
I mean there are answers. There are natural answers. And you know, there’s a lot of people that are getting well naturally and you can be one of them.
chaga mushromm extract -Biochaga is good for colon cancer
When you have colon cancer there are many excellent protocols. But for ulcers or cancer in the GI tract there is little that can outdo comfrey. It is usually combined with its extract, allantoin, when used internally. Its ability to normalize gastric ulcers and cancers is well documented and truly uncanny. And while colon cancer is not in that last sentence, I would certainly use comfrey (Blocking 14) if I had colon cancer, as part of my protocol. BTW, comfrey is easy to obtain and simple to grow.
There is an old saying that a chain is only as good as its weakest link. You can not succeed against cancer, unless all weak links are addressed. Dr. Jockers presented that need to find and address all the weak links for a successful outcome. Many an ungracious reader was apparently looking for that magic pill and when none was forthcoming, they berated a fine doctor that owes them nothing.
While I have empathy for the posters dealing with cancer, their anger is misdirected and that is most unfortunate.
Is mistletoe good for colon cancer? I believe that Dr. Jockers had some type of skin cancer in his nose, but he fixed it himself.
It would have been nice if he
answered the specific question!
I had the same thing, a kind of ward on my nose. It was getting bigger and bigger and it took the dermatologist 2 years to remove it. He would burn it with nitrogen over and over but it kept coming back. Finally he cut it surgically. It didn’t come to his mind that I must have something wrong inside my body. Finally it went away for about 6 months until I was diagnosed with breast cancer. The ward came back only when I started my detox treatment. It grew and became as big as a pea and then it fell off on its own within a week.. Never came back again. I guess my body was getting rid of all the toxins and warms inside me. I am still on my detox, supplements & diet as prevention. The tumor has gone without surgery or any conventional treatment.
It blows my mind just on how narrow minded are most of the doctors. They concentrate only on the symptoms and they treat only the symptoms.
Can TY or anyone give me some info please. I have been suffering with back occasional back pain. It comes and go. I have been to the doctor several times but with no success. I eat healthy, I follow TY a lot. I use only organic products and food, presently I am on a colon detox (organics). Can someone please advise?
I have not been sleeping a night for the past 15 years. Sometimes I will sleep and woke up after 4 or 5 hrs and won’t fall back asleep, or sometimes I don’t fall asleep at all for the night yet still when morning comes I don’t feel tired and I don’t sleep during the day. I also mentioned this to my doctor and nothing was done. Last wee I decided to go to the health food store to find out from the store owner (who is very knowledgeable about healthy organic meds) what I should do to get some sleep. She suggested I take valerian (something so) which I had read about earlier and also suggested teas. That I am doing now and it’s getting a little better but still waking up before 8 hours of sleep. I usually go to bed btw 9/9:30 every night.
Please advise.
Thanks
Hi Cass,
The best advice we can give you is to consult with one of the doctors/experts that we interviewed in our Global Quest Series. Here is a link to get their information: https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/experts-info-sheet/
Best wishes!
I have a friend with colorectal cancer. I really wanted specific information on colon cancer. Disappointed with response. Was hoping to share it with my friend.
I think he did answer it succinctly. As with ALL cancers, you concentrate on getting your whole body well and healthy, then colon cancer, or any other cancer, will go away, the body will heal itself. Ty is advocating this all the time.
Diane’s post is spot-on. Unfortunately, we live in a drug culture society and many a poster is looking for that magic pill solution. They tend to be totally oblivious of the big picture.
Yes, you can take turmeric, comfrey, cat’s claw or a whole plurality of other herbs or nutrients that are great against cancer, but if you haven’t addressed the cause, they may not work and there is no replay. Or you SHOULD expect the cancer to return and It is usually worse.
As per Dr. Jockers, you remove the cause(s), eradicate the cancer and it doesn’t return. What is being missed is that it isn’t always necessary to take anything against the cancer, just remove the cause(s) and as Diane states a healthy body will heal itself.
Also disappointed with the response. Dr. Jockers NEVER mentioned the word “colon” in his reply, but talked more about skin cancers. I, too, have a friend whose father in law NEEDS a response to the colon cancer question. If you are going to headline a subject, the article or video should stick to that. Please give something concrete about colon cancer.
Firstly, a bump on your nose is not a symptom of colon cancer or even of metastatic melanoma (I have lived through both of those cancers so I know of what I speak). If Dr. Jockers did not go to a dermatologist then he is remiss in his claim of “knowing” what his body is telling him. You clean up your body when you notice your life is not one of quality…you do NOT wait until you have disease. Perfectly healthy people develop life threatening diseases every single minute of every single day, so preparing for those things in advance is sometimes just not possible. Yes, if your spiritual life, your occupational life, your family life, your personal life are ALL on a good productive plane then you can afford to spend hundreds to thousands of dollars on supplements to help you in your efforts to lead a satisfying and productive life. But if any one of those components are missing (and how can that not be in this day and age of country and world discord) then life becomes exponentially more difficult. Looking for a panacea of supplements and health programs is not high on the list. Ty and David, I would suggest, before you lose credibility that you have worked so hard to establish, that you drop back and reconsider the “activist” part of your responsibility to change health care in this country rather than on your own response to “not feeling right” and actually accomplish something for those who are afflicted by chronic health and economic problems. Ty it would be interesting to see where the elderly black man on the street that had cancer who you interviewed and gave a supplement to is NOW in his fight to survive cancer. Show me and others some proof that you are “activists” in the fight for good health and health care, so that perhaps we can afford the time and money it takes to experiment with your supplements and regimens. I can tell you from my own experience that going “Organic” and supplementing with many of your recommendations has cost me an additional $200/month. I am 66 and living on social security and the work I can scare up as an “elderly” man (as my customers see me). Take yourselves out of your mansions and established businesses and put yourselves in the working poor’s shoes or a lower middle class person’s shoes and see how far the “system” in this country allows you to get to accomplish the task of finding enough money to fix the truck that gets you to the business that will feed your family and pay your medical bills with enough left over to buy your supplements or join your fitness plans. Do something other than flaunt your success (Ty, interviews in your mansion are an affront to all but the rich…make them on neutral ground to be more effective). Let’s see you on the streets protesting the abysmal state of health care and life in this country and the principles that it espouses currently. Then and only then will we see you as truly CARING for the state of health of the common person and not just of the elite and the profit in sales of your supplements and programs.
Tim, your reply is very important and I hope your advice is taken.
Also, those that pointed out nothing was said about colon cancer hit the nail on the head. I had wanted to forward this to a friend who’s daughter is suffering.
I have bought most all the TTAC series and the new book just to support others and I appreciate all the mission, the hard work and the new high-quality products through Epigenetics lab, but they are too expensive for most. Is there a way to set up a donation system to those most in need?
Thank you Mr. Sanders….my thoughts also.
Cancer is a wake up call and this information I agree with. However it was a ‘what if’ question and replied with a ‘maybe it was a nose cancer’. A what if question takes the mind into a maze of fearful scenarios and creates more stress. Address what has actually manifested to help others. Colon cancer needs more than what has been suggested here.
Yes I would like to see the question answered about colon vancer.
Thank you for such great information!…I have been a follower for a year and a half now!…I had a rare cancer-mucinous appendaceal cancer!…Before anyone found it 5 months passed and it spread to my left ovary!…I was told I needed I complete hysterectomy and appendix removal.While in surgery, I also had a 90 min hot chemo wash and was told I’d recover well and bounce back with no treatment needed!..
I didn’t bounce back and was told I needed 6 mos of chemo!..I didn’t know any better and did the treatment!…My family and I started research and went to Cancer Treatment Ctr in Philadelphia…They helped by adding supplements!…I’ve done well for a year and a half after chemo was done!
I had a CT scan this past week and bloodwork as routine…I have 3-4 very tiny spots on my right lung that my oncologist feels are “suspicious” and my CEA test went from 12.4 (in Dec) to 23 this week!…That’s almost double in 5 weeks!…Can you please recommend a “natural” Dr/ oncologist on the eastern seaboard that I could contact and work with!…My oncologist now says if this is cancer, I could do chemo pills, which is “less invasive” than the strong chemo I had before…I don’t want to go that route again!!!
I would appreciate any help, Ty and TTAC staff!!
Thank you so much,
Patricia Murphy
Hi Patricia,
The best advice we can give you is to consult with one of the doctors/experts that we interviewed in our Global Quest Series. Here is a link to get their information: https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/experts-info-sheet/
Best wishes!
Thanks Tim Sanders. Implying that this was about colon cancer was thoughtless. And the doctor’s story is truly about as lightweight as you can get considering that there was no medical examination to show what the bump was.
In my country there seems to be only one clinic to treat cancer. You cannot go to this cancer clinic without a letter of introduction from your doctor. The doctor might be just a allround practioner, so a possible cancer at an early stage can pass without discovery. Cancer treatment should be put in a system where the patient is the main object,not the hospital system.
Actually, I think he did answer the question. We are used to the quick, “take this pill, potion, remedy, etc.” answer, but ridding your body of cancer is multifaceted and a process that he lined out pretty well. If you have cancer, you go to the experts that Ty Bollinger has provided us a conduit to and find out what to do about diet, supplements, natural treatments, spirituality and what in your environment you need to avoid and you do what you need to do to get your body back into homeostasis again. There’s not a one-size-fits-all answer for any cancer and once you start the process of healing with proper nutritional support, your body will begin its own healing process, which it was designed to do from the beginning. I personally believe that process should start before you actually discover you have a problem because all of us are at risk every day and can be just one day away from discovering something in our body just isn’t right. Ty has written a couple of really goo, informative books on this – start there.
My thoughts too. Firstly, it is a completely misleading title, when as has been mentioned, the question wasn’t even answered. A general ‘oh you just make sure you do all the right things’ is hardly informative, especially since those on your mailing list know what ‘all the right things’ are!
Ty, to be blunt, let this be a ‘wake up call’ to you and your organization to change what and how you are communicating, what you are doing, and avert the loss of reputation which will quickly come if this sort of ‘false advertising’ continues. Make the title reflective of what the contents are, and if it’s general or generic, make the title appropriate. Please!
Something worthwhile to look at is also the positive rates that the Drs. Banerji of Calcutta, India have for resolving Cancer using Homeopathy – very much good look at, esp. as many of their cases are the poor and those who have been given no hope for treatment – yet they recover!