Video Transcript: Cancer Cover-up? The Low Dose Chemotherapy Alternative Your Oncologist Isn’t Telling You About
Ty Bollinger: Now what do you think about the IPT, the IPTLD, the targeted low dose?
Dr. Murray Susser: I think IPT is a good option.
Ty Bollinger: Okay.
Dr. Murray Susser: I’ve seen people who had exhausted everything in conventional medicine and conventional chemotherapy, conventional everything. And they [doctors] always give that little phrase, “go home and get your things in order.”
Ty Bollinger: Sure.
Dr. Murray Susser: You know that’s a real doctor-y thing.
Ty Bollinger: Yeah.
Dr. Murray Susser: And with the IPT, a lot of these people, instead of getting their things in order, took IPT and got a lot of good results and a good quality of life. IPT is insulin-potentiation therapy. Now they’re calling it low dose chemotherapy.
Ty Bollinger: IPTLD, sure. Can you describe what is IPTLD; what is the low dose IPT?
Dr. Murray Susser: Well, the low dose IPT, the low dose therapy, has to do with fooling the cancer cells. Cancer cells eat sugar at about 19 times the speed of healthy cells. And cancer cells are voracious for sugar, which you should say that’s one of the good management aspects of treating cancer patients is take them off every drop of sugar, not a speck.
But with IPT what you do is you give insulin and insulin lowers the blood sugar. You just get the right amount of insulin and you give it, and you lower the blood sugar below its normal range of about 90 or 100-mg percent. And when it gets down to 40 range, you get really sick. I mean you feel sick. It’s not dangerous, but it feels terrible. It gets dangerous when you get down to around 20 or 10 or zero. But at 40, it’s not dangerous but it’s quite unpleasant.
And what’s happening is it’s unpleasant for the cancer cells. It’s more because they’re starving. And cancer cells are really good at selecting out chemotherapy. They won’t take chemotherapy but they will take sugar. And when you take away all the sugar then the cancer cells will take anything. That’s kind of like someone dying of thirst on the ocean in an ocean raft and they drink salt water. They know it’s not good for them and it kills them. But the cancer cells then will take the chemotherapy instead because they can’t get sugar.
Ty Bollinger: Okay.
Dr. Murray Susser: And that gives a tremendous benefit therapeutically. And the numbers are really fantastic on that because the IPT gives you 200 percent, 200 or 300 percent therapy with 10 percent of the toxicity. You give a tiny dose of chemotherapy at the therapeutic moment when the blood sugar reaches 40. And you give the IV chemotherapy.
Ty Bollinger: And so that’s more of a selectively toxic treatment towards the cancer cells than just blasting the whole body with chemo.
Dr. Murray Susser: Exactly. That’s exactly the way to put it.
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I have been recently diagnosed with breast cancer, stage 1c, grade 3, not in lymph nodes. Core biopsy and tumor pathology show weakly ER positive , but Oncotype came back high risk and indicated ER negative (which would make me triple negative). I do not want the regimen of chemo that oncologist is recommending for many reasons. I am desperate for a treatment to complement radiation and the Arimidex that has already been prescribed. Please help.
Karin,
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/
Wishing you all the best!
Hi my wife was diagnosed breast cancer stage 1 grade 3 triple e negative we went ahead with mastoctomy 4 weeks ago cancer wasn’t spread in her lymph node nor in her second breast but oncologist offering her to take 12 weeks of chemotherapy through research and all she spent want to go ahead with chemotherapy treatment and try natural remedies we have about 10 days to give yes or no about chemotherapy is there any way some one can advice pros and cons in this situation? As we can’t come to conclusion awaiting reply
Hi Ilyas,
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/