Vitamin C and Cancer: What You Are Not Being Told

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1:03 Hello, Hello, Hello, this is doctor Taylor. Thank you for joining me on the Ageless Blueprint. I am the hormone doctor and I am the Spiritual MD. I'm the hormone doctor because I've spent sixteen years just doing OBGYN and I'm the spiritual MD because what I've learned as I've gotten older and wiser is that in order to really live a fulfilling life, you have to take care of your body, you have to take care of your soul, and you have to take care of your spirit. In medicine, we separated body from soul and spirit and said the Church can do the soul and the spirit, and the scientists will take care of the body. Well, that split should have never happened, and that happened over four or five hundred years ago. So I think that that needs to be to come together. And that's what I'm trying to portray here on this podcasts, on this platform. Now, you know, my goal in this is to educate the public, because the way things change is not from the top down, it's really from the bottom up. And I spent ten years traveling around the world speaking to lay people, but mostly speaking to doctors, trying to get them to understand functional medicine. And it wore me out. I mean I really I had a dreamal fatigue and I just stopped because I couldn't keep doing it. But that was back

2:35 in two thousand and sixteen. I think I stopped, and I'll show you one of the reasons why I stopped. But so I've been kind of in this lull I've been learning, I've been doing, I've been practicing things in my office. But now I'm at this point that I'm realizing how I can really educate the public is through things like this podcast TikTok Distant Gram, and I was just talking with Rebel before this is that I'm really getting an education on how to do this, because my goal is to arm you with information that you can be so confident about that whether your doctor, your sister, your brother, your path or whoever, that you are so knowledgeable of the truth and the facts that when you hear erroneous information, you can go back to the basics that I try to teach you and say, does that fit in with this basic knowledge that I've been learning, that I've been exposed to. And that's what happened to me, is that I figured out in medicine and I wasn't exposed to everything that I needed to know. I was exposed to what they wanted me to know. And I'm going to tell you that is how this at least how this culture is. You're exposed to what they want you to know, not what you need to know. And that's what you're taught in school. You're taught in school what they want you to know. Now, I think the best thing that's ever happened in this culture is the Internet.

4:02 And like anything, everything has a good and a bad. You can use the Internet in a positive way and you can use it in a negative way. But what I think it has done it just allowed people to obtain knowledge that they otherwise would not get exposed to because they're getting the knowledge from everybody really in the world. All of that knowledge and when you talk about spirituality, you're able to obtain knowledge from the universe. And that is so empowering. And that's the reason why they only tell you the things that they want you to know, because they know once you have information, you can take power away from the people who are trying to control you.

4:49 So I don't want to get too off, but just just think about it. You know, the news media, the television, whatever, they are telling you the things that they want you to know, advertisements and so what I'm going to talk about today, this is some basic knowledge that I had to learn. They didn't teach me this in school. Please understand most of the stuff, most of the information I'm giving you, I did not learn in school. And one thing that I didn't learn is the power of a simple thing that we've all heard of is vitamin C. And there's a saying I read a book about vitamin C that says, if you don't know what to do for a patient, give them vitamin C, and by the time you figure out what's wrong with them, they're going to be fine. Vitamin C is really a panacea. It can do so many things. One of the things that does it helps to potentiate your immune system. That's why you take viting the C when you have a cold, because it helps to work against viruses. And what are we dealing with cancer is a disruption of the immune system.

5:55 Whether the immune system did not see that cancer sell early enough. Because your immune system is killing cancer cells every second of the day, but it really does it at night. There's something called natural killer cells, and natural killer sales go out at night to kill potential cancer sales. That's why sleep is so important. That's when your immune system really works. And so all of the things that we are doing to try and suppress all of the things medicine is trying to do to suppress the immune system is really detrimental. What you really want to do is enhance your immune system, and vitamin C can do that. So today I'm going to talk about something that's very near and dear to my heart is vitamin C and cancer, and I want you to have I want you to be armed with the facts that you can review yourself and you can take to the doctor. Rebels. There's a there's a form, it's called the Patient Friendly Vitamin C Research.

6:56 It's going to You're going to be able to download it as we talk, and I'm going to reference it as we go through the slides. But that's my goal is to give you the facts. I give you the facts about saliva testing and I'm giving you the facts about vitamin C. Those are two things that are very near and dear to my heart, and I'm going to I'm going to share some of that information with you. Listen, let's go to the first first slide, done Rebel. So I'm going to do this on YouTube. You're like, well, why you gotta picture yourself. I'm going to do this on YouTube too, So I know you guys, you know you guys know me. But let me make this a little bigger so I can see. All right, So, vitamin C and cancer, what you're not being told the doctor's promised to change the future. Now, so we're going to explore the potential of how those intravenous vitamin C. And the key is a lot of times in medicine they construct studies so that they can get the outcome that they want. And so I'm talking about IV vitamin C.

7:56 I'm not talking about the emergency the thousand milligrams as you take. We're talking about using vitamin C to combat conditions. All right, So in cancer treatment therapy supported by decades of research, yet often overlooked by conventional oncology. So join me as we are going to look at the real evidence about what is going on when we're talking about vitamin C and cancer. So this is the agent's blueprint. I tell you, this is a whole I tell you. These slides are so I can do it on YouTube, because you guys know me and I'm sitting right here. But this is also so you can download, and I'll make it where you can download these slides. Also because sometimes when you get the visual picture, it's even better than just listening to something. So that's why that's one of the reasons why I use slides, all right, so why is this episode personal? This is my beautiful sister.

8:49 She's the sister closest to me. I was closest to her. And what happened was she developed breast cancer. Now, before she developed the breast cancer, she had a condition called polymiocitis. So that's just a big word. Polly means many, mayo means muscle situs means inflammation. So she had this condition that she had multiple areas of inflammation, and many people believe in functional medicine that inflammation is the major cause of aging. So she had this condition and really wasn't treated, and she was getting steroids and everything for it, which is further suppressing her immune system, which is further suppressing her ability to make natural killer sales. So when I heard that she had that condition, I was afraid that she was going to develop cancer. That's exactly what happened.

9:46 So she developed breast cancer and the breast cancer was triple negative, so it wasn't responding to a lot of treatments, and I saw that the chemotherapy was just deteriorating her. Her quality of life. Life was nothing. So she battled this for ten years before she passed away. But probably the last five years. I tried my best to get her to go and get ivy vitamac because she was suffering. And I found that she lives in Nashville. She lived in Nashville. I live in Atlanta. I found places in Nashville for her to go to. I had sent her and her family articles, some of the same articles I'm sending you. I tried my best to convince them to do it, but I was up against her husband who didn't really believe in this, and she had a daughter who was a breast surgeon, and so I kind of got drowned out by those two. And I understand. I mean, I tell people all I am is an advisor. I can't make you do anything. But what that made me do was to say, I am going to if I couldn't save her, if I couldn't convince her, I'm going to try and convince as many other cancer patience that there are things they can do. And I'm not I'm not against conventional medicines, you'll see. I'm just saying there's other things that you can do that you can understand, so you can help help in this in in this

11:16 battle against cancer. And really, I don't want to keep calling it a battle. You're not fighting cancer. What you're really trying to do is to understand what that cancer is trying to tell you to change, so we whenever you start talking about fighting, it puts you in a fight or flight mode. And that's what you can't heal when you're when you're tense, you can't heal when you're in a survival mode. You have to be relaxed, and you have to know that your body is trying to tell you something, and usually that comes after you had either one big stress or several stressors. Most of most breast cancers happen two years after a series of stressful events, are at least one major event. Because that stress put them in survival mode, their immune system gets suppressed, and now it allows the cancers to grow because those natural killer cells aren't out there killing those cells. So we have to stop looking at the fight against cancer is the wrong terminology. We have to work with it. What do I need to change? What does this telling? Your body is always sending you messages. You just have to listen and I'll tell you. I did this other podcast on radical remission, and in that radical remission, how did people get remissioned. They learned to work with their cancer, not to fight it. So if you'll listen to what your body is telling you, and then I'm not going to get I know what her stressors were, but that's

12:48 kind of personal. I'm not going to do it. But she had stressors that led up to the inflammation, and the inflammation led to a cancer. And that is how it works. We wrote that book, the Stress Connection, because almost every condition is connected to stress. So I gotta move on because if I keep looking at this picture, I'm going to get emotional. So I gotta go because I feel like, you know what I sent the I sent around so anyway, because I had formatted these slats and I didn't put the new ones in here, but that's fine. I know what I'm talking about. So now here's here's the other thing that triggered me. And I tell you, you know, rebel, she wants me to send her the title of my new you know what the podcast is going to be, and I'll tell you I usually just wait until Tuesday and something will inspire me and they'll say that's what you need to talk about.

13:44 So Monday, two days ago, I had a new patient who was who was trying to work with her cancer, and she had told the doctors that she was going to do vitamin see and the doctors told her that please, don't do it, and she asked why and they were like, they couldn't. They said, well, interfere with the treatment. Well that's not true. Now. The reason why they came to me even though the doctor said don't do it because I told them to do your own research. You research it for yourself, You convince yourself that that's something you need to do, and then you stand fast in that decision.

14:26 In that Radical Remission book, that's what they said is that you have to take charge of your health. You have to make the decisions. Don't let the oncologists or the radiation oncologists. Don't let them make decisions for you. You have to take control. And that's what they did. So she and her significant others did the research. They were convinced and they just blew it off. Now, they didn't reject the treatment that the oncologists was telling them to do. They didn't reject that. They were just saying, I'm going to do this so that I can feel better and get through through these side effects. And that's what they're doing. So those are the two things is that I felt like, one, I need to say this, I need to do this in honor of my sister.

15:11 And to this patient just brought it to light to me is that patients have to be armed with good information. And that's what this podcast is about. So here's the truth about HW dose vitamin C. So there's been over twenty years of research, and I'll tell you how I did this. I asked chat GTP. If you go to chat GTP three point zero, it does deep research. So I asked them, I said, I want to do deep research on high dose IVY vitamin C. I don't want anything but peer reviewed articles that have been in well respected publications. I don't want any you know what some people call, you know, non documented studies. I want the purest studies. What do they say? There's over twenty plus research studies. There's over one hundred scientific papers, and then this is most important to thirty human studies. And that's what you want to know, how does it work in humans?

16:12 So there's decades of peer review study exploring vitamin c's potential in cancer care. There's extensive publications documenting laboratory animal and human trials, and then there's clinical trials demonstrating the safety and the potential benefits for cancer patients. The scientific evidence supporting how those vitamin C and cancer care is substantial and it's growing. Yet this information rarely reaches patients when they need it most because the doctors are unaware of this information. And the reason why they're unaware of it is because there's no pharmaceutical rep coming to their office telling them about the benefits of vitamin C. Because what did I say? You are told what they want you to know, not what you need to know. Is what you need to know. So they're in vitro studies.

17:04 That means those lab studies and what it shows is selective toxicity. High concentrations of vitamin cs generate something called hydrogen peroxide, which are toxic to cancer cells but separate but spares normal cells. So hydrogen peroxide, you know, H two O is water and hydrogen peroxide is H two O two. So instead of having one oxygen, it has two, and when you generate that extra oxygen, it superoxygenates the tissue and cancers don't like oxygen all right, So when you are able to give vitamin C. It generates hydrogen peroxide, and that is toxic to the cancer, but it's nourishing to your celles because now you're hyperoxygenated. That's why people who are doing alternative cancer treatments they do hyperbaric oxygen where they increase the oxygen in the atmosphere in those tubes and it increases your oxygenation level and that helps to kill cancer. So you can do that with vitamin C, or you can do it with hyperbaric oxygen, or you can do it with hydrog peroxide and enhance chemotherapy. Studies show that vitamin C enhances the effectiveness of chemotherapy agents.

18:18 And these are big, long names of chemotherapy drugs and I can't even pronounce them now. Broad application effective against multiple cancer cell lines, including ovarian and pancreatic, which is the most deadly cancer. That's what Steve Jobs died of. Pancreatic cancer is a tough cancer to fight, but vitamin C can help enhance the chemotherapy and help to enhance your quality of life. Prostate cancer and colon cancer cells these are some of the most common and it also helps with breast cancer. Even if I didn't say it so laboratory research consistently demonstrates vitamin c's ability to generate hydroberoxide specifically in the tumor micro environment, means right around the tumor. And what I say is the vitamin C it encapsulates that tumor. It makes the sales around it healthier, so it's harder for that cancer celle to invade into that tissue, and it leaves the good sales healthier, and it deteriorates the cancer sales. And this is not this is not just something I've read. This is something I see in my practice all the time. The cancer patients that I have that are either totally alternative are they're using a mix of conventional and alternative. They do better, and they go to their oncologists, and the oncologists pants themself on the back and talks about how well the treatment is working. And I just tell the patient, be quiet, don't say anything, just keep doing what you're doing, because

19:50 I don't want you to get any negative information to cloud your judgment about what you're doing. All right, So here's how they usually set it up. They do an animal study, all right, and then they give the animal of tumor cells and then they treat it with vitamin C or they treated with the combination, and then they look at hey, what happened to the tumor. Well, you get significant tumor growth reduction in mouse models of pancreatic, liver, prostate and ovarian cancers, just what we talked about in that previous slab, and you get a synergistic effect when combined with standard chemotherapy and radiation protocols. Now, if you do it in conjunction, what we usually do as people get their chemotherapy two days later they come in and get vitamin C. It helps to clear up their brain fog.

20:41 It helps with making sure decreases the likelihood that their hair is going to fall out, decreasing the likelihood that they're going to get nausea from the chemotherapy. Another thing that we do with' I'm not talking about right here, is we give patients gluted ione. Gluted Ione is an amino acid that is the master detoxifier. So two to three days after the chemo, we give them the vitamin C and the glue of thione so that their liver can detoxify that chemotherapy. Because the longer that chemotherapy stays in the body. It's going to start attacking other fast growing cells. So chemotherapy kills cells that fast, that grow quickly.

21:21 That's what cancer celles do. But also your hair, it grows quickly. Also, the lining of your gut grows quickly. So the longer the chemotherapy stays there is going to start affecting other things. So we can get it. Let the chemotherapy go in do its job, then we do. The vitamin C helps to maintain the health of the normal cells. Give the glue to thone. Let's get that chemotherapy out of there. It's a simple one two three punch, and I've seen it work. Okay. So I'm not anti chemo, not anti radiation, I'm not any of that. But there are things you can do. And in that Radical Remission book, all of the things you can do to help your body control are to uh to take charge of removing that cancer. So uh you safe administration of pharmacologic doses with no evidence of harm to healthy sales. That's what I'm saying. It doesn't hurt you, it can only help you.

22:18 So in pancreatic cancer models, the combination of vitamin C with the chemotherapy drug and significantly great resulted in significantly greater tumor shrinkage than either treatment alone, suggesting complementary mechanisms of action. That's why I told you that even the patients who are doing conventional therapy, if we add vitamin C, they're going to get a better outcome. The chemotherapy is going to work better. They're going to feel better, They're not going to lose their hair. They're not going to have the knowledge. Now I won't say it's one hundred percent of you're not going to but it's less likely that those side effects are going to be as significant as they would have been if you weren't at the vitamin C and even considering adding the glue of down.

23:04 So now this is this is what really carries a lot of weight in the medical community, is that has it been tested on humans? Now that's what the So what they're trying to do is to make a is to require a natural substance to meet the requirements of a drug. Now, a drug is foreign to the body when I give When I give a I seldom do now, but when your body is given a drug that it is not familiar with and to be a drug, it can't be found in nature, so it so that automatically says that it's a foreign substance. And anytime your body has a foreign substance, it is going to try and fight, it is going to try and get rid of it.

23:52 And that's the problem. When it's something that is man made, that is not that it is not seen. You have to do experiments to see how is it going to disrupt the body, because every drug has a series of side effects because it is going to disrupt some other system because you're throwing something foreign into a perfectly running system, and so you're going to get side effects. When I give you something like vitamin C, you're not going to get a side effect, You're going to get a benefit. But the medical community wants you to prove that there's no side effects, and in order for that to happen, you have to have millions and sometimes billions of dollars to go through all of these steps to prove that this drug is minimally harmful. Okay, and even when they talk about it, they say this drug can kill you.

24:46 Vitamin C can't kill you. But the human trials are so hard to do. When we're talking about functional medicine and natural resources are natural substances. Because nobody is going to pay me millions of dollars to prove the vitamin C works because they can't make money off of it after the proof. But some people who may be self funded or whatever, they've done these studies. So there's over thirty peer reviewed human studies published in respected medical journals. Again, this is the only ask chat GTP, the deep dove, just give me the respected medical journal articles. So mostly are in phase one and two trials establishing safety and preliminary efficacy, with one recent phase two trial and pancreatic cancer.

25:32 So but to really be to complete the process, you're supposed to go through this phase three and that's all you know, that's what costs all the money, and that's why you don't see a lot of phase three trials. But the key outcomes, and just the preliminary ones, is that they got improved quality of life scores, reduce the chemotherapy side effects, some evidence of longer time to relapse, so it expanded the time. If you have a recurring cancer with like pancreatic and overarying, it's very hard to cure. But we were able to stretch out the time before the recurrence came, and we trend and it also trends toward improves survival and specific cancers. And so that's why I'm saying it cannot hurt you, and it can only improve your quality of life, and it may help you to it may give you more time to understand what that cancer is trying to tell you. So you can change your life, you can change your habits, and you can change your mind. And when I did the interview with Tea who was on the episode with we're talking about radical remission, because she had a radical remission of a triple negative cancer, a recurrence of a triple negative cancer.

26:47 What happened with her she went through conventional therapy and after nine months it came back and she just said, I can't do that again. So she did the steps in that radical remission. She didn't know she was doing those steps, but she did it. And now she's been in remission for several years. And this is what she said, is that the hardest thing for her to do is to change her mind, is to take her mind away from being a sick cancer patient patient and change her mind into it thinking that she's healthy that she's able to fight off this disease. Let me stop using the word fight. She was able to work with this condition to learn that she needed to change. She was in corporate America and so she's a totally different person. And that's what I talk about, and that's what happened to me, is to have this identity shift. You have to change your identity from being a cancer patient to being a healthy person that is dealing with the problem that's disrupting their balance and how can they rebalance their lives. That is the change in the mindset and stop worrying about dying, stop worrying about my hair going to fall out. Just say, wow, I have a condition that is disrupting my balance, and how can I rebalance my life, rebalance my soul, and rebalance my spirit. So that's what we're talking about here.

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29:40 All right, we're back and we're going to continue this because this is what this is the other thing I want to tell you about human clinical trials and how you can create a research study to give you any outcome you want. When I talk about how those IVY vitamin C I'm talking about starting at fifty the grams. Now what you take orally this emergency stuff that's one gram and I'm talking about giving you fifty grams IV. Now, let me tell you the difference. Now, your body orally or through your gut can only absorb a certain amount of vitamin C at one time. You only absorb about twenty to twenty five percent. And that's if your gut works well, which most people's gut doesn't work well. So you can only absorb about twenty five to thirty percent of that at one time. And if you take more, like I say, I'm gonna take five thousand milligrams or five grams, then actually the percentage that you absorb goes down and you ends up and that's why you end up getting diarrhea if you take too much vitamin C because your body can't absorb it, it just gets rid of it.

30:45 So I'm talking about giving fifty grams, seventy five grams up to one hundred grams of vitamin C IV now, and it doesn't harm You know sometimes that these higher doses patients give a little nausea, they can feel a little achy because actually detoxifying them. And some of the studies what they do is that they'll try and disprove this by using lower doses, using five grams IV or using oral vitamin C. Then they'll say it doesn't work. And they know this will tell you, they tell you what they want you to know. They know that they're designing that study for it to fail because they want to prove a certain outcome to say that this doesn't work.

31:28 And so keep using my chemotherapy and radiation and don't even think about doing this. So I want you to understand how studies can get manipulated. And that's why I don't worry about a new study. I just if you just go and research on just what vitamin C does, it's clear what it does and what it can do for you. So clinical evidence, These are just some highlights and this will be in that document. And I really made that document for doctors to understand. And let me tell you, you know, sometimes doctors harder to get them to understand something because it's harder to unlearn than it is to learn. So patients who have a blank slate, they can look at this and say, hey, I totally understand it. Doctors have to get rid of all of that learning, all of that information that they were tested on and they had to pass license these exams on that was just beat into us Okay, you have to forget all of that and open up your mind to what is really going on. So ovarian cancer patients receiving ivy vitem see alongside these chemotherapy drugs significantly proved well being scores, reduced fatigue, nausea, and pain, no interference with chemotherapy efficacy. And that's what the oncologists and the pharmacist told her say, Oh, it's going to mess up our treatment. No, it enhances the treatment. So it's consistent safety record across all clinical trials with no evidence of interferce with conventional treatment.

32:55 When properly administered. A twenty twenty four Phase two trial combined a score which is vitamin C a score BAB will standard chemotherapy should improve overall survival compared to chemo alone. Well tolerated combination therapy potential to overcome treatment resistance. So even if because most of the time what happens is you keep giving the same drug chemotherapy, these cancer celles get smart and they learn how to survive through that toxic onslaught that comes from the chemotherapy. But if you give vitamin C, the chemotherapy works better because it decreases the resistance to their chemotherapy, so they're unaware that there is something out there that can make their chemotherapy work better.

33:40 So what doctors aren't taught Now I talk to you about the pharmaceuol industry. If you can't patent it, you can't patent vitamin C because you can't say a drug company say they can't create that they created this great drug vitamin C. You can't patent it. But that's why. Most drugs are a alteration of a natural substance. So the pharmaceutical he finds out what works. Like the jockson is a is a alteration of foxglove. It's a it's a plant. But if they can change the structure of it, they can say they created a drug. But so it's it's usually a copy and a manipulation of a natural compound that now they can patent. So if they can't make money off of it, there's no funding for research.

34:30 So I'm thinking that a lot of these studies that showed positive results are probably self funded because the pharmaceutical industry is not going to fund that. So there's a lack of Phase three trials due to limited commercial interest. Despite promising early results. See if it's something that they can manipulate. They will spend millions to billions of dollars to create a drug that mimics what this natural substance does. But they're not going to spend that money if they know they can can't get their money back through patent. You know by patent protection, and patent means that no one else can sell that particular compound or drug for seven years, and after that seven years you can make generics and all that. But anyway, outdated information many physicians rely on older studies are misunderstanding about oral versus inter venus administration. Again, it's just according to what study you look at. And I will tell you, I'm gonna be honest with you. Most docs are taught by the pharmaceutical rep.

35:31 That's who taught me through my residency, is that the pharmaceutical rep. The pharmaceutical rep gave me books, It gave me textbook, it took me out to dinner so that they would catch me early. And I had to break free of that. I haven't seen a pharmaceutical rep in twenty years, probably because I don't need them to teach me. I can teach myself fear based medicine. I will tell you that doctors are some of the scariest people I've ever met in my life life. And I understand why, because you get threatened with my practice. People call you a quiet and let me tell you why they're so scared. The standard of care in medicine is what are most reasonable physicians doing in your area. That's the standard of care.

36:18 It's the standard of care is what is the most what is most scientific evidence telling you you should do or you should provide as a treatment for the patient. You would think that would be the standard of care, is what is scientifically reasonable for us to administer to patients, But it's not. It's saying what are most reasonable physicians doing? And just just google what is the medical standard of care? So if you are not doing what most reasonable and reasonable is reasonable is relative, and so if you're not doing what everybody else is doing, then you're out of the standard of care. That's why doctors are so afraid to do anything that they have not been taught. That's called the official standard of care or what are people doing in their area, And so that's where the fear comes from. So when I start talking about something that they haven't heard of or they weren't taught thirty years ago, and that see one do one teach one thing, then they're scared. And fear is the opposite of love. Okay, So if you love your patients, if you love what you're doing, you have to get over the fear. And that is that's where doctors are stuck. Is can I get over the fear of being different? And again I talk about the caterpillar lane. When you get out of the caterpillar land, all the caterpillars are trying to pull you back into land. And that's why I talk about

37:48 don't be a caterpillar. Get out of land, because you are being manipulated to stay in a lane and not to look outside of what is considered the norm. And you know, if you've most of the time, if you see a crowd of people somewhere, you need to go the other way because wherever the crowd goes is probably where some controlling force is trying to lead to. So you have to establish your own path. And that's that's kind of the journey that I'm on right now. So anyway, let me keep moving, all right, So this is my promise to my sister and to every woman who needs support, is that you know I offer fighting to see in my office. But to be honest with you, my office, I can't treat every woman, okay, but what can I do?

38:37 I can give you the information that you can go out and either find someone to do this for you. You can either try and convince your doctor to do it. But I want to provide support for these women because I said, if I couldn't save my sister, I'm going to try and save anybody else who's willing to look at this information and to take control of their lives. So and this is this is some future vision that I have because a lot of times we don't do these therapies because the insurance is not going to pay for it. You have to come out of pocket. Now, the insurance companies will pay for a forty thousand dollars chemotherapy treatment that over the years can cost a million dollars.

39:24 Now they'll pay for that, but they won't pay for vitamin C, which is in my office. How those vitamin C runs anywhere from two hundred and fifty dollars to three hundred and fifty dollars for one hundred milligrams. So they won't. They don't want to pay for something that's two hundred and fifty three hundred dollars a week for of course, but they will pay for something that cost forty thousand dollars. And that's why I'm saying the insurance industry is so manipulated by the pharmaceutical industry that they do all these things that just make absolutely no sense. And so I want to and this is a few dream of man. I don't have it right now, but you have to put it out in the universe. I would love to have a fund where people who can afford it could go and get this treatment for either no cost or reduced costs. Now that's a dream of mine, and maybe I'll be able to have that happen in my lifetime. But I just want to put it out there that that's something that I would love to do, and maybe if I can grow this enough and get sponsors or whatever. I don't know. I've learned to leave the how to God or the universe what, But just that's my intention. That's one of my goals. And I just if you focus on a goal long enough, then something can happen. And so hopefully, you know, I could do one of those self funded research studies and not have to beg a pharmaceutical company or somebody. Maybe I

40:55 could create one of those and just document what's going on in my practice. All right, So the future is now, I see it, believe in, And this is just kind of what you know I was talking about. Sometimes you just have to have a dream, you know, I have a dream, and sometimes the dream it will come true. Sometimes it'll come through early, sometimes it comes through later. But all I feel like, if I have enough people who have this knowledge, who share this knowledge, then something good can happen from that is that when you have a collection of people who are thinking the same, who are who have the same desires, who have the same goals, who have the same heart, who have the same spirit, who have the same intention in their souls, miraculous things can happen. And do I believe in miracles, Yes, I believe in miracles because we see miracles. The life we're living right now is a miracle. If you look at your parents and your grandparents and your great grandparents, the life that they'll live, this is a miracle that we're I'm at a point where I can sit in front of computer, and I can connect with people all over the world. It's it's what you would consider a miracle.

42:08 We consider it commonplace now, but forty years ago this is a miracle. But somebody thought of this thirty forty years ago and now it's a reality. That's how things happen. You have to have a thought, you have to have an intention, you have to have an extreme emotion, you have to have a heightened emotion. When you combine the emotion that comes from the heart and the thought that comes from demand, miraculous things truly do happen. So do we have any question? Let me see if I have another slab. All right, Oh okay, so here's so here's my call to action. Get informed. Download our free research summary on ivyvitency and cancer. It's going to be in the comments. If you're listening to this as a recording, but if it's live, you can click on it right now and you'll download that. I'm also I think I'm going to I'm going to tidy up these slads and I'm going to allow you to download these also because anyways somebody wants to consume this information, I want them to have it. So share this information to bring this information to your oncologists, are your pharmacists for a discussion.

43:20 So you know that patient was told, hey, please don't do it, Please don't do this. Next time that happens, you say no, I'm going to do this and this is why, and give them this document that you see right here, and again we're going to put it in the comments. If you go on any of the podcast platforms, you'll have access to this and tran support if you are dealing with cancer as a condition that's disrupting your balance. Okay, join the Age's Blueprint community. What you see scrolling right here for ongoing resources and connection. I'd love to connect with you. I'd love to continue this conversation anything if you need other information. If you're not sure about what I've said, I will re emphasize it. But this is I have two goals to let patients, let people understand saliva testing. And I feel like I'm the lone worth, the lone wolf talking about this. I've been talking about for twenty five years. I'm going to continue to talk about it. The other one is understanding vitamin C and the third one is my whole goal is to understand that body mind and spirit all go together, and when those are brought together, that's when you are a whole.

44:36 That's when you're talking about we talked about holistic medicine. Well, wholeness means that you combine all three of those. That's how you live an abundant life. All right, So that's it, Rebel. What do you have any thoughts or any questions or anything? I hope I got the message? Is anything that was unclear? And so we got two minutes left. I can wrap up anything that you found was unclear, because if it was unclear to you, it was probably unclear to somebody else. No, it's pretty clear the questions anyone had were answered as you went along. Okay, the document can be accessed if you're listening. Just look in the comments in the on Facebook, on YouTube. Everybody should be able to see it, and you just literally click and it should take you directly there. You don't have to type it out or nothing.

45:27 Just click on the link and use it. It's it's very very helpful, and the doubters might lose their dot. Exactly. I have to rely on you to educate other people. Not everybody's going to watch this this podcast. Okay, So I'm counting on you, guys. Okay, I hope that I can trust you with helping me disciminate this message. You know, I love learn about social media and so it's all about sharing and the I'm just gonna leave you this final thought is that when you are when you are living your passion, you have to share it. This is my passion. I have to share it. And this sharing comes from overflow.

46:18 Uh. When I was doing it before, it depleted me, going, you know, flying around. Uh, now that I'm doing this, I'm sharing out of overflow. This doesn't deplete me. It gives me energy. And so that's why I hope you feel that same passion and it causes you to share the information that you've learned. And and that's what I'm hoping happens from all of these platforms that I'm on. So, oh, we have a few more minutes. But hey, I also I'm going to be on as the experts rebel we gotta change whatever, you gotta change your stuff. I gotta kind of get myself together to be on that. So I like to, you know, tell people I'm on that because the only reason why I'm doing this podcast is because the host of that podcast, and Rebel allowed me to be on their platform for I think three years, and then they encouraged me to do this. So I'm being loyal to the person who kind of got this idea in my head. So I'll be there at ten o'clock.

47:22 All right, all right, Rebel, anything else we need to talk about. Everybody, make sure to tune in next week right here at nine am to catch more things that you need to hear from Doctor Taylor in Age Blueprint. Thank you so much for my outthrow. All right, we'll see you next week. You guys, thanks for joining Doctor Taylor today. If you missed any part of this show, just check out the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts Angels. Blueprint is every Wednesday at nine am Eastern Time on W four EC Radio at w FOURC dot com. Together, we discovered ancient secrets to better health through science and spirituality made for modern times. Until then, feel free to check out Anngeless Blueprint podcast dot com and tailor mdformulations dot com for more information.