David Rasnick is a biochemist with decades of research in AIDS and cancer, and returned to my podcast to discuss cancer and why most of what we’re told is wrong.
Cancer is an extremely complex subject, so I’d recommend reading his summary article in which he outlines, in fairly layman language, the foundation of his argument.
Basically, it’s known as Aneuploidy Theory, and it is in stark contrast to the current Big Pharma model of cancer.
Obviously, Aneuploidy Theory is “discredited” and dismissed, as a result.
But, as pharmaceutical scientist Mike Donio said, the pharmaceutical industry is untrustworthy and thrives on sick people and unscientific methodology.
Aneuploidy Theory is a theory that explains the development of cancer and states that cancer is caused by the presence of an abnormal number of chromosomes in a cell. This can happen when chromosomes are not properly divided during cell division. Aneuploidy can lead to changes in gene expression, which can promote the growth and spread of cancer cells.
Studies have shown that cancer cells often have an abnormal number of chromosomes. Additionally, treatments (not chemotherapy) that target aneuploidy have been shown to be effective.
David’s conversation is worth watching because he used slides.
The Chromosomal Imbalance Theory Of Cancer videos, to which David refers, can be found here.
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