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all right hello hello and welcome I am
Nathan crane the director of healing
life as usual it is amazing to see all
of your beautiful faces as usual this is
not medical advice this is informational
only please consult with your own
integrative practitioner whoever your
primary care person is for specific
medical advice or reach out to Dr Elias
and his team
um if you want to work with him as well
but without further Ado let me introduce
Dr Isaac Elias he's a recognized expert
and
um entrepreneurs over 30 years of
clinical research and experience in the
field of Integrative Medicine with a
focus on Innovative approaches to
chronic illness and oncology we were
talking just behind the scenes and in
fact he also has Decades of experience
not only studying and practicing but
teaching some pretty incredible forms of
meditation as well which I find to be
incredibly fascinating he's an
international lecturer on galactin 3 and
its effects in cancer and fibrosis
progression he's a holder of more than
50 patents worldwide in the field of
galactin 3 modified Citrus pectin
therapeutic aphoresis and more he's a
lifetime practitioner meditation and
other mind-body practices offering
Retreats internationally Dr Isaac thank
you so much for joining us thank you
thank you for having me it's great to
talk to you yeah it's great to have you
here thanks for thanks for doing this
thanks for rescheduling we had that
hurricane come through Florida and uh we
didn't know if we were going to be able
to actually do this last week so we had
to reschedule and um our hearts go out
to everybody who was affected by the
hurricane
um we've been donating to help out
people in Southern Florida uh I have
people that I know who have gone down
and they're volunteering their time as
well some people have lost everything
are going to be displaced for weeks and
months it's so terrible what happened so
our hearts go out to everybody who was
affected
um by that hurricane thankfully here in
Jacksonville it went right around us
didn't hit us so grateful for that
um but thank you all for adjusting your
schedules as we had to reschedule this
for this week so
Dr Isaac uh you wrote a book called the
survival Paradox and it's a pretty
incredible book book I actually have it
right back here on my
bookshelf
um which you can't see it's around the
corner here and
um you know there's a fan there's a
there's a fantastic premise in it and we
were talking a little bit beforehand too
about cancer and the parasympathetic
nervous system and you know this
survival Paradox situation can you talk
a little bit about that and what the
survival Paradox is
yes of course and maybe I can even share
a few slides and
we can just
see so the Survivor Paradox really
offers
a new paradigm to our understanding of
health and disease in general and it's
highly practical in cancer so we are
built to survive we are built to survive
as people is is a nation it's
communities all the way to our cellular
level and it's affecting our
mitochondrial function the mitochondrial
function when we are in in time of of
parasympathetic dominant safety will
function normally when we're going to
survival mode it will switch into
glycolysis which is critical in cancer
but when we understand this and we look
at our body for example if we look at
cancer we have about rounding up 50
trillion cells in our body and each cell
has close to 1 million reactions a
second so the fake Nathan that you and I
can talk now is truly a mirror 50
trillion cells working together
understanding that they're going to
express themselves they're going to have
a life and they're going to let go so
they epitome of abnormal survival
responses when a cell decide it's one to
survive it doesn't want to die and
that's per definition what happened in
cancer so because this is innate in us
the initial response starts with the
nervous system it's immediate within a
fraction of a second we respond with a
sympathetic response that increases
anxiety and other classical flight and
fight and we can relax right meditating
Qigong listening to music but over time
with traumas with genetic Tendencies
with epigenetic Tendencies with toxins
we are not able to make a comeback and
of course the abnormality of the power
symbols of the autonomic nervous system
drives biochemical response so this is
well recognized what I have researched
and demonstrated with NIH grants is
either the biochemical response that
happened within minutes and it's driven
by galactic 3. so Galactic 3 within
minute is activated
and as a result it will start a Cascade
of events and we have shown that
galactin 3 goes up much before
interlocking six much before the
cytokines
so what is galactin 3 It's A protein
that binds to different
different carbohydrate containing
compounds glycoprotein oligosaccharide
glycolipids and it creates a lattice
formation certain ligands come into here
and the the monomer turned into a
pentamere and we get a coating so this
is a coating of a biofilm in in the gut
this is the coating of arterial
sclerotic but in cancer this is a
coating that creates our micro
environment and look what happens why is
this so fundamental to the treatment of
cancer
because galactin 3 will try to repair
the crisis by creating inflammation and
fibrosis
inflammation will drive cancer as we all
know but fibrosis equates to the cancer
shielding itself from the immune system
and you can see the ligands that
galactin 3 is the bus is driving to the
problematic tissue in our discussion
today Cancer so CA mucine1 they derive
cancer growth make one three cd45 if we
shut the dam we shut down the immune
response that's how the cancer can evade
the immune system fibronectin collagen
elastin creates hyper viscosity and
Catering will drive the metastatic
process
the intergreens a invite A3 B1 into
green sticky molecule that will create a
metastatic process and vgf that will
grow blood vessels around the cancer is
the gags
in the ng2 that will drive glial
inflammation will drive brain cancer
will drive metastasis will drive more
side effects from chemotherapy or from
different or from pesticides so it's
important to understand because what
happens and we've talked about it later
in the past when we talked about a year
ago that so imagine here outside the
cell you got your macrophage and they
got a signal from collecting three and
they turned into inflammatory they come
in they block p53 and ptn you got all
this nasty Cascade
of metabolic abnormality akt M21 now you
don't have oxygen being utilized because
adino monophosphide kinet is shut down
and you got yourself the wildberg effect
hypoxia-inducing Factor the cell is in
survival mode it can take a deep breath
it drives pdk PDA shuts down you get a
very aggressive cancer and that's what
you see in the picture below
right p53 ptn are blocked akt M21 hif
make pdk blocks pdh ampk is not working
so this will drive autoimmunity this
will drive diabetes and this will drive
cancer that's why for example diabetes
patient will use bare bearing or
homochial or metformin will have better
outcome because they are blocking him to
one and enhancing ampk so that's a
little bit very very briefly to really
give give a flavor
of how something so fundamental to our
being in every second will drive a
process towards cancer and more
important will make it more aggressive
and whatever will throw this this
cellular metabolism out of balance if
it's traumas if it's stress if it's
injury if it's lack of oxygen if it's
pesticides if it's heavy metal if it's
Toxic effect of conventional treatments
whatever it is if it scars
is to be factored in
when we address cancer because when we
address cancer we got conventional
treatments and I often tell people you
can get a first of the opinion or you
can get a second first opinion
but when it comes to integrative
medicine it's about the refinement that
will get treatments to work better that
will have less side effects that will
change the outcome and part of it is
understanding this Dynamic mechanism
Now isn't there uh obviously there's
there's a purpose for galactin 3 to be
activated right because it's being
produced when there's an inflammatory in
the body right now now its role is to
um repair the inflam the inflamed area
is that right no its role is to repair
this the danger the stress that's right
that's right yes
damage to the cell is the galactin-3
actually going and helping to repair the
damage yeah but collectively will react
much before the sale so if the body
feels a threat
it will respond via galactin 3 with
inflammation and with fibrosis
so it creates the inflammation exactly I
I I have a great slide that I don't have
here you really look at it as an
upstream so you know we try to deal with
Intel location and if Kappa beta tnf
Alpha too late
it's like catching the waterfall with
the bucket at the bottom when you use
modified with respecting
and we we show it on our studies you
stop the Cascade
at the top you shut down the waterfall
and what's typical for this you know is
like we look at the pictures of research
which has about 80 published papers in
multiple Fields but we are now we are
presenting the equivalent of ASCO in
Europe our 18 months follow-up on
biochemical relapse of prostate cancer
as an example
60 patients six oncological centers we
did the six months follow-up 18 months
follow-up what we see is with the
researching modifies with respecting
That You Don't See with any other
natural product is that you get certain
results in vitro that are okay
you get better results in animals and
you get the best results in humans other
way around right we have all these
substances that are amazing in vitro in
Vivo but don't pan out in the clinic and
the reason is the key role of Galactic 3
and it's multiple synergistic damaging
effects and when you shut it down the
benefits we're talking about 90
Improvement compared to Baseline nine
zero after 18 months you know really
unheard of and with side effects being
joint pains are better you know and
memory is better why and that's the
point because we're addressing this
damaging survival response at an earlier
stage and naturally
when you break down the lattice
formation then there is better
oxygenation to the cell the cell is not
in a survival Drive ampk gets activated
the cell becomes moves more towards the
normal less aggressive cell and it
responds better to treatment there's
less derived from mutations
and so that's why modifies it respecting
and addressing electron 3 is key in
every oncological protocol okay so
you're saying modified Citrus pectin
we'll talk about that a little bit more
in a little bit um I want to play
devil's advocate here a little bit so
you know the body produces galactin 3
for a reason right we need inflammation
inflammation is essential for healing
but what happens is especially with
cancer most chronic diseases is that
when we become chronically inflamed due
to the insults that we are you know um
the insults that are impacting our body
whether it's chemicals coming in every
single day significance amount of stress
reduction in the sympathetic nervous or
over activation the sympathetic nervous
system
um it might be
um you know chemicals in the air water
Foods these kinds of things smoking
cigarettes alcohol anything that's going
to damage DNA consistently and Lead to
that chronic inflammatory process we
know
scientifically that just the process of
inflammation in a chronic state of of uh
deterioration repair deterioration
repair
produces damage to healthy cells
creating DNA damage potentially leading
to chronically fermented cells which can
lead to cancer cells right right so so
Playing devil's advocate what happens if
we
um
stop produce put a stop to the
galactin-3 is there any side effects of
that because the body needs it to deal
with you know to produce inflammation or
is it because the body is already
chronically inflamed this is a way to
help you know reduce some of that
inflammation to reduce the damage that's
coming from the chronic inflammation
yeah so it's an excellent question a
common one and the explanation is
actually simpler the body will still
produce galactin 3 when it's needed
where it's needed that's a beauty that's
why it's not a double-edged sword for
example there are certain treatments for
example blocking tnf Alpha receptors you
get a stronger tnf Alpha inflammatory
anti-cancer effect but the patient can
die from the inflammation here it's not
the you are in the same time
improving the immune function for
example pdl1 Inhibitors don't work when
collecting three levels are elevated in
the blood milk nose it okay so for
example when you blog electron you'll
get a better immune response that's what
we've seen biochemical relapse what is
biochemical relapse we removed
the prostate cancer there is no PSA
there's no prostate then the cancer
starts coming back we block with with
collecting three blocker with modified
prospecting we're not killing the cancer
we are lying the body and the immune
system to overcome the cancer right at
the same time we are reducing
inflammations for example going to a
very different field that I published
some very important papers in sepsis in
the acute kidney injury we show that if
we if we're using in in the most
acceptable animal sepsis model if we
give mCP before we create the sepsis
interleukin-6
rise is attenuated dramatically
creatinine rise and damage of kidneys
goes down and survival goes up from from
40 to over to 80 percent
very very significant and why not just
by using the modified Citrus exactly
yeah and we also showed for example in a
very good Journal peer review journal
that when a patient comes to the to the
ICU with sepsis without pre-existing
conditions
kidney disease how this is cancer the
level of Galatians 3 time of admission
there is no evidence of kidney damage
will determine later on during
hospitalization which patient will get
kidney injury and which patient will die
from sepsis
similar with cancer
when you're collecting three levels or
higher for example in normal population
mortality over 10 years will triple
because mortality over 10 years will
triple when collecting three is at what
what what's a healthier it's interesting
it's not very and that's a key Point
thank you for the question because if
you do a blood test on collecting three
some Labs will say under 22 some less
will say 17.8 which by the way is based
on a manual assay the automated essays
the numbers are lower so lower it has to
be much lower when you look at these
studies the firming of Offspring study 8
000 people you look at them the highest
20 is just
a 15.6 the lowest 40 is about 10 or 11.
so anything getting to the 1314 becomes
an issue and I want to emphasize do not
decide if to address the electing 3 and
use more defects introspecting based on
galactin 3 because levels of Galactic 3
are very individualized and based on
genetic Tendencies between having a
monomial a single galactin three that
the lab will count as one collecting
three or five galactin three that the
lab will still count as one Galaxy three
because it's attaching in a different
place so you really we really have to
understand that Galactic 3 drives
inflammaging it derives it
centurions have lower galactin 3 than
people who are 70 or 80 years old
centenarians are recording galactin
three then people are 70 or 80. why is
that because they are the ones who
survive for a longer period of time they
have less inflammation in their body
interesting interesting and what about
uh like have you looked at obviously you
have different ages of demographics of
people yeah I mean Galaxy 3 goes up with
age
and just to give a sense that over 8 000
published papers on pubmit on correcting
three so it's not a it's finally coming
to the Forefront but our interest in
integrative medicine is for the ability
of collecting three to regulate
potentiate and hence
dysregulated immune response while
regulating the metabolism of the cell
and allowing other treatments oxidative
treatment chemotherapy immunotherapy
radiation therapy integrative holistic
treatment with similar effects to work
better because of this very unique
synergistic effect you know Nathan you
know well when I showed the list of the
ligands the whole tree the whole
therapies the chase one of these
specific ligands right here we got the
driver of all of them that is bringing
it so and it's I mean
some of the people are so elegant for
example you look at studies in mice
where you cause damage in the kidneys
the kidneys get a stress signal
activate macrophage Galactic 3 goes to
the heart and creates damage in the
heart right you use you give modifies
with respecting you cancel it you use
mice that are genetically without
galactin 3
and you don't get the damage you use
mice without collecting three but you
put in the bone marrow cells that can
produce the electron three the kidney
will give a message to the bone marrow
you know Chinese medicine Gene right the
kill the bone marrow will send activated
macrophones and collecting three to the
heart and you'll get hard damage it's
really a major early Upstream regulator
and activator of the immune response in
the search it plays such an important
role in oncology and we are now engaging
in more studies and we are publishing
more papers in oncology you know it's
what I call a 30 years overnight success
you know
is fascinating research and it's it's
very very interesting
um Marie's got a great question she says
measuring CRPS so C-reactive protein can
that be a an indirect way of estimating
galactin three levels so a CRP and
galactin 3 isn't created at all yeah so
it's it's a good question
so collecting three is an FDA approved
test every lab does this and it's most
insurances pay for it it's a simple test
CRP is much more of a downstream a
downstream
inflammatory markers an activator it
does cause damage it's not just a marker
how do you know
when you go one degree of of Co of
course right that's a straight line I go
of course I'm very close and what
happened and I go you get a big
difference right very big difference
very tiny different galactin 3 will Max
double itself go up by 50 see the
protein will go up 100 fold
interlocking six will go up thousand
fold why these are Downstream molecules
that have been affected so correcting
addressing collecting three is key
but mainly when you block electing three
you are affecting all these nasty
processes and in the same time if you
use modified retrospecting then
in the same time you also enhancing the
immune system because for example
pectasol has 10 Ram no Gala galactone
and two which is the active immune
enhancer in mistletoe and it's very
effective removal of heavy metals and
toxins
so you get other benefits so it's really
it's really a gift of nature that I
never imagined so practice pectasol is
one of the products you designed right
yeah soil is the only Modi all the
research I mentioned was done on paper
is really their own
I mean I am a
I'm in a good position of being used for
about science you know so modifies it
respecting is the generic term but it's
really all about pector solid specific
structure specific molecular weight a
specific way of manufacturing and
Haiti published papers and ongoing
research in multiple Fields so so
pectasol has uh that's what all of the
research has been done on that you're
referencing but it also has what else is
in it it has mistletoe in it or what is
in it that activates the immune system
as well
modified respecting itself
has certain structures that activates
the immune system and one of them ramnog
electron and two is a active immune
enhancer that you that you see in
mistletoe as well I got it okay so now
now okay couple questions here uh one is
what is modified Citrus pectin
great question
so pectin is a is a long chain of
carbohydrate of sugars not glucose
galactoronic acid that is present in the
inner peel of the citrus fruit
it has a very large molecular weight
between 80 and 200 kilo Dalton it
doesn't get absorbed and it is terrified
it's a the charges are neutralized
when you modify to a very small size
under 13 kilo Dalton and you
specifically change the structure it
gets absorbed into the bloodstream where
it has its beneficial effects so lemons
limes
grapefruits uh oranges
yeah but you can eat them until the end
of the world it won't do anything you
have to modify it with enzymes with heat
with ph to create a different product
that's why it's it's not citrospecting
it's modified it respectively now has
there been studies done on just straight
Citrus correction
yeah actually it had no effect and in
fact one of the initial studies she even
showed worsening in melanomas a paper in
92 yes
very interesting
um so a couple questions Marie's asking
well let me go to one that came in a
little bit earlier Erica was asking can
I take mCP wall on chemo yes so
motivated respecting is extremely safe
with chemo there are papers published on
synergistic effect with Andrea mycene
with a with carboplast with taxol and we
we we published a paper showing
enhancement of radiation therapy there
is a lot of work on enhancement with
immunotherapy and very important if
you're going to have a biopsy
or you're a pre and post surgery
modified prospecting is the last
any kind of food you put in your mouth
and you should go to 20 grams a day and
you continue you start about a week
earlier and you continue until you get
the result if it's a biopsy or at least
for a few weeks then the reason is the
damage to the blood vessels into the
connective tissue that can spread cancer
is driven by galactin 3.
so modified prospecting becomes a very
important tool around biopsies around
surgeries and it's part of the research
that we are planning to do is around the
around prostate cancer
with before or after surgery because of
the easy pathology but yes it's very
important so that's the beauty of it
it's extremely safe it's a highly
sophisticated fiber
interesting so so taking it before any
conventional treatments and after and
higher dosages
can improve yeah usually the higher
dosage is around surgery because of the
very short time that you don't want
cells to spread yeah spreading but you
don't want them to go into the tissue
and attach the attachment is with
collecting three receptors and
angiogenesis
but in general you can take modified
Spectrum with chemotherapy with
radiation theorem with immunotherapy
which is not the case I'm I'm very
conservative in which supplements to use
in combination you know people who have
worked with me my protocols change let's
say it's a 21 day cycle the whole
supplement changed during the 21 days
based on where we are in the process
but modifies with respecting is uh can
can be used in from my perspective for
my practice if you look at my child's 15
20 years ago and I've been researching
motivated prospecting for almost 28
years
it wasn't the first supplement I
recommended now it's automatically the
first supplement in my opinion the most
important one somebody can take and I'm
not saying this lightly you know I'm I'm
a serious recipient of large grants I
publish dozens of papers I'm a bona fide
researcher it is such a safety profile
in a synergistic effect and IT addresses
the basic process of inflammaging and
inflammation and inappropriate immune
response that really drives you know
every disease
so Marie is asking basically exactly
that are there any contraindications to
using uh pectasol
the only contraindication is if you have
severe kidney failure if you have
chronic kidney disease in your in your
egfr is under 15 because it's buffered
with potassium and sodium at the four to
one ratio which is a healthy ratio but
when the kidneys are almost failing
pre-dialysis you are limited with an
amount of potassium so you take a lower
dose five grams a day usually for cancer
the dose of modified with respecting is
the nutritional oncological support is
15 grams in two divided dosages seven
and a half grams twice
and we have very specific protocols for
people who are interested
so what are some of the case studies
you've seen cancer specifically in using
pectasol
you know it's really interesting uh we
have people now who are using pictosol
for 25 years
you know our initially when we started
with prostate cancer and this was a
nutritional support we have these
patients still on on pectasol it's a
it's remarkable when you start getting
the stories and it's interesting because
because in Integrative Medicine we use
so many things I never thought that
modified prospecting
will have a role in metastatic disease I
mean we know it does we know from the
animal studies that it reduces the
metastatic process but again in prostate
cancers it's a really interesting field
because you get this stage when
somebody's metastatic but they are still
on hormonal therapy and they're not
doing other treatments
and we are getting very interesting real
life
cases a lot of them and we will publish
in the next 12 months and I think it
will finally shake up the oncological
world there will be enough evidence for
regular oncologists to start making it a
household we are almost there with a we
published six months we're now
publishing 18 months now we're starting
a double blind on 300 patients which
take a few years and then when we but
when we publish the real life case
reports I think that finally people
realize wow why wouldn't I do it it's a
fiber it's safe it has no side effects
what integrative medicine is about you
know we talked before the interview we
shared our interest in meditation and
healing it's really about empowering the
patient it's not only about do this
treatment and their treatment the more
we can understand the fundamentals the
less we have to do to get to the same
results
well and it's like
um I I don't know the science maybe you
do but I would imagine that if you were
measuring somebody's collecting three
levels
uh before they started meditating and
then measured them while and after
they're meditating I would imagine they
go down had is there any science great
great study on people who who had an MI
and an hour of the heart attack they are
either they are not doing anything they
listen to music or they meditate and
level of Galactic three levels go down
by about 15 percent six weeks late
fifteen one five and more important the
damage to the area of damage to the
heart goes down
six weeks later they come back and they
meditate and again it drops down
so yes definitely because why we move
from a survival Drive
into a place of balance and when the
cell we really have to understand you
know I I shared it already but you know
it's worthwhile in other another dive I
really want people to understand this
when we move this is a survival mode the
cell cannot take a deep breath I often
ask my patients
to connect with your cancer and see why
can't the cancer cell take a deep breath
right aerobic glycolysis oxygen is there
why because
p53 suppressed all these pathways are
not working right we have to produce
energy fast we're in crisis glycolysis
produces energy 100 times faster but at
a heavy price it drives cancer when we
are at a place of Peace we move up to
here yeah and then we have a normal cell
we have a less aggressive cancer we
respond better to treatment because the
mitochondria is opened radiation can
work chemo can work oxidative treatment
can work but if the mitochondria is shut
down it's like banging our head on the
wall it's not gonna work well this is
one of the reasons that we're uh over
the coming months this is really
exciting for everybody tuning in as well
we're going to be offering many live and
and brand new recorded high quality
professionally recorded meditation
classes
energy healing classes Qigong classes
these these ancient healing practices
that we know basically activate the
immune response we're going to be
bringing them to all of you through
healing life uh both live and recorded
and actually uh Dr Isaac we were just
talking about having you involved in
that as well but just so everybody knows
that's one of the reasons we're going to
fully commit to that um these next few
months and forward because because just
being able to have a meditation practice
daily
is literally the one of the most
empowering things you can do for your
own health and your body's ability to
fight cancer and chronic disease so
um yeah
we talked about I love the name healing
life because it's not that it's having a
healing life and healing brings life yes
so really my work is called open heart
medicine the infinite healing power of
of an open heart of love and compassion
when the heart is in sync the
electromagnetic field of the heart is
big enough that it touches every cell in
our body all the time it's 100 times
greater than the electromagnetic field
of the brain some people don't know it
so when our heart is opened
it actually radiates to people around us
so when you are Nathan so what you are
doing you're not only affecting the
cancer patient just and I'm sure you
know it you're affecting the communities
around them and you can sense it right
when hundred people meditate in a room
the power but interesting even through
Zoom my experience it can somehow be
transferred it's kind of weird like you
know I would be guiding through zoom and
you can feel what's going on the other
side that you don't you don't see the
other side but this is this Con energy
connectivity that we have to respect
there are things we can understand with
science as a scientist and there are
things I've seen in my life especially
in my there were more places to see
Himalaya that science can never never
explain
never
it's so true and so powerful
um I want to go back to pectasol we have
a few other questions
um Michael was asking
could you talk about
um collecting three levels uh as it
relates to growth factors of cancer
angiogenesis
Etc is it purely a high or low level on
a blood test or they're different
galactins playing a role with
inflammation well it's a great question
so first of all there are different
galactines but the most important one is
collecting three and it's important to
emphasize that you cannot rely on
galactin 3 because of something called
methyloproteinases mmp9 I explained the
ratio between it's it's a monogle a
galactin 3 in the pentamil but in
general galactin 3 will drive the growth
process so for example it will drive TGF
better it will drive through the
macrophage the different interleukins
and the different inflammatory compound
it will drive the myofibroblasts to
create if a fibrosis so in this sense
it's not about necessary only just
removal of Galactic it's about blocking
this this
carbohydrate recognition domain that I
showed of galactin 3. that's why it's so
important
great thank you
um
uh somebody is asking can practice so be
used with cancer patients whose cancers
are driven by hormones and can it be
taken if a patient is on immunotherapy
hormone blockers
so
a lot of the research on cancer on on
medified retrospecting is specifically
on hormonal driven cancers prostate
cancer breast cancer and you know of
course there are other cancer you may
not be aware that are driven by hormones
such as colon cancer or or
many many
glyoplastomas you know many many
different cancers have estrogen
receptors DHT receptors Etc so the
answer is yes
more defensive prospecting is especially
Critical with immunotherapy
critical because it will help
immunotherapy to work better
in three what he does and I showed it in
the slide if you take an immune if you
take an environment of T cells
and you introduce galactin 3 all
excretion of cytokines will shut down
there is no immune response
you add a galactic three blocker the
immune response comes back
so the galactin 3
helps the cancer to escape
from the immune system by creating a
micro environment that the cancer
controls and by not allowing the immune
system to respond properly and that's
why galactin 3 blockers in motivated
perspectives the only one available is a
must as a nutritional oncological
support while you get immunotherapy
in many of the oncological Pharma
companies are investing in Research into
collecting three blockers because of
this
yeah hopefully they don't get their
hands on it
be better to keep it as a supplement
instead of a drug well well this is a
decision I've made many years ago yeah
you know it wasn't the necessarily the
profitable one to make but it was a
conscious ethical one and believe me
first
they read first they ridiculous then
they fight you and then they say it's
self-evident so now I'm at the
self-evident phase finally in my old age
let me interview you and ask you to
share all your wisdom and research and
science with the world
and and you know and and obviously you
know it's it's a journey yes of course
it has to stay supplemented otherwise it
will become unaffordable exactly
um
what about say somebody's already
healthy uh they work out they're an
athlete they're you know already
following a lot of healthy lifestyle
practices things like that would it be
it is sad vantageous to block collect
and three because collecting three is
going to help create a healthy
inflammatory process for repair and
Rejuvenation right
um
the collecting three repair process is
not healthy
it's not because it's driven by
inflammation and fibrosis
it's where you need it if you had an
injury even if you block it the injured
area will Express galactin 3 so you're
not you are not canceling the healing
process in fact it's shown that high
collecting three inhibits healing
taking modifies with respecting is the
most important supplement somebody can
take because it regulates the Upstream
driver of survival driven
health problems
in all levels if you saw the number of
diseases I have a slide on this almost
every disease has evolved with Galactus
you look at the research and modifies it
respecting you get kidney you get heart
you got Nash you got lung you got brain
you got a
lack of blood supply you got sepsis you
got different cancers you got
detoxification how because we are
addressing a fundamental pattern that is
paradox you know if we want to survive
and it will as a result right as a
result we fight and we cause damage look
at what's happening right now in in you
in Ukraine and Russia right yeah right
that's an example right of survival it
is just
causing so this kind of global
Global expression happens on a micro
level inside our body right yeah it's
the beauty of meditation yeah so it's
almost like it's it's it's not blocking
it completely it's helping regulate it
so that
um it doesn't overwhelm your system with
too much exactly of the inflammatory
process yeah it blocks the circulating
galactin 3 which is going to cause
damage it doesn't suppress the
expression on the local level where you
need it that's the beauty of the whole
country yeah that's really fascinating
well I'm really grateful that uh you
took the time to be here all this great
information with everyone uh in our
community I'm really looking forward to
talking with you more about being more
involved in uh healing life a part of
our ongoing faculty with healing life
um over the coming weeks and months and
um uh really excited to you know even
test and I got some of the pectasol
myself I was researching this a bit and
I was really looking forward to this
interview to hear you actually speak
about it so you know just for my own you
know nutritional uh desires and health
um goals and things like that I'm
looking forward to just experimenting
with it myself and uh yeah thank you so
much for doing this this has been
wonderful and uh we appreciate you so
much
um thanks again
thank you all for tuning in here
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