Nov. 5, 2025 - Epoch Times
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| My name is Julian Dawes and I come from St. George Hospital in Germany and we treat chronic Lyme disease and other chronic infections and also cancer. | |
| So what are you doing here at a food independence summit? | |
| One of my patients was John Miller and he invited me and he's one of the co-founders of this event and he told me, Julian you have to come. | |
| You actually cured me of Lyme. | |
| He came to our clinic, was very sick, he passed out several times and he couldn't basically take part in life. | |
| And then he came to us for three weeks and now he's cured. | |
| You know, my father is the one who detected the treatment and established the first thing. | |
| Now I'm one of the main people for the new research. | |
| Hold the presses. | |
| You cured him of Lyme disease. | |
| It's not generally understood that Lyme disease can be cured. | |
| Yeah, so we're also the only known place where that is possible because we mechanically kill off the spirochetes. | |
| We heat the body to 106.8 Fahrenheit, so that's 41.6 degrees Celsius. | |
| And it has been shown that the spirochetes, the bacteria behind Lyme disease, actually dies off at that temperature. | |
| And you somehow managed to get the person to survive this. | |
| Yes, actually, so my father was one of the pioneers of this treatment for cancer treatment. | |
| So actually we researched this treatment for stage 4 cancer patients that actually receive chemotherapy while being under that heat. | |
| Everybody can withstand this high fever. | |
| That's the maximum our body can fever spike to without taking damage. | |
| The main fundament behind this treatment actually comes from the year in 1927. | |
| There was a guy, Professor Julius Wagner Jaurek, who treated syphilis patients who came back from war. | |
| And syphilis is actually a very simple, but this bacteria is from the same family as Lyme disease. | |
| It's also spirochetal disease. | |
| And back then we have to remember there were no antibiotics. | |
| So he wanted to treat that and he actually decided to take the blood of malaria patients, injected the syphilis patients with the blood of malaria patients. | |
| So they got severe fever spikes and they were cured. | |
| So 18, these were in that study what he received the Nobel Prize for, for his malarial. | |
| He had 18 patients and 16 of them came out of a wheelchair. |
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