With Modern Medicine Can We Have A World Without Cancer?
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Hey everybody, Jason Burmes here and we're going to continue with our series from Tulsa, Oklahoma and the Red Pill Expo.
In this edition, John Richardson joins me.
Now we've had John on the program before to talk about B17 in a world without cancer, but you're not going to believe his personal journey that just recently happened.
You're not going to want to miss it.
Buckle up and get ready to make sense of the madness.
Hey everybody, Jason Burmes here.
I am joined by John Richardson, people that have been following the broadcast for some time.
John and I have now known each other probably for the better part of three years.
Well at least, at least, yeah.
And for those that don't know your involvement in the health scene, B17, Laotril, lay it on the audience real quick.
Yeah, real quick, G.L. Regriffin, we're at the Red Pill Expo here, G.O. Regriffin's 93.
He wrote the book in 1974 called World Without Cancer, dedicated to my father.
And he found out about the subject of Laotrile from my father.
My father was treating cancer patients in the 1970s.
And so that book now sells more copies in a week, World Without Cancer, than it does that used to sell in the 70s in a year.
And so it is the seminal piece that most people point to.
And so that's, and I've been involved with, I've known G.L. Regriffin since I was born.
They were best friends.
So if you talk about B17, I know pretty much all the connections.
I'm like the forest gump of B17.
My wife hates it when I say that, but it really kind of tells you that I know everybody.
I know all the doctors and all the stories.
So many so that sometimes I just go off on tangents.
And Jason, my good friend here, who's a professional, will bring me back in to talk about what it is important to the audience right now.
Well, for those that don't know where B17 comes from, it comes from several different places.
For instance, you'll see cattle grazing on grass because that is a rich source of B17.
But really, you can take apricot seeds where it's in a concentrated form.
It tastes very like a bitter or sour almond.
You know, these were conversations that I was having with G. Edward Griffin a decade and a half ago.
Isn't that amazing?
And, you know, I'll be honest, I just haven't been up on any of my supplements recently.
But from time to time, when I am on my supplements, that is part of it.
And for me, anyway, I'll get the ground up kind just so I can take a spoonful of medicine, shove it down, take the quick kickback, and it's already ground up in there.
But you can get it in a lot of different forms.
And you're actually working on one right now that may be the most digestible, concentrated, and easy way to get this.
Can you talk about that just for a little bit?
Yeah, my friend Ed Group and John Group, who formed Global Wellness back 30 years ago, all knew about B17 and Laetriel.
They had used it in their practice and had the three litter agencies harass them.
So they kind of shied away from it like most people.
Anybody watching this, you guys know that Jason tells the truth.
That's why you watch.
The truth is that Mygdal and B17 have been fought against ever since the 1920s.
They've been demonized and doctors watch their licensed.
But finally in the world we live in today, people are getting past that madness and allowing it to, the truth to come out.
So Ed Group and they have a patented way to get nutrition into your system.
It's called not liposomal, but microsomal.
It's a trademark patented way they do it.
And Ed is much better at telling the story, but it came from the makeup industry, believe it or not, where they were able to get nutrients in through your skin using this microsomal technology.
The problem was makeup so poisonous that they were bringing poison to people's bodies and that was killing them.
So Ed repurposed it for nutritional things, and we are now putting that microsomal technology to use with B17.
And it's actually in production right now to where you can put it under your tongue as a microsomal B17 and have it be as effective as IV B17, which for years people have used in the treatment and control of the C word.
Unless you're on YouTube, which you are, you're starting to grow again.
We can't say the word C-A-N-C-E-R, but that's the product we're coming out with with Global Wellness Forum, Global Healing, excuse me, is coming out together with us with RNC store, a microsomal B17.
And it's going to be, as I told Jason before, it's going to be world-changing.
It's going to be life-changing.
It's going to be available in so many more places than it's been in the past.
Because the thing they've done with apricot seeds, they taste bad, and so they've told people that bad taste is poisonous cyanide.
That's the big lie, and that's the big story that we have to get over to this day, 50 years later.
We don't know a single person, not one audience, that's ever died of ingesting too many apricot seeds.
That's legitimate.
They talk about a girl in the Philippines, or they talk about somebody over here, but every time you do the research and dig down, these people don't exist.
They're a made-up story.
And whoever thought that the medical establishment would ever make up a story to sell more of their expensive drugs?
No, it's never happened.
No, your audience never would be able to do that.
I mean, now we're delving into conspiracy theories.
Yes, we are.
Yes, we are.
Now, you were telling me you had a recent health scare that the mainstream medical establishment, I mean, many a doctor, told you was cancer recently.
Now, before you even get into that, it still makes me laugh.
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What happened that you were seeking medical attention?
Take us through the journey.
Well, my entire life, you know, I stayed away from hospitals in a medical industrial complex.
So when I got an upset stomach, I did the same thing.
I just talked to friends.
I'm surrounded by brilliant naturopathic doctors, but it's funny because when we get together, we don't talk about natural medicine or anything like that.
I'm literally with the most the leading experts, and I have an upset stomach, and I just talked to my buddy.
Hey, what do you do?
And so I self-treated myself for an upset stomach with some things that actually made the problem worse.
Not because they weren't great products, but because I did them improperly.
And I even hesitate to mention that they were.
If you want to reach out to me, I'll tell you.
But I don't like to mention it because then people are thinking I'm saying those things aren't good.
So I was trying to self-treat and I was developing a really painful intestinal tract.
And instead of going to my naturopathic doctor and saying, what should I do?
I just continued doing home remedies.
I would eat sauerkraut or I would eat more pickles or I would drink more water.
But the blockage I had was just was remaining there.
And so on Easter Sunday, I started, I got really sick from eating a brunch.
And literally at one o'clock in the morning, the day, Monday after Easter Sunday, I started throwing up, and it was just bile coming out of me.
And I had this massive pain.
And my son, my 17-year-old son, because my wife happened to be out of town in Florida, my 17-year-old son said, Dad, I can't watch you go through this anymore.
I got to take you to urgent care.
So in Phoenix, Arizona, my 17-year-old son took me to urgent care.
I threw up on the way there.
I threw up as I was checking in, signing the documents.
I was signing my life away.
I threw up in the room after they got me in.
And by 3 o'clock in the morning, they ambulanced me over to a medical center, gosh, Merritt Hospital.
I have the name.
I've slipped me right this second.
So you went from home to urgent care to a hospital facility, probably in a 12-hour period?
Less than 12 hours.
Okay.
Yes.
Yeah, and delirious.
And because I was throwing up, I had an emergency situation.
It's almost like I drove my car into a tree and all of a sudden it was happening because I've been used to being bulletproof.
I always joke about I never get sick.
So here I am going through it.
And basically, within 12 hours of going to the hospital, having IV put in my arm, they stuck a nasal tube down, which actually helped.
They started pumping out all this excess bile.
Within 12 hours, I was in the room with a surgeon.
And I have his name in this surgeon in this hospital in Arizona that's a five-story, multi-million dollar hospital with millions of doctors, I mean, millions of dollars invested, you know, hundreds of doctors anyway, telling me I needed to remove two and a half feet of my colon if I wanted to live another 10 days.
They said I had stage three colon cancer, and they drew on the whiteboard inside the hostel room how they were going to cut my colon out.
And, oh, by the way, when I first got there at three o'clock in the morning, they offered me morphine because I was in pain.
I was throwing up.
They offered me morphine, which I just instinctively realized if I take morphine, they're going to be able to convince me to do anything.
So I'm not going to say no.
And I started feeling better.
The pain was going away because they were sucking the bile out through my nostril.
And my naturopathic friends later told me that was great.
That was what the throwing up was doing to stop this pressure in my bowel.
So within 12 hours, I was scheduled for an emergency surgery to remove two and a half feet of my colon.
My prognosis would then be I'd have a colostomy bag.
I would have to go on non-rejection medication for the rest of my life.
And I'd have to come back to the hospital every three months to get checked because they were going to, anybody that knows about anatomy, the large intestines has a very big tube on the top.
And on the bottom, where it connects to your small intestines called the duodenum, these two things are way different.
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Connecting them is like, even looking at it intelligently, you go, that's not possible.
But they said, oh, yeah, we'll do it.
But you have a chance the rest of your life of having a perforated colon, going into sepsis.
You know, you could die at any time if you don't take care of yourself and, you know, and after the surgery.
So they were pitching me on it.
And I knew instinctively, first of all, I know I don't have cancer.
I've been taking B17 and lantern my whole life, like Ed Griffin.
But even more so, I just thought God had put me in this position to see what it's like for all these other people.
I always laughably tell, why did you listen to your doctor and do that surgery?
Because you're in that situation where it's fight or flight and you're getting drugged in, and it's a multitude, not only the experts, but your family.
Exactly.
Exactly.
And it's your family that usually pushes you over the edge, even if you are skeptical.
You know, when my buddy, and he's gone now, you know, that was the funeral I was telling you about.
And he got diagnosed shortly after his wedding, and he had just gotten his wife pregnant.
It was going to be his first child, which it was.
And, you know, he got almost five years out of that situation.
But when I first said to him, hey, man, you do this.
It's a death sentence.
He goes, listen, man.
He goes, my wife's going to make me do it.
My parents are going to make me do it.
He goes, every single person in my, I don't have a choice.
I've got to do it because they're telling me that if I don't do this, I don't get the five years with my daughter.
And on the off chance that doesn't happen, you know, at least I tried.
And that, you know.
He kept the end away from pretty much everybody.
And, you know, I was lucky enough to see him maybe five, six months before he went.
It's making me emotional.
I can feel emotional with him.
It kills me, man.
And, you know, I sent him Fenbenzadol, and he wasn't, you know, he's the guy that was literally by my side as I woke up to 9-11.
He watched The Road to Tyranny with me for the first time on this little screen on a real media file that was like 240p and out of an audio sink.
And he was with me, you know, long before Luce changed.
Went down to New York City with me on the fifth anniversary of 9-11.
You know, it breaks my heart.
It breaks my heart.
It breaks my heart because, Jason, we're closer, you know?
Yeah, and I don't want to jump in and interrupt that story because that poignant story is important.
But I don't know how much time we have.
We have plenty of stuff.
So get back to, I mean, again, it's just that emotional push that family, that's where we were talking about.
That family can push you and pushes you past the brink.
And you had that experience.
And I mean, look at you right.
You look fine to me, brother.
Well, yeah, they continue.
They told me I'd be dead in 10 days if I didn't do the surgery.
They said we have an apple core lesion in your colon, your large intestine.
They even drew a picture on the whiteboard.
It looks like a third grader druid.
I took a picture of it.
I saw it.
I showed it to Jason.
And people, because I knew people wouldn't believe this.
Because I've been on 300 podcasts in the last two years talking about that nobody has to die of cancer.
And here they were telling me, they didn't know who I was.
I was just a random guy in the hospital.
They didn't know I was on the natural cancer board of the Global Wellness Forum.
They didn't know any of that.
They just saw I presented with an emergency and they thought that they were helping me.
And so morphine, they'd started doing tests, blood tests.
They started doing all these things.
And my family, as you said, was starting to hear these things and going, Dad, they're telling you you could be dead in 10 days.
Or John, my friends, I've had a friend, a dear friend, and I don't want to call his name out, but he flew out from Houston to be by my side.
And he was even saying, well, maybe we should do just a little surgery.
Maybe cut the part out that's really bad.
And I won't say his name, but I said, you're kidding me?
I've been spending my last 30 years of my life telling people there's a better way.
And here I am in that situation.
I'm going to go for a little surgery.
I'm going to go for a little cutting part of my organs out.
I believe that 95% of surgeries are unnecessary.
I've always believed that.
But here I was in the situation with count them, 15 white coat doctors and my own family going, these are all white coat doctors, although they've all known what I've been doing with my life for 30 years and saying, maybe you are different.
Maybe this, you know, God is telling you, get the surgery and you'll survive from this.
And I just politely declined but said, hey, I'm not saying I'm anti-surgery.
I'm saying I'm going to try natural ways first.
Let's continue on this path.
Well, John, any day that goes by, you're just going to get worse.
You're going to get more dehydrated.
It's going to close off more.
You're going to cause serious damage.
You probably get a perforated colon.
All these things were coming at me.
All these fear-mongering.
That's what they were doing.
All these doctors.
And they were sending in one after another.
And I got all their names.
And I continued to remain friendly with them.
I didn't get belligerent because they were saying, we can't let you make that decision.
You can't do that.
You got to do this.
Well, if you don't want to do the surgery Wednesday, we'll save a spot for you Saturday.
Well, I just kept saying, sorry, now I got to talk to my doctor friends, Dr. Brian Artist, who's here at the show.
I got to talk to Henry Ely, Dr. John Murphy.
Some of these doctors you know, the audience knows, who were telling me, no, you don't have cancer.
You probably have some kind of inflammation or blockage, but let's just see what happens.
Let's see if you start having bowel movements.
On Wednesday morning at midnight, Dr. Darrell Wolfe, why do I always, Dr. Daryl Wolfe, one of my dearest friends, who has 40 years of stopping people from getting surgery with their colon, curing, wiping out colon issues.
He's got an amazing track record out of Canada.
He's been doing it.
I got him on the phone.
He started talking to me right.
He was calling me every hour.
As busy as that guy is, I was getting called from the best doctors in the country about natural answers.
And he said, John, they should have malpractice telling you have cancer.
You just have an inflammation.
Maybe your colon's turn.
You got something going on, but we can have you back on your feet in 10 days.
At the same time that these doctors are saying you've got to go in and have your colon removed.
By Wednesday morning, Jason, I was having bowel movements.
I had 15 bowel movements on Wednesday.
So let's go through the time period here.
You get there, it's almost immediately we're doing surgery.
Right.
How long were you in the hospital before you started being able to go to the bathroom?
I was in the hospital from Sunday at, you know, like Monday morning at 1 a.m. to when I started using the, going to the bathroom at midnight on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
So we're talking about less than between 48 and 72 hours.
Yeah, less than 48 hours.
Okay, so in that time period, essentially you're already possibly on the road to recovery, but then they're still trying to push you into surgery on Saturday.
After the bowel movements, I would assume that's when you were able to depart the hospital and go home.
Well, no, it gets a little bit more complicated.
Let's take it.
So by Wednesday morning, so I started having the bowel movements at midnight, and all my naturopathic doctors were like, that's fantastic news.
Are you passing gas?
I'm talking about stuff that's not, guys don't usually talk about this, but here we are.
Are you farting?
Are you burping?
Yes, all those things started to happen.
That was Wednesday morning.
I'm telling the nurse.
Nursing, okay, that's great.
And I'm saying, are you telling the doctors?
Yes, I'm telling the doctors.
Doctor comes in.
Yeah, we hear you doing that, but that's just because of your IV, John.
The blockage we saw, there's no way you're having bowel movements that are coming from this side.
The only reason you're feeling better is because we're pumping out all this bile out of the nasal tube that went down your stomach.
And all my naturopathic friends are saying, that's great.
They're great they're pumping that bile out because now you're getting that feeling of wanting to throw up is going away.
So you can have some inflammation can decrease.
But the doctors were still saying we still got to do surgery.
That doesn't matter.
It's not curing it.
So 15 bowel movements by Wednesday afternoon.
By that time I said, hey, look, let's do another CAT scan.
Okay.
You did the first one.
It showed I had all this blockage.
Did the next CAT scan, waiting for the results.
They were like, oh, but we don't usually do that.
Well, let's do it.
I feel better.
I'm having these bowel movements.
So I go have the CAT scan, and it comes back, and they say, oh, oh, nothing's changed.
So the same.
You still are recommending surgery.
You obviously didn't have it today, so we're going to move you to Saturday.
And of course, all my naturopathic friends are saying, okay, John, this is a scam.
Have they shown you that?
To this day, they still will not show you the second scan.
I have not seen the second guess.
They've paid for it.
Paid for it.
Oh, yeah.
No, everything in the hospital.
You're in the grocery store.
You're getting scanned.
They bring a plastic toothbrush in.
You're getting your wrist scan.
Everything is thousands of dollars.
The stay was tens of thousands of dollars.
The point is, and I've talked to all my MD friends, all the Gold Care people, Dr. Dana, shout out to Dana.
She was tearful when I was telling the story.
She said, that's what it is.
That's the system.
Anything you tell them that's opposite of their diagnosis they've already put in, all these 15 doctors done, they'll just ignore it.
It's almost like cognitive dissonance.
You're saying you're having bowel movements, they don't believe it.
Either you're lying.
Nobody came in.
The top GI guy in the state of Arizona was my GI guy.
You know how many times he came into my hospital room during this day?
Nonce.
Nonce.
Zero.
He sent in surrogates.
All he did was read my CAT scan and say I needed this $250,000 surgery.
So it continued, even though it's had a bowel movement.
So by the time, by that point, I had been convinced by all my friends, do not do the surgery.
Let's get out, get you fixed naturally.
And then if it's still blockage, there's something going on, you can have a surgery.
So then all of a sudden, I don't know if I mentioned, but first time they said, you can't have a colonoscopy because we'll perforate your colon and you'll die on the operating table.
You'll be one of those one out of a thousand people that dies from a colonoscopy.
I really, here I am admitting it, didn't know what a colonoscopy entailed because I've never had one.
I don't intend to have one.
Don't.
Anybody that believes in me do not have one now that I know.
They do five to 10 million colonoscopies a year.
It's a $10 billion industry.
And the horror stories of people that have died immediately after having colonoscopies is rampant.
They always blame it on a cancer, just like they would have done with me.
So all of a sudden they found a miracle doctor that could do a colonoscopy on Wednesday night.
He could do it.
And John, he's an expert.
He will not perforate your colon.
And I almost thought, this thing is good.
Great.
No, I have to say that.
I know, I get it.
Yeah, they're going to see what I have, and I'll be able to know what it is.
You know, I have another quick cancer story.
Okay, go ahead, tell me.
I was just over at a wedding in New York, and I hadn't seen this person probably seven, eight years, but the last time I saw him, and he's about a decade younger, so he's mid-30s at this point.
Shortly after, he had a colonoscopy.
Early 30s, they tell you to do that, right?
And they told him he had stage four colon cancer.
Now, he survived.
Whatever they did, I was shocked because, again, they told him stage four, and he's doing great and looking great, and he went that route.
But when you hear about these horrors, you really wonder whether that was the case, because you also know about the misdiagnosis.
And the other thing they don't tell you is the third leading cause in this country of death, the third, number three, is medical malpractice.
Like, that is extremely scary.
You know, I mean, think about what they told you about the COVID-19 44 nightmare.
You know how many down the list that was?
Yeah.
I mean, we're talking number three.
Yeah.
So please continue.
No, well, everything you're saying is why I went through this because anybody that knows me is, I've been on my soapbox.
I've been down on people that would ever choose to get colon surgery or down on people that ever do chemotherapy.
Because how stupid are you?
God put me in this situation.
So the stat that you just said about your friend was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer?
He did all the chemo and everything.
You know what I think is he didn't have stage four colon cancer.
I think they admit the medical industrial complex that their own studies, listen to this, their own studies admit that they've misdiagnosed on 30% of the times.
So now, because they don't want to have a misdiagnosis, they want to get all 15 of the doctors on the wing to tell you you have colon cancer.
I was having nutritionists telling me you got colon cancer, John.
I've seen it before, this presentation, you got colon cancer.
They were having palliative doctors, the doctors that only come in when you're ready to die, they had two of those come in and tell me, John, you're choosing to die of something that you're healthy, you can get cured of relatively simply.
We can get you into your 70s, John.
Our good friend JiRa Griffin's 93 and still running around.
I'm rocking rolling, buddy.
Rock and rolling.
I don't want to live to my 70s.
I want to live to be 120.
So what I experienced was what your friend went through.
Now, he survived, but did he survive cancer or did he just survive the surgeries?
And that's the real question I had from the very beginning.
I'm telling you right now.
We're talking about somebody who's still not even 40.
I have a nurse here from Phoenix that I talked to today, and she said, she was tearful.
She said, John, it's rampant.
The nurses know it's rampant.
We're diagnosing people with diseases that we provide an expensive surgery for.
Now they are locked in to the medical industrial complex.
Jason, no matter what I tell you about apricot seeds, an apricot seed will not grow back two and a half feet of my colon, no matter what I tell you.
An apricot seed will not grow back my liver if they cut it out.
Doesn't matter how great an apricot seed is preventing cancer or treating cancer if you remove body parts.
So the nefarious part of this is that if they do these surgeries on you, you're locked in.
Your friend has to go back and get checked off.
Oh, I know.
And again, we had that discussion.
I'm not being clear recently.
I'm just bringing it up that I've seen so many aspects of this, and it is so deceptive.
So let's get back to your story.
Okay, yeah.
We're now at the point where you're having the bowel movements.
They've wanted to move to Saturday.
How long do you spend in the hospital before you get out?
Well, by Wednesday, they said they had this doctor that was going to give me a colonoscopy.
I thought, okay, let's do it.
I had my friend in.
He's like, yeah, let's see what it is.
But then I got Dr. Wolf on the phone.
And he said, no.
He said, John, why?
What?
Because you're curious?
And I had to admit, yes, I'm curious.
John, once they put you under, they're going to find something.
They're going to cut a polyp off.
They're going to cut something.
And if they find a constriction, they could cut it out.
You're going to sign documents.
People don't realize this.
If I go for surgery, I'm going to be under, Jason.
I'm not going to be a wide awake guy.
I know.
They're not going to be going, hey, John, we found this poly.
You want to cut it off?
No, they're just going to cut it off.
And they're going to send it to some lab, and some lab gets a huge amount of money, and the hospital gets a huge amount of money for finding cancer.
Okay?
So he said, unless you want to have cement poured down your throat with radioactive material, destroy your gut biome, and likely them find cancer, John, I recommend you not do a colonoscopy.
And I said, okay, I'm not going to do it.
You should have seen the face of the doctors and nurses when I said, I'm not doing the colonoscopy.
They looked at me like I was an insane criminal, and then they were all getting together and they just wrote me off.
And they used the words, we're writing you off.
We're writing you off.
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You'll be dead in 10 days.
We're writing you off.
I mean, we found this expert colonoscopy guy that never has a perforation.
We got him for you, John, last second, and you're denying it?
What do you think I felt like when they're telling me that?
Oh, I get it.
Okay.
I'm feeling like, did I make a mistake?
I got my friend, Dr. Joe Wolf, who's my dear friend, telling me, don't do it, don't do it.
But I'm still in a situation where my family's going to, I get it.
Wow, this is John Richardson, people.
Anybody that says, I don't know who that guy is, just look into my history.
I've been talking about this for 30 years.
My dad gave his life for this.
Anyway, when they wrote me off and said, okay, I literally, oh, is that guy going to come back?
No, he wrote you off.
Your case is no longer.
So they wrote me off.
The head of the hospital started talking.
He was having conversations with me.
We befriended each other.
And I said, look, he said, what are you going to do, John?
You're taking up a bed.
They want me to get you out.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, I can't just send you home, John.
You'll come be back in 48 hours.
And you'll be dead in 10 days if we don't do something.
There is no other options.
There's no other thing for what you have, John.
Okay.
So we negotiated between this.
I think it was Thursday morning, maybe like 10 o'clock.
We negotiated, okay, look, I'll take the tube out.
I'll take the IV out.
I'll get no medical support.
I'll start eating some soups and some food.
And if I don't have any pains and I'm doing fine, you'll let me out.
Yeah, John, I'll let you out.
I'll have you come out, but I'll have to have you sign against medical advice or AMA form.
You have to sign that, and your insurance won't cover you if you come back in 48 hours.
I get it.
You're going to have to pay out of pocket if you come back, John.
Okay, I'm saying okay if I'm not.
I get it.
Yeah.
But then we worked through it.
Then I talked to my friends, Dr. Artis, Dr. Group, Dr. Ely, Dr. John Murphy, all these doctors.
And they said, stay in there as long as you can.
They've got that pump in you.
Take as much of that bile out of your body as you can.
Stay in as long as you can at this point, John.
Sure.
They're trying to force you out now.
Stay in and keep that bile pumping out.
So I stayed in.
I continued having bowel moons.
I continued feeling better.
They continued feeding me through the IVs.
And by Friday, I felt great.
And the doctor and I, he finally said, okay, let's remove the things.
I pulled them out.
I was okay.
I went through that whole day.
I ate some, drank some soup.
I was still, everything was fine.
I was feeling better.
And by Saturday, they let me go.
So you were basically in there for less than a week?
Less than a week.
And what happens when you get home?
Because now you're eating again.
I would assume the pain has not fully subsided, but it's less.
You're talking to individuals that are probably trying to get the inflammation down.
Yep.
So what are you doing for that?
And what's that journey?
Yeah, yeah, I love to talk about it.
But I want to finish my story at the hospital from the last conversation I had, just sitting, just he and I were sitting across from each other like this.
I felt great.
I had lost like 30 pounds through this process.
So I was a little weak.
Okay, I looked a little frail.
It happens quick.
People don't understand.
Oh, it does happen quick.
You look frail.
I look like an old man.
Someone took a picture of me and it got out.
And people are like, oh, my God, John's dying.
But I sat across from this doctor who we befriended each other.
He's the guy that runs the hospital.
He's not the oncologist.
He's not the surgeon, but he runs the hospital.
Nice guy.
There's a guy running around here that I want you to interview.
He's right over there that's a head of an emergency room.
So he said, John, I hope you do well, but I'm going to tell you, I don't think you're going to make it through this.
And if there was a doctor out there that could fix what you have naturally, he'd be a trillionaire, John.
Okay.
Okay, I want you to let that sink in.
And when he did that, I kind of put my hand on her face.
You're just thinking about how much of a business they all look at it as, even though they try to tell you it's not a business.
But every single thing is about the bottom line, even if they don't realize it subconsciously in their head.
Right.
And he doesn't know.
I know doctors have gone to jail for treating people naturally.
I've known doctors that there's a doctor here that sat in jail for four years curing people naturally, and he's going to speak tomorrow.
So when that doctor said that to me, even though we were befriending each other, I just thought, you're an idiot.
So what I said was, hey, will you promise me, I'll promise you I'll do the surgery if I go out and I can't fix it naturally, I'll come back and do the surgery.
I'll promise you that.
He said, okay.
I said, I said, will you promise me something?
He goes, what?
I said, can I come back in here when I'm better and I'm feeling great?
Can I sit across from you in your office and we talk about this?
I'll get you a Starbucks card and we just talk about what I did.
And he said, yeah, John, I'll do that.
Has he done that?
Well, he hasn't, but it's because of me, not him.
Okay.
He doesn't know what happened to me right now.
It's just 81 days ago today.
Okay, so we're less than three months ago.
Less than three months ago, and the first 40 days, I was still going through all these treatments to get my body back in.
And what were the treatments?
So you're telling me 40 days in, so you've gone through a little less than a week.
We're talking about a little bit more than a month then of these naturopathic treatments that are no longer the IV, no longer the biopump.
What do you start on?
And what's the journey?
Again, how much pain are you in by the when you're, because again, you're frail.
Yeah.
How much pain are you still in?
And when do you start feeling and seeing the results?
Because I would have never known.
You look exactly like the last time we saw you.
Well, people that saw me in the interim, my son, my son was this close after I got out of the hospital.
I started still having some episodes and I'll go through that.
I'm still having some feeling of sickness and throwing up.
Sure.
But I was on like all these natural medications and things, enzymes, ozone therapy, red light therapy, vitamin B17, nine-gram injections at Dr. John Murphy's office.
He's an MD in Tempe, Arizona, who's been treating patients with cancer, an MD, a licensed MD, treating patients with cancer with laatrol for 25 years.
I didn't know him six months ago.
I think God put me through this.
And so I was at his office, and there were seven other people getting laatrol IVs in it too.
Remember, I don't believe I have cancer, but I still want to go through all these therapies that everybody says.
You want to hit it with everything you've got.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, I'm not going to wish I had done laatrol and then get worse.
So I did some colon cleanses, and I was going through, I threw up a couple more times, and one night it was really bad.
I was really throwing up because I was starting to eat food because I was hungry.
But I should have done nothing but liquids.
And so when I...
The solids.
The solids are what was causing it because I still had some constriction down there or something that wasn't going through.
Was that if I ate anything solid, snuck something solid, I snuck a couple pieces of chicken and I had this pain.
Well, I had Dr. Henry Ely over at my, my house.
He did a house call.
He gave me he didn't, he did an IV just to hydrate me because I was dehydrated too going through this.
Okay, so all these things I was doing, and basically the last time I threw up, I threw up something and it felt like like I know it sounds weird it felt like little white sacks of something, I don't know what it was.
I threw it up and then, from that point forward, I just continue to do all the treatments I was doing.
So I felt weak.
Some days I felt a little better than other days.
I could walk through the whole thing.
But suffice it to say, after 40 days of of all the things that Dr. Group told me to do, all the things that Dr. Henry Ely did, my wife had a journal.
She's got it all mapped.
My wife is total naturopath and she thought I was gonna die after all these treatments.
After 40 days I announced to my staff, I'm at 100% and it just.
Luckily it was 40 days and 40 nights from the time I got out of the hospital because it makes the story great.
It's now been, it's now been 81 days and what.
And so I started coming back to work.
I started doing podcasts.
Before that I wasn't doing anything.
Now I'm like this, better energy than I've had even beforehand.
I'm, I am.
Have you done a CAT scan?
I have not.
Now why John, why haven't you done a CAT scan?
I people that know me know well, I'd like to see the second one first.
Well, that's okay.
So, so that that's a great question and I love that you're that guy, I love that about you.
This CAT scan.
We got a written report of my second cancer.
We still haven't seen the actual physical CAT scan.
Now remember I'm, I'm out speaking, I'm doing, I'm doing all these things.
I've got 11 kids, so it's not the only thing I'm concerned here on.
But I talked to attorney Tom Renz, who you know, who's a personal friend.
He said John, you have a lawsuit for for malpractice.
I mean, you've got them lined up.
You're here, you are well, you're having total.
I'm having fantastic bowel movements because what I did fantastic, fantastic.
My sexual drive has come back.
I'm because I didn't cut out two and a half feet of my colon.
I'm not in a walker right now and you're like what happened to that John Richardson guy.
I am have more energy than ever, but on the other hand, I don't have 24 seven to go back and and force these guys to give me that CAT scan, which I'm going to do.
But I'm also going to get a CAT scan or an MRI, but I think I'm going to do a CAT scan now.
99% of people that were in the same position with me would never put them.
They wouldn't even get the second CAT scan right.
99% of people wouldn't do the third one, like I'm going to do, because it's poisonous.
You have to do these dyes, you have to do all this stuff.
I'm going to do it for the sake of the movement.
But I want to be 100.
I want all my doctors say, okay John, it's time for you to do it.
I'm gonna go back in.
I don't want to have even a little constriction and I can.
I can eat steak, I eat chicken, I eat, I eat everything before.
The only thing I'm kind of avoiding is alcohol and which is inflammatory, inflammatory and sushi, which I love sushi.
But why?
Why the sushi?
I'm wondering, because because of you know the possible parasitic activity.
Okay, that's in sushi.
You know the the, the bacterial.
Now I mean, for those that don't know, there are people in the cancer field that very much feel that cancer in many Times is a derivative of parasites, it's not fully parasitic.
Yeah, yeah, no, and I'm in agreement with those people.
Lee Merritt's right down the way here.
I just say it's like the chicken and the egg story.
What came first, the chicken or the egg.
That what comes first with cancer is a nutritional deficiency.
That's been proven, folks.
It's not just my idea, it's been proven.
And if Lee would give me the opportunity, because she's a very dear friend, I would prove it to her.
But she's yet to come out to my office, which Tom Renz has and seen all the proof and used nutritional therapy on his wife Annie, who he'll freely tell you is now cancer-free.
She was told she had a 6% chance of living with the breast cancer that she had.
Not just Laetro, not just B17, but the whole metabolic therapy.
She's alive and well and cancer-free now.
Just like me, I was always cancer-free.
I had a blockage, but I did all the same therapies because I didn't want to have a regret or I didn't want to have somebody say, Oh, yeah, it was cancer.
Just because they read it off a CAT scan.
When I tell that to MDs, they go, Yep, that's what they do.
They take anything to say you have cancer.
So you get a little lump on something, oh, it's cancer.
Let's do it, let's jab it and let the cancer free.
If you understood how cancer works, a biopsy is simply ensuring that if you do have cancer in that lump, that it's spread.
People don't realize a biopsy to tell you you have cancer is what can possibly spread the cancer forever.
You can have a lump and eat the proper nutrition.
That lump never goes away.
As long as it's not metastasizing, you're healthy, and over time, your body will start to digest that.
So I am here today as a witness to the fact that you could not have cancer, which not one test that they did proved I had cancer except the visual.
They also did a pancreatic enzyme test on me and said, good news, you don't have pancreatic cancer.
And they, I mean, that's the big one for the death sentence that a lot of people don't realize.
And, you know, you look at Tippins, the Joe Tippins protocol, he went through all of those processes.
They still, I mean, he talked about how basically his insides were cooked like bacon.
Yeah.
And, you know, they told him he was going through what causes cancer, but let's use radiation to kill your cancer.
Well, all I can say is, you know, Joe Tippins, fenbenzadol, high-concentrated, turmeric, vitamin E.
And in the, you know, six years, I think, maybe even more now, since that, they have done now trials with people with pancreatic cancer on those protocols, and they're having much better results than the mainstream treatment, if you will, for that pancreatic cancer.
And again, this guy, he was no spring chicken.
They essentially said it was a death sentence.
Maybe they could extend his life.
And he is rocking and rolling right now.
Well, that's happening all over the place.
That's the great news.
And I'm going to bring it to the audience because I can continue with this story.
I didn't do fembendazo or ivermectin intentionally.
Not because I don't believe in them, but they're pharmaceutical drugs.
And I didn't do them because I didn't want people to say, well, it was parasites you had.
I wanted to be the most natural way I could do it.
I did ozone.
I think the most unnatural thing I did is a methyl blue, but I did it not drinking it.
I did it through an IV where they take your blood out, they ozonate it, and they put some methylblue and they run it through an infrared machine.
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This is at an MD's office, by the way.
Think about all that.
And he and I decide together, don't do fenbendazole or ivermectin, although they think they're fantastic in the right circumstances.
Let's not do a pharmaceutical answer.
Let's do completely natural and see how we do because we can always add that.
Sure.
I don't believe anything is urgent.
You got to have surgery Tuesday.
I don't believe it.
Just because you're in pain doesn't mean you're dying.
Now, the things that can go through that when they open you up and do and cause these problems could lead to death.
This is what I tell people.
If I get in a car accident, the first place I want to be is a hospital so they can set me, make sure my heartbeat is okay, make sure any bleeding or whatever here or internally is all right.
Unless it's blunt force trauma in some crazy situation, I am so skeptical.
And, you know, I got misdiagnosed with my BPPV, which was biproximal positional vertigo.
where I had to go through five different doctors before anybody even listened to me.
And they gave me the cancer scare, and then it was the granuloma scare, all of it.
And I was right.
And I'm not a smart guy.
But listen, I'm not that smart.
I don't have their degree.
I simply looked up what I had, what it possibly could be, what was, you know, thank God I had one doctor, one, that listened to me, then sent me to physical therapy, finally, and I paid everything out of pocket because I had no insurance.
By the way, I would have gotten taken to the cleaners if I did have insurance.
That's the other thing they don't tell you because all of a sudden I start telling them I'm paying cash and there's a cash price right now.
Oh my gosh.
It's lower than the other one.
I have some funny stories about the money.
You get cash price.
Cash price, it's lower than your insurance.
You hear how that works.
No, they end up giving, they end up out of pocket ends up being more than the cash price.
Every time.
Every time.
And again, it's almost the convenience factor, but you want, in my case, you wanted the dissident because basically the woman that finally listened to me, she was the only one that wasn't making me wear a mask in the office.
She was the one that I was making laugh.
She was the one that was treating me like a human being.
And they sent me to physical therapy in the same Genesis network.
The woman within physical, you know, I'm now sitting in a big room, probably bigger than this, probably three times the size of this, where most people, she looks at me and she diagnoses me and sees how my eye moves right away.
And she goes, oh no, I think you're right.
She goes, most of these people, they're never going to recover fully.
She's like, we'll see what we can do with you.
We did 20 minutes of her moving my head around almost like a chiropractor and giving me a just a pamphlet on exercise I could do.
Now these were things actually I'd seen on the internet from the self-diagnosis and I had tried them initially but apparently again, I didn't guidance.
You need guidance too, because when you try it yourself you try it once you go.
It didn't work.
Well, the doctors would say no, you got to try it six times.
I'm not saying you don't need guidance from these performance.
Well again, I felt you know these were heavy, like I couldn't, like it was crippling, you know what I mean, like I would fall over to the side and she goes sorry, I'm gonna do this to you.
She apologizes first, so she moves my head around.
I'm feeling we do it about for 20 minutes.
I'm feeling a little wonky.
She goes, take this.
I went home, I took a nap.
Now the big thing with the vertigo is if I put my head on the wrong side, the vertigo would ensue.
If I tried to tie my shoes, the vertigo would ensue.
I didn't even realize it.
I actually drove down to Oklahoma for the first time after that to be at Clay Clark's workshop for the first time.
I think we saw each other.
Yeah, I think we actually had seen each other there and I got to the hotel and I woke up and I go wait a minute.
My vertigo is gone.
I didn't do any exercises ever.
It took a 20-minute segment with somebody that, and I think that cost me $400 compared to everything else.
Right.
Knocked it completely out.
Yeah, and that doctor that did that for you, if the news media found out about that, she'd be shut down in a couple weeks.
That's the system we're under, folks.
I want you to pay attention.
The natural, cheap answers are the ones they demonize as being quackery, and those are the ones that work more often than not.
All the doctor friends I have, all the MDs, everybody, are convinced that 95% of our diseases and our metabolic problems are misdiagnosis or deficiency diseases or simple naturopathic answers to so many problems.
It's just we haven't figured it out.
We have trillions of dollars literally on the pharmaceutical side telling them to take this medication, that how many medications were you prescribed?
So I had to go see an optometrist first because it was affecting my vision.
That was the first thing.
I had a blurry eye before the vertigo ensued.
And I mean, essentially what had happened is I hadn't taken care of my teeth, okay?
Because I hadn't really been to a dentist.
I was taking care of my stomach.
I hadn't taken care of my stomach.
Well, from 12 on, I hadn't seen a dentist until I was like 20-something, and then I just rotted a bunch of them out.
I was drinking sugar, smoking that type of stuff.
And I had several abscesses over my time period.
So that's a big infection right here.
The infection was right behind my eye where there was, you know, a substantial, you know, what they would eventually tell me was liquid.
Okay.
So I immediately said to them, I think that this is probably from an infection of my teeth, just shunt, shunt, shunt.
Every time, every single time, even after I had had the Genesis person literally fix me and I went down, I had been scheduled to go to Iowa City to Iowa University where I was going to get my CAT scan.
I had already done the one that sounds like a bad nine-inch nail song.
What is it?
The MRI, which was horrific.
And like, that's the one where they really try to scare the shit out of you.
And they told me after that that it wasn't cancer, okay?
But I get in there, and the first thing they want to do is run a bunch of auditory things on it.
Now, remember, I'm paying for this.
I go, let's just stop right now.
I go, you still have it on there that I have vertigo.
She's like, yeah, that's gone.
I had BPPV, and I explained to her, I got the diagnosis right.
I think whatever's going on is probably still the infections in my mouth, blah, blah, blah.
So I go, I do the MRI.
I don't do any of the other tests after.
She's like, oh, oh.
I wait there for two hours after.
The doctors come in and go, yeah, you're fine.
You have some leftover liquid that is going to dissolve.
And what I did is I buckled down through my good friend Todd McGreevy.
Todd's actually going to be publishing some interview through his dentist, who is also a fan.
And over the next six months, we did the work.
Probably like five to ten grand worth of work.
And I haven't had any infections in my mouth.
I haven't had any cavities.
I haven't had any recurrence of any of it.
My eye is not blurry.
I have my 20-20 vision back, all of it.
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And it was, again, you don't, people want to give you a pill or a surge.
That's true.
That's it.
That's the whole system.
And you've got to look to actually cleaning up your lifestyle.
The root of the problem.
It's literally, that's the system we're changing right now.
And we really are changing.
I can give you all sorts of stats.
The good news is that we're changing the system.
And people, MDs are now talking about when the MIC collapses.
Not if it collapses, it's when, because the population is waking up to the fact that we've been lied to about everything.
And that's not just about Pfizer's been around 175 years.
Now, if we were on NBC News, we'd be cut off right there.
I couldn't say another word.
Pfizer's been around 175 years, and they don't have one thing they've ever cured.
Not one thing they've ever cured.
The only thing they do is mask symptoms.
And all that happens when you mask symptoms with painkillers or whatever else it is is that the problem, the underlying problem gets worse.
Now you get worse.
Now you have another thing.
Everybody that gets diagnosed with the first thing, you know how many other things they get diagnosed with when they start?
It's endless.
It's endless what you guys are doing.
With the mental stuff.
How many people I know now that have literally been on pills their entire adult life.
Yes.
And prior to their adult life because in so many cases, we again have mentally manipulated the population to think that you can get your teen or should get your teenager on a type of medication that's going to last their entire lifetime.
It's mind-boggling.
You're teenager.
Yes, yeah.
And listen, we're not even talking about teenagers at this point.
I mean, we're talking about grade school kids in a lot of cases, pre-incubescent kids.
It's gone.
Infants.
They're injecting infants with poisonous items as soon as they're born.
The most profitable, RFK, you can love them or hate them.
I love them mostly.
I don't like what he said about wearables, which I'm doing.
I'm wearing one right now.
Not everybody should have one.
Yeah, I'm wearing wearables.
It's terrible.
But it makes us evil.
No.
We're wearing them, so I'm not a hypocrite.
But RFK said the most profitable thing in the United States is a sick kid.
Think of how disgusting that is.
The whole system's designed to put someone in the MIC.
And I've talked to people, legitimate nurses and doctors that say you'd be horrified at the fact that they have meetings about what they're going to, surgeries are going to push on these poor kids where your kid's in the hospital for something, and they're going to push needless, unneeded surgeries on you for your children for profit.
That goes on right today, and I've got direct conversation with people.
So that system is broken, and my own grandson is now a year into his life in California without a single man-made substance being injected into his veins.
When my daughter, you know, all of her friends, her hippie friends in Santa Cruz saying, what are you talking about?
You need to get these vaccines.
Now they're all waking up.
Even the people, the left-wing people are saying these vaccines.
I'm watching my friends give their kid a vaccine and then they're sick for a month afterwards or they have all these problems and now they're in the hospital constantly.
I have 11 children all unvaccinated and we go to the hospital only when someone breaks something and I think that's happened once.
And that's really, again, that Blunt Force trauma is when you really want to get there.
Marbles of Modern Medicine00:02:13
First place you want to be in.
I love them for that.
I love them for the tube down my stomach.
I'm going to be admitted to you.
Listen, listen, there are marbles of modern day medicine.
However, those marbles in a large part have been cut off from the general populace unless there is a for-profit margin and then the benefits of those are lowered and the price is always raised.
John, we do have to wrap it up.
What would you like to leave the audience with and where can they check out your stuff, support you, my friend?
Yeah, well, the main thing that I'm doing now is speaking and writing books and doing a movie for Operation World Without Cancer because it's not just about Laetro and B17, even though that's how I'm allowed to fly here because my company that my son now runs is called rncstore.com where you can get all the B17 products.
And I want you to make sure you put in Jason's code.
I think it's Burmese.
Might be.
Just so I can know where people came from, so just we can track you.
Also allows me to help Jason on his mission to be able to fly here.
RNCStore.com, there's three free videos, there's free my dad's protocol, all that there, what I used for when they lied to me and told me I had cancer and that we're getting hundreds of people to respond to.
That's all there at rncstore.com.
But also OperationalWorldWithoutCancer.org or owwc.org is where everybody, whether it's ozone or infrared or any, or Dr. Brian Artis, everybody that has a natural answer to disease is coming together.
And that's what we're doing.
And so that's where you can find me at owwc.org or rncstore.com.
And that's where I want everybody to know that I'm trying to educate the world that you don't have to die of a metabolic deficiency disease.
You can live a long, healthy life.
John, always a pleasure to see you.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Simply an incredible story.
Again, I'm just so glad that John is healthy and happy right now.
And had he not told that tale, I would not have been able to tell the difference.
The man looked great.
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