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March 28, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams

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Sylvie Beljanski joins Mike Adams to discuss cancer therapy breakthroughs...

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	Welcome to today's interview here on Brighton.com.
	I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighton.
	I'm known as the Health Ranger, as you well know.
	And I've been talking about natural therapies to prevent and treat and reverse cancer for about 25 years.
	And today our special guest, our first-time guest, is Sylvie Beljanski.
	And she has a conference coming up in Austin, Texas, no less.
	It's April 25th through 27th, and it's at the website integrativecancerconference.com, and it features a lot of speakers, many speakers, we'll talk about this, who have knowledge about integrative cancer. creative therapies for cancer.
	So welcome, Sylvie.
	It's an honor to have you on today.
	Great pleasure to meet you and speak with you.
	Thank you for having me.
	Well, thank you so much for doing what you do and putting this together.
	So since this is the first time that we've spoken, can you...
	Introduce yourself a little bit to our audience and what brought you to this moment of your life to do this conference?
	Oh my god, that's a long story.
	Okay, so my name is Sylvie Belgiansky.
	I absolutely did not want to get involved into medicine, health, integrative health, holistic health.
	I thought it was not at all my thing.
	I come from a long line of five generations of scientists, and I thought I was done.
	It was time to end with this curse.
	And I decided to go to law school.
	But as I told you, my parents were both scientists.
	And my father was a PhD in molecular biology at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, France.
	So this is really the equivalent, French equivalent of NIH.
	And back in the 60s, I mean, we are the time where Watson and Crick discovered the genome.
	My father said, okay, there is something about the genome which tells me that cancer, yes, can result from a mutation, genetic mutation, but there is something that must trigger.
	That mutation.
	And he was one of the first scientists to look at the environment as a cause and as a solution to cancer.
	And back in the 60s, 70s, nobody was...
	Speaking about that.
	Oh, yeah.
	He was speaking about the effect of pollution.
	I mean, people looked at him like a loony.
	Right. But he pursued and he made the observation that there is a difference between cancer DNA and healthy DNA.
	It's like some kind of destabilization, open loops.
	Of cancer DNA and that whether you are looking at plants, animals, humans, it's always the same, the same destabilization.
	And that has been confirmed now since by some other scientists.
	But at the time that was very unique and he had the idea to create a test to look for natural compounds that would recognize this difference and make a selective action.
	To inhibit the synthesis, the duplication of cancer DNA without effect on healthy DNA.
	And it came up with a number of plant extracts which are selective in the action to cancer cells.
	So they recognize cancer cells wherever they are located.
	It doesn't matter if you are speaking now of breast, lung, prostate.
	It doesn't matter.
	It's recognized cancer cells.
	Invade cancer cells.
	And we now have a number of additional clear mechanism of actions which have been well documented.
	And it doesn't touch healthy cells.
	Under the microscope, you can see the plant extracts remain outside of healthy cells, meaning no toxicity, no side effect.
	And if you don't have any cancerous cell or precancerous cell, you are just going to eliminate the product in a matter of hours just by going to the bathroom.
	Let me interrupt you right there and just add, you know, I'm a food scientist.
	I run a mass spec lab for over 10 years now.
	And because of my food science background, I'll show you this.
	So, of course, I'm drinking plant extracts every day.
	For over 20 years, and in this are two molecules that I'm guessing you are very familiar with.
	One of them is full-spectrum curcuminoids from turmeric, and the other is sulforaphane from cruciferous vegetables.
	So those are two things that I take in every day, and I know they're neuroprotective, I know they're anti-inflammatory, and I know they have anti-cancer mechanisms.
	So are those along the lines of the kinds of things, but obviously much deeper in your research, Indeed.
	My father tested a number of molecules and he recognized that there are a number of natural molecules with potent anti-cancer effect.
	And I don't know if he tested specifically those at the time, I was in the 80s, 90s, but he definitely got involved into studying pauperera, which is a plant.
	Coming from the Amazon, from South America, and Revolfia vomitoria, which comes from Africa.
	Wait, what was the first plant you mentioned?
	I'm sorry, there was a little glitch.
	I didn't hear it.
	Pau Pereira.
	The Latin name is Gessospermum velozii.
	Okay. It's not Pau Pau.
	It's Pau Pereira.
	Okay, I'm not familiar with that plant or those words for it.
	Very interesting.
	Okay. And you said that's from the Amazon rainforest region?
	Amazon rainforest, yes.
	Okay. And those two plant extracts are slightly different.
	Paupera has also antiviral benefits.
	It was used traditionally in the Amazon rainforest to fight malaria and other tropical diseases.
	And Rovolfia vomitoria.
	It doesn't have the antiviral component, but it has also an hormonal regulation ability.
	So those two compounds are part of what my father developed.
	And he became very successful back in the 80s with a number of French doctors he was speaking with.
	A body of 133 peer-reviewed papers.
	He was very charismatic.
	He was speaking very well.
	And a number of doctors in France started to use, with great success, his products.
	Again, working on all different kinds of cancer.
	And no side effects and also my father showed the synergy of action with a number of chemotherapies.
	So all was going very well until one day one of those doctors called him and said, hey, I've been approached by the mistress of the French president, François Mitterrand.
	François Mitterrand was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer at the beginning of his second term and it was supposed Not to be able to finish his second term because the cancer has spread everywhere.
	But his mistress knew about a good doctor who had very good results on prostate cancer.
	And Mitterrand decided to take my father's products.
	And against all odds, it started to get better and better.
	That gave an exposure, unprecedented exposure to my father, but also to what he was doing.
	And that did not sit well at all with the French government and the French pharmacokines.
	Eventually, when you try to help people prevent cancer, eventually you're going to collide with the cancer industrial complex that depends on the continued existence of cancer for their profits, for their power, for their government grants, for all of that.
	And that sounds like what you're describing happened to your father.
	Exactly. So Mitterrand was able to finish his second term, but finally, eventually one day he passed away.
	And exactly nine months after Mitterrand passed away, a squad team with a machine gun, dogs, I mean, a company of soldiers.
	Came to raid the laboratory, destroy everything, and they told my father to stay overnight in a room and they sent some gas in the room.
	And two months later, my father was diagnosed with advanced myeloid leukemia.
	And they had taken everything, they assessed everything, all the products that was available, and my father could not even...
	Heal himself with his own products that he has spent his lifetime to develop.
	Right, right.
	And this treatment of your father, this is indicative of what we hear over and over and over again of good scientists who are trying to give a gift of knowledge to humanity, trying to share information, destroyed or threatened or arrested.
	Their labs are destroyed.
	Their lab funding is destroyed.
	I interviewed Dr.
	David Lewis, an EPA whistleblower.
	They visited him at three or four in the morning, pulled him out of his house, Absolutely. Absolutely.
	It's the pharmaceutical companies.
	They are global and their answers are global.
	Absolutely. Yes.
	And I did not went to medical school like my parents wanted, but I went to law school.
	So I knew that my parents were very sincere, honest people.
	I said, I'm going to...
	To take their legal defense.
	And the more I was digging into the legal file, I realized that this was not about justice.
	This was not about any wrongdoing.
	It was about destroying evidences.
	I was like, what?
	Destroying evidences?
	It was not what they are supposed to do.
	The judge decided he was not going to give my father his day in court.
	He was not going to listen to him and his argument.
	He was not going to give him the opportunity to bring in to the courtroom all the people that my father had helped, and there would have been thousands of them.
	So he just decided to let the case rot until my father passed away.
	And one of the last things I promised to my father as a lawyer was to take the case to the European Court of Human Rights.
	And we won an unanimous case.
	Much to my surprise, it was an easy one because they would rather have a condemnation than explain what they had done.
	Wow. Wow.
	So now...
	And what...
	In what year was that court case that you just mentioned in the EU?
	2002. Okay, so a lot has changed, right, since then.
	And I would imagine that more and more people, more than ever before, are open to your message because I think since COVID especially, people are asking a lot more critical questions about so-called health authorities.
	Is that the case?
	Here in the States, not so much in Europe.
	Things are not changing.
	They're changing in Europe.
	They're still impossible.
	The administration is still – they just don't care in Europe.
	We have noticed that.
	We've noticed that in the UK with Keir Starmer and with Macron in France and Scholz in Germany and so on.
	This is my opinion.
	None of those leaders care about their constituents.
	No, they don't.
	It's all about their power, and that's it.
	And they are sitting on so much, I mean, there is so much money going around, and it's an ignorance also of those people.
	There is not much we can do.
	However, I quickly realized that a legal win was not going to make any difference for my father's legacy, and I decided to come to the States and start a non-for-profit organization.
	I started the Belzhansky Foundation with the idea to create some partnerships.
	With academic institutions and confirm the science.
	Because they were saying that everything that my father was doing has never been confirmed.
	Nobody had ever been able to work again on those products and so on.
	And so for the past almost 20 years, that's what I have been doing, working with Columbia University, Wisconsin University Medical Center, with Cancer Treatment Centers of America, and get all those products Tested first to confirm their large spectrum,
	broad spectrum of anti-cancer benefits, working on different kinds of cancer, different stages of cancer, from inflammation, full-blown cancer, and advanced prostate cancers that do not respond to hormonal treatment.
	And now we are at cancer stem cells.
	And the results are just absolutely, absolutely beautiful.
	And that's what I am going to present at the Belzhansky Integrative Cancer Conference in Austin next month.
	All right, so let me bring up the website again, integrativecancerconference.com.
	And this is happening in Austin, Texas, April 25th through 27th.
	We aren't sponsoring the conference.
	We aren't earning anything on this just for our audience to let you know.
	We're simply helping to spread the word about something that's important.
	But you will notice that many of the speakers are people that we know.
	I mean, here's Dr. Brian Artis.
	Here's Robert Scott Bell, etc.
	Here's Dr. Ely.
	Many people that we know are going to be speaking there.
	Ed Group is there as well.
	So this is going to be a really interesting, well-attended conference, and I want to encourage those of you.
	You can buy...
	You can buy a ticket for remote access, or you can get a VIP ticket, or you can have general admission in person.
	There are different options available.
	And do you still have in-person tickets available?
	Absolutely, absolutely.
	And we hope to have people up to the last day who are going to register.
	Absolutely. Okay, fantastic.
	Are you recording the entire conference?
	Yes, and the virtual version is also available.
	Okay, fantastic.
	Well, I would love to talk to you after this show, or a different day, because I have other interviews, about how we can help you get that recording package, more publicity as well, get it out to more people over time.
	But let's get back to what you're researching.
	So, it seems to me that the research that you just described, The clinical trials involving these botanicals, this is very expensive research to conduct, as you well know.
	It is.
	It is.
	Yes. And we have been blessed with a number of very generous donors who have generally benefited from the products and show how grateful they are by supporting the research.
	That's fantastic.
	That's what has happened so far.
	Well, it seems to me that the nation, the nation of the United States of America, which seems to be willing to spend billions of dollars all over the world for every different purpose, except not funding research into anti-cancer solutions that are natural, that are efficacious, that are also very low risk.
	Could you speak about that?
	The fact that when you're using these botanical candidates, there's a natural Yes, so that's exactly what happens with those extracts, what you said, selective activity to cancerous cells.
	There is no toxicity to healthy cells.
	This happens naturally with a paupera extract.
	With a rovolfia vomitoria, however, We have a very messy, expensive, and long process to remove the rhizepine.
	Rhizepine is the main compound of rovolfia, but is toxic, and we do remove the rhizepine from our rovolfia extract, so it is rich in another compound called alstonine.
	And that gives the properties that have been observed.
	And it's a number of properties, I mean, mechanism of action that are cumulative.
	There is apoptosis of cancer cells.
	There is upregulation of P53.
	There is regulation of the replication cycle of the cells.
	Modulation of NF-kappa B. There is inhibition of 5-alpha reductase.
	I mean, there is a number of mechanisms of action which have been now documented that are all good, all good, and explain the general anti-inflammatory benefit plus a selective anti-cancer benefit.
	And I would like also to speak about the...
	The latest research that we have done on breast cancer stem cells, we have studied now for about two years the cancer stem cells.
	That's a very important thing to look at because those cells are supposed to resist chemotherapy.
	And so the tumor is shrinking, but those cells, which are embryonic, very young, very aggressive, they stay in the body, they stay in the blood, and at some point, eventually, they can wake up and create a new cancer.
	And maybe the one thing which is worse than you have cancer to hear is cancer came back because you are exhausted, you feel you have been through hell and back.
	And now you have to do it all over again.
	And we started first with pancreatic and ovarian cancer.
	And we had excellent results that led to some publications that are available on the website of the foundation, belgianski.org.
	But we wanted to do a study on breast cancer stem cells because one out of six women who develop breast cancer will eventually So we have just finished this study on breast cancer stem cells at Kansas University Medical Center.
	The publication is going to happen, but I just received the raw data, and that's what I'm going to present.
	You compare the control group.
	You have the control group, plenty of metastasis in those mice, which have been injected with very aggressive Wow.
	Well, this is extraordinary, and I'm really glad.
	Thank you for mentioning beljanski.org.
	We brought up that website, and I see you have a podcast here, which I was not aware of before, so I will check that out as well.
	I encourage people to visit your website, beljanski, B-E-L-J-A-N-S-K-I, beljanski.org.
	Did you say earlier that your family is Serbian?
	Yeah, my father was from Serbia, and just after World War II, there was no university to get a PhD in Serbia.
	So the rich kids with fur coat were sent to Moscow, and the poor kids without fur coat were sent to Paris.
	That's how my father arrived in Paris, and he met my mom, who was French.
	And at the Pasteur Institute, there was a fellowship to go to America to work at NYU, and my father got a fellowship to come to work with Nobel Prize Severo Ochoa for two years.
	And I was born in New York, and that's why I'm American.
	Wow. Wow.
	American, obviously fluent in French, and probably other languages, I would imagine.
	So, fantastic.
	Okay. Or ask you about the culture of the West and how we think about cancer and what this has to do with your findings.
	So in Western cultures, there is this scientism, this sort of compartmentalization, materialism, where people who will eat a strongly pro-cancer diet, they will have a pro-cancer lifestyle, a sedentary lifestyle.
	Vitamin D deficient, you know, lots of factors.
	And then, because of the way that we've all been trained to think about health and disease by big pharma advertisements or our governments, people will want to say, give me a pill that will take away the consequences of all my actions that are causing cancer.
	Now, they don't say it that way, but that's what they mean.
	They don't want to change.
	No, go ahead, please.
	Yeah, when I give my conferences, I always tell to people, those little plant extracts, they are going to work at the cellular level.
	They are going to give you time.
	The big question is, what do you do with this time?
	And if you do not use this time to get to the cause of what made you think in the first place...
	You are not going to thrive.
	The cancer is going to come back.
	You have to go to the root of the problem and address it.
	And it can be, you know, a lot of detoxification that is needed.
	It can be, you know, toxicity in your home, indeed your diet, the prepackaged diet is a cancer.
	It's eaten every day and an emotional detoxification, which can be also extremely difficult to achieve, to face, and can take some months.
	And I do believe that little plant extracts can help you, give you the strength to do that, but you cannot escape doing that work.
	And also, we live in a toxic environment, even when people don't specifically choose to ingest cancer-causing ingredients.
	We are inundated with non-ionizing radiation in the form of 5G towers, etc.
	But there is, of course, evidence that even non-ionizing radiation can result in the creation of peroxynitrite inside the body, which are very potent free radicals.
	that can cause subsequent damage as well.
	So we do live in a toxic environment.
	We are exposed to some level of pesticides and herbicides and certain metals as well.
	How do you incorporate an understanding of that?
	I mean, you already mentioned detox, but what do you teach your followers about how to live cancer-free in a toxic world?
	It's almost first a year.
	We have to admit it's almost impossible.
	We are not going to achieve perfection.
	We cannot live in a bubble.
	But we have to try to do our best every day with the choice that we are making every five minutes.
	We are making some choices.
	And so it's about education.
	It's about choosing organic as much as we can.
	It's about being an attitude of...
	Gratitude for everything.
	It's about getting out and taking the sun.
	It's about all that.
	I don't think we have to...
	We cannot make it complicated, too complicated, and we cannot sick and obsessed I agree.
	I completely agree.
	I've said that detox really should just be your daily habit of taking in clean water, clean air, clean food.
	And your body actually has a natural detoxification mechanism through your liver and kidneys and exhaling, etc.
	And I don't think that you need to do heroic, tragic detox.
	And there are some very good supplements to support the liver, to support the kidney, to help eliminate heavy metals.
	There are a lot of good supplements and you can take, you know, two months of one, two months of the other, two months of a third one as a whole and come back after six months, come back to the first one.
	And if you are making healthy choices as much as you can on a regular basis, on something which is not, you know, I'm going to do like a crash diet for two months.
	No, no, it's a lifestyle choice.
	That you understand what is important to you, what makes you happy, what makes you thrive, and you make those choices.
	And it should not be an effort, actually.
	Yeah, that's right.
	I'm glad you mentioned that.
	It is a lifestyle.
	For example, I haven't eaten sodium nitrite for 25 years.
	I haven't consumed a soda for more than 25 years, etc.
	And sometimes people ask me, well, how do you have the discipline?
	And it takes no discipline.
	It's a lifestyle.
	This is who I am.
	And then, if you stop drinking soda for a few years and you try one again, which I did one time just to see, oh my gosh, it's crazy.
	It's so fully sugary, and it's disgusting.
	Yeah, it is disgusting.
	I don't know why I drank so much soda when I was in college.
	But then again, you know, when...
	When we're in our early 20s, we're not the wisest version of ourselves.
	I don't think it's a matter of age.
	I think when you are doing that on a regular basis, you don't feel the difference.
	That's right.
	When I came to the States and I had for the first time a little bit of bread, I felt the sugar, a sugar rush with American bread, which did not exist in French bread.
	Yeah. Americans put high fructose corn syrup in their bread.
	But when I said to everybody, this is sweet, they looked at me and said, what?
	What do you mean?
	Bread is not sweet.
	They could not feel it.
	Americans could not feel it anymore because they are used to have this kind of bread on a daily basis.
	If it is every day, you don't feel it anymore.
	That's right.
	The next bigger question for you here then is, is there any hope that the regulatory environment may change?
	To the point where people like you and your father would be able to speak openly and freely with respect, being respected for your research into non-pharmaceutical interventions with cancer.
	I hope so.
	I hope that we are at the beginning of an era where we are going to see some improvement at that level.
	We still have to be extremely careful.
	...
	about what we say and how we are saying it.
	So my comfort zone is speaking about the foundation, about speaking about research, speaking about plant extracts, and I don't give, you know, the commercial name.
	I like that about the products because I know that I could get in trouble, but it is easy to find and to find out what are the products that are indeed, I mean, the research shows no metastasis at all.
	And I think it is worth taking some risk to share that with other people.
	I agree with you.
	Yeah, and thank you for your courage.
	To carry on your father's tradition in helping to give this gift of knowledge to humanity.
	Because I feel like we've all suffered under this forced ignorance for so long.
	Yeah, but, you know, I grew up seeing so many people being helped and at my father's funeral.
	So many people told me, you know, without your dad, I would not be here.
	I would have never seen my grandchildren.
	I would have never walked my daughter down the aisle and so on.
	Are you going to continue?
	I had to say yes.
	I promise.
	Hold on.
	I'm going to do my best.
	That was 30 years ago.
	Wow. Well, you've accomplished.
	And I want to remind people again of your conference website, integrativecancerconference.com is the website, and tickets are available.
	It begins, well, it's running April 25th through 27th in Austin, Texas.
	What building or location is that being held at in Austin?
	Do you know?
	I think it's a Hilton Doubletree.
	Oh, okay, okay.
	All right, so it's probably downtown Austin, I would guess.
	The exact address, of course, is on the website.
	Okay, it's on the website.
	Perfect, okay.
	And then remember, folks, you can buy tickets for remote access, so you can tune in and watch it anywhere, or you can get VIP access as well, and a lot of benefits.
	You can find out all the ticket options by clicking this link on the website, integratedcancerconference.com.
	Okay, now.
	Are you okay with a couple more minutes?
	Absolutely. I'm delighted to be here with you.
	I am delighted to have you here.
	I want to talk to you or ask you about the psychological cancer war on people.
	There is a fear campaign.
	It's a cancer psyop, in my opinion, that's designed to terrify people about cancer.
	I will tell you that myself, personally, my wife, my family members, none of us are scared of cancer at all.
	I have zero fear.
	The statistics that say, oh, you know, one out of every three men will have cancer, nonsense.
	I know how to prevent it.
	I will never die from cancer.
	We all have microtumors, right, all throughout our bodies.
	Our bodies just keep them under control.
	That's just part of the immune system.
	I have zero fear of cancer.
	But most people are terrified of it, and they're terrified of a diagnosis, and that fear is used to strong-arm them into chemotherapy and other radical procedures.
	What's your take on the fear PSYOP behind cancer?
	So I think conventional doctors, hospitals, are working out of a place of fear.
	For them, putting people in a position of fear...
	Is going to not let them think about any second opinion they could get, not taking the time to think what are my options.
	They will rush you to some appointment for surgery, chemotherapy and everything without letting use the time to think.
	And once you become a patient into this This machine, you have stopped, you have surrendered the opportunity to make your own choices.
	You have lost a part of your humanity.
	They are going to inject in you some toxic products.
	That are going to destroy your immune system.
	And you have lost three quarters of the battle.
	So, of course, I mean, people are terrified.
	But if you push back and you are absolutely entitled to do so at the first meeting, if you push back and say, I need the time to think, I need the time to see what my options are.
	I will get back to you very soon.
	I promise, doctor, but I'm not making an appointment with a surgeon today.
	You already take the time to be yourself.
	And maybe you will decide to go for this surgery, this chemotherapy.
	Maybe that will be, but you will not do that from a place.
	of fear and you may decide that there are some things that you can take at the same time of your chemotherapy.
	To maintain your wild blood cells and platelets, they don't have to be destroyed by chemotherapy.
	There are also natural ways to maintain that.
	You will understand that, yes, it is okay to take antioxidant and you will learn about the best diet that you need to have during chemotherapy so this chemotherapy doesn't intoxicate.
	In a bad way, I mean by intoxicating, creating toxicity to the point where you are going to be very, very sick.
	Yeah, clearly.
	And then if you are not that sick, you will be able to do good changes for your future and plan for your future.
	And also address once again, and I think it's very important, the emotional battle.
	You mentioned something really important, that chemotherapy damages cognition.
	And once a patient begins to undergo chemotherapy, they tend to lose the ability to reason their way out of the medical system.
	And although I understand you're explaining this from a complementary point of view, that for those who still choose chemo, there are things they can do to limit the damage to healthy cells.
	I certainly understand that.
	Of course, my audience would outright reject chemo completely.
	They would never undergo it.
	And they would instead use, let's say, let's call it natural botanical targeted chemo.
	Which is really some of what you and I are talking about, the induced apoptosis of cancer cells through specific botanicals.
	But the cancer doctors in America, they have so many financial conflicts of interest.
	They do not tell their patients that they profit from the chemotherapy that they prescribe.
	Of course.
	They'll use fear.
	They'll say, you're going to die in six months if you don't start today.
	And they don't tell you, That's going to put $20,000 in their pocket.
	Absolutely. And also, you are part of a clinical trial, and they don't want to mess with the data of the clinical trial, and you are just a statistic.
	And it's not about your best interest.
	It's about their data.
	That's right.
	And there was even a cancer doctor who was arrested and prosecuted, arrested by the FBI years ago, Dr. Fareed Fatah near Michigan.
	And he would diagnose everybody with cancer.
	And he had a huge room with all the chemo drips, and he would just line everybody up, whether they had cancer or not.
	They were all diagnosed with cancer.
	Massive Medicaid fraud.
	And he was only found out because a whistleblower in his own department said this is unethical.
	But how many cancer doctors do that and don't get caught?
	Absolutely. Tumor, they rush you, even if it's a benign tumor, and it can be, you know, a cyst that will go away by itself, but they rush you for some mammography and this and that.
	It's part of the industry.
	They make a living out of it.
	Yeah, you're exactly right.
	It's the industry.
	And I remember, you know, we were promised in the 1960s that if the government would just fund a billion dollars of cancer research, That it would be solved within a decade or so.
	And that's the ongoing promise.
	Give us more money and we'll cure cancer.
	But talk about why that's a false promise.
	They are not looking at the right place.
	They are not looking first at prevention because they don't make money on prevention.
	And they are only looking at synthetic drugs they can patent and make money on.
	And maybe that's not where the solution lies.
	Well, and now, here's the new version of that story.
	Because I'm working in the AI space, building AI engines and so on, but I've heard AI company CEOs say publicly that the government should give them more money for their AI projects because their AI will cure cancer.
	So that's the new scam.
	Yeah, well, diagnosis and a robot who is going to...
	List the number of prescribed approved drugs limited to what is going to be reimbursed by the insurance is not the solution.
	The solution is individual.
	The solution is multiple.
	And the solution is something that is to be taken on the long term.
	I completely agree.
	So it sounds like you and I are on pretty much the same page in terms of Preventing cancer is a lifelong commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
	It involves clean inputs, clean food, clean water, clean air, and avoiding the toxic substances.
	And this is something that really frustrates me, is that people use very toxic personal care products, toxic perfumes, toxic deodorants, toxic shampoos, laundry detergents.
	Does your research delve into any of those factors?
	Absolutely, and thank you for asking that because I have developed a skincare line with two of our ingredients, golden ginkgo leaf extract.
	And a specific blend of green teas.
	The green teas have been tested on different kinds of cancer cells, including four lines of melanoma, and they are much more effective than other teas that are commercially available.
	And there are the golden ginkgo leaves.
	Which is the same thing, same tree as a green leaf extract that you find everywhere.
	But it's harvested in the fall.
	And of course, the change of color is a reflection of the change of chemistry of the leaves.
	So the extract is different.
	And it has shown to help skin fibrosis that may result from radiation, for example, radiation therapy.
	To inhibit angiogenesis.
	Angiogenin is an enzyme which is secreted by melanoma cells and helps cells create new blood vessels to absorb the food.
	That they need and also to spread to other places.
	So by inhibiting angiogenesis, you starve the cancer cells.
	And we have put this golden ginkgo extract together with the green tea extract in an organic skincare line, which is of course in glass jars to avoid any plastic contamination.
	And I made that available because I do believe it's very...
	Very important to use clean product on a daily basis.
	And I would call that beyond clean.
	Organic is not good enough.
	Your skin absorbs in 26 seconds everything you put in it.
	So why not putting good things with the load of anti-cancer benefits and absorb like that good things easily in your body?
	That's an example of the easy choices.
	You can make easy switches together.
	I can't tell you, Sylvia, how many people I've met who say that, oh, I'm a healthy person, I buy organic, I shop at Whole Foods.
	And then I ask them, well, what are you putting on your skin?
	And it turns out to be all this horrible, toxic stuff.
	There's a disconnect in the minds of most Westerners, for sure, maybe most people, a disconnect between their skin and their health for some reason, which is so bizarre to me.
	I mean, you and I are both trained scientifically, cause and effect, you know, logic, chain of thought reasoning, right?
	And we know that what we put on our skin, you just said, much of it is absorbed in 26 seconds, I think you said, and what we put in our mouths.
	Much of that goes into the bloodstream, at least the absorbable parts.
	Of course we are sharing molecules and information with the things that we come into contact with.
	Why is that a difficult concept for Western medicine to understand?
	Our skin is our largest organ of absorption.
	Yes! And what we put in our mouth, there is a digestive system which is...
	Created to eliminate at least part of it.
	But what goes into the skin and the blood, there is no elimination process.
	Everything is absorbed.
	There was a study that was done a few years ago that was showing the breast of women with cancer, and they found several parabens.
	Where are those parabens coming from?
	Of course, from conservators, from body lotions and deodorant.
	That they were close to those tissues.
	Yeah. No, they're coating their skin with cancer-causing chemicals and eating cancer-causing foods.
	And then when they go to the doctor and the doctor says, you have cancer and there's nothing you could have done to stop it, I think that's a very disempowering type of message.
	Now, there are genetic factors, but as you and I know, the genes can't be expressed without the toxicity that triggers it.
	Absolutely. Only genetic factors are only 5% more or less of all cancers.
	Everything else is kind of built in.
	And indeed, you're absolutely right.
	Those genes are not at all...
	It's not because you have that genetic mutation that you are going to develop the cancer.
	What you are doing on a daily basis is extremely important to wake up or to silence the gene.
	Well, we're almost out of time, Sylvia, but there are people in America who are so terrified of cancer genes.
	And I know you're aware of this, that those people, and I've been called...
	You know, by, like, famous people from Hollywood trying to get information about this because their family members were cutting off their breasts when they had no cancer, no diagnosis, just because of their genes.
	And, of course, I try to talk them out of it.
	That's insane.
	And surgeons are like, excellent!
	Excellent! Because they're taking money out of fear.
	Absolutely. Yeah, I mean, who...
	In years past, there was a psychiatric doctor.
	I think his name was Dr. Cotton.
	It was over 100 years ago.
	And he thought that psychiatric problems were caused by having bad teeth.
	And so he would pull out people's teeth to the point where he was removing entire jaws to cure mental illness.
	And that's what this reminds me of.
	It doesn't have to be.
	And those terrible mutilations are also creating other psychological problems.
	Absolutely. Come on.
	Come on.
	I mean...
	And interfering with lymph movement in the body.
	So then you have secondary effects.
	Anyway, I don't mean to get too graphic and everything.
	Let's end it on a nice note.
	I'm honored to meet you.
	When you come to Austin...
	If you are able to, you are welcome to come visit and have an in-studio interview.
	And I'm just delighted that you are here in this world carrying on your father's work.
	Thank you for all that you do.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	And thank you for the interview and for what you are doing.
	We are working for humanity as best we can.
	And it's a daily challenge.
	Let me give out your website again, integrativecancerconference.com.
	And that is taking place again April 25th through 27th in Austin.
	Thank you so much, Sylvie.
	Again, a pleasure to meet you today.
	Take care.
	Thank you.
	All right.
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	This has been another interview here on brighteon.com.
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	Shall I say gullible?
	Instead, get informed and make your own informed decisions, and that's what this conference is all about.
	Thank you for watching today.
	I'm Mike Adams of BrightTown.com.
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