The Gut–Cancer Signal Nobody Is Connecting to COVID

[00:00:01]A friend of mine who is a doctor said to me, "It can't be right that so many people that I know personally are having cancer and all around you, you will be having people saying similar things. It seems almost as if either this was always happening and you never noticed or never cared or this is real that a lot of people seem to be getting cancer.

[00:00:31]I'd like to make some clarifications here because when I talk about cancer in that way, my belief and my observation is not necessarily that more people are getting cancer. it's that more people seem to be having late stage presentation of cancer. The latest high-profile person in the UK was sadly Kevin Keegan, uh, footballer, football manager, uh, who recently died with stage 4 prostate cancer, which was diagnosed, I mean stomach cancer, which was diagnosed incidentally after he had an accident. And what we're seeing is that cancers seem to be being picked up quite late. And the problem from a clinical point of view is that if that occurs, you are limited to not being able to have surgical options and you can only do chemotherapy, radiotherapy.

[00:01:29]And very often it's paliotative, meaning that you can't get rid of the cancer, but you're slowing down the growth and spread.

[00:01:38]That's why people will tell you about it because they know that it's terminal.

[00:01:43]That changes the way how people think and how they communicate. And I suspect this is why more people are hearing about friends and loved ones with cancer. Because in the past if you had stage 2 cancer, say breast cancer was identified, they did a mastctomy, they took out the lymph nodes, um you would probably talk about it, but you would be talking about the fact that you are recovering from cancer. And so it may appear that you're hearing about it more, but my feeling is that it's because more people are having late stage presentation of disease. Now, this is something that I've been following for some time. And when I look carefully at what is going on, I have a few thoughts that I think are quite relevant and it's tied to some research that has just come out and um this is from a study by Sabine Hazan and I've interviewed her on a few occasions. So I know that this is a really detailed researcher. She's spoken in front of Congress. I'll show you a clip in a second of her talking in about in the USA. And she has just recently published a paper about microbiome alterations in cancer and non-cancer adults. Now this is a very important point that people are not quite getting and I'm trying to explain to people that please if there is anything you do not underestimate the impact of your gut with regards to health not just cancer but generally health and it's part of the reason why I developed a whole program and I'm encouraging people listen it just if you've got gut problems don't leave it there don't just assume that this is going to be okay and so in that sense rebuild your gut for resilience that's the important point and here is where I explain about the postcoid shift why there are toxins and dispiosis protocols for what you do what you do about the toxins how you bind it, how you fix the lining, how you look at probiotics because you have to get that right. The timing of it, everything is there that people can use to try and get better. And this is the important point because if you underestimate this, this is like one huge nightmare of a problem.

[00:04:29]So, I'm going to be coming back to Sabine's um research, but I just thought it was important for you to know that this is a really top level researcher.

[00:04:39]And here is her having a conversation in Congress to raise the importance of not suppressing science. Let's listen to what she had to say.

[00:04:51]>> The main non-medical scientist that criticized my papers has patent on the microbiome. Can you say conflict of interest? So I asked Congress today, should non-f physician without relevant clinical expertise review and override medical data from practicing physicians?

[00:05:10]True expertise must be challenged by qualified peers, not outsiders. Members of Congress, imagine the possibilities if scientists could publish without fear of politically motivated retractions. If we could focus on advancing knowledge instead of defending it. The American people deserve transparent, rigorous science. Protecting scientific integrity is not just about my work, but it is about securing the future of medicine for all because ultimately, >> so this is Sabine making a strong case because what happened is that she had done some research looking at microbiome changes before and after vaccination.

[00:05:52]And goodness, the the the powers that be came down like a sledgehammer on her research and she was specifically looking at bifida bacteria. So this is fitting in with what she has just done here where she is looking at microbiome alterations in the context of patients who had cancer. And what they did, it wasn't a big study. So, it's important to note that they were looking at just 60 participants and they looked at their stool samples and they looked at the fact they looked at whether controls versus those with aggressive cancer, those with non-aggressive cancer. And really what their focus was they found statistically significantly lower levels of gut bacterium um bifida bacterium fica um fica calibacterium and concelia and these aggressive cancer patients show significantly altered levels of key gut microbiomes compared to controls. As I said, this is a small study and it has some limitations, but it's indicating the direction that we should be looking.

[00:07:05]And it's not just this study that is relevant because there was a study done in 2022. So, this is not just her wild ideas about bifida bacterium. This was a study done in 2022 about the role of the gut microbiome in cancer genesis and cancer prevention. And they very clearly highlighted that the gut microbiota and their metabolites may induce immunological and cellular pathways to eliminate evading invading pathogens and trigger an immune response to prevent cancer. Now when they looked at the different cancer types and or the um the critical um bacteria um the one that I want to highlight here is in terms of what they noticed with the microbiome tumor suppressing effects of bifida bacterium.

[00:08:03]It strengthens dendritic cells its anti-tumor. This was published in 2020 with Cheng. So the point that Sabine is making fits the research. It's in alignment.

[00:08:17]So where I'm taking you is that I am saying that there is likely to be a mechanism around the pandemic that is driving what appears to be very aggressive stage 4 cancers. Now this is where I'm taking you on a journey. I've done a whole presentation on this but I think it's important to remind people this research paper. So I've shown you two research papers so far. One showing that bifidtoacterium was reduced in patients who had uh more aggressive cancers. I've shown you another paper which demonstrates that the gut microbiome is critical in terms of protecting imunologically against cancer. Now I'm going to show you another paper that in my view ties it together. Now this is my opinion. So please you have to understand that I'm explaining my research what I am inferring from my research. This paper was one of the most important papers where inducible CD147 upregulation boosts extended SARS COV2 infection triggering severe COVID 19 independent of A2. Now, this is a mouthful and I'm going to be explaining to you what this means, but essentially they are finding that SARS COV 2 infection enhances specific transcripttors factors which causes the cells to upregulate CD 147. Okay, CD 147 is another entry route for the virus along with ACE2. So, this is why it's relevant. So now you have to come along with me on this journey of understanding and these are very important principles.

[00:10:08]So I'm going to show you something here.

[00:10:10]So what we have is that when you are when the microbiome has become damaged and so let's assume that it is not just infection that can damage the microbiome because her research had demonstrated that when she compared pre and postinvention with the elephant there was a change and specifically bifida bacteria was reduced. That was what clued her in to that this may be something very important.

[00:10:43]So, I'm going to show you now where I think all of these things come together to explain why we are seeing such aggressive cancers across the world. As I said, what people will tell you is that cancer cases haven't really risen.

[00:11:02]There is some truth to that. They have risen, but specific kinds of cancers have risen. when we look carefully at the um the stage of cancer, that's a completely different question. So, they will muddy the waters and tell you cancer hasn't really changed. So, you're just making stuff up and talking about turbo cancer, but they're not really addressing the fact that the staging of cancer seems to be remarkably aggressive in the past few years. So, here is where I think it's connected. So in the presentation that I did what I explained and what the paper was pointing to when the virus enters a cell it then interacts with this particular receptor Ariel hydrocarbon receptor.

[00:11:52]This receptor then goes inside the nucleus and upregulates the creation of CD 147. So these are then made inside the cell and stuck on the surface. Why is this relevant? Because the virus can also use this to enter. I mean I am telling you this is absolutely remarkable.

[00:12:19]I I have no idea how this virus got so good.

[00:12:26]So when you are thinking about this, I remind you that we still don't fully understand the origin of this virus because it can do some stuff that I don't see how it acquired naturally. So here is the point. When it upregulates CD47, it does also to some degree downregulate ACE2. But what then happens is that you have two points of entry into the cell in order to allow it to get inside and replicate further. And critically, it allows it to be able to enter and replicate in more cells than what we had before. So this is a huge point with regards to the fact that this virus is able to get away with doing this.

[00:13:29]Sorry [snorts] about that.

[00:13:31]There is a critical part with regards to what this virus can do in terms of getting around this. So we have here a virus that has incredible capability to get inside cells and to adjust their function so that they can get more effective at upregulating particular entry entry channels. And this is what I use to to demonstrate it. This is the cell the virus is trying to get in. Once some gets in, they open a tunnel CD 147.

[00:14:07]more virus can get inside the cell replicate and you can create more virus and this is what is going on. So what's the connection with regards to cancer?

[00:14:18]Now this is where this is the part that is absolutely critical to understand because CD 147 is specifically tied to cancer.

[00:14:32]Now think about this. CD47 is specifically upregulated on certain kinds of cancer cells. So what you would have is that the virus would then be able to infect cancer cells and accelerate its growth. This is the point. So this is not that you end up causing cancer. And this is the mistake people make is that they're saying that this is all about causing cancer. No, no, no. This is about the fact that if cancer is present and you have increased infection because of low bifida bacteria in the gut where you have further viral penetration, you then end up in a situation where you have upregulation of CD47 on cancer cells. And guess what? these cancer cells will then grow more rapidly and spread further. Now this is this is the critical piece of information when we think about CD47 as I tell you it's already on cancer cells if the virus uses that entry route. Now we don't have evidence that this is what is happening because nobody has really looked. I am just extrapolating the science. If the virus can enter via CD47, CD47 is on cancer cells. The cancer cells that have it in theory should be at increased vulnerability to be infected by the virus if it's circulating.

[00:16:22]Once it gets inside the cancer cells, guess what happens? It allows more exporting of lactate from these cancer cells because this is what normally limits these cancer cells and their growth. The lactate and other factors help to make it spread further and this is the connection with aggressive cancer. I predicted this maybe about uh how long ago now? um maybe about uh 8 months ago that this is very very significant. So the the summary of it is that in effect now let's take the steps in case somebody came um a little bit late. Let me just take you through the steps so that you understand. The first thing is that there is a wellknown fact that the gut microbiome is connected with cancer. Here we go.

[00:17:22]The role of the gut microbiome in cancer genesis and cancer prevention.

[00:17:28]This has been well known and accepted.

[00:17:32]Just recently, Sabine Hazan has demonstrated that in patients with specifically lower levels of bifida bacteria, they tend to have more aggressive cancer. Okay.

[00:17:47]What I have said is that because they have lower levels of bifida bacteria, these patients are probably more likely to have induced CD47 because they are getting more infections related to SARS COV 2. If this occurs in the context of someone having already got cancer, it makes the cancer more aggressive, more likely to spread.

[00:18:22]That's my explanation. This is why we may be seeing not necessarily higher cases of cancer, but we may be seeing higher cases of first presentation. This is the bit people don't get. first presentation, highly aggressive cancers. Meaning that when the person comes to have a chest X-ray and you look and you see the lesion in the lungs, when you do the scans, it has already gone to the liver, uh it's gone to the kidney, it's gone to the brain. That is a lost cause. You can't undo that. And this therefore has a direct impact on the prognosis of patients. So what you are probably hearing about is that more family more friends seem to be getting more aggressive cancers and that is the bit that you have to concentrate your mind on. final points that I want to um to be able to to summarize. As I said, when it came to this study here, when we look at the study, small study, 60 adults, aggressive cancers, and because of these bacteria going down and an increase in this one bacterioides, it seems to be associated with more aggressive cancers. very very important point for us to consider and this is where as I said my idea with regards to CD 147 this is making the point the virus enters cells including cancer cells induces CD 147 and makes them more aggressive that's the theory that I have been pointing out and the therefore p final point for you to take away with you is please do not underestimate the importance of addressing any gut issues.

[00:20:33]It's the most important point that I say to people nowadays. Do not underestimate the link between your gut microbiome and your general health. For the conspiracy people and those who understand the issues around the pandemic, here is the point that you have to remember. If ever someone was designing a way to cause significant harm to the population, the way to do it would be to do it in such a way that nobody could easily make the connection. And that's by turning your microbiome to become your enemy.

[00:21:14]It's supposed to be your friend and so you must protect it with everything you have got. As I said, everything is there for you. How to rebuild your resilience, how to understand what's happening, how to understand the links with toxins, how to address bowel clearance, how to calm your gut, how to fix the lining, and how to select probiotics. All of that is critical for you to know. Protect your gut. Protect your health, reduce the risk of cancer. That's my message today and hopefully this gets through to you for the longer term. Have a great evening.