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About this episode:
The First Lady of Nutrition, Ann Louise Gittleman, sits down with renowned integrative cancer oncologist Dr. Francisco Contreras, President and Medical Director of The Oasis for Hope Cancer Center in Tijuana, Mexico, for an eye-opening conversation about how he combines conventional treatment with nontraditional approaches.
Why are tumors so adaptable, and how can treatment address their changing defenses? Dr. Contreras shares his approach to challenging cancers, including aggressive pancreatic cancers, and explains why he incorporates laetrile, commonly called vitamin B-17, into his integrative treatment plans. They also discuss high-dose vitamin C, oxygen therapies, hyperthermia, and the growing interest in repurposed drugs such as fenbendazole, mebendazole, and ivermectin.
Together, they explore concerns about aggressive cancers in younger adults, including Dr. Contreras’s hypothesis about a possible connection to COVID-related spike protein. He also explains the role of a plant-based, low-glycemic diet in his treatment philosophy.
Listeners get a glimpse of daily life at Oasis of Hope, where personalized care includes physical, emotional, and spiritual support. The conversation closes with his five leading cancer-prevention tips.
Learn more and download his book, The Art and Science of Undermining Cancer, for FREE at oasisofhope.com.
