307. Dr. Josh Axe, Dr. Will Cole & Taylor Dukes: Toxoplasma Gondii Is Linked to Brain Tumors

“Today, I have three people who found what was hiding. A functional medicine nurse practitioner who shrunk a plum-sized brain tumor in half before surgery using metabolic ketosis, methylene blue, and red light therapy. A functional medicine physician who has spent 15 years treating the patients conventional medicine just couldn't explain and knows exactly how to find what the standard labs miss.”

“I went to the Cancer Center for Healing in California in Irvine. And I did everything from hyperbaric oxygen, red light beds, methylene blue, curcumin IVs, high dose vitamin C. I mean, you name it. I've done it. And so I spent five months prior to surgery.”

“Yep. We started like 25 grams. Yep. And then worked our way up. I did methylene blue infusions. I did methylene blue before doing a red light helmet, like 30 minutes before I activated it. Yeah, I did oral. So I'd do like my methylene blue drops. 30 minutes later, I'd put on my red light helmet.”

“You know, you can't just all day do everything. So I would sit at my desk. I'd check emails. I'd do my methylene blue. I'd put on my red light helmet. I'd do my molecular hydrogen oxygen. I have a hyperbaric chamber. You know, like a soft chamber. I do. I have a soft chamber. I've gotten so claustrophobic, though, so I haven't used it as much.”

“The immune system had been fighting something it couldn't fully contain for eight to 10 years. When she stopped acting in fear, removed the things that were suppressing her immunity, got into metabolic ketosis, and used methylene blue and red light therapy along with molecular hydrogen.”

“I'd put on my red light helmet. I'd do my molecular hydrogen oxygen. I have a hyperbaric chamber. You know, sauna. You have a hyperbaric, like a soft chamber. I do. I have a soft chamber. I've gotten so claustrophobic though, so I haven't used it as much. But I had to use it. You have to get one of mine, yeah. Seriously, I sat in there earlier and I could do that.”

“And where do you fall in like sauna? I, we, it's a, I don't want to say non-negotiable. But it's, it's on my list of non-food, non-supplement protocol. It's one of the first things, if not the first thing that we recommend. So if they, even if they don't have access to a sauna, like even a sauna blanket, like just getting the body sweat, get some exposure to infrared or, or traditional sauna.”

“I really think deep breathing and red light therapy are so, so good. Deep breathing, red light therapy, sauna. Yeah. Three people, three different entry points into the same truth. The body already knows how to heal. The question is always what's in its way. From Taylor, a plum-sized brain tumor found with no symptoms”

“a great binder is going to be needed, like some charcoal, activated charcoal, Zeolite, exactly. Zeolite, diatomaceous earth, modified citrus pectin, we're seeing some great success. And where do you fall in like sauna?”

“like activated charcoal i'm not as big a fan of that i'm in a short term i think it's great like if i have somebody having the cervix fillings removed or a two-week cleanse i'll have them do that and i think it's fantastic but i think if you're going to do something a little more long”

“parasitic infections. And then along with that, ivermectin. Now, those are things you don't want to be on long term. It's anywhere from typically a two-week cycle to a six-week cycle of those. And then with that, you oftentimes want to do binders.”

“Astralgus, Rishi, Oshwaganda, and get yourself out of fight or flight mode. Feed the mitochondria, then kill with black walnut, wormwood, and where appropriate, ivermectin. Then bind with clay, chorella, and zeolites. Then sweat and do it in that order every time.”

“earth, modified citrus pectin, we're seeing some great success. And where do you fall in like sauna? I, we, it's a, I don't want to say non-negotiable. But it's, it's on my list of non-food, non-supplement protocol. It's one of the first things, if not the first thing that we recommend.”

“like citrus pectin so those are zeolite and zeolites are great too and then very high dose probiotics all people do a trillion a day wow of probiotics especially post uh post-treating but”

“probiotics all people do a trillion a day wow of probiotics especially post uh post-treating but if you follow that right process of strengthen kill and bind and then of course with that”

“but it's extremely immune boosting. Same with astragalus. So doing high doses of that, high doses of probiotics, and then a lot of vitamin D and zinc. And so really bolstering up and strengthening your own immune system. And then from there, there are supplements to take to fight Lyme, like one called Japanese knotweed.”

“Yep. We started like 25 grams. Yep. And then worked our way up. I did methylene blue infusions. I did methylene blue before doing a red light helmet, like 30 minutes before I activated it. Yeah, I did oral. So I'd do like my methylene blue drops. 30 minutes later, I'd put on my red light helmet. Great. I did molecular.”

“So I would sit at my desk. I'd check emails. I'd do my methylene blue. I'd put on my red light helmet. I'd do my molecular hydrogen oxygen. I have a hyperbaric chamber. You know, like a soft chamber. I do. I have a soft chamber. I've gotten so claustrophobic, though, so I haven't used it as much. But I had to.”

“I did all sorts of Mebendazole, Fenbendazole. I even did Alinia. I did all sorts of, I actually did pharmaceuticals. I think there are times and places for it. Were you doing anything to, I mean, obviously you're conscious of your diet. And before your surgery, did the tumor actually shrink?”

“That's really high in resveratrol. And then you've got Cat's Claws, popular, and andrographis would be another one. But yeah, I mean, those are probably some of the best. And then, but that's what I would do.”

“so this is where i really like an herb like astragalus i love reishi mushroom i even like like ashwagandha to a degree these things are very very building over time of the immune system and then also taking things to just get out of the fight or flight state everything from skull cap to higher doses of magnesium to you know magnolia like things that kind of help”

“but it's a lot of soups. It's meat, it's vegetables. That's the primary part of the diet. Then again, I like pomegranates, I like berries. If that's the basis of your diet, maybe there's some sweet potato there as well, but that's the basis of the diet. And then from there, I do think that working on your emotional mental health is really important there.”

“of it itself i typically have people do capsules or tinctures of of black walnut and wormwood and there are others that are great too but those are the two most commonly recommended and prescribed by holistic practitioners for parasitic infections and then along with that ivermectin”

“siesta for the gut, this little break, this reprieve, this, this, this Sabbath where you can allow it's when you're brothing and souping, like just think having hearty soups for meals and they could be bone broth based with lots of good meats in them and pureed vegetables or some soft cooked vegetables.”

“that and i think it's fantastic but i think if you're going to do something a little more long term i really like clay i really like chlorella i guess silica clay chlorella exactly i like uh like citrus pectin so those are good. And then zeolite and zeolites are great too and then very high dose”

“that and i think it's fantastic but i think if you're going to do something a little more long term i really like clay i really like chlorella i guess silica clay chlorella exactly i like uh like citrus pectin so those are zeolite and zeolites are great too and then very high dose”

“I mean, it was, I did everything. I was taking so many supplements. The CGMs. I did CGMs. Yeah. And for me, you know, I was living abroad, so it made a lot of sense. And another thing, and I will say drops in the bucket, it was a perfect storm for me. You know, the parasites was a huge contributing factor.”

“first thing they try and do is go and kill the infection that's the first thing they try and do and and oftentimes it's with an antibiotic drug that is today statistically the most common thing that people are taking doxycycline for lyme disease for example exactly by the way i will say we both love cancun we got one of our favorite clinics rehealth there so it's okay so if you get a”

“concerned, like glutathione or some glutathione precursor, like N-acetylcysteine, a great binder is going to be needed, like some charcoal, activated charcoal, ZLA, exactly. ZLA, diatomaceous earth, modified citrus pectin, we're seeing some great success.”

“So I would sit at my desk. I'd check emails. I'd do my methylene blue. I'd put on my red light helmet. I'd do my molecular hydrogen oxygen. I have a hyperbaric chamber. You know, like a soft chamber. I do. I have a soft chamber. I've gotten so claustrophobic, though, so I haven't used it as much. But I had to. You have to get one of mine.”

“infrared sauna sweating is just absolutely amazing to support the process but you have helped a lot of people get rid of and kill parasitic infections long covid these these”

“and strengthening your own immune system. And then from there, there are supplements to take to fight Lyme, like one called Japanese knotweed. That's really high in resveratrol. And then you've got Cat's Claws, popular, and andrographis would be another one.”

“and then also taking things to just get out of the fight or flight state everything from skull cap to higher doses of magnesium to you know magnolia like things that kind of help lower fight or flight strengthen up your body's mitochondria and then your body can kill a lot”

“and then also taking things to just get out of the fight or flight state everything from skull cap to higher doses of magnesium to you know magnolia like things that kind of help lower fight or flight strengthen up your body's mitochondria and then your body can kill a lot”

“concerned, like glutathione or some glutathione precursor, like N-acetylcysteine, a great binder is going to be needed, like some charcoal, activated charcoal, ZLA, exactly. ZLA, diatomaceous earth, modified citrus pectin, we're seeing some great success.”

“but it's a lot of soups. It's meat, it's vegetables. That's the primary part of the diet. Then again, I like pomegranates, I like berries. If that's the basis of your diet, maybe there's some sweet potato there as well, but that's the basis of the diet. And then from there, I do think that working on your emotional mental health is really important there.”

“I went to the Cancer Center for Healing in California in Irvine. And I did everything from hyperbaric oxygen, red light beds, methylene blue, curcumin IVs, high dose vitamin C. I mean, you name it. I've done it. And so I spent five months prior to surgery.”

“that and i think it's fantastic but i think if you're going to do something a little more long term i really like clay i really like chlorella i guess silica clay chlorella exactly i like uh like citrus pectin so those are zeolite and zeolites are great too and then very high dose”

“and then also taking things to just get out of the fight or flight state everything from skull cap to higher doses of magnesium to you know magnolia like things that kind of help lower fight or flight strengthen up your body's mitochondria and then your body can kill a lot”

“I'd do my molecular hydrogen oxygen. I have a hyperbaric chamber. You know, like a soft chamber. I do. I have a soft chamber. I've gotten so claustrophobic, though, so I haven't used it as much. But I had to. You have to get one of mine. Yeah. Seriously, I sat in there earlier and I could do that. Yeah. But yeah, I did everything that you can imagine.”

Also filed under Hyperbaric Chambers

“Then again, I like pomegranates, I like berries. If that's the basis of your diet, maybe there's some sweet potato there as well, but that's the basis of the diet. And then from there, I do think that working on your emotional mental health is really important there.”

“Same with astragalus. So doing high doses of that, high doses of probiotics, and then a lot of vitamin D and zinc. And so really bolstering up and strengthening your own immune system. And then from there, there are supplements to take to fight Lyme, like one called Japanese knotweed.”

“of it itself i typically have people do capsules or tinctures of of black walnut and wormwood and there are others that are great too but those are the two most commonly recommended and prescribed by holistic practitioners for parasitic infections and then along with that ivermectin”

“like citrus pectin so those are zeolite and zeolites are great too and then very high dose probiotics all people do a trillion a day wow of probiotics especially post uh post-treating but”

“Same with astragalus. So doing high doses of that, high doses of probiotics, and then a lot of vitamin D and zinc. And so really bolstering up and strengthening your own immune system. And then from there, there are supplements to take to fight Lyme, like one called Japanese knotweed.”