Every day I go to work, I take three bags with me: my DJ bag, my lunch bag and my candy stripe bag,
which is full of tablets. I take a lot of tablets, a lot of supplements every morning,
but I believe it's one of the vital cornerstone pillars towards me regaining my health. Now most
of these supplements are either immune boosting or anti-inflammatory, which go towards my healing,
so there'll be a lot of repetition here, because a lot of them do the same thing,
even though they're different tablets. I'll run through them very quickly and let's see what's
in the candy bag. They say that by having two mushrooms a day
you can cut down the risk of cancer by up to 40 percent. Well I already have cancer,
but i'm definitely taking mushrooms, because they really do help the body
very much immune boosting and antioxidant. And the first one is what they call Turkey Tail.
Another mushroom I take is Lion's Mane, also antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.
And I take another tablet, it's called Medicinal Mushrooms. It's Mataki, Shitake and Reishi
mushrooms. And once again, they've got anti-cancer
properties and are high in terms of anti-inflammatory and antioxidants.
Another fungi (or fung-i) that I take is Cordyceps, which slows down the growth of tumors.
Berberine, which is found in some plants.
It reduces your sugar levels and is anti-inflammatory.
Co-Q10 which reduces heart disease, which might not be relevant to you,
but I had a heart attack 14 years ago so that's part of my ammo as well.
Quercetin. It's known for killing cancer cells and regulates your sugar.
Curcumin, derived from turmeric,
has got anti-cancer properties and helps with inflammation.
Reservatrol is an antioxidant. It's found in plants and has also got cancer killing properties.
I take one called Immune Support which has got liquorice and n-acetyl cysteine and ginseng...
doesn't ginseng make you randy? Anyway, let me put one of those on the table.
DCA or Dichloroacetate, which I take intravenously once a week as well,
but this is it in tablet form. It's a trojan horse. The body knows it's not sugar,
but cancer thinks it's sugar. It sucks it up and it's got a self-destruct
command in it somehow. I don't know how it works and it kills cancer cells.
Selenium, which has really powerful antioxidant properties and anti-inflammatory.
ECGC, which is a green tea extract, which is very powerful in terms of cell production and death.
Ferrous Plus, which I take just to regulate the iron in my blood.
And then on to some of the supplements which you might know and you might already be taking.
Omega-3. It's got so many benefits,
including anti-inflammatory... and I keep talking about "anti-inflammatory", because
cancer loves inflammation, so you want to try and reduce as much inflammation as possible.
Vitamin D3 supports immune health and reduces inflammation.
Vitamin E, antioxidant and immune boosting.
And then if there isn't enough tablets, I take tablets for my heart, which probably won't
impact you, but it definitely impacts me. I had a heart attack a couple of years ago,
so I have tablets to regulate my heart, because 90% still works. I'm a stats guy by profession.
I'll take those odds. So I add that to the pile
In addition to these little puppies, i'm also taking intravenously each and every week high
dose Vitamin C, supplemented by Vitamin K3, which magnifies the Vitamin C 50 to 100 times,
and that's got a pro oxidant effect, effectively rusting the cancer. What i'm NOT taking is Vitamin
B's, and there's some debate about this. My integrative oncologist believes that Vitamin B,
because it encourages cell growth, why would you take Vitamin B and encourage the cell growth of
cancer. So Vitamin B is one of the things i'm not taking in my repertoire of tablets.
So this might help you, might not help you. Once again, please consult your medical professional
before taking any tablets. But i'm just letting you know what I take each and every day. Once
again, as I said at the beginning of this video, this all has to do with boosting my immune system
reducing the inflammation and giving me a better chance in the long term of being here.