Ty Bollinger: I’m
so glad that you’re a part of this, “The Truth About Cancer,” because
you just mentioned it… nutrition. Nutrition is so important. This is
what blows my mind, Mike. You take a typical medical doctor who goes
through a decade of school. How many courses do they typically take in
nutrition? The answer is at most one and it’s not really a course, it’s a
one-day mini whatever you would call it: a two-hour sit down and they
don’t even really go into nutrition. They go into the ways that certain
vitamins affect your body, your enzymes, but that’s it. That’s it!
One of my good friends is a physician in San Antonio. He said that he went to school for 12 years. Twelve years! He had two literal hours on a Wednesday afternoon for nutrition and that’s it. So, the reason that your doctor does not tell you about the effects of nutrition on your health or about the effects of nutrition on cancer is that he or she doesn’t know it.
Mike Adams: It’s also a great example of the astonishing disconnect that exists in the mainstream
One of my good friends is a physician in San Antonio. He said that he went to school for 12 years. Twelve years! He had two literal hours on a Wednesday afternoon for nutrition and that’s it. So, the reason that your doctor does not tell you about the effects of nutrition on your health or about the effects of nutrition on cancer is that he or she doesn’t know it.
Mike Adams: It’s also a great example of the astonishing disconnect that exists in the mainstream