Is Cancer a Parasite? A Radical New Perspective
William F. Supple PhD
What if cancer isn't a genetic mutation but something that behaves like a parasite? And what if the cure has been hiding in plain sight for decades?
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A curated, editorialised pathway through the archive. Season 1 comprises 12 structured episodes, each pairing two expert interviews around a clinical theme — with new commentary from Dr Ehrlich connecting the evidence to the Five Pillars framework.
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Dr Bruce Lipton + Dr Ross Walker
What if our genes don't determine our destiny? Dr Bruce Lipton on the science of epigenetics, followed by Dr Ross Walker on cardiovascular disease prevention.
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William F. Supple PhD
What if cancer isn't a genetic mutation but something that behaves like a parasite? And what if the cure has been hiding in plain sight for decades?
ListenProf Robert Clancy
Trust the science? The tragedy is that many of those saying it didn't understand the science at all.
ListenMatthew Evans
Every meal we eat costs the planet a bucket of topsoil — unless we change how we grow and think about food.
ListenDr Matthew Walker
Sleep is not a passive state. It is the most powerful performance-enhancing tool available to any human being — and most people are doing it wrong.
ListenDr Ron Ehrlich
The most overlooked driver of systemic inflammation is sitting in your mouth. A clinical account of the oral-systemic link and what to do about it.
ListenJulian Cribb
Every year, humans are exposed to over 100,000 chemicals. Each year, that number grows by 2,000–3,000. The good news: informed choices can reduce the impact by 80–90%.
ListenDr Bruce Lipton
It's easy to think that our genes determine our destiny. But what if there was an unexplored missing link? Enter the science of epigenetics.
ListenDr Paul Mason
Metabolic dysfunction underpins cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and cognitive decline. The dietary interventions that address the root cause rather than managing the symptoms.
ListenDr Rosalba Courtney
Dysfunctional breathing patterns are implicated in anxiety, cardiovascular disease, and chronic pain. The clinical evidence for breath retraining as a structural intervention.
ListenDr Ron Ehrlich
A clinical review of the evidence on dental material toxicity. Safe removal protocols and the informed consent conversation most dentists avoid.
ListenDr Kristy Goodwin
The human nervous system was not designed for the information density of the 21st century. The clinical evidence on digital stress and practical protocols for mitigation.
ListenCharles Massy
The industrial food system is destroying the soil, the climate, and human health simultaneously. The regenerative alternative — and why it matters for medicine.
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