Colorectal Cancer: Did They Just Find the Real Trigger?

In 1964 as a high school student I wrote a paper : Do viruses cause cancer ?” I was doing original research ( designed/ conducted by me) at that time with a medical center in Pittsburgh. ( teratogenic effects of chloropromazine/ Holtzman rats) Went on to become a clinical diagnostic microbiologist. So, over 60 years ago I was thinking about this potential relationship. Over the years wondered why there hasn’t been more emphasis on the subject. Prostate cancer - a team discovered a retrovirus - XMRV. But it was associated with a mouse retrovirus that was possibly passed thru vaccines that used mouse tissues/ cells for manufacture. Whoops - journal article retracted, researchers vilified. So ...

What did billions of people allow into their bodies starting in early 2021 that was experimental? Doctors and so-called Experts are baffled!

I remember watching your videos to understand Covid-19. Even now, hearing your introduction to a video brings me a sense of calm. Thank you for continuing to make these lectures public.

When you explain it that way, it seems so simple.

I never knew or contemplated that a bacteria can be infected with a virus. Mind blown.

Dysbiosis is the root cause for many conditions

I was 49 when diagnosed. My father had colon cancer so I tested early. The cancer was small enough and early enough that surgery took care of it. I have been tested quite frequently through blood tests and procedures since.

To learn more about prophages and viral integration, explore my Microbiology course here: https://members.drbeen.com/courses/essentials-microbiology-series/Bk_aiJY2xW

Thank you aDr Been. It seems that YouTube is hiding your videos from me!! Glad to see you. This is amazing news… about the cancer findings!

This same paradox also exists in LIPIDS, Around half of the people that have a heart event or die of a heart event have high LDL and the other half have low LDL. So that needs to be further explored, that indicates that LDL is not the defining factor at all.