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Why Oncologists Miss the Most Important Thing — Transcript

by OptimalHealth · 228 words · 33 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00The only cell that is important that
  2. 0:03kills cancer, 99.9% of oncologists will
  3. 0:06say we don't pay any attention to that.
  4. 0:08Pick up the phone, call any random
  5. 0:10oncologist, not to shame them, primary
  6. 0:12care physician, pick up a phone and said
  7. 0:14you do a CBC. Correct. Yes.
  8. 0:16>> Can you define what a CBC is?
  9. 0:17>> A complete blood count. Just you take a
  10. 0:19blood and you look for
  11. 0:20>> Yeah. The blood screen that everyone
  12. 0:21>> blood screen for whether you're anemic
  13. 0:23or not anemic. People understand that,
  14. 0:25right? red blood cells and you see these
  15. 0:26red blood cells and you give
  16. 0:28chemotherapy and radiation and you ask
  17. 0:30what do you look for? Well, we look to
  18. 0:31see if you're anemic so we can give you
  19. 0:33this drug that am makes called epigen.
  20. 0:35We look to see whether your platelets
  21. 0:36have gone down so we can give you a
  22. 0:38plate transfusion. We look to see
  23. 0:39whether your neutrfils have gone down so
  24. 0:41that you don't get an infection called
  25. 0:43neutropenic fever. So we give you this
  26. 0:44drug. Well the problem is does [music]
  27. 0:46red blood cells cure cancer? No. Does
  28. 0:48platelets cure cancer? No. Does
  29. 0:50neutrfils kill cancer? No. What kills
  30. 0:52cancer? The natural killer cells and T-
  31. 0:53cells. So in that CBC there's a thing
  32. 0:55called the lymphosytes. Correct? Do you
  33. 0:57look at that? No.

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