February 9th – Fungal Infections Are Often Diagnosed As Cancer

Doug Talks About: Fungal Infections Are Often Diagnosed As CancerShow more

I am unqualified to diagnose or treat cancer, but as you know, I have helped many doctors develop strategies for defeating fungal infections in their patients. On a regular basis I get asked what I would do if I were in their shoes and was diagnosed with cancer. Given current science, first and foremost, I’d ask the treating doctor to rule out a fungal cause to the tissue being affected. Fifty years ago, I was premature with my assumption that since cases of cancer were responding favorably to an antifungal approach, ergo cancers are caused by fungus! Today, we know with certainty that some are. You or I or any oncologist can search for the words “fungal ball diagnosed as cancer” into the National Library of Medicine’s website and access 133 independent research papers that expound upon how fungi sometimes masquerade as cancer. Please join me Friday, February 9 at 11AM Central Time for a live 30 or 40-minute power point presentation, then let’s try to respond to a few of your questions regarding the obvious link that exists between cancer and fungi. This is not about cancer. It’s all about fungus. - Doug

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