Finished watching, very interesting indeed and it is going in the same direction as the FLCCC link above, in treating cancer as a metabolic disease instead of genetic, with the FLCCC directly mentioning the works of Dr Seyfried (interviewed here by Jimmy) and Otto Warburg whose work Seyfried based his on.

So it's all one big family.

Main difference being that Seyfried is on the research side (decades of research going back to the first half of the 20th century with Warburg) and tons of published papers detailing and demonstrating everything, currently working on a treatment protocol so that clinics may try it out accurately.

But he's blocked, in much the same way as happened with treating SARS², by the current medical establishment and the pharma corporations who don't care about patients getting better but only on being able to pump out a new drug that would make them billions of dollars. They're already making billions with the current cancer treatments that have done nothing to stop the spread of cancer throughout the world. Basically it'd have to be either a new drug expensive enough to be even more profitable, or something tailored to help a bit but keep the patients sick enough so they have to keep buying it.

So in that regard, the FLCCC approach is probably the only one that can be applied practically without having to wait years/decades for the standards of care to evolve, if they ever do given the obstacles. FLCCC approach being, much as with SARS², to use already known repurposed drugs, in combination with vitamins, diets and so on, to do what the research shows has to be done: starving the cancer cells out and helping your own immune system deal with them, rather than getting irradiated and filled with toxic drugs that do kill those cells but also everything else.

Summary document of the FLCCC cancer treatment approach