- medical establishment was very much for the use of pharmaceuticals to solve any problem. the dietary type of medicinewas nowhere to be found. medical school works in atotally different direction. so we found ourselvesbeing almost on the wrong side of the fence. there are times where you feel like you are doing something really bad.
what happened is westarted working together again in 1976, and we were working for sometime only to find that it was very difficult to have a place where wecould do what we wanted like dietary management or enemas or simple things like that, bedrest, you name it. so we decided that the only way to do it
was to have our own faciility. - well, we are offering programs here based on integrated therapies. integrated therapies means treatments that includes conventional programs but we are focusing more onthe natural aspect of healing. we are offering these programs as an alternative forconventional programs that are focusing morein the radical aspects,
like chemotherapy, radiationfor cancer patients. we do not treat only cancer cases here. we have basically two main groups of conditions treated here. the cancer conditions and the non-cancer conditions. so we are gonna offer always a program that is gonna be tailored according to the patient needs
because we always feel that we don't have two patients alike. our philosophy is to work around programs that do no harm to the patient's body. we know that some patients are coming in advanced cancer conditions. we know that the patient is not able to eat properly. so despite offering
a diet that is based on organic meals, uses plenty of good things, sometimes the patient has, they don't have the desire to eat properly because they're very ill. so in that kind of particular patient we're gonna use a program intravenously that address the nutritional part. this is very important.
the nutrition is thefoundation of this program. - well, here what i basically do is receive a patient. just the regular workthat a doctor would do. interview the patient, do the medical history,physical examination. get an update on each patient. find and investigate as much as i can from each patient
so i have an idea on the disease they are currently suffering. treat the patient as an individual, not as a disease. that's the key for success with each patient. to see them as an individual. - my name is ula. and i'm here for myheavy food intolerances.
it comes from the chronic fatigue syndrome. it's exactly two yearssince i was here last time. - i've come to ibc because about six months ago, i have a cancer blood marker that started to increase. and this was from eight years ago being cancer free from multiple myeloma
which is an incurable bone cancer. my doctors failed todiagnose me for over a year and the cancer was rapid in my system. and i did it here and agreedto a stem cell transplant which i prayed my way through and got a miracle duringthe stem cell transplant and i was cancer free. - now we have built in in our bodies a number of elements
that are precisely putin there to fight cancer. ok, this is what we callthe cancer supressor genes. but they can be obliterated also. and they can beobliterated by what we eat, by what we do, etc. people think that genes are fixed like on granite. no they're not. they have the capacity to show themselves
or to go shy. the difference is what areyou putting in your body, what are you doing with your body? are you helping thosegenes to be good genes, to manifest and suppressthe ones you don't want? which is something thatthe body can naturally do. or are you going to do the opposite? and that unfortunately, manypeople are doing the opposite. people say "how come a cancer program
"can be useful if i have chronic fatigue "or if i have arthritis?" because all of them havethe same foundation. all of them are chronicdegenerative diseases. chronic inflammatory diseases. bottom line, in thebeginning of the disease, we have all these problems to deal with. so what we have to dois take care of them. now, i have over
35 years doing this. and the more i go andthe more i treat people, i realize that by going that way, you create something which is very good. if you gave me one tool, i wouldn't choose any medication at all. i will choose this methodology to help people that are sick. because it works with everybody.
and i have seen it work with everybody. and what happens is, if you put that person that has been completely neglected. and it's not a matter of money. i have seen people thathave millions of dollars that are completelyneglected, malnourished. i have seen people, american people that i know they have a nice house,
i know they have several cars, that they're now very well-to-do, with malnourished problems that i would expect to find in africa. because we are eatingcompletely without any guidance. it is really becoming dramatic. and again, we think thatif anything goes wrong, the doctor will correct it so we don't have to worry about it.
but what happens is, everytime you give the body a chance to build up, to recuperate, in one word, to heal, then you see a lot of things happening. i've seen people thatcome in here very sick and two, three days later,they start feeling different and so forth. they tell me, the family tells me,
"oh wow doctor, this is wonderful, "what did you do?" i fed the person. i hydrated the person. i put him in bedrest. what is food? food is what god provided. it's in the fields, it's in the farms it's in all these places.
as long as you bring thatfood into your table, you're going to be ok. now if you put a factorybetween that thing and your table, then you're needing food. you're not eating food anymore. simple example, milk. we used to drink milk, period. now, even milk hasdifferent types of milk, low fat, 2%, this, what does that mean?
then they sell you the otherpart of the milk separately. they sell you yogurt or cottage cheese, different parts of the milk. so what they're doing isthey're selling you the milk several times. but by making all thesechanges to the milk, they are damaging its nutritional content and value. like for example the fats of the milk
have important factorsthat can prevent diabetes. if we're going to drink low fat milk, chances are bigger forus to develop diabetes than if we don''t. i always tell people, i have a very simple rule which is my hundred year rule. if the food you're aboutto eat was available a hundred years ago, go ahead.
if it's not, think twice about it. if you have to read thelabel, well think about it. you shouldn't have to read it. many times i take an apple or an orange and tell people "here,tell me how many calories "how many fats, how much cholesterol" they say "well, it doesnt' say anything." well then eat it. if it doesn't have a label,
you might be able to eat it. - number one cause of disease is cardiovascular problems. why? because of the lifestyle, the diet, stressful lifestyle and stress. and actually those are diseasesthat we bring on ourselves. the cardiovascular problems,metabolic syndrome, weight problems and high blood pressure.
those are the most common and secondly the cancer. metabolic syndrome is a failure. it's like a systemic organ failure to present a proper response to all of the aggressions that we assess to our body like bad diet, stress lack of exercise.
it's an abuse on the body. even people that smoke, alcohol abuse and all that. those situations that are probably a daily routine on a lot of people. it shouldnt' be. terrible diets and not being active. and letting yourself into stress, very stressful situations.
- we are using a lot of chemicals, ok? we're using hormones. we're using antibiotics. we're using a lot of very damaging things. not to talk about genetically modified foods that we still have tosee what's happening. but it's funny, we're notusing rats to check it, we're using humans to check it.
- metabolic syndrome by itself is just a combination of things. it's a person that is overweight. that overweight produces something related to chronic fatigue,high blood pressure, problems with sugar control, and the combination of those things will, if this persists on the long run, it will produce some,you name the disease.
it will give you anywhere from a heart attack toa cardiovascular event to cancer. there is a link of infectionand cardiovascular disease, you know. there's been a lot of research regarding the atherosclerotic plaque, the plaque that formswithin the blood vessels. what starts that?
is it really just the diet and the abuse? or is it that plus bacteria? or viruses? there's been a linkbetween certain bacterias, microorganisms that will produce damage to the blood vessels., and from there, the plaqueformation would start. but that's something that we never take pretty much in account.
we just treat the symptom and we don't go into the cause. - if you're using pro-inflammatorysubstances in your diet and chemicals and smokingand going to bed very late and having three hoursof bedrest at night, etc. you are actually damaging everything that should be taking care of you. we take the body for granted. we think that our bodyshould be in very good shape
and we even think, we truly believe thatif anything goes wrong, we go to the doctor and the doctor is going to fix it. because he knows how. well, they don't know how. and i'm not saying this in any aggressive wayor anything like that, your doctor doesn't knowhow to fix certain problems
which unfortunately arethe most frequent ones which is chronic degenerative disease. and that includes cancer. your doctor is going togive you the bad news, you have a disease. and then the worse news. you're going to take thisfor the rest of your life. because i don't know. that's the part they don't say
but implicitly tell you because i don't know how to cure you. you're going to take this water pill for the rest of your life. or this for your heartfor the rest of your life. or something for your high blood pressure and those are the good ones. you could be diabetic. you could be with cancer.
and those are the really bad news. and they're going to tell youthat they're going to use this and that and the other thing which has probably 80%chances of being very toxic and 20% chances of helping you. people in their anguish, for me, for one reason, i've seen people thatcome here to the hospital that have a week with no sleep.
and they sleep, dozeoff every now and then but they don't reallyhave a true deep sleep. so they start destroying protein, they start doing a lot of wrong things. and when they feel themselves protected, when they feel themselves thatsomething good is happening, then they start workingin a different way. hydration, as simple as that. and i always say this also simple example.
if i gave you a plant, i would say "look, here's this pot, "here's this plant. "it's very nice, it doesn't look good "or not very good but i'llgive it to you anyway. "i hope you can take care of it." you're going to get it in your house and the first thing you'll do is you're going to touch the dirt
to see if it's well watered. and you might discover thatnot only is it well-watered but it's over-watered which is a problem. and you might say theleaves are too yellow because it doesn't get enough sunlight. and they look a little bit wilted because it doesn't have any fresh air. so you're going to look for the location and watering system tobring it back to health.
and the health is going to come back. it's exactly what we should do with people and that's exactly what we do. everytime we see a patientfor the first time, we go. for the patient it might look like a very regular medical admission. because we are going totake a medical history, we're going to find out about your family,
about your past medical problems. we're going to do a physical examination, we're going to do a laboratory workup. but in the laboratory workup we're going to look for different things. we're going to look specifically for immune dysfunction. we're going to look forother important functions of the body.
for free radical activity, how toxic your body might be, etc. and with all that, we're going to start towork with supplementation, with intravenous hydration, intravenous alimentation or feeding. because we can tell that that person ismissing a lot of things. and nowadays, thank godwe have full nutritional,
intravenous nutritionaltreatments available that can bring people back to a very good situation in no time. in 48, 72 hours, people start feeling a lot of energy, feeling a lot better, which has a very importantpsychological effect. - we have a product called biox which is a product
with physiological formula of chlorine, similar to hydrogen peroxide, which we use on the patients twice a day, or sometimes three times a day. and that seems to work very well. we very rarely use antibiotics. - we have a program called parenteral nutrition support. and that means, the infusion
through central lineof different nutrients. like amino acids, essential fatty acids, and good carbohydrates. as part of our nutritional support, we are gonna use vitamin c which is an excellent antioxidant, glutathione that helpsthe liver to recover, antioxidants as wellfor digestive enzymes. the idea of this program
is to make the patient'sbody more alkaline. after being treated withlarge doses of chemotherapy or radiation, we understand that the patient likely will have more acidicconditions into their bodies. more free radicals, at the same time morefree radicals bring more accelerated cancer activity. so the idea of this program
is to make that cancer process more slow. - first, we need to be sure if the patient on the hemoglobin levels is alright. need to be minimum 12 grams of hemoglobin. and then we evaluatethe patient, absolutely, with the rest. usually we use the autologous and then it does not matter if thepatient has any infection,
any virus infection, bacterial infection because they are the same cells and then doesn't, that they don't have any problem. usually the patient come here for the two weeks program. we prepare the patient with our detoxification program where we are using the chelation,
we are using the ozone therapy, we change the diet. and two days, three days depending on the patient, we try to stimulate thebone marrow by fasting. i mean liquid diet. at that moment when we are starving, the bone marrow is going to try to produce what happened with the body
and then it's going to helpto produce more stem cells. more red or white cells. we have the oxygen where we are able to change from o2 adding an atom bythe electricity charge to produce the o3, that is the ozone. and the good thingsabout this of the ozone, they are going to worklike anti-inflammatory, like analgesic.
that's good for try to killvirus, fungus, bacterias. and a very good thing is to help the circulation. how we are going tohelp on the circulation is going to get better quality or better flexibility of the red cells. and then the circulationswill be everywhere much more easy. and then all the nutrients will be able
and all the therapies is going to be able to be on the right place. - we had received this really bad news from the oncologist. we were still in a state of shock and she shuffled us overto the chemo department and set us up. that was on a thursday.
and she set us up for chemo on tuesday. and so we went back home. and the next day which was friday, he woke up and said "i'm not doing chemo. "i'm not doing it." and a week later, we're here. and i have seen whatpeople in the united states and elsewhere would call miracles. i even witnessed a person being brought in
on a gurney at one point. and apparently she had tumors throughout her entire body. and she could no longer get up and actually move conveniently. within three weeks, she was up and going out and shopping. - i read a book by gary null. and there was a chapter in there
about dr. stanislaw burzynski and in it he said thathe does extremely well with lymphoma and brain tumors. so we went to the burzynski clinic in 1994 and she had it on her face subcutaneously, down her neck and itwas also on her spleen, she had various tumors. within about five weeks she went from really looking pretty bad
to looking normal. but what i wanted to say is my mother's like a walking alternative and complementary medicine cabinet. what she did was she controlled, and just managed her cancerfor the next 40 years. she ended up dying at 89, she was diagnosed when she was 52. but she didn't die from cancer,
she died from some mistakes they made at the hospital where she went in for a bladder infection, believe it or not. and she absolutely didnot die from the cancer. - we are going to promote the use of hyperbaric oxygen treatments and ozone therapies. because that kind of therapy helps
make the body more alkaline and helps the patientsrecovering be more fast. in the non-cancer conditions, of course the program will be similar, but will be in a more short term. like 10 to 14 days. and of course, based onthat particular condition, we can use the use of stem cell therapy that can help reprogram orreset the damaged cells,
promote the production of endocrine, then know the endocrinesystem to function well. as well like diabetes and other condition like hyperthyroidism, etc. patients that have the diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia, we understand that very frequently a virus is associated or behind these conditions. so the programs that we're using,
instead of using tonsof antibiotic therapy, what we're gonna useis to use antioxidants and natural programs to minimize or reduce the viral attack against the healthy organs. this is in particular, important for patients with hepatitis c, lyme disease, chronic fatigue syndrome in which is documentedthe presence of a virus.
- once we start the patient into the cleansing program, the probiotics, the colon being a little bit more regular, more functional, and the ivs, and we also use this sessions these oxygen sessions. all of which, it's in a way like cleansing or cleaning the body.
producing almost an aseptic area which is probably impossible to do. but we try it. who would believe thatafter a few days with that, a couple of weeks, thepatient is feeling better. there's really no way of explaining it. cause we don't have the tests,. because sometimes there's no change on the test.
the change in the patient. we have the lifeblood analysis with which you can see definite changes. the important thing is thatthe patient feels better. - cancer cells are humanbut they're not normal. they have a lot of problems. that's why they haveproblems with high amounts of vitamin c, high amounts of vitamin a, and heat of course is one of the things.
oxygen. all these things damage cancer cells because they have all thesefaulty metabolic systems. so the heat is going toimpose a big burden on them because every time yourtemperature goes up, your metabolic rate goes way up, even tenfold. you start breathing a lot,your heart goes a lot faster, enzymes are a lot more active.
blood flow is greatly increased. oxygenation to all thetissues is greatly increased. and the normal body is ready for it. - one of the main reasons i came here was to build my immune system. but the secondary reason i came here was to jeopardize anycancer that's in my body. and i've done a lot of research and ibc offers hyperthermia.
and that's raising thebody's core temperature to 107 degrees. it's called extreme hyperthermia. there's mild hyperthermia and there's the regular hyperthermia. ibc is gonna take me toextreme hyperthermia, 107, maybe even 108 degrees. and one of the unique things about the way they do it here at ibc,
they do it internally. some other clinics around the world they do it externally. they heat the body from the outside in. ibc heats it from the inside out. and it's the core temperaturethat you have to get up. cancer cells are weaker cells than our normal everyday cells. they cannot withstand the heat.
so you get them in a weakened state and if you really crank up the heat, you'll actually kill them. they can't coexist. as a preparation for that, ibc has been giving meintravenous nutrients. vitamin c and selenium and they're giving me dmso, and they giving me a magnitude of things,
antioxidants and magnesium. building my immune system. in addition to that,i believe in the whole oxygen therapy thing. another reason i came here. they do ozone treatment here. they do hyperbaric treatment here. where you get in, whereyou get into a tube and you're put under pressureand it forces the oxygen
into your bloodstream. so you oxygenate the blood. there's two things thatcancer really hates. every kind of cancer. it hates oxygen and it hates alkalinity. keeping the immune system built up for whatever therapy that you decide to do is your first and foremost priority
in fighting cancer. - my name is theresa tames and my official titleis patient coordinator but throughout the 20 yearsthat i've been working here my responsibilities have grown from answering phones and emails and help to coordinateall of the patients, the prospective patients as we call them that want to come here andanswering all of their questions
and putting their mind at ease. and making the reservations. we put people up atairport, amtrak station, wherever they come fromall over the world. many use us as a last resort, they've already been throughall of the conventional with devastating results. and this is their hope. many their last hope,
but certainly hope is what we have here. and a lot of them arevery happily surprised at the great improvement as to their quality of life. - that's one of the big thingsthat i really appreciate about biocare. my family stays with me in my room. they eat with me. there's no charges.
they get the same respect that i do and courtesy. so family is extremely important and also the fact thatwe get the opportunity to talk with other patients. hey what's working for you, what happened to you? we learn from one another. we share insights.
and i like the ability tointeract with other patients and the safety and security of my family,. - open up your mind. look for answers. look for alternatives. the written books of many years ago don't have all the answers. there are some people whoare investigating new things, new alternatives, newmedications, new medicines,
and new ways to treat illnesses. so look around. look in the internet. talk to other people. sometimes other people have new ideas or better ideas and they can guide you. so open up your mind. be brave to look for more solutions. to more choices.
cause sometimes youdon't have any choices. we think we don't. we do. sometimes our doctorsdon't give us the choices. we have to look for them. just be open.
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