# Cancer & Parasites🤔

In this video, I dive into a topic that's been lighting up my inbox lately—cancer and parasites. There’s a wave of content going around claiming that tumors are just sacks of parasites, and while misdiagnosis is absolutely a real thing, I’ve personally never seen a "sack of parasites" in the way it's being sensationalized. What I *have* seen—and what my father taught for decades—is that cancer, like mold, thrives in a certain kind of internal environment. Parasites, fungi, even cancer cells, they’re not enemies invading from the outside. They’re part of the ecosystem of the body, responding to what's happening internally.

This is a core idea in terrain-based thinking. Instead of attacking the symptom—whether it’s a tumor or a parasite—we need to understand *why* it’s there. What is the body trying to do? My dad used to say, “If the terrain is a swamp, of course the bugs will come.” So, we don’t chase the bugs. We clean up the swamp. That means working with the lymph, the liver, the diet, the emotions—the whole internal environment. And yeah, sometimes, when the load is too heavy or someone’s really weak, something might be used temporarily, but only as support while we rebuild the terrain. Quick fixes and “miracle cures” don’t address the root.

And this part blew my mind: even ChatGPT gets it🤯. When I asked about cancer and parasites, it echoed the terrain perspective almost perfectly. Parasites aren’t the cause—they’re cleaning up waste and decay. The real work is in creating a body they don’t want to live in. And honestly, the most powerful terrain shift? Joy. Nothing changes your blood chemistry and your pH faster than joy. So if you do one thing today—find something that brings you joy. Ten minutes a day, minimum. You’ve earned it. You deserve it. And it’s more healing than any pill.

If this resonates, please share it with someone who might need a shift in perspective. **NOTE:** At 1:25 I talk about the waste products of the parasites being the isopathic remedies we have used. The isopathics are actually the waste product of the bacteria and fungus, not parasites. When the parasites in the body consume “garbage,” the parasites’ waste product is a much simpler form that is easier for the body to deal with, but those waste products are not the isopathics.