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We do talk about a lot of great concepts and have great authors and interviews. So I hope that you'll join us here every day. And I'm grateful for those of you who just found the show. Welcome and glad to see you here. Now, let's get started. Today's conversation is with Dr. David Raznick, a PhD in chemistry from the Georgia Institute of Technology, to talk about his book, The Outsider, A Personal Odyssey into the Essence of

Cancer, a mathematically proven theory showing that cancer is a chromosomal disease and that cancer,

the cause of cancer, has been proven.

Dr. Raznick, Dave, welcome so much to the 10-penny files. I'm so glad to see you here.

Well, I appreciate it. It's a real pleasure to be with you and thank you so much.

By the way, I would like to add one other thing. It's mathematically approved, but also experimental.

Peter Dewsberg, a colleague of mine that I've known for many years, he did the experimental stuff and proved every aspect that the hypothetical or the quantitative thing suggested, plus other data.

I just want to clarify that.

It was a mix of both.

Very good.

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