Welcome everyone. This is Dr. McCullough helping you take control of your health and today we're going to talk about cancer and what you can do to not only prevent it but more importantly treat it. Why? Because it's an epidemic. We have

1600 people dying every day in the United States from cancer and if you're Asian

you might be surprised when learn that 8,000 people a day died from cancer in China.

So we have a really world-class expert with us today, Dr Antonio Jimenez, who's got clinics over

international clinics because it's out of the purvey of the United States and he's able to implement some therapy.

So I just love, and he's written a book, Hope for Cancer,

which interestingly is the name of his clinics.

So we're going to talk a lot about the details today. So welcome and thank you for joining us.

Dr. Jimenez. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Jordan it's interesting. You mentioned Asia. I'm actually in Bangkok right now, and we're in the process of expanding

Hope for Cancer this is part of the world because it's truly even a greater epidemic than it is in the in the Western world right now.

You know, of course, many factors to that.

Yeah, that's because I think the number of people dying from cancer far exceeds is a higher rate than we have in this country because they have 8,000 people every day. Is that true? I mean, I just heard that from Dr. Seyfri.

Yeah, that sounds correct.

And you know, some cancers that are rare in our part of the world in the U.S. and the Western

well is very common here for example primary liver cancer

a paddle cell carcinoma is much more common here than where we're from.

Okay well let's get into the background as to why you got into this to begin with.

I think you, at least in your book you stated that it was your father's diagnosis

with prostate cancer that was the primary catalyst

and that was when he was in his early 60s.

So if you can expand on that, that'd be great.

Yes, yes.

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