Loyola University Chicago

It's not just a silver bullet, but Laetrile was the kingpin in this.

And so Harold Manor found out about these doctors that were saying they were having success, and he happened to be a PhD head of biology at Loyola University.

He had published 50 published scientific articles, had written seven textbooks.

He was, he was requested to speak all over the world about his, he was looking at environmental causes for why cancer was seemed to be popping up, whether it was radiation or poisonous things or whatever.

So he was looking environmental causes.

So naturally when he heard about this Laetrile and metabolic therapy said he went to the administration at Loyola and, And initially, he reported that they were all for it.

They were all for him testing it on laboratory mice at Loyola University.

Even though they got a lot of their funding from Big Pharma, they were all for it, which who wouldn't be, David, when you bring this up to people, who as a human being wouldn't be up to studying a natural remedy that will help your body get rid of cancer? I

It's not just a silver bullet, but Laetrile was the kingpin in this.

And so Harold Manor found out about these doctors that were saying they were having success, and he happened to be a PhD head of biology at Loyola University.

He had published 50 published scientific articles, had written seven textbooks.

He was, he was requested to speak all over the world about his, he was looking at environmental causes for why cancer was seemed to be popping up, whether it was radiation or poisonous things or whatever.

So he was looking environmental causes.

So naturally when he heard about this Laetrile and metabolic therapy said he went to the administration at Loyola and And initially he reported that they were all for it.

They were all for him testing it on laboratory mice at Loyola University.

Even though they got a lot of their funding from Big Pharma, they were all for it, which who wouldn't be, David, when you bring this up to people, who as a human being wouldn't be up to studying a natural remedy that will help your body get rid of cancer? I

It's not just a silver bullet, but Laetrile was the kingpin in this.

And so Harold Manor found out about these doctors that were saying they were having success, and he happened to be a PhD head of biology at Loyola University.

He had published 50 published scientific articles, had written seven textbooks.

He was, he was requested to speak all over the world about his, he was looking at environmental causes for why cancer was seemed to be popping up, whether it was radiation or poisonous things or whatever.

So he was looking environmental causes.

So naturally when he heard about this Laetrile and metabolic therapy said he went to the administration at Loyola and, And initially, he reported that they were all for it.

They were all for him testing it on laboratory mice at Loyola University.

Even though they got a lot of their funding from Big Pharma, they were all for it, which who wouldn't be, David, when you bring this up to people, who as a human being wouldn't be up to studying a natural remedy that will help your body get rid of cancer? I

We just had to make sure, you know, you weren't the killer.

could be a situation of like hey uh you're not allowed to leave town while we're investigating this you know all right so let's see what we got here some quick notes filming took place at and around Loyola University in New Orleans lasted for about five weeks uh all the scenes where Tree awakens in Carter's bed after her death were filmed back to back in a span of two days

that makes sense

Okay, so the film is set in New Orleans and filmed on the campus of Loyola.

and okay what happens with an adult tree in her life and her family if something like this were to happen or what could

happen

lead down this road um so they like they're still working through the process so hopefully if it came out it would definitely be something i would go see in the theater Okay, so the scene where Tree walks through the quad naked, they did it, had to do it quickly, right? Because it was on an active college campus, Loyola University.

And

And that's a big, big reason why cardiac C, as you've just noticed, you referenced as that technology has been around for about 13 or 14 years now.

And I was actually fortunate to be one of the first implementers when I was at Loyola.

outside Chicago.

I think we were the second site to implement it.

It is a growing multi-state firm where he leads a team of 15 people across four countries and three states handling estate planning, business planning, real estate, and litigation.

He holds an LLM in business and corporate governance from Loyola University, Chicago.

He's admitted to practice in Illinois, South Dakota, and several federal courts.

And he's also a licensed Nevada real estate professional lawyer.

And I think if they get in the NCAA tournament, like they have the personnel to go toe to toe with everybody.

I think I have one other note that I had of just like some an interesting one is keep an eye on Loyola Chicago this year after their disastrous year last year.

They have this French point guard, Guillaume Gratzinger.

That's really good.