William Coley

It's the story that keeps me as a card carrying Ph.D. physiologist very humble about what's truth and what's not truth.

And it's the story of William Coley and Coley's toxins.

So take yourself back to the 1880s and 90s.

Hard to do.

at somebody's tumor on their head or neck, and then I close it again.

Now, that works, but we all know what the side effects of radiation is, particularly that lots of skin ulceration, lots of radiation disease, a lot of brain fog, not in this case because of immunomodulation or autoimmune issues, but because they had radiation blasting through the brain tissue.

There's another guy, another doctor in New York at the time named William Coley, who took a Staphylococcus bacteria, grew them up, killed them, and then injected them into the tumors.

And he had massive success.

He's a physician in New York.

Coley, William Coley, that was his name.

He's in my book.

And he had this guy who had a sarcoma on his jaw, and Dr. Ewing, a surgeon there, would keep removing it surgically, that thing, but it kept coming back.

Wow.

Two to 3%.

And William Coley's 50%.

Wow.