Podcast: Cancer Triggers – New Perspectives on Covid-19, Cell Phones, and more

Today, more young people are being diagnosed with cancer than ever before. There has been a 30% increase in youth cancer diagnoses over the past 50 years. Humans are exposed to more toxins today than ever, including prescription medications and processed foods which contribute to the overall toxic load.

In today’s episode of the “Healing Trends with Dr. Bens” podcast, we discuss some of the larger cancer accelerators. One of these cancer accelerators might surprise you – it is a device that you are most likely using to listen to this podcast…the cell phone. Cell phones, computers and many other modern electrical devices have increased the radiation levels we are exposed to on a daily basis.

The other big cancer accelerator we discuss on the podcast is both the COVID-19 infection and the COVID vaccine. A new article written after our taping is entitled Did a Famous Doctor’s COVID Shot Make His Cancer Worse? (The Atlantic Magazine-September 24, 2022.)

These are two things that are certainly hard to avoid in today’s environment; however, we touch on some ways to limit the overall toxic impact on your body from these accelerators:

• Supplements like Chlorella and Vitamin D3
• Early detection screening, like thermography

• Clean healthy diet and intermittent fasting
• Exercise – we discuss interval training

These are potentially controversial topics for some people; however, we try to share all the available medical science to allow everyone to make informed decisions.

To listen to the podcast by Dr. Charles Bens, PhD, click on this page and then on the podcast link: https://radiomd.com/show/healing-trends/item/48246-cancer-accelerators-some-new-perspectives

Charles Bens, PhD, was an internationally recognized author, speaker and consultant specializing in the fields of organizational improvement, workplace wellness and functional medicine. His creative publications and presentations have garnered praise in the form of Man of the Year recognition in the U.S. and Canada, commendation from the President of the United States and speaking engagements worldwide. "It is with a heavy heart that I must report the news that Charles passed away on Friday, October 14th, 2022. He died of a sudden heart attack. Only two hours before, we had been on a long bike ride. Sadly, his heart was not as strong as his desire to live. Shortly after taking a shower he was overcome by nausea and chest pains. He passed within thirty minutes. I was by his side. For those of you who knew him well, you’re aware that he was a health nut. One reason for his obsession was that he’d been born with a seriously arrhythmic heart. This condition took his father’s life when he was in his early 70”s. By exercising daily and staying on a great diet Charles managed to squeeze almost another decade out of his ailing heart." Ingrid Bens

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