The connection between fungus and cancer

The connection between fungus and cancer

​I’m always searching for root causes to the issue at hand. When it comes to cancer, this is the core to any therapy or treatment being taken. If you don’t know what caused the disease, how could you ever even begin to get rid of it. Attacking it and never uprooting the causative factors will only become a matter of time before it presents itself again.
I was incredibly impressed when I learned of the fungus connection. Doug Kaufmann has an insight into illness and disease that is very interesting and in my opinion, also very overlooked.
When Doug was a U.S. Navy corpsman, he developed strange symptoms that he thought were related to food allergies so he began his study that linked diet and illness. My intentions with everything I do and share is to provoke thought into the causes of cancer so that we can put the puzzle pieces together, and so we can be more effective with approaches to recover and heal with appropriate and more individualized support.
The more we know, the more options we have and since we’ll never know everything – keeping an open mind and willingness to explore all potential causes is important.
Doug’s contribution to cancer causes is one that most people, even physicians, are unaware of. We’ve been programmed to think of cancer causers as being bad genes and genetic mutations. It’s taken a lot of effort on the desks of integrative and progressive practitioners and scientists to bring to light the fact that there are other causes such as: chemicals, radiation, environmental exposures, nutrient deficiencies from eating crap foods, ill mental health and certain pharmaceutical medications, including chemotherapy.
Doug Kaufmann is pointing to a very ignored instigator – fungus.
When most of us think of fungus, mushrooms come to mind and using mushrooms as part of a cancer treatment are becoming more commonly implemented.
Check out the chat I had with Doug Kaufmann from the show, Know The Cause to hear his response to the mushroom fungus AND:

• Does fungus mimic cancer?
• Should every cancer patient or every person for that matter, treat for fungus?
• There are mycotoxins on the most common foods: corn, peanuts and cotton. The majority of the population has close relation with these. How can we test for fungal growths?
• Why is this cause not talked about?
• Can a biopsy create fungal spread and cause more cancer to develop?
• Is toe nail fungus an indicator of illness?

Listen to our conversation and let me know if you have questions or want to share your experience!
Watch (or listen) to this episode of "Cancer Coach Chat with Doug Kaufmann: The connection between fungus and cancer"

For more from Doug, check out his website: Know The Cause

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