BOMBSHELL! Most Skin Cancer Deaths Are From LACK Of Sunlight!!

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  • čas přidán 4. 05. 2024
  • Did you know that dermatology is pulling a huge scam on the American public? It’s true! Since the 1980s when dermatologists hired a big money advertising agency, the dermatologic profession has been aggressively “raising awareness” about the danger of skin cancer and the threat represented by the sun. Except that the vast majority of skin cancers are benign, and the more dangerous variety is actually caused by not getting enough sun.
    Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss how the dermatological profession has become a huge money maker while offering no tangible health benefits.
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  • @thejimmydoreshow
    @thejimmydoreshow  Před 13 dny +72

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    • @stevehesh4993
      @stevehesh4993 Před 13 dny +1

      Look into Edward Bernays.

    • @miriamweller812
      @miriamweller812 Před 13 dny

      You guys do get that you ruin the image of your channel with such stupid videos?
      No one ever said, that you should avoid the sun completely. Nothing of what is said in this study is new. Healthcare tells peopel since ages, that a right amount of sunlight is necessary for good health. Skin cancer warning is all about TOO MUCH sun. Just like TOO MUCH of anything, including water, can kill you.

    • @stevehesh4993
      @stevehesh4993 Před 13 dny

      Edward Bernays started the first "Public Relations Firm". He was a nephew of Freud and was involved in creating propaganda to convince our public to become involved in WW1. His playbook is responsible for our lying advertisements and built in obsolescence. He got drs. to recommend smoking and bacon/eggs breakfast.

    • @twinsprings24
      @twinsprings24 Před 13 dny +4

      Take your vitamin D3, we all lack this vital vitamin even if you go outside a lot 🌞

    • @algonquinbear1410
      @algonquinbear1410 Před 13 dny

      Did you get a second opinion on the cancer diagnosis before you chemically burn your face? Perhaps you could find a good naturopath, IT MAY NOT EVEN BE CANCER! There may be a non toxic cure.

  • @layinlow77
    @layinlow77 Před 13 dny +2122

    Get sunlight, don't worry about salt and animal fats. Avoid processed foods and pharma.

    • @x3dominator28
      @x3dominator28 Před 13 dny +50

      This! So much this.

    • @tgF321jikko
      @tgF321jikko Před 13 dny +56

      You need 6x the daily recommendation of salt to do the same damage as 1/2 the recommendation of salt

    • @JH-rk9gd
      @JH-rk9gd Před 13 dny +13

      Good advice

    • @johnpick8336
      @johnpick8336 Před 13 dny +20

      This is why I listen to and recommend The Jimmy Dore Show !
      Thanks Jimmy and Co.

    • @gertyrae16
      @gertyrae16 Před 13 dny +70

      I am doing carnivore

  • @carolann4087
    @carolann4087 Před 12 dny +367

    Medical science has made such tremendous progress that there are hardly any healthy people left.

    • @4thebees
      @4thebees Před 10 dny +10

      Hahahah good one ;)

    • @joxyjoxyjoxy1
      @joxyjoxyjoxy1 Před 9 dny +3

      They have made excellent progress. For themselves.$$$

    • @TheBlocklandPlayer
      @TheBlocklandPlayer Před 9 dny

      I have read some studies and the benzene in the sunscreens and makeups and such are not very good for people

    • @TheBlocklandPlayer
      @TheBlocklandPlayer Před 9 dny +1

      Here is the answer think of us all like trees 🎄 we are perennial we come back every year we're still the same but we have another layer we live on water and sunlight and different types of food depending on our selection

    • @TheBlocklandPlayer
      @TheBlocklandPlayer Před 9 dny

      Jerry should take that pimple popper on comedians in cars getting coffee

  • @kyle4449
    @kyle4449 Před 11 dny +237

    The sooner people realize that literally EVERYTHING they have been told to believe is a lie, the better off we will all be.

    • @TheBlocklandPlayer
      @TheBlocklandPlayer Před 9 dny +3

      This is what we find

    • @TheBlocklandPlayer
      @TheBlocklandPlayer Před 9 dny

      Rack that s*** up that bill is coming to a close

    • @tinaarko6625
      @tinaarko6625 Před 8 dny +3

      Too many are invested in the lies.

    • @glennw.4570
      @glennw.4570 Před 8 dny +4

      When you finally figure that one out, it is a very bitter pill to swallow. I have been a total cynic for well over fifteen years now. Life hasn't been fun for a looong time.

    • @grantjohnson952
      @grantjohnson952 Před 7 dny +3

      100% - the scope and scale of the lies is astounding. Literally everything they have told us is a lie.

  • @jfuite
    @jfuite Před 12 dny +166

    My entire GenX life has been immersed in “awareness campaigns” of some sort. It’s taken me decades to realize that most, if not all, have been advertisements for some sort of material or ideological consumption.

    • @aieahi1
      @aieahi1 Před 8 dny

      I’m a patent attorney. We did work for a sun tan lotion sun screen lotion maker. Couldn’t say that the sun screen prevented skin cancer because it’s never been proven. It will stop you from getting a tan.

    • @mikewood8695
      @mikewood8695 Před 7 dny +1

      the hint was that when you went to school from a very early age, you were taught religion, god jesus and the rest of it - the first early lie to get you compliant and obedient to higher authority and NOT question

    • @zakeaton5632
      @zakeaton5632 Před 6 dny

      @@mikewood8695the first clue that you’re an idiot is the whole point of Christianity is you’re allowed to question, hence our freedom of speech.

    • @oldluke7653
      @oldluke7653 Před 6 dny

      ​@@mikewood8695lol There is no God in schools foolish boomer. You won that battle. Even the buckle of the Bible Belt can't over come this indoctrination 👉Harvard is where Obama was educated 👉Claudine Gay steps down in the face of intense scrutiny following controversial congressional testimony about antisemitism on campus. The resignation yesterday of Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has shocked many academics.Jan 3, 2024

    • @masinaverde901
      @masinaverde901 Před 5 dny

      ​@@mikewood8695Yeah right. Too bad it's always the lefties that comply with everything. And the lefties hate God.

  • @Shutupasecond
    @Shutupasecond Před 13 dny +993

    For years i have been asking how the sun is more dangerous than spreading chemicals all over your body.

    • @martinheath5947
      @martinheath5947 Před 13 dny +55

      All over the body's largest organ, the skin.

    • @357_SWAGNUM_MAGA_X
      @357_SWAGNUM_MAGA_X Před 13 dny +20

      I tried to use coconut oil instead and I was cooking alive, don't do it.

    • @woofwoof9647
      @woofwoof9647 Před 13 dny

      The sun is dangerous if you DONT GO IN IT !!

    • @katl1489
      @katl1489 Před 13 dny

      Not just that but most sunscreens have chemicals which cause cancer.

    • @margaretqueenofscots9450
      @margaretqueenofscots9450 Před 13 dny +19

      @@357_SWAGNUM_MAGA_X you can use a zinc based cream, it won’t harm you. You can make it yourself

  • @trevorpullen3199
    @trevorpullen3199 Před 13 dny +306

    If only we masked harder. If only we sun screened harder.

  • @tcardinal1612
    @tcardinal1612 Před 12 dny +92

    This dermatology office obviously wasn't prepared for Jimmy Dore to come walking through their door! 😂😂

  • @saxoncordeaux9290
    @saxoncordeaux9290 Před 12 dny +67

    Here in Australia we have the highest rate of skin cancer in the World, but we also have the highest usage of sunscreen.....Hmmmmmm

    • @razup2323
      @razup2323 Před 5 dny

      Hats

    • @billhesford6098
      @billhesford6098 Před 5 dny

      We 'all' wore masks and everybody was coughing. This is one brainwash experiment here in Aus.

    • @rumination2399
      @rumination2399 Před 4 dny

      We also have a lot of the whitest people in the harshest sun in the world.
      Don’t waste time with sunscreen. The sun provides divine healing energy but it will fry your dna if you’re stupid with it.

    • @sarahprosecco
      @sarahprosecco Před 4 dny +3

      and one of the highest rates of vitamin D deficiency

    • @ed6954
      @ed6954 Před 10 hodinami

      I tried to research what UV is emitted from fluorescent lights and the first article I got referenced an Australian study telling me how much more dangerous the sun is than fluorescent lighting.
      “But according to the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA), the UV emissions from most indoor light sources, including fluorescent lights, are below the approved Australian limits. This means they won’t cause any risk to health for normal people, if we use them properly.”
      Which is defined as less than 8 hours a day at a certain distance. No mention of eye disease from those same lights 🤮

  • @doraemon402
    @doraemon402 Před 13 dny +450

    So, it turns out that nature isn't bad... Who would have thought?

    • @miriamweller812
      @miriamweller812 Před 13 dny

      Nature is pure evil. Whole evolution is pretty much the holocaust method. It simply kills you. Constantly. That's how evolution works. It kills of the majority and what survives then gets to the next round. And ther eis no final round, it just goes on like that.
      Beside that: nothing of what is said here is new, that is known since decades and skin cancer warnings are not about sun exposure in general, but TOO MUCH sun exposure.
      See: you need water to live. Too much water will still kill you.
      It's the same with the sun. It's about the right amount.
      Cancer warning is about to lie in the sun for hours, but they also give warning regarding your health when you avoid sunlight completely. The only scam here is calling it a scam. It isn't.

    • @j.christie2594
      @j.christie2594 Před 13 dny +6

      Anti-logic anti science religion's? 😮

    • @Marmocet
      @Marmocet Před 13 dny

      Well, sort of. It would be perfectly natural to be covered in parasites your whole life and die at the age of 30 like our ancient ancestors. Nature can be pretty brutal.

    • @Zodroo_Tint
      @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny

      I'm pretty sure you are wrong. We humans evolved in 15 minute cities eating bugs and baby formulas while we used vaccine against viruses.

    • @user-iz3gv7th6z
      @user-iz3gv7th6z Před 13 dny

      Uv rays are still bad lmao.
      Supplement your vitamin D and carry on

  • @maureenberendonk4662
    @maureenberendonk4662 Před 13 dny +395

    This is going on in the ENTIRE “healthcare” system

    • @tomyum6163
      @tomyum6163 Před 13 dny +18

      Correct. Really can't trust any of it anymore.

    • @Professor__S
      @Professor__S Před 13 dny

      Sun is bad for you. Eating meat is bad for you. Exercising and being fit is bad for you. Thinking for yourself is bad for you. Natural medicine is bad for you. Being intuitive with every aspect of your life is bad for you😏

    • @kennymichaelalanya7134
      @kennymichaelalanya7134 Před 12 dny

      Oh no wonder my comments about the Pharma were being deleted. Now it makes perfect sense. My comment talked about the origin of the logo or symbol of the Healthcare. The one about the staff and two snakes.

    • @chriskazaam896
      @chriskazaam896 Před 12 dny +7

      Wal-mart style. Cashiers will check your blood pressure. Nurse practitioner will check if our quality to see a biggerCity doctor.

    • @wobblestheclown
      @wobblestheclown Před 12 dny +12

      It's why I left. I was disgusted at how I was expected to treat people

  • @infamoussnyc3761
    @infamoussnyc3761 Před 9 dny +44

    As a nurse of 10 years, I say this all the time as someone who looked into how our healthcare system started. Most of what we do is fraud. Esp pharmaceutical industry

    • @aieahi1
      @aieahi1 Před 8 dny

      Watch Rockefeller Medicine by the Corbett Report. It’s all about money.

  • @zippydoo9533
    @zippydoo9533 Před 13 dny +52

    I've completely opted out of any treatment from the establishment close to six years ago when my wife died in a nursing home. I tried to save her but I alleged greedy home and medical establishment made all the money could and then purposely aggravated her health issues until she passed away. I was one person who was not surprised by the shenanigans that went on in 2020 and 2021. If I get sick I'd rather die with dignity before allowing greedy corporates butchers to work me over. I'm not a doctor or scientist but always thought that the chemicals in our food and some of the drugs pushed on us are the cause of many of our health problems.

    • @Trapezius8oblique
      @Trapezius8oblique Před 8 dny +2

      Agreed. Ive seen it for myself as well.

    • @JackAndErnie
      @JackAndErnie Před 8 dny +4

      I’m very sorry for your loss. You seem strong and I hope that’s true.

  • @WideAwakeHuman
    @WideAwakeHuman Před 13 dny +385

    I’ve ALWAYS been skeptical of the “sun is bad” thing simply for the fact that every civilization in the history of the universe has considered the sun the source of life on earth 😂

    • @machinethesun9243
      @machinethesun9243 Před 13 dny +14

      Makes us think we are aliens, not from earth, and meant to be tranhumanist cyborgs.

    • @astromigui
      @astromigui Před 13 dny +27

      Or that you have to put chemical cream on your skin to not get burned, while most of our ancestors didn't have houses

    • @WideAwakeHuman
      @WideAwakeHuman Před 13 dny +25

      @@astromigui that’s the most insane thing - rub cream on your body that often times contains known carcinogens and that will prevent cancer lol

    • @MissMolly3377
      @MissMolly3377 Před 13 dny +10

      This all started when they blamed our hairspray back in the 80s for taking out the Ozone layer….so they pushed sunscreen hard after that, I rarely ever used it, and rarely, if ever, put it on my children.

    • @purplelove3666
      @purplelove3666 Před 13 dny +3

      God gives life

  • @kickpublishing
    @kickpublishing Před 13 dny +387

    Is there anything they haven’t lied to us about? Question EVERYTHING

    • @Zodroo_Tint
      @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny +5

      Do you watch Last American Vagabond? This is his motto. :)

    • @Zodroo_Tint
      @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny +14

      Oh and no, they lie about everything. Even if they don't have to, because it makes us confused and wanting their guidance.

    • @roberthunter8232
      @roberthunter8232 Před 13 dny +14

      NO! Worst of All, the lies start at birth from those who Love you and don't know better. Your friends and family the same because that's All they know. Then comes the educational industrial complexes and the media/propaganda industrial complexes. You don't stand a chance unless you understand what the system consists of and it's omnipresent.

    • @stevehesh4993
      @stevehesh4993 Před 13 dny +5

      We are even lied to about what time it is!!

    • @JooT00b-bm1ms
      @JooT00b-bm1ms Před 13 dny +8

      Especially WW2.
      “They” accused Germany of everything they were guilty of, they just got the jump on them because they won the war-with our help-and were able to write the version of history they wanted everyone to believe.

  • @ContentRemoved___
    @ContentRemoved___ Před 13 dny +10

    Sunlight versus Gaslight.

  • @BlaqRaq
    @BlaqRaq Před 13 dny +33

    I relocated from Jamaica 🇯🇲 to England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 to work and in 5 years I realize that I’m suffering from sunlight deprivation. I need to go back to Jamaica very soon to heal and then return. Like a dolphin getting air.

    • @AmishMan777
      @AmishMan777 Před 2 dny +1

      Could be you’re just homesick…but the sun definitely has a huge impact on our moods for sure…I’m from a gloomy part of NY, and I moved to Hawaii. After a few years, I was super depressed. Even though I was getting some of the best sunlight in the world, I was sad because I longed for my home.

    • @blikewat3r
      @blikewat3r Před dnem

      You have more melanin in your skin. You ABSOLUTELY should consider getting back to Jamaica for adequate sunlight needed for your skin. The more melanin your skin has, the more you’re adapted to living closer to equator. If you’re feeling depressed, the lack of adequate sunlight may be a contributing factor as your level of vit D (a hormone) is likely low. But one trip won’t solve the problem unfortunately. Sunlight exposure needs to be routine for optimal levels. My husband has darker skin and I’m more fair. To find a happy medium, we live slightly south of the 33rd parallel. My skin has adapted with time and he gets just what his skin requires 😊

  • @richardgonzales3562
    @richardgonzales3562 Před 13 dny +157

    Think about this......what did they do during Covid? Kept everyone inside! No beach, no park, no walks no sun!

    • @margaretthatcher6828
      @margaretthatcher6828 Před 13 dny +15

      So very true!

    • @michaelwills1926
      @michaelwills1926 Před 13 dny

      Plus they encouraged ppl to sit on their ass and stuff their face with processed snacks and watch Netflix. Movie villains have nothing on these @ssholes

    • @preciousmourning8310
      @preciousmourning8310 Před 13 dny +1

      That's not true everywhere. My province heavily promoted the outdoors in non-crowded situations like walking at the park, swimming at the beach etc. because the infection risk was very low and parks and beaches were never closed.

    • @richardgonzales3562
      @richardgonzales3562 Před 12 dny +6

      @@preciousmourning8310 You were lucky! Congrats! Others not so much. Kids could go to school where you were at?

    • @kennymichaelalanya7134
      @kennymichaelalanya7134 Před 12 dny +4

      ​@preciousmourning8310
      Provinces and small towns didn't enforce the lockdowns or mass masking. We had freaking curfews in my city which is as you guessed it. (Caused by the ri0ts). Blue.

  • @shahiqyarbouti2635
    @shahiqyarbouti2635 Před 13 dny +370

    This day and age you better do the exact opposite of what they are trying to scare you with. You'll live longer.

    • @miriamweller812
      @miriamweller812 Před 13 dny

      Funny, because guess what: they tell you since decades that you need sunlight. So better hide in your cellar or what?
      NO ONE EVER said, that you shouldn't get ANY sunlight. The absolute opposite is the case. Nothing of what is said here is new in any way.
      Skincancer problem is about TOO MUCH sunlight, when you stay in the sun for hours without protection and got sunburns and alike.

    • @Zodroo_Tint
      @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny +16

      True, I remember the time when there was an egg scare in my country, then in the next year there was nothing, then one year later it was all over the media we should eat eggs because it is healthy.
      It was a corporate takeover.

    • @augustodelerme7233
      @augustodelerme7233 Před 13 dny +3

      I got one better: DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH! 👏👏👏

    • @victorchiappetta3230
      @victorchiappetta3230 Před 13 dny

      My prediction: life expectancy will continue to plummet dramatically. And 50 years from now the Woketards will still be blaming climate change even though none of the dire predictions have come true.

    • @hangemhigh3578
      @hangemhigh3578 Před 13 dny +4

      Always a boogeyman to manipulate you into a behavior they want.

  • @andresviveros3994
    @andresviveros3994 Před 12 dny +9

    It was sunlight that stopped my psoriasis

  • @pigsnott
    @pigsnott Před 12 dny +9

    30 yrs retired from health industry. Watched it go downhill. Jimmy gets it.

  • @Toxicpoolofreekingmascul-lj4yd

    Humans evolved living outside in the sunshine. It totally makes sense that the sun would kill us.*sarcasm

    • @Hentai-Semite
      @Hentai-Semite Před 13 dny

      Thats what theyintroduced us to during the ozone layer zgam in the 80ies.
      The ozone holes in the layers are still as huge as they were BEFORE outruling CFC s,
      yet the skincancer rates have not skyrocketed.

    • @Guerrilla727
      @Guerrilla727 Před 13 dny +15

      Our life expectancy was awful too but let's just ignore that.

    • @miriamweller812
      @miriamweller812 Před 13 dny

      Majority of humans died with 20, 30, 40 years. Guess what: in that case cancer rarely plays a role.
      And this "it's a scam" is bullshit, because what is said here is well known and preached since decades. It's absolute nothing new and got nothing to do with the skin cance problematic.

    • @yuliapanina8815
      @yuliapanina8815 Před 13 dny +13

      Humans evolved living in the forest, not desert.

    • @martinfiedler4317
      @martinfiedler4317 Před 13 dny

      It's the same with meat. Humans developed for millions of years as hunting vegan food.
      Therefore, eating meat is equivalent to suicide....

  • @mystiquesquared
    @mystiquesquared Před 13 dny +242

    My main problem with health care these days is that most of the people working there don't look particularly healthy themselves.

    • @whendays659
      @whendays659 Před 13 dny +3

      That doesn't reflect knowledge.

    • @MyNameJeff..
      @MyNameJeff.. Před 13 dny +4

      Idk man, I go to the va, and every derm I’ve had is smoking hot with very healthy, nice skin.

    • @cultureofmen
      @cultureofmen Před 12 dny +19

      @@whendays659Knowledge is to be practiced otherwise it’s useless. If a scholar (doctor) doesn’t act on his knowledge than he has not benefited from it and no one should take such a person as someone of knowledge.

    • @komradkookoo
      @komradkookoo Před 12 dny +13

      @@whendays659 It reflects wisdom. I don't want people who lack wisdom to make public health decisions.

    • @NikolaJokerMVP15
      @NikolaJokerMVP15 Před 12 dny +11

      The system is sick and those who uphold it also tend to look sick.

  • @rtroyer8963
    @rtroyer8963 Před 10 dny +7

    I was set straight on skin cancer by an Egyptian Professor when visiting Egypt in 2005. He simlpy told me: “we Egyptians are in the sun all the time, and no one gets skin cancer”.

  • @RainForestLeDoux
    @RainForestLeDoux Před 12 dny +12

    The sun is bad? Got it!
    Chemicals to spread on my body are good? Got it! Who do I pay for the chemicals?

  • @LyndaHill
    @LyndaHill Před 13 dny +112

    We've been lied to about everything.

    • @margaretthatcher6828
      @margaretthatcher6828 Před 13 dny +10

      correct.

    • @kr50401
      @kr50401 Před 13 dny +1

      Wait till you guys see through the myth of female fertility decline 😅

    • @LyndaHill
      @LyndaHill Před 13 dny +2

      @@kr50401 Are you referring to the breaking down of phenols from plastics in the environment? I've known about that since the mid 90's. It's the major reason, that's for sure.

    • @AutisticVaxtard
      @AutisticVaxtard Před 12 dny

      Ww2

    • @markhedger6378
      @markhedger6378 Před 9 dny +1

      And that virus's exist, and can be spread about , crazy!

  • @jeffreyjameson9301
    @jeffreyjameson9301 Před 13 dny +338

    Is it good for you and can't be monetized? It's now bad for you.

    • @imstevemcqueen
      @imstevemcqueen Před 13 dny +14

      Bingo

    • @lukesmith3283
      @lukesmith3283 Před 13 dny +8

      Exactly

    • @Noisycowonline
      @Noisycowonline Před 13 dny

      Ivermectin $4. Poke grifts and payouts over $1700 per jab. Ivermectin for HORSES only!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

    • @TheRealHonestInquiry
      @TheRealHonestInquiry Před 13 dny

      They monetized the lie to trick us into self-harming in the specific way that would drive them business... hmmm, sounds familiar...

    • @Zilma-jm8sz
      @Zilma-jm8sz Před 13 dny

      If they can make us switch away from breathing in oxygen and drink water, they would.

  • @Jinxy1965
    @Jinxy1965 Před 12 dny +8

    We have exceeded the threshold for bizarro world! Everything we are told is (almost) always the opposite! 😡

  • @matthewduehring
    @matthewduehring Před 12 dny +5

    "sunlight is essential to mental health" - amen!

  • @officialpeternielsen
    @officialpeternielsen Před 13 dny +605

    As a 15 year Melanoma cancer survivor (Praise Jesus), I can say what Jimmy is saying is on point. I was 22 at the time and in college, the nurse or health lady sat me down to explain the seriousness of my situation and told me of a lady who had a melanoma on her stomach (Places that don’t see the sun just like me mostly. I don’t see any doctors now for the past few years, mostly for the discrimination for being unvaccinated, but also because I think nurses, doctors, and healthcare workers should be prosecuted for attempted murder for what they have done since 2020 with you know what.
    People should be very angry that sunscreens, the food, and the spraying air is all poisoning us on purpose and neither political party cares to stop it.

    • @look9005
      @look9005 Před 13 dny +16

      No, I don’t agree they should be prosecuted, they were fooled like many of us. And lucky for you, and many others , you were not fooled.

    • @LyndaHill
      @LyndaHill Před 13 dny +15

      Exactly right.

    • @lukesmith3283
      @lukesmith3283 Před 13 dny +12

      Damn straight

    • @imstevemcqueen
      @imstevemcqueen Před 13 dny +15

      Uniparty

    • @The_Ballo
      @The_Ballo Před 13 dny +14

      Just wait until you learn about SV-40

  • @kasiar1540
    @kasiar1540 Před 13 dny +64

    Hospitals used to have solariums so patients could catch some rays

  • @ericlaw171
    @ericlaw171 Před 6 dny +3

    After COVID, Dr. Dore is the only person i trust to give me accurate medical information. Thanks for all you do.

  • @femali
    @femali Před 12 dny +14

    I remember hearing as a kid that you have to have been getting sunburnt your whole life to get skin cancer from the sun.

    • @jaysky2000
      @jaysky2000 Před 2 dny +1

      We used sun reflectors and baby oil to intensify the sun. Lol. And we're fine!

  • @covidfake1573
    @covidfake1573 Před 13 dny +64

    Who remembers the ozone scare of the 90s? Oh they recently announced it closed by its self lol

    • @nuclearcatbaby1131
      @nuclearcatbaby1131 Před 12 dny

      It never closed. It's in fact the real cause of climate change.

    • @PeaceLoveStrength
      @PeaceLoveStrength Před 12 dny +14

      don't forget the acid rain...

    • @Charlotte_Martel
      @Charlotte_Martel Před 12 dny

      It closed because CFCs were largely banned. The was probably the last time before everything became politicised that the world came together, listened to the science, and actually solved a problem.
      Sadly, if that were today, we'd have an ever growing hole because Republicans would deny that it's happening (and if it is, Jesus will fix it), and Dems would use it as a photo opp to fundraise for their campaigns.

    • @Beth-77
      @Beth-77 Před 5 dny

      Global cooling! A new ice age! Everyone panic!!! ( 1970s?)

    • @billhesford6098
      @billhesford6098 Před 5 dny

      Yes, the lies and more lies in the name of unquestionable science. We were all brainwashed into thinking it is the elixir of truth itself, but of course, money drives almost everything and science speaks the same language.

  • @Hooper-DrivesTheBoat
    @Hooper-DrivesTheBoat Před 13 dny +81

    I worked for years at a high-end veterinary practice. People flew their animals from other states to our practice because of our specialties. I worked with several extremely talented and intelligent vets. I'll never forget when one of the board certified vets told me that dogs and cats don't need yearly vaccinations, it's all marketing because if you get pet owners to come in once a year you can find other issues to make money on. Since then I get my pets their initial vaccines but never continue to get the yearly ones. All my pets have died from old age. Also, the increase in vet costs is ridiculous. They are gouging the public.

    • @jt-wh9gy
      @jt-wh9gy Před 13 dny +9

      Just like.
      When you bring your car in for an oil change the automatically start finding shit needs to be fixed with your car.

    • @snowps1
      @snowps1 Před 13 dny +6

      Yes, they are only legally required to get the rabies vaccine. Everything else is optional, but vets don't tell you that.

    • @preciousmourning8310
      @preciousmourning8310 Před 13 dny +1

      Vaccines for pets are not a scam. It's a lot cheaper to get them than to try to have a puppy with parvo.

    • @robmcguckin7605
      @robmcguckin7605 Před 13 dny +12

      @@preciousmourning8310 You sound completely indoctrinated. I bet you have all of your C 1 9 jbs too.

    • @JustinBlackfaceTrudeau
      @JustinBlackfaceTrudeau Před 12 dny

      I had an outdoor female cat, the only vet visit was when I had her fixed at about 2 years old . She lived to age 21, the one I have now same deal , and she is 17 her only visit to the vet was when she was fixed .

  • @pixelburnout
    @pixelburnout Před 8 dny +3

    It's simple, do exactly the opposite of whatever the government and institutional health guidance is no matter the topic

  • @slurpeejunkiecraig
    @slurpeejunkiecraig Před 12 dny +5

    Now you know why they're geoengineering the atmosphere. The sun not only heals and gives us life, It is an expression of an actual spiritual consciousness.

  • @user-jl7ty1ni4o
    @user-jl7ty1ni4o Před 13 dny +136

    Private equity has no business in the healthcare field.

    • @snowps1
      @snowps1 Před 13 dny +7

      Rockefeller medicine... That's a good documentary.

    • @kn0wmore126
      @kn0wmore126 Před 12 dny +3

      Health care, food/agriculture, defense, you name it. Private equity always ruins it for the vast majority in favor of the tiny minority...

    • @user-jl7ty1ni4o
      @user-jl7ty1ni4o Před 12 dny +3

      It's all about stealing our Benjamins.

  • @randomjive7310
    @randomjive7310 Před 13 dny +145

    This is crazy. Ive heard all my life to stay out of the sun, and yet when I do get sublight it feels amazing.

    • @user-iz3gv7th6z
      @user-iz3gv7th6z Před 13 dny +3

      Vitamin D yes. UV rays no.
      Look at anyone who goes into a tanning bed, they look unhealthy after awhile.
      Hell i had a freckle that started to protrude up like a mole after tanning for 2 winters, so i tanned for 25% of 2 years time and it wasnt good. Iirc im also late 30s and worked outside since 14yrs old

    • @lucycat4305
      @lucycat4305 Před 13 dny

      @@user-iz3gv7th6z I'm 55, have used tanning beds during the winter for 30 years and look at least 10 years younger than my age.

    • @tonyromano6220
      @tonyromano6220 Před 13 dny

      Amazing.

    • @mp5249
      @mp5249 Před 13 dny +4

      Vitamin D is a hormone. It's a game changer

    • @megankwisdom
      @megankwisdom Před 13 dny

      Ikr there are few things I love more than sun bathing on a nice warm day 🥰

  • @KungFuChess
    @KungFuChess Před 7 dny +6

    In the 1950s hospitals used to roll the beds outdoors during daylight hours. Should be a clue.

  • @simonehejazi2304
    @simonehejazi2304 Před 4 dny +7

    Wtf, no one left to trust? We have to study medicine, law, psychology politics just to survive!

  • @stevenross6088
    @stevenross6088 Před 13 dny +19

    I have lymphoma. They told me stay out of sun for years. Now I learned sun is the best thing for this cancer. All of medical is like this.

  • @samlo9331
    @samlo9331 Před 13 dny +156

    Now take everything Jimmy just said and put it against the "don't take Vitamine D/ dont go outside" backdrop of the pandemic.

    • @michaelwills1926
      @michaelwills1926 Před 13 dny +23

      Of course. They knew what they were doing the whole time

    • @kr50401
      @kr50401 Před 13 dny +18

      And the chemtrails blocking the sun

    • @infasis
      @infasis Před 11 dny +5

      They said don't take vitamin D?

    • @samlo9331
      @samlo9331 Před 11 dny +11

      @@infasis Yes!

    • @RunninUpThatHillh
      @RunninUpThatHillh Před 10 dny

      Yeah remember? Doctors got silenced and kicked off the internet for telling people to get sun or take vit D.

  • @linktojinx
    @linktojinx Před 11 dny +9

    It's about time someone addresses this. All those sci-fi movies about guys wanting to block out the Sun, and everyone knows how much energy and good vibrations you get from doing sunny activities

  • @vgovger4373
    @vgovger4373 Před 13 dny +17

    If you tell doctors and specialists that you are a "self pay" you get same day appointments.

  • @rubygreta1
    @rubygreta1 Před 13 dny +252

    8,000 melanoma deaths, 40,000+ car crash deaths. Always provide the car crash deaths for context. 80% fewer cases.

    • @gezenews
      @gezenews Před 13 dny +7

      An absurd amount of people die in car crashes. That's like using one delusion to create another. If I'm hearing Jimmy correctly, your skin needs care but it needs the attention that you give your prostate. A checkup every so often.

    • @woofwoof9647
      @woofwoof9647 Před 13 dny

      ​@@gezenews Zinc Magnesium FK doctors are drug pushers !!

    • @MTknitter22
      @MTknitter22 Před 13 dny +7

      Car crash stats do not dilute the incredible importance of this discussion. Let’s keep focused and not deflect.

    • @2367J
      @2367J Před 13 dny

      Driving killed more people under age 50 than covid did in 2020 and 2021.

    • @billhesford6098
      @billhesford6098 Před 13 dny +6

      Cars should be made to use sunscreen.😁

  • @manichispanic5234
    @manichispanic5234 Před 13 dny +59

    I was told at 16 that I was allergic to the sun. The sunblock I got was so strong it actually tinted everything I touched. I hated it and I never used it. I knew that diagnosis couldn't be right because I grew up in the desert as a child and it was never a problem before. That summer I got a job at a local amusement park thinking I would be under the tarp, away from the Sun. No, I was in the sun all freaking day! What do you know? My skin flared up but then it never broke out again. So every spring going into summer I would get a really good base tan and it kept me from breaking out constantly. I got to my thirties and I started taking vitamin d, I never broke out again. I was not allergic to the sun, I was deficient in vitamin d to the point that my body had a reaction when I got it again. I wasn't just defficient, I was depleted. Nowadays I try to stay healthy, take my vitamins and get plenty of sunshine. I don't break out like I used to. Get your SUNSHINE!!!

  • @4evrnick
    @4evrnick Před 13 dny +13

    Have I got a dermatology clinic story for you, Jimmy. I was referred to a dermatology practice because of a rash on the back of my neck. In between when I was referred and my appointment, about 2 weeks, a lymph node under the rash became swollen.
    At my appointment, I was examined by a woman in a white coat and another in street clothes. Neither one introduced herself, which I thought was very unprofessional. Little did I know that the worst was yet to come.
    The woman in the white coat spent about 30 seconds examining the rash. Without even looking me in the face, she said “I’m sorry, you have psoriasis. It’s incurable. The swollen lymph node has nothing to do with the psoriasis. I think you may have brain cancer.” With that, she walked out the door.
    I turned to the woman in street clothes and said: “Is there any treatment for the psoriasis or do I just assume that the brain cancer will take care of it?”
    She said: “I’m writing you a prescription. We’ll see you in a year.” Huh?
    I later found out that both women were physician’s assistants, not doctors.
    Of course, I got a second opinion. The rash was athlete’s foot, only on the back of my neck. A few days of treating it with an ointment and it and the swollen lymph node were gone, never to return (so far).
    When I got my insurance statement, the clinic had billed my insurance for 1 hour with a doctor at $700. I called the company and told them what happened. They said they’d look into it. That was 18 months ago. I don’t know if or how the matter was resolved.

    • @kr50401
      @kr50401 Před 13 dny

      Fuuuck… all that for a regular yeast infection…. Shit 😮

  • @michaelharper-et7kz
    @michaelharper-et7kz Před 13 dny +9

    When people started avoiding the sun heart diseases went up cancers went up, all diseases went up, people get sun everyday if possible it's good for you

  • @seesea-sv3xw
    @seesea-sv3xw Před 13 dny +37

    The lack of sunlight explains the mass formation psychosis.

  • @jessedevilbiss8436
    @jessedevilbiss8436 Před 13 dny +137

    I work outdoors. During the winter, when I work less, I get depressed. Sunshine is healthy for me.

    • @ivankrushensky
      @ivankrushensky Před 11 dny +8

      Totally agree. I live in the Midwest. I don't necessarily get depressed in the winter. But this time of year I certainly feel much better (I need less sleep, I have more energy throughout the day and so on). I never noticed this until I got older. I guess I would take the sun over being a fat pale slob in my basement any day.

    • @Animal_lives_matter
      @Animal_lives_matter Před 11 dny +4

      I have that issue in the winter and the solution for me is a vitamin D supplement. But the tablets don't work for me, I don't feel anything after taking them. What does work for me is the liquid drops underneath the tongue, then it absorbs and I can feel it kicking in. I have tried a few brands off Amazon and one of them I feel nothing no matter how many drops I put under my tongue and there are reviews on Amazon reporting the same. The manufacturer posts test results measuring the amount of vitamin D in their batches and they are always good. One reviewer speculated that perhaps the product does contain vitamin D but not in a bioavailable form, meaning it will show up on a test but won't get absorbed by your body due to the molecule being in the wrong configuration or whatever. In any case sunlight is the best most bioavailable form I would say, except if you have dark skin then you need to spend a lot longer in the sun to absorb the same amount. I don't have dark skin so I prefer to get my hormones from the ball of fire in the sky except in winter it's too cold and the UV levels are lower so gotta spend more time in the cold. Be grateful you don't live in Scandinavia where the UV index is low.

    • @craighendrickson7938
      @craighendrickson7938 Před 6 dny +2

      I get depressed in winter too.
      I work outside

    • @billhesford6098
      @billhesford6098 Před 5 dny +1

      My depression in winter is unbearable at times and makes no sense. Is it just the sun? I don't know really.

    • @Animal_lives_matter
      @Animal_lives_matter Před 5 dny

      @@billhesford6098
      There is less UV in winter even on a clear day, for example today the UV index was 2 (low) at 1pm with a clear sky which in summer would be as high as 11 (extreme). Try sublingual vitamin D drops idunno

  • @fred6319
    @fred6319 Před 12 dny +5

    in some countries people were not allowed on their balconies and in their backyard during C19

  • @freedom1028
    @freedom1028 Před 12 dny +4

    I live in the country. I spend all summer with my shirt off, all day long. Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy! ✌

  • @michaelhuber8638
    @michaelhuber8638 Před 13 dny +62

    Isn't it the best comedy, that a comedian is the only one who cover these topics?

  • @bluedoggum8373
    @bluedoggum8373 Před 13 dny +60

    I’m a surfer and I started making my own zinc oxide based sunblock. The crazy part is, it works way better, stays on much longer and is cheaper. Everything in our lives is a scam.

    • @MeMeVoyageOf
      @MeMeVoyageOf Před 12 dny +4

      ZINC OXIDE IS THE BOMB!! And good on you making your own!!

    • @bluedoggum8373
      @bluedoggum8373 Před 12 dny +12

      @@MeMeVoyageOf yes. And no stinging eyes and no dangerous chemical concoction. Makes you wonder why they don’t just make the stuff I make which has like beeswax and olive oil and coconut oil in it. I guess my version is dangerous misinformation :)

    • @riftvallance2087
      @riftvallance2087 Před 10 dny +4

      What's your exact recipe

    • @bluedoggum8373
      @bluedoggum8373 Před 10 dny +12

      @@riftvallance2087 I only made one big batch still have tons left. I felt it a little too waxy but still good, but my notes for improvements for next batch in parenthesis: 1 cup beeswax (maybe 1/2 cup beeswax next time)
      1/2 cup coconut oil
      1 cup olive oil (I did 1/2 cup; I think 1 cup olive oil good & less beeswax)
      1.25 cup zinc oxide

    • @bluedoggum8373
      @bluedoggum8373 Před 10 dny +2

      @@riftvallance2087 it’s gonna come out white when you put it on. But even if you do care about that you can spread it thin and it looks fine and blocks sun so we’ll still

  • @sabineriedl7897
    @sabineriedl7897 Před 13 dny +2

    Sitting in the sun, no sunscreen and being healthy and happy!

  • @ervinchristie4015
    @ervinchristie4015 Před 13 dny +13

    66 yrs southerner, As kids we always heard them old southern grandmas & moms advising about getting some Sun makes you healthy. Fresh air & Sun is good for ya. I took that advice and practiced that with my kids & theirs. We are all outdoorsy healthy Texans. Never seen a dermatologist. who, cdc, fda, Big Pharm, Hospitals & Doctors are not to be trusted, even the pimple poppers. F.O.

  • @nemo5225
    @nemo5225 Před 13 dny +149

    Dentists, too, are pulling a similar scare scam with periodontal disease.

    • @gregorywellssr7857
      @gregorywellssr7857 Před 13 dny

      They've been running that scam for decades. The cleanings are easy money.

    • @cdcaleo
      @cdcaleo Před 13 dny +30

      Many millions of Americans, myself included, have had their teeth chewed up by the "drill and fill" tactic for many decades.

    • @nonyab3843
      @nonyab3843 Před 13 dny +4

      They have been doing that for at least 10 yrs.

    • @user-lh5re8jh7u
      @user-lh5re8jh7u Před 13 dny +15

      I am so lucky. I love my dentist. Very conservative. I was told I needed some fillings about 20 years ago. Went to this dentist, and he said I didn't need fillings. No cavities at age 55.

    • @SteveFrench_420
      @SteveFrench_420 Před 13 dny

      Yup. I had a dentist, 2 yrs ago, tell me i had 8 cavities despite taking good care of my teeth. She filled 5 then left the practice. I came back to see the other dentist to get the final 3 filled and he said i didn't have any. I asked him to look at my X-rays to see if i had 8. But instead of pointing them out, he looked to see which ones she filled 1st then said just said i had em. He covered for her (not just this but his demeanor changed

  • @meredithcriss8298
    @meredithcriss8298 Před 13 dny +189

    Skin cancer didn't start happening until we started putting sun screen on

    • @RuskiVixen
      @RuskiVixen Před 13 dny +7

      My great grandma died of skin cancer after living with it for several decades (it wasn’t treatable then)

    • @pietikke5598
      @pietikke5598 Před 13 dny +12

      You are right It disturbes the hormones and it is the main cause of skin cancer.

    • @chriskazaam896
      @chriskazaam896 Před 12 dny

      Nothing like chemicals DNA cross linking to mutate your cells

    • @Kasigi03
      @Kasigi03 Před 11 dny

      Smoking would disagree with you.

    • @marieel3225
      @marieel3225 Před 11 dny +1

      That's not true at all

  • @AnastasiaSalichou
    @AnastasiaSalichou Před 12 dny +3

    I live in a country with 270 days of sunlight.
    I only use sunscreen if I’m going to be under the sun ALL day. Maybe 1-2 times a year, for years now. My skin is getting stronger and stronger under the sun every year.

  • @marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158

    I now live in Barcelona, I moved from Ireland in 2016. In Ireland I was constantly sick, pasty and depressed. My 8 years in Barcelona, I look 10 years younger, healthy, fit and tanned. I don't lie on the beach but take a lot of sun as I'm training a lot for triathlon. I look at my 39/40 (age) plus friends back home, a lot younger than me and they are physical wrecks, no sunlight, drink too much, always indoors.
    Always knew the skin lobby was a scam.

  • @Zodroo_Tint
    @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny +97

    Covid + Jimmy Dore = big win for truthers

  • @hellobeautiful5225
    @hellobeautiful5225 Před 13 dny +75

    I have blonde hair, and would get sunburn all the time.
    During Covid , I went hiking EVERY DAY, with no sunscreen and no SUNGLASSES. And I noticed that my skin was more resistant to the sun. I would never wear sunscreen, but I would cover my forehead and cheeks and my shoulders… where I would get burned most often. But the rest of my skin was uncovered and would just tan.
    While everyone else was hiding in their houses, I was out hiking, getting tanned and never felt better. Didn’t get the jab. Didn’t wear a mask. And don’t get sick.
    .
    The biggest thing was … not wearing sunglasses. Sunglasses tricks your eyes and brains…and you get burned. With no sunglasses on, my skin could take the sun much longer without burning.
    Try it.

    • @kimi6933
      @kimi6933 Před 12 dny +8

      I read something about not wearing sunglasses on X. The your body prepares for the sun absorption. I think I have it bookmarked.

    • @protestthisyouloser1093
      @protestthisyouloser1093 Před 12 dny

      @@kimi6933please send …. I caddie on golf tour. Would really love to see that

    • @CoercedJab
      @CoercedJab Před 12 dny

      @@kimi6933y’all really need to start writing these things down so you actually recall them when the moment comes to share the information…

    • @lilith3953
      @lilith3953 Před 12 dny +6

      I also never wear sunglasses, but I can't go outside for more then about 10 minutes without beginning to burn midday in summer. (English skin living in New Zealand). I wear a hat to shelter my face and decalage (because I don't want to end up looking like a wrinkled old prune) and go out in the afternoons to benefit from the gentler sun which my skin can more easily manage.

    • @andreathompson-bg4hl
      @andreathompson-bg4hl Před 12 dny +4

      Have you ever burned your eyes at the beach? I have.

  • @jdriver1419
    @jdriver1419 Před 11 dny +4

    32:00 on sunscreen, reminds me of city signs at a pond saying, "Don't feed the geese white bread, there's no nutrition and it makes them sickly", but we feed it to our kids.

  • @Paul-fc6lb
    @Paul-fc6lb Před 12 dny +4

    This is exactly why people get sicker during the winter including covid.

  • @peterk9938
    @peterk9938 Před 13 dny +142

    In 2002, I was diagnosed with a superficial spreading melanoma. At my consultation with a surgical oncologist who specialized in treating melanoma, the doctor looked me straight in the eyes and said, "the sun doesn't cause this." My jaw dropped. Soon after, during one of my three month skin screening/checkups, my dermatologist told me that he had to make a couple of calls that evening to inform patients that they had melanoma. My dermatologist then said, "I've never seen so many biopsies come back as melanoma. Sometimes I think pathologist are calling everything melanoma just so they don't get sued if they actually miss one." That was in 2003.

    • @gloomgirl777
      @gloomgirl777 Před 13 dny +16

      A similar thing happened to me although with cervical cancer. I did have it at one point and they did procedures to cut it out. But I kept getting positive test results. Then I went to the most experienced gynecologic oncologist in my town and he conjectured that the labs were over-diagnosing tests

    • @machinethesun9243
      @machinethesun9243 Před 13 dny +9

      Interesting, makes sense. I've had "pre" melanomas removed. Still not sure what that means. It should either be cancer or not cancer.

    • @jdraven0890
      @jdraven0890 Před 13 dny +14

      My God, I think this finally explains what my old dermatologist did. He left this superficial area on my skin - could have cut it off, but he said they are required to send it for a biopsy if he did so. I was like, well let's do it and he refused. But now I see that he probably understood it was completely harmless and he might have saved me a bunch of hassle and $.

    • @peterk9938
      @peterk9938 Před 13 dny +3

      @@machinethesun9243 I would guess they were dysplastic nevi, or as they're called today, atypical nevi. Atypical nevi have the potential to evolve into melanoma. The estimates of an atypical becoming a melanoma are all over the place.

    • @machinethesun9243
      @machinethesun9243 Před 13 dny +2

      @@peterk9938 ah, ok thank you, then I guess I did the right thing by getting it removed.

  • @stephengirling7859
    @stephengirling7859 Před 13 dny +78

    The same reason why, statistically, nightshift workers live 5 years less than the average.

    • @RuskiVixen
      @RuskiVixen Před 13 dny +6

      Could also be lack of sleep

    • @Themata
      @Themata Před 12 dny +12

      No, I think that's more likely the fk'd up sleep schedule

    • @lilith3953
      @lilith3953 Před 12 dny +1

      It's actually 10 years. (At least that's what they taught us at nursing school. But then a lot of what they taught us at nursing school has turned out to either be wrong, or to be outright lies).

    • @petermoergastel5087
      @petermoergastel5087 Před 10 dny

      In my country they campaign to protect outside workers even while they have much lower skinn cancer incidence. Covid has opened our eyes to lies the are telling us for decades.

    • @riftvallance2087
      @riftvallance2087 Před 10 dny +2

      ​@@ThemataCombination of factors

  • @mariannehettinger
    @mariannehettinger Před 13 dny +3

    Went to skin doctor in NYC, she pointed out 8 little moles on my body and said they look like melanoma, she was going to cut them all for biopsies and I would have been left with scars. I went to the head of the clinic and he said NOTHING WAS WRONG WITH ME!!!

  • @3DThrills
    @3DThrills Před 12 dny +2

    Thank you, Jimmy.
    Today I went out and worked in the yard midday without a shirt.
    Everyone, spread this video.

  • @christopherkeith600
    @christopherkeith600 Před 13 dny +79

    Every time I go. They want to cut something off me. You know. Just in case.

    • @Zodroo_Tint
      @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny +6

      The doctors in my country if they have no idea what is wrong with you they cut you open so they can look inside you. In the age of cameras.

    • @jdraven0890
      @jdraven0890 Před 13 dny +5

      Just in case they need some money, yes!

    • @courtneymeehan504
      @courtneymeehan504 Před 13 dny +6

      @@Zodroo_Tint Sounds like my old vet every time I brought my animals in. Just stopped going there new vet has never once asked to cut my dog open....

    • @laureldevine
      @laureldevine Před 13 dny +7

      Yeah, just in case they decide to buy a new toy or bigger house.

    • @nuclearcatbaby1131
      @nuclearcatbaby1131 Před 12 dny

      I'd cut my boobs off just in case if I wasn't so afraid of surgery.

  • @jerrywilliams8733
    @jerrywilliams8733 Před 13 dny +82

    After having a few large Basil cell cancers removed, I was talked into a "full body scan" . When I went in for this and paid a huge office visit, the woman just looked at my skin with the light on her phone. I thought it would be some technical infrared scanner or something. Lol what a scam

    • @user-ww8nz5oo2l
      @user-ww8nz5oo2l Před 13 dny +2

      basal*

    • @davidgeary490
      @davidgeary490 Před 13 dny +1

      @@user-ww8nz5oo2l Yeah, not the herb....and not basil as in Basil Fawlty - played by John Cleese 😂🤣 (hilariously funny character from the Fawlty Towers BBC TV series)

  • @corey6393
    @corey6393 Před 13 dny +5

    Interesting. I'll have to ask my 82 year old father what type of cancer they were after when they took chunks out his back, shoulders and ears. He never wore sunscreen, grew up on a farm, and let himself get burned all the time. My late mother did the same. Both are of German and Scandinavian descent, and both were born and raised, and lived nearly their entire lives, in Minnesota.
    I have worked outside most of my adult life. I wear sunscreen and wide hats because sunburn fucking hurts. I get burned in about 20 minutes of direct exposure. Not sure if the trade off between using a quality sunscreen (SPF 60 is my favorite) and multiple painful and itchy burns is worth it. I do not tan, I burn and peel.

    • @sarahprosecco
      @sarahprosecco Před 4 dny

      Could be helped with your diet. Try eating more tomato-based meals like bolognese, curries, tomato soup, etc., or even just use tomato paste as your sandwich spread. Along with extra virgin olive oil. You could also try l-tyrosine (an amino acid) supplementation.

    • @eileenhetherington3704
      @eileenhetherington3704 Před 2 dny +1

      Use zinc based sunscreen. Non toxic

  • @ber549
    @ber549 Před 13 dny +2

    Missed an up-sale. 100% correct.

  • @bettyh3747
    @bettyh3747 Před 13 dny +35

    Sunshine produces d3 that triggers immunity defense.

  • @bfwanks6977
    @bfwanks6977 Před 13 dny +66

    Love to see Jimmy Dore waking up to all the lies. Better late than never.

    • @j.christie2594
      @j.christie2594 Před 13 dny

      Injury from cov vaccine got to him.
      2019 get the shot you Idiots
      2021, I got hurt by the vaccine, and now I'm more understanding of those I called Selfish and public enemy for Not following Sluaci science.

  • @grantjohnson952
    @grantjohnson952 Před 7 dny +1

    Our ancestors lived outside, and were out in the sun all day, everyday, for their entire lives. Cancer was basically nonexistent.

  • @sawyer4713
    @sawyer4713 Před 12 dny +1

    Thank you for covering thus SCAM!!!

  • @user-gz1hu5px1z
    @user-gz1hu5px1z Před 13 dny +56

    The main thing is they processed your payment.

  • @trishahopkins8199
    @trishahopkins8199 Před 13 dny +60

    I used to avoid the sun because of my ghostly Irish skin. Now i have a dog and we are out in the daylight/sunlight at least 2 hours a day - we both feel well 👍

    • @Zodroo_Tint
      @Zodroo_Tint Před 13 dny +5

      There is a meme with a black girl and a white girl laying on the sun and the text on the top say: "Look at how white the irish girl!"
      There is an other text on the bottom what say: "No, I said the irish girl!"
      And then you just realise there is a third girl on the picture almost as white as the white sand. :)

    • @snowps1
      @snowps1 Před 13 dny +1

      ​@@Zodroo_Tint that's funny 😅

    • @megankwisdom
      @megankwisdom Před 13 dny +2

      I also used to sunburn easily and then I cut out hydrogenated seed oils from my diet and just like that, no more sunburning! I was amazed. Almost 40 years on this planet and I just learned this 😩

    • @nuclearcatbaby1131
      @nuclearcatbaby1131 Před 12 dny

      Danny Elfman is also a ghostly ginger and he's incredibly healthy, even sexy for a 70 year old, despite avoiding the sun to such a degree that he doesn't freckle. He probably makes up for it with his yearly CT scans though, wonder if x rays give you vitamin D.

  • @membrillofunen5903
    @membrillofunen5903 Před 12 dny +1

    This is happening also in Australia
    An useless GP recommending me to do 4 different biopsy, each costing around 200 dollars. I went to visit a real doctor, and he said it was all good and no need for biopsy

  • @airtow6766
    @airtow6766 Před 13 dny +1

    The Nurse Practitioner thing is all over medicine now. Half the time you try to see a medical specialist you end up with an appointment with a NP not an MD.

  • @patriciacrowng
    @patriciacrowng Před 13 dny +50

    My father had basal cell carcinoma. When I first saw it, it was the size of a quarter. He refused to see a doctor. It grew for many years and bled and oozed puss. Ultimately, it was the size of about half a grapefruit on his upper chest. I changed the bandages on it and laundered his bloody shirts. I scheduled an appointment for him to see a dermatologist, and he made me cancel it. He let that thing grow and fester on his chest for maybe 15-20 years. He spent countless hours golfing in the hot sun and never touched a bottle of sunscreen.
    Ultimately, he died three months shy of his 93rd birthday from other things, like simply being old.

    • @the-bob-holly-podcast
      @the-bob-holly-podcast Před 13 dny +10

      He sounds like he had a good head on his shoulders. Thanks for sharing!

    • @lukesmith3283
      @lukesmith3283 Před 13 dny +7

      Smart man, he knew something wasn’t right

    • @woofwoof9647
      @woofwoof9647 Před 13 dny +4

      Milk Plants people Planet provideds EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HEALTH !!!😊

    • @davidgeary490
      @davidgeary490 Před 13 dny +7

      I'm quite vain, and am at swimming pools a lot, so personally would have had that treated. But it is largely, primarily, a cosmetic issue. Have had a few smaller BCCs treated with liquid nitrogen spray. Takes seconds. Super cheap. Apple cider vinegar works too. So does hydrogen peroxide.

    • @lawnmower11
      @lawnmower11 Před 3 dny

      @@davidgeary490also try microdosing with I v e r mec tin paste for 5-6 weeks

  • @74zion
    @74zion Před 13 dny +37

    I live in Hawaii haven't used sunscreen since the early eighties

  • @sittingindetroit9204
    @sittingindetroit9204 Před 9 dny +1

    Good friend of mine sued the nursing home (just to make a point) when he discovered that during the last 3 months of her life, his 93 year old, bed ridden, mother was seen by a podiatrist, a gyn, a dentist, a dermatologist, a cardiologist, and 3 other doctors that I cannot remember. Total of the bills for these "medical professionals" in the last 3 months of her life were over $100k.

  • @douglasnewman4163
    @douglasnewman4163 Před 13 dny +34

    Kurt: "Every level of society is a bait and switch." TRUTH!!

  • @lrg613
    @lrg613 Před 5 dny +1

    My mom had melanoma that went untreated for YEARS because the dermatologist said it wasn’t!
    She had been going through a lot with my dad and her immune system pretty much failed: shingles (undiagnosed until too late to take the meds), estradiol induced breast cancer, and the dark spot on her chest that kept growing.
    I kept begging her to just get it removed!
    When the annual skin biopsies finally revealed melanoma SIX YEARS AFTER the spot appeared, she had it removed but no other treatments. The spot had grown to bigger than the Apple logo and looked like the logo!!
    In a year and a half she was DEAD!! Fortunately, she didn’t know until that last three months of her life.
    As she got older, she had stopped spending as much time in the sun for vanity (and, BTW, she could have used castor oil for her skin) and busy with dad.
    Dad died in 2011.
    She then stopped exercising and just sat in her little TV room all day, every day.
    Finally, in the spring of 2017 she had cancer floating everywhere and was diagnosed because of a pleural effusion at 85. NO TUMORS!
    DO NOT STOP GETTING SUN!! I KNOW I WON’T!!!

  • @gigischaumburg4289
    @gigischaumburg4289 Před 13 dny +2

    Profits over people.

  • @bryanhighley4942
    @bryanhighley4942 Před 13 dny +53

    I called this out in the early 2000s. I have several moles on my back. The dr said I needed something like 14 miles removed all over my body but he refused to do more than one at a time.
    I said I would. Prefer to just get most of them off now. He said he wouldn’t do that. I was only like 22 but I grew up in an urban area where everyone was running scams. I looked back at the scammer in a lab coat in front of me and said “let me guess, you only get credit for removing one mole at a time”? He admitted it to me. I walked away after that.
    I now found an ethical dermatologist who looked me over now 20 years later and said that nothing on my body needs to be removed. But somehow 20 years prior the same miles required surgical removal.
    Everything is a business looking for a market.

  • @MrKurtykurt
    @MrKurtykurt Před 13 dny +21

    I was in rehab last summer and one of the older Hispanic counselors would say “go sit outside and get some sun…the healing power of the sun!”

  • @homesteadingwithblueskyranch

    Omg! I am so happy you are talking about this!!! My Mom who is 83 is on a 6 month routine visit with a dermatologist. Everytime 3-6 Mohs are performed on her!!! This last week they did 3!!! I always question this with my Mom but she just does what the doctor says! Meanwhile I think the risk with my Mom definitely outweighs the benefits. Risk of infection! Risk from bleeding. You touched on Sunscreen. I haven’t worn sunscreen for over 25 years! I am a farmer. Work in the sun! Don’t burn. Not wearing a stinking hat either! The sun is Good for us! The dermatologist have my Mom terrified of the sun! It’s the chemicals we should be afraid of and the fear mongering doctors!

  • @DFENSFL
    @DFENSFL Před 9 dny +1

    I just had three MOHS and I always suspected it is a racket

  • @mmm-uw1ep
    @mmm-uw1ep Před 13 dny +40

    You're right, the move to have nurse practitioners providing care instead of physicians is a trend that I don't feel is happening out of concern for patients. This trend is not unique to dermatology.

    • @MomeGnome
      @MomeGnome Před 12 dny +3

      Many times the np is better than the dr. I've had the same np for decades and he is amazing. Drs in the office have come and gone and most were trash. He was the one person in the office who listened, fought for me and got me treatment I needed when the dr thought I was just a hypochondriac/idiot. Nurse Practioners are not "nurses", it's not the same thing at all

    • @CoercedJab
      @CoercedJab Před 12 dny

      @@MomeGnomesame name

  • @baulsmahoney
    @baulsmahoney Před 13 dny +22

    Episodes like this are why The Jimmy Dore show is the best

  • @adrak91
    @adrak91 Před 13 dny +1

    I live in Australia and my philosophy is "Sun's out Guns out'

  • @andyspoo2
    @andyspoo2 Před 13 dny +29

    I worked with a guy who's brother was one of the top scientists at ICI (the chemical company). He would give talks about research done by other ICI scientists, so he must have been pretty clever. He told me (and this was back around the year 2000) that when sunscreen obsorbes in to the skin it negatively affects the cells under the skin and that A LOT of skin cancers in the future would be a direct cause of the sun screen.

    • @woofwoof9647
      @woofwoof9647 Před 13 dny

      👍💯🎯 told my mother when i was a kid Fk off with sunscreen in the 60 s
      born 1961 🌹

    • @nuclearcatbaby1131
      @nuclearcatbaby1131 Před 12 dny

      It's good if it's zinc though. Lots of people are zinc deficient.

    • @SusanYeske701
      @SusanYeske701 Před 11 dny

      Only non-nano zinc for the times sunscreen is needed!

  • @ItsameBS
    @ItsameBS Před 13 dny +43

    During Covid family members and I had party at park. They were dousing themselves in sunscreen and hand sanitizer. I refused and they looked at me oddly and then asked me why I refused. I said have you looked at the chemicals that make those products… They dropped the conversation and no longer doused themselves for the day. They also took the jab multiple times when I didn’t take one.

    • @merryl55
      @merryl55 Před 13 dny +4

      And I bet you are still alive and they are not.

    • @davidcobble2050
      @davidcobble2050 Před 13 dny

      J&J had several sunscreens recalled a couple years ago due to carcinogenic ingredients. I'm sure their vax was safe, though

    • @ItsameBS
      @ItsameBS Před 13 dny +7

      @@merryl55 two family members died in the middle of the night due to heart issue. One family member was pregnant and was told child has autism. I’m sure it’s all a coincidence

    • @SoBayK80
      @SoBayK80 Před 13 dny +2

      You were so correct: vitamin D is crucial to the first wave of non-specific immune response. I'm very fair, light eyes, and I stopped sunscreen during og covid to boost immunity to the novel virus.

    • @preciousmourning8310
      @preciousmourning8310 Před 13 dny

      They probably just did it away from you because you were being a downer.

  • @KAZVorpal
    @KAZVorpal Před 10 dny +1

    It won't be a self-diagnosing kiosk,
    it will be an app on your phone that (over) diagnoses you.

  • @huffnbassist8779
    @huffnbassist8779 Před 10 dny

    Good on you for covering this

  • @robertcerins
    @robertcerins Před 13 dny +91

    Cops for cancer give away bottled water, sunscreen, hotdogs and pink icing covered cupcakes ! Yikes

  • @beareggers
    @beareggers Před 13 dny +113

    Nurse: There's an old man in room 3 complaining about seeing a nurse.
    Doctor: Alright, I'll go trick him into thinking he has cancer and needs surgery.