Dental Toxicity, Cancer, Heart Disease
In this video, Thomas Levy spends about 28 minutes speaking on "Dental Toxicity, Cancer, Heart Disease" at the 31st Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Thomas Levy
THOMAS LEVY, M.D., J.D. received his Medical Degree from Tulane Medical School, New Orleans, Louisiana in 1978. He later became board-certified in both Internal Medicine and Cardiology. For 3 years following his training he served as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Tulane Medical School. In 1988, Dr. Levy received his Law Degree from the University of Denver in Colorado.
Dr. Levy practiced Cardiology for 15 years before beginning his exploration of the many facets of medicine beyond its traditional framework. He worked closely with Hal Huggins, D.D.S. for 6 years with a large number of patients who had toxic dental materials and dental infections removed from their mouths, observing many clinical responses that appeared to defy the teachings of mainstream medicine.
He is the author of 6 books: Uninformed Consent: The Hidden Dangers in Dental Care, co-authored with Dr. Huggins; Optimal Nutrition for Optimal Health; The Roots of Disease: Connecting Dentistry and Medicine, co-authored with Robert Kulacz, D.D.S.; Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases and Toxins: Curing the Incurable; Stop America’s #1 Killer: Reversible Vitamin Deficiency Found to be Origin of All Coronary Heart Disease; and his latest, GSH Master Defender Against Disease, Toxins and Aging.
He may be contacted through LivOn Laboratories in Henderson, Nevada by phone 866-682-6193 and by website www.livonlabs.com.
Transcription
I like to say I'm gradually becoming a member of every group I hold in the lowest esteem.
It's certainly a great pleasure to be here. My thanks to Lorraine Rosenthal and to the Cancer Control Society. I think we have some information that will be of interest and likely used to a large number of you.
I have four books out there now. The last two books will address most directly what I'm talking about.
One is vitamin C, infectious diseases and toxins curing the incurable. And the other one is the roots of disease, connecting dentistry and medicine.
There's a theme I want to end up with today, and we'll sort of address it on the first slide here.
There's a lot of ways to approach cancer. There's a lot of ways to approach chronic disease in general.
But I find that many of the approaches, their degree of success, their degree of failure correlates very nicely with the thesis I'm going to present to you today. Dr. Albert S. Jorgy, who is the Nobel Prize winner who discovered vitamin C and received the Nobel Prize in 1937, also wrote some fascinating general medical papers.
And in one of them, he talked about electoral on flow as being the critical factor in health, disease and death.
And I think you'll see as we proceed here that that fits very well with a large number of treatments and their degree of success. In a nutshell, if you have a high active flow of electrons in your body, you're healthy. If that flow becomes impaired, your disease.
And when that flow stops, you die.
In all the different supplements we look at and all the different medications we look at. In general, your chronic electron's suppliers or donators are nutrients and how effectively they donate electrons to specific target tissues in the body dictates how effective that nutrient is for you in sustaining your health or reversing your disease. Conversely, the chronic electron to pleaders, things that take electrons away from the tissue is the absolute sinica unknown for a toxin? In the course of researching my vitamin C book.
I had the opportunity to look in the original medical literature at over 100 different toxins.
And in every case where they examined the relationship of the toxin to antioxidants, toxins always had lower antioxidant levels in the body. This is significant because an antioxidant is spent when it donates electrons. And if you have something that's chronically taking up electrons like a toxin, you're pretty much always going to have that correlation.
And although I'm going to talk about a few more specific things, I think this is probably