Why You Need a Strong Immune System to Fight Cancer

Ty Bollinger: Dr. Forsythe, the immune system.

You talked about—you’ve got the Forsythe Immune Protocol. Can we stress the importance of the immune system enough in fighting cancer?

Dr. James Forsythe: No we can’t because as you know, with the AIDS epidemic, which was finally defined in the early 80s, Ty. We know that if your B-Cells are depleted, your helper cells are depleted, you’re going to be susceptible to a number of cancers, which ordinarily would not hit young men or women. Like CNS lymphoma, like in neck cancers, like Kaposi Sarcoma, like Hodgkin’s disease, non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, anal/genital cancers.

Those are all much more common in the AIDS population. But any time your immune system… if you’ve had a liver transplant or kidney transplant, bone marrow transplant, you’re going to be susceptible to a malignancy.

So, building your immune system, keeping it strong, [is] very important. We do an immune competency test to see what your B&T Cell populations look like, your natural killer cell population, we want to know those things.

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