Why I think this stuff causes cancer

I believe cancer is the body's natural defense mechanism against the physical collapse process that this biomechanical stuff causes

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A little while back a friend said she got cancer.

She was quite young and she still had her whole life ahead of her.

When I was a kid this would have sounded absolutely crazy that a woman in her thirties would have cancer. But these days you hear stuff like this all the time.

And so after we’d chatted for awhile, I told her I thought she should try wearing a simple rubber mouthguard like a Reviv One. She of course thought this was nonsense, but put it more kindly.

Instead she thought the more logical thing to do was chemotherapy and to subject herself to large amounts of radiation that has lots of side effects.

In today’s eyes she did the logical thing. I was the crazy one.

In thirty years I predict the world is gonna shift and understand that what I was saying was a shitload more logical.

And that we were dumb as shit to be subjecting large amounts of radiation to fix something that is structural in its root cause.

What is cancer?

Let's start with something interesting - nobody really knows what causes cancer.

Sure, they've found correlations with things like smoking, diet, and genetics. But these correlations have tons of exceptions.

You'll find plenty of smokers who live to 90+ with no cancer. My grandfather in Japan was a classic example. He lived till about 94 years old while smoking two packs of Lucky Strikes, which are considered stronger than Marlboro Reds, per day for over 60 years.

The guy outlived any member of my family by over a decade so far. Despite the fact that it is essentially same genetics and other members of the family had a far healthier lifestyle.

You'll find health nuts who get cancer in their 30s. And you'll find people with "cancer genes" who never get it, while others with no family history do.

So maybe we're looking at this all wrong. Maybe we need to think about the physics of what's actually happening in the body.

Due to this biomechanical process the entire body is contorted

I've explained in other posts how these biomechanics work - when you lose dental height (and your curve of spee), your skull essentially "deflates" and starts crushing your brain.

But it doesn't stop there. This sets off a chain reaction through your entire body.

Your spine twists.

Your skeleton gets mangled.

It's like a building slowly collapsing, but instead of straight down, it's collapsing in a spiral. And just like with a building collapse, everything inside gets crushed and displaced.

All of your organs are being compromised by this

Think about what happens to your organs in this collapse process.

They're getting squeezed, twisted, and pushed into positions they were never meant to be in. They're literally being compressed and damaged by this physical process.

I remember seeing a well known osteopath, Jim Jecmen, in 2018 and him telling me about a patient of his. The guy was in really bad shape with all kinds of symptoms/issues and had several important organs like his stomach and kidneys twisted completely to the side of his body.

How do you expect an organ to function correctly when it is twisted out of position and severely compressed?

Your body isn't stupid - it knows this is happening. And just like if you were being physically crushed, it's going to try to defend itself. This is where I think cancer comes in.

And i’ve read a number of cancer research papers over the years that essentially conclude the same thing (ie. cancer stems from the body’s natural defense mechanisms), but without knowing about the biomechanical part.

So my view is that cancer is the body fighting this collapse

Here's my theory - cancer isn't some random mutation or breakdown.

It's actually your body trying to protect itself from this physical collapse process. It's creating these growths as a defense mechanism.

This explains why cancer often shows up in specific places in the body - these are probably the areas under the most physical stress from this collapse process. It's like your body is trying to reinforce the walls of a building that's falling down.

If the body doesn't need to fight this, it doesn't get cancer

This is why I think you'll never find someone with perfect skeletal structure who gets cancer. I've been paying attention to this pattern for years, and I've yet to find a ‘pure’ exception.

Look at professional athletes or models with perfect structure - they don't get cancer unless they do something to screw up their structure first. Their bodies don't need to defend against anything because nothing is being crushed or compromised.

Think I'm crazy?

Well, explain to me why cancer rates have rocketed up in the past few decades. Is it just because we're detecting it better?

Or could it be because we're doing more orthodontics, grinding our teeth down faster, and accelerating this collapse process?

I predict these biomechanics will lead to the eradication of cancer

I'm very confident that once we understand these biomechanics better, we'll basically be able to prevent most cancers. Not by some fancy new drug or treatment, but by simply maintaining proper structural integrity in the body.

And yes, I know this sounds completely insane to most people.

But i’m of the opposite camp. I think the current reasons people give to explain why we get cancer is so illogical and ridden with holes.

And I've been in this game long enough to see how these patterns work. When you fix these biomechanics, your entire body starts working properly again. Everything improves - not just your face and posture, but your entire health.

So to sum up my opinion - cancer isn't just some random bad luck.

It's your body trying to defend itself against a physical process that we can actually understand and fix. And once we fix the root cause, the cancer won’t need to form in the first place.