and then we're going to talk a little bit later on in the show about stem cells and the lectures that you're presenting to inform us on what stem cells do and then plus your eye protocol treatment which i'm going to be intending attending your first seminar this week this upcoming week excited to learn from you on that seminar and i hope that the audience gets out there and gives you a call and gets in there because they'll larn will take home a lot of information that if it's not helping you directly it will help somebody you know because you know somebody with these conditions there's always somebody that knows somebody absolutely confronting and health challenge and we have model tuckered abby here who will just quietly sit here so hopefully anyway dr courtney we did a radio show last weekend and that's healthy pets healthy people and a and twelve fifty and the reception i got after the show was incredible a number of people calling me how much they love the show and but i did receive a call and we talked about demography but they wanted to go in depth and we didn't do that on the radio show so you know we just sort of cover the smathers yeah we don't have a lot of time so it gets kind of difficult and when you know i start talking we always go off on a little bit of a tangent anyway but i thought it was important how do you want to talk about demography and what it does and detection of disease so would you first of all tell us what that is well thermography is a medical study that's been around for quite some time now i have to say really came onto the scene the medical scene in the mid one nine hundred ninety s so it's an old technology really relatively speaking yes but what happens is with the technology is it advances the sensitivity  and the ability of these studies to detect medical problems is just getting enhanced with each technological advancement so the photographs of that era were relatively compared to what they can be today and as technology continues to advance the ability for the thermal grid to play a role in somebodies health management or diagnosis of some health related issue becomes better as time moves on is that an x ray is exactly what it's not in fact it's very for the very reason that extra procedures although in some cases a wonderful to have a very revealing and the tickle profession would be really nowhere without it but that technology advanced by madame curie over one hundred years ago  stronger now we're able to pinpoint a little more and then we've really moved that scatter radiation but there is always a cumulative effect when you're exposed to x rays if this is ionizing energy and th the body being exposed to using energy for any reason has to be taken with the precautions that are really necessary to make certain if it could be kept safe and i don't believe there's any radiographic procedure that you could say is not without the potential leads to do harm because the element of the body that is harmed in every study that's ever done with x ray technology is the  formation once it's altered it's altered forever only as good as your d n a so we have great power and utility with the use of x ray but you know we often say of helping to diagnose some medical issue an x ray can be avoided it too should always be put at the end and i don't think necessarily that the  conventional medical community is that far advanced i think they take the same approach you took just a moment ago that we're so sophisticated now we're able to pinpoint no we're not i venture to say and probably won't be too inaccurate by saying it the x ray studies are they are not too much different than what they were done by madame curie when she originally discovered it so it's that exposure over time with the potential of altering d n a that is a problem that really need to be kept in mind and if there's a better way to get to a medical diagnosis because that's really what x rays are being used for some diagnostic input then you really should be exploring it and i don't believe we really are in medicine i've been a proponent of thermography since the mid ninety's and i fully support it when i know it to be the better way of making these determinations but the medical profession isn't there yet and the insurance companies don't cover it as well answer it seems like ridiculous move to me you know i i've had so many exercise many surgeries in my life and some of the x rays that that i was told twenty invasive first of all it's exactly right look we can through the use of an infrared camera infrared cameras pick up heat right so when the body is in the tissues exposed to disrobe we have a whole bunch of heat variations over the surface of the body and they're actually unique to each individual because no to them a graphic studies of the same but the fact that there are these variations that they need to variation should also be symmetrical if we have a heat signature on the right there should be a corresponding one on the left generally speaking and so although the studies are unique we're  study displayed with one one degree temperature difference is expressed in thousands of colors these are very colorful pictures the hottest color that we're going to be able to detect is the color white when something is white on a thermal gram that when compared to other issues the hottest point and of course the lower areas of heat would be the color blue and the entire these heat sensitive areas and usually where there's a disease process are going to have information where there's information the body produces heat and that's basically what you're picking up there are certainly information is going to be detectable now it has to be at the level of the skin and here's where sometimes some are grams would not be the except the weight if you have a heat change deep in an organ of the body say the liver lungs or deep into the deep into the long well that heat has to be transmitted through a number of layers a tissue to finally be expressed at the level of the skin and sometimes either the lesion is too small in the distance to be travelled to level the skin we have no reference that something is not right or everything looks normal when in fact subject to be very abnormal so the thermography is when we're looking for something that could and should be represented at the skin level i have to say that one of the most common uses for so tomography and one that i fully support is the use of for mongar for the in the issue of breast evaluation and would you compare the difference between to monitor free and a mammogram and give us the pluses a native of each of those well mammograms are are are bad deals for women we have a medical protocol in play that virtually is really challenged by all the literature the top there because when you're using x ray to detect a cancer pretty much that lesion must be at least one centimeter in diameter before division will lies a ball on a extra  diagnosing a lesion that's fairly advanced by the time the cancer gets to the size of one centimeter that's a fairly advanced cancer if you consider what we refer to in my office as the courtney one millimeter roll when you understand the one millimeter rule you understand the futility of a study like a mammogram because in the one millimeter rule which goes something like this any time a malignancy has attained the size of  e millimeter which is pretty small it's already metastasized that is a major medical phenomenon because with that therefore means is  mammogram could really be positive which is at one centimeter ten times beyond were really needs to be detected then we come on the scene we go look we see that the intention to try to completely rid the body of the cancer that's almost a medical possibility i'm very happy when i meet so called cancer survivors but it's going to take seven to ten to twelve years for a lesion that's metastasized someplace else to finally reveal itself when in likelihood where it finally is revealed isn't going to be the breast any longer it's going to be in the major organs of the body and so the potential to be in a very precarious medical situation thinking that rid myself of this cancer when in fact it's almost impossible to say that could be could occur i never really even say it's your rid of it they say you're in remission which means it's just you know the waking up it's idli head again and then you think about a therapy those are both cancer causing agents and i look at cancer as a liquid in your body and it just able to go there and hit hit everywhere go through your lymph system go through your blood hit the target anywhere  done and the lady emerges from the anaesthetic and the surgeon is waiting there to have a discussion with the patient and her partner husband about the success of that surgery because something like this look i've got a great we've got great news we were able to rid you of that lesion it's completely gone and of course at that moment the young ladies feeling pretty good about this drastic procedure but then the conversation recently isn't over because the doctor will say well by the way your chemotherapy begins on monday morning and now there's a little confusion on the face of the patient because she would say well you just told me that you got all that cancer when you did that back to me and the surgeon now wants a talk about what i was deluding to a moment ago because say oh we've got all of that we've got all of that that lesion that we saw on your study but of course we have no idea where the maddest that express has gone now all of a sudden we want to have a discussion about medicine attic spread after the removed no female ever succumbs to a lesion in the breast and the breast alone the devastation of these lesions are what organs were seeded and the most common three are liver lungs and bone and brain and brain is completely unforgiving i'd have to say the next group of lesions that are equally in forgiving leading to the long but these are the unfortunate realities of having gone through this lesion to remove it when the wasn't really the issue ever it was always the medicine that express and i don't believe we have a long enough discussion with any female to talk about this med a static issue which is the real issue not the lesion in the breast so all that energy at least in the body tends to protect itself and was at least enough and that's why you form a tumor and first place is that actually the body's protective measure but when it spreads you don't know where it's going to target at one millimeter and there's really for pride of practical purposes there's never been a mammogram that can detect a lesion one millimeter so where are we with that this is why i have been very unhappy with mammography i understand how we got it into our protocol but now every piece of literature that i read are all trying to say haven't you noticed the intensity but doing mammograms really the insurance companies and the doctors that used to be do one every starting at age forty you do one every year and now it's sort of age fifty you do one every other year we really have to consider what we're doing and that's why the government gram is the better option well in the first place with a mammogram you have to smash the breast compress at all which is which is never a good idea barbaric procedure to say the least and if you do have a tumor you risk bursting that tumor in  compression where thermal gram is noninvasive and you were looking at those heat markers you know i've i've had several experiences in consulting with people in may this disassociation with root canals  in breast cancers and i'll take it a step further and tell you that if you have breast cancer most likely you have a thyroid issue in your estrogenic because when you're hypothyroid immediately become mr genic most of these breast cancers estrogen said but there's a correlation between a chronic infection of a root canal and breast cancer breast on the same side on the same side but you can actually not with a mammogram but with a thermal gram you can actually see a line that goes from that tooth down t lymph system and up into the breast cancer you could actually see a dedicated line i request that when my ladies are going to have a thermal gram that the first i'm a gram before body because of the very issue that you raise the dental history of a patient is extremely important and i know that you know that the two dental issues that are highly significant are root canals and previously gum disease is an issue we canals are an issue there also you know and were taught to do that we were taught to save teeth you know but again we're we're we're leaving something in the mouth is that we've taken the life function of that  no other medical procedure that i know of takes a dead body part and retained within a body cavity i would agree with that but there are issues and complications when you start meeting teeth if you don't do some type of replacement because you end up having teeth that shift having your bite change have the ability to chew food change everything changes so when you change your ability digesting you affect your guy your got in your stomach everything can happen because you've failed to keep your teeth or keep that space open so there are important factors and there are resolutions to that but all the studies show that it that a root canal is chronically in fact in the matter how well the procedures done there's a chronic dentist because you were in pain which is the real reason that any root canals ever done you leave the office not impending longer because that tooth is dead it doesn't have a painful response and then that  cation process that never ends which is a natural process of the body but now these bacteria are contained within within the body in a way that there's going to be some issues that develop because of it in the cancers  just one of them we're having a great discussion here the people at their probe you scare the heck out of them because a lot of people have root canal well i have a couple i'm not rushing to take them out i do some things to circumvent them you know if i have any trouble with and or have a trouble of another two i most likely will not do another root canal in the ones that i have if they act up they will be taken out you know let's say this but i will take measures to replace that to stare the best way to determine if the root canal is an issue did need to be dealt with is if you get a thermal gram and you see a heat signature you know over that to say you know you have a medical issue and that something's going to have to be done about it so when i evaluate people who've come to me they may have a root canal but there is no heat signature and i won't make a big fuss about the right i would h if there's a heat signature which are almost invariably is that too has to come out so you can do a full body scan for the thermal gram you can target the breast you can target the torso you can target the mouth and you can actually do certain areas that you want to focus on you get a full body that's why i request the first study be a full body study there's no targeting here you're admitting heat and that camera so sensitive it will pick it up so one study of the entire body reveals all the body parts and this heat signatures are quite stunning and stark and diagnostic but you know it's not covered by insurance some people don't have the money to do a full body because it is more we've been for fifteen twenty years now once a month we have the thermography has come into the office women who live near my office enjoy the fact that they only have to travel a certain distance to go to the the margraf a group there's only two two in all of western pennsylvania and their offices are sometimes not geographically pleasing so the fact that they do not just come into my office they go to many medical offices is good news for maybe our listeners here who are thinking maybe they'd like to know more about them from a grandpa but i think the finally bring is the context and we had talked about this courtney one millimeter rule and i say the drawback of the mammogram was that it's really only detectable when a lesion has acquired one centimeter in size so let's take what i believe to be the real benefit of the thermal grant a it's trying to get the tradition for itself from you and it's not really happy with the meager blood supply to supply that nutrition and so these vessels around it to disproportionately feed it and in so doing it makes that lesion so small lead up with such size that it can't really be missed so we have the benefit with the whether that something is a malignancy before we even enter this issue and then when i learned several years ago maybe it's been probably fifteen when i started to learn about there my gran's and and i did that in association with the american an cancer institute that i'm a advisory board member on they the studies i read show that you can actually diagnose breast cancer ten years before mammogram can isn't there a seven to ten years before you heard the right seven ten years before the mammogram could ever be positive the third or gram can and it would allow for intervention pretty early on what's little known as is most cancers produce an enzyme called and lays it shuts down it shuts down the immune system tricks the new system for your immune system not to attack those cells and when you take in conjunction that's happening from the get go and it's chicken your immune system and that line that cancer to grow and then you add to the growth of the blood supply there you're getting that tumor growing i'm going out right oh yeah absolutely it's amazing and they're actually using that model ace and some of the vaccines to trick the body to accept the vaccines so it's kind of a scary process to to me but i firmly believe in this tomography and i think it's great that you offer that service for convenience for your patience  w that the mammogram really need to be considered ultimately it's going to be done away with it's just that the medical institution has allowed it to be the best way they claim  the best way to detect the cancer and they don't even know about thermography they don't know what it is you don't know even know about them all dr corney we're going to go to a little break here for a moment and we'll be back to talk about stem cells and your i protocol which are fascinating and well we'll be back in a few minutes that's why it's important to wash surfaces and fresh produce  closer to that why has the medical profession excepted fully thermography through the extent that once you make it into a medical protocol you are in has taken itself over many years now and they are the medical protocol there are hospitals with ten to fifteen extra machine just waiting for you to arrive and it's been decided by those who develop protocols that the best way in their mind to screen for cancers is a mammogram now for the at least the last twenty years the competing that is now made it into the medical literature takes on that battle cry directly and says oh no it's not and we're still right now in a dilemma of  having mammography because of all the years that it was the only way to handle that remain and i believe beaten up very badly those that cling onto it do so because maybe they're financially and economically tied to this but in terms of the payoff which is if you're a woman then you want protection the mammogram really is not the best protection and insurance companies will pay for the insurance companies to pay for that because then they would have void cancer treatments which are being bombarded to buy that being hit on the patient tapping into the reserve for the for the cancer treatments so it would seem to me that they would want to they may want to but they don't make medical protocol the medical profession makes a medical protocol so you get a dent that we haven't dented yet it still remains strong i mean if you go to your doctor and tell your doctor i'm going to have a family grant and the response and pretty much universally is what's a firmer grip that's the perspire then we're far away so the woman wants to protect herself she really needs to take this one on it's she who needs to decide she's the adult in the room so i can't worry about educating other doctors i know them as i'm brilliant men and women but if you don't have all the information your brilliance is really dulled but we can't worry about that because if you're the woman facing our next mammogram you want to talk about somebody who is very attuned and wants to hear what you're saying and is willing to listen because she has formed ideas about what would be better for her not when the realities of how bad a mammogram is are confronted with the positive of them how good a thermal gram can be the conversation probably after thirty you and i talk to people we talk about empowering and taking charge of your own health and that's what it's really should all be about you know and no nobody should be in charge of you but you so the cost of this varies from it's a up out of pocket expense you paying it yourself but it's two hundred fifty two to seven hundred some dollars right through the breast alone and i say after that i say the first study should be full body and we're talking about at least and i'm i'm not involved with that because i don't do thermography people to come to mind but i think the going rate is somewhere four hundred fifty dollars for the full body and once you have the full body done which takes into account all the dental that's the real key in terms of long term predictions then all you need is to do the ches component from that point forward and that's around two hundred to two hundred fifty though so it's a night out dinner night out a movie early so i i would emphasize it you need to look at it that way you need to look at getting that done and having proper diagnosing done doc that was a wonderful information given as it was absolutely wonderful on tomography and especially such a good breakfast breast cancer that you're doing so much passion of mine for years is treating very serious i diseases and as an on off the molecule is this a little rare to have me speak about how it is that we actually can fix these problems so when it comes to the we've got three divisions that i think the public can can catch on to one the anterior chamber which involve the cornea all they could go wrong with the cornea is pretty much put in the hands of the optometrist with the glasses and the contacts as and even if it needed to be a corneal transplant that appears to be well covered by the i community very well and i don't venture into that arena because they are already doing pretty good i start picking up when we get to the middle part of the eye which is the chamber that involve the lens because we have a pretty common condition in the mid part of the problem and by the way it's a pretty good resolution where they say remove the cataract you don't remove the cataract you remove the lens and you throw away the surgical procedure you remove the lens but you put a synthetic one in this place the surgery is done very well by these highly skilled ophthalmologist over time and the success rate is well into the ninety percent plus what about that ten percent well i see that remaining five six percent and to them i hear things like worst decision i ever make worst day of my life because there result wasn't anywhere near what the remaining people's results were and so this is exactly what we said in the first segment which was always put surgery at the very end in the conventional  there's only one treatment for cataracts and that is take the lead out and throw it away i say there is another step these i programs that i have are able to literally begin to deteriorate with the i programs is that i do not use drugs lot maybe coming from a medical doctor who has a prescription pad my prescription pad collects dust i just choose to use them the thing them using our alternative approaches and promoting health and that is the real key in most of medical treatment we have three things we have drugs surgeries and procedures when it comes to rescu the neither those three will ever be able to get the health of the back let's move to the back part of the eye because i believe this is this is the where there is no other option at least the lens could be removed so that is an option and ninety percent of the time a greater a very good option we move to the back of the eye we're a whole of the category because the diseases of the retina and they're well known to the there is no there is and i don't envision there will be a treatment to correct that problem this is a blow to the gut of the patient who may suffer from one of these diseases to be told by there's not even any symptom relief for the wet which there's bleeding that's why it's called whether they have an injection into the do but it caught so that bleeding stopped but that is by no means is able to rescue from the disease and thirty percent of the time you get a global after free where they injected you so that's not really a good now thing to just coming out my eyes with a needle and went off to make me run out of the office you know so when it comes to the retinal diseases where there is no treatment option even available it's nice to be able to say oh yes there is we can reverse we could stop the further progression of the disease and we can reverse that disease and get this in back that has been lost because we're not going to be using those three tools there are no drugs here there's no surgery there's procedures our approach is to promote health and you can promote health the such a degree in the back of the eye that you can rescue it for brother damage and these now famous we call them three day programs  they happen in my office once a month on a monday tuesday and wednesday three days we will get patients with the varying diagnoses that applied to the retina they come in and on monday the thing we do is to find out what their vision really is then three full days one to five of one alternative mode down the after another after another and on wednesday the last thing is to rea examine them and find out how much improvement they have so he's michael current air p in this process there are a host of micro frequency specific micro turning is one of i'm sure the public is not to the tune proud of and that's the to sick is that for those with all those serious eye diseases especially even when there is no known conventional medical treatment eighty five to ninety percent of all patients participating in this program have a substantial improvement in their vision in three days three days i know it sounds fantastic that could be why you were selected as the top in the top twenty of alternative physicians in this whole country  way it was and you don't talk about it but like are you a doctor dr corney was selected as one of the top twenty physicians in the country of alternative medicine it's a name which is a big thing i have and you also run a clinic probably not known to the people and in our area also in florida that just dedicated to these procedures for ais i programmed in stem cells and it was themselves now also down there that's right and so you pretty much limited your practice and your practice to those two things but you and i work together wildness and health which is we're so fortunate to have you when you tell us the difference between glaucoma and i hypertension well of course in a condition of  there's a fluid this made in the anterior chamber the then has to be drained from that chamber through a drainage system and that's reigning system gets clogged or restricted retina and the retina dies and that leads to blindness and once you lose the nerve endings of the retina they pretty much with conventional management unreliable now we do have some medications and glaucoma to try to alleviate the pressure problem that is true and we encourage the use of these eye drops to try to get this pressure in the realm of however there is nothing for the glaucoma which is a disease of the retina the damage done is done and it's going to be continued to be progressive no matter what kind of eye drops are being used so one of those retinal diseases without any known for sure cure but there's just no way of stemming the tide of this damaging glaucoma by the way is the number one cause of total blindness total blackness the visual fields get lost in the periphery and they close in on you and so in a way that's undetectible in a noticeable by you you're losing this and you don't know could this happen out here one day what happens is you've lost it all out there and now we're somewhere in here somebody calls your name and you realize you have to turn to actually see with it is coming from and you've lost all this never in the conventional world to get it back again i claim oh yes you can because we are here we can revive the retina to get this tissue back to help we don't use drugs or surgeries or procedure which are designed to compact disease you can't beat a disease by trying to take it on through with this there appease you can only be disease by promoting health using your body to fix itself the right nutrients remove toxicities and give it a blood supply these are the three battleground no matter what you see me about i'm going to be involved it tells us what your pressure is in love comma i've already had people with pressures twenty five thirty that magnitude of elevation damage being done all of those therapies if they're needed if they can't get the pressured to be decreased but i contend that glock common is a disease of the retina and that damage with any conventional therapy there is no therapy to any hereditary we find in a sixty five but it's bad if you find it in a twenty five if we're to really find it it's an ominous thing to find but still i contend that that should be as correctable as it would be a bit was found in a sixty five year old you have to have a different approach are therapies aren't effective in restoring health they're only a tech to temp to combat disease which you can't do so you're offering these these lectures every month and for example you're having one held on february thirteenth at seven pm and you need to call to make that reservation but it's free lecture at the marriott airport marryat off of mont moon two thousand nine hundred is the year of education and you're going to be doing these lectures every month every month about the second week of the month and right around there are more around the tuesday wednesday of the month and next one's coming up is on february twelfth but of very amenable at their regular board marriott but i would say if they are listening to me and you suffer from sesa disease or it's more than likely is if you don't you know somebody that does and they're not aware that there's actually a treatment to reverse that disease i would invite you to attend that lecture on the thirteenth of february seventh tuesday night seven o'clock and just to reserve a seat to give us an idea to count the number to call seven two four  seven four nine four by eight and i'm sure they'll put that up on the graphic and hit the clubs get a hold of us to to get that or just call your office in your office number and they'll pass it on to to absolutely so so i think it's a wonderful lecture ten because when you go blind without your eyesight you have a such or easterling you know and you don't want to lose it so he can could tell these problems you need to get him as taken care was early as you can upon diagnosis of the earlier the better become educated empowered invite a friend and bring them along so you do you do the same thing so that's kind of talk now about stem cells and i know you do say there's possibility of stem cells for eyes but let's talk about stem cells for joints what are stem cells  stem cells as we've mentioned many times before and we keep seeing each other and a host guest relationship i always enjoy it but there is a way to harvest cells which are blank divisions for at least the first six weeks were all without a doubt a cell wind declared they're all stem cell so we emerge from that so those are on deferential and differentiated cells cells with no identity is best easiest way to look at them and then when about six weeks rolls along they declare a cell line something clear to become nervous tissue muscular the various organs develop and once they've declared there's no going back and they will continue to develop along the line that was so chosen well this is how we got here this is how we've emerged and after nine months everything's fully formed a life was created and entered into the world but we actually can harvest stem cells and give them for our medical breakdowns of our electorate our medical challenges one area that this has been a very successful is in the area of joint disease the field of medicine that's emerged we refer to as regenerative medicine because it's possible to regenerate a new knee joint by the way the number one request of me is the knee the number two and lao them to land randomly on the diseased joint on upon landing they declare to become a new and healthy one of those so they don't take on the identity of the disease cell they override the disease cell basically well they can only read the code called d n a and then d n a code is the same for you today as it was when you first walked in the door how many years ago that code determines what cell type it is the pathology you sort of brought along yourself you contributed to that so people say to me will look what have i you're going to give me a new joint am i not going to still develop the disease and i  you're seventy three years old now hypothetically if it took you seventy three years to get to this point i should like another seventy three years because if you're going to expose yourself to the same stresses and the same deficiencies in everything else then you're to have equal ability to damage that new joint but that's seventy three more years yeah and so they get the message real quick and so there's a difference between the type of stem cell you put in as to where it's harvest the recipient so using either your body fat or your bone marrow they harvested your cells then they manipulated them to extract the stem cells alone and then they gave you those stem cells that was two thousand and five were in two thousand and eighteen for goodness sake and in two thousand and eighteen we've got a new player that player is never going to be the taal of the cell again because to be quite honest we don't have any stem cells to speak of after the age of fifteen no one ever looked at a fifteen year old is over the hill but when it comes to some self you're over the hill so to use those cells in a fifty sixty or seventy year old is literally absurd now we have a new place that we get these from and for the last four or five years they're called header all of us they come from newly delivered babies by scheduled c section where we harvest this the umbilical cord and extract see the amounts of stem cells this newborn is loaded with stem cells they're processed they're frozen until i call up the order th sent to me so what about rejection oh interesting the phenomenon of rejection reaction which is pittsburghers we know but how organs can be rejected you get a transplant you gotta lo the or heart the next day we've got a problem because your body recognizes that it's foreign right what happens is that these cells harvested from these babies have immune privileged  there is no tissue reaction with three body tissues and one of them is umbilical cord cell you're giving this lecture stem cells one to one gotta come out to hear that one that is feb twelfth that's seven pm airport pittsburgh airport near their number again seven two four seven four nine four five five eight for reservation for this this free lecture come on oh come on out and you're going to be doing those monthly so so i always call the office to get those dates listened to healthy pets healthy people because we're going to be talking about those dates every show that i do on the radio that's am twelve fifty the answer every saturday morning from nine am to ten am in fact dr courtney was my guest this past weekend so we're at the close of the show doc what a fast hour it always is with you in a formative hour i want to thank everyone so much for watching healthy pets out healthy owners and give a listen to healthy pets healthy people