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It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor Gil Leiderman, MD, new York's only Harvard trained triple Board certified radiation oncologist who brings you the latest cancer treatment news, interviewing world renowned cancer experts, delving to special cases, and of course answering your questions. I'm Rob Redstone, broadcasting from the WR Studios in the heart of New York City, and now please welcome doctor Leaderman. Thank you so much, Thank you Rob, and thank you no and thank you
for tuning in today and every day every day we learn so much. We learned so much. How do we learn? Well, my name is Doctor Leader and cancer doctor. Every day I see patients, and every day I take notes, and every day come here and every day I describe exactly what I see. And it's all based on real patients, real people like you. So it's a unique show. It's the only show like it in the
world. And we learn because just like in medical school, when a young person or older person goes to medical school, they're not doctors, they don't have experience, but they learn start learning by reading and seeing patients and going home and learning about the disease and doing it again and again and again and
again over years. I've been doing it for more than forty years, and you could learn the same way, just like as if you're going to medical school and a way you kind of are going to a kind of medical school learning about cases and symptoms and how medical care is not only with me, but actually around the world. People come here from around the world with cancer or suspected cancer and want to get better. That's why people come here is to get better, hopefully to be cancer free. So I want to jump
right in, and there's gonna be lots to talk about. And if you have a paper and pencil, that'd be great because you may want to ask questions, you may want to learn more. So let's jump in and I'm going to tell you man I just saw yesterday. He's forty eight years old. He was born in New York City. He's married, he has children, and he a year ago he went to the doctor. He was coughing,
so he first went to his own private doctor. Then he went to one of the biggest, super most famous hospitals in New York City, Manhattan, New York City. And when I talk about big hospitals, every hospital, if you talk to their president like I do the presidents of the hospitals, you'll hear that every hospital is the biggest super pooper place. But he
happened to go to two of the biggest super pooper places. So a year ago, actually about a year and a half ago, he had a cough, he had a chest xtray, he had a cat scan, he had a mass in the lung. He had a biopsy that mass. It was squamous cancer. So had squamous cancer of the lung. He had skins of his body and the cancer already traveled to the bone, to the left hip bone. So he had stage four cancer. So there's for most cancers there's
four stages. In stage one is localized, in stage two is usually more than localized. In stage three is with adjacent limpodes, and stage four meanings he got in the system and spread, so there's only four stages. There's not five stages. So he had stage four cancer. And he went to the super duper hospital and he started on chemotherapy and he wasn't very satisfied.
So they went to even a super puperius hospital and they tried to give him radiation to the hip because it was so painful, and then they gave him about a year, almost a year and a half of chemotherapy. And remember chemotherapy, first of all, it's costly, chemotherapy. What is therapy? People like to ask that question all the time. Well, chemotherapy most commonly,
and it can include immunotherapy or chemotherapy. There are chemicals that go in the body or substances that go in the body most commonly, not always, but most commonly, Like as if you're going to put your body in a bathtub of poison, because these are these materials are in general poison to try to poison the cancer. They try to poison the cancer more than the rest of the body. So that's how the treatments work. And unfortunately, sad
to say, for almost all cancers. There are a few exceptions like Lance Armstrong had testicular cancer and that's one of the few cancers where chemotherapy can cure the patient. But for most all cancers, chemotherapy's goal is not to cure. So you can say, heck, why am I taking this treatment if it's not to cure or what I mean. First of all, it's costly. The average chemotherapy is ten or twenty thousand dollars a month. Yeah, you heard a ten or two hours a month, which means is more than
one hundred thousand dollars or two hundred thousand dollars a year. Remember this young man forty eight has had almost a year and a half of chemos. We're talking about two two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of chemo, and the prices are more at the biggest places, of course, sad to say. And it didn't work, and they kept on gave him the treatment, and he kept on getting side effects. And he came to me yesterday and he came to me complaining of what he said was neuropathy in the leg. He had
pain in the leg, that's what he said. And he was losing weight. He lost almost forty five pounds. He was big man, went from three hundred and twenty down to two hundred and seventy five pounds, as height as five't ten. He never smoked. He never smoked, So there's another sign of someone who has lung cancer but didn't smoke. But he said
he had some nine to eleven exposure. And I think more importantly to that, he grew up in a household his mother smoked all the time, so he was at home with his mother for the first twenty years of his life, so he had secondhand smoke pretty much for the first twenty years of his life. His bowels were okay, had colonoscopy, which was a good idea, as PSA was okay. And well, he came to me with cancer growing. And he had been on a variety of treatments. He was at
his biggest super pooper hospital. He had been on carbo platinum packs of taxa, he'd been on pembro, he had been on a variety of medicine's chemotherapy and it just wasn't working. And he came to me, and I went through his documents, and I examined him and I asked him questions, and well, it became obvious that this chemotherapy had actually had never been working. So he had a year and a half of chemotherapy that was never working.
For example, he had a leashon in his hip that they radiated and gave chemo two. It was three point two centimeters. Now it's seven point two centimeters, So in diameter it's more than doubled, which means in volume, on average, it's eight hundred percent bigger. So it's no wonder why he's having pain in his left hip, and now there's new cancers. Cancer's growing in his left actabulum and left iliac bone. There's a hole. There's a
hole in his hip bone that's new. And there's cancer in the spine and the t spine in the rib. And he went to get the fancy test at this fancy hospital. And what do they want to do. They just want to give him more and more chemo. Well, they're giving him chemo. Yeah, they had a year and a half. They spent so much money, almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars or so, and it's not working. And finally, finally, finally, finally, finally, he came for
a fresh second opinion. He thought, if he goes to the fanciest, biggest places, nothing could be better than that. And wow, what a mistake. First of all, they never told him that the cancer was growing, he said. When I first talked to him, I said, do you have any numbness or pain? He says, we have neuropathy in my
left leg. Well, usually neuropathy. Usually neuropathy is a side effect of chemo, and lots of people who have chemo have numbness or pain in the hands and feet, which is kind of the poisoning of the chemotherapy against the nerves and there's much more delicate in the hands and the feet. So if you know someone who's getting chemotherapy, m'd ask him, hey, do you have neuropathy? Do you have pain or numbness in the hands and feet?
And so many have it. And it's so hard for the patient who has neuropathy from chemotherapy because it's nothing you can measure, it's nothing you can see. So the patient tells you, hey, I've got this pain and numbness and difficulty. And some people have so much neuropathy they can barely walk because it's damaged the nerves of their feet. So this man was saying he had neuropathy, but in fact, it wasn't neuropathy that he had that was bothering
him. It was his cancer that was growing massively in the hip. And his doctors never told him that. His doctors never told him that there's two new masses eating through the pelvic bones, but there's a new mass in the spine, there's new masses in the ribs. And what are they planning? More and more chemo, more and more chemo. Does it make sense? A year and a half of chemo it didn't work. Huge expanse nothing's working
their radiation's not working, and they're going to give him more chemo. What's called a clinical trial, and so many people think, oh, I'm so lucky and they're selected to be in a clinical trial. Well, what is a clinical trial? Lots of hospitals offer, lots of cancer doctors offer clinical trial. Well, clinical trial means that they have no idea what to do, they've exhausted their ideas, and so they're going to do a concoction.
Usually he's put together by drug companies or hospitals, and usually the drug companies are looking to experiments because they were all kind of like a guinea pig to experiment, because we want to see if we can safely give this concoction to this person and see if the concoction works, and more important, it doesn't kill the person or harm the person. So he said, I'm going on a clinical trial. I said, well, do you know the clinical trials?
First of all, ninety five percent of the time for cancer patients don't work at all. Ninety five percent of the time clinical trials don't work at all, And in a few percent where they work, most commonly they only work for a few weeks or months and then the cancer just keeps on growing. So he's tried. He's given his body and his life and his money, and so many trips to the super Pooper Scooper Place, actually two of them, and nothing's worked. And he came to me with all these issues.
And no one ever told him that the cancer had been growing. In fact, I went through all his documents for a year and a half, his cancer was always growing, growing, and after the first checkup and the second checkup, and the third checkup, and now the finally scan showing more and more cancers growing. So he came to me. He was so upset. I was a few minutes late, and I said, well, maybe we'll learn something together. If you wanted to sit down and go over your
documents. He said, okay, I'll do that, doctor, and he stayed and I went through all his documents, and he understood all the documents. He never read them himself. His doctors never told him the cancer was growing. His doctors never told him what the scans showed. And yet he kept on, sad to say, trusting them, trusting them with his life and his money and his health and his family's future. And his wife was on the phone. His wife heard all of this, and she understood,
and he understood that was going on was not in his benefit. And so this was yesterday morning, and then he got up after about an hour. We went spent a lot of time together going through documents, examining him. He was in severe pain. He could barely walk as a husky two hundred and twenty five pound man, big man who could barely walk forty eight years old, could barely walk because this place let the cancer grow and the hip
eating through the bones. Never offered better treatment. And they could have said, look, you've been here a year and a half. You spent a quarter million dollars here, And he said, well, okay, I didn't spend anything my insurance. But actually all of us pay. Why have insurance premiums doubled in the last ten years. Why, well, we're all paying for this kind of thing. We're all paying for treatment that doesn't work. Sad to say we're all paying for treatment that doesn't work. You say,
I'm not paying. Yeah, he's paying, and I'm paying. And even you listening at this moment, you're paying for treatment that doesn't work versus our work, versus radio surgery in New York. So why is doctor Leederman, the first doctor to do radio surgery in the Western Hemisphere, the first doctor to do radio surgery in America, first doctor who radio stream of course in New York. Why because there's so many people like this patient. We were
getting endless chemo that's useless. It's useless, and it's toxic, and the cancer's growing. Whereas with us ninety percent chance when we treat a patient, ninety percent chance the cancer will stop or shrink, the cancer, pain will get better, the patient will get better. And this is the work we do. We know with chemotherapy for most all cancers, chemotherapy that's being treated for stage four cancer, chemotherapy for most all cancers treated for stage four cancer.
It's traveled. It either will work for a few weeks or months temporarily, and then the cancer always grows back, or it doesn't work at all. In his case, it doesn't work at all. And now he's learned a lot. He went to this big place. They never told him, hey, you've got stage four cancer. They were treating him with stage four cancer, but they never told him the stage. Why, well, they're afraid. And actually there's a new article out that shows that eighty percent of
the people who are getting chemo therapy for cancer that's traveled. Eighty percent of people who are getting chemotherapy for cancer's traveled think the chemo is going to cure them. They're never being told the truth. They're never told the truth that the purpose of chemo is only to work if at all, a few weeks or months, and then the cancer always grows back. Exactly what happened to him, except for him, it didn't even work for a few weeks.
It didn't work at all. A year and a half of chemo, the cancer's growing, the pain is worse, he is miserable, and he's going to go for a clinical trial what we know that's doomed, most likely doomed to failure. And he said at the end of the hour, hour and a half and a lot of time together with all his documents. His wife was on the phone for most of the time and did he said, well,
let me get back to you. And that was early in the morning yesterday, and by late evening he called me up and said, doctor Liederman, I want to do your treatment. I don't want any more chemo. I now understand that what you told me is the truth, and I hadn't been told the truth in a year and a half at two of the biggest hospitals about my cancer in my life. And he's a forty eight year old man who's married, he's got a family, he's got responsibility, he's got
a job, and he's going down the tube. He's dying, dying getting chemotherapy that's expensive and toxic and not working. Who would want a treatment that is expensive and toxic and not working. There's nobody I know if they know better, and you can say, hey, I think now I know why my doctors didn't tell me what it means to have cancers growing. My doctor's never explained my scan reports to me. My doctor never explained the stage to
me. My doctor's never explained the limitations of treatment to me. And that's why chemotherapy, I believe, is a multi billion dollar industry, and why do doctors not tell so many studies show eighty percent of the time the patients do not know the truth about the limitations of chemo, the toxicity of chemo. And you can learn more here on the radio, or better yet, in person. If you have a cancer or suspected cancer, give us a call. This is the work that we do. My name is doctor Liederman,
thirteen eighty four Broadway Radio Surgery in New York. Can call us at two and two choices. Our number is two and two choices. You call day or night and get information, get a package of information. You can check our website which is r s NY dot org, r s N dot org. Our call is will put a package in the mail, or best is like for this man to meet in person to understand what's really going on in your body, and we'll show you the reports from the other place.
We'll show you what they're most commonly hiding from the patient, not telling the patient, what the stage is, what the extent of the cancer is, how that treatment XYZ is doing. And then if you choose to come with us, you'll see how our treatment compares and you'll see how it's tolerated with our treatment. Radio certainly means that treatment cancer treatment is non invasive, with no cutting and no bleeding and no hospitals, with treatment that just goes to
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Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back. We are back, and I want to talk about a gentleman who's fifty eight years old, who's born in Jamaica. He's a black man, I said, because of the black community, one in six black men get prostate cancer. One in twenty three Black men die prostate cancer. Why do I say that it was an epidemic in the community. Actually, we have men and women of every race and religion and creed and color with cancer. So it's not only one group. We
take care of patients of every orgin you can possibly imagine. I want to talk about black men. Well, because it's an epidemic in the black community. One in six Black men get prostate cancer, one and twenty three die. That's why so many men of every origin and persuasion and religion and color you could possibly imagine come here for checkups. And there's reasons to come here. It's not only to have cancer. Many people come do you want to
get checked out? They want to know what their PSA is or what their mammogram is. Do I have breast cancer? Do I have lung cancer, to have colon cancer, have prostate cancer? So one reason to come here is to check up. You don't have to have cancer to come to Radio Sir to New York. If you have especially if you have pain or bleeding or suffering or a lump, hey, those are warning signs, those are
severe warning signs. But to have cancer, you don't have have any warning signs, and so many people think, oh, I feel great, I can't have cancer. Well that's not true at all. That's why people should get colonoscopies and PSAs and blood tests and physical exams, because you don't have to have any symptoms to have cancer. And treatment is always more successful if the cancer is smaller. That's why so many people come here every day to
get checked out. That's one group, and then second group, people have been diagnosed elsewhere. They're diagnosed to doctors say hey, you got cancer, you gotta have Oh you gotta have your prostate removed, or your bladder removed, or your leg removed, or your breast removed or your lung removed. Well, no, you can call doctor Liederman two and two choices and get
a fresh second opinion. And so many people are so angry after their breast or they're lung, or their kidney or their bladder or prostate, or their arm or their leg or their nose or ear were removed without being told all the options. I know where I grew up and how I practice. We talked about all the options. On our wall, you'll see the art of radio surgery, and we talk about all the options. We don't hide the options. But it seems like so many doctors. Sad to say, there's
a lot of doctors who don't like me because I say this. But so many doctors, like surgeons, only talk about surgery. They often don't talk about all the options. I'm saying everyone, but I'm saying it's very common. Or like this man who I just talked about with lung cancer, they're only talking about chemo, keemo, chemo. They're not talking about all the options. They could say, hey, mister, you had a year and a half of chemo and it doesn't work, and we're gonna encourage you to
go someplace else. They could say that, but they almost never do that. So there's lots of reasons to come here, even if you feel great and your weight is great and you have no bleeding and no lumps, to get checked out. Number two category, you were recently diagnosed with cancer and you don't want to do just what the doctor says of having surg, chemo or whatever without learning about all the options from doctor Liederman, New York's only
Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation oncologists. And so many people come when they're just diagnosed. And then the third category, like the man with lung cancer traveled to the hip. So he had cancer, he had cancer treated and the treatment didn't work. And he's coming to get a better idea, to learn about a better idea. He doesn't want to keep on doing the same silly thing of giving useless, expensive toxic treatment that's being done at the biggest
hospitals. Oh, I'm being treated at X Y Z. It's so famous, it's so fantastic. It can't be better. Yeah, it can be better. It can be a heck of a lot better because you can learn the facts, and you can learn the truth, and you can understand the options. Going to the super pooper biggest hospitals, he went to two of them. He was never told the truth. He was never told the stage, he was never told the options, he was never told the treatment's not
working. Just kept losing weight, losing almost fifty pounds and getting worse and worse pain. He can barely walk. And they never told him why all that was going on? Why did they never tell him all that was going on? Because they were afraid he's gonna walk away so sad. So those are the reasons people come to radiosurgery in New York doctor Liederman, thirty y four Broadway to learn, learn and possibly be treated. Get better treatment.
Get treatment that most commonly really works with a high degree of success, where we attack the cancer and is durable. With most patients are get chemotherapy. If chemo works, and it doesn't so commonly work well. When it works, the cancer comes back and almost always comes back for treatment of stage four cancer, with a few exceptions, but most commonly unless you have testicular cancer,
maybe lymphoma. Most commonly that's how it is with us. Ninety chance we treat the cancer, where we attack, the cancer never comes back, so big differences, huge differences with results. This is the work that we do. So I want to get back to this fifty eight year old man. He's from Jamaica, he's a black man, he has four children, and he came to me with a gleas in six cancers. So gleason is how the cancer looks under the microscope. The scale goes from two the best
ten. The worst is right in the middle. Multiple cores where positive usually men have about twelve little needles are going to prostate and the pathologists look at it and tell you about the grade of the cancer. The grade means how aggressive it is and how many of those little course contained cancer. His PSA was five point six y nine. I examined him. He had a large prostate stage T one C and well seven years ago he came to me.
Seven years ago, this fifty eight year old man came to me. He was already scheduled for surgery, and he understood with surgery most likely he would lose his erections because surgery most commonly destroys the nerves. About ninety seven percent of men who have prostate surgery are impotent. They're not having erections adequate for intercourse. About eighty percent of men who have had surgery, either open surgery
or robotic surgery, are leaking urine because those nerves have been destroyed. With us, there's no surgical removal of the prostate. There's no destruction of the nerves by surgery. So with us, most men keep their sex life, most men keep their urinary life. And success in our treatment and not all radiation is the same, just second life. Not every restaurant is the same, and every food is the same, then every shirt is the same,
Then every car is the same. Not every day is the same, not every friend is the same, not every treatment is the same either, And that's why it's so important if you have a cancer to give us a call and come for a fresh second opinion. This is the work that we do every day. We've treated forty thousand people with cancer with high success over decades, high success and high quality of life. And this is the work we
do. So what happened to this man seven years later, but prostate cancer was going to go to surgery, he canceled the surgery because he just understood and it wasn't what he was told by this surgeon. So what he learned here, he learned with surgery, success rate is modest, but the quality of life takes a big hit. Most men end up with a damaged sex life, impotence, inability to have erections out equate for intercourse. Most men
end up leaking urine to some degree. He didn't want that. He wanted a high quality of life without patient therapy, without radical surgery, without robotic surgery. And then seven years later, his PSA is zero and I can tell you that he's very happy. His quality of life is great and there's no cancer. His prognosis is super favorable with our program, a unique program not replicated elsewhereque program. This is the work that we do every day at
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This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the w R studios in the hearts of New York City. Were just a few steps from the Radio Surgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer, not in Basically, he was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery.
You can also call doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back, Hey, we are back. Mind Doctor Liederman. I want to talk about a woman who came to me ten years ago. She came to me with a mass in the liver. She had an MRI showed a mass in the liver. She had some back pain. She had this mass in the liver. She had no biopsy of it. She was going to one of the big hospitals in
New York City. They were going to cut out half of her liver. And well, she came to me. She had back pain, she had abdominal pain. Her weigh was one hundred and ten pounds or I was five foot one. Her vision was okay. She had some blurriness. We took care of that. We saw her. She worked in the US Army. She worked for decades actually in the Army. She had this samurai. This MRI showed this large mass. We got a biopsy of the mass. It
showed liver cancer. Liver cancer. They're going to cut out half of her liver elsewhere, and she just did not want to have liver surgery. She didn't know if she'd even survived liver surgeon, and she thought they even spread the cancer when they cut on her. This is ten years ago. So ten years ago we found the cancer, we buy uped to the cancer. It was truly liver cancer, and we staged up her whole body. There
was no spread of the cancer. We were able to treat her, and she chose our treatment over surgery at one of the biggest hospitals in New York because she just felt she couldn't make it through surgery. She didn't want to lose half of her livers. You know, if she'd survive the surgery, you know how her life would be. She liked the idea of just attacking the cancer non invasively with thousands of invisible beams. And this is what we
do for liver and other cancers. As you can imagine by now, we treat most cancers, whether skin cancers or brain cancers, are lung or pancreas or prostate This is the work we do every day with a huge experience, forty thousand people treated. So ten years ago we offered treatment to her, and now ten years later, what's happened to the cancer. Well, she just came for checkup this week. I saw her. That's what we're talking
about her today. The cancer's gone. There's a cancer marker alpha feta protein, which was very high, more than a thousand before. It's now down to zero. The scans show there's no active cancer. Ten years later, she had just a few treatments, treatments non and of how did our treatments work. We make a stereotactic frame of the patients. We're the only ones to do true radiosurgery. They loved to say, oh, I do the same as doctor Liederman, but then we look at the records and we don't
find anyone doing what doctor Liederman does. So they can say what they want, but the real treatment is here, thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in Manhattan. We've been in decades in New York treating thousands of patients. She came, she trusted us, We treated her, and now ten years later, her liver cancer's gone. Number one, Number two, she's never had chemotherapy. Number three, she's never had surgery, and she's
number four, never had a recurrence anywhere in her body. The cancer's gone, never came back, with no chemo, no surgery, no cutting, no bleeding, only with radio surgery here at Radiosurgery, New York. And she's one of the nicest patriotic people you can imagine. She worked in the US Army for decades. She's here, she has a oneiful daughter. She loved her treatment and she loves her follow up, and actually she loves her doctor. And I love her too because she's so fantastic and nice and kind
and caring. And this is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty for Broadway. Whether it's prostate cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer, lung cancer, breast or like her, liver cancer. This is a primary liver cancer. So there's two kinds of liver cancers in general. There's liver
cancers that start in the liver. That's a primary liver cancer, which we treat, and then there's also many cancers that travel to the liver, like long and breast often travel to the liver, or pancras cancers or colon cancers often travel to liver because the liver gets lots of blood and often that blood supply takes the cancer to the liver. So we treat both metastasis to the
liver, and we treat primary cancers of the liver. She was treated for a primary cancer started in a liver, didn't once surgery, Chemo barely works at all. It's really a marginal came with us, trusted us ten years ago. Is cancer free, doing great. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City. This is the work we do. And she
is happy. I'm happy, everyone's happy about her good success. I want to tell you one more thing, and that is that we are live on the radio, which means you can call us at one eight hundred three to one zero seven ten one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten and ask your questions. A lot of people say, hey, doctor leader, and want't you talk about X y Z. I want to talk about skin cancer, basal celler EXQUAIREMTS or brain tumors. Why don't you do that? This
is the work we do. So we're live on the radio. If you have questions, call us at one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten and we'll take your call and we're live. We're here in the radio wr now till four o'clock. Then'll be back from five to six today and then overnight tonight we'll be on from midnight to four thirty am. Lots of radio, lots of information, lots of new patients tonight and then Tomorrow Sunday and every Sunday from eleven am to noon from one to two pm and three to
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doctor Liederman. I want to tell you a little bit about myself. I was born in Wadolouo, was born and raised there, went to medical school MD, real MD, real doctor at twenty five like my brother Ted, doctor Ted Liederman, illustrious doctor, real doctor twenty five MD, and my son doctor Ariel Leader who works here with me, real doctor MD. There's three doctor Liderman's all mds at twenty five. Lucky patients get to see doctor
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Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor gil Leiderman at the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City for just a few steps from the radio Surgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman the leading cancer expert treat prostate cancer or not invasively. He was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body
radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liderman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back. We are back, and we have Tony on the line. Hello Tony, Yes, hi, Doc. My question is this, why does one on the molecular level, why does one cancer travel so much faster, so much slower than another cancer. You know, that's why we got the Gleason score.
Can you explain that? Well, yeah, that's why we have the Gleason score because men, for example, with prostate cancer, like many cancers, we're getting biopsies, they were told, hey, you have cancer, and they weren't being told it's a slow growing cancer or fast growing cancer. Cancers are programmed. They're kind of like programmed like an automobile, like why does a Ugo go ten miles an hour and a Lamborghini goes at two hundred
miles an hour. They're programmed and now certain can have certain characteristics. So there are some cancers that are more slowly growing, and there's other cancers that are more rapidly growing. There's also cancers that kind of are hidden. So, for example, skin cancers we see almost when they start. We see them and there's a little bump on the skin. It gets bigger and bigger,
bigger, and you can see it every day. A lot of cancers, like kidney cancer, lung cancer, and pancreas cancers can't be seen. They can't even be felt. That's why they often spread to distant sights before you even know about it, before you have pain, before you have bleeding, before you have suffering. They keep on growing without you knowing about it. And I have so many patients, for example, they're losing weight because of the cancer. Cancer needs energy to grow. Just like when you plant
a tree. If you plant a tree, you probably put fertilizer in the ground. Right. Have you planted a tree tony and you put some fertilizer on the ground, right, So you put fertilize on the ground to give it some energy to grow. Well, cancer takes the energy from the body. From the person's body, that's why people lose weight. And I have so many people say, oh, I'm going to diet. I'm not losing
weight from the cancer. I'm going to diet. But in fact, many people with cancer as it gets more aggressive, lose weight because the body is supplying the energy for the cancer. So yes, there's a molecular difference. Different cancers behave in different ways. Some cancers when they start are hidden from the patient themselves. The body is betraying itself. So there's lots of reasons why some cancers are fast and some are slow. That's why you talked at
the top of the hour about getting checked up. We have warning signs like colonoscopy for colon cancer and PSA for prostate cancer. There's a variety of tests to try to find cancers before they travel, because we don't really know when a cancer starts. You don't know, and I don't know. For example, we have a cancer in the colon, you know, that's why we get colonoscopy, or PSA or chest X rays or cats cancer. There's lots of things to detect. The detection is good, but it's not perfect.
Any other questions answered? My good? Can I ask one really quick question for you, Tony? You can have two questions? What's up? Well, thank you so much. How come the human heart never gets cancer? That's not true? Actually, so there are cancers of the human heart. There's cancers almost all the body, but there's cancers of sarcoma for cancer. Sarcoma is a cancer the muscle. So we see cancers of the heart, and I've treated cancers of the heart. There's also cancers to travel to the
heart, and there's also cancers to travel to the sack. There's a sack around the heart called the pericardium, and we see cancers to travel. Lung cancers and breast cancers are most famous, but there's cancers that travel to the heart, and there's cancers that start in the heart. Okay, great, you've answered my question. I thank you so much, thank you, thank you, God bless you. I hope you have good health and I hope you lived to be one hundred and twenty. Thank you so much. Dog,
God bless you. By now. And I want to talk about a woman who came to me. Well, she first came to me ten years ago. She had a bladder cancer. She had a bladder cancer. I saw her ten years ago and she decided she didn't want to stay with me. She wanted to go to a super duper hospital. And she went to a super duper hospital and they cut out her bladder. They cut out her bladder. We had offered treatment for the bladder to keep her bladder, and
removing the bladder is a devastating surgery. On urination is never the same for men. They lose all sexual function in addition to the bladder, in addition to the way they urinate. She was a woman. She lost her bladder. She went to a super duper hospital. I had offered treatment to save the bladder with an equal success with no cutting and no bleeding. And she believed the other guy's more ands had to say. She believed she had the
radical surgery. She's never urinated normally for ten years. And then she started coming back to me about a year and a half ago. She started coming back to me because not only did the surgery and her bladder destroy her quality of life, but the surgery on the bladder also didn't work, and the cancer traveled and came back in the palvis, and it came back in the lung, and it came back in the in the liver, and she just
did not want more of super Duper's chemotherapy and super Dupers treatment. Super Dupers destroyed her quality of life. They encouraged her to have surgery. They told her not to come to doctor Liederman. She believed them, and well, sad to say, the rest is history, but there's a silver lining here. She came with stage four cancer. She came with bladder cancer. She had surgery, removed her bladder super Duper General. It didn't work. The
cancer came back in the palvis, deliver, and the lung. Then they gave her chemotherapy and it didn't work either. Like we talked about a few minutes ago, it didn't work chemotherapy for most people with stage four cancer. Cancer's traveled doesn't work very well. Maybe it works for a few weeks or months, but even if it worked for a few weeks or months, the cancer all came back, and she came back. She came back to doctor Liederman where she was ten years earlier, where she walked out. Sad to
say, ten years ago she didn't trust me. Now she thinks I'm great, the greatest guy. Why because we were able to treat the cancer in the pelvis, the liver and the long stage for cancer. And she's cancer free. And now she's been cancer free for a year and a half only with radio surgery for stage for cancer. What a difference. She had surgery didn't work, she had chemo didn't work, she had immunotherapy didn't work.
Then came back to doctor Liederman and now she is in total remission. Her scans showed no cancer, she has no symptoms, she's fully intact from her treatment. She of course suffers from them removing the bladder. Sad to say, this is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway, and she loves our work. She understands the power of our work.
She understands the effectiveness of her work of not only cancer treatment for the bladder, but for actually cancer treatment for bladder cancer and others that have traveled. This is the work that we do every day. We do have a new DVD, a new video to send you if you want, or you can pick it up with about a dozen or maybe even twenty of our patients who've had experience here with cancer treatment and they want to explain what's happened to them.
So a lot of people like to know what's happened to other people from the patient's mouth, and so that DVD is available. You can get a copy of it. You can come in call us at two and two choices for that or come in. We're in the heart of New York City. There's about a half a million people in our neighborhood every day from Penn Station and Grand Central and Times Square and Macy's and Harold Square and Brian Park in
Manhattan or in the heart of New York City. The subways that come to us one, two, three, four, five, six, ACEE, N QR, B, DFM, seven, S and Q come to us within a couple of blocks, probably every fifteen minutes, so it's easy to get to us. All the trains go to Port of go to Penn Station like the Long Island Railroad, New Jersey Transit and all the trains that go to Grand Central now like Long Island Railroad and Metro North. So it's easy to get to us. We made our office easy to get to and we're
here and we accept most insurances. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty for Broadway, Broadway and thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City. And I want to talk about a patient who came to us with a skin cancers. The patient had a terrible skin cancer on the scalp. Actually he was a car dealer. He sold Cadillacs in New York City and a lot of sun exposure, had a huge mass on his scalp, which treated here recently, they're going to cut out his scalp for
his skin cancer. And then he heard about our special work and he's doing great with resolution of his cancer. And which we cancers around skin cancers baso cell and square miss cells around the eye and ear and nose and mouth without radicalery, and their success rate is a very high. Unique program here with unique doses that we've pioneered over decades with high success, treating skin cancers right
in the skin, with no cutting, no bleeding. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway, Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New York City. So I want to talk about a man who comes to me. Now, he's eighty two years old, he's born in New York. He's married, he has one child, Kim, with his wife. He was seen by urologist. He had a PSA of thirteen hundred and eighty two, thirteen hundred and eighty two as sugar
was elevated that I examined him. He had a large prostate and we staged him up and yes, we found his cancer. We biopsied him easily with a little pin needle in the prostate. His scans and we're treating him and he's now in remission from a cancer, prostate cancer that was very advanced thirteen hundred and eighty two, now down to zero, doing well. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. My name
is doctor Liederman. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. We see people who we are suspicious of having cancer, want to get checked out or newly diagnosed or recurrent cancer when standard radiation, chemo or surgery didn't work, isn't tolerated, isn't wanted. Lots of reasons to come to doctor Liederman. Thirt two eighty four Broadway, two and two choices, call us it two and two choices. It's always best to meet in person. Thanks for tuning
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