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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 Noah, and thank you Rob,
and thank you for tuning in today and every day. My name is
doctor Liederman. Here at WR to talk and answer questions, and that's what
we do. I want to respond to a few people who have asked me
questions, so we're going to start off in a little different way than usual.
Also want to say hello to Steven. It's his anniversary. It's been
about four years since he was diagnosed with prostate cancers. PSA was one hundred,
and if you knew what the usual prognosis was for someone with a PSA
of a hundred, and he knew how great he is doing with his psa
zero point, I don't know, zero four, unbelievable. Why do I
talk about Steven? Well, Number one, he's a great listener, he
keeps me straight and he just wrote an email to me and you can do
too. If you want to send me an email, you can do that
right now at gil at RSNY dot orgon you'll see if I respond to you.
I hope that I do quickly. Anyway, Steven had a prostate cancer.
He's listening now from Connecticut. He didn't know he had a cancer.
He went to his doctors. His PSA was three and four, and then
he went to six. And he did all the right stuff. He's a
big businessman. He worked for one of the biggest companies in America. I
traveled the world as a beautiful wife and a house in Connecticut and quite a
nice, beautiful life and a nice, wonderful man and wonderful wife. And
he did everything right. And he went to the doctor and he said,
hey, my PSA went from three to four to six. What should I
do? And the doctor said, oh, don't worry, don't worry,
you know, don't worry. So of course he was reassured. He was
falsely reassured, and next thing you know, he got another PSA and his
PSA was sixty sixty. It went from four to six to sixty tenfold.
Remember normal PSA. PSA is a blood test that every man and their loved
one should know about normal PSA is four. It was already six, was
one hundred and fifty percent elevated, and his doctor told him not to worry
about it. Well, when it hit sixty shortly thereafter, he started panicking.
He was calling his doctors, and his doctors in the neighboring state didn't
return the call for weeks weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks. And hey,
then he remembered that he always listened to doctor Liederman's radio show, and
he decided to call doctor Liederman. And well, he called, and we
fit him right in, and he came to see me, and I saw
him, and I wanted to double check. I usually will double check things.
If things seem strange, I will double check them to see if the
lab made an error or it's really true. And we did that immediately.
In fact, his PSA was now ninety just a few days later, went
from four to six to sixty to ninety. And as he tells you,
and you can watch the video, he's on a video about prostate cancer.
About a dozen other great men are on that video, and you can request
that video, and you can watch that video, and you should if you're
interested in prostate cancer or what to do. These are a dozen great men
with a dozen incredible stories. And he came more than four years ago with
a PSA that went from four to six to sixty to ninety, and we
immediately took action. We staged him up, We got a biopsy. Biopsy
showed a high risk cancer. We staged him up. His cancer had traveled
to not only from the prostate to the pelvic nodes, but also to the
periodic notes which were in the abdomen. So it was traveling stage four cancer.
And I would just want to talk about what does it mean. Well,
the typical man who has a PSA of one hundred, and his psa
would have been a hundred, but he didn't want to repeat it. He
was so fearful of repeating it that he just stopped. When it was at
ninety. That was not the last day before treatment. And he came and
we put together a program for him. Now I think it's about four and
a half years since that time. We put together a program which I think
gave him the best chance to get him into remission and hopefully a long healthy
life. And we put him in a pro and he accepted that, and
he came from Connecticut. Some people we're on thirty eighth and Broadway. I'm
on forty second Street. It's too far away. He came every day.
He came faithfully every day, on time, reliably. He came for every
appointment, and we put together in a program. And now his PSA four
and a half years later is I believe it's zero point zero four and he's
doing great. And the reason I talk about him is that he just emailed
me a couple of minutes ago that he was listening to a show earlier show,
and I told him, well, hey, you might want to listen
to this show, maybe we'll talk about you. So I want to call
him out, wonderful man. He's probably listening now and his beautiful wife in
Connecticut, and this is the work that we do every day, and I
want to talk about that and kind of merge into another conversation. A woman
whose husband came to us a bit ago and he had a pancreas cancer,
and the pancreas cancer was an advanced cancer, was wrapped around the blood vessels
and the dua them and he was on chemotherapy at a super pooper scooper pooper
duper hooper duper whooper place and they were getting chemo, and they came to
us for a second opinion. And I should say to you, there was
recently a study that showed that sixty actually eighty percent of people eighty percent of
people who are getting chemotherapy falsely believe that chemo therapy is going to cure them.
They're falsely believed that chemotherapy is going to cure them when in fact,
most chemo therapy in America not all. Some people come and say, oh,
doctor Leab, you don't believe in chemo. No, I do believe
in chemo when it's properly given. I do believe in chimo was properly given.
But I don't believe when you give chemo and there's zero chance of being
cured, a lot of toxicity and lots of expense. Remember, cancer treatment
is the number one cause of bankruptcy of all patients of all diseases. Cancer
care is very very very very expensive, especially in the super duper big hospitals.
And ARPS said, if you want the most economical good care, you
should go to an independent radiology center like Radio Start in New York, where
the costs are the lowest and the benefits I think are often very very,
very very substantial. Like Steven who's four and a half years out from his
PSA one hundred prostate cancer. Now is PSA is in the zero range.
So this couple came about a year and a half ago and he had a
cancer of the pancreas and he was getting chemotherapy and the cancer was wrapped around
the pancreas, and we told the patient and his wife, hey, look,
chemotherapy, it's great for you if you want it. It's greater even
for the hospital. It's greater for the doctor, it's greater for the drug
company that charges about one hundred or two hundred thoughts dollars a year. But
please understand that chemotherapy for pancreas cancer, and for most cancers, whether it's
lung or colorecto or prostate or bladder, chemotherapy alone, especially for advanced cancer,
doesn't cure anybody. So why do people take it. Well, maybe
it's because people falsely believe that it's going to cure them, and maybe the
doctors are tiptoeing around the fact that the patient has an advanced cancer and that
chemotherapy can't cure them. And maybe the doctors don't have a spine and a
strong enough constitution to tell the patient, hey, there might be better treatment
for you, maybe with doctor Liederman, than getting this chemotherapy which has about
zero chance of curing you, mister Jones or whatever. It's doomed to fail.
So the husband and wife came to us, and I reviewed the records
and we saw that they had this advanced pancreas cancer, but it hadn't traveled.
Oh and at that super duper Pooper Scooper Place got this patient of pet
scan, which is the most sophisticated test to see if the cancer has traveled.
And we like to do the most sophisticated test. You can say,
hey, why doesn't super duper general want to do his best test. Well,
sometimes doctors don't want to know where the cancer is. Sometimes they just
want to keep on doing what they're doing, which is surgery or chemo,
whatever they're doing. They don't really want to know where the cancer is,
because if they know where the cancer is, maybe they would scare off the
patient and maybe they'd come more quickly to doctor Liederman. So the husband and
wife came for this advanced pancreas cancer and met with him, and we basically
said, hey, pretty much everything that is being done is going to lead
you down a path of doom and gloom and death, and for everybody,
that's really hard to digest. But we believe that people want to hear the
truth. They don't want to be led something falsely down the primrose path,
get chemotherapy, therapy, and then one day come and say, hey,
it's time to go on hospice. You're near the end. And then the
patient says, but you told me keema was so fantastic. Well, why
don't you listen to doctor Liederman. Why don't you to think about another voice,
or come, come for a second opinion and learn about what the options
are. And if you're one of those people were spending one hundred or two
hundred thousand dollars a year and people say, oh, I'm not spending the
money, My insurance is spending the money. Well, in fact, everybody's
spending the money. That's why your insurance premium is so high, and your
neighbor's insurance premium so high, and your children's insurance is so high, and
your parents' insurance so is high because you're all paying one hundred and to hundred
thousand dollars for treatment that doesn't work. There'd be one thing to say,
Hey, I'll pay whatever amount if it's going to cure me. But do
you really want to pay one hundred or two hundred thousand dollars a year and
have treatment that has a lot of side effects neuropathy and blood counts and other
things which we can talk about. That's not going to cure you, and
you'll be left forever with that neuropathy and all those side effects and wiping out
the bone marrow. Do you really want that? And so this one was
so upset and she thought about it, and they decided to go just to
Super Duper General. They said, oh, it's so beautiful there. They
have mahogany walls and brass fixtures and gold toilets. And they went there and
they died. The patient died, and now they're thinking about it. They're
so angry, and they wrote a letter. You know, you know,
why didn't you tell us? So I told them exactly that, And you
decided to go on your chemo merry chemo path, which is not a very
merry path at all. It's toxic. Never ends. Somebody say, oh,
they got a new chemo coming next week. Well, if the new
chemo next week, what happened? Why didn't they give it to you last
month, or last year or last time. Why is it always something better
than the one you gave me? Why is that? Why? Why don't
I get the best ones first? Well, in fact, doctors give in
general, the best chemo therapy first, and when it doesn't work, then
they give another one, another one, another one. Meanwhile, the cancer
is busy mutating, The cancer's getting more and more resistant. As you get
more and more chemo, the cancer is getting more and more resistant and more
and more aggressive. And there's something called cross resistance, meaning if you become
resistant to one chemo, then you're more likely to get resistant to another chemo.
And somebody say, oh, when you first gave me my chemotherapy,
it worked for a while. Your chemotherapy often works for a while at the
beginning. And people remember that as I go into a grocery store and buying
a gallon of milk for twenty five cents and say, wow, this is
a great grocery store. Then you buy a pound of Hamburger for twenty dollars
and you see it's not so great. So it's a lost leader. Chemotherapy
working at the beginning, it's a lost leader. And you think, oh,
maybe it worked before, it will work again the same way. No,
because you've lost your chance. The cancer's mutated. It's a different cancer.
It's a more aggressive cancer that chemotherapy has actually made. And we have
so many people like that man who instead of taking more and more useless chemo,
which is what he did, he took more and more useless scheme when
he died. When patients come here, a logical person, thoughtful person who
comes here, and I can give you so many ex samples. There's postures
on the wall. Actually, you have an Olympic athlete, a biker runner
who had chemo at the same super pooper place and the cancer kept on growing.
And they came to us five years ago with cancer wrapped around the duadenum.
Cancer go into celiax plexus, and we treated that cancer in the pancreas.
Until this day, that cancer we treated is still in remission. When
chemotherapy couldn't keep it controlled for a few months, five years later, that
cancer where we treated is still in remission. And that's the work that we
do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. And why are we talking about
this? Well, we're talking about it so that you can learn and you
can get better medical care. Whether you come here doctor Liederman thirty eighty four
Broadway or someone else, we have thinks there's lots of reasons to come here.
From the doctor who first brought brain radio surgery New York, with the
most experience in New York for brain tumors, cancer tumors or benign tumors,
first brought body radio surgery to America. When all the other doctor said the
blooh, what is that? Doctor Liderman and his patients, my patients understood
if you could hit the cancer more intensely and fewer treatments, the treatments more
successful. And who wants to be treated to the healthy tissue? No one
wants to be treated to a healthy tissue. Why we do you want to
be treated to the healthy tissue? We could avoid it. People come here
because they want to be treated to the cancer and get rid of the cancer.
They don't want to harm healthy tissues. The work is so different and
really revolutionary, whether it's our brain radio surgery first in New York, revolutionary
cancer care, and they're first in America with body radio surgery. Actually were
first in the Western hemisphere, having treated forty thousand patients. And every day
people say, oh, doctor Liederman, have you treated this or we treated
that. I've treated forty thousand patients over decades. We have probably the largest
experience around, probably more than anyone else. Forty thousand patients over decades with
high success where we attack the cancer non invasively with no cutting and no bleeding
and outpatient therapy. And this is the work we do, whether it's for
brain tumors or cancers of the head and neck area, or the breast,
or the lung, or the esophagus, or the liver, or the pancreas
or the spleen or the gastro intestinal track, colo recto aino cancers, recto
cancers, bladder cancers, prostate cancers, even sarcomas, and skin cancers.
There's three million skin cancers a year in America. So there's lots of reasons
why if you hear the word cancer, you may want to think about doctor
Liederman and devote an hour of your life to coming here. We accept most
insurances, Medicare and Medicaid, where at thirty eighty four Broadway. It's easy
to find us. You can call us day or night two and two choices
two and two, two four six forty two thirty seven. We have lots
of information to share with you. We can send information out. You can
check our website which is at rs NY dotorg. A website is RSNY dot
orgee. Many many people come to our office every day just to pick up
literature to give to their loved ones, whether it's their spouse or their children,
or their parents, or their neighbor or the person down the street who
you know is suffering, or for your ear, someone walking in a restaurant
or grocery store to talk about cancer. You may want to pat them on
the shoulder and say hey, you might want to speak to doctor Leederman.
You may get a second opinion and learn about treatment that's probably being hidden from
you. And yes, it seems like many many facilities and medical providers are
hiding options. They're rather than telling a person all the options, which we
do. You'll see artwork on the wall and artwork and our booklets and talk
for me about all the options. We talk to every patient about all the
options. It seems like so many doctors are selling things. There's selling chemo
or selling surgery or selling standard radiation when we're here educating, which is such
a huge, huge difference. So this lady who believed her doctors at super
duper General and believed chemo therapy and falsely believed chemo had a chance to cure
her husband, and now is angry because she falsely believed the wrong information.
She came and her husband came, but they didn't listen. They went back,
took the chemo, husband died, and now she's angry because she didn't
listen to our advice. So it's super sad, and we want to be
on the radio every day and meet with you in person. The only way
really to learn is to meet in person. There's not zooms and emails and
telephone conferences. They just don't cut it. You just don't get the same
information. That's great for the doctor because you get paid like you're doing work,
But the real issue is how do you best treat a patient? And
doctors and patients have known for hundreds of years, really thousands of years,
to get the best care is to meet in person. My name is doctor
Liederman, Triple Board sort of fight cancer doctor. You're the only Harvard trained
Triple Board certified radiation oncology in New York, one of the few in the
world. Here for you accepting most insurances, Medicare Medicaid, located at thirteen
eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City,
next to Times Square, next to Macy's. There's so many ways to
get to us. Subway lines one, two, three, four, five,
six, ACE and QRBDFM, seven S and q IS fifteen different subway
lines that come within blocks of our office. And all the buses and all
the trains, whether it's Penn Station or Grand Central or the Port Authority where
there's thousands of buses every day come into New York City. We made our
office to be centrally located for you accept most insurances Medicaid, to be accessible
to you or on the radio every day to provide information for you. My
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Welcome back to the radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor
Gil Liiderman at the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City. Were
just a few steps from the radiosurgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway
in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate
cancer 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
radiosurgery. You can also call doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a
free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back. We
are back, and the same lady who was complaining that her husband died of
chemotherapy for pancreas cancer that came. We talked about all the options. They
were told the chance of being cured with chemotherapy for the usual pancreas cancer is
zero. And again, eighty percent of people in America who are getting chemo
falsely believe that they're getting chemotherapy for cure, when chemotherapy is not for cure
for most diseases. For most diseases, chemotherapy is not doesn't cure. And
yes, we know you're spending one hundred two hundred thousand dollars or society spending
or I'm spending, or someone spending your neighbor's spending, but doesn't mean you're
going to get cured. If you go to a super duper place with the
mahogany doors and gold and the toilets and brass on the doorknobs, it doesn't
improve your chance of being cancer free, not at all. And yes,
this lady came and we told her we want to get a pet scan.
They never got good imaging of the patient. They just started giving chemo,
chemo, chemo and chemo. Well, if you want chemo, you just
pour the chemo in, because it's going like putting your body in a bathtub
of poison more or less, because chemo goes most everywhere in your body.
It's not going just to the cancer. You say, well, the cancer's
in the pancrea as well. The chemo's going to the brain and the eye,
and the skin and the bone marrow, and the lungs and your colo
recto and the nerves and your hands and your feet and everywhere else. And
chemotherapy doesn't give a chance really to be cure for pancreas cancer. For most
diseases, and of course every disease is different, but most chemotherapy is not
designed to cure unless you have like testicular cancer like Lance Armstrong, and only
a few people have testicular cancer, like a Lance Armstrong who was indeed cured
of his cancer. You also had had surgery in the brain. He had
stage four cancer traveled to the brain. That was twenty five years ago.
So yeah, there is a role for certain people. But this lady was
not Lance Armstrong, and there was not testicular cancer cancer the testicle. The
patients had pancreas cancer. I don't know carcinoma, which is a typical kind
of cancer you see in breast and gastroine, testino and pancreas and so many
organs. Chemotherapy is not designed for most cancers to cure it. It's just
to maybe extend life or maybe make you think you're doing something useful. And
she said, well, I never talk about death. Well I'm talking about
death now because her husband said to say, didn't take our advice, didn't
get the PET scan, kept on with chemo that was useless, it was
toxic, it didn't stop the cancer, and he died terribly on chemotherapy,
not taking advice, not knowing where the cancer was. It's sad, sad
story. And she said, well, why don't you ever talk about deaths
from cancer? Well, I'm talking about her husband who died on chemotherapy,
and I thought I'd take a minute to talk about deaths. Why don't I
talk more about deaths? Well, deaths are so easy to talk about cancer
because that used to be the routine United States. There's so many cancer deaths,
lung cancer. One hundred and twenty seven thousand Americans every year die of
lung cancer. Colorectal cancer. Fifty two thousand Americans die of colorectal cancer every
year. Breast cancer forty three thousand Americans, mainly women. Ninety nine percent
of women die of breast cancer every year. And the latest year where there's
data, twenty twenty two, six hundred and nine thousand Americans died from cancer
in America. So every year, six hundred and nine thousand Americans die from
cancer. She wants to know about talking about death. Well, yeah,
so we talk about good results. Yes, it's exemplar in our work as
exemplar. And I could talk about the woman who had the same kind of
cancer that her husband had, who was still cancer free, where we treated
her wrapped around the duaden and wrapped around the celiac nodes chemo didn't work.
Was that the most prestigious place you could think of? And I should tell
you all the hospitals think they're the most prestigious in case you think you know
what I'm talking about. And well, the patient that came to us when
chemo failed is cancer free. Where we treated the cancer. This woman's husband
stayed on the chemo, went back to Super Duper General and died of the
cancer. So overall in America, there's about two million million Americans who annually
have cancer. And in America United States of America, six hundred and eleven
thousand die each year of cancer, and forty percent of all Americans will be
diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. And fifteen thousand children are diagnosed with cancer
every year, and sixteen hundred of those children die of cancer. And Americans
spend two hundred and eight billion dollars on cancer every year. And you think
about that, there's three hundred and fifty million Americans, and that's something like
every one of us spends seven hundred dollars a year. Every American spends seven
hundred dollars a year for cancer treatment, whether we have it or not.
That's your insurance, that's your taxes, whether it's Medicare or Medicaid. Everyone's
paying that. Everybody's paying that. So if you like paying more money for
insurance and taxes, just keep on pouring money into treatment that doesn't work,
like chemotherapy for many cancers, including pancreas cancer. So she said, and
I don't talk about death. Well here again, I'm going to review it
just once more. Six hundred and nine thousand Americans die from cancer every year.
One hundred and twenty seven thousand die of lung cancer, fifty two thousand
die of colorectal cancer, forty three thousand die of breast cancer. So many
die every year. There's two million Americans diagnosed a year, and forty percent
of all of us will be diagnosed with cancer in our lifetime, including fifteen
thousand children every year. And we spend two hundred and eight billion dollars and
the cost is going up up, So there's lots of reasons to think about
other options, lots of reasons to come to Radio Search New York, lots
of reasons to get an opinion. Basically, three groups of people come and
visit us. Some people will come when they don't have cancer. They just
want to get checked out. And those people are really smart, whether it's
getting mammograms and colonoscopies and PSAs and skin checks and other checks to make sure
that everything is a okay. And those people are smart. And often those
people will see once or twice a year, and you'll be shocked to know
how many people actually have cancer on a regular basis. You'll be shocked when
we diagnosed with whatever cancer, and we stage up the body. So many
times I see women with breast cancer and the doctor never remembers that the breast
is attached to the woman's body. And so often we even find a second
cancer, a kidney cancer, a colon cancer, not even looking for just
checking out the woman's body or the man's body to make sure the cancer hasn't
traveled. So there's lots of reasons people come to us again to get checked
out when you don't have cancer. Number two, when you're first diagnosed with
cancer, to learn about all the options. Like this man who had pancreas
cancer sadness, he went to Super Duper General and got chemo until he died.
Never learned about the options until it came to our office, and by
then they were just brainwashed into thinking about chemotherapy. And then the third group
are people who have cancer and the treatment's not working. Actually, like that
man's pancreast cancer treatment wasn't working and they didn't want to give it up.
You can say, why would you stay with the treatment that's not working.
It does not make any sense to you, doesn't make sense to me,
it's costly, toxic, it's already not working. If the treatment's not working,
why taking it more? And I see so many people they've have cancer
and the cancer treatment's not working, and then they go back and take the
same treatment that's not working. Just does not make any sense to me,
doesn't make any medical sense, doesn't make any logical sense. Yes, it's
great for the doctor that's sending a big bill. It's great for the drug
company, it's great for the hospital. It's great for everybody except for one
person and their loved one, and that is the My name is doctor Liederman,
cancer doctor, the only Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation cancer doctor in
New York, one of the few in the world. Here for you accepting
most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, you can come by and get information at
our office, or if you have a cancer or one to get checked out,
call us at two and two. Choices, two and two choices.
Two and two choices means well, two and two means New York City,
and choices means you have choices, just like this woman and her husband with
pancreas cancer. They had choices, and sad to say, they made the
wrong choice. They made the wrong decision. Where at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
It's always best to meet in person if you have a medical issue.
If you want us to get our information, you can call us, or
even better yet, you can come in. We'll get a package for you
for yourself and for your loved ones. And you can also check our website
which is r SNY dot org. Again RSNY dot org. My name is
doctor Liederman. We'll be right back. When doctor Leederman came to New York
from Harvard, ninety seven percent of women in New York were losing their breasts
as breast cancer treatment, but ninety percent of doctor Leederman's patients with breast cancer
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choices two and two choices called doctor Liederman. Welcome back to the Radio Surgery
Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Liederman 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 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 Liederman at two and two Choices for a free informative booklet and DVD.
Hey doctor Liederman, we're back. We are back. Oh, so
I want to talk about one more patient. He said, why do you
do maladies on your show? Why do you do melodies? And I said,
well, you know, the problem is that so many people are in
bed with their chemotherapy or their surgery or their other method of treatment. We
need to wake them up, and we have melodies. This man, Calvin
West, is an incredible man. He had prostate cancer, had an advanced
aggressive cancer. He's a meticulous singer and a beautiful musician. And he was
treated in his PSA is zero and he's in remission. He's doing great,
and his quality of life is great, and his sex life is great,
and his urinary life is great, and he's just a beautiful person. And
he offered to make a melody about his treatment. And that song was written
by the patient who volunteered. Who's singing about his cancer and his treatment and
how bang he came and had radiosurgery and his prostate cancer is gone. He's
in remission, doing great. He's singing, he's traveling around the world,
Asia and Europe, the United States. He's incredible and I actually if you
want to see him actually perform that song, you can ask or come in
and get our prostate DVD and you'll have the entire song on DVD, which
is really, in my view, beautiful. I love that song. Ian
was talking about. Who's seventy two years old, born in New Jersey.
He single, without children. He has high blood pressure. And he came
to me many years ago, excuse me. He had previously had surgery on
his arm for squamous cancer on his left arm. He had cancer surgery for
skin cancer, and then it didn't work Number one, number two, it
got infected, and then the cancer came back. Wow. So he had
almost every possible complication had for surgery, most surgery for his arm. He
had a squamous carcinoma. The surgery didn't work, the skin got infected.
He was on antibiotics for a long period of time persistently. And then he
came to me and he had these skin cancers, and well, we wanted
to offer all the options which we did. And again there's about the numbers.
There's about three million skin cancers a year in America, and I would
tell you I think about two point ninety nine nine million. It seems like
to me are having doctors recommending surgery. Well, remember a dermatologist as a
surgeon who operates on the skin dermis a Latin word for skin dermatologist. And
well, this man had it up to his eyebrows with surgery for skin cancer
and a squamous carcenoma. We treat skin cancers anywhere in the body pretty much,
non invasively, without cutting, without bleeding, with very high success ninety
five percent success outpatient visit. You walk in, get treated, and go
to work, or go to home, or go across the street to Macy's.
This is what you can do, which is so different than radical surgery
or most surgery. So he came to us when surgery didn't work. Surgery
left him infected, surgery left them dismayed and disfigured. And we treated that
skin cancer and he's done great. And while he was getting treated, I
said, by the way, have you checked your PSA? And well,
no, he hadn't checked his PSA. He was seeing all these doctors and
no one checked his PSA, which is fairly common and we'll talk about it
in a little bit. So no one had checked his PSA, and we
checked his PSA. It was high, and we arranged a box and he
had cancer, and we talked about all the options which we do for every
patient, and he saw it. With Gleason seven cancer, we have a
ninety percent success with Gleason seven cancer with surgery most surgery or radical surgery,
robotic surgery that is, or open surgery or standard radiation success is about sixty
percent. So he trusted us because of the skin cancer. He trusted us
because we've got the PSA when all his other doctors did not do that.
And now he's intermission from two cancers, the skin cancer, the squamous carcinoma.
We treat squamous cell and basal cell most anywhere in the body non invasively
without the deforming surgery, and we treat his prostate Cancer's prostate cancer was diagnosed
because of the skin cancer, because he had most that didn't work and have
to have be infected. So there were a lot of chain of events.
One with sun exposure, two was skin cancer. Three was a dermatologist four
was surgery is unsuccessful, surgery lectrimen infected, he was dismayed, came here.
We treated the skin cancer, successfully, offered him a physical, which
we do for every patient, and then did a blood test found prostate cancer
and now two areas cancer free. This is the work that we do every
day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway thirty eighth three. I just want to
take a money to introduce myself because so many people are giving advice and you
usually don't know who the heck they are. Sometimes I have so many patients
say doctor X saw me, and then I go call doctor X. Doctor
X wasn't even a doctor. It was some staff member in the office who
identified himself as a doctor, or the patient thought he was a doctor,
or her was a doctor when he wasn't even a doctor. So I want
to introduce myself so at least to know who I am. I can't vouch
for anybody else other than my son and my brother I'll talk about in a
minute. So I was born in Waterloo, Iowa. My name is doctor
Gil Liederman. I went to public school there, University MD, real medical
doctor at age twenty five, MD, like my brother, Ted real medical
doctor, MD, and my son Aril Leaderman, who's an illustrious cancer doctor,
radiation doctor, board certified, also MD at twenty five. Aril Leaderman
works here at thirteen y four Broadway, and patients are lucky to get him.
They are lucky to have him. He's meticulous and kind and thoughtful and
compulsive and takes care of his patients in the best possible way and forms patients
in the best possible way. And this is the work that we do every
day. He's MD at twenty five, like the three of us as three
doctor Liderman's all mds at twenty five. Arial Leaderman is MD at twenty five,
graduate from University of Southern California, went to the most illustrious places and
now is here seeing cancer patients with years of experience. This is the work
we do. I went on at age twenty five to University of Chicago Michael
Reist, traded internal medicine three years, treated thousands of patients with medical conditions,
then went onto Harvard Medical School the prestigious Dana Farber cancers too. Was
there training three years and stayed on the staff for years. Board certified treating
cancer patients, and then at Harvard Medical School at the prestigious Joint Center for
Radiation Therapy, trained for three years, tread thousands of patients. The only
Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation doctor New York, one of the few in
the world. Here for you. So that's me, and you can easily
make an appointment you have a cancer question or cancer issue. It's always best
to meet in person. Thirteen eighty four Broadway accepting most insurances, Medicare,
Medicaid, call us at two and two choices two and two, two four
six forty, two thirty seven. And also one more thing, a surprise
thing I'm gonna tell you, and that is we're live on the radio from
now till two o'clock, and you can call us at one eight hundred three
two one zero seven ten, one eight hundred three two one zero seven and
ten call us if you have a cancer question. Noah will put the call
right through one eight hundred and three two one zero seven ten about cancer questions
from now till two and then we'll be back from three to four on WR
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like to work with doctor Liederman around the world. I have patients in China
listening on their laptops or on their phones listening whatever it is twelve thirteen time
zones away listening, and many people coming here from around the world. You
too can listen. You don't need a radio to listen to the radio.
My name is doctor Liederman. We're on every night at midnight at WR,
and then Saturdays we're on from one to two pm, three to four pm,
five to six pm. Every Saturday and Saturday night from midnight on to
about five am on WR, and then Sundays we're on from eleven am to
noon, one to two right now, in three to four like in an
hour. This is the work we do to inform. We're here not selling
anything. We're not asking for your money, only your attention. This is
the work we do if you want, if you want to learn about cancer
and cancer options. You've heard that forty percent of Americans will develop cancer in
their lifetime, and you may want to be prepared. As my father loved
to say, chance favors the prepared mind. Chance favors the prepared mind.
My I'm doctor Liederman two and two choices. We'll be right back. Numbers
mean much to me because of prostate cancer. I'm Johnny Bragg's. The number
two for my stepfather who died of prostate cancer and my uncle who suffered so
much after prostate cancer surgery. The number fifteen fifteen years since doctor Leederman's successful
treatment of my prostate cancer. The number zero, which is my PSA zero
after doctor Leederman's successful prostate cancer treatment. What every man wants one, two,
three, four important for every man with prostate cancer. One getting the
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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 treats prostate
cancer 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 Liederman at two and two choices for
a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey doctor Liederman, we're back. We're
back. When I talk about a sixty three year old man, he's from
Puerto Rico. He came to me years ago, almost ten years ago.
He came. He's married, he has two children, and had a big
mass in the tonso he had a head in that cancer. He went to
an urgent care center, had a sore throat, he had a mass in
the neck, He had ring in the ears, he had pain in the
ear. He went to E and T and T doctor apparently didn't even look
in his throat and well, he gave him antibody. Subsequently, went to
another doctor and he went to one of the big hospitals. He was found
to have a cancer and doctors wanted to do surgery. Don't to do a
surgery on his tonsils, remove part of his throat, remove part of his
neck, and he just did not want to have any radical surgery. He
had a very advanced cancer. Multiple infanodes were involved. We got a pet
scan. He had a three centimeter mass and left tonso was ex of it
was standing down, extending into the tongue. He had a three centimeter mass
and the biggest lymphanode and other lymphodes in his neck, and he just did
not want to go through radical surgery at this super duper place. He came
here, he is treated here nearly ten years ago and he is now cancer
free. All those years cancer free. This is the work that we do
every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. We'll talk about a man, big
businessman's sixty four years old, married with five children. Came with his wife
as a family history of melanoma skin cancer. His orgin is Irish and German.
He had multiple skin cancers in his lifetime. He had many of the
cancers by the eye where the left eye meets the nose. He had mos
surgery, super duper radical surgery twice by a super duper pooper surgeon in Manhattan.
It didn't work. He did it once, it didn't work. He
did it twice. It didn't work. And then when it came back the
third time, the doctor just gave up sent them to different hospitals. One
hospital refused even to take them on as a case. Another hospital's going to
give them chemotherapy. Well, we know that chemotherapy the super duper hospital doesn't
cure anybody with skin cancer, So why would they offer that. We talked
about it earlier on why you offered chemotherapy that has basically no chance of working.
No one offered him any other options. He had oozing from the area.
The cancer was growing up and down the left side of the eye,
the right eye, excuse me, the left eyelet on the upper and the
lower part. It was a very extensive cancer. We had ophthalmologists involved.
This is a cancer involving the islet on the left upper left lower the tier
duck on the left nose, a very extensive cancer. Surgeons just refused at
the biggest possible hospitals in New York and the neighboring states refused to take them
on. If they took them, we're going to give them chemo, which
is useless. We offered treatment innovative radio surgery for this cancer. Remember it
was in the eye, eye lid knows it had come back after two big
surgeries. The surgeon ran out of town. The surgeon refused even to talk
to this man. We treated him years ago and now he is cancer free
after our treatment when surgery failed twice, and other doctors of the biggest hospitals
around town didn't even want to take them on, didn't even want to invite
him in because they had nothing to offer, couldn't think of anything to offer
until he came to thirteen eighty four Broadway. Put a unique program together for
him to be able to treat the eye, the eye lids, the nose,
the tear duc all simultaneously. And now years later, he is happy,
in cancer free and doing great. And 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. I wan to talk about a woman who came
to us years ago. She's sixty seven years old. She was born in
New York City. She's widled. She has one daughter. She came with
her cousin. She had a lump in the breast. She found that out.
She went to different some of the biggest hospitals in New York and neighboring
burls. They wanted to do radical surgery on her, and she just did
not want to do radical surgery. We staged her up, like I've talked
earlier in the show about staging up to see if the cancer has traveled.
Seems like so many breast surgeons wanted to talk about the breast like it's not
connected to the woman. Well, why do we fear cancer? We fear
cancer because cancer can travel and spread and cause death. So she came here.
She had been seen at the biggest hospital's, multiple biggest hospitals. She
was sixty seven, she had a daughter, and she came here. I
looked at her in the breast, the right breast of the nine o'clock position,
there was a two centimeter mass. We staged her up. We staged
her up and found a cancer. And she's a smoker. I didn't tell
you she's a smoker. So she was diagnosed with two cancers simultaneously, a
lung and a breast, and she didn't want surgery on the breast. She
didn't want surgery on the lung. She wanted our treatment years ago, and
she was treated. This a woman who did not want it to be surprised.
How many women just do not want to have deforming surgery on the breast,
how many women just do not want to have chemotherapy. She was treated
with radiation only for the breast, for the lung, no cutting, no
bleeding, no hospitals, no pain, and now both sites are cancer free.
She's doing great in the breast, she's doing great in the lung,
and no others spread anywhere else, with no surgery and no chemo. 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. And we to
talk about a man who came to me wow, ten years ago. His
PSA was thirty three Gleason seven born in New York City. He was a
sixty nine year old man, then widowed without children. He was diagnosed with
prostate cancer. He came with a PSA thirty three. Remember normal PSA is
four, and he had gleas in seven more advanced cancer at a bone sky
was negative. We staged him up. He had no abdominal pain. He
did not wake up at night to urinate. He weighed one hundred and forty
five pounds and we treated him for a very risky cancer PSA thirty three gleas
and seven nearly ten years ago and an exam had a large prostate. We
talked about all the options. We talked about chemo and hormones and surgery and
various forms of radiation, and our unique form our radiation is different for prostate
cancer. We're the only ones who have a stereotactic frame, the only ones
who trace out and treat the prostate in a particular area. To be more
accurate, you want to have doctor Liederman place radiation seeds and our results,
as you know, are better. And this is the work we do.
Ten years later for this high risk cancer. He is cancer free is PSA
zero, with no hormones, no chemo, no cutting, no bleeding.
His sex life works, his urinary life works, and he's happy. And
this is the work that we do every day at thirty eighty four Broadway.
From prostate cancer, breast cancer, whatever it is. If it's cancer,
you may want to call us at two and two choices or we accept most
insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, thirteen eighty four Broadway. My name is doctor
Liederman. Thank you and God bless you. See you soon. Thanks for
tuning in to the Radio Surgery Hour with Doctor Giliederman and myself. If you
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just contact doctor Liederman at two one two choices. That's two one two two
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