The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show

The Truth About Natural Medicine & Medical Censorship with Robert Scott Bell

The Beljanski Foundation Season 1 Episode 27

Are you ready to break free from the limitations of conventional medicine? In this eye-opening episode of The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show, hosts Sylvie Beljanski & Victor Dwyer sit down with the one and only Robert Scott Bell—a trailblazer in homeopathy and natural health for nearly three decades.

You’ll discover:
✅ Why mainstream medicine ignores powerful natural remedies (and how you can take control of your health)
✅ The shocking truth about copper and silver—and their incredible role in fighting chronic illness
✅ How Robert’s personal journey led him to challenge the system and become a voice for true healing
✅ What’s really happening with homeopathy and integrative medicine—and what you need to know NOW

If you’re serious about reclaiming your health and finding real, natural solutions, this episode is a must-watch. Don’t let another day go by without knowing what’s possible!

🔔 Hit play now and discover what Big Medicine doesn’t want you to know!


⏳ Episode Breakdown:
📌 00:00 – Welcome to The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show
📌 00:20 – Meet Robert Scott Bell: From Traditional Medicine to Natural Health Pioneer
📌 01:28 – How Podcasting Became a Platform for Truth
📌 03:22 – The Hidden Battles in Integrative Medicine
📌 04:19 – Robert’s Personal Health Wake-Up Call & the Power of Homeopathy
📌 18:34 – The Science-Backed Benefits of Copper & Silver
📌 27:33 – How to Take Back Control of Your Health—Starting Today
📌 31:10 – Final Thoughts & A Call to Action for Natural Healing

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The Truth About Natural Medicine & Medical Censorship

Introduction to The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show

Robert Scott Bell: We have a long sorted history of stops and starts. Are they going to be able to deny the reality of natural medicine?

Victor Dwyer: Hey, everyone! Welcome to today's episode of The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show. 

Meet Robert Scott Bell: A Leader in Holistic Health

Victor Dwyer: Our guest today, Robert Scott Bell is a leader in holistic health and homeopathy with nearly 30 years of experience helping people transform their health naturally. He's the host of the popular “The Robert Scott Bell Show,” where he dives into alternative health solutions and the author of "Unlock the Power to Heal."

Now, let's dive into today's conversation and explore how you can take control of your health with the power of natural healing.

Sylvie Beljanski: Dr. Robert Scott Bell, I'm delighted and honored to have you on The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show. I'm going to call you Robert. Is that okay with you? 

Robert Scott Bell: Please do, yes. No formalities required. 

Sylvie Beljanski: Thank you. You are the well-known host of a fantastic talk show. I had the pleasure, the honor also to be a guest on your talk show not so long ago, and you are the voice for freedom of health, hope, empowerment of patients. 

The Journey into Podcasting and Broadcasting

Sylvie Beljanski: How did you get into the podcast world? 

Robert Scott Bell: Podcast wasn't a word when I started in broadcast media. Actually, in 1994 when I was a newly-minted homeopath, I ended up on a radio show in Atlanta, syndicated show, or actually it was one of those shows that, at night, doesn't turn down the wattage, so it goes out to 30 states, right, from Atlanta.

I was on being interviewed with my mentor in homeopathy on various health topics. It was scheduled to be one hour, and it ended up four hours later. The switchboard never stopped being lit up. I'm like, “Wow.” There were a lot of angry people calling. Don't get me wrong, in 1994, to say that homeopathy is real and that HIV isn't the cause of AIDS and that cancer can be cured.

There were a lot of upset people. There were some people that were like, “Wow, I can't believe I'm hearing this.” I had that experience and I thought, “My gosh! There's a hunger for this information.” There's a lot of passion about it.

Five years later, I started a show in Atlanta called “Jumpstart Your Health.” I was on a Christian radio talk show network, and eventually a few years later it got picked up for radio syndication. I began to do that weekly show on many stations simultaneously through syndicated radio. Over time, as during the 2000s, mid-2000s to COVID time, that's when it suddenly got, “Oh my gosh, censorship reared its ugly head like never before.”

Many places would no longer carry a message like mine and a lot of it started moving toward online communication broadcast through these things called podcasts. So, we continued with radio and podcast and now more people are online than on radio. It's been quite a journey and The Robert Scott Bell Show's been going strong now for 25 years, and just glad there are more voices than ever speaking out on the need for health freedom.

Sylvie Beljanski: It is the place to go if you're hungry for this kind of information. Absolutely. 

Historical Challenges in Integrative Medicine

Sylvie Beljanski: You were mentioning the 90s. The 90s were already a time of battle and a lot of hope for integrative medicine. ‘98 was actually the year where the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine was created within NIH. You were there at that time. It is difficult sometimes to understand that, 25 years later, we are still there fighting for integrative medicine, fighting for the survival, recognition of homeopathy.

Can you explain to us a little bit what happened, how those high hopes that were almost there in the 90s got dashed, actually. We are here for another wave of hope and rebuilding. 

Robert Scott Bell: Yes. It is quite a journey, quite a story. 

Personal Health Journey and Discovering Homeopathy

Robert Scott Bell: I was raised in a medical family, pharmaceutical, medical family. I didn't grow up with natural medicine. I didn't know anything about it, really, until I found out that if I didn't find it or it didn't find me, I might not live because I'd been chronically ill for the first 18, 19 years of my life before I gave up on modern medicine other than for a broken bone or something.

And then 24 years of age when I found homeopathy. Something that is strange when you think about it. In America, you think freedom, where we learn all stuff about history, but there are those that have erased history in America where we don't know our own medical history, where homeopathy was a mainstay of medicine through the 19th into the 20th century, and then how there was a real corruption is.

The American Medical Association was founded in 1847, 3 years after the American Institute of Homeopathy to establish a counterbalance, if you will, or an attack on competition. And in 1910, the Abraham and Simon Flexner, they were hired by the Rockefeller Carnegie Foundations to deliver to Congress a preordained commission report on the state of medical education in America with the intent and purpose of wiping out all competing thoughts other than the emerging field of patent petrochemical medicines. The Rockefeller oil monopoly as they were learning through organic chemistry, how they can alter oil into many different things. They wanted nobody to compete with them. And so they had to wipe out homeopathy and naturopathy and herbal medicine and even the emerging of chiropractic.

We've seen that battle go a long time. It wasn't until 1939, yeah, I believe it was, maybe it was 49. I'm trying to remember 'cause I graduated from Emory University and I found out only after, a few years after that homeopathy was taught on the medical school curriculum at Emory in Atlanta up, yeah, up until 1949. So, it was one of the last medical schools to actually keep teaching homeopathy on the curricula. Although in Philadelphia, there's a medical school named after the founder of homeopathy, Dr. Hahnemann Medical School, and the people don't even know Hahnemann was a homeopath anymore that go there.

So, we've had a long sordid history of the attacks on natural medicine, complementary medicine, so you bring it to 1994 or five or so, and we see the emergence of this national, through the NIH, the complimentary alternative medicine segment. And there were movements in Congress because Berkeley Bedell and others, they had overcome some life-threatening diseases that modern medicine couldn't help them. They found some natural medicine and so they said, “Why aren't we studying this? All this money is going into research and nobody's looking into these things.” So they, begrudgingly at the NIH, set up this office of alternative medicine initially, and there was a lot of promise, a lot of excitement, as you point out, Sylvie, we were there.

In fact, my mentor in homeopathy was invited to be one of the reviewers of studies, right? So, I knew it, what was happening. It was like, “Wow, this is, like, unprecedented.” Now, at the same time, the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act was passed in 94, overwhelmingly, because of the demand of the people who were already using supplements and didn't want the government to take them away.

This is now, how many years later we are, 30 years later, and we are on the precipice of losing a lot of our freedoms there yet, at the same time, we're in the midst of maybe another opportunity, hopefully not a, what they call a “false hope,” right, 'cause we've been down that road and we've, our hopes have been dashed.

But what happened was, the N-C-C-A-M, it was sabotaged from within. They made sure that the reviewers and or the studies were not going to succeed. So, it was an abject failure as they didn't anticipate that there would be so much corruption from within to make sure that it couldn't succeed. And so there were other events over time where they were studying things like Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez, my friend, who had overcome or helped many overcome pancreatic cancer with diet and enzymes and various detoxification protocols. And the N-I-A-I-D-N-I-H under Fauci began to study that. They corrupted that as well by taking the people who were in charge of the study in Uganda for a drug called Nevirapine, which was supposed to stop mother to child transmission of HIV.

What happened was that it killed the mothers and the children. It was a devastating thing. It was like a, murderous, a result. And rather than arresting and imprisoning these people that did this, they took them, because they were NIH employees, and put them on the Nicholas Gonzalez study in New York. Was it at Columbia, or which university was, at that time, putting it on? And, of course, they sabotaged and destroyed any real outcome.

And I had warned Dr. Nick about it 'cause I had become aware of it as well. And so we have a long sordid history of stops and starts, fits in. Are they going to be able to deny the reality of natural medicine and, including, you've talked about your father's work. You were on my show recently. We were talking a little bit about that history as well.

Scientists with integrity, all they wanna do is discover new things, validate things that they don't understand, whatever it is, and yet, only within the confines of that box, which we call a pharmaceutical construct box, which would allow for only the treatment of these diseases with toxic poisons, for instance, or in the case of cancer, radiation or just surgical, cut it out kind of scenarios and nothing else.

So, we are at a place where the people have realized how bad that only one-size-fits all oncology is. And here we are on the precipice in the calendar year 2024 of maybe seeing a new, a renewed opening with Robert Kennedy's selection, perhaps, to head up the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees, guess what? The NIH, the N-I-A-I-D, the FDA and on it goes.

So we have, for the first time allies that may be able to provide what the personnel and on top of Kennedy, many people are leaving or gonna be fired, and then many good people may be brought in. So, we might see something different because there was not a groundswell back then that was beyond the control of the media and their techniques of black magic, so to speak, to convince you that it's all bogus, it's quackery, etcetera.

So, I am cautiously optimistic, Sylvie, as I'm sure you are too, because we've been there before. So, we're not naive about what could happen. It's not gonna be easy, but it's like a blessing has, perhaps, happened, occurred, a miracle. Now, it's time to, what they say, roll up our sleeves and get to work, as opposed to go, “Oh, it's all good now. We can go back to sleep.” No, we're not. 

Sylvie Beljanski: No. But indeed, there's a potential of being a turning point but there is so much money involved in medicine. And you were mentioning my father. The murder of my father happened in France, so it's not just here in the States. It's a global approach, global censorship for everything that could do to potentially threaten the benefits, the benefits. The answer to everything medicine and something that could be looked upon, looked, natural and, would escape their profit scheme immediately, has to be destroyed. There is no room for that.

So, how did you choose a neuropathy?  How did you as a young man decide to become a homeopath? It's not what, you know. You did not grow up at five, you, I'm sure you were not thinking of becoming a homeopath. What happened?

Robert Scott Bell: You're right. I always knew I'd grow up to be a doctor, but the only models I have for doctors were allopathic medical doctors 'cause my uncle was a medical doctor. My dad was in the pharmaceutical industry. So, as I said, I was very entrenched in that. And when I realized again at 19, 18, 19 years of age. The medicine that I grew up on because I was chronically ill from the day I was born. I was the, the canary in the coal mine concept of Generation X. That was me. I was sick like all these kids are today. It's become normal to be chronically ill as a child in America, I was there already early on and they didn't know what to do with me other than to medicate me, gimme more shots, surgery, et cetera. 

Sylvie Beljanski: May I ask, what was making you sick?

Robert Scott Bell: I had gastrointestinal issues very much from the time I was born, but I had very overt skin conditions, skin rashes that were inexplicable, always met with medications, drugs, steroidal treatments as well, developing into more digestive disorders and respiratory conditions, diagnosed with pretty much every allergy known to man, eventually, because my uncle was a medical doctor, he introduced me to his colleague, a friend of his who went to medical school with him was in the emerging field of allergy medicine. He was an allergist.

Robert Scott Bell: They tested me for everything and I triggered everything.

So, I took every over the counter prescription drug. Some of them, in fact, were found to be deadly. I feel lucky to be alive, and I had 10 years of allergy shots as well as all the OTC and prescription drugs and inhalers and you name it. And then I was even diagnosed as a child preteen with tendonitis, inflamed tendons.

Can you imagine a kid with inflamed tendons? What is that? And so I was given more steroidal and non-steroidal drugs, etcetera, drained then the water on the knee kind of stuff. And the doctor says I couldn't do land exercise anymore. I like to play soccer. You call it football in France. But I couldn't do that anymore.

And I'm a kid, I'm like, what can I do? I like to be active. And so I took up swimming 'cause it was a non-gravity sport, so it didn't hurt my joints as much. And I was able to push through, will myself through, despite all of the allergies and respiratory issues. There have been athletes like that have achieved a lot even with asthma, of course with treatment, but it really isn't a healthy situation.

So, at the age of, you know, in 19, 18, I realized the doctors didn't know what they were doing. They were poisoning me and not getting me better, even if they meant well. And when they told me that my only hope was to one day grow out of it, I knew that I couldn't continue because I have had grandparents and aunts and uncles that I knew when I inquired about their childhood, they were all healthy as children, yet they gained their chronic diseases like cancer in, in their elder years, and they died of cancer or the treatment, I later learned of cancer, for cancer. And so I thought if they were healthy and then they got cancer later in life. I've never been healthy. Will I make it to my forties? This is what I saw,  Sylvie. And so I didn't know what else to do. I prayed to God for healing, thought maybe I'd get a lightning bolt from the sky and that would do it, but it didn't happen that way.

I was sent, let's say, principles of healing through spiritual studies, for me. It was grounded in spiritual realities, the principles of the universe, for instance. It was like, how does this stuff work? And through those years of study, initially, I found that I was opened up to homeopathy that came in, the guys of a homeopath that came from Belgium, also could speak French.

I couldn't understand his English. I felt, it was called, we called it Belglish. And he took one look at me and saw my entire medical history without knowing it and talked to me about the things that had happened to me. And I'm like, “How do you even know this?” 'cause he was right. And I said, I asked him if he was a psychic.

He knew what that was, and he laughed. He says, “No, I'm not a psychic. I'm a homeopath.” And that sounded weirder to me than a psychic because I had met psychics. I was like, I never met a homeopath. And it was at that moment and he said, “Look, your liver is toxic. You need to drain the toxics from your liver. Here, have this homeopathic detox, drainage remedy.”

I started on that and a couple of weeks, I started seeing symptom changes. Like I hadn't been, ever experienced with the drugs. And I thought, “Okay, let's keep going. Let's try, and I went organic.” My food choices changed right away, and I slowly began to supplement with the minerals that I was lacking from my standard American diet.

It was a journey that wasn't easy. I got, sometimes, I felt like I was getting worse before I got better. I remember at one point in my journey, I called up my mentor and I said, “Doc, you gotta help me here. I'm dying. I have this high fever. I don't know where this is coming from. I don't think I'm gonna make it through the night.”

It felt, it was brutal, right? And intense. Rather than being sympathetic, he laughed at me, he said, “Congratulations, you're finally getting well.” And I'm like, “What? I'm dying here. And you're laughing and saying, this is good,” right? He says, “Yeah, you haven't had the strength to push out the garbage you've been dealing with your whole life. And now finally that's coming back online, your immune system strength.” So, I didn't understand that because doctors always told me symptoms were bad. And if a fever, take something to stop the fever, and suddenly it was the opposite was true. So, it was a complete reversal of everything I thought I knew. I had to unlearn to learn the things I know today. The things that doctors don't learn. In fact, I teach doctors this stuff. I teach even naturopaths that learn in allopathic naturopathic schools that have been basically captured by the flexion report as well in America. So, they learn some things that aren't so good, they don't learn real nutrition.

There's a lot of problems with our system in America. So, my journey to homeopathy was not one you, like you said, Sylvie, I had no idea that I would even do that much less I knew what it was. So, it was quite an awakening. And that's where I became an outspoken advocate that you couldn't shut me up, maybe a zealot a little bit. And I had to go into radio so I could get it off my chest. I had to tell everybody in America, “You guys, you don't know.”

Now, not everybody liked it, but a lot of people did. And that's where I am 25 years later. Here we are, with, still doing the broadcast and doing your show as well, and sharing the good news and more people than ever are ready to hear it, but who knows the timing.

And here we are sticking to our proverbial guns and natural medicine and saying, “Yes, there's another way.” Now finally, at the highest levels of government, they're actually talking about it, like with Bobby Kennedy and the MAHA Movement and Trump and others. So, we've survived a lot. Not to say that it's over, but we're the ones that have been tested and strong enough to make it here. And Sylvie, you've been at it for a long time too. We have been tested. We could have given up. It would've been easier to give up and just do something else. You're a lawyer. I could do other things, but yeah we're committed to this. This is a mission. 

Sylvie Beljanski: Yeah. It makes a mission when you see how you can help people make a difference in people's lives. There is no way back. 

Robert Scott Bell: Exactly. 

Sylvie Beljanski: That doesn't exist. Yeah. And you become accustomed to speak about it. It's, yeah, it becomes a kind of addiction because, you are, makes you so happy to be able to share… 

Robert Scott Bell: Yes.

Sylvie Beljanski: …this information and even though French is my first language, and I came here not speaking good English and I very quickly became a public speaker because I felt I had to share this information. 

Robert Scott Bell: Yes.

The Role of Copper and Silver in Health

Sylvie Beljanski: Speaking of sharing the information, not long ago we both were at same conference. And I was speaking of course about cancer. You were speaking about the value of copper and silver.

Robert Scott Bell: Yes.

Sylvie Beljanski: And how you integrated that in your practice as a mere path. We do have a lot of people here listening to us who are concerned with cancer. How copper and silver could eventually help them. And what do you have to say about it. 

Nathan Crane: that's the purpose of The 2025 Beljanski Integrative Cancer Conference. A meeting of the world's top minds in complementary, alternative, natural and integrative cancer solutions. The proceeds go towards funding cutting-edge cancer research, delving into a brand new area of science concerning cancer stem cells, which could hold the secret to ending cancer once and for all.

Robert Scott Bell: One of the things that drove me to be intrigued first about silver as I was introduced to it, as I'd already been a homeopath for many years and I've been detoxifying patients from heavy metals like mercury, cadmium and arsenic, led, aluminum. So, I wasn't enthusiastic initially to use a metal in practice other than on a homeopathic form.

We do have argentum metallicum, argentum nitricum. We have cooper metallicum, copper as well. And so using it homeopathically, no problem. But to use it in a measurable way, the colloidal technology emerged at late 1990s to provide a safer way to use these metals for their properties that are good, not deleterious, not dangerous.

And that's what I had to investigate. And part of what got me there was the book by Dr. Robert Becker called “The Body Electric,” and he studied silver and through electrolysis, utilized it and found it could heal wounds, for instance, and it can eradicate infection. And so he found it to be a regenerative metal, not a degenerative metal.

And that was, again, something I had to learn because we learned all metals are bad. That's not true. And generalized like that. But it doesn't mean you want to use more as more and more. You still have to be judicious in, in, in dosing. And that was where I found the colloidal technology and the hydrosol, to use it safely. And that silver could be used as a certainly a broad spectrum antimicrobial.

Unlike an antibiotic, you wouldn't create dysbiosis. It doesn't harm microbiome, what they call biodiversity in the way an antibiotic does. And since I was raised on antibiotics, I was very motivated to find a way for people not to have to use antibiotics because it devastated me and it's devastating so many.

And even a lot of holistic people, they're so afraid of infection that they resort to antibiotics before that, they would need to. And I don't say there's never a place, but, with my children who have been raised by me and my wife, who's, she's a retired doctor of chiropractic, so we're very holistic. They've never had one vaccine and they've never had one antibiotic, and they're 24 and 19 years of age. You think by now we would've figured out that they need one. And I'm not saying the kids have never had an infection. Of course, it's part of human nature, occasionally, your immune system's challenged, but because of what I know about the use of silver, and we'll get into copper,  and of course homeopathy, I was able to help them navigate even those scary times without having to resort to it.

Had I felt like there was a point where what I know to do was not enough, I would not say no to an antibiotic, but by God to say yes the way we do, it's devastating to our health. And I believe it precipitates a lot of cancer. The destruction to the gut, the microbiome, and so many systems that these antibiotics do.

So, that was a big part of why I said, “You know what, in addition to my knowledge of homeopathy, I want to integrate this because it's not gonna harm you.” So, it had the safety profile of a homeopathic medicine. Now, of course, it's what we call bioactive silver hydrosol, not just any kind of colloidal silver, which is a generic term.

It could be a bunch of different things that I wouldn't use. And then the evolution to go into copper, especially more critically recently with COVID because there was so much prescription even by doctors of zinc and vitamin C, which, in isolation, will deplete copper. And so few people realize how much copper has depleted, been depleted from the soils since World War II, when they took all those chemical bomb making materials and converted them to artificial nutrients for the soil NPK.

And that created an imbalance in the soil. And so we saw depletion of minerals, but only NPK was really an abundance. And so the most, let's say, deficient mineral in the soil since that time has been copper. 70%-80% reduced and people don't eat like their ancestors. Like we used to eat organ meats regularly. That was part of the human diet for most, and that had a rich source of minerals including copper.

And in the animal kingdom, the higher the species you target, the, if you're killing and eating animals, you're eating the vital organs and the scavengers are left with the rest. So, we know the value in nature of those minerals and where they are. 

Now, the replenishment of copper is not so easy 'cause even if we have it in the diet, 30 to 40% absorption, it's not very efficient. So, having this hydrosol technology applied to copper allowed me to bring the copper in a bioactive and bioavailable form back into the body. Why? One, it is also somewhat of a broad spectrum antimicrobial, like silver, but it has more of a function toward yeast and fungal species which, often, interestingly enough, associated with cancer, and, if we go further than that, parasites.

Copper is the most profound anti-parasitic mineral on the planet, and we know that through COVID, the two most successful medical drug interventions were hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. They have a relatively good safety profile compared to most drugs, I'll acknowledge that, but the depletion of copper with the zinc and vitamin C may have necessitated the anti-parasitic aspects of these drugs. Had we not depleted copper or had we replenished copper, we might not have even needed those things.

And we know that a lot of research has shown a relationship. If it's not causal, it's, at least, present fungal and parasitic realities to cancer manifestation as well. And yet there's a big fear about copper and cancer. Granted, if you take too much of anything, it could be problematic and perhaps copper and cancer could be, but think about copper's role as a systemic let's say manager of inflammation in the body and the immune and inflammation response.

A lot of cancer is evidence of chronic, systemic or site-specific inflammation that never resolves, eventually causing the corruption of normal regenerative processes. So, you have an abnormal manifestation we call a metabolic disease that results in cancerous tissue or cells. So, I think in the, in, in terms of maybe a therapeutic intervention, we've got some more to discuss.

But in terms of an overall systemic prevention, the fear of copper could precipitate more cancer than they claim copper could be contributing to cancer. We've gotta find that sweet spot. So, the hydrosol technology, the bioactive copper hydrosol, like the sovereign copper or the pro version we talk about, gives an ability to use copper safely, not too much, but in such a bioavailable, bioactive form that we're never risking taking too much to go to that other extreme and yet facilitating the inflammation reduction and so many of the coenzyme pathways that mitigate or manage so many different things in the body, including the production of energy in the body at the mitochondrial level. 

We go into egghead, sorry about that, discussions of energy ATP, but copper and magnesium are critical for that. So, we know that if we don't have good mitochondrial health, all chronic disease is gonna be manifested and we can look at issues of iron dysregulation.

Copper manages iron and there's a lot of evidence that iron dysregulation can contribute to cancer. So managing iron, we gotta do that. Guess what does that? Copper. We don't need a lot, but we need some, and it has to be in a form that the body can use. And of course, anemia, oxygenation, blood health, all of that.

And also liver detox pathways. Phase one liver detox is critically dependent upon, guess what? Copper, once again. So, I bring that up not to be all comprehensive, 'cause I'd like to present at least a little bit on this at the conference when we're together in April to give people a perspective that they might not have considered where we can go to extremes and say, “Oh, that could be bad.”

But utilizing these things appropriately can be the difference between success and failure. So, I don't want people to just dismiss outright 'cause, “I saw that study. It said it's bad.” Yes, in context.

Sylvie Beljanski: It's more about equilibrium and physiological level of everything actually.

Robert Scott Bell: Yes.

Sylvie Beljanski: If you deplete, completely, something, whatever it is, then, you get in trouble. And with all the aspects of health, you are also speaking very often of nutrition, of spiritual health, also the sleep or all those things you are integrating in your approach. Do you see patients? 

Empowering People Through Knowledge and Healing

Robert Scott Bell: I mostly have time to consult with doctors about their patients now, because I'm more invested in teaching people how to heal. Either lay people or doctors. So behind the scenes, I'm always consulting on the phone a lot because I do my show two, two and a half hours or more every day, Monday through Friday with an additional hour prerecorded on Sunday.

I found that my, the importance that I had to share the knowledge that wasn't here in America that I learned, and I realized that even the homeopathic schools weren't teaching it and not enough people were interested in going to homeopathy school anyway. So I thought, what could I do? I could teach the people how to heal themselves and also the doctors might eventually be aware that they need to learn this as well.

And it's not to say that I don't unofficially help people that way, but I don't have time to officially hang a shingle, so I try to teach and direct people, and including homeopaths of course, that are doing great work to help people in need beyond their ability to self-help, but there's so much, Sylvie, that we can teach people to do before they even ever need the intervention of any kind of doctor.

And I know that's sacrilege for doctors that are like, “What about me?” Dude, there's always gonna be sick people. Don't worry about it. The more you can help people, the more people will talk about you and your ability to help them. You're gonna not have enough time in the day to meet all the people that need the help coming forward as we get more freedom to communicate these truths, perhaps, with the opportunity that's opening up right now.

Sylvie Beljanski: So, to somebody who would like to follow through on your advice on silver and copper, but doesn't know where to start, what would you advise? 

Robert Scott Bell: My book “Unlocked The Power to Heal” that I wrote with Ty Bollinger, my friend, we put out some basic good information for anybody to access and it includes some basic information on some of the silver we're talking about, particularly, one protocol that is so important for restoring the gut, lining integrity and the microbiome home as well, for everything that's related to it. Otherwise, of course, my show is not about one thing, it's about everything. So, when people submit questions, I answer them on the air and or for those that are patron supporters of the show, once a month we meet via Zoom in kind of a private setting where I can be more forthright in, than to the public generally about answering questions like this.

And we have doctors and lay people that interact. It's a wonderful group. We do that once a month as well. And I've got, obviously, more books in me. Time has been not so easy to put all of that I know into print, but that's coming, too. Continue to be a squeaky wheel as my wife and my producer and everybody listening is, and eventually I get there.

Sylvie Beljanski: That's wonderful and we can't wait to hear more of you and read more of you. Thank you so very much. 

Robert Scott Bell: Oh man. I'm so grateful for you, Sylvie, and your tenacity to do what you've done to establish the foundation to do this more and bring people together with the conference and also that you're doing a podcast.

As I said, we need more communication, not less. For anybody that's concerned about what they call disinformation and misinformation, the answer for speech you don't like is not suppression of speech and censorship. It's more speech. If you think you've got something better, communicate it and validate it in a way that people will go, “Oh, okay, I've learned new things and I still learn new things and I'm excited to learn new things. It keeps me young.”

And, of course, I have a lot to teach as well, but I always wanna maintain that openness to learn something new because the moment I hang my hat and say it's all done is the day I start aging really rapidly. I'm not interested in that other than because I enjoy being here. I enjoy sharing good news. Yeah, this is an adventure. It hasn't always been easy, and I know, you know that. But there's a great joy in connecting like we have again and bringing this to the people that most need it and then inspiring them to do that, or even greater things. I couldn't think of a better thing to be doing.

Concluding Thoughts and Future Hopes

Sylvie Beljanski: Yeah. I'm very grateful that you took the time to explain what happened in the 90s and how the high hopes that we’re there already, at the time where we’re dashed.

Robert Scott Bell: Yes.

Sylvie Beljanski: And that it is because the income has really, not done its job or its mission, its congressional mission properly, that there is such a need for other organizations like The Beljanski Foundation to do research.

Honestly, publish everything, share this research about natural compounds because we cannot, unfortunately, rely on the government to give us fair, balanced, transparent studies with natural compounds. The hand of pharmaceutical companies is so heavy on everything that is being done with our health and the research associated to health that if we want to create a different, if you want to have a different way, we have to create it to really flow forward and are all part of it today. 

Robert Scott Bell: Yeah. And we can do it best in freedom. For those that have been arguing that we, freedom is too dangerous, note: tyranny is much too dangerous. We've been living under medical tyranny as they've captured governments around the world and agencies here in the United States, and that's what we're once again dealing with.

We've been battling with it for years. Even when we're right and we do the right thing, we're often on the losing side. They, they have taken your money and tried to silence you or destroy businesses who are doing good work. And, of course, the research is, been so corrupted by these moneyed interests that maybe now with some things happening at HHS level with Bobby Kennedy, there might be an opportunity, an opening that's genuine that we haven't seen in our lifetime.

We thought we may have a few times, but maybe this time it is different. I'm not saying that naively, and I know you're not, but there are good people that have been working for years that are still here. And people like my, my friend Jonathan Emord, who has beaten the FDA back in court on constitutional issues eight times, 13 times total.

And now he has suits against F-D-A-H-H-S, but having friendly people in those organizations, suddenly they'll go, “We don't need to fight this. We agree.” So, there's some things that are, that have been working that we have added adversarial positions may not be as adversarial in the coming months to years, perhaps.

And the Alliance for Natural Health, the ANH, they do extraordinary good work and they are continuing and they'll have influence now that they've never had before to impact regulatory rollbacks and freedom of speech issues with health and healing. So, we may have be witnessing a real renaissance, a real renewal, a light coming in that we thought we had, just starts and stops, right?

But we have learned so much that maybe this time we won't be in any way naive about what we're up against. At the same time, we know what they're going to do 'cause they've done it before, so we're not gonna be blindsided by it. And the people that are engaged in it now are also, they've been here for a while, many decades.

So, we have a genuine hope, I think not false, but we also have to continue to be diligent. We can't go back to sleep now that, “Oh, it looks like everything's good now.” No, don't start it. We've gotta step it up and continue the fight. And the way we do that is by becoming healthier and healthier. This is why also, I love what you're doing because the people that love freedom, if they are so chronically ill that they're hooked up to tubes in a hospital, they can’t fight.

Sylvie Beljanski: They can’t, they can’t.

Robert Scott Bell: Nothing. They're fighting for their lives, right? So, we can help people to get strong enough to defend the freedom that we believe is so vitally important. And this would go beyond, I think, politics normally, except some people are into power and not into love and healing like we are. But we recognize we have to work through, to some degree, these power structures.

Even if we're not interested in the power, we're more interested in bringing the power to heal, like I do every show. And that's different. 

Sylvie Beljanski: With those famous words, you have the power to heal. The power to heal is yours. That's your famous sentence.

Robert Scott Bell: Sure.

Sylvie Beljanski: And it's a beautiful one. So, we are going to end the show with that. And thank you again very much. That was Dr. Robert Scott Bell.

Robert Scott Bell: Thank you. 

Sylvie Beljanski: Thank you.

Victor Dwyer: Thank you so much for joining. Thank you for everyone that's listened to up to this point. This is The Beljanski Cancer Talk Show, and we'll catch you next time.



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