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This past Friday's airing of The GoodWill Show was a fantastic one and I felt it was worth another share. Swathi, a former WCI patient with papillary thyroid cancer, was told the plan was to remove the thyroid. She went looking for another option instead and that's how she discovered us. She found ablation, and she found out on the operating table that her two doctors had gone to medical school together and had not spoken in twenty years. 00:00 Welcome 01:02 How thyroid cancer is usually treated 02:23 What life looks like after the thyroid comes out 06:09 Dr. Williams on preserving organs 07:49 Audience question, what causes thyroid cancer 10:44 Audience question, pregnancy and thyroid cancer 13:45 Swathi joins the show 14:44 Her health before the diagnosis 17:06 The docuseries where she first saw Dr. Goodyear 20:17 The biopsy and the phone call 22:15 Being told it was a good cancer 24:28 Researching surgery and deciding against it 27:45 Six weeks at Dr. Goodyear's clinic 29:10 The scan where they could not find the tumor 32:29 Choosing the procedure 33:15 Why radiofrequency ablation instead of cryoablation 35:34 The different types of ablation explained 37:03 Treatment day in Mexico City 38:27 Discovering the connection between her doctors 39:18 Dr. Goodyear finds out 41:49 Medical school, and twenty years apart 43:07 Why she calls cancer the best thing that happened to her 46:38 The stage four patients she met in the clinic 49:32 Let's see what your body can do 51:37 Recovery and the follow up scan 56:51 Audience question, why Mexico City 59:37 Audience question, why freezing instead of cutting 01:03:13 Hope means confidence in tomorrow 01:03:22 Final words for Swathi 01:05:49 Swathi's advice to anyone facing a diagnosis

Nathan is describing the only prevention program in this country that actually functions. There is no payer for prevention, so the household becomes the payer. And what comes through that kitchen door is what sets the gut microbiome. The microbiome sets the immune tone. The immune system is what decides whether a cell that goes wrong gets cleared or gets to grow. Fiber, real food, fewer preservatives. That is immune surveillance being built at home, decades before anybody gets a diagnosis. We are not asking mothers to practice medicine. We are telling them the truth about what they already control.