Visit the port in Kalamata in Greece, the waffles are amazing. They drench them in chocolate and it's healthier than nutella too. My grandparents there are also in their 90s and my great grandmother who lived there got to 110.
Moral of the story: A healthy diet of fresh air, naturally grown fruits and vegetables with olive oil helps live more and much healthier and longer. But it isn't the job of the doctors in USA to tell you that. They usually have to sell some kind of extremely processed and expensive medicine.
ikaria truly sounds like heavean indeed. thinking about its rich air with rich food with wonderful people and a wonderful age of death, and their culture and the beauty of the landscape... it makes me hate living in the us...
@@pigalt5815The USA is still a first world country, unlike the country I live in, so I don't know why you would hate living there (Unless we talk about culture, maybe you are right about that one)
@@joaquincasascortes624 You would have to live here in the United States to understand. It's really not as good as some people make it out to be. The cost of living here is outrageous to the point where most people can barely afford to keep a roof over their heads. Especially the ones who have minimum-wage jobs like myself. And a lot of people end up homeless, especially in big cities like New York or Los Angeles. Not to mention most of the people here are soulless heartless bastards. The public school system and curriculum is absolutely ridiculous. And the healthcare system here is outrageous! A year or two ago I had a blockage in my stomach and I could not eat or drink anything. I went to the emergency room and they gave me an IV and some sort of medicine to help break up the blockage. Just that alone costed me over $6,000
There is a documentary on TH-cam about Ikarians and their lifestyle. Enviable. They are serious party animals, social and wine drinking, still flirting and dancing, staying up late, sleeping late, working and playing and laughing and eating delicious healthy home grown food. It sounds heavenly.
@@grovermartin6874 Yep! I'm so enviable of people who get to fish, ranch, & grow the food they ate. They treat their bounty like it was part of their family, & the cooking & eating of it is done with joy, love, & family. How better to spend one's life. Cheers to all of you! May you live long, healthy, & happy lives.
I think what's interesting is that cancer shouldn't really be related to stress at all. Either we are missing a piece of the puzzle or something he ate/drank on that island has some anti-cancer property that we don't know of. Or the diagnoses was completely wrong and it had to do with the air, though it is unlikely assuming he really went to 9 different doctors.
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I remember when I was slated to visit Aruba in 1994 and had an uncharacteristic bronchial issue that was treated with an inhaler. Day 3 of my visit to Aruba I noticed that I could breathe perfectly once again. The windy, dry island was amazing and I'd love to visit again one day. 🙂❤
The Greek island of Ikaria sounds like a silver town paradise! I'm happy that the guy had gotten to enjoy such a long fulfilling experience to the very end. It was like tending to a sick plant. He just needed to go back to his roots to nourish and replenish his health. It breathed new life into him.
There was a woman diagnosed with cancer. Her love was running so she quit work and started running as much as she could. The cancer went into remission. Her body responded to the mind's directive that if there's something to live for, the body will heal.
as much as id like to say its just mind over matter.. Cancer is extremely unpredictable. just cause its in remission doesnt mean its gone nor does it mean you arent permanently damaged because of it. She got extremely lucky and thats a good thing to be happy about. And trying to live healthily like that increases your chances but its still just a roll of the dice
@@dylansams4064 Exactly. If he had stayed in the US-thank goodness he didn’t because he’d be bankrupt- he likely would have had the pathology slide sent to an academic center for a second opinion on the cancer or been re-biopsied if he still showed sign of disease. Even cancer can be be tricky to distinguish from reactive, pre-malignant or even normal cells… and can only be diagnosed by how it behaves (it is invasive). Clearly he never had cancer. You can treat cancer with nutrition, fresh air or wishful thinking. As a doctor in a medical center I had to watch a clerk eaten alive by cancer as she was duped into natural remedies. By time she tried chemo it was too late. Also Steve Jobs did the same thing God rest their souls.
@@ilovecatvideos1851mate if your medicine is still stuck on bombarding people with radiation and chemicals just to cure some weird cells we haven't come a long way in medicine in a way of understanding the human body as much as a way of understanding symptoms and eliminating them
@@ilovecatvideos1851I'd almost wager cancer is the only way for a failing organism to thrive, the cells start erratically developing into clumps that don't use oxygen, a sign of a failing metabolism, whatever leads to that is your best guess, call me a nut but I'd say a collapsing eco system filled with chemicals isn't too far off.
@@miguelangelcifuentescruz689 Those “weird cells” as you call them by definition have mutated to the point that they become invasive, destructive and can spread throughout the body. Some cancers are more indolent and slow growing like prostate cancer…and if diagnosed at an advanced age are best watched as people will die WITH them rather OF them. Some cancers look like regular cells under a microscope and thus must be biopsies in a way to document their invasiveness. Other masses can look like cancer on scans and are assumed to be so the mistake of not obtaining a biopsy is made-that or a biopsy is refused because the risk or invasiveness or patient risk. You can NOT cure cancer with fresh air sunshine and wishful thinking. Stop dishonoring the lives of cancer patients who have lost their battle, are fighting, and have survived this horrible illness by suggesting the field of oncology is cruel voodoo. These are the most compassionate empathetic doctors I have met. Furthermore I have a friend with breast cancer and cousin with multiple myeloma currently undergoing chemotherapy. Tell me, what would YOU suggest I tell my cousin do for his multiple myeloma?
@@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas Yeah sorry for taking out my conspiracy related anger out on you. I guess I get triggered when obvious factors aren't mentioned because it's not conventional info.
@@Trollamollexdon’t trust the FDA they put something in our food and water to make you forget…. i don’t even know how i got here.. this comes from half life 2 this quote but it’s a little different
Sounds like my dad. Bedridden for 25+ years and outlived 3 doctors that said he wasn’t going to make it! I had no kids the first time I had to fly back because “he wasn’t going to make it”; older was in college before his funeral. Now my brother is carrying on the tradition and it’s been years for him as well. Hopefully, I’ve got that strong constitution as well!
This is guy is like that one lady that kept drinking Dr Peppers and the doctors were telling her she would die if she didn’t stop and she just said “But they died first”😂
He was actually given 9 months to live at the age of 65, but went to the US the visit his doctors during his 90s. Then finally passed away at the age of 98
@@SN57ONE R u stupid? The lifestyle that he described in this video is pretty lazy compared to sleeping late, getting up early, and going to work everyday.
moral of the story: when you get terminal lung cancer go to the Greek Island of Ikaria. Edit: ty for the likes I came back 1 month after I posted this and damn ty for the likes anyways this comment is a joke, and you should listen to your doctor.
U cannot really tell how long u have time after getting terminal cancer. It may spread fast or really slowly depending on its' type. With the right treatments it's not rare to life many healthy years with it. It might also stop spreading or go to a resession, but it is one in a million type of case. Changing lifestyle after the diagnosis is already too late.
Dear everyone- please don't take this as advice to ignore your doctor. Steve jobs tried to pull the same anti cancer diet crap and ended up dead. What's more likely? Misdiagnosis or magical Greek island
@@BMTroubleU You do know that different lifestyle affect people's health differently right? Cause that's what seems to be the case, a different quite healthy lifestyle in that island compared to the pretty unhealthy lifestyle of your average American.
I think it's the stressful US culture. Unfortunately many countries are following the US' footsteps where they always work and work, sleep 6 hours every night, don't even nap in the afternoon, and apparently it's such a normal thing to do that you don't even get paid extra for that? Bullshit! Lack of sleep leads to cancer! And Alzheimer's!
Not only the wine. Dude only ate veggies and fruits with olive oil. And the fresh air can help people heal from a lot of lung deseases too. The doctors don't want you to know this. Possibly only the naturist ones.
When I was a home health nurse's aide, I had a patient with Black Lung Disease from working in the coal mines. They too were given a short time to live. Fast forward to when I met them 25 years after their diagnosis. The patient told me that all of their diagnosing doctors were dead. My patient swore the reason they were still alive is that they took ice-cold showers every morning. The patient was in their 70s when I met them. Go figure!
Taking ice cold showers or rinsing with ice cold water at the end of your shower strengthens the immune system; I have done this for 40 years and rarely get sick.
Dear everyone- please don't take this as advice to ignore your doctor. Steve jobs tried to pull the same anti cancer diet crap and ended up dead. What's more likely? Misdiagnosis or magical Greek island
This is the second similar story I heard about a Greek man moving back to his village in Ikaria. I don't remember if it was the same cancer but he moved there with his wife & it was said they lived with his parents at their home. He started taking walks, then decided to work in the garden thinking his family will reap what he sows, but he was around for harvest and for many years after. His parents naturally died before him, but his wife also passed away before him.
@@visualdoghe was about to die so he decided to spend his time in his hometown instead of staying in a hospital death bed. To be honest I believe that being stuck to a bed with machines connected to every pore you have on your body is not worth it. This happened to my grandmother, she got sick and stayed in the hospital. My mom wanted her to leave before she dies so that she could die a happy life instead of dying stuck in a bed, but her sisters disagreed. , and so she died sad and full of pain.
doctor: “You are going to live for another 9 months…” Stamatis: “Are you sure?” 9 doctors! “Yep.” Stamatis: Outlives all of them while chilling in his home island
I mean, it does make sense. He lived the rest of his life in leisure and in a calm, clean place, while the doctors he went to were doctors, and being a doctor is a very stressful job. It is statistically proven to reduce your lifespan. While he was chilling in the islands, drinking with his buddies, the doctors were probably having sleepless nights, doing surgeries and helping other people. Those doctors did a lot more than he did.
Wild how some people just overcome death like that. Glad that moving somewhere with healthier air, food, and lifestyle changes gave him more time in good health. My mom had a friend who was given just 6 months to live only a few months after her daughters were born. Got multiple opinions, all doctors said the same thing. She said "I will NOT let my daughters grow up without a mother." and insisted she would not die that soon. People thought she was insane. She ended up living an extra 15 *years* beyond expectations. I haven't spoken to her daughters in over a decade now, but last I heard, their mother was their hero. She was a wonderful lady. I'm glad she stuck around long enough for me to meet her. Wish i spent more time with that family, but I was just a kid so I didn't have much say.
My mom has a friend with stomach cancer, she was told 20 years ago it was terminal and she had no more than a few months left… she is a doctor herself, so she knew that what she was told was almost certain to happen… I don’t know how or why, but she’s still alive and doing quite well, she still has cancer, but she’s been able to control it and still goes through chemotherapy, she herself can’t really explain what happened, she just lives her life the best way she can and doesn’t think too much about the “terminal” cancer anymore. Actually saw her a week ago, it’s crazy to me to know that she shouldn’t technically be here anymore, but she is.
What's interesting is that cancer shouldn't really be fully related to stress at all. Either we are missing a piece of the puzzle or something he ate/drank on that island has some anti-cancer property that we don't know of. Or the diagnoses was completely wrong and it had to do with the air, though it is unlikely assuming he really went to 9 different doctors, and that's pointing fingers at the full validity of the story to begin with.
Stress is a massive factor on cancer, cortisol is literally a carcinogen and suppresses your immune response to cancer. Laughter has been associated with reduced risk of cancer as well I'm not sure about the science on that one. Either way The story is somewhat a miracle but it makes sense, nothing about it is impossible as far as it's told here.
I would argue that all cancer is the result of a compromised immune system. Every single person makes 1000 cancer cells per day out of the trillions of cells that make up the body. These cancers never make it anywhere because the immune system, if it is working as intended, quickly detects and snuffs out the cancerous cells. The fact his body responded so well to the change of environment and local diet should make you pause to consider if there is something particularly wrong with our air and diet. I would look shrewdly at diet, as ingredients, such as “preservatives”/anti digestives and dyes, that are completely impermissible all over the world are permitted in North America. These FDA “Generally Recognized As Safe” ingredients are often much more sinister than the food industry cares to let on. We have an obesity crisis here in America while obesity is hardly a thing overseas. As someone suffering from IBD, I feel extremely cheated and lied to about everything regarding food, nutrition, and health, all for the sake of preventing a trillion dollar food industry from collapsing against the waves of class action lawsuits that will arise when the truth is finally allowed to be generally spread.
@@FrancisR420there is zero evidence suggesting that Cancer is related to stress, and Cortisol is not a carcinogen. Y'all really be learning biology from the 324th page of Google lmao. This was 100% a misdiagnosis, most likely TB or any other lung consolidation mass forming disease. Cancer isn't reversible
Young man, you are the most beautiful, adorable youngster I have ever heard & seen, I’m 60 w/numerous surgeries & cancer, but every time I see & hear your stories, I want to survive, so I may see & hear more of your brilliant beautiful stories. I’m sure you inspire millions of people, never stop being humble & charming young Lad.😊
Ill definitely would like to move there if im diagnosed with whatever illness 😅 Even if i would die there then i at least got to enjoy the time i had spent
Your body can adapt to a routine as long as you’re doing it for a while I think maybe that has something to do with it. But again I could be completely wrong I’m just going off of how I wake up for work at 5am and now I don’t need an alarm my body is just used to waking up at around that time.
@@sakiwakami there is definitely something to that. I think we're disconnected from the earth, which might be why this guy got better when he went back to this way
@@wake6000 we live in a synthetic or artificial, (or, non natural), environment that's got us removed from nature, ie. Disconnected from the earth... Furthermore, we are bombarded with frequencies 24/7, eat fake and poisoned foods, breathe in heavy metals and poisons, drink heavy metals and poisons, are given fraudulent "medications" and so on.
My great grandpa was also diagnosed with terminal cancer and given a few months to live, he went on to live for many more years and I'm told he even outlived the doctor that diagnosed him as well
My mom (doctor) said that other illnesses can be mistaken for cancer. He might have just had a fungal infection that died over time. Cancer doesn't just go away like that. His stay on ikaria seemed to have strengthened gis immunity too
@@polidon1577 cancer is like ur body cells staying in their consumption stage and not developing into active functional cells that carry out different jobs in the body. What causes that Allah knows better but stress hormones do play a major role in that. So if a cancer starts due to high stress then it can decrease and disappear also due to stress relief that is until or unless it is cellular mutation caused by radiation or it's inherited or is due to a birth defect in one's genetics...
Breaking bad fans when a man diagnosed with lung cancer doesn't become a dangerous criminal: *insert walter punching that weird metal thing in the bathroom*
As a Greek I can tell that’s not why he survived. It’s because of our damn olive oil. Unlike the normal human we developed a special ability that when olive oil enters our body it works like a health potion.
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This dude pulled the ultimate _"Fuck nah"_
he didn't just beat cancer, he humiliated it
Lmao
Goku is going to find that man in heaven and fight him
@@tonycooler3445lol 😂
Lol
@@tonycooler3445the old guy is still gonna win tho
The weird moment for any doctor is to diagnose the patient with very limited time to live but ended up dying first.
That is weird
What an awkward situation to be in
I don't think you explained it good make it better
Just show how polluted the US is and how bad the health care is.
@@lauchiuff7062 how do you not get it?
He literally said "double it and give it to the next doctor"
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And the doctor forgot the rule, and didn’t double it to give to the next person
@Dont_click_this_profile___ okay
@Dont_click_this_profile___ok
😂😂😂
As a greek i appreciate his choice to return.
111 likes =D
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@@krishnaram2854yeah enjoy while you can, we are coming 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Not if we can stop it 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
He was given 9 months and ended up outliving his doctors. What a legend
Just because they are called DOC, they don't know! 😮
@@StephenPierce-i6bpretty sure doctors know alot, the reason things like this happen is because cancer is VERY unpredictable
That island looks like such a wonderful place to throw away all of my used car batteries and oil 😊
he's indeed a legend watermelon bro.
Plot twist : he murdered the doctors
man top 10 reasons to go to greece, leaving ikaria on my bucket list for travels
Real
Visit the port in Kalamata in Greece, the waffles are amazing. They drench them in chocolate and it's healthier than nutella too. My grandparents there are also in their 90s and my great grandmother who lived there got to 110.
Not for travel, for permanent immigration
@@2rnimation620 Ya'll gonna destroy the place.
@@eleni3958Fr best waffles and crepes were in greece
bro outlived the doctors what a savage
Moral of story for doctors:
Dont diagnose fast or you will die before them
@@intoxk7849 moral stories for everyone else:
The US has a debuff for shorter lifespan
Moral of the story: A healthy diet of fresh air, naturally grown fruits and vegetables with olive oil helps live more and much healthier and longer.
But it isn't the job of the doctors in USA to tell you that. They usually have to sell some kind of extremely processed and expensive medicine.
damn
@@Hardcore_Remixer or hear me out; don't insult doctors over a one in a million occurrence, considering how unstable cancer is.
Doctors gave him 9 months to live. But he never paid the bill so they kept giving him more time.
HAHA!😂😅
Thats actually funny lol 😂😂😂
OK, Henny Youngman.
Good joke
@@genebigs1749 KING OF THE ONE-LINERS
Props on him for returning to his place
He didnt know it. But it saved his life
"So, I heard you're pretty strong."
NO WAY 💀💀💀
NAH BRO, YOU GOTTA CHILL OUT
i dont understand
"Can he beat Goku tho?"
Oh...
I always wanted to visit Greece, by moving he made a healthy lifestyle change, sounds like heaven on earth.
ikaria truly sounds like heavean indeed. thinking about its rich air with rich food with wonderful people and a wonderful age of death, and their culture and the beauty of the landscape...
it makes me hate living in the us...
@@pigalt5815The USA is still a first world country, unlike the country I live in, so I don't know why you would hate living there (Unless we talk about culture, maybe you are right about that one)
@@joaquincasascortes624”people love what they don’t have and hate what they do have” -mr suess
You wouldnt last a month before you'd be bored to tears.
@@joaquincasascortes624 You would have to live here in the United States to understand. It's really not as good as some people make it out to be. The cost of living here is outrageous to the point where most people can barely afford to keep a roof over their heads. Especially the ones who have minimum-wage jobs like myself. And a lot of people end up homeless, especially in big cities like New York or Los Angeles. Not to mention most of the people here are soulless heartless bastards. The public school system and curriculum is absolutely ridiculous. And the healthcare system here is outrageous! A year or two ago I had a blockage in my stomach and I could not eat or drink anything. I went to the emergency room and they gave me an IV and some sort of medicine to help break up the blockage. Just that alone costed me over $6,000
So basically… The lands are blessed with riches and stressless
You can say that
There is a documentary on TH-cam about Ikarians and their lifestyle. Enviable. They are serious party animals, social and wine drinking, still flirting and dancing, staying up late, sleeping late, working and playing and laughing and eating delicious healthy home grown food. It sounds heavenly.
And what they consume isn’t full of shite
@@grovermartin6874
Yep!
I'm so enviable of people who get to fish, ranch, & grow the food they ate. They treat their bounty like it was part of their family, & the cooking & eating of it is done with joy, love, & family. How better to spend one's life. Cheers to all of you! May you live long, healthy, & happy lives.
I think what's interesting is that cancer shouldn't really be related to stress at all. Either we are missing a piece of the puzzle or something he ate/drank on that island has some anti-cancer property that we don't know of. Or the diagnoses was completely wrong and it had to do with the air, though it is unlikely assuming he really went to 9 different doctors.
“you have 9 months to live, sir„
“YOU have 9 months to live„
My boy actually pulled an uno reverse card
That man is an actual W
Bruhh he really went and outlived all the doctors that thought he has terminal illness
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But yes that’s weird but It depends on age! They could have been older or also had a few months to live but disinterested know or didiint tell him
Or had a few days….
@@caroldublin9529 um, im not fishing for likes, also I had a stroke reading that
use spacing and punctuation next time please
He did have a terminal illness
I remember when I was slated to visit Aruba in 1994 and had an uncharacteristic bronchial issue that was treated with an inhaler. Day 3 of my visit to Aruba I noticed that I could breathe perfectly once again. The windy, dry island was amazing and I'd love to visit again one day. 🙂❤
yes not cap. autherized by a baguette
The Greek island of Ikaria sounds like a silver town paradise! I'm happy that the guy had gotten to enjoy such a long fulfilling experience to the very end. It was like tending to a sick plant. He just needed to go back to his roots to nourish and replenish his health. It breathed new life into him.
I always check the comment section. Yours is the best comment.
There was a woman diagnosed with cancer. Her love was running so she quit work and started running as much as she could. The cancer went into remission. Her body responded to the mind's directive that if there's something to live for, the body will heal.
as much as id like to say its just mind over matter.. Cancer is extremely unpredictable. just cause its in remission doesnt mean its gone nor does it mean you arent permanently damaged because of it.
She got extremely lucky and thats a good thing to be happy about. And trying to live healthily like that increases your chances but its still just a roll of the dice
@@dylansams4064 Exactly. If he had stayed in the US-thank goodness he didn’t because he’d be bankrupt- he likely would have had the pathology slide sent to an academic center for a second opinion on the cancer or been re-biopsied if he still showed sign of disease. Even cancer can be be tricky to distinguish from reactive, pre-malignant or even normal cells… and can only be diagnosed by how it behaves (it is invasive).
Clearly he never had cancer. You can treat cancer with nutrition, fresh air or wishful thinking.
As a doctor in a medical center I had to watch a clerk eaten alive by cancer as she was duped into natural remedies. By time she tried chemo it was too late. Also Steve Jobs did the same thing God rest their souls.
@@ilovecatvideos1851mate if your medicine is still stuck on bombarding people with radiation and chemicals just to cure some weird cells we haven't come a long way in medicine in a way of understanding the human body as much as a way of understanding symptoms and eliminating them
@@ilovecatvideos1851I'd almost wager cancer is the only way for a failing organism to thrive, the cells start erratically developing into clumps that don't use oxygen, a sign of a failing metabolism, whatever leads to that is your best guess, call me a nut but I'd say a collapsing eco system filled with chemicals isn't too far off.
@@miguelangelcifuentescruz689 Those “weird cells” as you call them by definition have mutated to the point that they become invasive, destructive and can spread throughout the body. Some cancers are more indolent and slow growing like prostate cancer…and if diagnosed at an advanced age are best watched as people will die WITH them rather OF them.
Some cancers look like regular cells under a microscope and thus must be biopsies in a way to document their invasiveness.
Other masses can look like cancer on scans and are assumed to be so the mistake of not obtaining a biopsy is made-that or a biopsy is refused because the risk or invasiveness or patient risk.
You can NOT cure cancer with fresh air sunshine and wishful thinking.
Stop dishonoring the lives of cancer patients who have lost their battle, are fighting, and have survived this horrible illness by suggesting the field of oncology is cruel voodoo. These are the most compassionate empathetic doctors I have met.
Furthermore I have a friend with breast cancer and cousin with multiple myeloma currently undergoing chemotherapy. Tell me, what would YOU suggest I tell my cousin do for his multiple myeloma?
Locally grown fruits and vegetables ALWAYS seems to be the answer.
What a wonderful story. Im so happy for this man, he died normally where he was born, a beautiful land. Im glad this story exists. ❤❤❤
Wow that's proves how important is to relax and enjoy your life .
Bro idk how you nor this "researched" individual have no clue just how poisonous the food in the US is.
@Trollamollex I don't know ? I know trust me .
@@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas Yeah sorry for taking out my conspiracy related anger out on you. I guess I get triggered when obvious factors aren't mentioned because it's not conventional info.
Yup
@@Trollamollexdon’t trust the FDA they put something in our food and water to make you forget…. i don’t even know how i got here..
this comes from half life 2 this quote but it’s a little different
Sounds like my dad. Bedridden for 25+ years and outlived 3 doctors that said he wasn’t going to make it! I had no kids the first time I had to fly back because “he wasn’t going to make it”; older was in college before his funeral. Now my brother is carrying on the tradition and it’s been years for him as well. Hopefully, I’ve got that strong constitution as well!
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This is guy is like that one lady that kept drinking Dr Peppers and the doctors were telling her she would die if she didn’t stop and she just said “But they died first”😂
"....i like to drink muh Doctah Peppah."
@@shonenjumpmagneto lohhh
All according to plan
@@kanchannekhlotra8693 did you hear her in your head too? Lol
I love that video
Doctors said he's gonna die in 9 months, he outlived them even tho he was 90 at the time, truly unique properties
He was actually given 9 months to live at the age of 65, but went to the US the visit his doctors during his 90s. Then finally passed away at the age of 98
No, he was 65. He lived another 33 years.
this is the lifestyle we should all follow imo. its healthy + makes you happier
If only... the only one of these you can control (without moving) is to eat healthy
it's not really a lifestyle most people can choose to live :/
@@waveii8615 You're just lazy
@@SN57ONE R u stupid? The lifestyle that he described in this video is pretty lazy compared to sleeping late, getting up early, and going to work everyday.
moral of the story: when you get terminal lung cancer go to the Greek Island of Ikaria.
Edit: ty for the likes I came back 1 month after I posted this and damn ty for the likes anyways this comment is a joke, and you should listen to your doctor.
Or ... Don't live in the US?
@@rig1978 but i like gun violence and pure sugar in my hamburger😢
U cannot really tell how long u have time after getting terminal cancer. It may spread fast or really slowly depending on its' type. With the right treatments it's not rare to life many healthy years with it. It might also stop spreading or go to a resession, but it is one in a million type of case. Changing lifestyle after the diagnosis is already too late.
Damn, wish Walter White knew that
@@marias5230I personally know many people who have cured themselves of cancer by using natural cures.
I read about this in the New York Times . They also drank a lot of dandelion root tea there which is a powerful herb.
Dear everyone- please don't take this as advice to ignore your doctor. Steve jobs tried to pull the same anti cancer diet crap and ended up dead.
What's more likely? Misdiagnosis or magical Greek island
@@BMTroubleU9 doctors all misdiagnosing one patient?? Yeah no
@@thegamerfe8751 more likely than magic Islands. Especially back in that day. Medicine has come a long way
@@thegamerfe8751 plus that's 9 doctors in 1976. Again, medicine had come a long way since then
@@BMTroubleU You do know that different lifestyle affect people's health differently right? Cause that's what seems to be the case, a different quite healthy lifestyle in that island compared to the pretty unhealthy lifestyle of your average American.
Lesson learned, wine everyday keeps the doctors away...forever 💀
😂😂
It has to be fresh tho aparently
I think it's the stressful US culture. Unfortunately many countries are following the US' footsteps where they always work and work, sleep 6 hours every night, don't even nap in the afternoon, and apparently it's such a normal thing to do that you don't even get paid extra for that? Bullshit! Lack of sleep leads to cancer! And Alzheimer's!
Not only the wine. Dude only ate veggies and fruits with olive oil. And the fresh air can help people heal from a lot of lung deseases too.
The doctors don't want you to know this. Possibly only the naturist ones.
You can get most of the healthy stuff from grape juice too
Now I know where to go when I have terminal cancer
I wanna go there. The vibe sounds amazing
Trust me, every single island in Greece is like this not just Ikaria, my grandpa be 80+ and will probably outlive me
Nah that's too far you still young to die that early
My grandfather's Greek and 90
@@Anakin89english please
@@axeltheking4157I am French and I totally understood what he said 🙄
@@Monocrotophos because he’s speaking the same broken english you are 😭😭
grandpa really pulled the uno reverse 💀
I want to move there ❤
As someone that has been there, I can confirm it's great
@@JeremyBaconThe1st nice!
@@sandiscuriousthings257 I also come from Ikaria, or in Greek, Ικαρία
He stopped feeding the cancer, And started nourishing his body ❤.
thats not how cancer works..
This is why us, europeans, think americans are dumbasses.
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What in the world are you even trying to say in the first place
@@rocky-zx6kq Its an american dumbass, what do you expect?
Bro said nah I'ma do my own thang
Getting rid of sugar one of the best things anyone can do.
Is so dam gute 😢
this is a joke, right? Your body needs sugar to live, fruits have sugar
@@primaveral-s8s yah. Think ND means soda cakes n every thing else that uses cane sugar or worse HFCS
@@primaveral-s8s Giving health advice with a profile pic like yours is pretty funny.
@@joeurbin7235 👍!
When I was a home health nurse's aide, I had a patient with Black Lung Disease from working in the coal mines. They too were given a short time to live. Fast forward to when I met them 25 years after their diagnosis. The patient told me that all of their diagnosing doctors were dead. My patient swore the reason they were still alive is that they took ice-cold showers every morning. The patient was in their 70s when I met them. Go figure!
Taking ice cold showers or rinsing with ice cold water at the end of your shower strengthens the immune system; I have done this for 40 years and rarely get sick.
Dear everyone- please don't take this as advice to ignore your doctor. Steve jobs tried to pull the same anti cancer diet crap and ended up dead.
What's more likely? Misdiagnosis or magical Greek island
@@BMTroubleU
We die in THE ALMIGHTY's time, not ours.
@@dee_dee_place sorry to tell you, but there is no god dee
@@BMTroubleU
We'll have to agree to disagree on that one.
What a beautiful place! 😢
A proof that some of your unfortunate situations could be the fault of others. Thank you for posting 😊
What a great travel advertisement
This is the second similar story I heard about a Greek man moving back to his village in Ikaria. I don't remember if it was the same cancer but he moved there with his wife & it was said they lived with his parents at their home. He started taking walks, then decided to work in the garden thinking his family will reap what he sows, but he was around for harvest and for many years after. His parents naturally died before him, but his wife also passed away before him.
Thank you for such a great life lesson!!!!!!!! Blessings
that island is so beautiful
Goku didn't challange that man. He challanged Goku.
Bro outlived the doctors to prove them wrong.
It’s crazy how if they didn’t find the cancer he wouldn’t have moved and lived on
What's crazy is why did he ever leave!!!
@@visualdoghe was about to die so he decided to spend his time in his hometown instead of staying in a hospital death bed. To be honest I believe that being stuck to a bed with machines connected to every pore you have on your body is not worth it. This happened to my grandmother, she got sick and stayed in the hospital. My mom wanted her to leave before she dies so that she could die a happy life instead of dying stuck in a bed, but her sisters disagreed.
, and so she died sad and full of pain.
@@visualdogprobably to earn a better living. US socks but there are opportunities
@@awesomecaerwyn224I think commentor meant why he ever left his birthplace for US
@@sarah12232 I don’t remember what I meant🐒💨💀
This man got 9 months but out lived young healthy doctors
No one ever said they were young and healthy
man i've been watching your videos for 2 years you truly inspire me. I just wnated to say thanks for everything you have done to entertain me. Thanks.
Not gonna lie, that sounds like a restful and beautiful Heaven.
doctor: “You are going to live for another 9 months…”
Stamatis: “Are you sure?”
9 doctors! “Yep.”
Stamatis: Outlives all of them while chilling in his home island
Walter White reference
He gave each of the 9 doctors one of his months to live and took thier combined life-force.
Stamatis? More like Σταμάτης
I mean, it does make sense.
He lived the rest of his life in leisure and in a calm, clean place, while the doctors he went to were doctors, and being a doctor is a very stressful job.
It is statistically proven to reduce your lifespan.
While he was chilling in the islands, drinking with his buddies, the doctors were probably having sleepless nights, doing surgeries and helping other people.
Those doctors did a lot more than he did.
They said, you can't live in this drench with your condition for not more than 9 months. He understood the assignment. City life sucks
he just casually outlived his doctor.
Wild how some people just overcome death like that. Glad that moving somewhere with healthier air, food, and lifestyle changes gave him more time in good health.
My mom had a friend who was given just 6 months to live only a few months after her daughters were born. Got multiple opinions, all doctors said the same thing. She said "I will NOT let my daughters grow up without a mother." and insisted she would not die that soon. People thought she was insane.
She ended up living an extra 15 *years* beyond expectations. I haven't spoken to her daughters in over a decade now, but last I heard, their mother was their hero. She was a wonderful lady. I'm glad she stuck around long enough for me to meet her. Wish i spent more time with that family, but I was just a kid so I didn't have much say.
My mom has a friend with stomach cancer, she was told 20 years ago it was terminal and she had no more than a few months left… she is a doctor herself, so she knew that what she was told was almost certain to happen… I don’t know how or why, but she’s still alive and doing quite well, she still has cancer, but she’s been able to control it and still goes through chemotherapy, she herself can’t really explain what happened, she just lives her life the best way she can and doesn’t think too much about the “terminal” cancer anymore. Actually saw her a week ago, it’s crazy to me to know that she shouldn’t technically be here anymore, but she is.
The cancer also just chilled out on the island.
What's interesting is that cancer shouldn't really be fully related to stress at all. Either we are missing a piece of the puzzle or something he ate/drank on that island has some anti-cancer property that we don't know of. Or the diagnoses was completely wrong and it had to do with the air, though it is unlikely assuming he really went to 9 different doctors, and that's pointing fingers at the full validity of the story to begin with.
Stress is a massive factor on cancer, cortisol is literally a carcinogen and suppresses your immune response to cancer.
Laughter has been associated with reduced risk of cancer as well I'm not sure about the science on that one.
Either way
The story is somewhat a miracle but it makes sense, nothing about it is impossible as far as it's told here.
I would argue that all cancer is the result of a compromised immune system. Every single person makes 1000 cancer cells per day out of the trillions of cells that make up the body. These cancers never make it anywhere because the immune system, if it is working as intended, quickly detects and snuffs out the cancerous cells.
The fact his body responded so well to the change of environment and local diet should make you pause to consider if there is something particularly wrong with our air and diet. I would look shrewdly at diet, as ingredients, such as “preservatives”/anti digestives and dyes, that are completely impermissible all over the world are permitted in North America. These FDA “Generally Recognized As Safe” ingredients are often much more sinister than the food industry cares to let on. We have an obesity crisis here in America while obesity is hardly a thing overseas.
As someone suffering from IBD, I feel extremely cheated and lied to about everything regarding food, nutrition, and health, all for the sake of preventing a trillion dollar food industry from collapsing against the waves of class action lawsuits that will arise when the truth is finally allowed to be generally spread.
@@FrancisR420there is zero evidence suggesting that Cancer is related to stress, and Cortisol is not a carcinogen.
Y'all really be learning biology from the 324th page of Google lmao. This was 100% a misdiagnosis, most likely TB or any other lung consolidation mass forming disease. Cancer isn't reversible
bro pulled a reverse card
Bro said *nah fuck this* and comically pulled out an Uno reverse card
The ending reminded me of Elizabeth Sullivan
Damn, this country kills. Literally.
Young man, you are the most beautiful, adorable youngster I have ever heard & seen, I’m 60 w/numerous surgeries & cancer, but every time I see & hear your stories, I want to survive, so I may see & hear more of your brilliant beautiful stories. I’m sure you inspire millions of people, never stop being humble & charming young Lad.😊
I wish you all the best with your health and well-being 🙏🏼
Good for him !!!!!
“A wine a day keeps the doctor away.”
bro show Cancer a true wisdom 💀
Ill definitely would like to move there if im diagnosed with whatever illness 😅
Even if i would die there then i at least got to enjoy the time i had spent
Ikaria is very famous for its habitants living to a very old age. My friend has relatives there over 100 years old
Bro just pulled the ultimate UNO REVERSE in existence 👑.
So that explains why my great-grandpa is 93 years old now
Healthy food , clean air, enough sleep, exercise and a very low stress level plus enjoying life. How rare did it became
He was probably healed by the pure food and environment.
More like the stress free environment. His immune system probably fought it, especially living somewhere much cleaner.
This proves you are what you eat! I would love to visit that island!
Gasps.There is hope out there! God BLESS this man!
You have terminal lung cancer
Me: I am a SURGEON 👾👾
Doctors ;- u will die
Him ;- think again
If they sleep in late in the morning and naps in the afternoon, and don't use clocks... How does one have a job and pay the bills there?
Your body can adapt to a routine as long as you’re doing it for a while I think maybe that has something to do with it. But again I could be completely wrong I’m just going off of how I wake up for work at 5am and now I don’t need an alarm my body is just used to waking up at around that time.
@@sakiwakami there is definitely something to that. I think we're disconnected from the earth, which might be why this guy got better when he went back to this way
@@melindadawn5 definitely agree
@@melindadawn5"we're disconnected from the earth"? What are you, an astrologist? Want a crystal ball?
@@wake6000 we live in a synthetic or artificial, (or, non natural), environment that's got us removed from nature, ie. Disconnected from the earth...
Furthermore, we are bombarded with frequencies 24/7, eat fake and poisoned foods, breathe in heavy metals and poisons, drink heavy metals and poisons, are given fraudulent "medications" and so on.
My great grandpa was also diagnosed with terminal cancer and given a few months to live, he went on to live for many more years and I'm told he even outlived the doctor that diagnosed him as well
My mom (doctor) said that other illnesses can be mistaken for cancer. He might have just had a fungal infection that died over time. Cancer doesn't just go away like that. His stay on ikaria seemed to have strengthened gis immunity too
Or maybe his stress hormones and polluted air was causing the cancer.
@@shaziamalik9298even if it was, cancer doesn't just disappear on its own like that
@@polidon1577 cancer is like ur body cells staying in their consumption stage and not developing into active functional cells that carry out different jobs in the body. What causes that Allah knows better but stress hormones do play a major role in that. So if a cancer starts due to high stress then it can decrease and disappear also due to stress relief that is until or unless it is cellular mutation caused by radiation or it's inherited or is due to a birth defect in one's genetics...
@@shaziamalik9298Stress DOES NOT cause cancer man
@@alexanderthemidI stress hormones do
This man made the right decision for sure!
Literally "BREATHE AIR"
Damn that’s crazy
W man
L doctors
W man & W doctors. A misdiagnosis doesn't invalidate their service
You and Mr Ballen are easily the best story tellers on TH-cam
I feel sorry for the people who actually believe it’s the region change that changed the course of his cancer….
Breaking bad fans when a man diagnosed with lung cancer doesn't become a dangerous criminal: *insert walter punching that weird metal thing in the bathroom*
Plus, free healthcare in Greece.
bro said "Nuh uh"
Doctor: you have 9 months to live
Him: double it and give it to the next person
he would have died in the US at the time the doctors said he would.
Greek islands are beautiful ❤
this is the magic of Hellas🇬🇷♥️
“So you where given 9 months to live?”
Him: yea
“What did the doctors say?”
Him: they dead
“The doctors said i would die soon, they died sooner”
Massive plot armour
“Fresh produced wine a day keeps the doctor away.”
“Nah ima do my own thing”
Doctor: You're going to die
Patient: Nu uh
Doctor: You have 9 months to live
Old man: Pulls Uno reverse card
As a Greek I can tell that’s not why he survived. It’s because of our damn olive oil. Unlike the normal human we developed a special ability that when olive oil enters our body it works like a health potion.
“No thanks, I’m good.”
Bro earned the advancement, “not today!”😂