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Daniel John Dj for short part 2
Joe Grumbine shares his cancer journey with DJ Short not with a diagnosis but with a purge—composting 100 pounds of cannabis keef and cutting ties with toxic relationships. This clearing of space, both physical and emotional, would later prove crucial when facing his greatest challenge.
When confronted with cancer, Joe embarked on an extraordinary healing path that merged ancient wisdom with cutting-edge science. Through peyote ceremonies and Bufo sessions (5-MeO-DMT), he gained clarity that allowed him to navigate conflicting medical advice with confidence. The spiritual breakthrough came during a profound experience where Joe describes entering a "room of light" and making a contract that wiped away years of accumulated anger and grudges, leaving him with unprecedented focus and joy.
The scientific revelation arrived through his connection with Dr. Robert Hoffman, whose decades of research into methionine restriction offered a lesser-known approach to cancer treatment. Joe discovered that by limiting this amino acid through a vegan diet and enzyme therapy, he could potentially starve his cancer cells of what they needed to replicate. This revelation challenged his previous understanding—cancer could eat ketones just as easily as sugar, but without methionine, it struggled to grow.
What makes this story particularly compelling is his willingness to question everything, including his beloved cannabis. When genetic testing revealed his cancer was HPV-related and a specialist explained that cannabis might actually mask cancer markers from his immune system, Daniel made the heart-wrenching decision to stop his cannabis oil regimen. Later, cannabis would return to his life in a different role—helping with chemotherapy side effects rather than as a primary treatment.
Through careful research, Joe developed a comprehensive protocol combining methionine restriction with the strategic timing of conventional treatments. He discovered that fasting before chemotherapy could dramatically improve outcomes while reducing side effects. The results were remarkable—within four weeks, his tumor had shrunk significantly, astonishing his medical team.
Perhaps most powerful is Joe's transformation in perspective. What began as a terrifying diagnosis became, in his words, "the biggest blessing of my life," bringing clarity about what truly matters. His journey reminds us that sometimes our greatest challenges forge us into our strongest selves, allowing us to appreciate life's simple joys with newfound wonder.
Have you faced a health challenge that transformed your perspective? Share your story or questions about Joe's approach to healing in the comments below.
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Hello, welcome back to the Healthy Living Podcast. This is part two of the interview with Daniel John DJ for short. So where I left off, I had done combo and I started just purging things out of my life. I had over 100 pounds of keef that I was extracting and doing stuff with. It had been sitting there for almost a year and all the people connected to it were toxic and I just I wasn't doing stuff with. It had been sitting there for almost a year and all the people connected to it were toxic and I just wasn't doing that anymore and I composted it. 100 pounds of keef and bags and bags of cannabis that I just wasn't doing anything with. I still make my medicine with it.
Speaker 1:But the people that were all connected to this were just not serving me and I just literally said it's going. My wife was like whoa, what are you doing? I'm like it's going. She was happy to see it go because it was just taking up space and I had a warehouse and an office. I said I'm letting it go, I'm moving back home. My business wasn't doing well enough to support it and I just said, boom, it's going. I and my business wasn't doing well enough to support it and I just said, boom, it's going. I mean, I just was making these just giant cuts and any relationship that wasn't whole and wholesome, I just let go. I didn't terminate it, I just stopped engaging it. I just didn't have anything to give to it and all of a sudden, all this energy comes to me and this clarity and this new people, new opportunities. It was like whoa.
Speaker 1:And so, with combo, the optimum way to do it is three sessions within three months or three sessions within six months. So I did that progressively. I did that progressively, and then Florida came and we did our first peyote ceremony. So this is now. I'm aware that I have this cancer, but I don't know. So when we do these things, I do an intention of prayer, and that's the purpose of this all night long ceremony.
Speaker 1:And my initial purpose was to get the information I needed. And then subsequently we've done two more. The second one I did was for clarity, and the third one then. So then I started getting all this information I'm starting to get clarity, information, I'm starting to get clarity. And then the last one was for discernment, so that I knew which things to choose. And it's been an incredible experience. But through all that. I did a bufo session, and bufo is toad medicine and, yes, and it's 5mao dmt which I'm familiar with. I've made it, used it. Um you, it goes right to the pineal gland. It's powerful, powerful medicine. But this thing, whoa, it took me.
Speaker 2:Did you know, kurt? He hung out at my booth kind of towards the end. He was an MMA fighter from Anacortes. It sounds familiar. It might have Just to throw in there. He uh, well, his son passed away. He found his body too, so he had the stuff to deal with. He ended up. He's, he's a shaman in the tribe now down. Now, baja way, there's a tribe down there, okay, and he's working with them and and the toad venom and uh yeah, well, this was, this was a.
Speaker 1:It was. It was wild. So, going through this experience, I was preparing for this and I was transplanting some plants. That's my meditation. I just I transplant plants.
Speaker 1:You know the deal, it's like taking clones. You just get into your zone and while I was sitting in this place preparing to do this session, which I had never experienced before, but I, I don't have fear. I don't live a life of fear, as you know, I never have and I got this message. It said well, what are you willing to do for this? And I was like whoa, I was, and it was clear as day and I just, without blinking, said whatever it takes, and and I need to solve this problem, and I'm gonna do what it takes. And so I, I take this gigantic hero's hit and hit it until you're gonna explode. And next thing, you know, boom, the, the, the white circle. Then poof, I'm. I'm hearing breathe, breathe, and and some time had passed and my memory was being in this room of light making a contract of sorts, and I made an agreement in this place that I was at. I don't remember the details of it, but I'm pretty confident what I did.
Speaker 2:Committed.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I sealed the deal, I said okay, but as I was coming back, I started weeping and just was so joyous. I've never had a more joyous experience in my life. I was just like whoa, this is just. And I didn't realize it. Well, and then in a moment I was, you know, sort of coming back and I saw this vision and I saw the end. I saw that I had solved this problem and so I said, oh, I've healed myself. I just need to finish the walk on the physical place. So I just need to finish the walk on the physical place. So I, I, I created the place for what is happening to happen, and I saw that it will happen, it's done and and.
Speaker 1:But when things happen in in, in a place like that, it doesn't mean they're necessarily. You still have choices to make, you can still screw everything up at any given moment, and so. But I knew the path was clear and I could, and I knew how to take it and it was. It was such a powerful experience. I didn't realize it like this all happened in a second, like there was no time that had passed. And I, later on my wife comes down, there were some other people that were there and apparently I was just screaming and writhing on the ground while I was in this place and this guy was like is he OK? Is he OK? And she's like, what was he doing? You know, he was screaming, he goes, that's just a warrior cry, he's all right. And I don't remember any of that part of it. I was pretty sandy when I was done, but other than that it was uh, and subsequently it took a few days to really get the full effect of it. But what had happened? That joy that came. I literally had lost everything that was holding me back, all the anger, all the hurt, all the betrayals that stuck in me, the grudges, everything it was gone, it just was wiped clean. And even things that really bothered me, really like I just couldn, couldn't, I could forgive, but I couldn't forget. I tried to look at them and they were just fuzzy and and it literally was it's gone. And I got a if there's a clean slate. I got a clean slate and what it did was it gave me that focus. There's all those things, they're all distractions. Everything that bothers you, everything that angers you, everything that irritates you, everything that frustrates you, they're all distractions. And these answers start coming to me. So in my research I'm really focusing on diet, you know, and this ketogenic diet, and I stumble upon this word called methionine and I read this article called Cancer's Addiction to Methionine and I start looking into that. I'm like holy shit, this is big.
Speaker 1:And methionine is a basic amino acid. It's a precursor to others, it's in everything you know, it's, it's, it's in everything. And as I continued to research, I found this enzyme, methioninase, and I'm like whoa, there's an enzyme I can block this thing out. Maybe there's an answer. Well, I thought I could buy it on amazon or you know, just order it. No, no, it turns out there's one guy who makes it and his name is dr hoffman, dr robert hoffman. And it turns out there's one guy who makes it and his name is Dr Hoffman, dr Robert Hoffman. And it turns out, if you look up this information, 80% of the public works from 1971 until today.
Speaker 1:This is the guy that's behind most of the research, and I sent him an email. I says I'd like to get some of this methionine. He sends me back an email and says give me a call. I give him a call. He's like tell me what's up. And I told him. He says, okay, we need to get you, we need to get you going on this. I'll send you all the information. You need to talk to this other dr castro. He does genetic work. He'll tell you some stuff. And I he says we have this meeting, uh, a call, every Sunday at four o'clock. I'd love to have you join us. And so I'm like, okay, and and and.
Speaker 1:When you get clarity, your intuition turns on clearer and you don't second guess yourself the way that at least I always did, you know, and I'd get a feeling. I'm like, ah, nah, you know, I get all bad feelings all the time, right, but now it's like, no, I'm just like you need to go here, this is a thing, you need to learn this and do this. And so I get on this call and there's about 20, 30 people from around the world who have been on a low methionine diet and working with this methioninase enzyme. And there's miracle stories, people that were, you know, terminal four years ago still walking around, people that have had, you know, tumors reduced to zero. You know just one after another. And it's not just that. It's this one thing there's no one silver bullet. Everybody thinks there's this one silver bullet. Well, it might be for you, but not in general. Every cancer is unique, every one. It's infinite. Every single one is its own thing and the answer that worked for me may or may not work for you and the cannabis that's helped so many people.
Speaker 1:I go meet Dr Castro. What turns out? This thing's caused by the HPV virus, which is the good news because it's 95% cure rate. If it was caused by bad choices, which most of them are, it has about a 45% cure rate. And so I says, all right, I got the luck of the draw, I've got this thing.
Speaker 1:So I go see this Dr Castro. He looks through my chart, looks at my blood work. I tell him all the things I'm doing. I'm now in month three of my cannabis oil. He says you better stop taking that cannabis oil. He says, because your cancer, the cannabis oil masks. It turns these switches off that cause your immune system not to see it. So whatever you're going to try to do isn't going to work because this is blocking it. I said, son of a bitch, I broke my heart. I did many episodes on my love affair with cannabis and the broken heart and it turned out it wasn't for me. All the people I've helped and I've even taken, you know, skin things off of my own. You know, I just watched miracles happen, but not for me, and Well for this particular situation with you.
Speaker 1:Exactly. Oh, it does lots of good things for me and it still does, but not this Right. And so, through this process, dr Hoffman is an advocate of combination therapies. So I had in my mind radiation, chemo, bad, no matter what, it's just bad. There's no application where I would say I want this. Well, go to the radiation doctor and he says you don't want surgery because you're going to be disfigured if they take that thing out of you. You're going to have a big hole where that thing was, and you know. So what we want to do is we want to give you radiation and chemo and that'll. It'll hurt you pretty bad, but you'll survive it probably, and there'll be more of you left. And I'm like, whoa, ok, so now I'm researching radiation. I don't want anything to do with radiation. I still don't want anything to do with radiation, and and so. But I said, whatever it takes, so I'm going. Okay, let's keep going. I'm just exploring. Every doctor's giving me good advice and bad advice. So I'm like, okay, I'm just now looking at a collective body of work and there's this Dr Exame that's on this group who was four years ago diagnosed terminal and through the things he's doing, he's still doing it. And so I'm listening to him.
Speaker 1:I start learning about radiation and chemo. What is it? What are these things? Well, they're oxidative therapies and they basically bombard with oxidation. That's what causes the cell death. And so you go okay, well, what else is oxidative therapies?
Speaker 1:And it turns out, you know, I can take a lot of oxygen and I can take food grade peroxide, I can take ozone, I can take chlorine dioxide, there's all these ways to get oxygen exercise, you know, good, healthy diet, all these things you can really oxygenate yourself. Turns out, cancer doesn't like oxygen. So now I'm learning about cancer, what it wants and what it doesn't want, what it does and what it doesn't do, getting to know this thing. That is me but isn't me. You know, it's me, but it's, it's broken, it's not. It doesn't act like healthy cells, it doesn't know how to stop, right exactly, and it doesn't want to stop. And so it turns out that it doesn't like warmth and it doesn't like oxygen. So guess what? I'm going to give it lots of warmth and lots of oxygen, and so that's my sort of preliminary strategy.
Speaker 1:It turns out that all of the radiation and chemo, it's this highly oxidative therapy. So when you combine it with these oxidation treatments. It supercharges, it makes it work better. Okay, so that's one side of the coin. The other side of the coin is when you take methionine out of your diet as much as you can and then you take this enzyme to pull it out of your bloodstream, it's really the methionine that causes the cancer to be able to do the processes that allow it to replicate. So everybody thinks that sugar and all of that well, that's all bullshit. It's not bullshit, but it is not complete, because cancer can eat anything. It can eat whatever you can eat. So if you go into ketosis, well fine, it'll eat ketones.
Speaker 2:Does sugar affect methionine levels?
Speaker 1:No, methionine is really protein-derived Protein, got it, it's an amino acid, really protein derived protein. Got it, it's an amino acid, all right. So it turns out I was doing eating all this meat and and and good quality meat and fish and a lot of sardines and doing the doing it. All right, you know, and you know good quality everything, but I was eating lots of it. Well, all I was doing was telling that cancer, go ahead, replicate, because whatever it is you're eating, you have the tools to replicate. Now you start retaking the methionine now and it doesn't matter what you eat. I can eat fruit all day long now, but no methionine and it's getting smaller. There is. This is truth. This is a truth I've discovered.
Speaker 2:And there are. Are there foods that are high in methionine or that cause?
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, all protein, all meats and all. I'm a. I'm a strict vegan right now, yeah, and I hate it. I mean, I, I, I, I love meat and I love eggs and I love that stuff. It brings me joy and I don't get to eat it right now and when I'm done I'll have a cheat day and then fast and that's the whole thing.
Speaker 1:Anyways, through all of this, I'm learning about. You know the actual facts and Dr Hoffman has been behind a lot of the research and published all these papers, but medical science isn't interested. When I bring this to the doctors, they're looking at me like, yeah, whatever, we know what, we know, we don't know that and they're not interested at all. They don't want to hear it. And with him, just like you know, when you know something and not everybody knows, you get pushed away. Nobody wants to embrace a new thing, and so he's been, you know, not invited to all the, all the symposiums and and all this, and and yet he's published, you know, most of the. He comes on my podcast every week. We talk about science and my, my, my prog, my progress and all this stuff.
Speaker 1:Anyways, fast forward. I was still all I had. Then I talked to the chemo doctor and she was in link with the radiation doctor. She says this is what we got to do. We got to do this double-edged sword and we got to hit you hard with this thing, and that's the only thing that's going to turn this thing around.
Speaker 1:Well, in bringing all this to, they said well, you got to get dental clearance before you get radiation. And so I go to the dentist and the first dentist says well, we got to pull all your teeth out. I'm like hell, no. So then I go to another dentist and the other dentist says well, we got to pull three teeth out because with radiation, when they with head and neck cancer, there's no way they can radiate. Just this, it's not a spot. Radiation is going to get into your bones, it's going to screw it up and you'll never be able to have dental work after you have radiation. You have to do everything you're going to ever do before you have radiation, if you're going to have radiation, before you have radiation, if you're going to have radiation.
Speaker 1:Well, I went to this biological dentist and and she basically um, gave me this thing, this, this, and meanwhile something told me there's got to be another answer. There's got to be another answer. And so I'm getting hung up and meanwhile this thing's getting bigger and bigger with everything I'm doing, even with the methionine restriction. It's slowing it down but it's not stopping it. I can tell I'm now in a place where I'm interacting with this thing on a cellular level, on an electrical level. We're arm wrestling. I mean it was a thing and I was pushing it back, but it was. You know it was not an easy push and I couldn't do it forever. I knew that.
Speaker 1:And finally Dr Hoffman comes up. I'm like I'm not getting this, it's not getting done and I need to do something. And he says you know, I got an idea. That's it's not getting done and I need to do something. He says you know I got an idea. He says why don't you recommend go to your, your chemo doctor, and and and ask her if she would be willing to do a neoadjuvant, first-line treatment? And what that is is it's a precursor said, well, let's just shrink it down a little bit and then we'll go and do your thing.
Speaker 1:And I said, and we did research and we came to find there's this three drug chemo cocktail that has been successful in the cancer that I have all the way. But I said I just said how about we do this first, just to give me some breathing time while I try to get my teeth figured out. She agreed to it. I gave her the drugs, I gave her the cocktail. I said this is what I want to do, will you do it? She agreed, okay, that's when everything started shifting.
Speaker 1:So I learned at this point, now and now, the clarity. This is after the third peyote session and I'm getting information and separating, getting answers. It's really I mean, I'm in a place now and nothing else is in my way. All I'm doing is this. And so I come to find out that if you do chemo and you fast for two or three days prior and one day after, you can drastically improve the value of the chemo and drastically reduce the side effects. Interesting, yeah. And so this is all coming from these multiple streams of information, these people that are actually doing it, and I'm like, ok, I think I got a plan.
Speaker 1:And so then, and it's like okay, then I realized, oh, I got to get a port installed because this chemo is bad stuff and it'll blow your veins out. And it turned out there was. And meanwhile, I mean, this thing is getting. I mean this thing is now a grapefruit sticking out of me and it's got another thing sticking out of it it was starting to weep. I mean it was bad. I got a photo documentation of the whole thing. It's just, it was bad.
Speaker 1:I couldn't go anywhere. I couldn't. I mean, I was more or less bedridden at this point and I'm just giving everything I got to this, giving everything I got, finally, the last second that insurance approves the port I go in and I get the thing. Two days later I get this infusion and I got to carry around this poison pump for five days, literally every minute, pumping poison into me. Brutal, just brutal. But you know what? After about three days, I noticed it starting to shrink and what you're looking at is four weeks after I began this chemo session and when we're all said and done, I'll send you a picture of what it looked like before Four weeks. Right now, the doctors are everybody's blown away. Now we're talking about not necessarily having to do any other therapy.
Speaker 1:I've got one more session to go and I'm yeah, and I started sleeping. I couldn't sleep. I wasn't sleeping more than an hour and a half because of the pain. Literally my skin was stretching to the part where it's been a break and that was waking me up every hour, hour and a half. It was just brutal, just brutal. And that was waking me up every hour, hour and a half. It was just brutal, just brutal. And that's where I came to that place of reckoning. You know, it's like whoa, and now I sleep. The side effects have been minimal.
Speaker 1:Cannabis came back into my life, turns out. It's really good for nausea and appetite, and I got that moment of hey, remember me. It came and talked to me. It said I'm still here for you and I'm like, oh yeah, that thing that you're so good at, let's go. And so now, when I need it, it's there for me. But just, it's been this incredible, incredible story and I literally have subscriber episodes. Now I've got a bunch of subscribers that actually pay to listen to this podcast and I have detailed the, the journal. I mean, that's, it's really my journal. So when I get back and if I need to study it, I can go back to where I was, because I told the story as it was happening in in real time. So I've captured it all and I I don't do it as often anymore because now I've got other things I'm doing, but when that that's all I was doing.
Speaker 2:Just about every day or two I was updating the journal and um yeah, and you seem, and you seem to be in a really good place, man. I mean, I am in a wonderful place.
Speaker 1:you're, yeah, and this is just only a few days after the chemo. I still got a little chemo drunk in my head right now, but it's it's. You know I got to tell you, dan, as crazy as it sounds, this most difficult thing that I've had to go through has been the biggest blessing of my life. It usually works out that way has been the biggest blessing of my life it usually works out that way. Just incredible. And you know it's wild. I've been forged three times. You know the first one was just a divorce, that was a pretty easy one. But second one was the battle with the government. You know six years of anguish and being beat down and forged. This is my third forging. So I feel as I'm starting to cool and sharpen this blade.
Speaker 1:I'm feeling pretty darn good about it we're battle seasoned yes, indeed indeed, but you know, it brings perspective to everything and and that's really where that, that point of view that you know, really lets the whole landscape take on a different. You can see things from farther back, I think. When you've experienced things like this, you know the things that people get caught up on and stuck in and mired in and whatever distracted by. You're like, ah, that's not even a thing.
Speaker 2:And I think you know, like, for me, then all that makes sense and it's the dharma you have to do. But the common denominator is just the ability to be able to appreciate my life. Yes, and the things in it. Yes, like I'll go out in the sun. Yes, I'm in northeastregon here in this spring. You're it's, it's perfect. Yeah, and I feel it on my the sun on my skin.
Speaker 2:Yes, yes, god, it's not cold, it's like baby bear, perfect I love it and and that is rare yes, life and it's like that, I think, is the biggest part of our Dharma.
Speaker 1:Yes, Is that?
Speaker 2:ability to be able to, because once you do that, get to the end of the ride, right Body goes yeah. Well, okay, I've been there. I did that Instead of the regret of oh man, I wished I would have done that. Oh man, oh man, I wish I would have done that exactly, and it's again, it's a whole surface line. Better to regret something you did do than something you didn't do absolutely, because when you somebody, if you're regretting something you did do, they're sort of like you can compensate for there's something.
Speaker 1:you got something for it, for for sure, even if it hurts, you got something out of it.
Speaker 2:But I'm just amazed you can do it. Yeah, and just the beauty. Yeah, the beauty. I get overwhelmed, yes, but I love it. Yes, okay, yes, that's what this is about. Yes, not just you know me and my personal venture here. It's like my contribution to humanity. Yeah, oh good, you appreciated that exactly. And and the, the, this, this, um, oh god, brain farts again. Just so many things. So so you know different, yeah to go to and the appreciation of this, but, man, I'm glad you're doing great. Do you want to get in touch with Dr Mirza Behi? He's connected with a lot of these people.
Speaker 1:I haven't talked to him in many years.
Speaker 2:I talked to him out again. He's still struggling. He had to deal with his stuff but he has helped a number of people. Janet was one. She got some, has helped a number of people. Janet was one. She got some cancer. He knows these people, he, he may know this Hoffman, yeah, yeah, and, and he's got those connections. So next time I talk to him we're supposed to be soon here I'll tell him to give you a call. Absolutely, and that's really where this?
Speaker 1:I feel like I have a flag that I'm I can help bring in at this new paradigm and and I, it's your Dharma. Yeah, exactly, and I, I feel everybody I talked to like you say at least you can plant the seed and and that's if, if, that's all I can do.
Speaker 2:That's good. That's good. It's not your responsibility. All you have to. That's good. It's not your responsibility. All of us, we just plant.
Speaker 1:I can do my part. Yeah, and my part is share the knowledge, share my experience. Who?
Speaker 2:is not having expectations. Right, you've got to let go of it. Okay, there it is. Yeah, maybe just show one more time here. This is special and then that's it Absolutely. My dharma requires me to try once. Yes, absolutely my dharma requires me to try once. Yes, you know so I. You tell somebody the story once. If you really care about or if you think of a different way to say it, you may try again, but then just let it go.
Speaker 1:Yes, let it go and you know what it does is. It gives you much more time to experience other things, and and to find those people who do have the first round for that scene. Yes, and again, it's at action. You just keep going, you keep moving, you keep meeting, you keep talking. It's a, it's a. Yes, I'm right there with you. Well, dan, I I tell you this has been an amazing conversation.
Speaker 2:I knew it would be, and there's always we can do is, if people are interested, if they they got questions, let's do it again I love it, I love it, awesome.
Speaker 1:Well, thank you so much. Is there any parting shot you have for any seed you want to plant here?
Speaker 2:No, not really. You know, life is good. I kind of disillusioned with the whole cannabis industry.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:Watching the greed that's taken over. Yeah, avoid that. Simple solutions to all of our problems. We're not distracted anymore. All right, we got this president that he likes to just oh, stroke of the pen. Stroke of the pen, you want to solve our problems. Limit personal wealth and holdings to $100 million. There you go, period. And then all the rest, all of the rest of that, and I did the math on this, joe.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I call it excess wealth In America. This is just America. This is not the world.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Just in America, the excess wealth that people have over $100 million equals about $35 trillion.
Speaker 1:Whoa geez.
Speaker 2:What the debt?
Speaker 1:I was going to say that sounds like our debt level.
Speaker 2:That's the debt. So my mantra now is hey, I think it's time to repossess the Lambo.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I hear you.
Speaker 2:I can't Austerity. We need austerity at the top. There you go.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a great parting shot, Dan. It's been an absolute pleasure. I look forward to talking with you again soon.
Speaker 2:Likewise, joe. Keep on the path, man. All right, it's been the.
Speaker 1:Healthy Living Podcast. I'm your host, Joe Grumbine, and we'll see you next time.
