The conversation between Jonathan Otto and Dr. Karlfeldt revolves around the alarming increase in cancer rates and the potential hidden causes behind this rise. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of sharing vital information that could save lives, based on his investigative journalism and extensive research in medical mechanisms and disease reversal, particularly cancer. He suggests that the rapid increase in cancer rates may be attributed to unexpected factors such as environmental toxins, including pesticides containing animal venoms. Jonathan highlights the importance of understanding these mechanisms to better address and possibly reverse cancer by focusing on body regulation and detoxification. Jonathan Otto and Dr. Karlfeldt also discuss the controversial idea that nicotine, despite its negative reputation, might play a therapeutic role in displacing venom-like peptides found in COVID-19 patients. Jonathan references studies showing that these peptides, similar to components of animal venoms, were found in COVID-19 patients and suggests that nicotine could potentially neutralize these toxins by binding to specific receptors in the body. He argues that misperceptions about nicotine's dangers stem from the harmful chemicals in cigarettes rather than nicotine itself, which is naturally present in some foods. This conversation introduces unconventional perspectives on cancer treatment and the influence of environmental and synthetic toxins, urging further exploration and awareness. The discussion delves into the therapeutic use of nicotine, chlorine dioxide, and urine therapy for various health conditions, emphasizing their affordability and accessibility. Nicotine has been studied for its potential benefits in managing aggression in autism and schizophrenia, with a recommended administration through a patch that releases a small dose over 24 hours. Chlorine dioxide is highlighted for its oxygenating properties, which help in detoxifying and oxidizing pathogens, with protocols available for safe usage through organizations like the Andreas Kalcker Foundation. Urine therapy is presented as a potent natural remedy with historical significance and modern applications, particularly in detoxification and healing. Despite common misconceptions about its toxicity, urine therapy involves reintroducing metabolized toxins in small amounts to signal the body for their removal, akin to homeopathic principles. This practice, historically used across various cultures, is argued to enhance immune responses and overall health, with evidence suggesting its effectiveness in treating infections, reducing toxicity, and even potentially reversing severe conditions like vaccine injuries and cancer. ·  Jonathan Otto and Dr. Karlfeldt discuss the rising cancer rates and the significance of understanding cancer stem cells for effective therapies. ·  The conversation explores a theory that links animal venoms to cancer and other diseases, suggesting their presence in the environment and in COVID-19 patients. ·  Jonathan posits that nicotine, often maligned due to smoking, may have therapeutic properties by dislodging venom from receptors and mitigating its harmful effects. ·  Nicotine patches can be used therapeutically in small doses for children with conditions like autism, by releasing a controlled amount of nicotine over 24 hours. ·  Chlorine dioxide is proposed as a treatment that works by delivering oxygen and supporting cellular electrical activity, showing potential benefits for various health conditions, including cancer. ·  Urine therapy is suggested to have significant health benefits, including acting as an anti-venom and providing anti-cancer properties, by recycling metabolites and signaling molecules that aid the body's healing processes. ---- Connect with Jonathan: https://www.instagram.com/jonno.otto/?hl=en https://jonathanotto.tv/ ---- Grab my book A Better Way to Treat Cancer: A Comprehensive Guide t