Doctor Who Cured 92% Of Cancer Patients Says Biopsies Are SPREADING Cancer
A needle biopsy punctures the tumor and releases the toxins into the system. In a bold and controversial video recirculating on social media, Dr Leonard Coldwell, challenges conventional views of cancer, arguing that tumors are not malignant invaders but protective mechanisms created by the body to contain toxins. “The tumor is working on keeping you alive,” he says. “Cancer is not even an illness. Cancer is a symptom.” Dr. Leonard Coldwell has seen 66,000 patients, with 35,000 of them having cancer. He has the highest known cancer patient cure rate of over 92.3%. This figure is based on the clinical and scientific research of the Schmargendorf Health Institute, Berlin, under the scientific leadership of Dr. Med. Thomas Hohn. In the video, Coldwell begins by challenging the mainstream narrative around cancer. “The tumor is working on keeping you alive,” he says, suggesting that tumors form as a protective response to overwhelming internal toxicity. Rather than framing cancer as a random genetic disaster or a purely cellular malfunction, this perspective posits that cancer is a biological adaptation—a last-ditch effort by the body to wall off and neutralize harmful substances that would otherwise cause systemic collapse. This concept aligns with certain holistic or functional medicine viewpoints, which argue that chronic diseases often stem from environmental, dietary, and emotional imbalances. In this model, cancer is not the primary problem—it’s the red flag. The real issue lies upstream: years of exposure to toxins, processed foods, unresolved trauma, and cellular inflammation. “So the body builds a bubble, a tumor, and collects all these poisons and keeps the poisons on one spot where they don't do harm. That's a tumor,” Colwell says, “so that's why it's so dangerous if anybody comes with a needle, with a needle biopsy, and pinches into this tumor and releases the toxins into the system. And all of a sudden they find you have a very fast-growing, very aggressive cancer that you didn't have before the needle biopsy.”