In this brief YouTube short, Dr. Tabatha Barber explains that benign growths such as tumors, polyps, skin tags, and cysts are not merely harmless curiosities; they signal that the body's cellular repair mechanisms are failing. She frames the discussion around the question of prevention, emphasizing that the presence of these abnormal growths indicates underlying dysfunction in cell repair processes.
I would love to say, how can we prevent the tumor from growing in the first place? Right. How can we prevent the polyps? Because your body should not be growing abnormal things, tumors, polyps, skin tags, cysts, all those things that are happening, even though they're benign at the time, they're an indication that your cell's repair process is not happening properly.
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