"Regenerate Yourself Masterclass" on BrightU: Food is the ultimate medicine
By jacobthomas // 2025-12-26
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  • On Day 8 of "Regenerate Yourself Masterclass," Sayer Ji argued that chronic diseases like cancer were not random failures but misdirected expressions of the body's innate self-healing and survival mechanisms.
  • He stated that modern medicine's evidence-based foundation was often compromised by funding bias and selective publication.
  • Ji founded GreenMedInfo as an activist project to provide open-access evidence from biomedical literature on the efficacy of natural remedies, which he felt were routinely dismissed.
  • He explained that natural substances, like herbs and foods, worked intelligently with the body's evolutionary history, unlike patented pharmaceutical chemicals designed to suppress symptoms.
  • Ji advocated for a "regenerate" diet of whole, ancestral foods over processed items, asserting that food itself was profound medicine and that supporting the body's innate resilience was the true path to healing chronic disease.
On Day 8 of "Regenerate Yourself Masterclass," aired on Dec. 20, Sayer Ji outlined a paradigm where conditions like cancer, Alzheimer's and heart disease are not just random failures of the body, but misdirected expressions of its innate, powerful will to survive and heal. A quiet revolution is brewing in the world of health, challenging the very foundations of modern medicine's approach to chronic disease. At its core is a simple, yet radical, idea: The most powerful prescriptions for health are not found in a pharmacy, but in the kitchen and the natural world. Ji, founder of GreenMedInfo, explained that the body constantly employs stem cells to repair damage. When faced with persistent, unnatural threats, from chemical toxins to inflammatory foods, these regenerative processes can go awry, leading to disease. "In the case of cancer, we now know that almost every cancer analyzed has cancer stem cells at the root," Ji said. "The tumor is just trying to resist an environment that is imposed upon it that is extremely unnatural." He cited parabens in body care products as an example of a chemical that can create such adversity in breast tissue that cells shift into a survival mode that manifests as cancer. "Cancer is something the body does. It doesn't just happen to an already sick body." Central to Ji's "new biology" is the debunking of old medical dogmas, particularly the idea that key tissues like the brain cannot regenerate. He points to the discovery of neural stem cells and research on compounds like aromatic turmerone from turmeric, which have been shown to enhance neural stem cell proliferation. As noted by BrightU.AI's Enoch, turmerones are specific compounds in turmeric's essential oil that are important for its aroma and have been found to stimulate the growth of new brain cells, a process known as neurogenesis. However, Ji cautions against the "pharmaceutical model" of isolating single molecules like curcumin. He champions whole foods and culinary herbs, stating, “We actually derive far more benefit from culinary application and consumption of these plants than we do from taking heroic, mega-potent extracts of supplements.” This leads to the heart of Ji's "regenerate prescription" or "RX," a term he reclaims for its original meaning: recipe. He described a profound, intelligent communication between plants and humans, validated by the discovery of exosomes, tiny particles that carry regulatory information between kingdoms. "Why is that?" Ji asked, using the walnut as an example. "It literally has a skull-like structure. And then it has bispheric formation that looks just like a brain and it's full of omega three fatty acids, which are the very fats that our brains require." This is not a coincidence, he argued, but evidence of a deep, informational exchange where "food is medicine." The regenerate diet, therefore, rejects the modern "Western pattern" of processed foods, sugars and oxidized fats, which Ji noted researchers use to induce chronic diseases in studies and returns to an ancestral template. This includes fruits, foraged vegetables, seeds, nuts and high-quality meats. "There is more medicinal value in a cup of Grandma's chicken soup than, I would say, all pharmaceuticals on the planet when it comes to chronic disease," Ji stated. For Ji, this knowledge is born from both decades of scrutinizing biomedical literature and personal necessity. Having overcome severe childhood illness through natural means, his mission is to empower others with the science that validates a different path to healing. “It was me sharing my story so others could know that there is another path.” In a healthcare landscape often focused on symptom suppression, "Regenerate Yourself Masterclass" makes a compelling case: The ultimate cure for chronic disease may not be found in fighting the body, but in finally supporting its profound and resilient ability to heal itself.

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If you want to learn at your own pace and discover how to regenerate your health on your own schedule, you can access the full course by owning your copy of the "Regenerate Yourself Masterclass" package. Upon purchase, you will get the "Regenerate Yourself Masterclass" full course along with bonuses, including "The Regenerate Fitness Program," "The Regenerative Cooking Series," 10 exclusive expert-level bonus videos and six evidence-backed eBooks on healthy aging, detoxification and nutrition. BrighteonUniversity.com 1 BrightU.com BrightU.ai BrighteonUniversity.com 2
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