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Burzynski: The Cancer Cure Cover-up is the story of a pioneering medical doctor and PhD biochemist who has discovered a unique and proprietary method of treating most cancers. This documentary takes the audience through the treacherous, yet victorious, near 50-year journey both Dr. Burzynski and his patients have had to endure in order to obtain FDA-approved clinical trials of Antineoplastons. Defying the face of skepticism, legal attacks from state and federal agencies, and a powerful propaganda campaign to stop Burzynski - this doctor and his patients are still going strong. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 03:30 - Polish-born Stanislaw Burzynski finds a cure for cancer ▷ 07:20 - The Texas Medical Board takes Burzynski to court to no avail ▷ 13:34 - The FDA's attempts to stop Burzynski included raiding his clinic, taking him before six grand juries and dissemination of false information ▷ 21:35 - Despite a subcommittee created to intervene in the FDA's harrassment and emotional testimonies of patients, Buryzki was indicted ▷ 28:16 - The FDA conducts clinical trials of antineoplastons and continued with Burzynski's

Three women share a common goal: Carolina, Bertha and Maxima are leading today's fight against modern conquistadors. Whereas governments and corporations, trapped in a global race towards unlimited growth, need to get the cheapest raw materials, these three women tell us a story of tireless courage: how to keep fighting to protect nature when your life is at risk? When police repression, corporate harassment, injuries or even death threats are part of your daily routine? ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Intro ▷ 01:38 - The Illusion of Abundance ▷ 57:29 - Credits ------- ------- "Colonialism is not over!", said the environmental defenders Berta Caceres a few months before being murdered at her home. Every year 200 defenders are being killed worldwide. Two out of three in Latin America alone. German giant Tüv Süd is now being sued by victims' families from Brazil. Dutch development bank FMO is under legal attack by indigenous small farmers from Honduras. Newmont, the world’s biggest gold mining company, might be brought to Court in the US by a woman from Peru for a land dispute.

Deep within the isolated volcanic waters of the San Benedicto Island, a massive 20-foot ocean giant defies everything scientists thought they knew about marine life. Once feared as legendary "devil fish," giant manta rays are now known to be peaceful, highly intelligent creatures possessing mammalian-sized brains and a strange, deep curiosity for human contact. This documentary follows world-renowned biologists on a high-stakes expedition to the remote Socorro Archipelago, deploying cutting-edge satellite tracking and harvesting vital DNA samples to protect these majestic animals. However, a dark threat looms as industrial gill netting and illegal poaching push this protected ecosystem to the absolute brink of collapse, making the fight for their survival more urgent than ever.

A powerful CEO, facing the harsh reality of environmental harm he caused, embarks on a radical mission to prove that industry can lead the fight for our planet. An inspirational roadmap for business leaders who want to reverse climate change before it's too late. Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

Witness the survival strategies of diverse wildlife, from Cherry salmon and cranes adapting to extreme winters to the fascinating breeding rituals of aquatic creatures. Delve into the seasonal changes and predator-prey dynamics that shape life in these dynamic environments. Join us on a journey through the melting ice and snow of Asia's rivers, lakes, and marshes, where nature's resilience and adaptation are on full display.

Patrick McMillan takes us on a journey through the Clemson University Experimental Forest in the Piedmont region of South Carolina. Originally used as farmland, this forest of over 17,000 acres has been fully restored in the last 70 years and is now a center for biodiversity with migratory birds, native wildflowers, and even a swamp rabbit which is semiaquatic. McMillan meets up with two friends who also work at Clemson University, Ornithologist Dr. Drew, and Plant Ecologist Vic, where they discuss the migration patterns of some of the forests birds, and the different types of soil and its erosion patterns in the region.