Drew, a long-term survivor, clarified that his goal was to participate in a greater cause, to help HIV researchers attain data that, even if they don’t benefit him personally, may one day be useful in developing a cure for others. “The possibility of curing myself of HIV was never my intention going into this,” Drew told The Queer Review in an interview before the film’s August 2021 debut at Outfest, an LGBTQ film festival in Los Angeles (you can watch the interview below). (You can watch the trailer at the top of this article.) Although Right to Try runs less than half an hour, its subject leaves a lasting impression as well as raises a number of questions. Diagnosed with HIV in 1987, Drew stopped taking his lifesaving meds nearly two years ago to start an experimental treatment to cure HIV.ĭirected by Zeb Newman and produced by Octavia Spencer, the film is available for free on the Peacock app and at. Darrell Wolfe, Bob Wright.If you need a break from year-end gatherings and anxiety-inducing headlines (and who doesn’t?), here’s an inspiring diversion: the documentary short Right to Try, about Jeffrey Drew. Robert Verkerk, Chris Walsh, Chris Wark, Dr. Irvin Sahni, Jeffrey Smith, Suzanne Somers, Peter Starr, Dr. Edward Griffin, Bill Henderson, Kevin Irish, Dr. James Forsythe, Marlon Glenn, Burton Goldberg, Dr. Véronique Desaulniers, Jonathan Emord, Dr. Francisco Contreras, Frank Cousineau, Dr. Rashid Buttar, Cortney Campbell, Kevin Campbell, Dr. Robert Scott Bell, Charlene Bollinger, Dr. Not only will you learn proven protocols to treat cancer naturally, but also what you and your family can do to prevent cancer from ever occurring.įeaturing: Mike Adams, Paul Barattiero, Dr. In the series you’ll travel with Ty Bollinger, who lost both his mother and father to cancer (as well as five other family members), as he sits down with the foremost doctors, researchers, experts, and cancer survivors to discover their proven methods for treating and beating cancer. They break their “code of silence” and expose the truth you need to know.

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