jimintoronto
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Care to cite ONE legitimate medical source( anywhere in the world ) that backs up your opinion ?? I'll go and make a coffee while you find one. JimB.
Cancer treatment breakthrough just announced
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rgp
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I wonder, will this med be fast-tracked like the so called China-virus / covid vaccine was ?
I mean we were told how bad the covid virus was , we all know how deadly so many forms of cancer are. I lost one friend [after vaccination] to covid. I lost two G/parents & two life long close friends to cancer. I have two other friends [both female] who contracted brest cancer ..... so far both are in remission. And my oldest/longest friend [66 years] is still in remission of prostate cancer.
I mean we were told how bad the covid virus was , we all know how deadly so many forms of cancer are. I lost one friend [after vaccination] to covid. I lost two G/parents & two life long close friends to cancer. I have two other friends [both female] who contracted brest cancer ..... so far both are in remission. And my oldest/longest friend [66 years] is still in remission of prostate cancer.
Robert59
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I had a family member die from brain cancer at 42 that would give anything to live.
^^^^^ Unfortunate reality.
Another reality: Such "Breakthroughs" are usually announced to generate more research grants. $$$$$$. That's why these big announcements are made with news media every few years, but those "Breakthroughs" never materialize.
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Knight
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The article does give hope that success could be adapted to other forms of cancer,
1st. used in the treatment of Endometrial cancer which is a type of cancer that begins in the uterus. The uterus is the hollow, pear-shaped pelvic organ where fetal development occurs. Endometrial cancer begins in the layer of cells that form the lining (endometrium) of the uterus. Endometrial cancer is sometimes called uterine cancer.
The article goes on to say.
this was the first clinical investigation of whether it was also effective against rectal cancer tumors.
The early results reported so far suggest it is surprisingly effective, with the research team saying the successful cancer remission seen in every trial patient may be unprecedented for a cancer drug intervention.
"I believe this is the first time this has happened in the history of cancer," medical oncologist Luis Diaz Jr. from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), the senior
Pricing yet to be announced.
1st. used in the treatment of Endometrial cancer which is a type of cancer that begins in the uterus. The uterus is the hollow, pear-shaped pelvic organ where fetal development occurs. Endometrial cancer begins in the layer of cells that form the lining (endometrium) of the uterus. Endometrial cancer is sometimes called uterine cancer.
The article goes on to say.
this was the first clinical investigation of whether it was also effective against rectal cancer tumors.
The early results reported so far suggest it is surprisingly effective, with the research team saying the successful cancer remission seen in every trial patient may be unprecedented for a cancer drug intervention.
"I believe this is the first time this has happened in the history of cancer," medical oncologist Luis Diaz Jr. from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK), the senior
Pricing yet to be announced.
palides2021
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Although I am glad these patients fared well with this treatment, 12 is a very small number. They would have to repeat this in more patient studies to see if it's statistically significant. I'd also like to see if this treatment can be used for other cancers.
My husband and I wrote articles about the war on cancer and we found that it had failed. We used SEER data and data from CDC. Cancer rates were still going up. This was around 2007 or so. We also found that the U.S. was big on treatment but did not have a prevention program. My husband also amassed many books on Cancer, and a few of them were on alternative treatments like Gerson Therapy, etc.
I am very familiar with cancer cells because I grew them in the lab for over a decade. I fed them and did experiments on them. They love sugar and growth hormone (from cows). Cancer cells don't like change. So whenever I hear someone has cancer, the first thing I tell them is to change their diet. If they are meat eaters, become vegetarians.
My husband and I wrote articles about the war on cancer and we found that it had failed. We used SEER data and data from CDC. Cancer rates were still going up. This was around 2007 or so. We also found that the U.S. was big on treatment but did not have a prevention program. My husband also amassed many books on Cancer, and a few of them were on alternative treatments like Gerson Therapy, etc.
I am very familiar with cancer cells because I grew them in the lab for over a decade. I fed them and did experiments on them. They love sugar and growth hormone (from cows). Cancer cells don't like change. So whenever I hear someone has cancer, the first thing I tell them is to change their diet. If they are meat eaters, become vegetarians.
David777
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- Silicon Valley
I'm currently mostly through Ray Kurzweil's 2008 bestseller "The Singularity is Near", a fat 500 page book where he discusses within a few decades for health treatment reasons millions of nanobots will be injected into our bloodstreams. Also suspect that a form of nanobats is the nature of God's Holy Spirit but in a gaseous water cloud form.
https://interestingengineering.com/nanobots-will-be-flowing-through-your-body-by-2030
According to IFL Science, DNA robots are already being tested in animals to seek out and destroy cancer cells. These programmed strands of DNA have the capability to move through the bloodstream and injecting blood clotting drugs into blood vessels around tumors, cutting off their blood supply. If human trials go forward, these tiny robots could be revolutionary in treating cancer and in other cell research. There are still a large number of hurdles to overcome, however, before injected nanorobots would be able to surpass current forms of treatment.
Cancer detection and treatment is one thing, but tiny nanobots could be big players in the future of medicine for other reasons. Researchers believe that nanobots could soon deliver drugs to humans with a high degree of accuracy, according to New Atlas. This would allow for delivery of micro dosages right where the patient needs them, and could help prevent harmful side effects. University scientists also believe that nanobots could one day be used to reduce plaque in veins and solve dietary issues, along with a whole slew of other medical uses. Extending beyond simple medicine, nanobots could allow humans to reach a greater state of connectivity.
https://interestingengineering.com/nanobots-will-be-flowing-through-your-body-by-2030
According to IFL Science, DNA robots are already being tested in animals to seek out and destroy cancer cells. These programmed strands of DNA have the capability to move through the bloodstream and injecting blood clotting drugs into blood vessels around tumors, cutting off their blood supply. If human trials go forward, these tiny robots could be revolutionary in treating cancer and in other cell research. There are still a large number of hurdles to overcome, however, before injected nanorobots would be able to surpass current forms of treatment.
Cancer detection and treatment is one thing, but tiny nanobots could be big players in the future of medicine for other reasons. Researchers believe that nanobots could soon deliver drugs to humans with a high degree of accuracy, according to New Atlas. This would allow for delivery of micro dosages right where the patient needs them, and could help prevent harmful side effects. University scientists also believe that nanobots could one day be used to reduce plaque in veins and solve dietary issues, along with a whole slew of other medical uses. Extending beyond simple medicine, nanobots could allow humans to reach a greater state of connectivity.
Packerjohn
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- Canada
My wife got cancer about the time Covid 19 started. The whole world was obsessed with Covid. Had she got sick at some other time, I believe some sort of help might have happened. Covid 19 became a tunnel vision for the world. That is all the media saw and that is all the media really talked about. Once she got to the hospital, I could not even take her out. People were going crazy with Covid. It had taken over the lives of most folks. Now, they want to shout, scream and spit about that "Monkey Business." What ever happened to Aids? Wasn't that going to kill everyone in this world or perhaps just those in the "Gay" community?
The obsession is wherever the money is. And Covid is where the big money is now.
There are simple dietary changes or particular food source remedies that not only relieve the symptoms but also do not have the very common and frequent short and long term side effects of otc meds or rx meds.
Since it is all about money, and the natural helps cannot be patented nor nearly as profitable as synthetic toxins,
the official licensed pharmakeia controlled doctors will not usually mention them.