Ivermectin Is a Powerful Anti-Cancer Remedy, 9 Peer-Reviewed Studies Conclude
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I'm beginning to believe that both parasites, and fungus, are causes of most disease.
TPTB- causes most disease.
TPTB = "parasites and fungus"
Seems accurate to me.
Reminds me of a sticker i seen once
"Politics... Poly as in many, Ticks as in blood sucking creatures"
True.
My mother had cancer during the plandemic. So I was simultaneously studying cancer and the alleged covid virus at the same time.
I found some interesting things. For example, ebola and parasitic worms.. very similar morphology..
I found other examples where viral morphology resembled some type of parasite or fungus.
Don’t forget viruses and bacteria ARE parasites. We just have been taught to think only WORMS are parasitic.
if cancer is caused from a virus which is also a parasite it would make sense that ivermectin would treat cancer because ivermectin works against the virus (the cause) and the cancer (the by product of the disease).
Exactly and don't forget fenbenzanole!
JTP. every day since i had a brain tumor removed
God bless your journey! 🙏💕
Check out this guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYILnjc_wuY
I remember a post that said " What will people do when they discover that viruses do not cause inflammation?" Then I later saw a video where one researcher was excited and explaining the evidence that viruses were present during an inflammation, but they did not cause the inflammation. They were the by product of the immune system fighting the inflammation. It will be very interesting to see if this is the case.
But we eat mushrooms though, the food kind and the recreational kind.
I'm convinced mushrooms may hold the cures for most diseases.
Yeah, we do. I happen to love mushrooms. I don't eat them often, but sometimes worry about it because fungi.
why do you worry about it?
This has been known for at least a century.
New to me.