Retired higher ed IT professional trying to figure out what to do next. So far travel and staying healthy is the goal. Stage IV cancer survivor. Author.
Oncologists already know this. Patients rarely hear it said so plainly.
"The very things that you use to cure cancer actually cause cancer."
Dr. Jason Fung is talking about chemotherapy and radiation. Both work by damaging cells. And in his model, chronic cellular damage is exactly what pushes a cell toward cancer in the first place.
"If you give chemotherapy and you give enough chemotherapy, 10 years down the line, you can have a different cancer that arose because of your chemotherapy or because of your radiation."
His point isn't that treatment is worthless. It's that "just kill the bad cells" carries a cost we don't always count.
"So the things that you use to cure the cancer can cause a cancer. Why? Because they cause cellular damage."
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@PressSec Not according to NPR! NPR is the default news broadcaster on my google speaker/device. They claim that grocery prices are still higher this Thanksgiving season than they were compared to last year. I thought NPR was defunded?
Unexpected Drugs Found to Reverse Cancers for Many
Joe Tippens was told he had three months to live—but became cancer-free after taking a veterinary antiparasitic.
He’s not alone. Many late-stage patients are exploring fenbendazole and ivermectin instead of chemotherapy, with oncologists reporting surprising remissions.
What are doctors seeing that makes them risk their careers to recommend unapproved drugs—and could this change the future of cancer treatment?
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@WarClandestine It is unfortunate, but you speak the truth. I am glad that you remain clandestine for your own safety. You speak the truth and I love you for it.