Major scientific breakthrough in treating lung cancer. A triumph of real science over faith-based science!

[RobDownSouth]

Nature Magazine published the scientific story of the year on October 22nd.

This should win the Nobel Prize in Medicine next year.

This is likely to be the most significant medical breakthrough of the decade.

https://imgur.com/kjLiSey

The mRNA Covid vaccine has now been officially proven via peer-reviewed scientific research to have an unintended side effect.....the vaccine issues a "wake up call" the human body's immune system to go out on "search and destroy" missions to kill cancerous cells.

8 years of research from the University of Florida and the nation's premier cancer center (MD Anderson....right here in Houston) have shown unequivocally (this means beyond a doubt, Rightguide) that combining the Covid mRNA vaccine with traditional immunotherapy medicines leads to a 50 percent longer lifespan for people suffering from lung cancer.

mRNA vaccines have long been the bogeymen of uneducated and undereducated conservatives, who prefer to ingest horse dewormer paste for their various aches and pains. Horse dewormer paste has not been tested side-by-side with the mRNA covid vaccine for cancer treatment, for obvious reasons.

The success of this treatment opens the door to other forms of cancer being treated in a similar fashion.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Is this in conjunction with horse dewormer and bleach or as a stand-alone process?

 

[Lazaran]

Nature Magazine published the scientific story of the year on October 22nd.

This should win the Nobel Prize in Medicine next year.

This is likely to be the most significant medical breakthrough of the decade.

https://imgur.com/kjLiSey

The mRNA Covid vaccine has now been officially proven via peer-reviewed scientific research to have an unintended side effect.....the vaccine issues a "wake up call" the human body's immune system to go out on "search and destroy" missions to kill cancerous cells.

8 years of research from the University of Florida and the nation's premier cancer center (MD Anderson....right here in Houston) have shown unequivocally (this means beyond a doubt, Rightguide) that combining the Covid mRNA vaccine with traditional immunotherapy medicines leads to a 50 percent longer lifespan for people suffering from lung cancer.

mRNA vaccines have long been the bogeymen of uneducated and undereducated conservatives, who prefer to ingest horse dewormer paste for their various aches and pains. Horse dewormer paste has not been tested side-by-side with the mRNA covid vaccine for cancer treatment, for obvious reasons.

The success of this treatment opens the door to other forms of cancer being treated in a similar fashion.

They’re going to have competition for the Nobel prize in medicine from the group that is working on a cure / treatment for Huntington’s disease (and DonOld & RFK Jr.’s cure for autism, of course…)



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[eric_erosfan]

Interesting. This is what killed my father after 35 years of smoking. I hope they continue the studies.

 

[YDB95]

I lost two friends to lung cancer just after the pandemic (one died from the cancer itself, the other one learned she had it and slit her wrists). I wish this had come to light before then!

 

[RobDownSouth]

I lost two friends to lung cancer just after the pandemic (one died from the cancer itself, the other one learned she had it and slit her wrists). I wish this had come to light before then!

The friend who slit her wrists upon diagnosis made me flinch.

I had a contractor I'd worked with for years, we weren't "friendly" but he'd go out for our team lunches together quite often.

He was a bona fide systems programming genius, we gave him a one year contract after his "retirement" to help revamp an ancient data processing system. Two months into the contract, he was giving an update in a routine status meeting and started inserting random words into sentences.

He was diagnosed with glioblastoma, incurable brain cancer.

He insisted on completing the project assigned to him, arguing it would "take his mind off mortality".
He got worse with each passing week.
We eventually began giving him updates on what "he" had accomplished each week.
When he finally passed away it was a relief.
I've often wondered how I would handle being told I had something incurable.

 

[YDB95]

The friend who slit her wrists upon diagnosis made me flinch.

She also knew the other cancer victim I mentioned, and saw what he went through (months of severe pain, being barely able to breathe, etc.) She got her diagnosis a few weeks after he died. I could hardly blame her for taking the easy way out.