Does everyone realize how BIG this disclosure is?
If "cancer" is simply "parasites", this will be THE END of Big Pharma and THE END of the Medical Establishment.
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PAID TO LIE? HOW MANY MILLIONS HAVE DIED?

If cancer IS parasites, and cancer tumors ARE parasite egg sacs, then that explains why Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and even HCQ can cure cancer, shrink tumors and make tumors disappear. They are ANTI-PARASITE DRUGS.

If cancer IS parasites, that explains why getting a biopsy spreads the cancer throughout the body (metastasis), BECAUSE THE EGG SAC IS RUPTURED ALLOWING THE PARASITES TO SPREAD and attack the host body everywhere. Encapsulating the egg sac is the body's defense!

If cancer is parasites, then that explains why Rife Machines also treat cancer, because the Mortal Oscillatory Rate or MOR frequency for treating cancer is actually the MOR that explodes the specific parasites or parasite eggs.

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and in the end it’s the meds that THEY PUMP into you that take your life
watched it happen …. will never forget

I survived cancer 25 years ago.
Was cut up and irradiated.
The radiation literally cooked my insides, took me years to recover.
Probably cost my health insurance 7 figures.

Now I know cancer cures exist for less than $200, and most less than $50. I use them as prophylaxis, and I'm doing great.

Cancer is anaerobic, we have known that since the 1930s. Is it anaerobic parasites? Otto Heinrich Warburg received the The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for this discovery in 1931. He found "cancer" ferments glucose like yeast!

That all explains why anti-parasitic drugs are curing, but also cures that deliver OXYGEN like MMS (chlorine dioxide), hydrogen peroxide, and hyperbaric chambers.

Oxygen is toxic to anaerobic parasites.

BAKING SODA - Alkali pH is toxic to these parasites that thrive in acidic bodies, just like mold and other harmful bacteria die off in alkali environments.
Baking soda kills mold

https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/1931/warburg/biographi

Thank you for sharing your story ol’cowboy and for the information.

Good to hear you’re doing GREAT!

Except for occasionally throwing my back out like Mr. Incredible when stacking hay bales, still going strong!

When I was a teenager, I used to install 4x4 transmissions by hand lifting them off my chest. 😜 Stabbing them into them engines' clutches & flywheels.

As I got smarter, I gave that practice up.
Now I use a transmission jack. 😂