Turbo Cancer Claims: Rapid Cancer Development and Immune Health

I, I, you know, I, I feel blessed and fortunate to, to, to have my voice back because in 2022 when I was raising these concerns, I was writing letters to the Canadian Medical Association. I was being ignored.

I didn't have a social media platform. So I was effectively censored during a time when it's, when I was trying to raise concerns about turbo cancer, about this new pathophysiology that was affecting people, you know, these stage four cancers that no one can quite explain why they behave the way they behave.

I didn't have a platform. I was completely censored at the time.

You were being censored at the time we most needed people with your expertise and your background. It really is quite paradoxical and, uh, bizarre. M- m- my simplified way of looking at this, if there is a new pathophysiology here, then it- it's not unreasonable to say that there could be an accelerated

oncogenesis, you know, a, an accelerated development of cancer.

I mean, you know, very often with cancer, we think about a long progression.

There might be changes in tissue, so-called metaplasia, before the malignant change. There might be multi-hit ideas.

Exactly. If we're dealing with a... If we're dealing with what we might call a complete carcinogen, a- an initiator and a promoter, that can do both things really quite quickly, um, it's not ludicrous to me at all that, uh, someone could have no,

uh, pathophysiological changes, no anatomical changes, be exposed to an initiator and promoter of cancer, and develop clinical pathology within a year.

I find that quite, quite credible b- based on my limited experience or understanding of the pathology.

Absolutely. So, so that, that's definitely, I think, a, a, a component of this. Um, another component that, uh, I, I think is, um, is relevant is the state of a person's immune system.

Yes. And so, it, you know, when we have something that impacts a person's immune system dramatically.

Now, we see this, we see this in AIDS and- Yeah ... HIV, uh, patients who have HIV infections.

They develop, uh, some very aggressive cancers because their immune system is compromised.

Uh, and I think, again, we've, we've, we've been in a situation in the last four years where people's sym- s- immune systems have been compromised, whether they were compromised by a virus or a vaccine.

Um, I think we, we see a lot of, uh, people who are struggling, people who are struggling- ... with infections.

They get repeated infections. They get repeated COVID infections, or they may get repeated influenza infections.

I have, I have seen an explosion of, of strep.

I have seen an explosion of sepsis, uh, and young, healthy people dying of these things, young, healthy people dying of influenza, young, healthy people dying of, of strep throat and, and septicemia.