Discussion on Microparasites in Cancer Research

The microparasites described by Dr.

Webber that you can see here can be found in the tissue of

all cancer patients. Mainstream cancer research

denies their existence. However, they are called differently. What Dr.

Webber calls, for example, a gamete, the mainstream cancer

researchers call cell-intrinsic organelles.

And what Dr. Webber calls the youth form, the mainstream calls

apoptotic vesicles.

Active movement. We can see here moving corpuscles

inside of an immune cell. The mainstream cancer research

believes those are the organelles of the cell, and they move

because this is part of the life process of the cell itself.

Let's accept this theory for a moment.

That would mean that if the cell dies, the organelles have to die as

well. But exactly that does not happen.