Aspartame almost killed my ex.

While some tumors eventually regrew, one patient maintained a 60% reduction in size for over six months, a major success in a cancer that usually resists every known therapy. What makes this CAR-T treatment different is its ability to target multiple tumor features simultaneously, helping overcome resistance seen in past trials. Scientists believe this could signal the dawn of a new era for brain cancer care one where immunotherapy may finally offer long-term control or even a cure.
Source/Credit: Massachusetts General Cancer Center “A Major Milestone in Glioblastoma Research.”"

Dostarlimab works by inhibiting the PD-1 protein on T-cells, enhancing the immune system's ability to identify and destroy cancer cells. The trial's success is attributed to the specific genetic profile of the tumors, which made them highly responsive to this treatment. None of the patients required surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation, and there were no serious side effects reported. While the results are promising, experts caution that further studies are needed to confirm the long-term efficacy and safety of dostarlimab. Nonetheless, this trial marks a significant milestone in cancer treatment, offering hope for more personalized and less invasive therapies in the future.

3. Mitochondrial Destruction
Ivermectin targets the "power plants" of the cancer cell—the mitochondria. By cutting off their energy supply, the cell loses the ability to repair itself and effectively "starves" to death.
✅🦠Apoptosis is more than just cell death—it is the body’s ultimate recycling system. By systematically destroying damaged cells, this process maintains homeostasis and prevents the development of cancer.
As we explore molecules like Ivermectin, the goal is simple but powerful: to re-activate this natural "self-destruction" program in malignant cells and strengthen our overall immune response.

Although researchers stress that larger trials are needed to confirm long-term safety and durability, early results mark a major shift in treatment strategy. Instead of managing symptoms alone, regenerative medicine may now offer the possibility of repairing the brain itself.
Sources/Credits: Peer-reviewed clinical trial reports in regenerative neurology; international Parkinson’s research collaborations
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Researchers emphasize this does not mean vitamin D is an anti-aging cure, but it strengthens evidence that vitamin D supports healthier aging by reducing inflammation and protecting cellular function. Because vitamin D is low-cost and widely accessible, the results point toward a potential population-level strategy to support long-term health as people age.
Sources/Credits: Harvard Gazette (2025); VITAL Trial; JoAnn Manson et al.
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The combination triggered excessive autophagy, a process where cells recycle their own components. While autophagy normally helps cells survive under stress, in this case it went into overdrive and became fatal. At the same time, the drug pairing interfered with iron regulation inside the tumor cells, increasing oxidative stress. This pushed the cells into a form of programmed death linked to iron toxicity. The result was a feedback loop where the cancer cells kept breaking down their own structures until they could no longer survive.

This breakthrough represents a major step forward in diabetes care, combining gene editing and regenerative medicine to restore natural metabolic function. If widely adopted, it could transform how millions of people manage their condition, reducing dependence on medications while improving overall health.
Credit / Source:
Based on research from leading metabolic biology labs, 2025."

Although regulatory agencies currently classify erythritol as safe, these laboratory findings align with observational studies linking high erythritol levels to increased cardiovascular risk. Researchers stress that further investigation is needed, but the results raise important questions about the long-term effects of popular sugar substitutes.
Sources/Credits: Chichger H. Common Sweetener May Damage Critical Brain Barrier, Risking Stroke. The Conversation (2026)
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If this therapy becomes widely available, gene-edited cell transplants could revolutionize diabetes care, offering a long-term solution that reduces dependency on medications and insulin injections. This breakthrough demonstrates the transformative potential of combining stem cell technology with gene editing.
Credit / Source:
Adapted from: Nature Medicine, 2025; Harvard Stem Cell Institute."

Don’t wait. Too many people delay starting because of fear or misinformation about Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole. They ask:
• “Is it safe?”
• “Will it affect my liver?”
• “Isn’t that just for animals?”
• “I’ve heard negative stories…”
But by waiting, you might miss the chance for a response like this.
I run a large telehealth clinic focused on cancer support with repurposed medicines, and stories like this come in regularly. The potential is real—if you take the first step.

This discovery also reinforces the value of examining everyday plants through the lens of modern science. Peppermint, long celebrated for its soothing aroma and digestive benefits, may have hidden medicinal powers at the cellular level that we are only beginning to understand.
Ultimately, this research is a reminder of the untapped potential in nature’s pharmacy. By exploring traditional remedies with rigorous scientific methods, we may uncover innovative strategies to combat some of the most challenging diseases. Peppermint’s surprising promise encourages further studies and underscores the bridge between nature and medicine, an intersection that could transform the future of healing.

I don't care who gets upset, I made a ton of sacrifices because I was left with my kids to raise on my own. I did it for them and I would do it all over again because I love them. I couldn't give them a life of luxury, but I did the best I could.
My kids don't even seem to appreciate the sacrifices I made for them. I never hear from them and haven't seen them in years. Don't even know most of my grandchildren. Sad.

Now my body is broken. I have congenital scoliosis, which causes pain. The doctor told me my neck is messed up from all the repetitive motions at these jobs. It got so bad I couldn't move my left arm and was taken off work. I eventually had to quit my job because they couldn't offer me light duty work. I have bad knees from walking on concrete floors, tore meniscus in both of them resulting in surgeries. My back is a mess, I was diagnosed with DDD in 2011. I've been in so much pain for years. Before that I was diagnosed in 1992 with fibromyalgia and arthritis. I went to school to learn a new trade, but only was able to do that for another 5 years because the arthritis got so bad in my hands I couldn't move my fingers. My rheumatologist told me I couldn't work anymore. It took another 12 years to be approved for disability. TWELVE YEARS. By this time I was so depressed from living in chronic pain, I think the judge felt sorry for me and approved my case finally.

You're welcome

Dr Makis has protocols for different cancers. He is on FB.

Early trials show high success rates in eliminating tumors with minimal side effects, making it a promising alternative for patients ineligible for conventional surgery or seeking less invasive options.
Experts caution that while results are encouraging, long-term monitoring is needed to confirm durability and effectiveness across different cancer types. This approach may complement existing therapies like chemotherapy or radiation rather than replacing them entirely. Nonetheless, MRI-guided cryoablation represents a breakthrough in cancer treatment, offering precise, safe, and rapid recovery options for patients worldwide.

Source: Experimental oncology and magnetic hyperthermia research.
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However, advanced DNA testing revealed something shocking. The cancer cells were not human. They matched the genetics of Hymenolepis nana, a common dwarf tapeworm. Researchers concluded that the parasite itself developed cancer, and those cancerous tapeworm cells spread inside the man’s body.
Experts believe the man’s weakened immune system from HIV allowed the parasite cells to grow out of control. The patient sadly died soon after doctors confirmed the cause.
This rare case raises serious concerns, especially in regions where HIV and tapeworm infections are common, because such illnesses could be misdiagnosed.
Source:
Muehlenbachs et al., Malignant Transformation of Hymenolepis nana in a Human Host, New England Journal of Medicine

The two were alleged to be part of the 'Pizzagate' scandall, with people claiming (WikiLeaks emails) they were involved in a Democrat-led child s*x ring at a D.C. pizzeria (Comet Ping Pong).
#dc
Fact-checkers, like Snopes, New York Times, Washington Post & BBC, say the claims are false citing "no victims, physical proof, & no basement at the restaurant.
The fact checkers call it "baseless fake news"
#ChristinaAguayoNews
Links to the Madeleine McCann sketches were tossed out because of age mismatches and lack of evidence.

The witness said the child was covering her right eye. McCann had a condition that affected her right iris (coloboma).
The witness also said they saw a man walking slightly ahead of the woman and girl.
A woman, was also seen acting suspiciously near the Praia da Luz resort, which is where McCann's family was staying.
She was described as a "Victoria Beckham lookalike" in her early 30s, about 5 feet 2 inches tall, possibly with an Australian accent.
Others say she looked like Maxwell, who was 47 at the time of Madeleine's disappearance and stood closer to 5 feet 8 inches. Maxwell was not investigated.
Other sketches of suspects were released that many say have a strong resemblance to the Podesta brothers.
John Podesta and Tony Podesta are Democratic operatives.
John served as White House Chief of Staff under Bill Clinton, counselor to Obama, and was Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign chairman.
Tony is a prominent lobbyist who founded the Podesta Group

By understanding how glial cells respond to infected neurons, scientists hope to develop targeted therapies, and possibly even vaccines, to prevent long-term neurological consequences.
This discovery doesn’t mean widespread alarm. But it does deepen our understanding of how even a single-celled organism can quietly influence the most complex organ in the human body.
Source: University of California, Riverside research study

Excess glutamate is dangerous — it has been associated with seizures, neuroinflammation, and long-term neural damage. Over time, this chemical imbalance may alter neural connectivity in ways scientists are only beginning to understand.
Most people infected with T. gondii never show symptoms, and the parasite often remains dormant for life. But this research suggests that its presence may not be entirely silent. Even low-level, chronic infection could influence how the brain regulates communication at the cellular level.
Perhaps most promising is the diagnostic breakthrough. Because standard antibody tests cannot detect whether the parasite is actively affecting the brain, researchers are now exploring extracellular vesicles as blood-based biomarkers. If successful, this approach could allow doctors to identify chronic brain infections earlier — and potentially intervene.

Recent clinical trial results presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago show the treatment is already yielding promising results. Dr. Wen Wee Ma of the Cleveland Clinic confirmed that the therapy successfully achieved tumor shrinkage, validating the hypothesis that targeted genetic modification can stall cancer progression. By bypassing systemic treatments that often carry heavy side effects, this localized, non-invasive method offers a revolutionary glimpse into a future where advanced cancer care is as simple as taking a deep breath.
source: Klein, A. (2026, February 11). First ever inhalable gene therapy for cancer gets fast-tracked by FDA. New Scientist.

This entire procedure takes only minutes to complete, causing tumors to collapse while leaving the surrounding healthy tissue completely untouched and functional.
This level of precision addresses the primary drawback of chemotherapy, which often acts as an indiscriminate force attacking both cancerous and healthy cells alike. By eliminating the systemic trauma of nausea, hair loss, and immune collapse, this light therapy offers a more humane alternative to traditional treatments. This innovation marks a pivotal moment in medical science, turning the fight against cancer into a targeted, localized recovery process.

Enoch does not primarily aim blame at women. It does not make mothers the villain. It traces responsibility upward, to spiritual rebellion, to powers teaching humans to grasp control over life and death.
You do not have to treat Enoch as canonical Scripture to understand why this matters. Jude references Enoch, and early Jewish and Christian communities preserved it because they believed it exposed the spiritual roots behind recurring human patterns.
So the controversy is not just about whether Enoch belongs in a Bible.
The controversy is what the text implies. If abortion related knowledge is described as a destructive, fallen teaching, then the argument is no longer only political or medical. It becomes theological. Are humans stewards of life, or owners of it.
That is why this verse provokes such resistance.
It forces the question modern culture keeps trying to avoid.

It hasn't yet been released to the public. Still in trials.

I cannot believe all the people still wearing masks!

This isn’t just a fluke. Researchers believe the treatment works by correcting specific mutations that previously allowed the tumor to grow unchecked. Once those mutations are neutralized, the immune system can do its job, clearly and powerfully.
While still in clinical trial phases, this breakthrough could lead to faster, less invasive, and more effective treatments for certain aggressive cancers. It also brings new hope to patients who’ve tried everything without success.
Sometimes, healing doesn’t wait years. Sometimes, it happens in days, with the right science behind it.

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗰𝘁
If this therapy continues to succeed, it could change the lives of millions suffering from diabetes and hypertension—the two biggest drivers of kidney failure. We are looking at a future where a diagnosis of kidney disease doesn't mean a lifetime of machines; it just means a round of regenerative treatment.

𝗔 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗰𝗸
While the excitement is justified, we must remain grounded. The therapy is currently undergoing 𝗳𝘂𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴. Science is a marathon, not a sprint, and experts note that while a "full cure" is now possible, it will take time to move from trials to widespread availability in hospitals.

However, the barrier has been broken. We now know that organs we thought were broken forever can be coaxed back to life.