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onkologija.net
Cancer is the body's defense against toxins?
This is incorrect. Ample scientific evidence shows, and experts told AFP, that <strong>cancer is not a survival mechanism and can be a deadly disease</strong>, adding that most patients benefit from its treatment.
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sciencebasedmedicine.org
Cancer quackery: Under MAHA, everything old is new again | Science-Based Medicine
<strong>A viral Instagram post claims that cancer is not a disease, but rather a defense mechanism against “toxins.”</strong> Everything old is new again under MAHA.
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naturalnews.com
Cancer is not a Disease - It's a Survival Mechanism (Book Excerpt) - NaturalNews.com
Because <strong>cancer is a survival mechanism, not a disease</strong>. The body uses the cancer to keep deadly carcinogenic substances and caustic metabolic waste matter away from the lymph and blood and, therefore, from the heart, brain and other vital organs.
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ener-chi.com
Cancer is Not a Disease Article
Because <strong>cancer is a survival mechanism, not a disease</strong>. The body uses the cancer to keep deadly carcinogenic substances and caustic metabolic waste matter away from the lymph and blood and, therefore, from the heart, brain and other vital organs.
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patrickcoles.substack.com
Cancer as a symptom of toxic overload - by Patrick Coles
The Toxin Sequestration Theory of cancer postulates the following: (1) <strong>Cancer is not a disease</strong>. Rather, it is a symptom of toxic overload. (2) A cancer tumor is not uncontrolled, selfish, malignant growth.
merckmanuals.com
Defenses Against Cancer - Cancer - Merck Manual Consumer Version
One reason the immune system usually does not attack normal cells is that the surface of normals cells carries proteins that signal to circulating immune cells (T cells) that the cell bearing them is normal and should not be attacked. These are called checkpoint proteins. Sometimes cancer cells develop the ability to produce one or more of these checkpoint proteins and thus escape from attack.
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