Understanding Chemo

Chemotherapy, the go to for oncologists. But have you ever wondered how it was discovered?

Cancer chemotherapy can be traced back to Germany’s introduction of chemical warfare during World War I. After the war, researchers noticed that mustard gas destroyed bone marrow and lymphatic tissue, and thought it might also be able to kill cancer cells in the lymph nodes. During the war, the chemical weapon mustard gas (sulfur mustard) was found to have antitumor properties.

Chemotherapy treatments generally include either chemical, plant, or synthetic ingredients.

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Overdosing on Chemo: A Common Gene Test Could Save Hundreds of Lives Each Year

In 2021, Carol Rosen took her standard chemo treatment for metastatic breast cancer. 3 gruesome weeks later, she died – not from the cancer but from an overdose of chemo the very drug she trusted to potentially save her life

Rosen was one of more than 275,000 cancer patients in the United States who are infused each year with fluorouracil, known as 5-FU, or, as in Rosen’s case, take a nearly identical drug in pill form called capecitabine. These common types of chemotherapy are no picnic for anyone, but for patients who are deficient in an enzyme that metabolizes the drugs, they can be torturous or deadly.

Those patients essentially overdose because the drugs stay in the body for hours rather than being quickly metabolized and excreted. The drugs kill an estimated 1 in 1,000 patients who take them — hundreds each year — and severely sicken or hospitalize 1 in 50. Doctors can test for the deficiency and get results within a week — and then either switch drugs or lower the dosage if patients have a genetic variant that carries risk.

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Long-Term Breast Cancer Risk in Hodgkin Lymphoma Survivors Treated With Doxorubicin

Doctors now admitting that cancer treatment using Doxorubicin (chemo) increases risk of future breast cancers.

What they fail to mention is that it also causes heart damage.

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Have you ever been told any of this? What have you heard about the success rate of chemo?

Chemo RARELY works; in fact, it’s actually CLOSER to ‘it never works’ than ‘it rarely works’. Yet folks continue to flock to the edge of the cliff because their medical industrial complex doctors tell them they’re going to die if they don’t partake..

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Who is Infla-Rx, the maker of the new covid monoclonal EUA drug?

Why is a Chemo Drug now in EUA status for intubated Covid patients?

Meet Infla-Rx, a German company trading at $3 per share. Founded in 2007 – No prior products but suddenly an EUA covid monoclonal drug. What’s up? And who’s funding them? They sound like Moderna, don’t they?

Very little info on who is funding this company for 15 years, why they have never had a drug make it to market, and why they suddenly got EUA for a cancer drug as treatment for covid less than a month prior to the covid EUA ending in May 2023.

Something is up.

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Try to imagine. A person gets a cancer diagnosis & starts Radiation & Chemo. Then they’re told they’re cancer free.
Doctor pushes Covid boosters 💉💉 & patient complies (after all, they trust their doctor)

Within weeks or months, cancers back with a vengeance & there’s nothing that can be done 😢.

This is how Turbo Cancers operate 🚀💀🪦