65 Comments
Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Had father and brother die of cancers. I didn't know about any treatments other than usual surgery, chemo, radiation until I learned history of allopathic medicine and Rockefeller et. al. It grieves me that all these unpatented treatments always get stopped.

Expand full comment

What's more interesting about this is that the effects of childhood vaccines in potentially stopping a more robust immune response could hurt, not help people in the long run even if you assume that the vaccine works as intended. Measles strikes me as a prime example of this. My grandparents were all born in the 1910's or early 1920's when the vaccines they received were few to none. My grandmothers both lived to 94 my grandfathers both died of heart attacks, one at 84 and one at 93. Could infections serve as a healing mechanism for cancer? There's so many things about healing responses which we do not understand...

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023·edited Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Mustard gas

In mutagenic plumes

A radio-mimetic substance

Injected, it consumes

Cancers

Organs

Your cells

And the next

But trust your local doctors

'Cause they know what's best

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Thank you for this thought-provoking substack. One request -- can you please insert an intro para about Coley’s toxins? I wasn’t previously familiar with the topic and it took me a while to catch on. Am I the only person who never heard of this before?

Unrelated but possibly similar ... there has been an apparent uptick in auto-immune (probably) / neurological diseases like Parkinson’s and ALS. I have some experience with a patient who went to an ALS clinic for “care” (e.g., UCSF, Sloan-Kettering, Stanford, Kaiser -- many around the world). After all was said and done, what did they do besides observe and peddle experimental drugs and treatments? Provide advice as to how to deal with the next “inevitable” decline. It honestly felt like the patients were Guinea pigs and not much more. I never felt like there was any hope of improvement nor any real plan to find a “cure.” Since they would be dying soon, no moral issue with experimenting on them, right? (Not saying that there was unprofessional conduct, just wonder what the real motivations are. Funding? Yes. Fame? Yes. And??)

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Super article........sadly ivermectin as well has shown some amazing anti carcinogenic properties but "y'all ain't a horse!" That whole anti ivermectin campaign still leaves me apoplectic......but I am a horse veterinarian lol so I smelled the rat pretty quickly. And the retractions on all that is buried so deep no one will find it unless they are looking for it.

Expand full comment

Thanks Monica. We are going backwards not forwards, the NHS is long gone.

A quick check of the literature reveals that Tecentriq is only good for giving you side effects. Its snake oil.

Cancer Treatment In 7 Minutes? England To Offer Shots That Could Cut Cancer Treatment Times

...The novel injection method can reduce treatment time by up to 75%. The immunotherapy atezolizumab, commonly known as Tecentriq, is administered intravenously, straight into patients' veins via a drip.

https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/human-interest/7-minute-treatment-jab-available-first-to-england-cancer-patients-613607.html

Expand full comment

Over the years from various sources I have heard that children have a "maturation episode" after they overcome a childhood illness. This seemed to happen to our children on a few occasions. This is just one of the reasons I am uncomfortable with childhood vaccines. I wonder if evolution has taken into account the presense of infectious agents and REQUIRES young humans to undergo ONE or TWO NATURAL childhood illnesses to CORRECTLY PRIME the immune system for later life, I could believe it.

In the same way as we see weak and immunocompromised individuals ailing more often with infectious diseases I wonder if this is a way that out bodies have learned to elicit the help of pathogens to clear out bad diseases by co-opting other diseases that we would normally keep in check with robust natural immunity.

With lots of people and millions of years to experiment many methods will have been tried to 'cure' us of cancer and other serious problems, if temporary symbiotic relationships with microbes have evolved as a mechanism that would not be a surprise to me either. Much like the cow-pox and small-pox relation seems to work where one set of microbes protects us from something worse.

Seeing as I believe in Karma and struggle to attribute fault or stupidity to our creator so I often ponder on the purpose of microbes, pests and vermin. My default position has become such that any waste is a SIN and only waste is a SIN. To this end where there is an energy gradient available as a result of the Big-Bang that remains to be harnessed and to let it be wasted is to be avoided and so lion eats impala, bacteria eats lion, grass eats bacteria and so on as long as the sun shines. The creator has made arrangements to use surplus energy wherever it is to be found and if a sedentary person has excess glucose in their cells a microbe may be tasked with using it up rather than have it be wasted. In the same way if we believe in Karma and transmigration of souls we have to try and figure out what possible good Karma could a bacteria soul earn to advance on their path to enlightenment. Well like any other soul we advance if we perform our role in creation to the best of our abilities. For some bacteria this means eliminating surplus glucose from cells so reducing the SIN of waste. For others it may be healing a person from cancer with toxins. Others may excrete Ivermectin precursors to rid a host of parasites when they have served their purpose or a fungus may excrete Penicillin to remove a bacterium when it has overstayed its welcome.

The core position for microbial pathology should be the UNDERSTANDING that higher forms of life came AFTER single cellular life and evolved in the continuous presence of infectious agents that want to use the energy that we have collected to further their own Karmic goals of not wasting a hard earned energy gradient. We have evolved to live with microbes long before vaccines were a twinkle in Jenner's eye.

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023·edited Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Maybe I should not write this, I am not an MD or it's equivalent. But this is what I saw having had pet-rats for many years. Pet rats almost always carry mycoplasma and when they get a secondary infection they get really ill. Veterinarians then describe antibiotics, often two together. What I observed was this: the respiratory distress went away but soon after the tumors appeared.

I mentioned this to vets but they said it was a coincidence. (I stopped having pet-rats after I realized I was contributing to a too-often despicable cottage-industry.)

Also, after reading your article I read on and found that now for certain bladder cancers the BCG bacil is introduced in the bladder. So maybe the tide is turning ?

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

This is very interesting. Very similar situation to one I recently read in the book "The trial of Gaston Naessens" who also found a cure - which involved injecting camphor into lymph nodes - which appeared to help many cancer sufferers, some that were also inoperable. The mechanism he touted was that it caused reactivation of the immune system which then went on to remove the cancer cells which sounds similar to the action of the CT. This was mid-late last century, so not that long ago. Seems like the wheel gets reinvented frequently as the knowledge is suppressed! He was mercilessly attacked both in France, where he was born, and in Canada where he moved in order to escape the persecution, and this was by the medical profession who did not want to accept his work. He was not a medical doctor but a true noble scientist (IMO). He also invented a very interesting microscope that enabled him to see things smaller than the regular microscopes available at that time and using it could tell whether I person was cured of cancer or not by looking at the blood.

Expand full comment

I’ve shared your pinned article strategically: in private DMs or emails with people I thought would directly benefit from exploring their options. I’ve had a couple of tepid responses, one person who didn’t even respond, and one “unfriending” 😂. They’re told “it’s chemo or death, everything else is quackery.” And you have to make the decision NOW or you’re dead. People sub out “cancer” for “death”, it’s the drummed up fear that keeps the oncology clinics open.

Expand full comment
Sep 5, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Makes one shudder at how ubiquitous the usage of fever reducing medications is, and the almost backwards understanding that is now common about what fevers actually do

Expand full comment

What a wonderful case presentation. Eye opening for sure. What other cures lie locked away in some dusty warehouse never to see the light of day?

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Thank you Monica! Money won’t be an issue nor travel to mexico. He’s going to the cancer hospital in Duarte & I’m pretty sure immunotherapy is one of their big pushes. I will direct him to your writings. Thank you!

Expand full comment
Aug 31, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

I often wonder what would happen if, instead of finding a "cure" or a "vaccine" for every thing that plagues a human being's health, they spent all of that money and energy on finding out *why* people get cancer, etc. Could it be they already know that what they would find out wouldn't pad the pockets of those who profit from the illnesses? I think most of us know the answer to that one.

Expand full comment

Thank you so much! I will.

Expand full comment