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Did you know there is a published U.S. patent application titled “Cure for Cancer” involving salicylic acid? Large containers are at Tractor Supply. Patent application US20040248858A1 claimed that salicylic acid could be applied directly to cancerous tissue to reduce or remove cancer—including leukemia. The application was published in 2004...

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3dogsallrightvor 13 Stunden

I read about aspirin for cancer years ago on Google Science or something similar. Looked for more info. Could not find it. Totally believe it. Current rabbit hole -DMSO

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I love that others laugh when i shop for all my needs at Tractor Supply

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Thank you for sharing all of this info including natural remedies. I’m all over it, appreciate what you do!

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Schweitzer formula is a staple in our house. I make it myself (less expensive). It's crystal made from Zinc-Boron-Salycilate. ref:

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Ivermectin helps in limiting cancer cell movement and reducing blood vessel formation, while fenbendazole works by interfering with cell division and promoting cancer cell death. Together, they help target cancer cells. I sourced both ivermectin and fenbendazole from @docBenk12

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I was wondering why, since its from willow bark and therefore was natural at some point.

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That is what is in many of the acne treatments for Proactiv. It's fabulous!

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3dogsallrightvor 13 Stunden

Dr. Mercola says Aspirin every day is fine. But. 2 ingredients only: Aspirin, Corn Starch. Look at on shelf Aspirins, you’ll see Aspirin, then hidden on the back or folded behind, you’ll see a list of the inactive ingredients. Unbelievable. Sometimes 8 or more added ingredients.

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Nahla The Impalervor 13 Stunden

grazie... ;o)

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I know The Hoof GP on YouTube uses salicylic acid in a wrap on the cows hoof after he does what he does to help the cows hoof heal.

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Jenvor 12 Stunden

At least pronounce it correctly

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@princess515atc

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ANYTHING OUT THERE TO CURE VERTIGO?

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freedom belzvor 13 Stunden

Just found you!!! Do you have a list somewhere that has everything useful from T.S.??

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People will overuse anything, and aspirin, to a person who is allergic, -or- has many other conditions can kill themselves, with plain aspirin. I use aspirin, but I always take it on a full stomach, and I will take a "baby" aspirin before I take any larger quantity. Frequently, I take 2 "baby" aspirin, with food, for arthritis aches and pains, but the minute I start bruising worse than normal or bleeding longer than normal, ALL aspirin use STOPS !!! Aspirin also gives me very bad tinnitus, and I don't know why. It's very bad, too. I get much less tinnitus, if I do not take aspirin in high doses but, even 1 baby aspirin gives me tinnitus. It's just that "strong" Two last caveats: I don't take aspirin that has ANY OTHER pain reliever in it; not Excedrin, not Motrin, not Aleve, not Tylenol, none of it, NONE !!! Because, they can wreck your liver, and kill you, I don't take it with alcohol, either, because that's simply stupid and foolish. There, those are the caveats, you do what you want, and what is tolerable to you, with, preferably, your Doctor watching out for you.

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Big Pharma Is Profits Over People, Killing You For Profit & Vacations. Everyone In America Needs To See This ⛔️ “Cancer — Well, I will talk about that a better thing to talk about, however, is the relationship between profits and cancer in the United States. And there was a study that was published, I believe it was in 1994. It was a 12-year program, 12-year study. They looked at adults who had developed cancer as an adult, not childhood cancer, but adult cancer, right? And this is the main types of cancer that we get here in the United States. They did a meta-analysis of these people all around the world who developed cancer as adults for 12 years and were treated with chemo. And they looked at the results. And they published the results in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. And the results? 97%. Of the time, chemotherapy does not work. 97% of the time, it doesn't work. So why is it still used? It's one reason and one reason only, money. If you go to a medical doctor, an MD, with a sinus infection, and that doctor prescribes an antibiotic, he gets no financial kickback. Now, if he prescribes 5,000, you know of that antibiotic in one month, the drug company that makes it might send him to Cancun for a conference, right? But he gets no direct remuneration. It's not with chemotherapeutic drugs. It's different. Chemotherapeutic drugs are the only classification of drugs that the prescribing doctor gets a direct cut of. So if your doctor prescribes chemotherapy for you, here's how it goes more or less. The doctor buys it from the pharmaceutical company for $5,000, sells it to the patient for $12,000, insurance pays $9,000, and the doctor pockets the $4,000 difference. And there ought to be a lot. The only reason chemotherapy is used is because doctors make money from it. Period. It doesn't work. 97% of the time. If Ford Motor Company made an automobile that exploded 97% of the time, would they still be in business? No. This is the tip of the iceberg of the control that the pharmaceutical industry has on us.”
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Big Pharma Is Profits Over People, Killing You For Profit & Vacations. Everyone In America Needs To See This ⛔️ “Cancer — Well, I will talk about that a better thing to talk about, however, is the relationship between profits and cancer in the United States. And there was a study that was published, I believe it was in 1994. It was a 12-year program, 12-year study. They looked at adults who had developed cancer as an adult, not childhood cancer, but adult cancer, right? And this is the main types of cancer that we get here in the United States. They did a meta-analysis of these people all around the world who developed cancer as adults for 12 years and were treated with chemo. And they looked at the results. And they published the results in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. And the results? 97%. Of the time, chemotherapy does not work. 97% of the time, it doesn't work. So why is it still used? It's one reason and one reason only, money. If you go to a medical doctor, an MD, with a sinus infection, and that doctor prescribes an antibiotic, he gets no financial kickback. Now, if he prescribes 5,000, you know of that antibiotic in one month, the drug company that makes it might send him to Cancun for a conference, right? But he gets no direct remuneration. It's not with chemotherapeutic drugs. It's different. Chemotherapeutic drugs are the only classification of drugs that the prescribing doctor gets a direct cut of. So if your doctor prescribes chemotherapy for you, here's how it goes more or less. The doctor buys it from the pharmaceutical company for $5,000, sells it to the patient for $12,000, insurance pays $9,000, and the doctor pockets the $4,000 difference. And there ought to be a lot. The only reason chemotherapy is used is because doctors make money from it. Period. It doesn't work. 97% of the time. If Ford Motor Company made an automobile that exploded 97% of the time, would they still be in business? No. This is the tip of the iceberg of the control that the pharmaceutical industry has on us.”

Wall Street Apes

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FENBENDAZOLE IS MAKING PEOPLE ASK BIGGER QUESTIONS Why are so many cancer patients suddenly talking about a dewormer? Because fenbendazole-originally used as an anti-parasitic -has shown promising early research in laboratory settings for its potential anti-cancer effects. That should make people pause. Not because it's a miracle cure. #cancer #research #fenbendazol #chemo #healing Not because it replaces treatment. But because when an overlooked compound starts showing unexpected potential... it forces a bigger question: « What else are we not paying attention to? Some studies suggest fenbendazole may interfere with how cancer cells grow and divide. And yet- most people never hear about it until they start digging for answers themselves. That's the pattern. The most interesting conversations in cancer care often happen outside the mainstream spotlight. This doesn't mean every claim is true. But it does mean this: If patients are being forced to search this hard for emerging options... the conversation is incomplete. Because people facing cancer deserve to know what research is evolving— not just what's already standardized. Stop reacting - and start making informed decisions.
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FENBENDAZOLE IS MAKING PEOPLE ASK BIGGER QUESTIONS Why are so many cancer patients suddenly talking about a dewormer? Because fenbendazole-originally used as an anti-parasitic -has shown promising early research in laboratory settings for its potential anti-cancer effects. That should make people pause. Not because it's a miracle cure. #cancer #research #fenbendazol #chemo #healing Not because it replaces treatment. But because when an overlooked compound starts showing unexpected potential... it forces a bigger question: « What else are we not paying attention to? Some studies suggest fenbendazole may interfere with how cancer cells grow and divide. And yet- most people never hear about it until they start digging for answers themselves. That's the pattern. The most interesting conversations in cancer care often happen outside the mainstream spotlight. This doesn't mean every claim is true. But it does mean this: If patients are being forced to search this hard for emerging options... the conversation is incomplete. Because people facing cancer deserve to know what research is evolving— not just what's already standardized. Stop reacting - and start making informed decisions.

Joe Tippens

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John: People tend to think AI is going to cure cancer with a prompt like, 'What's the cure for cancer?' and AI outputs some E = mc²-level math equation. More realistically, it might be that a guy gets really rich from AI image generation, then funnels that into a medical technology that can detect cancer a couple months earlier, so cancer rates decline a bunch. But it's not just like, you prompt it and get a magic pill. It's much more complicated than that. Because curing cancer, or reducing cancer rates, is a process — like an industrial process — more than a single clever trick.
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John: People tend to think AI is going to cure cancer with a prompt like, 'What's the cure for cancer?' and AI outputs some E = mc²-level math equation. More realistically, it might be that a guy gets really rich from AI image generation, then funnels that into a medical technology that can detect cancer a couple months earlier, so cancer rates decline a bunch. But it's not just like, you prompt it and get a magic pill. It's much more complicated than that. Because curing cancer, or reducing cancer rates, is a process — like an industrial process — more than a single clever trick.

TBPN

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