Nov 20
It works 100% of the time to eradicate cancer completely, and cancer does not recur even years later. That is how researchers describe the most convincing cancer cure ever announced.
The weekly injection of just 100 billionths of a gram of a harmless glyco-protein (a naturally-produced molecule with a sugar component and a protein component) activates the human immune system and cures cancer for good, according to human studies among breast cancer and colon cancer patients, producing complete remissions lasting 4 and 7 years respectively. This glyco-protein cure is totally without side effect but currently goes unused by cancer doctors.
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Tags: breast cancer, Cancer, cancer cells, Citizen’s Council on Health Care, Doctors, Health, immune system, Medicine, Physicians, pneumonia, Science, Tumors
Jul 20
(NaturalNews) A newly discovered and highly lethal virus strain begins with symptoms similar to that of a cold but can quickly lead to severe respiratory crisis.
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Tags: Health, mortality rate, Oregon, pneumonia, South Carolina, Texas, virus, Washington
Apr 09
Doctors have warned that if a superbug which is known to be even more resistant to antibiotics than clostridium difficile and MRSA takes hold in hospitals, the country could face a pandemic.
The acinetobacter bug is being treated with older antibiotics because newer ones do not work. There are fears that injured soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan have passed the infection on in civilian hospitals.
Prof Matthew Falagas, an expert in hospital-acquired infections, said: “In some cases, we have simply run out of treatments and we could be facing a pandemic with public health implications.”
He warned delegates at the Society for General Microbiology conference in Edinburgh: “Doctors in many countries have gone back to using old antibiotics that were abandoned 20 years ago because their toxic side-effects were so frequent and so bad. Continue reading »
Tags: Afghanistan, antibiotics, blood poisoning, bug, Colistin, fear, Health Protection Agency, hospitals, HPA, infections, Iraq, Matthew Falagas, Microbiology, pandemic, pneumonia, resistant, superbug
