Chili

The “BREAKING” claim that a peer-reviewed September 2024 protocol using ivermectin, fenbendazole, mebendazole, ketogenic diet, fasting and other agents is a proven cancer treatment for any type is overstated. The paper is “Targeting the Mitochondrial-Stem Cell Connection in Cancer Treatment: A Hybrid Orthomolecular Protocol” (Baghli et al., Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, Vol. 39.3, 19 Sept 2024). It is a literature review and theoretical proposal for a 7-part hybrid protocol, not a clinical trial of the combination in patients. isom.ca/article/targeting-th… It draws on preclinical (cell/animal) data, selected case reports, and other studies, then proposes doses and a 12-week approach. The authors themselves note that comparative studies in animals and humans are still needed to evaluate effectiveness and safety against standard therapies. Science Feedback reviewed the related claims: the supporting evidence consists of preclinical work, anecdotes, and human studies that did not test anticancer efficacy of these drugs. The Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine is an alternative-medicine outlet of limited credibility for establishing new oncology standards. science.feedback.org/review/… Ivermectin and the benzimidazoles have shown interesting lab effects, but no major randomized trials have established them as effective cancer treatments. They are not approved for this use, and guidelines do not recommend them outside research settings. This is an interesting hypothesis paper, not proven therapy that lets patients ignore standard care.

Flying cars...

Man I remember my pop renting this when I was home sick once...one of my favorites.

Trillionaire...lmao silly lib.

Jules!

Inside were three items: A Soviet-issue dog tag stamped in Cyrillic: Polkovnik (Colonel) Ilya Voronin, GRU Spetsnaz 154th Separate SPETSNAZ Detachment. A blurred black-and-white reconnaissance photo taken by an RAF Canberra PR9 over the Shigal Valley, Kunar Province, Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, dated November 1982. A scarred officer in winter camouflage stood beside a Hind helicopter. Voronin’s right cheek bore the ragged puncture mark of an antique Gaelic puncture curse—McGonagall’s own signature work from a frozen trench outside Budapest, winter 1956. A blank check drawn on Coutts & Co., counter-signed by the Permanent Secretary of the Treasury and an anonymous Goblin trustee from Gringotts Zurich: £2,500,000 in bearer gold bonds. Deniable, untraceable private equity. The file didn’t need an explanatory brief. In 1956, Voronin’s vanguard company had ambushed "The Claddagh"—her six-wizard SAS/Unspeakable counter-insurgency detachment—during the Soviet suppression of the Hungarian Uprising. Her team was wiped out down to the bone. Minerva was the only one who crawled across the Austrian border through two miles of frozen minefields, dragging the shrapnel of a cursed fragmentation shell in her left hip. She had traded the suppressed Lee-Enfield and tactical transfiguration for chalk, tweed, and Gryffindor common rooms. But Voronin was now running the Spetsnaz scorched-earth campaigns across the Hindu Kush. He was hunting Mujahideen logistics lines—and, according to SIS intercepts, running a black research site isolating rare Himalayan magical beasts for bio-weaponization under the Soviet Biopreparat program. The gold was compensation for her estate; the photograph was the contract.

somebody called his ass....

Sent from one of his three houses....btw never had a real job and was kicked out of a commune.

Based @grok