mRNA cancer vaccines

There's a lot of hoopla about the potential of rna vaccines to strengthen our immune system against cancers. Supposedly there are promising results. And this technique can be fine-tuned to individual needs for patients. Sounds like a good thing right? Or are we opening up a pandora's box all over again.

shaftless wrote:There's a lot of hoopla about the potential of rna vaccines to strengthen our immune system against cancers. Supposedly there are promising results. And this technique can be fine-tuned to individual needs for patients. Sounds like a good thing right? Or are we opening up a pandora's box all over again.

Probably unknown, but nevertheless unnecessary because cancer is caused from various types of medical and dental treatments, various toxins, emotional issue and including vaccines themselves, which turn off vitamin D activating factor (GcMAF)

Most cancer patients die from the treatments, not the cancer.

cancer vaccination: In both strategies, mRNA is used to deliver the tumor-associated antigen (TAA) or tumor-specific antigen to elicit an antitumor immune response. It might sound good to most people. Personally, I think it's a bad idea.
The body produces a tumor for a reason (to isolate and contain from healthy tissue), until the body can shrink it naturally, once the internal environment is repaired.

The problem overall is that mainstream never look for cures, instead their focus is on treatments.

The forbidden word, cure is blasphemy (removing sources of toxins) and introducing missing nutrition stolen from toxins.

Cure cancer

Die from heart attack