[BRUCE THOMSON]

Broaden your search.

Try Google for:

causes of liver cancer in females

AND

research on pubmed , causes of liver cancer in females

Also give Grok.com a go too.

It has less mainstream bias

Liver cancer is nasty..

You have my sympathy and prayers.

[Jeff Gerber]

I think all types of cancer are on the rise since the pandemic and the introduction of spike protein into our bodies. I haven’t paid as much attention to this topic as I should have but I know IMA health is very active in this area of the rise of cancer.

That said, anytime I hear of a neighbor getting recent case of cancer (which is happening a lot lately I’ve noticed) I first think of spike protein as my primary suspicion.

If I recall correctly in listening to Dr. Gundry about the blue zones, I think having a glass of wine is often a common practice in these long-lived individuals.

On the other hand, I read Dr. Perlmutter’s book Drop Acid which discusses all-cause mortality, sugars, alcohols, and purines. The bottom line, IIRC, with females a little wine can actually improve health. Beer was the worst offender (full of purines unless they were removed like they do in some Japanese beers).

So, it’s a tricky topic. Not all alcoholic drinks are created equal, and they can behave differently depending on the sex of the consumer.

But the bigger picture I think is your diet. If you are putting on weight and have a fatty liver, you’re well on the road to metabolic disease which can lead to cancer. If you have that going on and then sprinkle in some insults like spike protein, I don’t doubt you can wind up with cancer in short order. I’m not suggesting this is the case for your family member, rather the overall health of an individual I think, based on diet, is probably the biggest influence.

[Surge Asthana]

Hey @jrberger, that’s some good insight about the compounding factors, such as weight, fatty liver, etc. My mother had none of that, but I guess cancer can be a bit mysterious sometimes.

I’m not familiar with spike proteins; they seem related to viruses which we are starting to learn can be a cause for the genetic mutations that cause cancer. Theres also chemical exposures, PFAS and microplastics are a big concern to me.

[Jeff Gerber]

Yes, in a 2023 IMA/FLCCC talk I believe it was Dr. Cole that qualified COVID as an “Oncovirus” by the criteria as he went down the list of the criteria and proved that COVID can cause cancer by definition. I believe it was in this video: https://imahealth.org/courses/conference-2023-spring-basic/lessons/2023-1-l01-b-cells-sequences-and-spike-damage-the-clot-thickens-dr-ryan-cole/

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[Surge Asthana]

You know, there’s some evidence and discussions from doctors about the surge of “aggressive and rare” cancers, like my mother has, due to COVID. I wonder…

https://www.bioniccbodyscreening.com/the-hidden-threat-covid-19-and-the-rise-of-unusual-cancers-unmasking-a-potential-link-and-prioritizing-proactive-health/

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