Have you noticed theses big drugs company's have a pill for everything but a cure for nothing they cure you they lose money they keep you on the drugs for life they make helps no money in curing you
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in 🌎 unifyd-social
July 09
00:29
This is a bottle of the stuff they spray on tabbco to make it addictive this is the stuff that causes cancer in smokers see how thick it is i smoke home grown stuff and can't smoke it long with out this but can smoke it for months with it
in 🌎 unifyd-social
July 09
This is a bottle of the stuff they spray on tabbco to make it addictive a thick jelly this is the stuff that causes cancer in smokers
in 🌎 unifyd-social
July 09
If you get a thrisel in your finger it gets infected the body trying to get rid of it the body doesn't recognize it if you get some things injected into you the body does not recognize you get cancer the body trying to get rid of it
in 🌎 unifyd-social
July 08
If they are saying Epstein had no clinte list then it's more than likely that some thing bigger is going on and they are trying to side track you to what's going on it's just a smoke screen
in 🌎 unifyd-social
July 09
Theses big tech companys by having private policy and by not having a button saying disagree but still use app are black maleing you witch is a criminal offence and the only reason they want your posanle into is for insider training which is another criminal offense what other reasons do they need it and the government lets it go unchecked
July 04
• Edited (Jul 04, 2025)
Prepare yourself for a star-spangled chuckle! A Gallup poll reveals that patriotism is taking a bit of a nosedive among Democrats, with only 36% feeling "extremely" or "very" proud to be American—down from 62% last year. Republicans, on the other hand, are practically bursting with red, white, and blue pride at a 91% rating, while independents are just... mildly proud, like they’re not sure if they’re at a BBQ or a budget meeting. The overall national pride score hit a record low of 58%, which is like the country collectively saying, “Eh, America’s cool, I guess.” Young folks are especially grumpy, probably too busy scrolling X to wave a flag. So, as we light fireworks and grill hot dogs, it seems some Americans are feeling more “meh-pendence” than independence. Happy 4th, anyway!
If you are a citizen of the USA, are you feeling patriotic this year? Is patriotism important, or irrelevant? Let us hear your thoughts in the comments below. ⬇️
Link to article: https://www.newsmax.com/us/poll-independence-day-patriotism/2025/07/04/id/1217645/
in 🧘♀️ health-wellness
May 29
Your immune system may now help fight cancer without surgery or chemotherapy
A groundbreaking immune treatment has shown promise in treating several types of cancer, offering hope to patients who may otherwise face surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation. One such patient, 71-year-old Maureen Sideris, was diagnosed with gastroesophageal junction cancer in 2022. Initially, her doctors suggested surgery, followed by chemotherapy and radiation. However, due to the genetic makeup of her cancer, she was introduced to an experimental treatment that could potentially eliminate the need for surgery.
This treatment involves a checkpoint inhibitor called dostarlimab, a form of immunotherapy that helps the body’s immune system recognize and fight cancer cells. In a previous study led by Dr. Andrea Cercek at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, dostarlimab helped 42 patients with rectal cancer become cancer-free. Now, the same treatment is being tested for other cancers like colon, esophageal, stomach, and more.
Recent results from a broader study involving non-rectal cancers showed that 64% of patients had no remaining disease after one year. After two years, 92% of the patients had no recurrence. Even those who did see a recurrence had smaller or fewer cancer cells. While immunotherapy can have some side effects like fatigue and skin rashes, they are generally manageable and less invasive than traditional cancer treatments.
This promising research suggests that immunotherapy could replace surgery in many cases, offering a less invasive and effective way to fight cancer. The treatment is now included in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network's guidelines for specific cancers, and the FDA has fast-tracked its approval for certain genetic mutations. Future studies aim to further refine this treatment and make it available for more patients.
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