[ProtectOurFreedom]

Wow, that is astonishing.

These fungi usually appeared to be intracellular, meaning that they live inside cancer cells. They also found evidence that the fungi and bacteria within these cancers commonly interact with each other, and often not in a competitive way. Perhaps more importantly, the team found associations between these fungal microbiomes and aspects of the cancer itself, such as its response to immunotherapy treatments.

I had no idea that fungi could live INSIDE cells.

Have to ping Fungi, of course.

[pepsionice]

I’m not a medical guy or scientist....but isn’t fungal relatively easy to control or ‘kill’?

[so_real]

“The existence of fungi in most human cancers is both a surprise and to be expected,” said study author Rob Knight, a researcher and professor at UC San Diego, in a statement from the university.

Bullsh*t! Some of us have been saying this for a decade and longer. I personally theorized this ages ago and searched for like-minded individuals which lead me to Doug Kaufmann's Know the Cause. There is a mountain of information out there that western medicine and the mainstream media have turned their backs to. You have to look for it, and then maybe you too can say My Cancer Story Rocks. They are acting surprised at this revelation only because they've been complicit at the behest of the drug companies for years from making it known but the word has gotten out regardless and is spreading like wildfire.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Dr. Hulda Clark was ostracized and persecuted for implementing this in her medical practice and forced to practice across the border in Mexico…

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

Could this also explain why dogs can sniff out certain cancers?

[Albion Wilde]

Vicks vaporub kills fungi. Eucalyptus is the key ingredient. Rub in into any fungal nail every night and cover with a glove or sock. It will heal in a couple of weeks. Wipe it on your top lip under your nostrils whenever you have a cold, to prevent fungal infestation in your lungs.

There are also eucalyptus essential oil in bottles (use a few drops in a vaporizer) and dried eucalyptus leaves for tea, or for sprinkling into a hot bath.

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My mom never threw anything away. Someone gave her a eucalyptus wreath. She kept it literally for more than ten years, and it retained its distinctive aroma.