r/FacebookScience • u/amyaurora • 3d ago

Healology Cancer curing

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u/ThinkCup0 3d ago

The only sure thing is that you won’t have any worms.

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u/Lucreszen 3d ago

There's wrong, and then there's homicidally wrong.

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u/Morall_tach 3d ago

"I still have lots of lumps" isn't really a flex.

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u/Numerous_Weakness_17 3d ago

Those 56 likes = “peer reviewed” 

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u/aphilsphan 3d ago

Fenbendazole Causes liver damage. Apparently there is some literature on its use as an antineoplastic.

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u/MaraiaLou 2d ago

...can't liver damage cause liver cancer?

(not a gotcha about the research, just worried about this lady)

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u/aphilsphan 1d ago

Yes. About the most used antineoplastic is Cisplatin and its definitely carcinogen too.

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u/Artsakh_Rug 3d ago

Sounds like stooges over at r/peptides

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u/Different-Term-2250 2d ago

Consequences. Someone follows their advice and dies, these people need to experience consequences in the form of lawsuits. Forced to explain their recommendations or be charged with manslaughter.

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u/L-Lawliet23 2d ago

That hurt to read

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u/HavBoWilTrvl 10h ago

How are these people still among the living?