1/ Cancer researchers across the world in the last couple of years have found numerous connections between deworming drugs and the decline of cancerous tissue. In 2017, Norwegian scientists found that NTZ, a common anti-parasite drug, killed cancer cells
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2/ by decomposing activated beta-catenin. Professor Karl-Henning Kalland of the University of Bergen and leader of the research team who discovered this phenomenon stated, “We discovered that this specific substance is blocking the signaling pathway in the cancer cells…
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3/ It is not often that researchers discover a substance that targets specific molecules as precisely as this one,” (“Parasite Killer Too Found to Be Effective Cancer Treatment Candidate,” 2018). Additionally, Kalland’s team discovered that reducing beta-catenin enhanced the
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4/ body’s central immune system, providing a minimal side-effect natural defense against cancerous cells.
In the same year, University of California San Francisco published a paper detailing how a common deworming pill could reduce cancer from a lethal illness to a
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In the same year, University of California San Francisco published a paper detailing how a common deworming pill could reduce cancer from a lethal illness to a
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5/ chronic one by targeting a host of genes at the same time instead of a single unpredictable mutation. Bin Chen, PhD, a faculty member and researcher in Pediatrics in the Institute for Computational Health Sciences, explained how he analyzed 274 genes
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6/ regulated in cancerous tissues and, in looking for drugs that targeted those genes, found that common DEWORMING pills were highly effective in destroying cancerous tissue.
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