Do parasites contribute to cancer? with Lee Merritt, MD

How do we keep healthy, and what information can we trust? For example, if we're told our labs are normal, is that a reason to relax and be happy, as they're based on 95% of a very sick population? What can we trust? In July 31st, I posted an interview on cancer with Dr.

Robert Thomps- Thomas, where we discussed what we can do with diet, supplement, and lifestyle to prevent and improve the cancer prognosis.

While his research is important, today we're gonna hear a different approach to cancer and to viruses.

Isn't it interesting that anti-parasitic drugs such as ivermectin, which is helpful in treating COVID, yet the government paid pharmacies to deny access to these very safe drugs? I understand that President Trump wanted to get hydroxychloroquine out to the public, but a guy named Rick Bright, who subsequently worked for the Rockefeller Foundation, stopped it.

Anyway, these are two, uh, anti-parasitic drugs that we've been using for decades, and they're very safe.

I one time saw a video of a Secret Forces man stating that military used to give one prophylactic pill to prevent homo, uh, you know, uh, blood vi- viruses such as Marburg, Ebola, and other hemorrhagic viruses.

I believe he referred to this pill as Fen-Ben.

So I don't know if this is true, but I immediately ran out to get doggy Fen-Ben to add to my collection of horse paste.

Horse paste is what Rachel Maddow's term for ivermectin, another anti-parasitic drug.

While COVID was a disease that healthy folks under age 40 had a 99.99% chance of surviving, m- uh, many governments blocked access to ivermectin by paying pharmacies not to distribute it, and they took away licenses of doctors who prescribed it.

Then the recent studies sh- show successful cancer treatments with Fen-Ben and ivermectin, both, uh...

And you can check July 17th podcast with James Thorpe.

He said he was involved in these studies.

So what's going on here? We know that addressing underlying parasites, infections, viruses if they exist, in addition, you know, helps in addressing any chronic diseases 'cause these, uh, conditions generate too much inflammation and free radicals.

So of course, treating any underlying parasitic condition is necessary in healing.

But is there more than that? So today we have a medical pioneer, or should I say rebel.

Dr. Merritt, Lee, uh, Dr. Lee Merritt is an orthopedic surgeon, formerly a military doctor and author of her upcoming book, Escaping the Medical Matrix.

She shares groundbreaking research on William Russell's characteristic organism of cancer, and how Russell bodies replace the parasitic explanation in textbooks, and why parasites plus a terrain such as sugar, vaccines, and toxins may explain what we call cancer today.

So welcome, Dr. Merritt.