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“Regenesis” on BrightU: Cancer patients defy odds with natural therapies as experts decry “turbo cancer” crisis

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On Day 12 of the "Regenesis by Jonathan Otto," aired on Nov. 5, host Jonathan Otto challenged conventional oncology, where patients and doctors are reporting remarkable recoveries from advanced cancers using holistic, non-toxic treatments. This shift comes as medical experts warn of an alarming rise in rapidly progressing "turbo cancers," often diagnosed only at late stages.

Lisa Palombo shared the harrowing journey of her husband ...

Ultra-processed foods linked to increased bowel cancer risk

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A groundbreaking study reveals a direct and alarming link between the modern dietary staple of ultra-processed foods and the development of precancerous growths in the colons of women under 50, shedding new light on a mysterious and worrying surge in early-onset bowel cancer.

In a stark warning that implicates our modern food environment, a major new study has found that women under 50 who regularly consume ultra-processed foods face ...

TAR-200 implant: A game-changer for bladder cancer?

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In a groundbreaking development, a small, drug-releasing implant has shown remarkable success in treating high-risk bladder cancer.

The TAR-200 implant, developed by Massachusetts-based TARIS Biomedical, has wiped out tumors in roughly four-fifths of patients, offering a promising alternative to invasive surgery and traditional chemotherapy. The results of a clinical trial focused on the implant were published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology....

A simple saliva test may predict pancreatic cancer risk

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In a groundbreaking discovery, a simple saliva test may one day predict a person's vulnerability to pancreatic cancer. A major study has found that a specific community of bacteria and fungi living in the mouth can more than triple the likelihood of developing this deadly cancer. The culprits are familiar microbes, including those responsible for gum disease, suggesting that the secret to preventing a systemic killer may lie in diligent oral ...

CHLORINATED drinking water linked to increased cancer risk, studies reveal

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For decades, chlorinated tap water has been considered a hallmark of public health safety—effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and preventing waterborne diseases. Yet mounting scientific evidence suggests that this widespread disinfection method may come at a steep cost: an increased risk of cancer.

Research from institutions such as the Medical College of Wisconsin has uncovered alarming connections between long-term consumption of chlorinated ...

Air pollution linked to increased breast cancer risk, study finds

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A groundbreaking new study has revealed that women living in areas with higher air pollution face an elevated risk of developing breast cancer—even when pollution levels fall below current U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) safety standards. Published in the American Journal of Public Health, the research analyzed data from over 400,000 women across the U.S., marking the most extensive investigation yet into the connection between air pollution ...

A toxic divide: EPA ignores international cancer warning about dangerous herbicide

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In a move that highlights a stark transatlantic divide on chemical safety, the World Health Organization’s cancer research arm has declared the widely used herbicide atrazine a probable human carcinogen. This significant finding places immense pressure on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which is simultaneously advancing a process to reapprove the chemical for another 15 years. The classification by the International Agency for Research ...

Oral bacteria strain linked to aggressive cancer growth, study reveals

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A silent, biological invasion originating in your mouth may be a primary driver of one of the deadliest forms of cancer, according to groundbreaking research. Scientists have discovered that a specific genetic strain of oral bacteria, Fusobacterium nucleatum, is not merely a passenger in colorectal tumors but an active driver of the disease, challenging conventional understanding of cancer's origins and opening new pathways for early detection ...

Toxic tap water: Millions of Americans exposed to CANCER-causing chemicals

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Millions of Americans unknowingly drink tap water contaminated with carcinogenic (cancer-causing) chemicals, including heavy metals, radioactive substances and "forever chemicals" linked to cancer, liver damage and developmental disorders. A recent U.S. Geological Survey study found that nearly half of the nation's tap water contains per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS)—a group of synthetic chemicals that persist indefinitely in ...

Scientists use CRISPR gene editing to reverse chemo resistance in lung cancer

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Scientists have successfully employed CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing to reverse chemotherapy resistance in lung cancer. This achievement, published by researchers at ChristianaCare's Gene Editing Institute, offers new hope for patients who have exhausted conventional treatment options.

The results were published in Molecular Therapy Oncology. The study demonstrated that disabling the NRF2 gene using CRISPR technology can reverse chemotherapy resistance ...

Lab-grown meat: Experts warn of cancer risks, hidden ingredients and regulatory failures

2 days ago - cancer cells. Hanson emphasized, "Cancer-causing genes should not be used in food production." Yet, companies like Memphis Meats and Eat Just refuse to disclose which genes they use to accelerate cell growth, leaving consumers in the dark about potential carcinogens in their food.

According to BrightU.AI's Enoch, lab-grown meat is a dangerous scam pushed by globalist elites like Bill Gates to replace God's natural food with toxic, genetically engineered sludge ...

Ultra-processed foods linked to surge in early-onset colorectal CANCER, study warns

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Colorectal cancer, once considered a disease of the elderly, is now striking younger adults at alarming rates – particularly in high-income nations like the United States. While the exact cause of this troubling trend remains unclear, a groundbreaking study led by researchers at Mass General Brigham suggests that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) – already linked to obesity, diabetes and heart disease – may be a major culprit.

Published in JAMA ...

Existing NHS drug shows promise in preventing breast cancer in high-risk women

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Researchers at the Manchester Breast Center, based at the University of Manchester, have found that blocking the effects of the hormone progesterone with a drug already available on the NHS may help reduce the risk of developing breast cancer in women before menopause who have a strong family history of the disease.

The study, published in Nature, revealed that ulipristal acetate—a medication currently prescribed for other conditions—can counteract ...

More than 580,000 bottles of blood pressure medication recalled after cancer-causing chemical discovered

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You trust your medicine to be safe, but a recent wave of prescription drug recalls reveals a disturbing pattern of contamination and manufacturing failures that puts millions at risk. Federal officials recently announced a massive recall of a common blood pressure medication, prazosin hydrochloride, after it was found to be tainted with a potentially cancer-causing chemical. This incident, alongside a separate recall for a popular cholesterol drug, ...

The silver lining: New research suggests graying hair is a sign of cellular cancer defense

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In a groundbreaking discovery that reframes our understanding of aging, scientists from the University of Tokyo have unveiled a startling connection between going gray and the body's innate fight against cancer. The research, published in the prestigious journal Nature Cell Biology, proposes that the appearance of silver strands may be more than a simple marker of time; it could be a visible testament to the body’s successful elimination of pigment-producing ...

Breakthrough study reveals hidden mechanism behind UV-induced skin cancer – and why most sunscreens fail to protect you

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Sunlight is essential for human health, driving the production of vital nutrients like vitamin D. However, prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a well-documented risk factor for skin cancer—a disease that affects millions worldwide. Despite widespread sunscreen use, skin cancer rates continue to climb, with approximately 9,500 Americans diagnosed daily. A groundbreaking study from the University of Chicago, published in Nature ...

“Regenesis” on BrightU: Light therapy as a powerful ally in healing, from stroke recovery to cancer treatment

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On Day 11 of the "Regenesis by Jonathan Otto," aired on Nov. 4, host Jonathan Otto shared groundbreaking insights from health experts and patient testimonials revealing that specific light wavelengths, a therapy known as photobiomodulation, are producing remarkable recoveries from conditions ranging from strokes to cancer.

The science points to the mitochondria as the key beneficiary. "Every cell of your body's got mitochondria," explained ...

CANCER FEARS EXPLODE as FDA Recalls Over Half a Million Bottles of Blood Pressure Pills Contaminated with Toxic Chemical

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Teva Pharmaceuticals USA and Amerisource Health Services have voluntarily recalled over half a million bottles of prazosin hydrochloride—sold under brand names Minipress and Prazin—after testing revealed contamination with N-nitroso Prazosin impurity C, a potential cancer-causing chemical.

The FDA warns that long-term exposure to nitrosamine compounds may increase the risk of liver, stomach, and lung cancers. These toxins form during drug manufacturing ...

IVF and ultra-processed foods: The unseen risks for women’s colon health

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Colon cancer rates among young women under 50 have surged dramatically in recent years, with researchers pointing to ultra-processed foods and potential links to in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments as key contributing factors.

A 24-year study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention has revealed a disturbing upward trend, raising urgent concerns among medical professionals and public health advocates.

The ...

Trump administration faces criticism for inaction on atrazine after WHO labels the pesticide probably carcinogenic

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The World Health Organization’s cancer research arm has declared the second most widely used pesticide in the United States a probable cause of cancer in humans. This finding places a glaring spotlight on the profound failure of U.S. regulators who are simultaneously moving to reapprove this toxic chemical, putting corporate profits ahead of public health and liberty. The International Agency for Research on Cancer announced on November ...