Thyroid cancer

Condition
  • Epstein-Barr virus: Caused by a variety of Epstein-Barr that creates thyroid cancer
  • Cancer formation mechanism: EBV cells consume toxins and remanufacture them into more potent biohazard compounds. These remanufactured poisons saturate thyroid tissue, killing cells. The strongest virus cells survive each cycle and multiply. Eventually, EBV begins creating its own blood vessels (angiogenesis) to draw in more fuel, forming a malignant thyroid tumor. A cancerous cell mass forms and grows as long as the virus keeps cycling through toxins. The viral load inside the thyroid can actually reduce 50-70% as cancer progresses.
  • EBV: Epstein-Barr virus - Stage 3
  • EBV: Epstein-Barr virus that goes into the thyroid causes thyroid cancer
  • Iodine deficiency as accelerating factor: Iodine deficiency creates vulnerability for EBV in the thyroid. Iodine acts as an antiseptic against EBV in thyroid tissue. When iodine is insufficient, EBV faces less resistance and can proliferate more aggressively. Avoiding iodine deficiency can help prevent thyroid cancer, breast cancer, brain cancer, lung cancer, liver cancer, stomach cancer, pancreatic cancer, and cancers of the mouth and jaw.
  • EBV Groups 4 and 5 strains: Only rare, aggressive strains of EBV from Groups 4 and 5 can form cancer cells. Medical research has only identified Group 2 strains and is unaware that over 60 EBV strains exist across 6 groups. Most EBV strains cause hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's, nodules, and cysts — only the rarest strains progress to cancer. EBV needs both the specific strain AND fuel (toxins) to become cancerous.
  • Epstein-Barr virus: Specific variety of EBV that causes thyroid cancer
  • Toxin cofactors required: Thyroid cancer requires both EBV AND a strong brew of toxins: mercury, aluminum, copper, DDT, other toxic heavy metals, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, solvents, petrochemicals, plastics, scented candles, colognes, and air fresheners. The virus feeds on these toxins, remanufactures them into more destructive chemical compounds, releases them into thyroid tissue killing cells, and forms cancer from the dead tissue. Without toxins to feed on, EBV cannot progress to cancer.
  • Inherited and accumulated toxins: Toxins involved in thyroid cancer are often inherited through the bloodline, encountered in the womb, or accumulated over a lifetime of environmental exposure. DDT from prior generations, mercury from amalgam fillings and fish, aluminum from cookware, and pesticide residues in food all accumulate in organs and glands including the thyroid. The quantity, variety, and aggressiveness of the toxins determines how quickly cancer develops.

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