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  • čas přidán 22. 05. 2023
  • The Covid-19 pandemic traumatized people and societies, but it also spurred medical advances in a very big way. Perhaps nowhere as much as in the field of vaccines, where a groundbreaking new platform based on molecules called messenger RNA saved millions of lives. Now the technology is coming into its own in other areas, like as a possible treatment for another killer: pancreatic cancer.
    We talk about this with Derrick Williams from DW science and ask him: How likely is it that mRNA will lead to a successful cancer treatment? And what obstacles are still left to overcome?
    #cancer #vaccine #pancreaticcancer
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Komentáře • 228

  • @DarylSimpson58
    @DarylSimpson58 Před rokem +196

    Living with an incurable disease is so hard, but you just have to live life day by day as it goes by (Cancer sucks)...

    • @DarylSimpson58
      @DarylSimpson58 Před rokem

      @Barb DeLaney wow, how can i get in touch with her? this healer, does she cure other sickness

    • @DarylSimpson58
      @DarylSimpson58 Před rokem

      @Barb DeLaney wow, found her website, thank you very much for this.

    • @lukakosir235
      @lukakosir235 Před rokem

      Keep on keepin on!

    • @milenacardoso2175
      @milenacardoso2175 Před 6 měsíci

      My father lived with this incurable disease for about 20 years, but soon after he got the mRNA shots, it became uncontrollable, and he died within less than a year.

  • @polarbear5496
    @polarbear5496 Před rokem +42

    Any progress on pancreatic cancer is good news as it is pretty much a death sentence and it is a very horrible way to die.

    • @lawrencekling8598
      @lawrencekling8598 Před rokem +7

      It's also very quick to die. My mother know someone who died after 3 months illness.

    • @UvstudioCaToronto
      @UvstudioCaToronto Před rokem +8

      @@lawrencekling8598 My mother died 6 months after diagnosis.

  • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
    @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem +24

    Thank goodness, I hope this becomes a viable treatment quickly. Pancreatic cancer is a nightmare.

  • @ajahdg
    @ajahdg Před rokem +20

    This is amazing. I lost my mother and grandmother to pancreatic cancer. It’s crazy cause usually when you’re diagnosed with pancreatic cancer you’re already in stage 4.

    • @satlynutz
      @satlynutz Před rokem

      I think something like 10% of people are diagnosed before stage 4. My friend Mum was diagnosed with stage four and she died like six months later. I think the survival rate is only one out of five after five years.

    • @davidjones535
      @davidjones535 Před rokem +2

      I have it right now fond out last November

    • @ceeemm1901
      @ceeemm1901 Před rokem

      The average tumor doubles about every 100 days. To put that into perspective, an average tumor of 1mm diameter takes 6 years to develop (virtually undetectable). A tumor of 10mm takes about 10 years. So for a tumor to be as big as a baseball will take decades. Tumors aren't mushrooms. They don't just pop up and you won't pick them up early because nobody just goes in for random scans. So everyone just has to wait for discomfort or feeling an unusual lump, which is often very late.

    • @satlynutz
      @satlynutz Před rokem +3

      @@davidjones535 dude i’m so sorry to hear that

    • @dennismsanquini83
      @dennismsanquini83 Před 3 měsíci

      Is there any type of routine screening you can have for the pancreas because of your family history? I have a colon cancer history in my family so I'll go for.colonoscopy. could they give you an abdominal CTscan to look for early growths?

  • @orion789
    @orion789 Před rokem +37

    This needs to be accelerated with all urgency😊

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem +12

      ​@@MadnessMotorcycle if I had pancreatic cancer? Gladly. Put me at the top of the list. I watched a family member die of it and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.

    • @drfelren
      @drfelren Před rokem +2

      @@MadnessMotorcycle So let me get this straight. NoneYaBusiness just stated that they wouldn't wish pancreatic cancer on their worst enemy. You respond with "I hope you get your wish" implying you hope this person gets cancer. Please tell me I am misinterpreting this.

    • @cheezedoodlenygguh6229
      @cheezedoodlenygguh6229 Před 11 měsíci

      @drfelren he was implying that he gets the vaccine you slow person. You flakes with your bad faith arguments 🤣🤣 try not to CAP next time.

    • @callumbus7690
      @callumbus7690 Před 9 měsíci

      Agreed

    • @bimmjim
      @bimmjim Před 2 měsíci

      WRONG ❗

  • @timothymattnew
    @timothymattnew Před rokem +81

    Science is amazing!

    • @rosadacaro
      @rosadacaro Před rokem +3

      It is indeed. By the time mRNA inoculated develop cancer, the mRNA "cure" will be available 🤪

    • @eyeofthetiger7
      @eyeofthetiger7 Před rokem +3

      The universe is amazing. Science is a methodology to discover the universe.

    • @cyrusthegreat1893
      @cyrusthegreat1893 Před rokem +2

      @@eyeofthetiger7 Our universe is not the only world. There are many other multiple dimensions out there.

    • @cephy8102
      @cephy8102 Před rokem +5

      @@cyrusthegreat1893 Last I checked that's still just a theory.

    • @mikhelBrown
      @mikhelBrown Před rokem +1

      Science is KING!

  • @davidjones535
    @davidjones535 Před rokem +6

    As some one who hond out that I have Stage 4 pancreatic cancer last November it may to long for me but for somone in the future this could mean a longer life .

  • @misdrevenous
    @misdrevenous Před rokem +6

    My mom is currently suffering stage IV Lung Adenocarcinoma. I wish she could try out this treatment while she is still alive. How can we apply for trial?

  • @silvialogan9226
    @silvialogan9226 Před 5 měsíci +2

    I hope that this treatment is available soon for all kinds of cancers at all four stages, so people will not have to die from this dreadful disease.

  • @geekytraveler5899
    @geekytraveler5899 Před rokem +21

    I don't like the intro a little bit - I think it's a bit confusing giving the impression like covid and mRNA vaccines did a kick-start for mRNA cancer treatment. While it's actually the opposite way.
    I used to work with LifeScience companies (from IT Consultancy side - but you're getting immersed in their whole business process).
    I'd say - those researches with mRNA were in progress way before COVID. The complexity of technology and investigations deeply impressed me.
    Actually seeing what and how they were doing in the area of cancer prevention with mRNA it was no surprise - they were able to produce the mRNA vaccines so simply and quickly. I know they appeared on market not immediately in 2019 but a year+ later - but that's due to need of 4 levels of trials, but the vaccine formula itself was done within first hours, I'm not kidding - not even days - it's becuase comparing to the level of complexity of cancer treatment - printing the mRNA for signatures of the virus, but removing the pathogenic body was in relative terms like to ask software developer to scan the page, copy-paste the header and print it - meaning - it's not my primary function - but it's no big deal... and if you're willing to pay big money for that - fine. So companies like pFizer and moderna took their chance for easy money.
    But the main battle and complexity in research facilities that were using mRNA was for a Cancer treatment for quite some years

    • @c.j.nyssen6987
      @c.j.nyssen6987 Před rokem

      ☝️ THIS 👆

    • @rickkwitkoski1976
      @rickkwitkoski1976 Před rokem

      Absolutely true! mRNA for treatment therapy is NOT NEW! Like so many ignorant numpties seem to think. The initial look into using mRNA for various therapies, including cancer treatment, was begun over 50 years ago.
      AND there were TWO mRNA vaccines for human diseases already created. But it turned out that we didn't need them. The pathogens burned themselves out and did not become pandemic status.
      BUT... so many complete NUMPTIES never went to learn about that... they just "believed" the stupidity that they were fed.

    • @nehalamba2747
      @nehalamba2747 Před měsícem +1

      yes. Hindi version for us though mention that mRNA for COVID was successful within one year because work had already been done on mRNA for decades.

  • @AstraI
    @AstraI Před rokem +2

    thanks for sharing this

  • @peterprentice9179
    @peterprentice9179 Před rokem +16

    thank you to all scientists who contribute to this miracle cure

  • @GamersWeCare
    @GamersWeCare Před 11 měsíci +3

    Hopefully there is a cure soon! This is truly inspiring!

  • @pjk1714
    @pjk1714 Před rokem +7

    Geno mapping is now the first phase as treatment plans are customized. I hope this is successful as it often spreads while being treated or already did by the time its found.

    • @joebidenisyourpresidentget2481
      @joebidenisyourpresidentget2481 Před rokem

      That “geno mapping” is highly confidential. Anyone can make the mRNA vaccine but the sequence used to obtain it involved complex software that took years to create. It would be like Tesla giving away its auto drive software.

    • @esobed1
      @esobed1 Před rokem

      @@joebidenisyourpresidentget2481 sometimes the general welfare is far far far more important than personal gain or intellectual property rights... ask Jonas Salk.

  • @rickmorty7284
    @rickmorty7284 Před rokem +6

    Brilliant!

  • @maladaptedmalarkey
    @maladaptedmalarkey Před rokem +23

    This is where AI holds the most opportunity, i.e. lower cost gene sequencing and advanced manufacturing. People’s fear of AI is rational, but for this application, it brings with it huge potential for good.

  • @zarez123
    @zarez123 Před rokem +2

    Here it goes again.

  • @johangoris9728
    @johangoris9728 Před rokem +3

    it is still very doubtfully that mRNA vaccines saved a lot of lives, because it was also used for people which did not need it. But I agree that mRNA can be used for cancer treatment. mRNA should only be used as a medication and not as a possibility to gain a lot of money.

  • @luckypatricklopez8644
    @luckypatricklopez8644 Před rokem +15

    Brilliant!!

  • @kokthhotmail
    @kokthhotmail Před rokem +1

    I have pancteatic cancer 4th and would like to try this new technology very much.
    Do they need volunteer for test?

  • @sasavukelic
    @sasavukelic Před rokem +1

    my favorite science guy 🥰

  • @jackielee5298
    @jackielee5298 Před rokem +4

    Great scentise

  • @hexbinoban6170
    @hexbinoban6170 Před rokem +2

    They can't even develop a cure for or stop the progression of chronic pancreatitis, let alone pancreatic cancer .

  • @i_nvade8098
    @i_nvade8098 Před rokem +1

    Cool i hope this works!

  • @happyatheists9361
    @happyatheists9361 Před rokem +1

    human body is amazing

  • @paranoidhumanoid
    @paranoidhumanoid Před 3 měsíci

    There's so much flooding the social media platforms since the release of the mRNA treatment for COVID emphasizing its hopefulness in battling cancer. This seems so contrived.

  • @Terapiya969
    @Terapiya969 Před rokem +3

    Good news

  • @Asubatsu
    @Asubatsu Před 7 dny +1

    Considering that this technology so far seems to be increasing the rates and aggressiveness of cancer, I'm gonna say no. Fix your diet, first and foremost.

  • @shadeelocc
    @shadeelocc Před rokem

    Aww..Alex Trebec😥

  • @kanzokhamismanager181
    @kanzokhamismanager181 Před rokem +1

    Very happy ❤❤❤

  • @junme1389
    @junme1389 Před rokem +2

    Science > Religion ❤❤❤

  • @andreawallenberger2668
    @andreawallenberger2668 Před rokem +1

    Biography of Dr. Katalin Karikó asap, bitte @DW!!!!! 🔬💉🧪👩‍🔬❤🌎

  • @chaelisa5402
    @chaelisa5402 Před rokem

    Wow

  • @ACK333
    @ACK333 Před rokem

    😭😭😭😭😭😢🎉🎉😙thank you very very much 😘😘😘

  • @gregberzinski3996
    @gregberzinski3996 Před rokem

    Hopefully fast tracked go go go!

  • @pRaX85815
    @pRaX85815 Před rokem +4

    And the nutters are out in full force again in the comments I see lol.

  • @tjmarx
    @tjmarx Před rokem

    The likelihood of this working is 50/50. If it does work, it'll be financially out of reach for average people for at least the first few decades. We're not talking about a few thousand dollars here. We're talking high hundreds of thousands through to millions for that kind of personalised medicine.

  • @dirtyharry6297
    @dirtyharry6297 Před rokem +7

    Cancer should be thing of the past by now, considering how much money put in research

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před rokem +2

      Cancer is us. There's no getting rid of it.

    • @ceeemm1901
      @ceeemm1901 Před rokem

      Quintillions of taxpayers dollars over the last hundred years and "Ummm, we don't know what causes it"....ever heard of a cost -benefit analysis?

    • @lawrencekling8598
      @lawrencekling8598 Před rokem

      There is no such a cure for cancer. It can be prevent if you have right diet and healthy lifestyle.

    • @lawrencekling8598
      @lawrencekling8598 Před rokem

      ​@@ceeemm1901 Big Pharma don't want people get better instead they keep them on long term prescription, it's very profitable on that way. Many people died over medicated.

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem +1

      ​@@lawrencekling8598 it can also be generic or from exposure to something in your environment, so no amount of diet and exercise can completely protect you from getting it.

  • @Kirati-lr6mx
    @Kirati-lr6mx Před 8 měsíci

    Amazing Science

  • @jadeynbedford3302
    @jadeynbedford3302 Před rokem

    This is very good news

  • @user-lx1ro7ov8z
    @user-lx1ro7ov8z Před 5 měsíci

    Doctor, please, how do I participate in a trial version? I have breast cancer from Algeria. May God protect you. Help me. Our country is medically incapable. I am 42 years old. I beg you to help me.

  • @devabratadixit303
    @devabratadixit303 Před rokem

    I think Steve Jobs had pancreatic cancer but more prevalent cancers like lung cancer and GI carcinoma should also be reseached.

  • @502opz346
    @502opz346 Před rokem +2

    in 2012 i seen predictions about mNRA possible treatment for cancer, 10 years in and still nothing... I know it takes time, but the same i saw talking back then and not yet any progress !

  • @ToneyCrimson
    @ToneyCrimson Před rokem +15

    Wonder if vaccine deniers will take this if they got cancer. 😂

    • @DarkBrandonForever
      @DarkBrandonForever Před rokem +8

      Let's hope

    • @davidryan5482
      @davidryan5482 Před rokem +7

      No chance I would. Pure blood and proud. No thanks.

    • @DarkBrandonForever
      @DarkBrandonForever Před rokem +14

      @@davidryan5482 😆🤣😂 Dude nothing will make "pUrE bLooD" happen.

    • @ckcnj9175
      @ckcnj9175 Před rokem +6

      A true dilemma for them. Let them purge themselves. Good riddance!

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před rokem +6

      ​@@davidryan5482 Pure blood won't help you in your coffin.

  • @happyatheists9361
    @happyatheists9361 Před rokem +5

    science > every religion

  • @KJSvitko
    @KJSvitko Před rokem +9

    Science keeps advancing. Trust scientists. Don't believe conspiracy theorists and crazy articles or media.
    It matters where you get your information from. Get information from trusted sources not con men and grifters.

    • @waltbroedner4754
      @waltbroedner4754 Před rokem +1

      Dream on, modern scientists need money and like big cars and mansions. For profit medicine that takes away your house to maybe cure you in a hospital stay of a couple of weeks is the NORM NOW A DAYS!!!! There is no money in cure, just on drugs.

    • @rickkwitkoski1976
      @rickkwitkoski1976 Před rokem

      YUP! But the CON men just "sound" better to so many ignorant numpties.

  • @joecater894
    @joecater894 Před rokem

    surely they should be able to use in on any cancer?

  • @josephnotoempire2949
    @josephnotoempire2949 Před rokem

    Mom, I miss you every day.
    F-ing hospitals don't test early enough.

  • @Patch_duress
    @Patch_duress Před rokem +4

    Why wouldn’t more people trust the use of mRNA for other applications? 🤔

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před rokem

      It's not as politically sensitive. Too many people let others think for themselves.

    • @kn0wmore126
      @kn0wmore126 Před rokem +3

      Because it can't be trusted for that one application, either...

    • @AstraI
      @AstraI Před rokem +2

      because they've been mislead into thinking its a danger because it was politically advantageous to pit them against others and sow doubt

    • @kn0wmore126
      @kn0wmore126 Před rokem

      @@AstraI, actually, in this case it was not advantageous for the elites to have a people doubting/divided. That logic only counts when people unite against them. You really think they wanted dissent during the pandemic? Or rather have everyone simply comply? Why do you think they want to "amend" the WHO treaty, removing vital protections against abuse to ensure compliance, if they could have had compliance from the beginning by 'not sowing doubt'?

    • @AstraI
      @AstraI Před rokem

      ​@@kn0wmore126 the elites? it was advantageous for them to galvanize support, and for foreign actors to exacerbate existing divisions and mistrust you seem to be thinking of some shadowy cabal overseeing everything I don't think it was some global plan hatched by elites. However it was advantageous domestically and for foreign adversaries

  • @tomwery5155
    @tomwery5155 Před rokem +1

    50 years of kemo may have been profitable but....

  • @VentiVonOsterreich
    @VentiVonOsterreich Před rokem +1

    Steve Jobs: **angry Apple noises**

  • @MariaKarla8tw
    @MariaKarla8tw Před 2 měsíci

    Truly you are amazing Dr Obulor on CZcams, your perfection is incredibly impressive. I’m glad that I got a permanent cure off Cancer from you…

  • @cyrusthegreat1893
    @cyrusthegreat1893 Před rokem

    Many genetic caused disease and sicknesses can be cured by the genetic modification process.

    • @ErikMesserli
      @ErikMesserli Před rokem +2

      This is not a genetic modification process though. If you wanted to treat a genetic defect this way, you'd probably have to administer MRNA regularly. Actually fixing the defect at the DNA level (so you can't give it to your offspring) would be much more complicated.

    • @cyrusthegreat1893
      @cyrusthegreat1893 Před rokem

      @@ErikMesserli Thanks for the explanation!

  • @cut3475
    @cut3475 Před 2 měsíci

    Biontech🥳

  • @ayodejiakinmusere9424

    mRNA is single-stranded, while DNA is double-stranded...

  • @ckcnj9175
    @ckcnj9175 Před rokem +14

    Anti-vaxers can sit this one out. Make way for scientists’ greatest achievement in this century!

    • @spookyninja4098
      @spookyninja4098 Před rokem

      Just dont mention the Mrna migration thru out the body in an uncontrolled infection causing injury = myocarditis

    • @groovysalmon6857
      @groovysalmon6857 Před 8 měsíci +1

      The opposite, family member got pancreatic cancer 3months after the booster shots. Mrna vaccined have increased igG4 levels.

  • @auntywoke3640
    @auntywoke3640 Před rokem +3

    I suppose if it can cause cancer it can also cure cancer?

    • @rickkwitkoski1976
      @rickkwitkoski1976 Před rokem

      WHAT can cause cancer? mRNA????
      YOU have to be joking! OR you have bought into the STUPIDITY!
      mRNA is part of ALL of your cells, except the red blood cells. It is messenger RNA. It gets the info from the nucleus of the cell to the ribosomes so that the proper enzymes (proteins) are created. Without it... YOU DIE!
      You are such a NUMPTY that you don't even know this very BASIC cell biology.

  • @horserous
    @horserous Před rokem

    Bring it on, when can I have a vax at the German mall then?

    • @joebidenisyourpresidentget2481
      @joebidenisyourpresidentget2481 Před rokem +2

      This involves taking away your cancer cells and then processing them into a vaccine. That’s a month long process and will be extremely expensive.

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem

      ​@@joebidenisyourpresidentget2481 Hopefully costs can be reduced quickly so that all can have access if they need it.

  • @sonneh86
    @sonneh86 Před rokem +2

    Antivaxxers: RREeeee

  • @mugzyb7257
    @mugzyb7257 Před rokem +3

    Could you also cover the “ethics declarations” section of the study? The part where there’s conflict of interest as the day is long.

    • @wtfjesus8251
      @wtfjesus8251 Před rokem +2

      U can explain "ethics declaration"? What do U mean?

  • @wavincewavince394
    @wavincewavince394 Před rokem

    At what Ages or what stages should one should be introduce? Or else a children will have to do tons of vax. What are the criteria to introduce this

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem +1

      This would be used as a cure if you already *have* pancreatic cancer, not as a prevention.

    • @ErikMesserli
      @ErikMesserli Před rokem

      Adding some detail to what NoneYaBusiness said. A vaccination basically tells you body that something is dangerous and that it should prepare to fight it. For infectious disease this of course means it only works if you take it before you get the disease. Thats how the vast majority of vaccines work. A cancer is a random mutation of one of your cells that your immune system doesn't think is dangerous, even though its killing you. With this tech the idea is to take a sample of the actual cancer a person has, make a vaccine, use it to teach the person's immune system that the cancer is dangerous and then have the immune system clear the cancer. Since cancers are random, this of course makes sense only once you are already diagnosed with cancer and a sample can be taken.

    • @NullHand
      @NullHand Před rokem

      This is cancer immunotherapy. It is inherently highly risky because, at the biochemical level, cancer IS you.
      So you are training the immune system to attack self, and hopefully it stops at the rebellious hyper-reproducing portion of self.
      The danger of these therapies are very like radiation and chemotherapy in that respect. Not something that anybody will get unless the alternative is a guaranteed lingering nasty death from an existing malignancy.

  • @cephy8102
    @cephy8102 Před rokem +2

    "Covid 19 traumatized people and societies"
    Meanwhile I was having the god damn time of my life.

  • @marcbright6758
    @marcbright6758 Před rokem

    I hope all goes well cuz thats the cancer that killed my mom.

  • @leewhite675
    @leewhite675 Před rokem

    Doesn't cancer have a ph

    • @rickkwitkoski1976
      @rickkwitkoski1976 Před rokem

      No... Your body, at least the blood, must stay within pH 7.35 - 7.45 Otherwise you die. That's a very narrow range. Don't listen to that Gwyneth Paltrow "alkalize" hogwash. Cancer cells, as explained here, have specific proteins on their surface. Just like the "spike" proteins of the COVID-19 virus.

  • @ZaharIsrael5906
    @ZaharIsrael5906 Před rokem +10

    😂😂😂😂No thanks

  • @mathisyahu7945
    @mathisyahu7945 Před rokem +4

    Yeah. No, thanks. 😂😂😂

  • @verafleck
    @verafleck Před rokem +21

    Hm. Thank you, but, no thank you.

    • @esobed1
      @esobed1 Před rokem +6

      The same mentality that would make one choose a car trip over an airplane flight... with an airplane. flight being multiple times faster and safer!
      Move towards modernity.

    • @rocksmo3384
      @rocksmo3384 Před rokem +9

      Thats easy to say when you dont have cancer.

    • @ad_astra468
      @ad_astra468 Před rokem +7

      Your choice, cancer is not an infectious disease so wether you go for cancer treatment or not only impacts yourself.

    • @PegsFlamingoville
      @PegsFlamingoville Před rokem +1

      @@rocksmo3384 Actually, all the more reason to grab onto any life raft tossed your way.

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před rokem +2

      ​@@ad_astra468 it's just further examples of peoples ignorance of the suffering you go through when you have cancer.

  • @latestgreatest5116
    @latestgreatest5116 Před rokem +10

    Erm, how many dozens of boosters we talking about? ;)

    • @SubjectiveFunny
      @SubjectiveFunny Před rokem +2

      About $5b

    • @mark-ish
      @mark-ish Před rokem +1

      "Dozens of boosters"
      Anti-vaxxers have arrived spreading misinformation.

    • @ceeemm1901
      @ceeemm1901 Před rokem +1

      They'll sell them in 6 packs with a chemo chaser.

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem

      This wouldn't be a preventive vaccine, but used if you actually *have* cancer to help treat it. For f sakes listen to the video before you open your mouth. 🤦‍♀️

  • @1618927
    @1618927 Před rokem +4

    Eternal life only through the Word of God, there is no other way, don't be fool.

  • @gerfriedgaulhofer2123
    @gerfriedgaulhofer2123 Před rokem +8

    The first information I get here is that DW is funded by the pharma industry.
    I wonder if there is any research done on the prevention of cancer. Guess this was an ironic question. A society which makes tons of money with illnesses can't be described other than failed society. Food security is at an all-time low, and declining. Let's make money!!

    • @lawrencekling8598
      @lawrencekling8598 Před rokem

      I wouldn't be surprised

    • @gerfriedgaulhofer2123
      @gerfriedgaulhofer2123 Před rokem

      @Null Pointer eben nicht :) . Guter Kommentar btw

    • @jackjhmc820
      @jackjhmc820 Před rokem

      Fasting 36 hour once a week or fasting 3 days every quarter isn't going to allow them to make any money!
      If an authoritarian government like China rewards younger healthy folks with social credit points for fasting once a week, I imagine cancer for would fall off the cliff?

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem +2

      Until you see someone die from pancreatic cancer I guess you'll never understand how fantastic this news is. I hope you never have to experience that.

    • @justsomeguywithoutamustang6436
      @justsomeguywithoutamustang6436 Před rokem +2

      @@WouldntULikeToKnow. what does that have to do with his statement of preventing the cancer in the first place?

  • @mugzyb7257
    @mugzyb7257 Před rokem +12

    It’s not “messenger RNA” in the shots, it’s “synthetic modified RNA”. It’s anything but natural.

    • @backfischritter
      @backfischritter Před rokem +1

      You know what is natrual? Cancer is natural, and it kills people. Malaria is also natural, poison is natural. Nature does not care about your wellbeing.

    • @WouldntULikeToKnow.
      @WouldntULikeToKnow. Před rokem

      The fruit that you eat isn't natural, and neither are your veggies. Grow up.

    • @andrewcrus
      @andrewcrus Před rokem +4

      there is no difference between these two definitions. It's like saying that a water molecule H2O taken from a pond and H2O created in a laboratory with a oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms different and not natural.

    • @Rachel-wz9cj
      @Rachel-wz9cj Před rokem +3

      @@andrewcrus One’s natural, the other isn’t, it’s lab made

    • @andrewcrus
      @andrewcrus Před rokem +1

      @@Rachel-wz9cj you don't get the point. It's like Lego, but made of atoms. Under what conditions the atoms were assembled into one form or another does not matter - they are all the same atoms from the point of view of nature.

  • @MariaKarla8tw
    @MariaKarla8tw Před 2 měsíci

    Truly you are amazing Dr Obulor on CZcams, your perfection is incredibly impressive. I’m glad that I got a permanent cure off Cancer from you…