mRNA for cancer - What a conundrum if this works

[numpty]

One of the side effects of the covid vax seems to be death. So if you were facing terminal cancer, would this be something you'd consider?

It's rather ironic that doctors have been seeing a rise in advanced cancers being diagnosed. Perhaps because people have been avoiding the doc? Maybe it's due to the covid vax itself? Who knows, but this is interesting.

However...

Or are they just speeding up population control?

https://noqreport.com/2023/02/14/uk-will-be-the-first-to-trial-biontechs-mrna-cancer-vaccines/

[gimebakmybulits]

"The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) [6 January 2023] announced a formal collaboration with BioNTech"
That by itself should be enough for you to be concerned about the truthfulness of their statements.

[XDJYo]

[Whiterabbit]

[LBDamned]

Topic was brought up in the past...

My response is the same - if you have cancer, there's nothing to lose... additional foreign substances aren't a crazy idea at that point.

Injecting as a 'precaution' is different from injecting out of desperation.

ETA: some choose not to combat it either way (particularly if diagnosed as terminal) - due to chitty quality of life... I hope to never be in the position of having to choose.

[five.five-six]

It’s not the MNRa “envelope” that’s causing the heart diseases. It’s the Spike protein “vaccine” package inside the MRNa delivery system that’s killing people.

So, using MRNa to deliver “attack the cancer instructions” isn’t necessarily dangerous.

[Citadelgrad87]

"Probable"? Do you have any idea how many people have been vaccinated? "Probable" means more likely than not. For this to be true, MORE THAN HALF of those vaccinated would have to be dead.

[LBDamned]

"Probable"? Do you have any idea how many people have been vaccinated? "Probable" means more likely than not. For this to be true, MORE THAN HALF of those vaccinated would have to be dead.

He may have been considering the 'cancer' component in his 'probable' statement...

Combining potential outcome of cancer and potential problems with Vax - and using the term 'probable' to make a point, isn't outrageous...

Terminal cancer = certain death... with mrna treatment = probable death

But I'm sure you'll want to argue about it all - for days if someone let's you.

[Epaphroditus]

Lots of current cancers with different metabolic pathways. mRNA might have some effect on a few but really need specifics.

The phrase "mRNA" is being bandied about like some magical talisman.

The concept of a vaccine against cancer is comical.

[LBDamned]

Lots of current cancers with different metabolic pathways. mRNA might have some effect on a few but really need specifics.

The phrase "mRNA" is being bandied about like some magical talisman.

The concept of a vaccine against cancer is comical.

but, but, but ... Biden promised a cure! (the devil's in the details - literally)

[Citadelgrad87]

He may have been considering the 'cancer' component in his 'probable' statement...

Combining potential outcome of cancer and potential problems with Vax - and using the term 'probable' to make a point, isn't outrageous...

Terminal cancer = certain death... with mrna treatment = probable death

But I'm sure you'll want to argue about it all - for days if someone let's you.

[LBDamned]

Dense.

[numpty]

You're more knowledgeable than I am on this.

There's been so much new information about stuff I never even thought about before covid. I understood that the mRNA "delivery method" had been unsuccessful and even killed test subjects in past experiments. Was it the contents, the mRNA or unknown? Or do you not know that either?

I recall reading about the covid vax that depending on where one was injected, the spike proteins could end up gathering in different places. I understood it to mean they would be randomly carried around by blood flow until they got "caught" somewhere. It could go to varying organs and do damage but they didn't know where.

What you say is above my paygrade, but it sort of makes sense. What would the "attack the cancer instructions" be though? And would it be directly injected at the tumor site or would they somehow know what cells to attack?