Topic: Melanoma

A caller diagnosed with stage four melanoma asks about the "MAHA" movement's stance on alternative cancer treatments. Shroyer acknowledges the difficulty of challenging the "cancer industry" but suggests that Dr. Casey Means and RFK Jr. are focused on removing environmental toxins and improving diet as a primary strategy. He notes that Joe Biden failed to deliver on his promise to "cure cancer."

Oncology professor Angus Dalgleish reports a surge in aggressive cancer relapses among patients following COVID-19 booster shots. He describes "turbo cancers" such as melanoma, leukemia, and lymphoma appearing in previously stable patients. Dalgleish calls for an immediate halt to booster programs, citing a clear temporal link between the injections and rapid disease progression.

A caller with stage 4 melanoma asks about the anti-cancer properties of ivermectin, leading to a discussion on the drug's history and its Nobel Prize-winning status. While Dr. Immanuel cannot prescribe it for cancer, she notes its broad anti-parasitic and anti-inflammatory effects. She also details her "COVID Cleanse" and "Box Defense" supplements designed for various viral threats.

A caller with stage 4 melanoma asks about the anti-cancer properties of ivermectin. While Dr. Emanuel cannot prescribe it for cancer, she acknowledges NIH studies suggesting the drug has anti-cancer, anti-parasitic, and anti-inflammatory properties. The drug's history is noted, including its Nobel Prize win and its status as an "essential medicine" by the WHO for treating river blindness.

A caller from Georgia shares the story of her father, a Sturgis enthusiast, who died after being placed on an incubator in a hospital. She claims her grandmother suffered a broken hip and skin cancer complications after receiving the vaccine. Jones notes a recurring theme of people experiencing pus-filled skin lesions and slow healing post-injection.