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Turbocharged Cancers: Investigating Uncommon Trends Following Covid-19 Injection

When President Nixon launched the War on Cancer in 1971, he raised hopes that a cure for cancer was on the horizon. More than fifty years later, however, it is clear that the war has failed.¹ Cancer diagnoses continue to surge, accompa­nied by a troubling new phenomenon—that of accelerated cancers nicknamed “turbo cancers.” This term, though not medical, has gained traction, with observers using it to describe the rapid growth and aggressive nature of cancers in individuals who received at least one dose of a Covid-19 injection. Such cancers appear to be particularly prevalent among recipients of the Pfizer and Moderna products.²

Skeptics argue that turbo cancers are merely cancers detected at advanced stages due to pandemic-related delays in cancer screening and disruptions in non-emergency medical services; they estimate around ten million missed cancer screenings from January to July 2020 alone.³ Setting aside the many questions some experts have raised about the value and risks of cancer screening,⁴ the delayed-screening explanation does not hold much weight, given the significant time elapsed since the 2020 lockdowns and the much more recent explosion of turbo cancers.

Dr. Harvey Risch, emeritus professor of epidemiology at Yale, describes turbo cancers as a novel and distinct medical phenomenon, particularly in younger adults.⁵ Formerly, can­cers might take several years to several decades to progress, depending on the type. Citing the alarming explosion of colon cancers in young people, Risch observes, “That’s basically impos­sible along the known paradigm for how colon cancer works. Because these cancers have been occurring in people who are too young to get them. . . compared to the normal way it works, they’ve been designated as Turbo Cancers.”⁵

DOCTORS SPEAK OUT

A headline-making study from Japan, published in April 2024 in Cureus, has added depth to the debate about the Covid shots’ contribution to fast-growing cancers.6 The researchers examined age-adjusted mortality rates for twenty different types of cancer for the 2020–2022 period, using official death statistics and data on uptake of the injections. The authors note that Japan boasts some of the highest Covid vaccination rates in the world, with the population currently receiv­ing their seventh dose. The analysis revealed that while Japan experienced no excess cancer mortality in 2020, the trend shifted markedly in 2021, concurrent with the rollout of the mRNA lipid nanoparticle shots. By 2022, after over two-thirds (68 percent) of the Japanese population had received at least three doses, a significant increase in cancer mortality in those individuals became evident. The 2022 rise in cancer mortality was especially significant among the elderly and particularly pronounced for ovarian, prostate, lip/oral/pharyngeal, pancreatic and breast cancers and leukemia.⁶

Stephanie Seneff, a senior research scientist at MIT for more than five decades, has also interpreted data showing a potential link between the Covid shots and cancer. Her research indicates that after the introduction of the shots in 2021, there was a surge in reported cases of cancer far in excess of cancer’s association with any other vaccine.²

Researchers continue to document the troubling trend of turbo can­cers emerging shortly after Covid shots. At least twenty-six papers have been published in the medical literature, with six papers on accelerated cancers published in April 2024 alone.⁷ This research shows that a majority of turbo cancers are diagnosed at Stage 3 (locally advanced) or Stage 4 (metastatic), with symptoms often manifesting so quickly (days or weeks before diagnosis) that there is little time to explore possible treatment.⁸ As the Japanese study indicated, rapid-growing cancers include a wide range of cancers, including types that previously were extremely rare.⁹

When Dr. Pierre Kory and writer Mary Beth Pfeiffer analyzed provi­sional Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data on cancer deaths for the period from 2019 to 2023, they found “a cancer pattern that appears to have gone from slow simmer to rapid boil in the heat of a pandemic.”¹⁰ They have called attention to a number of disturbing trends:

• First, while noting a 2 percent increase in cancer deaths across all age groups, they highlight an even more worrying 4 percent increase in cancer mortality in adolescents and younger adults between the ages of fifteen and forty-four.
• The CDC data show that colorectal cancer deaths among the same younger demographic (ages fifteen through forty-four) are surg­ing, with a 17 percent increase over the four-year period—four times more for that age group than for the population as a whole. In May 2021, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force lowered its recommended age for colorectal cancer screening from fifty to forty-five.¹¹
• Kory and Pfeiffer also note a 37 percent spike in uterine cancer deaths in the twenty-five to forty-four age group over the four years, more than double the 15 percent rise overall.
• Likewise, liver and pancreatic cancer deaths have increased disproportionately in young adults from 2019 to 2022.
• For the catch-all category that the CDC calls “all other and unspecified malignant neoplasms” (denoting cancers where the primary locus of the cancer cannot be determined before death), there was an 11 percent increase across all age groups over the four years, an even higher 18 percent rise in the thirty-five to forty-four age group and a shocking 16 percent increase among children ages five to fourteen.¹⁰

Kory and Pfeiffer also drew attention to a preprint published in March 2024, which analyzed trends in U.S. cancer deaths, again for the age group of teens and younger adults aged fifteen through forty-four years.¹² According to the preprint, excess cancer mortality “accelerated substantially” in 2021 (5.6 percent) and even more so in 2022 (7.9 per­cent); the findings were so highly statistically significant that the authors characterized the increases as “extreme events.” After concluding that from 2021, “a novel phenomenon leading to increased neoplasm deaths appears to be present in individuals aged 15 to 44 in the US,” the preprint authors hypothesized that a variety of “pandemic related factors,” includ­ing exposure to the Covid shots, could be involved.¹²

In Sweden, pathologist, researcher, physician and breast cancer specialist Dr. Ute Krüger observed “unusual features” in pathology samples sent to her beginning in 2021.¹³ Those atypical features included a demographic shift among cancer patients toward younger ages, particularly individuals in their thirties, forties and fifties; dramatically larger tumor sizes; more occurrences of multiple tumors in multiple organs; and an uptick in “aggressive” recurrenc­es.^13,14 Dr. Charles Hoffe, an experienced family physician in British Columbia, noticed similar patterns. Before the introduction of Covid shots, only a small proportion of Dr. Hoffe’s cancer patients received a Stage 4 diagnosis, but after the shots rolled out, this proportion rose to ap­proximately two-thirds of his cancer patients.¹⁵

IMPACT ON WORKING-AGE POPULATION

In their 2024 article, Kory and Pfeiffer make passing reference to data analyses car­ried out by the U.S. Society of Actuaries (SOA). Among a variety of recent reports produced by SOA, a cause-of-death report describes “higher than expected” cancer deaths in 2021, “usually in the range of 102% to 105% of expected.”¹⁶ The implications for working-age adults aged thirty-five to sixty-four—for whom cancer is one of the top two causes of death—are significant,¹⁷ and cancer deaths may even be contributing to the unprecedented decline in U.S. life expec­tancy since 2019—from seventy-nine to roughly seventy-six years.¹⁸

In another SOA report sharing “key ob­servations” about U.S. mortality in 2021,19 SOA emphasized premature mortality trends, commenting that “some younger ages were harder-hit with respect to mortality in a relative sense than older ages were” in 2021; this “had some repercussions in insurance products that covered working-age Americans.” SOA added, “For life insurance, having such large relative increases in mortality levels can have outsize effects”—and “large effects” indeed were ob­served in 2021 due to a “relatively large increase in working age mortality.”¹⁹

Ed Dowd, former BlackRock fund manager and author of “Cause Unknown”: The Epidemic of Sudden Death in 2021 and 2022,²⁰ has also shed light on these troubling patterns. By spring 2024, Dowd estimated that the Covid injections had led to over one million excess deaths in the U.S., while permanently disabling another four million Americans and injuring another twenty-eight million—affecting roughly thirty-three million Americans in all.^21,22 When Dowd first began to raise concerns about excess mortality, he noted the disproportionately high mortality rate among Millennials—sixty thousand deaths between March 2021 and February 2022—and likened the excess deaths to another Vietnam War.²⁰

TURNING A BLIND EYE

In February 2024, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC)—the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) cancer agen­cy—released estimates forecasting a 77 percent increase in cancer cases globally by 2050.²³ Currently, according to WHO, two out of ten people worldwide develops cancer in their lifetime, but in the U.S., that figure was double (four out of ten) even before 2021.²⁴ IARC attributes rising cancer rates to factors such as aging populations, tobacco and alcohol use, obesity and air pollution, but it conspicuously overlooks the phenomenon of turbo cancers, especially in the younger age groups.⁹

The blind eye turned by officials toward the phenomena of excess mortality and turbo cancers is of a piece with their refusal to acknowl­edge the wide range of other injuries and fatalities linked to the Covid injections, documented in staggering numbers in the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS). According to documents obtained by Children’s Health Defense, former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) director Anthony Fauci was “well aware”— within days of the rollout of Covid shots in December 2020—that the injections were causing serious injuries such as myocarditis, neurological conditions and death, but he did not alert the public.²⁵ Through mid-June 2022, Pfizer itself documented nearly five million cumulative adverse events (Appendix 2.2), affecting virtually all “system organ classes.”²⁶

With numerous studies to back up the connection, health authorities have been forced to admit to the Covid shots’ capacity to trigger cardiac issues, but they still minimize these occurrences as “rare” and “mild” and continue to claim that the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks. Characteristically, a methodologically flawed study published in April 2024 by CDC authors with blatant financial conflicts of interest denied any link between Covid shots and sudden cardiac deaths in young people, instead upholding the CDC recommendation to administer the shots to “all persons aged >6 months.”²⁷

A 2024 report funded by the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) and published by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineer­ing, and Medicine (which received $18 million from HHS in 2022) accepts the fact that the mRNA Covid shots may cause myocarditis but dismisses any causal link between the shots and various other widely reported ad­verse effects, including heart attacks, female infertility, Guillain-Barré syndrome, Bell’s palsy and thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS).²⁸ Meanwhile, AstraZeneca has initiated a global withdrawal of its Covid-19 injection, Vaxzevria. Though citing a “surplus of available updated vaccines” as the reason behind its decision,²⁹ the timing coin­cides with legal acknowledgment that the shots can lead to vaccine-induced TTS, a condition also associated with J&J’s shots.³⁰

Doctors raising concerns about a potential link between the Covid injections and cancer have faced even stronger rejection not just from the media but also from some fellow physicians. Both groups dismiss “turbo cancers” as a term coined by “anti-vaxxers,” effectively stifling any productive discourse. Even for those who suspect a link, there is a strong professional disincentive to submit studies “claiming the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine-induced cancer.”³¹ Nevertheless, unusual cancers—par­ticularly among the categories of professionals who were subjected to vaccine mandates, such as health care workers, police officers, teachers and military personnel—seem increasingly commonplace,³² and population and economic data point to “ongoing widespread excess cancer incidence, morbidity and mortality, especially in highly vaccinated countries.”³¹

Disturbingly, doctors are finding that a significant proportion of aggressive cancers in younger populations are occurring in college-age youth between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one. College students and athletes were among the groups most heavily subjected to mandates.³³ Leukemia and lymphoma are some of the more common cancers appearing in young people, but doctors also are encountering soft tissue cancers like angiosarcomas (cancers of the lining of the blood and lymph vessels), which used to be extremely rare. Young individuals with no family history of cancer are presenting with advanced-stage breast, colon, lung and brain cancers and other malignancies.²

Worse yet, according to Dr. Joseph Mercola, analysis of CDC data suggests that in April 2021, CDC may have begun “filtering and re­designating cancer deaths as COVID deaths to eliminate the cancer signal.”³⁴ Mercola posits that as many as 20 percent of deaths attributed to “Covid” could be jab-related cancer deaths, with the signal “hidden by swapping the underlying cause of death with [the] main cause of death.”³⁴

THE VACCINE MERRY-GO-ROUND

Ignoring the chorus of concerned experts and the mountain of evi­dence linking the Covid shots to a variety of serious short- and long-term adverse effects that include cancer, a fervent push is underway to advance modified-RNA “therapies” and expand the scope of so-called mRNA “vaccines.” Moderna, for instance, is actively pursuing mRNA formu­lations targeting purported viral threats such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), HIV, Zika and Epstein-Barr, while BioNTech is setting its sights on mRNA formulations targeting tuberculosis, malaria, shingles and influenza as well as HIV.³⁵

In the lucrative model in which the response to pharmaceutical poi­soning is to offer further poisons, researchers at both firms as well as other companies have declared their intent to harness mRNA technology for cancer treatment.³⁵ One mRNA-based therapy for glioblastoma, a com­mon and aggressive form of brain cancer, is already undergoing trials, with the intervention labeled as a “vaccine.” The mRNA brain cancer biological, which like the Covid shots features dangerous lipid nanopar­ticles,³⁶ is supposed to “‘teach’ the immune system to attack tumors.”³⁷ However, as the Covid shots have amply demonstrated, the anything-but-precise mRNA-lipid nanoparticle technology is prone to generating “off-target” immune responses and “unintended immune reactions.”³⁸

As discussed in my Wise Traditions article titled “What’s in that Jab? Disclosed Ingredients May be the Tip of the Iceberg” (Spring 2024),³⁹ there are many concerns about admitted as well as undisclosed ingredients in vaccines generally, and in the novel mRNA shots more specifically. The issue of the Covid shots’ alleged DNA contamination has attracted particular attention, including from South Carolina scientist and cancer specialist Dr. Phillip Buckhaults⁴⁰ and from Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, who addressed his concerns to the Food and Drug Ad­ministration (FDA) commissioner in a December 2023 letter.⁴¹ Ladapo speculates that the risky lipid nanoparticles could be an “efficient vehicle for delivering contaminant DNA into human cells,” triggering the process whereby healthy cells become cancerous.⁴¹

Over and over again, we observe a disturbing pattern. Companies create vaccines that cause injuries; then they develop drugs to manage those injuries, often leading to a cycle of compounded health issues. The cycle is simply diabolical, as it perpetuates a troubling spiral of medical intervention for problems created by the vaccines themselves.

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SIDEBAR

TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR MIND AND BODY

Mainstream and even some alternative explanations of cancer generally encourage people to embrace one-size-fits-all treatment protocols, but it is important to recognize that each individual’s illness and their journey toward a healthy mind and body are unique. Examining personal beliefs and lifestyle choices can be a beneficial starting point; prioritizing well-being, minimizing or eliminating harmful exposures and cleansing the body are also crucial steps.

For individuals who took the Covid shots and are now grappling with so-called “turbo cancers,” it is essential to rec­ognize the fact that vaccination is a malign form of poisoning, not a benign prevention strategy. This realization will likely be pivotal in helping those individuals navigate future challenges, make informed health decisions and introduce new energetic influences into their life. At that point, a wide range of detoxification and purification strategies can be explored, such as dietary changes, homeopathy, sound healing and hyperthermia approaches such as saunas and sweat lodges. Mistletoe therapy and turmeric can also aid in the body’s cleansing process and serve as medicinal tools against toxins.

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This article appeared in Wise Traditions in Food, Farming and the Healing Arts, the quarterly journal of the Weston A. Price Foundation, Summer 2024

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