Immune Systems Advisor

Introduction The emergence of rapidly progressing cancers, termed "turbo cancers," has been observed in individuals following administration of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, raising significant clinical and scientific concerns. These cancers are characterized by an unusually aggressive growth pattern, with some cases demonstrating progression from initial symptoms to advanced stages within days or weeks—a timeline that would typically span months or years. Notably, these malignancies have been reported in diverse populations, including young adults without prior cancer history, pregnant women, and children, often presenting at late stages and exhibiting resistance to conventional therapies such as chemotherapy and radiation. Canadian oncologist Dr. William Makis has highlighted this alarming trend, supported by case reports including one co-authored by Dr. Peter McCullough describing rapid tumor development shortly after vaccination. Potential mechanisms proposed involve mo...

Studies and case reports of various cancers following mRNA vaccination are helping experts understand the potential mechanisms that may be allowing these cancers to proliferate.   Case Reports of Turbo Cancer Case 4 After COVID-19 Vaccine Blood Clots, Deion Sanders Hit with Turbo Cancer ( Focal Points ): We covered former Dallas Cowboy superstar Deion Sanders and his horrific experience with vaccine blood clots earlier in the pandemic. Now it was reported that Sanders, who must of had very good health care with imaging and urine tests, developed a rapidly growing high grade bladder cancer with removal of his entire bladder. I have never seen this in my practice in a 57-year old man. I told Dr. Gina Loudon, that Sander’s cancer is a vaccine turbo cancer until proven otherwise. His doctors should send the entire bladder specimen for PCR identification of vaccine mRNA, SV-40, and staining for Spike protein. Both Sanders and his doctors could do a great service to public health if they...

Coronavirus cases are rising across the United States, as they have every summer since the pandemic began five years ago. Infections are growing or “likely growing” in 26 states and D.C., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, based on emergency department visit data as of July 15. A recent CDC report also notes that more laboratory tests are returning positive for the coronavirus, and emergency room visits for covid are increasing for young children. WastewaterSCAN, which tracks viruses in wastewater to monitor infectious diseases, reports that national levels of coronavirus are in the  high  category and slowly  trending upward  since early- to mid-June. The coronavirus “is still out there, it is still going through communities across the country,” said  Amanda Bidwell , scientific program manager at WastewaterSCAN. Concentrations of the coronavirus in its wastewater samples are up 38 percent in July compared with June, first rising in...