Are we treating cancer? Here’s the real answer

+ a new support option

Dr. Mary Talley Bowden recently asked me bluntly, Are you treating cancer patients?”

Here’s the honest answer I shared: I am not an oncologist, and I’m not treating cancer in the traditional sense. I have seen that certain vitamins, minerals, and herbs consistently show promise for supporting the body — and when people ask for help, I give them what I can, with clear disclosure and careful dosing.

I’ve studied the research, and many natural herbs show powerful anti-cancer properties in the lab. Just Google it: Moringa, Spirulina, Lemongrass, Mint, Soursop, Ginger, Turmeric, Hibiscus—each one has been shown to support cellular health and immune strength.

So I created something to help those seeking natural immune support — the Ultimate Cancer Immune Support Pack. It combines eight potent herbs with Revive, Virolimmune Plus, and other immune-strengthening nutrients to help your body heal and stay strong.

This isn’t a cancer treatment—it’s a way to support your immune system naturally. We are seeing amazing results that can only be categorized as “anecdotal” until we get scientific studies.

What’s inside this support plan?

• A powerful herbal tea blend combining several of the herbs above — ones you can verify have laboratory evidence of anti‑cancer potential.
• Revive for hydration, energy, and daily support.
• Virolimmune Plus and other immune‑strengthening nutrients.
• Additional supportive compounds chosen to help overall resilience.

Ivermectin is gaining attention in scientific circles not just for its antiparasitic effects, but also for its potential role in cancer research. Laboratory studies have shown that ivermectin can interfere with cellular pathways that help cancer cells grow and survive, and it may increase cancer cells’ sensitivity to programmed cell death.

Because of these properties, researchers are studying ivermectin’s effects on tumor cells in preclinical settings. This does not mean ivermectin is an approved cancer treatment, but its emerging actions on cancer cell signaling and inflammation are promising enough that scientists continue to explore its potential as part of broader immune support strategies.

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