A newly published peer-reviewed paper in the Journal of Independent Medicine proposes that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines may contribute to the development or acceleration of unusually aggressive cancers—described by the authors as "turbo cancers"—through several biological mechanisms. Drawing on published studies, epidemiological observations and case reports, the review calls for further scientific investigation into these findings while acknowledging that the hypotheses remain the subject of ongoing debate within the wider medical and scientific community.
By Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
For years, "turbo cancer" was a term ridiculed as an anti-vaccine conspiracy theory. Health authorities, mainstream outlets, and even Wikipedia insisted there was "no evidence" such a phenomenon existed.
However, a recent literature review outlined over 100 peer-reviewed studies indicating that mRNA injections may cause or accelerate cancer via 17 distinct biological mechanisms.
Related reading:
17 Ways mRNA Shots May Cause Cancer, According to Over 100 Studies
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Now, for the first time, a peer-reviewed scientific article titled COVID-19 mRNA-Induced "Turbo Cancers" has been published in the Journal of Independent Medicine. According to the author, the paper formally defines "turbo cancer" and compiles clinical case reports, epidemiological observations and proposed biological mechanisms through which COVID-19 mRNA vaccines and spike protein expression may contribute to aggressive cancers.
Read the paper here:
COVID-19 mRNA-Induced "Turbo Cancers"
https://journalofindependentmedicine.org/articles/v01n03a02/
Image: Journal of Independent Medicine.
Turbo Cancers Defined
According to the paper:
- Turbo cancers are defined as unusually aggressive, rapidly progressing malignancies.
- They are characterised by sudden relapses in patients previously in remission and new onset cancers in younger individuals, often presenting at advanced stages.
Epidemiological Red Flags
The article highlights several observations discussed by the authors:
Mechanistic Pathways Identified
The review proposes that SARS-CoV-2 spike protein may interfere with several biological systems associated with cancer regulation, including:
- Metabolic reprogramming — shifting cellular energy production toward cancer-associated pathways.
- Apoptosis resistance — interference with tumour suppressor proteins including p53 and BRCA1.
- Cancer stem cell activation through Wnt, Notch, NF-κB and oestrogen receptor pathways.
- Angiogenesis and metastasis involving VEGF, MMP9 and Galectin-3 pathways.
- Immune evasion, including IgG4 induction, lymphopenia and suppression of natural killer (NK) cells.
Hidden Oncogenic Risks In The Shots
The review also discusses several additional mechanisms that the authors believe warrant further investigation.
These include:
- Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) reactivation following booster doses.
- Detection of SV40 DNA promoter sequences in some vaccine vial analyses.
- N1-methyl-pseudouridine (m1Ψ), which the authors cite as having accelerated tumour growth in experimental models.
- The possibility of reverse transcription and genomic integration of vaccine-derived mRNA.
The paper notes that these areas remain subjects of ongoing scientific investigation and debate.
High-Risk Populations
The authors identify several groups they believe may warrant closer monitoring:
- Cancer survivors currently in remission.
- Individuals with a strong family history of cancer.
- Older adults aged 75 years and above.
- People who have received multiple COVID-19 booster doses.
Proposed Preventive Approach
The paper discusses what the authors call the ROOT4 Protocol, described as a low-cost nutritional strategy for individuals considered to be at elevated cancer risk.
The protocol includes:
- EGCG (green tea extract)
- Curcumin
- Vitamin D
- Omega-3 fatty acids
The authors propose this combination as a preventive approach, while acknowledging that further clinical research is needed to establish effectiveness.
Authors' Conclusion
The paper concludes:
"The emergence of turbo cancers following COVID-19 vaccination—marked by unusually aggressive behavior, relapse in remission cases, and occurrence in younger individuals—represents a concerning clinical pattern that warrants urgent scientific scrutiny."
It continues:
"While mainstream discourse has largely dismissed these cancers as coincidental or biologically implausible, the mechanistic data presented in this review suggest otherwise."
The authors argue that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein may interfere with several biological pathways involved in carcinogenesis, including metabolic regulation, immune surveillance, apoptosis resistance and stem cell proliferation.
The article concludes by calling for greater scientific investigation into the observations presented.
About The Author
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Epidemiologist and Foundation Administrator, McCullough Foundation
McCullough Foundation
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Source
Publication: Public Health Policy Journal (republished from FOCAL POINTS)
Author: Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Original Article: https://publichealthpolicyjournal.com/first-peer-reviewed-paper-defines-covid-19-vaccine-induced-turbo-cancer/