Dr. Kelly Victory

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1,389 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 16 Sep

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And it's been well documented in the veterinary community that ivermectin is used.
You know, 12 years ago, I had a Labrador retriever who got breast cancer and the drug they put her on was ivermectin.
The veterinarians have used it for decades.
Yeah, it's got profound anti-cancer properties.
The problem is nobody's going to get wealthy on it.
Look, I'm not telling anybody whether or not they, in their individual case, should or shouldn't try traditional cytotoxic chemotherapy.
That's an individual choice and one that a lot of thought goes into.
But I can tell you that there's a reason.
It's a racket.
Oncologists and the system in general
does not want you to know about other safe, well-tolerated medications like ivermectin, mebendazole, vitamin D, and things that have a profound anti-cancer effects.
And I think, again, when it comes to informed consent, doctors are supposed to be giving patients all of the options.
not just a singular one, particularly in the case of chemotherapy, where I believe that there's a significant conflict of interest because chemotherapy is the only class of drugs in the United States where the doctor is allowed to make a cut.
And they make a significant cut.
Oncologists purchase chemotherapy drugs from the pharmaceutical company and they resell them to the patient.
The last study I read said that the average oncologist in the United States makes 55% of their income is based on chemotherapy drugs that they sell.
Now, I have a problem with that.
I'm not saying that oncologists are prescribing things they don't believe in, but that shouldn't be the case that their incomes are based that heavily on promoting a particular class of drugs.
And I think it does play into the reason why there isn't more focus on these other very, very safe alternatives.
I don't, you know, I like Bobby Kennedy very, very much.
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