cancer

Australian researchers have tested a miracle drug that they say “melts cancer cells away”, hailing it as a breakthrough for cancer patients worldwide.  The drug targets a specific protein that enables cancer to survive. During a Melbourne-based trial, researchers tested 116 patients over four years and discovered that the drug Venetoclax significantly reduces cancer blood cells. RT.com reports: Positive results were seen in 79 percent of cases involving patients suffering from chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

A new medical report has revealed that vitamin D3 is effective at killing cancer cells following a trial involving patients with an aggressive form of breast cancer (IBC). The research uses the active form of D3, calcitriol, delivered by quantum dots to IBC tumors. Naturalblaze.com reports: Quantum dots are engineered, miniscule delivery vehicles which can maneuver directly to a tumor site. Our skin can actually manufacture enough levels of calcitriol (vitamin D) in as little as 15 minutes of sunlight per 24 hours.