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Alice's avatar

I recall reading recently about the p53 gene pathway being suppressed/damaged by the mRNA vaccines. Searching SV40 I found a site explaining how SV40 interacts with p53. Is the SV40 what is impairing the p53? Should we just all assume exposure and try to live a life style to boost p53? Repairing p53 is in a lot of the articles discussing their upcoming cancer vaccines. It sounds crazy but it is as if they are purposely. creating a problem to see if they can solve it. When I was looking up boosting p53 naturally it seems to come down to a clean healthy diet focused on certain super foods and vitamins. I can’t believe how many young people have or die of cancer. And now there are stories of teens dying the same day they are diagnosed.

“The p53 gene and the retinoblastoma (Rb) gene are tumor suppressor genes. They promote cell-cycle arrest (stop cells from dividing) when the cells are injured or damaged. Their ability to function properly is critical because their respective proteins stop the formation of tumors. The major SV40 oncoprotein is the Large tumor antigen (Tag). Tag binds to and inactivates cellular p53 and Rb. Therefore, the presence of SV40 stops these tumor suppressor genes from doing their job.”

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Steve's avatar

Thank you Jennifer. Great series of articles. I will continue to avoid all things "doctor" and "healthcare" - the answers are certainly not in anything big pharma offers. Have a great day. Peace. :-)

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