A biopsy is the removal of a small amount of tissue from a tumor or other area for examination under a microscope. There are many different types of biopsy procedures.
Are Biopsies Dangerous?
This is the critical question and yes, there can be risks involved with any biopsy procedure. Unfortunately, one of the riskiest is the biopsy procedure for prostate cancer, which of course is one of the most common cancers. For prostate biopsies, an instrument goes up through the rectum and then needle sticks are punched through the colon wall into the prostate gland. Up to 14 needle sticks (some say up to 30) may be required and this can cause a potentially lethal blood infection due to the transmission of e-coli or other bacteria. (source) Even worse, they routinely use fluoroquinolone antibiotics that act like a chemo drug and has numerous FDA alerts after killing many people – despite the fact that most of the E. coli is fluoroquinolone-resistant.
Dr. Thomas Seyfried is an American professor of biology, genetics, and biochemistry at Boston College. He gives a very strong and clear warning in regard to biopsies. His postdoctoral fellowship studies were in the Department of Neurology at the Yale University School of Medicine where he served as an assistant professor in neurology.
Dr Seyfried believes cancer is a metabolic disease and not caused by bad genes. He states “In metabolic therapy you would not touch the tumor; you would not disturb the micro-environment. By leaving it alone, you allow the tumor to shrink (with treatment) and go away. When you disturb it, you allow these cells that are marginally aggressive to become highly aggressive. Then you lead to the demise of the patient,” according to Seyfried.
Dr Seyfried says that when you want to know if you have cancer, “it is vital to understand that this may not be your best strategy and that for many it would be wise to avoid the biopsy”
He warns against doing biopsies, as this procedure may actually cause the cancer to spread. For purposes of diagnosis, a small biopsy sample will often be taken to ascertain whether the tumor is benign or malignant.
The problem is, continues Dr Seyfried, “that when you stab into the cancer micro-environment to remove a part of the tissue, it creates a wound in that micro-environment that in turn elicits the invasion by macrophages and other immune cells. This could turn a potentially benign situation into a malignant one, and if the tumor is malignant, stabbing into it could make a bad situation worse.
I came to this view by reading so many articles in the literature based on brain, breast, colon and liver cancer showing how needle biopsies have led to the dissemination of these tumor cells, putting these people at risk for metastatic cancer and death,” Seyfried says.
This National Cancer Institute center also warns: “An improperly performed biopsy can cause some cancer types, such as a sarcoma, to spread. These tumor types have fragile outer capsules that contain the cancer cells into a mass. If the outer capsule is damaged during biopsy or an operation to remove it, cancer cells can “spill” from the tumor, allowing them to spread or regrow. These types of tumors should be removed and biopsied only by a highly skilled and experienced surgeon who specializes in these types of cancer.” (source)
One researcher investigating how to treat her own cancer writes, “I did not know what to think of this issue myself until I attended a cancer treatment conference years ago. During one talk, I was surprised to hear the lecturer, an oncologist, talk about how needle biopsies can spread cancer. To illustrate this, he projected a slide showing the scanned image of a woman’s breast. A cancer mass was apparent inside the breast and a thin line was apparent going directly from the mass to the surface of the breast. He explained that the thin line was a line of cancer cells that had leaked out as the biopsy needle was pulled back out of the breast. His opinion as a cancer doctor was that biopsies can DEFINITELY spread cancer.”
Another thing to keep in mind is that biopsies have varying degrees of accuracy in assessing cancer. In particular, for prostate cancer, there are many areas of the prostate gland that the needle punches cannot get to. As a result, according to Dr. Mercola, a whopping “one-third of the men with initial ‘negative’ results for prostate cancer actually DO have prostate cancer that was missed by the biopsy.” (source)
Dr. Budwig and Biopsies
Dr. Johanna Budwig was of the same mind. Johanna Budwig (1908 – 2003) was a German biochemist, a pharmacist and held doctorate degrees in physics and chemistry. She stated, “Our bodies are well designed, and the tumor is like a “septic tank” or detoxification factory that absorbs surplus toxins, keeping them out general circulation where they could do harm. Tumors help your body expel poisons, therefore there is normally no rush to cut it out, unless the tumor is causing a life-threatening situation.”
So, a better question to ask is why did my body produce a tumor in the first place? And what is the main cause of cancer and tumors?
Liquid Biopsy a Better Option
There is now the emergence of non-invasive diagnostic techniques for tumors, such as liquid biopsy, marks a major step forward for humans on the road to conquering tumors. Liquid biopsy has the advantages of non-invasive, rapid, precise, and especially real-time and samples can be derived from blood, urine, saliva and the like.
Also, more and more are getting thermography for diagnosis. Read more here: 4 Reasons Why I Don’t Get Mammograms & What I Do Instead
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Bruce
Thanks for posting this Jacqueline. September 25 and October 25 of 2024 I had biopsies and diagnosed with colon cancer. They wanted to surgically the tumour along with perhaps a foot of my colon, part of my stomach and possibly all of my spleen. As of today January 14, 2025 I have not agreed to this procedure. Starting back in late September, early October I began taking IVM and FenBen along with things such as vit C, d3, quercetin, curcumin, milk thistle, etc. I have no pain and rarely any discomfort. It was pain that sent me to the ER on September 25 last year.
Bruce
After perhaps 10 days or so of on and off abdominal pain ,on September 25 I went to my local hospital ER….had blood tests, urine test and ct scan. They discovered a mass. An endoscopy was performed within an hour or so and they biopsied what they could. On Oct 25, 2024 I went in for a colonoscopy and they could not get far because they ran right into the tumour.(They biopsied that as well) They also gave me another ct scan. Apparently little change. They wanted to schedule to remove the tumour along with about a foot of my colon, some of my stomach and possibly my spleen. I decided not to do that yet. Here is what I have been doing. First of all , my faith is in God, I trust HIM. My days are in HIS hands. Almost immediately upon hearing the words you have a mass in your abdomen and it is not good news…(September 25) I began taking ivermectin and fenbendazole along with other supplements such as turmeric, vitamin d3, vit c , milk thistle etc. As of today Jan 14, I still have no pain . At this juncture I am not certain regarding what to do next. I continue to trust my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. God is so good. I would appreciate your prayers. Jacqueline, your article regarding biopsies is a real eye opener.
Jacqueline
Bruce, thank you for sharing your story here with us. We all need to learn and share as you have.
This post contains many things that many thousands are doing to fight can cancer, whether vacc’d or not (bc sheddings are real). It will give you more things to add to support your healing and build your immune system.
https://deeprootsathome.com/the-spike-protein-protocol-what-we-all-can-do-to-stay-healthy/ Detox is a huge part of allowing your immune system to bounce back strong.
Here are a few more posts of things that you can consider: https://deeprootsathome.com/melatonin-possible-treatment-for-turbo-cancers/
Also, use the search bar here on DRAH for the words ‘cancer’, ‘protocol’, ‘fenbendazole’ and ‘ivermectin’, and you may find more to think and pray on.
I am praying for you now.
If you email me at [email protected], I can make a few more suggestions that will support you in this fight! All glory to God!
Jacqueline