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    Stupid person with stupid mother dies of cancer

    The tin foil hat community has it that mNRA vaccines cause "turbo cancers", despite there being no uptick in cancers as a result of Covid vaccinations, and generally no evidence to support their lunacy. In fact there are lots of trials for mRNA cancer vaccines showing promise.

    Here's a stupid person to illustrate how stupid they are.

    The inquest should really state the cause of death as terminal gullibility and stupidity.

    The mother is batshit crazy.

    Vegetables and enemas cure cancer according to these loons.

    A University of Cambridge graduate who died after refusing chemotherapy told a court that she was “anti-vax” and always turned to her mother first for health advice, an inquest has heard.


    Paloma Shemirani, 23, died at Royal Sussex County Hospital on 24 July last year after declining the treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

    Her mother, Kay “Kate” Shemirani, rose to prominence on social media while sharing Covid-19 conspiracy theories, the inquest at Oakwood House in Maidstone, Kent, heard previously.


    In written statements submitted to the family division of the High Court in Spring 2024, Paloma said she declined chemotherapy partly because of her “background in natural healing”, the inquest heard on Monday.


    The proceedings, which involved the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, were on the appropriateness of her care and Paloma said she was “delighted” with her alternative treatment and “sure” she would “make a full recovery” if left to continue it, the inquest was told.


    She also claimed her human rights had been violated by NHS practitioners in the statements, which were read by lawyer Alison Hewitt.


    Ms Kay Shemirani, who attended the inquest via video link, weeped and held pictures of Paloma to the camera as they were read.


    The statements read: “I am far from being a vulnerable young adult. Apart from becoming independent after I moved to Cambridge for university, I have practised the same principles that I grew up with.


    “I have always been extremely health conscious: sticking to all-organic produce, I prepare all my own meals and I absolutely do not drink or cook with tap water.


    “I have never taken drugs, despite pressure to, and I rarely drink alcohol.


    “If I became ill, I’ve always turned to my mum first for advice as she is a trained nurse and qualified nutritionist.

    “Practically fanatical about my health, my close friends know me as a staunch advocate for all proven natural healing”.


    She also described her mother as “an extremely forceful advocate for natural health” who is “misquoted” by people claiming “those natural solutions are conspiratorial”.


    Ms Kay Shemirani was struck off as a nurse in 2021, with a Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) committee finding that she had spread Covid-19 misinformation that “put the public at a significant risk of harm”, the inquest heard previously.


    Another statement in Paloma’s name added: “my friends know me as a staunch advocate of the Gerson therapy” and that she is “anti-vax”.


    She said she had been using Gerson therapy as one mode of treatment on the advice of her mother’s ex-fiance, Doctor Patrick Villers, and that at 15 years old she spent three weeks in his camp in Mexico where it was practised.


    Gerson therapy involves a strict organic vegetarian diet and enemas and has been used in cancer treatment, though Cancer Research UK says that there is no scientific evidence it can be used as a treatment for cancer.


    Her GP was also monitoring her blood and progress, she said.

    The former Cambridge student went on to deny having the disease and said “I was not diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma… I have never had a shadow on my lung, this is absurd fantasy, no proof”.


    She described the diagnosis as “suspected and unconfirmed”, and said a “differential diagnosis” only meant cancer could not be ruled out.


    Paloma understood that she had a one-in-five chance of surviving the commonplace R-CHOP treatment that was offered, and feared it would likely make her infertile, the inquest heard.


    “I do not want to undergo such a harsh treatment that could even kill me when there is a possibility this is not cancer”, she said.


    The High Court statement alleged multiple violations of human rights in her care, the inquest heard, including Articles 3, 6 and 8 and possibly Articles 1, 5 and 12.


    “I am so shocked, as are others assisting me, especially my mother, that this could take place today”, the statement said.


    “These were put in place forever to prevent what Dr Mengele did in the second world war. How could this happen today?”, it continued.


    Notorious Nazi doctor Josef Mengele performed experiments on his victims in Auschwitz.


    The patient said symptoms she presented in hospital with – including a swollen face, excruciating chest pain being unable to move her arm – had subsided.


    Coroner Catherine Wood reprimanded Ms Shemirani multiple times during proceedings.


    Ms Shemirani cross-examined Dr Amit Goel, a consultant histopathologist at Maidstone Hospital who carried out a biopsy.

    She repeatedly put to him that insufficient tissue was taken to carry out a FISH test that could rule out other diseases and alter Paloma’s treatment plan.

    The doctor denied that this would have influenced Paloma’s care multiple times, and the coroner told Ms Shemirani the inquest is trying to look at “how Paloma came about her death” but “you are apparently trying to get information which is incorrect, factually incorrect, in the statements you are making”.


    “I think your questions are just designed to take up time and delay matters by the way you’re asking them repeatedly,” she added.


    The mother accused participants of mis-pronouncing her name, which eventually led Ms Wood to say: “I am going to rise, for Ms Shemirani to reflect on her behaviour in court, this is unacceptable.


    “Let’s have a pause for tempers to die down because you are clearly becoming over-fixated on a detail.”


    At the opening of the hearing Ms Shemirani made an application for a lawyer to recuse herself.


    The coroner rejected the application and said had seen the “hundreds of emails that have been sent in” and that “you have requested that everybody recuse themselves at various times”, including the coroner herself.


    The inquest continues.

    https://www.itv.com/news/meridian/20...e-was-anti-vax


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    People like that are everywhere, but some were recently held accountable here in Oz.

    The parents of an eight-year-old diabetic girl in Australia who died after they denied her insulin for almost a week have each been sentenced to 14 years in jail for manslaughter. The trial heard Elizabeth's health had deteriorated over several days, and instead of contacting emergency services, the group prayed and sang.


    Instead of giving her life-saving insulin, Elizabeth Struhs'''s parents prayed over her dying body - ABC News

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    There is increasing evidence that nutrition can affect the progression of cancer. For example, prostrate cancer. Off the top of my head, I think there is some science that consuming broccoli, soy and tomatoes helps and consuming saturated fat might fuel the tumor growth. I think if a person has cancer they should look into this but they need to look at the science. If the source isn't quoting scientific research, the source might well be nonsense. Dr. Michael Greger seems to be the go to person on the science (NutritionFacts.org | The Latest Nutrition Related Topics).

    Cancer is principally caused by environment (80 to 90%) rather than genetics. For example, countries such as Japan used to have very little prostrate and breast cancer 50 years ago, but as Japanese people started eating more western food, these forms of cancer increased a lot. Countries with different diets have different cancer stats. Nutrition is very important.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 39TG View Post
    There is increasing evidence that nutrition can affect the progression of cancer. For example, prostrate cancer. Off the top of my head, I think there is some science that consuming broccoli, soy and tomatoes helps and consuming saturated fat might fuel the tumor growth. I think if a person has cancer they should look into this but they need to look at the science. If the source isn't quoting scientific research, the source might well be nonsense. Dr. Michael Greger seems to be the go to person on the science (NutritionFacts.org | The Latest Nutrition Related Topics).

    Cancer is principally caused by environment (80 to 90%) rather than genetics. For example, countries such as Japan used to have very little prostrate and breast cancer 50 years ago, but as Japanese people started eating more western food, these forms of cancer increased a lot. Countries with different diets have different cancer stats. Nutrition is very important.
    There's lots of science regarding the increased risk of certain types of cancer caused by poor diet.

    There's fuck all science saying there are turbo cancers and sheep dewormer can cure them.

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    ^ Did you ever manage to give up smoking ? Or am I treading in a sensitive area here ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salsa dancer View Post
    ^ Did you ever manage to give up smoking ? Or am I treading in a sensitive area here ?

    That’s a swerve off topic. Did you ever manage to give up veganism?

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    It's not a swerve at all.

    There is a definite and proven strong link between smoking and cancer.

    And in fact, conversely, there is also a definite link between veganism and much-reduced cancer.

    No, I am not providing links...look it up yourself and stop troiling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salsa dancer View Post
    stop troiling.
    Troilling?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salsa dancer View Post
    It's not a swerve at all.

    There is a definite and proven strong link between smoking and cancer.

    And in fact, conversely, there is also a definite link between veganism and much-reduced cancer.

    No, I am not providing links...look it up yourself and stop troiling.
    There's a strong link between most things and cancer.

    Fuck it, you only live once. I still sneak the odd puff after a meal or when out drinking.

    I have a vegan friend and when I suggested a vegan place to eat she said "You don't mind eating vegan food?".

    I mean what sort of dumb question is that.

    It's like saying "You don't mind eating food?".

    I do find the fake meat amusing, but I normally eat vegetables even when I don't eat meat.

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    I hope she returned the favour and offered to go to a BBQ smokehouse with you sometime…

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    Quote Originally Posted by 39TG View Post
    There is increasing evidence that nutrition can affect the progression of cancer. For example, prostrate cancer. Off the top of my head, I think...
    countries such as Japan used to have very little prostrate and breast cancer 50 years ago, but...
    they decided they'd spend more time lying motionless, face down on the floor?

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