We advise all cancer patients to read this IMPORTANT book about the reality of cancer. CANCER: THE SURPRISING TRUTH. Its author is the prestigious molecular biologist Travis Christofferson. We recommend it for all cancer patients and of course for all physicians and oncologists.

Many of these treatments will require authorization from the Ministry of Health (Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products) in order to be administered under the legal figure of ‘COMPASSIONATE USE’.
For this purpose, a dossier will be sent with all the necessary information about the patient, their pathology and the drug to be used, while awaiting authorization for its use.

CANCER: THE SURPRISING TRUTH

One of the main problems we face in cancer is that caused by cancer stem cells (CSC) responsible for the origin, tumor resistance, resistance to chemotherapy and metastasis.

Salinomycin is an antibiotic widely used in veterinary medicine that, in in vitro and in vivo studies, has shown excellent results against cancer stem cells, acting directly on different pathways of CSCs, such as the Wnt pathway and by inhibition of the p-glycoprotein cassette transporter / MDR, a pathway responsible for drug resistance.

Salinomycin

Several human clinical trials have verified its efficacy with magnificent results such as those cited in this article:  Salinomycin as a drug to target human cancer stem cells.

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