Dr. Shiong seems to put a lot of faith in virology. I put zero faith in that belief, as I have looked up the so called “isolation” procedures, where virologists do no real isolation. I know that direct detection of “viruses” is an impossibility, which even virologists readily admit, and know that all so called detection tests are really surrogate tests. This brings up the question….. how can a surrogate test ever be of ANY value, when there is no direct way to ever detect a virus? At some point, the presence of a virus is just “assumed.” He seems to base his talk and research on a foundation that I know to be false.
He also makes some provably false statements, even if you do believe in virology. He states that if you get hepatitis, you get liver cancer, despite the fact that not everyone diagnosed with hepatitis gets liver cancer, and he states that if you get HPV, you get cervical cancer, despite the fact that many women diagnosed HPV do not get cervical cancer. And even in those that are diagnosed with both, there is still no proof that one condition caused the other.
I also thought it was interesting that Tucker brought up a 13 year old boy who died of pancreatic cancer, and said “something” was suppressing his immune system. Well, radiation and chemotherapy are routine cancer treatments, and both suppress the immune system. So why doesn’t anyone ask the question if the “treatments” were the cause of death, or at least a major factor?
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