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I do not think people are truly informed about all the ill affects possible with toxic drugs injected into people. I think if these drugs can kill bad cells the same drugs can kill healthy or good cells. I think if the injections have to happen in a hospital or medical clinic and a person has to wait for their health to return to normal this means the drugs are not good. People getting the injections are warned to NOT drive since a person's brain is affected by the toxic chemicals. I think people assume that a doctor would not endanger their health by recommending a toxic chemical injection may not be true? I am glad that I never had to decide to be injected with toxic chemicals. I do know people who got injections and I do not think those people got the best information to help them before being experimented on in a hospital.
Is chemotherapy bad for you?
Chemotherapy isn't inherently "bad" — it's a powerful treatment designed to destroy leukemia cells and help you achieve remission. However, it does come with side effects because it can also affect healthy cells in your body.
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