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Originally Posted by 21stCentury
3/2/2008: To Sharon Grant: Since these antibodies attach to white blood cells and mutate them, why wouldn't they be considered a form of cancer? They multiply so quickly(1-6 hours) it even sounds like they are cancerous-out of control-cells. What do you think? Has anything else been printed about it? Specifically. It sounds more like the info was general explanation.
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I could only guess that they wouldn't be called cancer (if that's the case) because they are antibodies and not whole cells. There are all sorts of things besides cancer which replicate rapidly to the disadvantage of the host body, like viruses, and I think protein/amyloid/etc plaques related to Alzheimers also do something like that even if they are 'only' proteins which are usually building blocks of life and not its impediments.
To have white blood cells corrupted and turned against you is even more contrary!