An infected injury does not heal, causing cells to continuously multiply — i.e. cancer

Cancer is identified as having unrestrained growth, which can be explained as a process resulting from internal injuries that do not heal due to the presence of infection.

Current-of-injury

Rapid doubling of cells to repair injuries is due to an increased energy field called the current-of-injury.    An ECG measures the current-of-injury following a heart attack. Dr. Robert Becker, M.D. demonstrated that a man-made energy field could also control the rate of growth for repair of injury. He connected a miniature battery to the stumps of amputated legs of frogs and rats and they grew replacement parts. “The Body Electric” by Robert O. Becker and Gary Selden. Hospitals apply an energy field to speed healing of crushed bones. Energy and nutritional factors control the rate of growth in the normal repair-of-injury process.

• The autonomic current-of-injury stays on until an injury is healed, as it does for a cut finger. However, as you well know, a cut does not heal if it becomes infected. . .
• If injury is infected, the current of injury also causes the pathogens inside the cells to double rapidly.   Fungi and other infectious microbes have genes to produce growth factors for membrane cells, just as mushrooms, which are fungi, produce the skin of a mushroom.
• Human and parasitic cells simultaneously produce epithelial growth factor (EGF) for membrane cells to repair the membrane, which won’t knit / heal. The resulting daughter cells end up with mutations in the cell wall. New mutated cells are unsuitable for performing their original function and fail to heal. These mutated cells are rejected like a skin graft that does not take and collect mainly in our storage vessels.
• Breaking the membrane of a pre-cancerous lesion initiates rapid doubling of infected cells and the pathogens within them.  Lack of healing holds the repair-of-injury mechanism in high gear, doubling pathogens, infected cells and the subsequent mutated cells.

Growth factors or enzymes are essential for DNA doubling and cancer growth

Cancer cells in vitro will not multiply without the addition of a growth factor (E.g. blood serum from calves).

• Parasitic fungi or bacteria can produce the growth factor.    Due to the similarity of DNA in all living things. The unrestrained production of growth factors, by parasites in the human body, results in abnormal growths called neoplasms, benign growths, cysts, polyps and pre-cancerous lesions.
• Growth factor is released by a cancer tumor.   This indicates that growth factor is being produced inside the tumor by pathogens.
• Cancer cells lose human traits and become more primitive.   This could be explained as a consequence of growth factors from a primitive life form?

In 1913, cancer researcher Johannes Andreas Grib Fibiger of Denmark proved that an infection of parasitic larvae can cause cancer 

He initiated cancer in healthy laboratory mice and rats by feeding them parasitic larvae of a worm found normally in horses. Fibiger received the Nobel Prize in Medicine, in 1926, for discovering a parasite (Spiroptera) that causes cancer.  Encyclopedia.com. Parasitic larvae eat through membrane walls and initiate the body’s normal current-of-injury to increase cell doubling for healing repair, whilst concurrently causing microbes to double production of their membrane growth factors.  Parasitic larvae also infect adjacent cells.

A 2016, a research article “Parasite infection, Carcinogenesis and Human Malignancy” (eBioMedicine – Part of THE LANCET Discovery Science) PubMed concluded that:

Host tissue damage during parasite development, along with the active wound healing,  chronic inflammation, and metabolic stress induced by parasite-derived products are the three main carcinogenic mechanisms for certain blood and liver flukes.

A 2025 article “Parasites and Cancer: Unraveling Their Complex Interplay” by Dr. Sameer Sinha, makes references to how certain parasites in the body are shown to increase risk for certain cancers, points out the recently renewed interest in this subject and how it could point to a cancer cure with more research

Protozoan infections have been associated with different types of cancer, for instance, Entamoeba histolytica, known for causing amoebic dysentery, has been linked to increased risk of colorectal cancer. Liver flukes, particularly Opistorchis viverrini and Clonorchis sinensis are well-documented to increase the risk of cholangiocarcinoma, a cancer of the bile duct. Schistosoma haematobium, a type of helminth (parasitic worm), is well-established as a risk factor for bladder cancer. Helicobacter pylori is a pathogenic bacterium often found in the stomach, which has gained notoriety for its link to gastric cancer, particularly adenocarcinoma.

In summary, if an injury is infected:

• Healing does not take place;
• Current of injury stays on, such that cells continue to divide and multiply endlessly
• Infected cells and pathogens continue to divide, mutate, and multiply.
• Lack of knitting results in non-healing and metastasis.

Unrestrained growth of abnormal cells will stop if we eliminate the microbial source of growth factors in our body by eliminating all parasites

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Lastly, destroying all rapidly growing cells with toxic drugs will not allow the injury to heal and so shut down the healing current of injury, thus defeating the body’s only method to stop rapid cancer growth – part of the reason why chemotherapy is unsuccessful.