🎗 Isn’t It Time That Your Donations to Cancer Made an Impact!

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Every year, you and millions of others show up, donating, running races, wearing ribbons, and giving from the heart.

You do it because you care. Because you’ve lost someone. Because you survived. Because you hope the people you love will never have to face cancer the way you did.

But despite all that generosity, your money, your time, your trust, the cancer crisis is only growing. Diagnoses are up. Deaths are up. And now, faster, more aggressive “turbo cancers” are striking younger adults.

We’re hearing it right here in the forums, stories of people who were healthy, suddenly sick, and gone too fast.

Even for survivors, the struggle isn’t over. Long-term effects of treatment are brutal, physically, emotionally, financially.

By 2050, 35 million new cases per year are expected globally. That’s not progress.

That’s a warning.

That’s why we launched the “Hope in Action: Empowering Cancer Care” campaign. We’re not here to sell you slogans or fund billion-dollar research pipelines that go nowhere.

We’re here to:

:white_check_mark: Deliver free, patient-focused resources

:white_check_mark: Fund innovative research that prioritizes quality of life

:white_check_mark: Train providers in integrative, compassionate care

:white_check_mark: Build community programs focused on prevention and early support

We’re lean. We’re focused. And with your help—we’re already making a difference.

:yellow_heart: So here’s what you can do right now:

  1. Think a little differently, and redirect some (or all) of your usual generous gift to the Cancer fight to the IMA ‘Hope in Cancer’ initiative.

  2. Share this campaign with friends and family.

  3. Post this on social and tag someone who needs to see it.

Because when you give to IMA, you’re not funding hype.

You’re fueling real help, real healing, and real change.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: Do you normally give to big cancer charities?

If you did, why did you choose them, I ask so we can understand what matters to you.

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I wonder if any of the IMA’s research involves looking at Hulda Clark’s testimony and research which found cancer is caused by parasites? And which natural remedies work against which cancers? Additionally, I wonder how much if any research is addressing the connection between increased numbers of cancers and the turbo cancers that have erupted after the Covid vaxxjab. Are there remedies to protect against or prevent known harms from the jabs? It seems that building a bridge between and using the best of both allopathic medicine and natural medicine can only be beneficial to all.

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Hi @lynner4u I know one of the latest papers published this week - New Study Defines Mechanisms of Post-Vaccine “Turbo Cancer” in the journal may interest you New Study Defines Mechanisms of Post-Vaccine “Turbo Cancer”
I have added the link to a search for cancer that will bring up a very large cancer library that you can explore, with lots of free resources to download, read watch and more. Search - Independent Medical Alliance
And you can do a search on a specific subject on the website in the top search bar, we have an AI search facility that will go ahead and find info for you if we have it.
Appreciate you joining the discussion, is there something you used or came across that’s helped someone?

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I have been in a cancer study for almost 20 years, responding to the various yearly questions and taking part in sub studies. This past year I asked a representative about whether or not they were going to add questions regarding the study participants’ covid vaccine status as a variable. She said there was no plan to do such, but personally thought it was worthwhile. I expected as much. The cancer research organizations (Big Pharma) won’t touch the subject. Not surprising. But I’m going to continue to bring it up. Neither my husband (81) nor myself (75) have taken the covid shot, and are in excellent health.

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@cyclists , that’s a great question to ask. Not surprised, they won’t go near it. How are they going to get the outcome they want if the right questions are actually pursued?