Roots of anti-cancer drugs

It is common sense that the poisonous gas weapons during the war were originally converted into molecules, but they have continued to brainwash you as if they were medicines.
Cornelius P. Rose, director of the Memorial Hospital, ordered by the Rockefeller Foundation, embarked on human experimentation during World War II.
He administered the weapon to about 160 cancer patients.
And he insisted:
"It has been shown to be effective against certain types of cancer."

Certainly, there was a temporary reduction in cancer after administration.
However, of course, the body became thin and the cancer rapidly enlarged after that, and all of them died.
Cyclophosphamide, a representative anticancer drug, has a carcinogenic mortality rate of 40 to 50 times.
The anti-cancer drug handling manual clearly states as follows.

① Mutagenicity
② Carcinogenic
③ Teratogenicity
④ Miscarriage
⑤ Sperm toxicity

Used in this anti-cancer drug and bladder cancer, Dr. Fairchild said that administration actually increased bladder cancer by a factor of nine.

Another famous treatise is the Falk treatise.
This showed that the urinary mutagenic substances of the medical staff who handled the anti-cancer drug increased significantly compared to other medical workers and clerks who could not be exposed to the anti-cancer drug. ..
He also showed that continued contact with antineoplastic agents by health care workers can lead to health problems.

In other words, healthcare workers who are in contact with anticancer drugs are more likely to get sick or cancer.