It Killed Cancer Cells in a Test Tube Linda Lazarides Free preview: the Contents Free preview This preview shows the contents of Parts One to Three of It Killed Cancer Cells in a Test Tube , a forthcoming book by Linda Lazarides, to be published on 10 November 2026. Early-reader offer: until publication day, you can buy the complete book as a PDF for just $3.99 at naturostudy.org/b/killed-cancer-cells Contents Introduction: It Killed Cancer Cells in a Test Tube The headline hall of fame Just about anything kills cancer cells in a test tube Mice are not men (or women) So are these studies useless? The trouble with ”research-based” cancer advice What this book will do Part One: Understanding the Tumour Chapter One: What a Tumour Really Is A city within a city The residents of a tumour A tour from the outside in Linda Lazarides A wound that never heals Lumps, specks and holes Two ways of seeing cancer Chapter Two: How Tumours Begin: Irritation, Inflammation and Terrain Step one: something irritates the tissue Step two: the body builds a wall Step three: the cells inside run short of oxygen Step four: the trapped cells switch to fermenting sugar Step five: the DNA repair crew goes missing Step six: the tumour fortifies itself And what about parasites? What this means for treatment Chapter Three: The Tumour’s Fortress Defence 1: the microbial garrison and its biofilm Defence 2: the irritants that keep the fires burning Defence 3: the walls Defence 4: the food stores Defence 5: the supply lines Defence 6: the keep Defence 7: the hardened defenders Why one weapon is never enough Chapter Four: Prevention Is Not Treatment Two different jobs The immune system can’t get in What happens when diet is used alone When ”healthy” supplements backfire The single-product trap What anti-tumour action actually requires So is prevention irrelevant? Part Two: The Seven Targets Chapter Five: Diet as the Foundation What a naturopathic cancer diet is trying to do The ketogenic diet Putting the foundation in place 2 It Killed Cancer Cells in a Test Tube Chapter Six: Target 1: Clearing the Microbes and Breaking Up the Biofilm Is there evidence to support this? Two jobs, not one Job one: the biofilm breakers Job two: the microbe fighters A word of caution about your friendly gut microbes The Herxheimer reaction How Target 1 fits with the others Chapter Seven: Target 2: Removing the Sources of Irritation Irritant 1: sugar and refined starch Irritant 2: a damaged gut wall Irritant 3: low stomach acid and reflux Irritant 4: toxins Irritant 5: hormonal imbalance Irritant 6: stress Supporting the clean-up crew How Target 2 fits with the others Chapter Eight: Target 3: Dissolving the Capsule A reminder: what the wall is made of Why bother? The evidence that softening the wall helps Dissolving the wall: the enzymes Stopping the builders: the anti-fibrotic plants Isn’t the wall there to protect us? How Target 3 fits with the others Chapter Nine: Target 4: Starving the Cancer Cell What cancer cells eat What tells cancer cells to grow Strategy 1: get the diet right Strategy 2: improve your response to insulin Strategy 3: block the cancer cell’s sugar supply Strategy 4: reopen the door to the furnace Strategy 5: neutralize the acid Why starving the cancer cell isn’t enough on its own How Target 4 fits with the others 3 Linda Lazarides Chapter Ten: Target 5: Cutting Off the Blood Supply How a tumour builds its supply lines Two ways of thinking about this target Natural anti-angiogenic substances Calming the inflammation behind it How Target 5 fits with the others Chapter Eleven: Target 6: Getting Inside The journey to the core Why steps 5 and 6 are so hard Size matters Fat-soluble or water-soluble? What we don’t know The last hurdle: the cancer cell’s pumps Helping substances get in Why chemotherapy often struggles here How Target 6 fits with the others Chapter Twelve: Target 7: Triggering Cancer Cell Death Difference 1: they live on the edge of chemical stress Difference 2: they hoard iron Difference 3: they divide constantly Difference 4: they share weaknesses with parasites Difference 5: they include stem cells Other substances with valuable effects Cautions: more is not better How Target 7 fits with the others Part Three: History, Politics and Famous Therapies Chapter Thirteen: How Cancer Treatment Was Captured Medicine before 1910 Enter the Rockefellers The Flexner Report Policing the boundaries The cancer industry The rules of the game The law in Britain A different picture in Germany What this means for you 4 It Killed Cancer Cells in a Test Tube Chapter Fourteen: The Laetrile Story What is laetrile? The theory The Sloan-Kettering affair Mexico, protests and a film star The government trial The cyanide question Laetrile and the seven targets A warning: beware of the ”Mexican connection” Chapter Fifteen: Linus Pauling, Ewan Cameron and High-Dose Vitamin C A Scottish surgeon The Vale of Leven results The Mayo Clinic trials What was wrong with the Mayo trials Two kinds of vitamin C treatment How intravenous high-dose vitamin C attacks cancer cells The Trojan horse Why not just drink hydrogen peroxide? What vitamin C by mouth can do Finding your own dose Vitamin C and the seven targets Modern research The Riordan Clinic experience Practical cautions The lesson of the vitamin C story Chapter Sixteen: Mistletoe and Iscador A plant that lives on other plants What’s in mistletoe? What patients notice What the research says Mistletoe and the seven targets Chapter Seventeen: Essiac, Hoxsey, Gerson and Other Traditional Formulas Essiac: a nurse, a medicine man and a petition Hoxsey: the horse, the tonic and the paste Gerson: the diet that started it all What these stories teach us 5 Linda Lazarides Chapter Eighteen: Chlorine Dioxide and MMS What is chlorine dioxide? MMS and CDS The case for The case against Chlorine dioxide and the seven targets If you’re considering it Chapter Nineteen: Frequency Healing: Rife and Spooky2 We are electrical beings Royal Raymond Rife What mainstream research has found Modern frequency devices Why ”frequencies to kill cancer” is too simple Practical points Chapter Twenty: Is Cancer a Parasite? Dr Alfons Weber and his films Why the slides prove nothing The real parasite connection, part one: parasites that trigger cancer The real parasite connection, part two: the cancer cell as a parasite What about anti-parasitic medicines? So, is cancer a parasite? Want to read the rest of the book? As an early reader, you can buy the complete book as a PDF for just $3.99 at naturostudy.org/b/killed-cancer-cells This pre-publication offer ends when the book is published on 10 November 2026. From then on, it will be sold only through Amazon and other bookstores, at $17.99 for the paperback and $6.99 for the Kindle edition. So this is your chance to get it for less than a quarter of the paperback price. 6