They say it’s just a biopsy.
But what they don’t tell you could change everything.

When cancer is suspected, the first move is almost always the same: Cut it. Puncture it. Get a sample.

But what if that very act—the biopsy itself—could cause the cancer to spread?

What if the “diagnosis” was the moment it stopped being contained?

Biopsies can rupture the protective capsule your body forms around tumors. That barrier is there for a reason—to keep abnormal cells from leaking into your bloodstream or lymphatic system. When you pierce it, you may be doing more than testing…
You could be giving cancer an open door.

Let that sink in.

Peer-reviewed studies have shown:
• Core needle biopsies linked to higher rates of distant metastasis
• Tumor manipulation causes angiogenesis and cell migration
• “Iatrogenic spread” is real—meaning the medical procedure itself caused the spread
• Biopsy tract seeding has been observed in liver, pancreatic, and soft tissue cancers

And yet, most patients are never told.
No warning. No disclosure. Just protocol.

They make you feel like you don’t have time to think.
Like asking questions means you’re being difficult.
Like cutting is the only path to clarity.

But cutting first is not clarity—it’s risk.

There are safer, non-invasive ways to screen for cancer risk—using blood-based markers that can reveal inflammation, tumor activity, and immune dysfunction without violating the body’s protective defense.

You deserve truth.
You deserve time.
You deserve options.

Because once you cut…
you can’t take it back.

—Nurse Erin @ NurseErin.org

* This kit does require a blood draw, and you’ll receive everything you need in the mail. You’ll need to schedule a phlebotomy appointment to complete the collection. You can book via https://labs.rupahealth.com/phlebotomists, or find your own phlebotomist in your area.

Phlebotomy fees are not included in the cost of the kit and typically range from $30–$75.

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