Marivic Villa, MD, FCCP

08/13/2026

Sometimes, hope comes from the most unexpected places. 🐸

Researchers in Japan have discovered something remarkable in the gut of a Japanese tree frog: a bacterium called Ewingella americana that showed powerful anti-tumor effects in laboratory mice.

In a colorectal cancer mouse model, a single intravenous dose completely eliminated tumors in every treated mouse. Even more fascinating, when the researchers later exposed the mice to cancer cells again, they did not develop new tumors, suggesting that the treatment may have helped the immune system remember and recognize the cancer.

What makes this research so interesting is the way the bacteria appear to work. They can thrive in the low-oxygen environment inside tumors, where they multiply and help trigger an immune response that brings the body's own defenses into the fight.

Imagine that.

Instead of simply attacking cancer from the outside, researchers are exploring ways to help the body's own immune system find it, recognize it, and fight it.

But we also need to be responsible with exciting discoveries like this.

This was a preclinical study in mice, not a proven treatment for people. Human clinical trials are still needed to determine whether this approach is safe and effective in humans.

Still, discoveries like this remind us why we must continue supporting scientific research and remain open to new possibilities.

Cancer research is constantly evolving.

And sometimes, the next breakthrough may come from somewhere we never expected.

There is still so much we have yet to discover about the human body, the immune system, and the possibilities of medicine.

What do you think about this fascinating direction in cancer research? 🐸🔬

08/12/2026

Sometimes, the most important questions are the ones we were told not to ask.

This testimony raises difficult questions about how COVID-19 treatments were evaluated, how vaccine safety signals were monitored, and what happened to patients who reported injuries after vaccination.

What stands out to me is not simply the disagreement over medications like ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine. It is the people behind these questions, the patients who were looking for help, the families who wanted answers, and the doctors who were willing to listen when those patients felt unheard.

Science should never be afraid of questions.

If evidence exists, we should examine it. If safety signals appear, we should investigate them. And when people are hurting, they deserve compassion, not dismissal.

As a physician, I believe we owe our patients honesty, transparency, and the freedom to ask difficult questions.

Because at the end of the day, this is not just about politics or medicine.

It is about people. It is about trust. And it is about making sure no patient is left feeling forgotten.

What do you think? Are we asking the right questions?

08/12/2026

HOLDING HIM IN CONTEMPT IS NOT ENOUGH.

Contempt is only the beginning. The American people deserve a complete investigation, preservation and release of relevant records, sworn testimony, and full accountability under the law.

Invoking the Fifth Amendment is a constitutional right and is not proof of guilt. But it cannot become the end of congressional oversight. Investigators must follow the evidence wherever it leads and if the evidence establishes that anyone lied to Congress, concealed material facts, obstructed an investigation, or violated federal law, appropriate prosecution must follow.

No more symbolic gestures.
No more institutional stonewalling.
No one is above the law.

08/08/2026

08/08/2026

Stress, anxiety, hirap matulog… familiar ba? Pag-usapan natin kung paano natin mas maalagaan at ma-regulate ang ating nervous system.

Kayo po ba ay laging stressed at anxious? Hirap ba kayong mag-relax at makatulog dahil sa mga problema ninyo? Nais niyo bang matuto ng mga simpleng paraan para ma-regulate ang inyong nervous system?

Talakayin po natin kasama ni Teta at Atty. Tanya ngayong Sabado, August 8, 2026, 8:00 p.m. LIVE sa Lunas Pilipinas.

Kita kits!

Lunas Pilipinas Coalition PPMH Post Pandemic Medical Help Marivic Villa, MD, FCCP Hapagkainam

08/06/2026

Health doesn't begin when we're sick, it begins with the choices we make every day.

Roots of Health is the first of the 14 Core Campaign Pillars of World Council for Health Florida, reminding us that lasting wellness starts with understanding our bodies, making informed choices, and taking responsibility for our health.

Because better health starts at the roots. 🌿

Health did not start in hospitals or systems. It started with people understanding their own bodies, their environment, and their choices.

The idea behind Roots of Health comes from going back to that foundation. It reflects the belief that true wellbeing begins with awareness, responsibility, and respect for the body. This pillar exists to remind us that health is not something we only look at when we are sick. It is something we build every day.

What people can take from this is simple but powerful. When you understand the basics of your health and your rights, you are no longer dependent on guesswork. You become more confident in the decisions you make for yourself and your family.

Go back to the foundation. Learn the basics and take ownership of your health.

08/05/2026

What happens when public statements don't always line up over time?

This video compiles years of interviews, hearings, and public appearances involving Dr. Anthony Fauci, highlighting how his messaging on topics like masks, social distancing, vaccines, and the origins of COVID-19 changed throughout the pandemic.

For many people, these shifts raised difficult questions. Were the changes simply the result of evolving science, or were important conversations left unanswered?

Now ask yourself...

If the people we trusted most changed their message over and over, what else deserves a second look?

This isn't about telling you what to believe. It's about asking whether you've seen the full picture.

Watch the video. Compare it with what you remember. Then ask yourself one simple question:

Were you given the whole story... or only the version you were meant to hear?

08/01/2026

08/01/2026

May CBC results ka na ba pero gusto mo pang mas maintindihan ang ibig sabihin ng mga numbers? 🩸

Join us tonight at 8:00 PM and let's learn together! 💙

🩺 Know Your Numbers: Decoding Your Complete Blood Count (CBC)! 🧬

Join us for an enlighting live session with Dr. Ricco Santos and Teta Fabregas as we break down what your CBC results really mean—no medical jargon, just clear, practical knowledge you can use!

📅 Date: August 1, 2026 (Saturday)
⏰ Time: 8:00 PM PH Time
📍 Watch live on: PPMH, Lunas Pilipinas Coalition, and Hapag Kainam pages 🔴

Whether you've just gotten your blood work or want to be more health-literate, this session is for YOU! Learn to understand hemoglobin, white blood cells, platelets, and so much more—so you can have informed conversations with your doctor.

💡 Bring your questions! Let's empower ourselves with health knowledge together.

Can't watch live? No worry! The replay will be available on Rumble.