How does Adam Ringham critique chemotherapy in his content?

In that post, I call out chemotherapy as a fundamentally toxic approach that’s being sold as “health.”

I describe chemo as injecting people with something so toxic a healthy person should go nowhere near it, yet it’s pushed under the promise it will make you “healthy” again. I frame this as a symptom of how easily humanity is misled, especially when there’s profit involved — $10,000+ per toxic injection.

The core critique is: we need to stop taking the bait and demand better options instead of accepting toxicity as the standard of care.

Is there a specific angle on chemo you’re most curious about — safety, effectiveness, or alternatives?