Our Mission

Our Mission

My name is Michelle Shrubb, and my mission is to help people examine nutrition, metabolic health, infection, and repurposed medicines with curiosity and scientific discipline. Patients deserve clear access to research, including honest discussion of promising findings, uncertainty, safety, and the difference between laboratory evidence and proven clinical benefit.

NOA Health explores hypotheses advanced by historical and contemporary researchers, but we do not treat every hypothesis as established fact. Some infectious agents are proven causes of specific cancers, altered metabolism is a recognised hallmark of cancer, and lifestyle can materially affect health. None of those findings means that every cancer has one cause or that a single diet, cleanse, or antiparasitic medicine can cure cancer.

Drug repurposing deserves serious research. Ivermectin, mebendazole, fenbendazole, metabolic interventions, and other low-cost approaches have generated preclinical signals of varying quality. The responsible path is to ask whether effects occur at achievable human doses, whether safety is acceptable, and whether controlled trials show meaningful patient outcomes. Where the answer is not yet known, we say so plainly.

Our commitment is to informed, collaborative care: preserving effective conventional treatment, checking interactions, using validated diagnostics, and involving qualified clinicians. We believe scientific integrity strengthens patient choice. The goal is not to prove a predetermined conclusion, but to follow reliable evidence wherever it leads while supporting safe, individualised health decisions.