This story began when Camila middle of dinner with her parents. Suddenly, his daughter is advised parents to use antibiotics to deal with the cancer cell lines.
Michale Lisanti and his wife, Frederica Sotgia is a member of a team of cancer researchers from the University of Manchester.
Who would have thought if her advice is taken seriously both parents. When asked by her father how she could cure cancer, Camilla replied: "Like when I have a sore throat,"
Based on that information, the parents of Camilla test this theory in the laboratory. The results were quite surprising. Some antibiotics are cheap and often used it can affect the growth of cancer cells.
Inevitably compliment Professor Lisanti submitted to the advice of his daughter. He even predicted antibiotics can be an inexpensive tool to treat cancer.
"She has heard our conversation about cancer. We thought it would be fun to ask what she thinks about cancer treatment," said Lisanti.
He admitted was dubious advice from her daughter. "It is naive to think you can cure cancer with antibiotics, but these days Camilla is true," he said as he called his daughter always has a sharp answer that makes sense.
Their findings showed that four cheap antibiotics commonly have managed to kill cancer cells in a sample of breast cancer, prostate, lung, ovary, pancreas, skin and brain tumors.
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