Anybody here a cancer survivor or know somebody who is going through the struggle?

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When I say it's easy, I mean the knowledge. Going all-in and living it is too tough for many. Most would rather continue consuming burgers and soda and hope the chemicals can save them. The problem is that standard cancer treatments like chemo, radiation and surgery only treat the symptoms of cancer. They are not capable of addressing the root cause of the problem.

 

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Sick people are extremely profitable. The Sick Care Industry in the US feeds off of them. The system is designed to turn them into income streams for as long as possible. Veggies are not an option for mainstream medicine. Nutrition is a one-semester blow-off class in medical schools. The only physicians who have a clue about it are self-taught.

 

[Origanalist]

I will agree with yopu that most cancers are caused by poisons in the system. I also feel feel when large amounts of stress are added to that it compounds the problem.

If your body has been fed toxic crap for years, and you are never happy, bad things are going to happen.

 

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Yes, stress is a major factor. It is a cause of acidity in the body and helps contribute to the condition of acidosis, which is a very favorable condition for cancer and other diseases. An alkaline cellular environment is high-oxygen, and an acidic environment is low-oxygen. On the pH scale of 1 to 14, with 7 being neutral, your blood is 7.365 and can't vary much at all or you would die. Your body leaches calcium from your bones and organs to buffer it from acidity. I know of doctors who claim a 100% success rate with many types of cancers when they can get their patients' cellular pH levels to about 7.4 and maintain it for a few months. Most Americans have a cellular pH around 6, cancer patients usually even lower. Stress is acid-forming, all animal products are acid-forming, soft drinks, sports drinks and energy drinks are EXTREMELY acid-forming, sugar is very acid-forming and referred to as cancer food, all OTC and prescription meds are acid-forming, chlorine and fluoride are acid-forming, processed foods are acid-forming, air pollution is acid-forming. Alkalizing isn't easy with diet. The easiest way to alkalize is to drink alkaline water, since your body is about 70% water.

 

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" The easiest way to alkalize is to drink alkaline water, since your body is about 70% water. "

Great advice. Dirk, you're full of a lot of great information. I must admit to taking your statement as making light of the subject, but it's obvious you take it quite seriously. Mia culpa.

 

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My father died from chemo treatments for leukemia and my wife's father died from chemo treatments for lung cancer. It led us on a long trail of discovery.

 

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Lemon juice, apple cider vinegar, and baking soda help alkalize as well. Citrus is acidic, but it is alkaline-forming when processed by the body. That Info Video on my homepage at http://www.NextGenerationWater.com is a good demonstration of alkaline water. The most alkaline foods are leafy greens.

 

[Origanalist]

Horrible stuff, I've been through the meat grinder myself.

My better halfs best freind also died from the treatments for leukemia, first round.
I never really got over that because she came to me for advice when she was diagnosed because I had already been there and I encouraged her to follow her doctors advice. They took her off this planet fast, she would had a better time of it letting it run it's course then the hell she went through in her last weeks.

Still eats at me.

 

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Most doctors are well-intentioned. They just don't realize that they were trained inside of a box, much less that the box even exists or who controls the box and why. Pharmaceutical companies are just a fancy name for chemical companies. Their products are not recognized by the body. You can't heal with poison. They simply mask symptoms, while causing other problems. Those same companies completely control the industry, the government agencies that protect their monopolies, and the medical educational system. All of the people out there raising money for things like Race For The Cure are simply feeding these chemical companies more money. The way to heal the body of anything, not just cancer, is nutrition and detoxing. Along with plenty of exercise and sunshine (without highly toxic sunscreen). When you do that, whatever it is you have can be healed. And that has been known for almost a century now. The system is so fucked up and corrupt, it is illegal for a doctor to treat cancer with anything other than chemo, radiation, or surgery. They would lose that gestapo-sanctioned piece of paper on their wall if they treated cancer with nutrition. And those pharmaceutical reps who wine and dine them would be looking for work.

 

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If you have an emergency like an accident or a heart attack, there is no better place to be than in the US mainstream medical system. But if you have a degenerative disease, there is no worse place to be.

 

[Origanalist]

Well, to be fair my Hodgkins Disease hasn't returned. This from 95'-96.

Calling it a night. Thanks much for the links and I will be checking them out.

 

[wrestlingwes_8]

When I say it's easy, I mean the knowledge. Going all-in and living it is too tough for many. Most would rather continue consuming burgers and soda and hope the chemicals can save them. The problem is that standard cancer treatments like chemo, radiation and surgery only treat the symptoms of cancer. They are not capable of addressing the root cause of the problem.

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This statement hits the nail right on the head

 

[wrestlingwes_8]

When I say it's easy, I mean the knowledge. Going all-in and living it is too tough for many. Most would rather continue consuming burgers and soda and hope the chemicals can save them. The problem is that standard cancer treatments like chemo, radiation and surgery only treat the symptoms of cancer. They are not capable of addressing the root cause of the problem.

+REP

This statement hits the nail right on the head

 

[IterTemporis]

There are probably other cures out there that companies do not produce because there is no profit in it. I know of one particular compound that has been proven to cure breast cancer. However, it is rare, it is difficult to purify it, and when it is purified the purification rate is so low, that the company does not bother with it as there is no profit. I am trying to remember the name, but it has been a while since I learned about it.

 

[Massachusetts]

Well, tomorrow it will have been 9 months since my bone marrow transplant. I'm proud I've made it this far.

 

[FriedChicken]

Thank God.

My sister in law will probably die within the next couple days (21 years old, my wifes little sister/best friend). I wish all the treatments they had given her worked as well. She started with a sizable tumor in her leg that was a "type of sarcoma" that they never identified beyond that (it was in some sort of family that grows outside the bone though).

Its been less than a year before she started treatment -- once chemo started she got so much weaker and the cancer didn't seem to be effected. In her weakened body it spread to her lungs and brain very rapidly (since December).
They did an operation in Dec. and removed it from her leg (its back now) and we all thought she was done with it.

The process has been extra hard because my wife and I know people/talked to people personally that have beaten cancer through natural treatments - when we went to share the information with my inlaws and it drove a wedge between "us" and "them". We weren't pushy, they said that they "wanted to hear about it" but then refused to and kept attacking my wife when we scheduled a pizza night to go over the details.

We're left with a lot of regrets.
To anybody that has cancer right now - please look into the alternative treatments just so you have the information. The one I'm most impressed with is the gerson therapy, it is a proven method in Japan and two major hospitals use the therapy as their only treatment for cancer ... they have a much higher success rate than our hospitals have.

MA - I'm very uplifted hearing your story. Thanks for posting!

 

[Massachusetts]

Today I am having the best day that I have had since going through my treatment. I was finally taken off prednisone (steroids) today after two months of tapering from 40mg..and I was also given permission by my oncologist to stop taking omeprozole (prilosec).

What a fantastic day to be alive. I'm going back in two weeks to the clinic and my doctor told me if things go smoothly from now until then (April 13th) she will change my tacrolimus dosage to every other day and then in a few weeks time be done with that and all my medicines altogether.

I have almost made it a year since my bone marrow transplant and I am so proud. I'm 20 now, so the way I see it 80 more years is what I have left to help change the world!

 

[trey4sports]

My g-pa was just diagnosed with liver and lung cancer. He's 78 so he's going to have a really tough battle. He smoked up until he was 70 or so and drinks like crazy. Was inevitable really.

 

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My g-pa was just diagnosed with liver and lung cancer. He's 78 so he's going to have a really tough battle. He smoked up until he was 70 or so and drinks like crazy. Was inevitable really.

Wow, that is incredible that he has made it this far. Hope for your sake that he can tough this one out!

 

[wrestlingwes_8]

Today I am having the best day that I have had since going through my treatment. I was finally taken off prednisone (steroids) today after two months of tapering from 40mg..and I was also given permission by my oncologist to stop taking omeprozole (prilosec).

What a fantastic day to be alive. I'm going back in two weeks to the clinic and my doctor told me if things go smoothly from now until then (April 13th) she will change my tacrolimus dosage to every other day and then in a few weeks time be done with that and all my medicines altogether.

I have almost made it a year since my bone marrow transplant and I am so proud. I'm 20 now, so the way I see it 80 more years is what I have left to help change the world!

That's good to hear. Now that your health is improving and the battle doesn't seem so intimidating I would highly suggest at least looking into some alternative therapies to ensure you stay healthy. Check out the Kushi Institute they have a great track record and are located right in Massachusetts. http://www.kushiinstitute.org/index.html