With the percentage of the American population that is diagnosed with
cancer being exceptionally high, I do not think there are really many
topics more important than this one. If you or someone you love is
diagnosed with cancer, it is important that you evaluate many sources
of information regarding cancer treatment.
You can not simply trust medical doctors to tell you everything you
need to know about cancer. As with anything, it is important that you
educate yourself with all of the information on which you can get
your hands and then evaluate what you know by making use of your own
reasoning.
Happily, we live in a day and age when information is widely
available. It is important that we cherish this luxury.
Many sources question conventional methods of treating cancer. Some
people go beyond questioning doctors whom will only treat their
patients with chemo, radiation and surgery. Actually, lots of people
are now saying those conventional doctors are money-hungry murders.
But, doctors are not even technically allowed to tell you about
natural or alternative methods for curing cancer. The companies that
make the chemo drugs have way too much at stake. Drug companies make
billions every year off sales to sick and dying people whom they
poison. Its nothing personal; its business. And, drug companies have
such a hold on the FDA and government agencies. These agencies do
everything in their power to prevent people from learning about
effective, natural alternative cures to cancer.
For more information regarding this topic so you can educate your
self, I would recommend the books “Natural Cures They Don't Want
You to Know About” by Kevin Trudeau and “Healing Cancer from
Inside Out” by Mike Anderson. Those two are great and can get you
started down the rabbit hole.
And, here is an easy to digest and nifty documentary called “Cancer:
The Forbidden Cures” which you can watch for free.
If the link ever stops working, you can google it.
Educate yourself and live well!
Wishing you everything wonderful in this world.
Life's a garden; dig it.
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