Questions and Answers about CANCER CURES, CAUSES AND PREVENTION

1. What is Cancer?

Cells in the body are constantly being created to replace dead cells. Imagine this replacement process is like using a photo copier to make new copies. When you are healthy the photo copier makes a copy (a new cell) when your body needs one. When you have cancer the photo copier never shuts off, it just keeps making copies (making new cells). The cancer cells end up in your blood. Eventually, your immune system is unable to eliminate these new cells, and they clump together to form the cancer tumor.

2. What causes cancer?

Cancer is caused by an accumulation of environmental toxins and nutritional deficiency. The toxins prevent our liver, our largest organ, from functioning properly, and results in the forming of the cancer tumor.

3. How long does it take to develop cancer?

Cancer does not occur over night. The cancer disease is a process that takes years to develop.

4. How long does it take to be cured of cancer?

Cancer is not cured overnight. The cancer disease took years to develop and will take years to cure. It takes approximately one and a half years to cure our livers.

5. What about surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy for curing cancer?

Surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy are the conventional treatments for cancer. The New England Journal of Medicine, published a report by John C. Bailar III, and Elaine M. Smith. Dr. Bailar was with the Department of Biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health, and editor of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Dr. Smith was with the University of Iowa Medical Center. "...Age-adjusted mortality rates have shown a slow and steady increase over several decades, and there is no evidence of a recent downward trend. In this clinical sense we are losing the war against cancer...The main conclusion we draw is that some 35 years of intense effort focused on improving treatment must be judged a qualified failure.

6. How can cancer be cured?

Cancer can be cured by nursing our liver back to health. Luckily the liver is the only organ that is able to regenerate itself, when part of it becomes damaged. Rebuilding liver cells is easier than you think. Liver cells completely regenerate every 6 weeks. It takes about a year and half to repair a severely damaged liver. Cancer survival depends upon a good operating liver, our largest organ. It is about the size of a football and weighs about 7 to 10 pounds. It filters and cleans our blood every 3 minutes protecting us from environmental toxins we ingest on a daily basis.

7. Should women get a mammogram?

Mammogram, the old fashion conventional medicine approach is simply an x-ray and misses 20% of cancer in older women, and 40 % in younger women. Mammograms have side effects of radiation, and radiation can cause cancer. The alternative medical therapy is a safe method called a thermogram. Thermograms use heat from your body and have no harmful radiation as in x-rays and mammograms. Thermograms can detect cancer up to 5 years earlier than a mammogram. Thermography is safe and uses no radiation. For more information click on Thermography.

8. How can I judge if I'm getting successful cancer care?

A reasonable way to judge successful treatment would be with the following criteria:
1. Quality of life
2. Feeling of well being
3. Absence of pain
4. Ability to function normally
5. Blood test results
6. Length of life
7. Shrinking of the tumor
8. Good appetite on a daily basis

Alternative medicine doctors agree with these 8 criteria. Conventional medicine doctors only agree with 1 criteria, the shrinking of the tumor.

All medical doctors take the Hippocratic Oath which says, "First do no harm". Please remember this if you are feeling continual negative side effects from any treatment.