Are we meeting a turning point? On which decision have you come up after reading the book?
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Re: Are we meeting a turning point? On which decision have you come up after reading the book?
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now I know that its just people being greedy and telling everyone "Oh this is a disease that can't be cured but we're looking anyway."
In reality, they do have the cure, they are just sucking as much money out of you as they can get.
But in other states, I do know they don't have the cure yet.
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Cancer is curable. It's just that the greedy elite echelons won't let the cure spread. Medicines are made from natural extracts. So, I think the natural cure Sylvie proposes is good and the knowledge of the existence of a natural cure should be dispersed as widely as possible.Ayat paarsa wrote: โ01 Jan 2019, 23:05 Days passed when the diagnosis of cancer was considered a death message. There are many treatments of cancer in conventional, complementary and alternative (CAM), and integrative medicine now.
Conventional medicine includes chemotherapy (allopathic drugs), surgery, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, stem cell transplant, vaccine therapy, blood transfusion, and hormone therapy. This is a modern type of medicine. Mostly synthetic drugs are used in this medical system that are not far from side effects.
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAD) is a type of medical system that includes all homeopathic, naturopathic, Ayurveda, and Chinese types of medicine. This is an old type of medical system. Mostly natural (based on whole food) supplements are used in this system.
Integrative medicine is another type of medical system. This is an intelligent combination of CAM and conventional medicine. It takes the whole person into consideration, including all aspects of lifestyle.
The author of the book, Miss. Sylvie Beljanski, believes that integrative medicine can cure cancer if done intelligently. However, she also says that supplements should be of high quality and natural. The profound research of the author's father is also based on a non-toxic and natural cure. These natural supplements are available on the author's website.
On which decision have to come up after reading the book? Is cancer curable? If so, which type of medical system/medicine would you favor?
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I'm not sure why you're getting your facts, but my grandpa died of cancer sixty years ago, along with most of my family on that side. It was much more lethal then because it could not be caught in the early stages. It's nowhere near as taboo nowadays. People told my grandpa death was certain and swift. When my mother was diagnosed with the same cancer, it was hardly even a lifestyle change, much less a death sentence.Bavithra M wrote: โ02 Jan 2019, 00:46 Cancer has become a taboo only in the past 10 years before that no one had cancer or very less people only had cancer.
I have cousins who survived brain cancer through the miracle of modern medicine. I also have an uncle who beat lymphoma using alternative medicine after doctors had written him off as a lost cause. He now runs marathons and is the picture of health. I do believe in integration and being open-minded, but I don't think there's a one-size, fits all cure.
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Yeah, they would. I don't believe anybody would choose chemo and radio over natural remedies. It's just basic human nature, the less pain the better.Sirajuddin wrote: โ03 Jan 2019, 02:18 Definitely, a cancer patient would prefer the natural remedies as this system is painless and doesn't have any side effects.

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This book has educated me in so many ways i am truly a fan of the author and i think when the mindset of chasing money is removed from the big pharmaceuticals cancer can have a cure.
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