Review of Winning the War on Cancer

[Shridhar Suryawanshi]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Winning the War on Cancer" by Sylvie Beljanski.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Did you know that there is a natural cure for cancer that most of the public does not know about? In the eye-opening, one-of-a-kind book Winning the War on Cancer, Sylvie Beljanski talks about the natural cure for cancer.

Mother Nature has many gifts to share with us if we just take the time to listen to her and explore all that we have been given. I have always preferred natural remedies over drugs and synthetic medicine. But as the book explains, pharmaceutical companies rule the world, and they are not a big fan of any competition that has anything to do with natural alternatives. Why bother spending your hard-earned money on expensive drugs when you can simply opt for safer and cheaper choices?

For starters, the book is divided into ten chapters. Each has a brilliant mix of scientific facts and personal, heartfelt stories. The war on cancer was disclosed on December 23, 1971. At the rate of how things are going right now, many of us have come to the conclusion that we are losing the war. But are we? Sylvie Beljanski's father, Dr. Mirko Beljanski, was a French molecular biologist. He found a native tree in the Amazon (Pao pereira) and an extract from an African root bark (Rauwolfia vomitoria) that has proved to heal a myriad of people from cancer. It even saved the French president François Mitterand's life. This should be the information every news channel plays, a treatment every doctor knows about and uses to treat patients, but unfortunately, that is not the case, as there is not a lot of money that comes from Mirko Beljanski's outstanding discovery. But Sylvie vows to fulfill her father's dream and continue the research.

The author's easy-to-read writing style does a wonderful job explaining the information that even people who do not have much basic information can easily understand. Her claims are also backed by genuine scientific research and profound studies. In addition, I have learned so much from reading this book! For example, twenty-seven people in America have thyroid disease. It is exceptionally edited since I found no grammar errors.

Overall, the book was well-written, engaging, and educational. I highly recommend Winning the War on Cancer to cancer patients and people interested in natural alternatives. There is nothing I did not like about the book. In conclusion, I give the rating 4 out of 4 stars.

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Winning the War on Cancer
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