Review of Winning the War on Cancer

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[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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There are many dire diseases that have been discovered for centuries now. Most of them are now just tales. This is because scientists did a lot of research, which ended up producing a cure for this disease. Despite this, there are still diseases whose cure has remained unknown, yet they have taken a lot of lives. Do you think that no scientific research has given an efficient result to this disease? This book, Winning the War on Cancer by Sylvie Beljanski, will give you a map that will lead you to the answer to this question.

In trying to find a cure for cancer, scientists did a lot of research, and different solutions like surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation were found. But this result still remains incompetent due to its side effects. Beljanski, a biological scientist, discovered a life-saving plant that was able to cure cancer and AIDS with virtually no side effects. This was indeed a miracle. A lot of people have been cured through this remedy. After the president, who was treated with the medicine Beljanski produced, died, top government officials and other agencies ransacked Beljanski's laboratory and took away everything related to his research. Sylvie, his daughter, promised him three things on his deathbed. That marked the turning point of this book.

Sylvie was full of virtue. She took so many bold steps in this book. I loved the effort she had put in order to fulfill the promise she had made to her father. I was intrigued with the way this book started. It was really captivating. While I read this book, I started to imagine what it would be like for people to look up to you for something that you know you don’t really have. This book has really inspired me. The reason why I love this book is that it is a non-fiction book. After reading this book, I started to confirm its credibility, and the result was impressive.

There was nothing I disliked about this book. Although I was not actually happy to read that Sylvie had decided to divorce Ken, other than that, the storyline was interesting. The author did a great job of organizing her words; it made the book easier to comprehend. I did not find any typographic or grammatical errors in this book. I only found some double-spaced words, and I don’t see it as an error because it did not affect the book's context. For this reason, I must say that this book was professionally edited.

I rate Winning the War on Cancer, by Sylvie Beljanski, 4 out of 4 stars. I did not see any reason to deduct any stars from this book. I recommend this book to anyone interested in pharmaceutical and biological sciences. This book will also serve as a hope for cancer patients. So, I also recommend this book to cancer patients.

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[Azuka Jessica]

I have read this book and it was a very educational read. the author extensively gave readers all the knowledge they required on the disease of cancer. I mostly love the story part where the author dwelled on the story of her discovering a natural remedy for cancer. I also loved how the author exposed the activities of government officials regarding cancer. thanks for this wonderful review. it makes me want to read this book again.

[Charles Jeremiah]

Cancer - one of the gravest and most fatal diseases in human history. One thing I gained for this book is the concept of hope and a chance for a cure to be produced. The protagonist of this book is very determined. That's lovely. Your review is also lovely.

[Chidera agbata]

This book really inspired me on the doings going on in the pharmaceutical companies today. This book is 4 out of 4 stars.

[Judy O]

Politics and Monopoly has really destroyed a lot of things. I once heard of this tale and how his cure was rejected. However, I'd like to read this book to gain more insight on the scientist that discovered these cures.

[Francis Omotayo Aderogbin]

I wish this book could get the publicity it warranted. It contains a rare secret to cure one of the most deadly diseases.

[Einsthawkton Edeh]

Was the president's death as a result of the remedy administered to him, or was there another cause? Could his death be as a result of something else since other people who used this remedy was cured? I guess I will have to read this book to find out.
Thank you for this detailed review. I really enjoyed reading it.

[Ronky279]

Amazing review. I like your reviews. The storyline is interesting. I like how honest and detailed they are. Congrats on your published review.

[E Daves]

If a natural cure for cancer has been found, why is it not popular? Why are many cancer patients not taking advantage of it? Why did the government officials ransack Beljanski's laboratory and made away with everything related to his research? I'm curious to know these things. I guess I will have to read this book to find out.
Thank you for getting me so curious with this review. Nice one

[Wash William]

The conventional methods of treatment are overhyped. I love the message of this book giving way to a more safer and convenient method for the treatment of cancer. Our cancer patients can smile again if this natural method is adopted. Thanks for the review.

[Elendu Clement Ekechukwu]

This book is indeed a rare gem that needs to be seen by the world. The author is bold. I hope she gets the publicity she wants.

[Gavice Victoria]

I admire the author's efforts in furthering the work on Cancer. I really enjoyed reading this review. It was both detailed and honest which made me aware of what to expect from the book. Thank you for sharing your thoughts after reading the book.

[Joy Wendy]

Winning the War on Cancer is a groundbreaking resource for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals alike.