Review of Winning the War on Cancer
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Review of Winning the War on Cancer
[Following is a volunteer review of "Winning the War on Cancer" by Sylvie Beljanski.]
Winning the War on Cancer by Sylvie Beljanski is a remarkable must-read for individuals struggling with cancer and other chronic diseases. Although the title mentions cancer, you'll be surprised to find out how versatile the content is. It is also an interesting and knowledgeable book for those who are open to embracing therapeutic use of natural medicine. In the book, Sylvie Beljanski, the daughter of the renowned French molecular biologist, Dr. Mirko Beljanski, guides us through a journey that is inspiring, emotional, and worth the read.
Among the lush and challenging Amazon rainforest, Sylvie navigates through the perilous encounters, from eating boiled snakes to surviving mosquito attacks and facing crocodile-infested water's complexities, to find those miraculous plants such as the Amazon-native Pao pereira and the African root bark, Rauwolfia vomitoria, which were Mirko's groundbreaking discoveries.They are the raw materials for the cancer-fighting medicine he pioneered. To add more, he also developed natural molecules with the unique ability to selectively impede cancerous cell growth without harming healthy cells.
For me, the best part of this book was the fact that everything mentioned was backed by solid scientific research, signed articles from field experts, and meticulously outlined treatment protocols for various cancer types. I was truly aghast upon reading the pharmaceutical companies' selfish financial interest and covert agendas of elected officials
This book not only serves cancer patients but also resonates with those working towards living a healthier life. I liked how it emphasizes the advantages of natural products that can eliminate toxins and support the body's rejuvenation process. The book, despite being non-fiction, isn't preachy. It leaves room for the readers to either accept the suggestions or facts or reject it.
Something that I'd like to explicitly mention is that the captivating nature of the events of the book and the narrative prompted me to delve deeper into the story online. Furthermore, the flow of topics among the ten chapters and the editing are exceptionally well-executed.
While this book offers a profound exploration of integrative medicine, it may not be suited for staunch believers of conventional allopathic medicine. Nevertheless, the book is an eye-opening journey into the realms of natural healing, driven by science, determination, and a deep-rooted commitment to making a positive impact on the world of cancer treatment and overall well-being. And for this reason, and many more as stated above, I'd like to give it a solid 5 out of 5 stars.
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Winning the War on Cancer
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Winning the War on Cancer by Sylvie Beljanski is a remarkable must-read for individuals struggling with cancer and other chronic diseases. Although the title mentions cancer, you'll be surprised to find out how versatile the content is. It is also an interesting and knowledgeable book for those who are open to embracing therapeutic use of natural medicine. In the book, Sylvie Beljanski, the daughter of the renowned French molecular biologist, Dr. Mirko Beljanski, guides us through a journey that is inspiring, emotional, and worth the read.
Among the lush and challenging Amazon rainforest, Sylvie navigates through the perilous encounters, from eating boiled snakes to surviving mosquito attacks and facing crocodile-infested water's complexities, to find those miraculous plants such as the Amazon-native Pao pereira and the African root bark, Rauwolfia vomitoria, which were Mirko's groundbreaking discoveries.They are the raw materials for the cancer-fighting medicine he pioneered. To add more, he also developed natural molecules with the unique ability to selectively impede cancerous cell growth without harming healthy cells.
For me, the best part of this book was the fact that everything mentioned was backed by solid scientific research, signed articles from field experts, and meticulously outlined treatment protocols for various cancer types. I was truly aghast upon reading the pharmaceutical companies' selfish financial interest and covert agendas of elected officials
This book not only serves cancer patients but also resonates with those working towards living a healthier life. I liked how it emphasizes the advantages of natural products that can eliminate toxins and support the body's rejuvenation process. The book, despite being non-fiction, isn't preachy. It leaves room for the readers to either accept the suggestions or facts or reject it.
Something that I'd like to explicitly mention is that the captivating nature of the events of the book and the narrative prompted me to delve deeper into the story online. Furthermore, the flow of topics among the ten chapters and the editing are exceptionally well-executed.
While this book offers a profound exploration of integrative medicine, it may not be suited for staunch believers of conventional allopathic medicine. Nevertheless, the book is an eye-opening journey into the realms of natural healing, driven by science, determination, and a deep-rooted commitment to making a positive impact on the world of cancer treatment and overall well-being. And for this reason, and many more as stated above, I'd like to give it a solid 5 out of 5 stars.
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Winning the War on Cancer
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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