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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.]
Money is what drives the world crazy. It is money that always takes the front seat, even when it is at the cost of one’s health. I’ve seen huge industries and multi-billion dollar corporations go after more and more wealth because, well, the hunger just doesn’t satiate! Unfortunately, in their race for more, it is the common man who has to bear the brunt, and if anyone dares to challenge their ways and methods, that person would be silenced for life, as happened in the case of Sylvie Beljanski’s father, Mirko Beljanski.
Winning the War on Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure by Sylvie Beljanski is a gripping exposé that unveils a hidden world of natural remedies and the relentless battle against established medical practices. The book delves into the heart of a war waged not with weapons but with ground-breaking scientific discoveries and unwavering determination.
In this book, you will read how the author exposes the shocking reality of our healthcare system, where profit often takes precedence over genuine concern for patients' well-being. The story begins with her father, Mirko Beljanski, a brilliant biologist whose innovative research led him to discover natural extracts capable of treating cancer with minimal side effects. However, his findings posed a threat to the pharmaceutical industry, which resulted in a vicious suppression of his work.
It was when Sylvie, a lawyer by profession who, at the time, was living in New York, received a shocking phone call informing her that her parents had been arrested in France. Her mother, accused of promoting unlicensed drugs, was immediately taken into custody, while her father, a renowned scientist, faced a bizarre arrest by military men without a proper warrant. The author, despite being in a different country, swiftly entered "lawyer mode" and tried to understand the situation and help her parents. As she delved into the legal proceedings, she discovered a series of alarming events: the destruction of evidence and testimonials, a biased prosecutor, and a justice system that was seemingly manipulated to suppress her father's ground-breaking research on environmental medicine. Despite these challenges, Sylvie’s determination to support her parents only grew stronger.
However, when her father's health deteriorated, she realized the urgency of the situation, and so, with the support of a friend in the movie industry, she recorded her father's final interview, providing him with a platform to share his story. Fueled by her father's resolve, she decided to take their case to the European Court of Human Rights, determined to fight for justice and expose the truth behind the suppression of her father's scientific contributions to environmental medicine.
I truly applaud the author for her bravery and determination!
The author's determination to honor her father's legacy is palpable, which also drove her to establish the Beljanski Foundation, where they could continue his ground-breaking research. The book reveals the lengths to which individuals and corporations would go to suppress natural alternatives in favor of lucrative synthetic drugs.
This powerful account not only educates readers about the intricacies of cancer research but also raises crucial questions about the ethical integrity of our healthcare system. Beljanski's exploration of her father's work, his struggles against oppressive forces, and the potential of natural remedies offer a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness.
I absolutely adored this book for taking the readers on a journey of resilience and defiance. It also successfully raises awareness among the common people and helps us understand how we are being played by the pharmaceutical industries just so their cash inflow doesn’t pause. Thus, I unreservedly rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I did not dislike anything about this book, which serves as an eye-opener. Winning the War on Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure is a must-read for anyone seeking truth, justice, and a renewed faith in the potential of natural medicine to transform lives.
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Winning the War on Cancer
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Money is what drives the world crazy. It is money that always takes the front seat, even when it is at the cost of one’s health. I’ve seen huge industries and multi-billion dollar corporations go after more and more wealth because, well, the hunger just doesn’t satiate! Unfortunately, in their race for more, it is the common man who has to bear the brunt, and if anyone dares to challenge their ways and methods, that person would be silenced for life, as happened in the case of Sylvie Beljanski’s father, Mirko Beljanski.
Winning the War on Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure by Sylvie Beljanski is a gripping exposé that unveils a hidden world of natural remedies and the relentless battle against established medical practices. The book delves into the heart of a war waged not with weapons but with ground-breaking scientific discoveries and unwavering determination.
In this book, you will read how the author exposes the shocking reality of our healthcare system, where profit often takes precedence over genuine concern for patients' well-being. The story begins with her father, Mirko Beljanski, a brilliant biologist whose innovative research led him to discover natural extracts capable of treating cancer with minimal side effects. However, his findings posed a threat to the pharmaceutical industry, which resulted in a vicious suppression of his work.
It was when Sylvie, a lawyer by profession who, at the time, was living in New York, received a shocking phone call informing her that her parents had been arrested in France. Her mother, accused of promoting unlicensed drugs, was immediately taken into custody, while her father, a renowned scientist, faced a bizarre arrest by military men without a proper warrant. The author, despite being in a different country, swiftly entered "lawyer mode" and tried to understand the situation and help her parents. As she delved into the legal proceedings, she discovered a series of alarming events: the destruction of evidence and testimonials, a biased prosecutor, and a justice system that was seemingly manipulated to suppress her father's ground-breaking research on environmental medicine. Despite these challenges, Sylvie’s determination to support her parents only grew stronger.
However, when her father's health deteriorated, she realized the urgency of the situation, and so, with the support of a friend in the movie industry, she recorded her father's final interview, providing him with a platform to share his story. Fueled by her father's resolve, she decided to take their case to the European Court of Human Rights, determined to fight for justice and expose the truth behind the suppression of her father's scientific contributions to environmental medicine.
I truly applaud the author for her bravery and determination!
The author's determination to honor her father's legacy is palpable, which also drove her to establish the Beljanski Foundation, where they could continue his ground-breaking research. The book reveals the lengths to which individuals and corporations would go to suppress natural alternatives in favor of lucrative synthetic drugs.
This powerful account not only educates readers about the intricacies of cancer research but also raises crucial questions about the ethical integrity of our healthcare system. Beljanski's exploration of her father's work, his struggles against oppressive forces, and the potential of natural remedies offer a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness.
I absolutely adored this book for taking the readers on a journey of resilience and defiance. It also successfully raises awareness among the common people and helps us understand how we are being played by the pharmaceutical industries just so their cash inflow doesn’t pause. Thus, I unreservedly rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I did not dislike anything about this book, which serves as an eye-opener. Winning the War on Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure is a must-read for anyone seeking truth, justice, and a renewed faith in the potential of natural medicine to transform lives.
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Winning the War on Cancer
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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