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Cancer Cures And The Gordian Knot

Updated on February 3, 2016

Hot pepper compound: "We believe that we have, in effect, discovered a fundamental 'Achilles heel' for all cancers" - Dr. Timothy Bates, Nottingham University

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A new direction for cancer

Some of you are going to be furious when you read this, but that's too bad because sometimes the truth hurts. What was the bigger lesson of Alexander the Great cutting the Gordian Knot? He taught us that if you want to solve a problem that resists being solved, you need to do something different.

In this case, the first thing we need to do differently is to stop trying to please the medical research community. The answer to cancer is NOT there. They have been shown repeatedly how terrible their approach is. They never listen even to their own failures for the past century.

Rather than cutting the Gordian Knot of cancer, they have tightened it.

Trying to please them with facts contrary to their own stubbornness is like a fly trying to please a spider by tiptoeing around its web. The fly gets tangled up instead and its insides get sucked out of it.

The following sentence is likely to be upsetting but it must be shouted from the rooftops if we are going to stop the madness. Likewise, cancer sucks the insides out of people. Their body literally flows out bit by bit through their urinary tract and their backside as their intestinal lining is destroyed.

Why can't we say what I've just said? It's factually true, and it's criminal at this point that this sort of torture is still allowed. THEY don't want you to say it out loud because if this sort of topic were commonly discussed, they would have to stop.

So they call you courageous for pooping your pants while they kill you. They shift the discussion from their brutality to your courage. IOW, they place the focus on your behavior rather than theirs. Uh, no thanks.

Before we get to the fundamental change that is needed, it needs to be said again for emphasis, this Hubpage article is likely to upset a lot of people.

Some defenders of the indefensible are likely to be boiling mad, in fact. This article really isn't for them because they are not very likely to let go of their failed models.

This article is for you if you recognize that cancer treatments like chemo-murder kill faster than cancer does.

Oh what a web they weave, when they inject you up your sleeve.

More than 70 years of cancer research has brought us twelve million humans each year tangled up and dead due to chemo and radiation. This "Spider Science" has worked well for the scientists and poorly for the specimens.

Will this year be the same? The answer is if doctors keep doing the same as they have done for the last near century, the results will be much the same as well. Their so-called scientific results matter not to them or they would have changed course long ago.

Their priority is their system rather than their results. If a patient buys into the system, the Spider Scientists are happy. They regret the death, but they don't attend your funeral. They attend a Broadway Play or go sailing.

As an example, if the cure for deadly scurvy were still a mystery today, Spider Scientists would treat this dreaded disease with chemo. You would die, and they'd go on a cruise. Meanwhile, the drug companies would pay out increased dividends.

That doesn't happen with scurvy because, today, every doctor worldwide accepts that citrus reverses scurvy. Yet the discovery that citrus reverses scurvy was based on only two patients. The discovery was first reported by Dr. James Lind way back in 1753.

Contrast that to cancer treatments today. Twelve million deaths a year is not enough to persuade the Spider Scientists that they are on the wrong track, when two patients was enough to persuade them they were on the right track with scurvy.

If scurvy were still a mystery today, the medical drug complex would not accept the results, just as they don't allow 12 million deaths annually to impact their thinking. Not even 1,400 deaths per hour inform their decisions enough to get them to stop what they are doing.

Are we any better off today relying on Spider Science's 1,400 hourly deaths to provide us with a cure than we were in 1753 when two patients gave the answer?

It has been said that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. By definition then Spider Science is the height of insanity. It has not cut the Gordian knot.

There is not a single published peer review study proving touching a hot stove can burn your finger

Using the logic of the peer review defenders, it's all anecdotal, and data isn't proof. Those simple minded fallacies that they hold onto so dearly have allowed them to scald the insides and outsides of cancer patients all across the land and the globe.

The rest of us are well aware that touching a hot stove can burn us. Likewise we have seen the carnage brought to cancer patients.

So here is a message to anyone who still defends chemo-murder and radiation-murder and hides behind peer review articles while their patients shrivel before their eyes. Go sit on a hot stove and get back to us when you've come to your senses.

It should not take more than one chemo-murdered patient to realize that what you're doing - if you do it again to another patient - is manslaughter. The same is true for radiation-murder.

If you're a patient, wake the hell up! Look at the people sitting around you in the waiting room for heaven's sake! Do those people look like they are getting better?? You're not getting better either. You are injuring your organs - organs you'll need if your cancer goes away temporarily.


While it's hard to cut the Gordian Knot with a spoon...

it's impossible to cure a living thing by poisoning it further whether it be a chemical or radioactive poisoning. If a patient survives the poisoning, they did so despite being poisoned, not because they were poisoned.

I cured my Stage 4 cancer in two weeks. That was over 17 years ago. I can tell you from my own experience curing cancer is about the easiest serious illness to cure that a patient can get.

In 2007, researchers Nottingham University confirmed my results. They called their discovery the "achilles heel" for cancer. They were right. And then they were wrong.

Those researchers decided they needed to go back to Spider Science and find a drug that could do what the compounds in hot peppers already do. Here we are nine years later (100 million deaths later.) Where is their cure!!


Freshly grated ginger works, too!

After I cured my Stage 4 cancer with a combination of freshly grated habanero peppers and garlic, there have been other really simple cures that have come to my attention. For example, in Eastern Europe, advanced cancers are being reversed with raw honey and freshly grated ginger.

That recipe takes a little longer to get rid of cancer, but it's easier to follow that recipe because the honey quiets down the heat of the ginger.

Why are hot spices so effective against cancer?

The answer is simple. Tumors are surrounded and smothered in snot. Doctors call it exudate.. I don't know if they use that word so they can charge more or not. In any case, doctors think of the snot as simply something to get out of the way, so they can get at the cancer.

But the snot protects the tumor. That's where the hot spices come into play. Spices melt snot. Do you want proof? Go eat a really hot pepper, and then see if anything runs out of your nose. It's the same stuff that make nose snot sticky that also covers up tumors.

So what would happen if we melted a snotty tumor's sticky shield? Well, there are blood vessels running through the snot that comes from the cancer. Those blood vessels feed the tumor.

The snot provides gentle support so that tumor's blood vessels can stay open. If the snot were to be melted away, the blood vessels would tend to collapse. Less blood could get through to feed the tumor.

The tumor DEPENDS on an adequate blood supply. Collapsed vessels just won't do.

This all makes a ton of sense, doesn't it. See you don't need to be a spider scientist to figure this out. So you can either use this information to your good or you can wait for science to kill another 12 million people this year like they did last year.

The scientists at Nottingham have the answer already. But for the last nine years, they have failed to bring it to you. Maybe they don't want their web melted.

Spider Scientists allowed the killing millions a year for about 70 years now. They have no intention of stopping. Or at least they won't let killing 12 million this year get in the way of what they are doing. Not last year. Not this year. And not next year either.

The truth is that the scientists aren't really looking at the snot as a way to starve tumors. So it could be a while before they make any headway.

If we continue to try to untie the knot to the satisfaction of the Spider Scientists, it'll never happen. They like their web model. It pays their bills and for their entertainment.

Or you could be one of those people who, back in the day, noticed citrus helped those two sailors who had scurvy. It took another 50 years before much headway was made in gaining acceptance for citrus against scurvy. Plenty of sailors died in the meantime.

Fifty years?? By then, another 600 million cancer patients will suffer in the meantime. Someday, maybe the scientists will come around.

In the meantime, don't let a sticky spider web of snot get you trapped. Fly away, which means, melt the snot. It won't hurt you to do that, and it won't kill you either. You might be real happy in the end. Just like Eddie is.

Eddie's story

Eddie is a person I know from some volunteer work. Eddie couldn't come to class one week because he was in the hospital swollen with fluid due to his cancer. A tumor was first located in his spine and hurt like the dickens. His cancer had since spread to his other organs.

He wasn't expected to live a whole lot longer because he was at risk for drowning in his fluid. The doctors were able to get his fluid down some, especially after I sneaked some organic soy sauce into the hospital. Fifty drops of it in a little water really does help to expel excess fluid.

After he got home he started on the ginger and honey. At first he was in too much pain to even go to the store. But after about a month of eating the ginger and honey two or three times a day, he and the family traveled from Florida to Georgia on a five-hour trip.

Eddie's back pain has dropped from a pain level he described as a "10" down to itching. Instead of needing a walker to get around, inside the house he needs nothing, and outside relies only on a cane.

Eddie has dropped about 70 pounds of fluid as well.

Cancer does not have to be complicated or scary. I didn't lose a minute's sleep when I had it, nor should you.

Well, that's about all I'm going to say for right now.

As for the ratios of ginger to honey, I'd modify it so it's not too sweet or too "gingery" strong. The stronger it is, the faster it works. Sometimes going slower is better to prevent too much snot from trying to leave the body at once putting stress on the kidneys. This is especially true if a person doesn't have a lot of vitality.

No doubt there will be people who make comments who will be outraged at what is written here. Let's ask 'em how outraged they are by the 12 million deaths that took place last year. It was needless. Completely needless.

Watch 'em try to invite you into their spider webs. That where they feel comfortable. I feel more comfortable having a little ginger and honey, thank you very much. You will too.

The best to you,

Kelley Eidem, author The Doctor Who Cures Cancer

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