Let's discuss the various alternative cancer cures and how far they prove to effective in curing cancer. Or do they actually work? Let's begin.
The cancer is caused based in the patient life. If you live in a city with a lot of fabrics and inhale a lot of gases, the probability of having cancer is bigger.
Some people after getting a cancer moved to a pollution free zone. And they got better some months after.
if only it was that easy to move and get better.....
Hi SOH !!
I undrestand your repsonse to that - but the half truth in it is that it seems to be modern life that causes the high rate of cancer.
...i get that...look at my response below....purrrr.....
Every day our bodies fight the cell mutations which produce a cancer. We are all 2 mutations away from cancer.
When our bodies fail to prevent cancer there are many factors. Exposure to carcinogens in the water/air/food, chronic inflamation, nutritional deficiencies, and genetic predisposition. Early detection is key.
Of all the "natural remedies" I have explored to cure cancer, only one avenue seems to prove true. Starve the cancer of sugar and alter the ph to suffocate it.
I was diagnosed with advanced cancer and after all the surgical and chemo treatments, I was told it spread to my bones. With the assistance of a naturopath I cut out sugars and altered my ph through diet and supplements. Within a few months the metastatic spread could not be detected.
Be careful of "miracle cures" - most are just scams preying on the scared newly diagnosed and desperate. MD Anderson has info on their testing of alternative treatments readily available on their website.
Be well
The question of curing comes when the disease has already attacked.
I pray that nobody gets attacked by it.
I heard that in the space there is a possibility of finding the medicine which can cure cancer.
I think it got to be prevented that no one gets attacked by it.
I have read that avocado lowers down the chances of cancer.
Stay well.
I think you need to consider environmental causes. Also things like your vitamin D3 levels. My mom died at age 36 from cancer and I was diagnosed at age 48. yet I do not have the gene. I think it is what I have been eating and what I have been exposed to. also eating broccosprouts which have a HUGE antioxidant capability is advised
I think that natural ways to reduce exposure to any desease is always a good idea - however promoting the idea of natural remedies as a 'cure' for cancer is dangerous in the extreme.
The first response to cancer is your doctor and the limited options he can give you. If he has no real answer then anything else - maybe.
SomewayOuttaHere, there is really no natural cure for cancer once you have it. The best cure for cancer is to get regular medical checkups to detect any signs of cancer as early as possible. If some cancers are caught early the chances of curing them by using known treatments is pretty high. For example, cancer of the colon is very curable if caught early this is why it is important to get regular screening for colon cancer starting at the age of 50. Cancer is a fact of life. It occurs almost everyday in our body due to mutation of our DNA in the cells by radiation and chemicals that our body are exposed to on a daily bases, but fortunately our body stops them naturally before they become full blown and unfortunately a few will survive to become full blown cancer.
Imagine that, I just wrote 12 hubs on this very topic.
http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Top-10-Ways-To-Fight-Cancer
..i agree Melpor....early detection is key...some cancers are silent buggers and are not easily detected....ovarian cancer is really sneaky unfortunately and it's a killer....
CW99 - I wrote 16 hubs - about the battle and there are more to come when i'm up for it. . I'll check your hubs out later...i have to be in the right mood...but i will look....
I came across some reports which indicate oxygen deficiency in the blood to be the major reason for development of cancerous cells. There have been a lot of discussions on natural cures to cancer, but its always best to seek doctor's help.
Freda, it is the other way around. Oxygen causes cancerous growth. That is why one way to stop cancerous growth is deactivate the chemicals that promote blood vessel growth to tumors because cancer cells need a lot more nutrients than normal cells to survive. Once the blood supply is cut off they eventually die from lack of nutrients.
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