Cancer cure, but FDA and doctors would rather have your cash and not the cure.

[Hybaj]

All I can see is that a good healthy diet can boost our immune system and reduce the risk of cancer.
Natural foods such as apple, banana, strawberry and grapes should be on our daily diet.

Well you only mentioned fruit. You can't eat alot of that too. Too much fructose = too high blood plasma glucose levels = slow white blood cells (they make up for nearly 70% of the mechanism that defends the body from outside invaders and even the inner ones - cancer cells. What's cool about the "slow white blood cells" thing is, that it has much more clear scientific basis than some GMO scare which has still not been proven and probably won't be because it's a very complex problem.

You just have to have all the needed nutrients, vitamins and minerals in your body and you also have to be able to cope with stress and do active stress removal like alpha relaxations ( i do 20 mins in the morning and 20 mins 2 hours before sleeping) and the body will tick like new swiss clock. Of course body needs some training so a bit of cardio and weights is a good idea too. My immunity is much much stronger (knock on the wood) and I was sick like hell before (sinus infections all the time). All my fellow students at the college are always sick so I just smile and give advices - first they were making a bit of fun but a little envy is now going on because people were quite sick last winter but I was fresh

[aether22]

Not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but it can't hurt to mention the best site on the internet regarding cancer.

http://www.cancertutor.com

[ffonz]

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Now here's something with a lot of real
depth that's hugely positive.. and worth
the time spent studying and learning..

http://www.cancertutor.com/
http://www.cancertutor.com/
http://www.cancertutor.com/

Fascinating stuff with solid info all the way.
Hope this helps everyone (even the itch) to..


Enjoy The Day   


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@ aether22

See post 167 page 5 quoted above.

Ummm ...  why are you here if you're not reading the thread?

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[JustMe]

@ aether22

See post 167 page 5 quoted above.

Ummm ...  why are you here if you're not reading the thread?

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Ummm ... I don't think it's much of a big deal to miss something added over 60 posts ago, particularly with the note "Not sure it's been mentioned yet.."    He calls it "the best Cancer site on the web" and you say "Now here's something with a lot of real depth that's hugely positive.. and worth the time spent studying and learning.."  Hard to see you two as world's apart here.


At least 20% of your extensive 10 post retrospective have now been dedicated to picking at this fellow poster who has been around here a lot longer than you have. You're acting like a bit of an ass.

[madsen]

Not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but it can't hurt to mention the best site on the internet regarding cancer.

http://www.cancertutor.com

That site is run by the guy I mentioned earlier in the thread, R. Webster Kehr, who is a complete crank.  That's not to say there's nothing of value on the cancertutor website, but caution is in order.