Re: [cancercured] Re: To jcastron - American Cancer Society

I'm not sure of your point here.  Are you saying that alternatives work but alopathic doesn't, or are you saying that most of the time neither one of them will work?   Jan

--- On Sat, 9/6/08, JCastron <jcastron1@comcast.net> wrote:

A very disturbing part of the sham being perpetrated upon the people is the hope that is generated and for a failing system.
The War On Cancer has been lost, not this year, not last year, but ever since it was started.
Yes a couple of cancers have become 'manageable' but these are cancer also manageable alternatively.

There are also cancers that affect areas of the body that often have poor prognosis but because these cancers may not have mortality involved, become the 'success' stories we read about. An example would be Prostate Cancer that was fully contained within the testes.
...[snip]...
This would be even more frightening if there were no alternative measures that could be taken. The sad thing is that millions of cases of such Metastasis will develop and for which these people have no hope unless they stumble upon people doing things alternatively.[snip]

Joe C.

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