[cancercured] Re: Marshmallows For Brains - Purely Carcinogenic "Snacks"

When one is diagnosed with a deadly, death-dealing dis-ease, it is
highly intelligent and absolutely necessary to pay close attention to
as many details of one's diet, as well as to one's environment and
the rest of one's life, as possible. Many people do all they can to
take as much burden off their immune system as they can. They get an
air purifier for their home, they drink pure water, they eat only
those things that will support the health of the body, they get to
bed on time, AND they take supplements they hope will strengthen and
otherwise help their immune system.

For someone with cancer, eating something like "rice krispie bars" would be foolish indeed. Two things I remember from my reading:

1) In his book, "The Cancer Answer," Al Carter says,(paraphrased) "It
is not red dye #2 that causes cancer. It is, rather, the extra work
the immune system has to do of constantly breaking down and
eliminating the red dye from the body that overworks the immune
system, thereby causing it to miss the destruction of some mutant
cells that then have the chance to grow into cancer."

2) In another place, I don't remember where, I read that each
teaspoon of white sugar a person consumes directly diminishes the
effectiveness of his immune system, and also directly diminishes any
store of vitamin C in his body.

I therefore want to avoid, within reason, anything that is going to
diminish the effectiveness/efficiency of my immune system, and it is
certainly within reason to avoid eating a "snack" as wholly
carcinogenic as "rice krispie bars." There is not one thing in them
that gives me a reason to suppose I can conscionably eat such a
thing. If I want an occasional snack that is delicious and "candyish"
tasting, I will make myself a sandwich consisting of two slices of
real whole wheat bread(home-baked, if possible) spread with almond
butter, tahini and a bit of Really Raw honey.

Best wishes and best of health,

Elliot

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