Re: [cancercured] Re: One way to treat cancer???

Comdyne,

I am not saying that genetic predispositions are a cause of cancer.
They are just one factor that leads to cancer. There are many things
that must go wrong inside the body before cancer grows.

I am an anthropologist, so I am already quite familar with diets of
primitive people. And as a raw foodist, I have also studied the Eskimo
equation, etc. I also know that cancer is rising in Asia due to the
introduction of western food.

But you can not compare primitive people to today's people because those
conditions no longer exist in most of the world. Ideas and theories
must grow and adapt as the world changes.

Treating a person of Today as if they were a person of Yesterday will
not help the modern person that much.

I went three years without sugar and very little flour. Bully for me.

Good nutrition and improved hygiene will take you a long way. But it
won't take everyone to a cure for cancer. Those two items - though
encompasing a large number of things, cannot take into consideration all
factors involved.

And even if the veggies I ate were 100% chock-full of minerals and
vitamins and completely organic, genetic mutations inside my body may
not have allowed me to assimilate the nutrients needed to keep cancer at
bay.

There are cancers that can be cured by diet. And there are cancers that
cannot. Even Ms. Budwig did not have a 100% cure rate.

I do not believe the scientist of old would be making stuff up or lying
about their results. But their results are outdated now. If some of
these leaders were still around today, I'm sure their ideas and
philosphies would have evolved. For instance, Ms. Budwig says no
supplements. She did not have access to the science we have today. She
also did not have access to the supplements we have today. If she did,
she may have found that adding certain supplements would enhance her
diet and maybe even bring her to a 100% cure rate.

ar

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Arlyn Grant
arlynsg@123mail.org

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