Are you familiar with the way cancer is treated?
More often than not, cancer patients tend to take the help of expensive cancer drugs and treatments to survive. Often, these treatments and drugs accelerate the death process too and can have some serious side effects. However, did you know that cancer can go away at times by itself?
That’s what has apparently come out of the studies recently done on a cancer woman survivor who has been able to recover on alternative therapies alone.
Understanding Cancer and Its Effects
Cancer is a deadly disease that can take different forms and affect patients. It is the number two cause of death in America after heart disease according to the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention. There are more than 100 types of cancer known today. Since the early 1970s, about $200 billion has been spent on Cancer research and trying to find its cure.
There is no doubt that medical science has developed new technologies that can help one beat cancer, but the success rate still being low. But are these technologies really required to cure cancer?
What the Society Recently Admitted?
The American Cancer Society has admitted that often, untreated cancers go away in a natural way. For the current orthodox treatments that are present today, the true life-long cure rate is somewhere between 2 to 4 percent. However, the use of alternative therapies by Suzanne Sommers is proved to be effective with a success rate of 25 to 30 percent.
This is nearly 10 times that of the orthodox treatments. According to Dr. Otis Brawley, Chief Medical Officer of the American Cancer Society, about 25-30 % of cancers stop growing at some point, and hence no treatment is needed in such cases.
What is the problem?
The key is to find which cancer will stop growing after some time. Doctors have no clue about which cancer cells will grow, and which will not. This lack of information has led to the death of patients due to the treatment rather than cancer.
How Suzanne Somers’s Recovery Changed Perception about the treatment of Cancer?
The recovery of Suzanne Somers using alternative therapies was quite embarrassing for the American Cancer Society as she cured herself completely and not the conventional cure of ‘5 years survival’. She also went public sharing her experiences of using the alternative therapies. This has exposed the truth behind the orthodox treatments practiced all over the globe and also raised the hopes of many cancer victims.
It is often considered that ‘Early detection of cancer is good and can be cured. But studies have shown that these tests actually stimulate cancer growth radiation, poisoning, and constant medication. The abnormalities observed in the body can often go away naturally if left alone.
Chemotherapy is the most popular drug used all over the world to kill cancer cells. But all these chemotherapy drugs are carcinogenic in nature and they actually kill the healthy cells along with weak cancer cells. This weakens the immune system of a person ultimately leading to the death of the patient. Statistics show that people nowadays die from treatments instead of cancer.
The success of Suzanne Somers has definitely provided new hopes to cancer patients but it has also raised new concerns about the traditional treatment followed for cancer all over the globe.
Does the orthodox treatment really work?
Is it some sort of business to make money?
Why weren’t the facts released publicly until it was exposed by Suzanne Somers?
The pharmaceutical industries are making billions today and it is high time now that it should be stopped. Medical science is meant for saving the life of people and not for making billions at the cost of people’s life. It is high time now to stand together and fight for the cause and for the betterment of mankind.
The truth is that untreated cancers often go away naturally, and you need to ensure that you check out alternative therapies as well. They might just be able to cure your loved one of cancer that other expensive cancer treatments may not be able to help you with.
Sources: Moffitt | PubMed | Health Wyze
