A CURE FOR CANCER?

September 20, 2006

In a message dated 9/20/06 10:58:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

draciron@... writes:

> Obesity does not cause cancer. It causes heart disease, diabetes and a

> number of other ailments, not cancer.

>

I don't think that is completely true.. Toxins lodge in fat and there are

cancers, such as breast cancer, where fat plays a role in estrogen and in

cancer.

September 20, 2006

Dan knows it all.

szukidavis@... wrote: In a message dated 9/20/06 10:58:15 PM

Eastern Daylight Time,

draciron@... writes:

> Obesity does not cause cancer. It causes heart disease, diabetes and a

> number of other ailments, not cancer.

>

I don't think that is completely true.. Toxins lodge in fat and there are

cancers, such as breast cancer, where fat plays a role in estrogen and in

cancer.

September 20, 2006

Dan, you keep coming back to the vaccine.

Do some research........vaccines destroy the immune system.

Cancer cannot exsist in well functioning immune system.

Vaccines are not the answer.

Nutrients support the systems of the body, including the immune system. We

get nutrients from food (hopefully) therefore diet does play an important part.

But not the only part, environment and genetics are also influences.

Dan <draciron@...> wrote:

Not even half of lung cancer deaths are directly attributable to smoking.

Many happen in non-smokers. It's not second hand smoke that's doing it. Even

among smokers some have little or nothing to do with smoking. That smoking

greatly increases your risk of certain cancers is indisputable. The big

quesiton is why can some people smoke for 60-80 years without a problem and

others cannot? There is more to the equation than smoking and that more is

causing cancers in non-smokers. I suspect industrial plants or occupation

are more likely culprits. In any case diet has nothing to do with it.

Obesity does not cause cancer. It causes heart disease, diabetes and a

number of other ailments, not cancer.

More and more cancers are turning out to be caused by infections yes. The

more that are the more that can possibly be prevented by vacines and by

treating the infection promptly thus limiting it's damage. Discovering a

cause is always the first basic step in prevention and treatment. Until then

you are just throwing darts in the dark.

>Many shall die so that a few may live..... large...it's been that way since

the beggining of time. One man will stab >the other in his back just to keep

his job....what's all this humanitarian stuff? You act like we live in a

civilized >world.

The world is what we make of it and nothing more. The world we live in is

what we create and what we tolerate. We are not helpless victims unless we

choose to be.

On 9/20/06, donna doyawanna wrote:

>

> B,

>

> Quote

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> A third of all cancers are related to smoking, and another third are

> related to obesity, poor diets and lack of exercise — all factors that also

> contribute to heart disease.

>

> Other highlights:

>

> An estimated 1,372,910 new cancer cases and 570,260 cancer deaths are

> expected this year. Five-year survival rates have risen from 50 percent in

> the 1970s to 74 percent today.

>

> Lung cancer remains the biggest killer, projected to claim 163,510 lives

> this year.

>

> Some 232,090 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, and it will kill

> 30,350.

>

> About 211,240 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and it will kill

> 40,410.

>

> The report also highlights cancers caused by germs — 1.5 million cases or

> 26 percent of cancers in developing countries; and 360,000 cases or 7.3percent

of cancers in developed countries like the United States.

>

> These are mostly liver cancer, caused by the hepatitis B and C viruses;

> cervical cancer, caused by human papillomavirus; stomach cancer caused by H.

> pylori bacteria; and AIDS-related cancers caused by infection with HIV.

>

> " Many of them are highly preventable, " especially through vaccines for

> hepatitis and a soon-anticipated vaccine for papillomavirus, Ward said.

>

> Tsou, of the public health association, said the task for the future is

> clear: " We know a lot about how to treat cancer but we need to know more

> about how to prevent the disease in the first place. "

> Source:

> Cancer Now No. 1 Killer In U.S.

> http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/01/20/health/main667998.shtml

>

> I'm Donna and I Wanna...

>

> Brigitte > wrote:

> That is simply not always the case! I have eaten healthy (very little

> meat, lots of fruits and vegetables and no junk food) and exercised

> regularly and yet still got cancer at 36! It is not always that cut and dry,

> in fact the side of my family that is cancer ridden was the one with the

> healthy lifestyle and the other side which eats the " all american " junk food

> diet, does not have one person that has had cancer, so how do you explain

> that?

> Brigitte

>

> raybornefilms > wrote:

> You can avoid cancer buy eating properly and exercise regulerly. here

> is a website that is on Dr. Schult's info on cancer healing with the

> herbal products http://www.herbdoc.com/home_800x600.asp this website is

> what he does and how he worked with a lot of cancer patience and how

> got rid of it and never got it back again.

>

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