12 Million new cases of Cancer Diagnosed in 2007!!! [What to do about]

[Guest guest]

[xtend-life.com]

Disclaimer

This blog deals with questions about health and ways of living a long

and healthy life. All material provided within this website is for

informational and educational purposes only, and is not to be construed

as medical advice or instruction. This statement also applies to all

follow up communications with Warren s or any of his staff. No

action should be taken solely on the contents of this website. Consult

your physician or a qualified health professional on any matters

regarding your health and wellbeing or on any opinions expressed within

this website.

Warren's Blog [Warren s]

12 Million new cases of Cancer Diagnosed in 2007!!!

In addition Cancer also killed 8 million people worldwide in 2007!!!

These figures are part of a report " Global Cancer Facts & Figures "

prepared by the American Cancer Society.  The facts do support the

contention that the ‘War on Cancer’ is being lost as the

numbers continue to increase.

The sad reality in my opinion is that the " war " will never be won until

people are educated to understand that the majority of cancers are

lifestyle related and generally avoidable.  There are naturally

exceptions to that statement given that some cancers are initiated by

infections which can come from multiple sources as well as genetic

flaws.  These are however in the minority.

Will this education actually happen?  No, not unless a big miracle

occurs!  Why?  Well, the main reason is money! The cancer industry

is BIG money.  There are many “Corporates†and

individuals who would not like to see the status quo changed.  There

are livelihoods and investments that these people feel need to be

protected.

I believe that most of the people in the cancer " industry " are well

meaning sincere individuals who have trained intensively for their

jobs.  But -- the training is all slanted to intervention and in

recent years to early detection.

However, there is no such thing as " early " detection.  By the time

that a cancer is detected it is well advanced and has taken many years

to get to that point.  I agree that the earlier it is detected the

better the chance that intervention protocols will be

successful…but only a percentage are.

The key to reducing the number of cancer cases is education and

prevention.  That is having people understand that we all have cancers

present within us. 

Throughout our lives there is a constant battle going on within our

bodies between pro-cancer agents and anti-cancer agents.

A weakening in our body's anti-cancer agents which need a constant

supply of essential nutrients to remain effective can tip the scales and

allow the cancer to gain a foothold on which to advance. 

Therefore, if you are concerned about the possibility of getting cancer

make sure that you do everything to prevent it from taking hold. 

That means --

-- A sensible diet devoid of processed foods, and plenty of fresh

vegetables and fruits.

-- Reasonable exercise to help stimulate your hormonal cascade.

-- Supplementation with nutrients that will help provide the fuel for

your body’s defense systems.  An idea supplement for this

purpose is our very own Total Balance that has a wide range of

" anti-cancer " nutrients present.

To read an article about the report please click here.

Posted on Monday, February 4, 2008 at 12:12PM by Warren s in

General Health | 2 Comments

View Printer Friendly Version

Email Article to Friend

Reader Comments (2)

Hi Warren,

When you say processed food does that include, cereals

and wholemeal bread?

What about meat?

And frozen vegetables?

February 11, 2008 | Dave

Hi Dave,

Warren is away at present so I hope you don't mind me answering in his

place.

Bread and cereals are ok in moderation. I wouldn't concentrate on eating

too much bread, as it can be quite stodgy for the system. If you do eat

bread try to go for the seeded granary kind, but keep it occasional.

Cereals are fine as the right kind do contain alot of good fibre for

your system.

You can get some organic untreated cereals from health food shops if you

wish, but if not the high fibre ones are fine if you wish to have them.

Meats in moderation are also fine. Try to stay clear of as many red

meats as possible, but of course the occasional treat won't do you any

harm! Best meats are organic chicken, turkey, and of course plenty of

fish.

Fresh vegetables are best, organic where possible, as raw vegetables are

better for you if you can have them this way, but if this is not

possible then frozen vegetables, very lightly simmered are better than

nothing at all.

Mainstay dietary products for good overall general health are (raw)

vegetables, fruits, raw nuts, plenty of seeds, lentils and fish.

Untreated brown rice, millet, and grains are also good.

Ensure your pure fluid content is plentiful too, as many people miss

this and easily become dehydrated without noticing that this is the

problem. Plenty of pure water and freshly blended vegetable juices are

good.

We do have a basic nutritional guideline that I can send you upon

request. If you wish this please email me at jo@... and I

will send it to you.

Hope this helps.

February 14, 2008 | Joanna Machin (Medical Nutritionist)

Post a New Comment

Copyright © 2006, Warren s - Xtend Life. All rights reserved.