Re: Re: Article on Metastasis

[Guest guest]

They write plenty of articles on 'staying alive' but I'm not about to take

'their' advice on cancer..........too much anyway.

The things we need to do is continue reading, asking questions, and trying to

listen to those that seem to know what they are talking about.

The article wasn't at all 'prevention' but was about what many of us should be

concerned with, Metastasis. Even if people were going to or already had the

things that lead to mets, they could try to incorporate the use of strategies

that might help ward off this problem.

One example might be The Rath Protocol and I remember asking what he

thought about it and his comment was, " it might benefit by helping to thwart

mets " ...............and what he meant was that it wasn't, in and of itself, a

cancer fighting tool. Let's assume the protocol did work and it has good

information behind it, wouldn't it be great if people did this before their

surgery or biopsy????????? If they were going to have surgery or a biopsy that

is?

Where would Jane or Doe get this info? From Dr. WhiteCoat? I don't

think so. What we do know is they, The Cancer Industry, does not have much for

us that experience mets let alone prevent it.

Joe C.