Guest guest Posted April 8, 2011 Report Share Posted April 8, 2011 Hello all, I am Ty Parr,Ph.D. (Biology U. Chicago). What is little understood due to the apparent complexity of different cancer types is that modern science has found a limited number of " unique cancer specific vulnerabilities " that have been little exploited because of the need to develop " new " drugs for them. Components of long used specific human foods and spices are effective against these specific vulnerabilities. Thus, the same food and spice components that protect us against cancers can, at higher levels, treat it. I have prepared a free pdf on this information on my site Longer Healthy Life http://www.longerhealthylife.net that you can read for free to understand and confirm this information by direct URL calls to the scientific literature. There is a short version to get the ideas quickly! The reason this has not been formulated before is that most scientists are looking for yet more patentable toxic poisons to kill this or that type of cancer. The use of components of long used food and spices are non-toxic and can be used to create a synergy of multiple attacks on each unique cancer vulnerability. This means we can " achieve our goals " without the horrible toxic poisons that now injure cancer patients as much as the disease itself. Please feel free to come to the site and read this material or contact me directly. As you people probably know, since 1950 (before hula hoops or portable transistor radios) till now, the cancer mortality per 100,000 people in the USA has only declined by a measly 5%. The long stupid process of applying highly injurious toxic poisons is not working very well and has hugely harmful secondary effects. There are now scientifically vetted alternatives. My best wishes for you and yours. Ty Parr, Ph.D. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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