The title itself is sort of an oxymoron.
Cure for cancer?
That can't be right because we've always been told that cancer, of any and all types, can't be cured. So suggesting that there might alternative cancer cures must mean there are regular cancer cures, which unfortunately, there isn't any.
Now, science is not evil.
When it says that cancer is an incurable disease, I am fairly certain that they have done all they can to look for a cure; be it countless hours in the lab, thousands of test patients, and the billions of dollars spend each year trying to find this cure.
And when they come up with the "conclusion" that cancer indeed is incurable, they are basing this on what they theorize, because that is what they have learned.
And often times, even the results are somewhat inconsistent.
What is consistent though is that the news is always bad for the individual with cancer - death is coming soon.
What if we could change all that? And not just heal the person physically, but even improving the quality of life, which is the far more important aspect of longer living.
What if the doctors and medical institution and governments are not 100% accurate in their data and reports? What if there really are alternative cures for cancer?
Of course, you will get scorned, mocked, and laughed at if you ever decide to rescind that "traditional" school of thought.
But if you have nothing to lose (because the medical world says you're dying anyway), why not search out of the box for once? If the only way that science suggests you face the trial will still inevitably lead to death, is it wrong to hope for a better possibility?
Science has already encountered these sort of unexplainable occurrences, but they would rather call them "miracles" or "supernatural phenomenon" rather than admitting that they were wrong, and there really might be a cure.
There are various alternative methods available, not just in treating the patient, but in treating the disease itself. A few examples include building up the immune system of the person through natural ingestion of foods and liquids, the change in the eating habits, and even the lifestyle the patient is used to must be adjusted to be conducive to the process.
And the good thing with these treatments is that they are not just hearsay and rumors, people have actually been healed. You can find their testimonials on the internet if you look deeper for it.
Granted, not all alternative cancer cures are effective.
Some might even be dangerous. But to just sit back and wait for death to slowly creep into your life, robbing you of all the quality life you could still be enjoying, cancer or no cancer, searching for that personal "holy grail" might actually be worth doing something with your life.
The world has taught us to see is to believe; it's about time we start believing in miracles once again.
Cure for cancer?
That can't be right because we've always been told that cancer, of any and all types, can't be cured. So suggesting that there might alternative cancer cures must mean there are regular cancer cures, which unfortunately, there isn't any.
Now, science is not evil.
When it says that cancer is an incurable disease, I am fairly certain that they have done all they can to look for a cure; be it countless hours in the lab, thousands of test patients, and the billions of dollars spend each year trying to find this cure.
And when they come up with the "conclusion" that cancer indeed is incurable, they are basing this on what they theorize, because that is what they have learned.
And often times, even the results are somewhat inconsistent.
What is consistent though is that the news is always bad for the individual with cancer - death is coming soon.
What if we could change all that? And not just heal the person physically, but even improving the quality of life, which is the far more important aspect of longer living.
What if the doctors and medical institution and governments are not 100% accurate in their data and reports? What if there really are alternative cures for cancer?
Of course, you will get scorned, mocked, and laughed at if you ever decide to rescind that "traditional" school of thought.
But if you have nothing to lose (because the medical world says you're dying anyway), why not search out of the box for once? If the only way that science suggests you face the trial will still inevitably lead to death, is it wrong to hope for a better possibility?
Science has already encountered these sort of unexplainable occurrences, but they would rather call them "miracles" or "supernatural phenomenon" rather than admitting that they were wrong, and there really might be a cure.
There are various alternative methods available, not just in treating the patient, but in treating the disease itself. A few examples include building up the immune system of the person through natural ingestion of foods and liquids, the change in the eating habits, and even the lifestyle the patient is used to must be adjusted to be conducive to the process.
And the good thing with these treatments is that they are not just hearsay and rumors, people have actually been healed. You can find their testimonials on the internet if you look deeper for it.
Granted, not all alternative cancer cures are effective.
Some might even be dangerous. But to just sit back and wait for death to slowly creep into your life, robbing you of all the quality life you could still be enjoying, cancer or no cancer, searching for that personal "holy grail" might actually be worth doing something with your life.
The world has taught us to see is to believe; it's about time we start believing in miracles once again.
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