Re:Vitamin C and Immuno-Oncology
by ohmanthatsnotso on Tuesday March 03, 2020 @02:27AM
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Funny how Steve Jobs is the example you bring up. It is known he did several conventional treatments and also consumed animal protein quite often. With your logic, I can point at any one of the 600k chemo patients who die every year and say, guess chemo didn’t work for them did it.
I have been involved in natural healing for over 30 years. I have seen countless people cure cancer. I know this is not something HN crowd welcomes, and that is unfortunate. Cancer has been solved a long long time ago. Grape fasting, aronia fasting, combined with periods of dry fasting + specific herbs + kidney glandulars can heal pretty much every disease known to man. Cancer included.
Trust me i want to believe but where’s the documentation? Who was cured, who wasn’t cured, what was their initial diagnosis? Did they try any standard meds too? What was their level of compliance with this therapy?
At this point there’s nothing differentiating your claim from so many others that claim weed or mushrooms or liver purges or whatever cured their cancer.
Chemo is barbaric, but it has kept people alive.
If that's true, then the study should be easy to conduct. Plenty of young PhDs looking to make a name, surely one can be found to run such a study. Then just a short flight to Stockholm for the Nobel. So?
Cancer may feel like a sentient adversary at times, but it’s just genetic instability (volatility?) combined with suppressed apoptosis, self-sustaining growth/replication signaling, immune evasion and angiogenesis to sustain large populations.
This results in an evolutionarily supercharged population of non-functional cells that out-compete normal cells until a major system is disrupted. The nature of a specific cancer cell is going to be informed by the primary source, so while they frequently share characteristics they aren’t the same and don’t generally respond to the same treatments. Saying that eating fruit and elevating blood pH is going to make them all go away is pretty absurd...it didn’t work out for Steve Jobs. Even if the pH thing was generally true, the tumor microenvironment would quickly adapt to foster a locally acidic pH.
IMHO an assisted human immune system will be the ultimate answer to cancer.
I do agree that biopsies of encapsulated tumors are a terrible idea. But once the cat is out of the proverbial bag in stage III/IV think they are useful.