STOP the lies — there already are cures for cancer. Breast cancer, along with other cancers, are being treated and cured successfully every day with alternative therapies, and have been for quite some time. But do big corporations and organizations like Susan G. Komen stand to profit off of those treatments? Of course not. So we aren’t hearing about them!
I’ll soon be sharing some of the more successful holistic, alternative cancer treatments (hint: most of them are centered around real food NUTRITION!) that have been curing patients without a single dose of chemotherapy or radiation. Or a pinkwashed product!
But even modern advancements in safe and effective cancer cures are being found — and thwarted by the FDA and the pharmaceutical giants (in which Komen has monetary stock, remember?) which support such government agencies.
I strongly encourage everyone to watch the documentary film, Burzynski the Movie: Cancer is Serious Business, for an incredibly eye-opening look into what happens when cancer cures are actually found (their creators are faced with a prison sentence!). The film documents the work of Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski, a medical doctor and Ph.D. biochemist who has discovered the genetic mechanism that can cure most human cancers.
For a limited time, you can actually watch the film in its entirety online for free. Do it!
Prevention is the best cure
More importantly, what the medical establishment fails to recognize is that cancer is largely preventable. And Susan G. Komen for the Cure is no exception to such ignorance. There are no mentions of eating a healthy foods, getting proper levels of cancer-preventing Vitamin D, or cutting out sugar — the substance that feeds cancer cells — in any of their “public health education” efforts. Even though these are scientifically proven ways to prevent cancer.
Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts
April 20, 2012
July 3, 2011
Breast Cancer
In February 20 of this year I noticed a soreness in my left breast and told my hematologist/medical oncologist about it , the next morning I noticed a swollen lymph node - I was already scheduled for a mamo and sonogram on March 7 - these tests just showed the swollen lymph node. My doctor gave me antibiotics and the lymph node became the size of a grape so we weren't thinking it was cancer and the blood test weren't showing anything abnormal - I was seeing my hematologist/medical oncologist weekly but the lymph node wasn't going back to normal . On May 6 my hematologist/medical oncologist said he wanted me to see a surgeon to have lymph node removed - I saw the surgeon on May 12 and told him the bottom of my breast was now sore - felt like I was sleeping on rocks - he flet nothing but was sending me for a needle biopsy - which turned into 2 because of the sore spot!!! the doctor and nurse said I was the best patient they had ever had - I just talked and laughed the whole time with them - I didn't realized it had taken 3hrs- Greg was in the waiting room watching soap operas and worrying about me because it was taking so long. The "FUN" part was when they finished and I was told I had to now go have a mamo to make sure markers were in right spots!!!! Are you f-ing kidding me after what you just did now I have a mamo!! ha!! - it was ok not too much pain since i was still numb.
Surgery was June 28th and I am told it went well - even though doctor was surprised to find cancer in 6 lymph nodes!! the recovery from the anesthesia was not good for me 5 hrs in recovery!!! I have now been home recovery and doing well. Already able to get arm over head. still numb under arm and on breast but surgeon says that will go away but under arm it may always stay numb - interesting!!
I have already been taking photos and trying to document my journey. will take camera to next appt and try to take photos of what's going on as they take drainage tube out!!
Surgery was June 28th and I am told it went well - even though doctor was surprised to find cancer in 6 lymph nodes!! the recovery from the anesthesia was not good for me 5 hrs in recovery!!! I have now been home recovery and doing well. Already able to get arm over head. still numb under arm and on breast but surgeon says that will go away but under arm it may always stay numb - interesting!!
I have already been taking photos and trying to document my journey. will take camera to next appt and try to take photos of what's going on as they take drainage tube out!!
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