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Cancer is Not a Disease - It's a Survival MechanismBy Andreas Moritz
Summarized with permission of ener-chi.com
Chapter One: Cancer Is Not a DiseaseCancer is a word that is given incredible power. The word "cancer" has the potential to play a very disturbing and precarious role in your life, one that is capable of delivering a death sentence. Within a brief moment, the word "cancer" can turn someone's entire world upside down.
Cancer can have no power or control over you, unless you allow it to grow in response to the beliefs, perceptions, attitudes, thoughts, and feelings you have, as well as the life choices you make. Most people know that drinking water from a filthy pond or polluted lake can cause life-threatening diarrhea. Yet, relatively few people realize that holding on to resentment, anger, and fear, avoiding exposure to the sun and eating junk foods can also kill a person, it may just take longer. Cancer is merely an indication that something is missing in our body and in our life. Healing Cancer Versus Fighting ItTrue healing requires you to stop fighting; for fighting is what actually prevents a true cure.The perception of "cancer" as a killer disease by professionals and lay people has turned it into a disorder with tragic consequences for the majority of today's cancer patients and their families. Cancer has become synonymous with extraordinary suffering, pain, and death. Yet in truth, most cancers appear and disappear of their own accord. Not a day passes without the body making millions of cancer cells. Some people, under severe temporary stress, make more cancer cells than usual and form clusters of cancerous cells that disappear again once they feel better. Medical research shows that secretions of the DNA's powerful anticancer drug, Interleukin II, drop under physical and mental duress and increase again when the person becomes relaxed and joyful, revealing that stress is an underlying cause of cancer. However, people are generally not under severe stress all the time. Therefore, most cancers vanish without any form of medical intervention and without causing any real harm. Relatively few cancers actually become "terminal" or are even detected. The vast majority of cancers remain undiagnosed and are not found until autopsy. Most people don't die of cancer, they don't even have any symptoms that would cause a doctor to suspect cancer. Thirty to 40 times as many cases of thyroid, pancreatic, and prostate cancer are found in autopsy than are detected by doctors. Screening often leads to unnecessary treatment. The problem is that people who are diagnosed are terrified and they submit their bodies to these cutting/burning/poisoning procedures that cause more harm. The most pressing question is not, "How advanced or dangerous is my cancer?" but, "What am I doing or not doing that puts my body into a situation of having to fight for its life?" Why do some people get through cancer easily and others don't? What triggers healing and what prevents the body from healing cancer naturally? What makes cancer so dangerous, if indeed it is dangerous at all? Extensive scientific research over the past 10 years has proved that genes do not cause disease, but are, in fact, influenced and altered by changes in the environment throughout life. Genes change in an abnormal way only when they are under stress, whether from food additives like Aspartame and MSG; an antibiotic or steroid drug; crossing a busy highway; the fear of facing an angry spouse or authority figure; or a profound sense of insecurity. Allopathic medicine has a name for this normal response by cells under prolonged stress: "chronic disease." Cancer occurs when cellular balance is threatened and the cell has to take recourse to more extreme measures of defending or protecting itself. The possibility that cancer is a survival mechanism has never been considered in cancer treatments, and this has fatal consequences. The drug companies reporting their findings to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) only need to prove that the tested drugs have shown some benefit in some people. If the researchers manage to recruit enough candidates that are likely to produce a good placebo response to the drug treatment, they can make it a marketable drug. FDA approval is granted to anti-cancer drugs based on response rates that are at best in the 10-20 percent range. In addition, the "success" of cancer studies are measured by tumor shrinkage instead of mortality rate, so even if the subject dies, as long as the tumors shrink it is considered successful. For many cancer patients whose immune systems are already compromised, just one dose of chemotherapy or radiation can turn out to be fatal. The success record of modern cancer therapy is significantly less than even the weakest placebo response. On the average, remission occurs in only about 7 percent of cancer patients. Moreover, there is no evidence that this discouragingly low 7 percent"success rate" results from the treatments offered, they may have disappeared anyway. This is more likely, since not treating cancer at all has a much higher success rate than treating it. Although only 2 - 4 percent of cancers respond to chemotherapy, it has now become standard procedure to prescribe chemo drugs for most cancers. The percentage of people with cancer in the U.S. who receive chemotherapy is 75%. (August 2008) The cancer industry tries to use statistical "evidence" to convince you that you need to entrust your life into their hands. The survival statistics of the American Cancer Society are very misleading because they count things that are not cancer, and, because we are able to diagnose at an earlier stage of the disease, patients falsely appear to live longer. In truth, more people over 30 are dying from cancer than ever before, but more women with mild or benign diseases are being included in statistics and reported as being 'cured'.
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