The Answer to Cancer
Vol. 1-a collection of findings surrounding cancer research and how to fight the disease holistically.
The Basics/Introduction
Each cell was created with a cellular membrane, that has a certain voltage and potential…and each cell in genetically prepared and designed to fix itself IF we give it the right materials. In other words, if we give our body the right stuff, it’s already pre-programmed to fix itself.
Micronutrients & Cancer
Cancer cells spread throughout the body using the same enzyme mechanisms as normal cells (this mechanism eats away at connective tissue like collagen and elastin to help cells get to where they need to be. For example, white blood cells travel to lungs to fight pneumonia. Scientists have discovered that we can block these collagen-digesting enzymes. They do this by understanding the key micronutrients needed to do so. “Not chemotherapy, but natural substances that are able to block cancer cells from doing harm to the body.” (Dr. Matthias Rath, M.D.). Vitamin C, several amino acids, and trace elements all work in synergy to inhibit key mechanisms that cancer cells use in our body (Dr. Aleksandra Niedzweicki Ph.D.). These natural compounds can also induce the death of cancer cells through apoptosis, when typically they would be immortal.
Early Detection Technique
1) Core Body Temperature-many patients notice a lower body temperature without the regular cycle that healthy people see. (Your body temperature should be lowest early in the morning, and slowly rise throughout the day.) (Dr. Robert Gorter, M.D., Ph.D.)
Main Causes of Cancer
1) When a child can no longer mount fever because their parents suppress it anytime it arises
2) Insufficient Nutrition
3) Medications
4) Chemicals people put on their body like body lotions, makeup, shampoos and conditioners, perfumes, etc.
5) Vitamin D, B12, and ferritin (iron) deficiency
6) Heavy metals
7) Lack of Iodine
8) Lack of Oxygen
Treatment 1: Hyperthermia
Dr. Gorter developed a technique for treating cancer that he used on himself over 40 years ago. Patients are put under infrared lamps for about 2 hours to raise their core body temperature. Doing this also causes cancer cells to secrete lactic acid and energy they use as escape mechanisms, which in turn causes them to die. The patients are then removed and sit for 1 hour, to then take a shower to cool off. This serves to bring about fever and to create a healthy temperature cycle which improves immune system. Lastly, they are given a vaccine of dendritic cells, which identify cancer cells and inform the body to destroy them.
More to come in later successions...thank you for reading.
About the Creator
Keep reading
More stories from writers in Longevity and other communities.
We are one....
In a small village nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, there lived a community bound together by shared joys and sorrows, triumphs and tribulations. Each day dawned with the rising sun, casting its golden glow upon the simple dwellings and the people who called this place home.Among them was a young girl named Aisha, whose laughter echoed through the village like a melody. She was known for her kindness and compassion, always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need. Despite the hardships that life often brought, Aisha remained a beacon of light, her spirit unyielding in the face of adversity.One summer evening, as the sky blazed with hues of orange and pink, the village gathered for a celebration of unity and togetherness. Music filled the air, and laughter danced on the breeze as families came together to share a meal and celebrate the bonds that held them close.As the night wore on and the stars began to twinkle overhead, Aisha found herself drawn to the edge of the village, where a lone tree stood silhouetted against the moonlit sky. Beneath its branches, she sat in quiet contemplation, the soft rustle of leaves the only sound in the stillness of the night.Lost in thought, Aisha reflected on the beauty of her village, the strength of its people, and the ties that bound them together. In that moment, she felt a profound sense of belonging, a realization that they were more than just individuals – they were a part of something greater, a tapestry woven from the threads of love, compassion, and shared humanity.As if in response to her silent musings, a voice whispered through the leaves, gentle yet powerful in its simplicity. "We are one," it seemed to say, a reminder of the interconnectedness of all living things, the unity that transcended differences and divisions.Inspired by the words echoing in her heart, Aisha rose to her feet and made her way back to the heart of the village, where the festivities continued in full swing. But as she looked around at the faces of her friends and neighbors, she saw them in a new light – not as individuals, but as integral parts of a greater whole.In the days that followed, Aisha embarked on a journey of discovery, seeking out ways to strengthen the bonds of unity that held her village together. She organized community projects, bringing people from all walks of life together to work towards common goals. She listened to their stories, their hopes and dreams, and found solace in the knowledge that they were all in this together – bound by a shared destiny and a collective vision for a brighter future.But as the seasons changed and the years passed by, challenges arose that tested the resilience of the village and its people. Drought parched the earth, threatening their crops and livelihoods. Illness swept through the community, leaving sorrow and uncertainty in its wake.Yet, through it all, the spirit of unity prevailed. Neighbors helped neighbors, sharing whatever they had in a spirit of generosity and compassion. And as they weathered the storms together, they emerged stronger and more united than ever before.In the end, it was not the hardships they faced or the obstacles they overcame that defined them, but the strength of their collective spirit, the bonds of friendship and solidarity that held them together through thick and thin. For in the heart of their village, they had discovered a truth as timeless as the stars themselves – that in the tapestry of life, woven from the threads of love and compassion, we are all one.
By Eric anexis 3 days ago in Longevity
High Rise, Deep Impact
I have witnessed a death that I relive every time I step into an elevator. Although it no longer affects me as deeply—given that it's been 11 years since the incident—it remains a heart- rending memory from my first and last day as a paramedic. My initial call to the scene involved a man who seemed to have fallen down the elevator shaft of a high-rise building. Alternatively, it might have been that the elevator moved upwards while he was working on it. Different scenarios were being considered when I arrived.
By Penelope Henain5 days ago in Writers
Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.