Everyday I hear of people who are in end stages of their fight with cancer. They are losing and will soon lose. It saddens me greatly because I know you can win the battle but so many people will never know that they can because they rely on modern medicine and their conventional care doctors to tell them that their only chance lies with chemotherapy and radiation. Neither chemotherapy nor radiation cure cancer however, but rather attack the body’s immune system and the good cells in the body as well as the cancer cells.

Most patients are reluctant to question their oncologist and make use of their own thinking because of the way doctors are looked up to by society, and there is good reason for this since most doctors base their understanding of medical science on scientific studies published in reputable journals. Nonetheless patients should consider whether their doctors really do know what is best for them and should research alternatives for themselves. Here are some of the reasons why: 1) Pharmaceutical companies use their money to fund scientific studies that investigate their own products, 2) Scientists often won’t get money to study potential cures that will not result in some kind of financial windfall for pharmaceutical companies, 3) Oncologists often look to pharmaceutical companies for information regarding treatments for cancer and they don’t look for alternatives, 4) medical schools only teach from studies that are in peer reviewed journals, not from personal testimony of people who have been cured of cancer from alternative treatments.

Instead of studies, then, a person who wants to know about alternative cures is going to have to rely for the most part on personal testimonies of people who have tried the cure and succeeded in curing themselves. Personal testimony can be persuasive if is collaborated by many personal testimonies. We should not be frightened off of personal testimony just because it is not a controlled experiment. When you put a whole lot of personal testimony together it becomes an informal study. The control group is already known: those who are taking chemotherapy and radiation and are dying.

The cancer fighting alternative that is most widely talked about on the web is the Budwig Diet. It distresses me that my hero Steve Jobs did not find this cure and live. The cure is simple and cheap. Websites claim that 90% of cancer cases are cured. And with this the person lives many years afterwards. The best website to investigate this cure is the Budwig Center (http://www.budwigcenter.com/). But you can find it discussed on many websites. I like their website however since it gives the personal testimony of many people who have been cured by the treatment. The diet is a no-brainer: using a blender you mix flax seed oil and cottage cheese or kefir. I personally use this diet to keep cancer from attacking me. I mix two tablespoons of flax seed oil and kefir with cinnamon and an artificial sweetener and have it every morning. It is not expensive and I spend about $12 a week on the diet. The flax seed oil is a necessary omega 3 oil that the cells need to fight cancer. It tastes delicious and keeps my immune function operating at high levels.

The next alternative that holds the most promise for beating cancer is Transfer Point’s Beta 1.3D Glucan. Their website is (http://www.budwigcenter.com/) and the product can be bought directly from them. They do not claim that it cures cancer since to do so would put them in direct conflict with the FDA, but they have a host of studies to prove that the product supports immune function and a strong immune system can defeat cancer. This is not a costly cure. The one month supply will run you $40. I take this as a prevention for cancer and to support my immune system so that I stay healthy. If I were fighting cancer I would take both of these products and eat healthy food and I think I would have the best strategy for winning the fight against cancer.

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