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The Cancer Industry Does Not Want a Cure
Posted By: LuellaMay [Send E-Mail]
Date: Friday, 3-May-2013 10:14:45
(The Best Years in Life) If you've never heard or seen this type of statement before, you have now and you've read it right. The cancer industry destroys or marginalizes safe and effective cures while promoting their patented, expensive, and toxic remedies that do more harm than good.
People who survive cancer from conventional cancer therapies don't survive cancer, they survive the treatments. There's an old saying from the early 20th Century, before the AMA and Big Pharma created their medical mafia: “With eclectic medicine (homeopathy, herbal, etc.), you die from the disease; with allopathic medicine, you die from the cure.”
Dr. Robert Atkins, MD, once announced there are several cures for cancer. But there's no money in them. They're natural, effective, and inexpensive. Raising millions for research to produce an expensive toxic remedy that can be patented and create more illness is the ticket to success and big bucks for those involved with the cancer industry's fake war on cancer.
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4 comments:
The goverment are all criminals!!
The cure is in the baking soda (without aluminium), so don't use Harm&Hamer, 1 table spoon with water every night before sleep will keep you away from desease, ph low is the key. Candida is the stating that degenerate to cancer, it being proved by a doctor who got banned from medecin order, dosen't sound strange? It is that simple, even for HIV.
A short story: I was a child in the first grade when I had first heard about cancer. The community had drives for cancer research where we would go house to house ringing doorbells and asking for donations for finding a cure for cancer. We all got that I can make a difference feeling. Now I find that 52 years later cancer drives are still continuing. AND yet no cure. I no longer contribute to cancer research. I give my time, money and attention to someone in need. At least I know that for a few moments, I really can make a difference in someones life.
That's a no-brainer. There is no monbey in a cure. If there was a cure do you think they would be asking you, at the check out stand, if you would like to donate something to this research or that research, etc.? Also if there was a cure they wouldn't be able to keep trying this and then that on you, over and over again, until you either die or run out of money, whichever comes first.
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