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WHY ARE WE DYING TO KNOW THE TRUTH?
Please take the time to really read this report thoroughly as it
contains vital information on health you will not find easily
obtainable from other publications.
If you weren't aware of the carcinogens and POISONS in your
everyday personal care items then these reports will shock
you!
Please READ ON!
Learn critical health secrets the giant vested interests
don't want you to know!
This new information may save your life.... but only if you put
it into practice! To fully understand the significance of what
is contained in these reports requires some basic knowledge.
Let's begin by reviewing the way cancer is treated in North
America, the UK and most "developed" countries today.
One of the most frightening things a person can hear from their
doctor is, "you have cancer". This is because we all know people
who have been affected by this terrible disease. We may have
friends or family members who have suffered and died from
cancer. We may also know people who have contracted cancer and
survived, but we also know the price some of them paid in
chemotherapy induced illness and hair loss, in physical
disfigurement from surgery, or in side effects from radiation
treatments
The purpose of these reports is not to scare you, nor is it to
provide medical advice. Ultimately, only you can decide what is
best for you whether you are trying to prevent cancer or if you
already have cancer and are seeking treatment.
To make good decisions, you must first have good information.
Would you agree...
Informed people make informed decisions?
If you want to reduce your chance of getting cancer, you must
know something of what may cause cancer. You must know how you
can minimize your potential exposure and how you can support
your body's natural abilities to protect itself from cancer.
In this report, we will attempt to provide some of that
information.
The first step will be to expose a few myths
MYTH #1: We are winning the battle with cancer, and
survival rates are much better today than in the past.
False!
Cancer has become AN EPIDEMIC... effecting massive numbers of
people in all social and economic groups. It is now the 2nd
leading cause of death in North America, Australia and the UK.
Death from cancer is exceeded only by heart disease.
The American Cancer Society says that 1 in 2 of all men and 1 in
3 of all women in our country today will develop some form of
cancer in their lifetime. This is a massive increase over the 1
person in 80 who contracted cancer 100 years ago. Due to the
huge numbers of people dying in the USA from all degenerative
diseases, not just cancer, life expectancy is being revised
downward for the first time ever by medical researchers.
According to the NEJM report, studies suggest that two-thirds of
American adults are overweight. One study cited by the authors
indicates that the prevalence of obesity in U.S. adults has
increased about 50 percent per decade since 1980.
Additional research has shown that people who are severely obese
live up to 20 years less than people who are not overweight and
are much more prone to contracting cancer. Some researchers have
estimated that obesity causes about 300,000 premature deaths in
the U.S. annually. In addition, obesity is fueling an epidemic
of type 2 diabetes, which also reduces lifespan and is the cause
of many debilitating diseases and blindness.
Life expectancy in the USA is now at a high of 77.6 years. If
the researchers' predictions hold true in the next 50 years, it
would be the first reversal in life expectancy since the
government started keeping track in
1900.
This year, about 1,200,000 new cancer cases will be diagnosed in
the USA alone, with hundreds of thousands more in the UK and in
Australia and other Western countries. When added to the
millions who already have cancer, the anticipated loss of life
easily exceeds 1,000,000 per year. (Over 1,500 people in the
U.S. alone die every day from cancer.)
In spite of massive investments in research, cancer rates are
increasing markedly among all age groups, including children,
whose rate of increase is nearly 1% per year according to the
American Cancer Institute. In some parts of the world, cancer
already affects 1 in every 2 people, and the trend continues to
get worse.
Eventually the rate could approach 100%
Although small improvements have occurred in treating some
cancers, the overall rate of recovery for cancer patients has
changed very little over the past 50 years. The average cancer
survival rate was about 50% in 1950, and it is still about 50%
today. For African-Americans, the survival rate in 1950 was
under 40%, and it also remains about the same today.
MYTH #2: Chemotherapy is very effective in treating
cancer and in saving the lives of cancer victims.
False!
Over the years, many dramatic claims have been made by
pharmaceutical companies and other members of the cancer
establishment regarding drug based treatments for cancer. Today,
chemotherapy is the most common form of cancer treatment. If
such successful results were actually being achieved,
improvements could readily be observed in the survival rates.
Yet, survival rates remain basically unchanged.
Chemotherapy consists of a mixture of highly toxic drugs which
are given the patient in a series of treatments over a period of
time. Research shows that chemotherapy can often cause a partial
or even complete shrinkage of a tumour, although this shrinkage
does not necessarily prolong expected survival.
In fact, studies have found that the cancer often returns even
more aggressively than before, because the chemotherapy has
created more resistant cells. In addition, a strongly negative
side effect of chemo is that it can severely damage the body's
immune system as well as the kidneys and liver. Some patients
will die from these complications alone. It is often a case of
the cure being far more serious and deadly then the disease.
A good indication of the effectiveness of chemotherapy can be
found in polls surveying cancer doctors regarding what they
would choose for themselves if they were diagnosed with cancer.
Many US doctors have stated they would not choose chemotherapy
for themselves due to its ineffectiveness and its unacceptable
levels of toxicity. Sixty percent of doctors who responded to a
similar poll in the UK indicated that they would not submit
themselves to chemotherapy!
Still, doctors continue to administer chemotherapy because they
do not have approved medical alternatives. The fact is, there
are large profits to be made by the drug companies in
administering chemotherapy, whether it is actually effective or
not.
This Article is the first report in a series of 10. The reports
will continue to give you factual hype free information about
the myths concerning cancer and other health issues in future
reports.
About the author:
Kevin McGoldrick www.bodiorganic.com
kev@bodiorganic.com
Members of my family at different times suffered reactions to
everyday products. I had long been aware of chemicals in
processed foods but, until then had never concidered that what
you put on your skin will get into your blood as well! We use
and promote Certified Organic personal care products and
cosmetics 100% free of ALL synthetic chemicals.
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