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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Cancer is not this invader or mutation.

It's the way our bodies sequester debris and toxins that cannot be eliminated normally (or one's elimination pathways are fscked by statins, etc).

http://barn0346.substack.com/p/life-is-not-a-battle

Radiation and surgery cause local damage.

Chemo aka poison damages the whole body.

Early screening by educated idiots for dummies that believe in PSEUDOSCIENCE.

Decades ago, I had a full chest xray for a job physical.

The doctor called me back and said things were odd in so and so section. I asked if it could have been from breathing exercises etc. He didn't know.

I asked if it's urgent, he said no but advised me to get a specialist to look into it.

Sure... I never did.

Thank god I didn't become paranoid from that shit. That's what makes people get sicker and sicker while they ignore the actual poison they inject into their bodies (whacked-zines πŸ˜‚).

CD's avatar

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Al DuClur's avatar

I was diagnosed with Gleason 6 8 years ago. Fortunately the urologist encouraged active surveillance. However, he said I would likely need surgery in a year and a half. Three Mris, two more biopsies and many psa tests later there was still no change. I took a much deeper dive into the statistics and belatedly came to the decision that Gleason 6 as cancer was a scam since you can't die from it and almost certainly will die from something else.

Two books that helped me open my eyes were Over Diagnosed written by a doctor with a background in statistics that fits your post. Also the Great Prostate Hoax by Ablin, the scientist who discovered PSA.

Anyway thanks for the post. I hope everyone reads it.

Guylaine's avatar

Same for my husband, Gleason 6, i.mediate recommendation to remove the prostate. No risk benefit analysis, just remove it. Thankfully my husband trusts me and I told him no f'n way. Now I am educated and my initial instinct with no education on the subject was was right on.

Al DuClur's avatar

Good for you and your husband.

Urologists are great examples of Twain's observation that to a man with a hammer, all problems resemble a nail. Urologists being surgeons view surgery as the answer. Too bad it is rare for a oncologist to specialize in the prostate.

Susie's avatar

Thank God for wise doctors and experts who write books and spread the word about how to properly care for our bodies.

There are a number of them: Vernon Coleman, Hulda Clarke, Jim Humble, Andreas Moritz, Morton Walker, Rick Simpson, Andrew Moulden, Robert Morse, Kevin Trudeau, Robert Cassar, Amandha Vollmer, and so many more.

Thank you to all the people who help guide us through the sometimes chaotic and life-threatening medical process.

Some have had their careers destroyed and/or have been murdered for boldly speaking out about natural cures and treatments in opposition to the pharmaceutical industry.

VickieDawn's avatar

I don't do any kind of Cancer Screening or medical testing. Medical Doctors are not good for health.

Truth be known they're the number one leading cause of premature death and untold misery and suffering.

Susie's avatar

Vickie - I agree 100%. I once saw an interview of a 100-year-old woman. The interviewer asked "How did you reach 100?". She responded, "I don't go to doctors."

Guylaine's avatar

When Geoge Burns was asked on the Phil Donahue show, "What does the doctor say about all the cigars you smoke" He replied, "Nothing, my doctor is dead"

CD's avatar

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Utopian Fool's avatar

Thank you for that beautifully executed example of critical thinking. The answer to "why is there less significantly less cancer in Africa?" is typically "because they don't have the diagnostic tools we have" and/or "they usually die younger of some other pathology" which sounds incontrovertible but is ultimately nonsense. Exactly the same logical fallacy as used to justify vaccination, statins, etc.

Susie's avatar

I'm in my 60s and for some reason, I've never been afraid of getting cancer.

A few years ago, a co-worker was on her way out on her lunch break and going to get a mammogram. I told her I don't get mammograms. She stopped in her tracks, made a strange face, and asked me "Are you CRAZY?"..........I responded, "Yep, I'm crazy."

Muzikluvr's avatar

Looks like I’m crazy to πŸ˜‚

CD's avatar

Whole buncha crazees, here. πŸ˜†πŸ€£πŸ’―πŸŽ―

Susie's avatar

Plus I have breast implants and sure don't want any machinery smashing them flat. It is a worry. Not sure how other implanted women fare with their annual mammograms - maybe some were deflated.

Sounds painful.

Avalanche's avatar

Holy hell! What a FANTASTIC synopsizer (probably not really a word...) and writer you are! I don't remember which post of yours (first one I read) made me instantly subscribe... but, as a once-upon-a-time technical editor, I read your posts and just REVEL in everything you do: the slim but precise point-picking, the musical writing, the perfectly rounded conclusions!

This 'stack just solidified for me that, at 70-in-Jan with ~10 years of VA-provided clean mammograms: ENOUGH! No need, no interest, NO TRUST!

Am recommending your 'stack to everyone I know!! Expect it'll do no more 'awakening' than all my "avoid the bioweapon assaults' pleading" (lost 2 friends and a bro-in-law) and DON'T trust the next bioweapon(s) they send us; or my "please Please PLEASE do NOT vaxxx babies and children!" I try to get people to watch the documentary VAXXED II, about the MAKING of the documentary VAXXED; I had watched VAXXED II 4 times before finally watching VAXXED. (And the newer VAXXED III is equally stunning, about the bioweapon deaths and injuries!) Three deep DEEP dives!

Susie's avatar

Years ago, I attended an in-person showing of the movie VAXXED.

I mentioned the movie to my brother who has a granddaughter with autism which started at age one or two. He wasn't interested at all in learning about the baby's problems and possible cures.

The baby's mother lived elsewhere and wasn't interested either.

At the time, she wrote on her Facebook page: "I don't want to cure her autism. People keep asking me about this but I feel she is perfect the way she is."

And on top of that, the mother kept her on schedule for "vaccines", flu shots, etc.

The baby didn't have a chance.

Thalie_1326's avatar

Hi, I have known about that for a while, it is an absolute tragedy. I saw many people destroyed by the medical cult's terrible practice. It is hard to talk to people about it, the cult is deeply engrained. And it goes much deeper than just cancer. I hope you have the time to have a look at these podcasts.

https://jamesdelingpole.co.uk/Podcasts/Archive/2021-05-28-jerry-marzinsky-1

https://jamesdelingpole.co.uk/Podcasts/Archive/2021-05-28-jerry-marzinsky

Thank you very much for what you do πŸ™

J. P. Bruce's avatar

Great article. Well researched and written.

However the author assumes that cancer is a potentially deadly disease. Maybe it is, maybe it isn't.

CD's avatar

Very astute comment. πŸŽ―πŸ’―

Susie's avatar

Andreas Moritz's video on youtube channel Ener-Chi Wellness Center, video titled: "Cancer is not a disease".

He died a suspicious death, another innocent victim.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNi9zZdPCzE&list=PL4B3F25A36570B46D&index=2

Matt Cook's avatar

Fantastic essay. This is why I don’t get screened for anything.

Susie's avatar

We don't have time for doctors to poke and prod at us. We're healthy and out living our lives, not cowering in fear of getting sick and dying!

Steve Ronske's avatar

I agree. I know that something is eventually going to get me. What I’m NOT going to do is spend what quality time that I have left desperately searching for that thing. That’s a morbid mindset that I do not understand. I actually feel sorry for people who live that way.

Irene The Insomniac's avatar

I dutifully, albeit reluctantly, went for a mammogram almost 9 years ago. Got a call back to get a more intensive mammogram (squeeze the hell out of my breast to the point where if there were any cancer cells they just exploded) that showed 3 little calcium specks. Could be Ductal carcinoma in situ!!! Went for a biopsy. OMG what torture that was. The female doc was very kind as were the nursing assistants but it was bloody horrible. 3 times they tried to get that needle to suck up those little calcium specks and she missed each time. Bloody traumatic, I was just a wreck after. The woman who ran the clinic wanted me to have another mammogram and another biopsy. Long story short, i questioned whether I would be dead in 6 months or would it be too late for treatment in 6 months, she said no to both. So I said let's do another mammogram in 6 months. In the meantime I had the opportunity to have a brilliant TCM doc assess my pulse and she said that no, there was no cancer which put my mind to rest completely. Lo and behold when I had the repeat mammo... no specks. I think I may have had another mammo a couple years after, again showing nothing. I now ignore the letters from Ontario Health reminding me to get checked.

I can't help wondering if the radiologist who checked that initial scan was thinking that It was worth it for him/her $$$ to have me get that 2nd scan.

When one considers that stress is probably the biggest driver of illness, these tests are more dangerous, especially considering the radiation dose, than not having them imho.

Recently I heard a story of a woman who had been perfectly healthy, went for a scan and within days she'd been operated on, total mastectomy, not just a lumpectomy and radiation etc. Also heard that in my small town the operating doc is just a general surgeon.... gotta wonder 'bout that too.

Susie's avatar

It seems that once we get on their treadmill, we get stuck there with more tests, x-rays, and procedures.

Don't let them get you!

Irene The Insomniac's avatar

Nope never getting another mammogram, nor bone density. My parents lived well into their 90s, my plan is eat well, exercise appropriately and never succumb to the sick care system.

Susie's avatar

Irene - Very smart indeed. I don't go in for any of their tests. It's like taking our well-running car to the mechanic and asking him to check it over.........I'm sure he would find some way to make money.

Martinos Gryparis's avatar

in one of my seminars, a well known functional doctor said that first and foremost, the patient needs to overcome the diagnosis... very wise imho

yantra's avatar

or avoid it entirely.

Susie's avatar

My beautiful cousin went for a mammogram in her 50s, then endured a biopsy they recommended to look at a "suspicious" area.

She said they left a big scar but she's happy that she got it checked out and doesn't have cancer. She told this to me with a smile. I couldn't respond.

People are so programmed to worry, then allow doctors to handle their bodies.

I've never had a mammogram, 67 years old. They say we should get mammograms starting at age 40.

So I'm 27 mammograms behind.

How could I possibly still be alive? According to doctors, I should be dead by now, right?

D M Barr's avatar

Wow. Excellent and factual article. Thank you.

Tony Ledsham's avatar

My father had a late diagnosis of esophageal cancer. He could swallow food, then cough it back out. His surgery was long, but successful. Six months later, he died a painful death from the after-effects of the 6 hour surgery.

My spouse was diagnosed with breast cancer, which had spread to her lymph node. Before even the biopsy, she was measured for a prosthetic breast. She went to an alternative treatment clinic. No surgery/chemo/radiation. Two years later, she’s cancer-free. The oncologist there said that even a mammogram can express cancer cells into the bloodstream. Certainly biopsies do. She had both, all because of a lump smaller than a pea…

Cancer treatment is emotional and lucrative. Even with govt funded healthcare in Canada, hospitals rely on statistics for a bigger piece of the funding pie. CEO’s (which used to be called administrators) receive obscene salaries ($450k in my suburban city) and performance bonuses. Nobody cares about the patients…

Gecko1's avatar

The entire medical system today was set up by John D Rockefeller to sell coal tar synthetic pharmaceuticals and make big profits. This guy had no medical credentials whatsoever - just like Bill Gates the vaccine "expert". Gates didn't even finish college.

CD's avatar

May as well take it all the way back to Pappy William "Devil" Bill Rockefeller, the OG con artist snake oil salesman. πŸβš°οΈπŸ’€

Gecko1's avatar

Probably black nobility. They usually are:).

Susie's avatar

An excellent book for all you readers out there:

"The Cure For all Diseases", by Hulda Clark.

She states there are only two causes of disease: Toxins and parasites.