Health & Wellness Issues

Dying to Have Known: a film about a cure for cancer

Last week I sent a message to several people I care about.   My youngest son, Toby is particularly well read about wellness issues and researched the links further.  

Yesterday, he sent me another link to a fascinating film which has been uploaded in its entirety to YouTube.  It makes for compelling viewing.

I can't imagine most people will be at all interested, although they should be.  One day they may discover that they know someone they love to be  diagnosed with cancer.  Indeed it might be them.  

In the meantime, if you know of or hear of anyone with cancer, breast cancer or MS I would encourage you to have them view this video in it's entirety. 

If you have ever forwarded any article about 'fighting cancer' or' buying pink', have the courage to forward a link to this blog, if only to address the balance and because there are people out there who are Dying to Know about it.

Thanks Toby.

Love from Dad xx

an email to those people who 'buy pink' in order to cure cancer

I wonder if the people who urge their friends to 'buy pink' to fund cancer research are open to the possibility that they may not be doing the rest of us any favours.  I wrote to my friends as follows:

I wonder if the people who send me requests to 'buy pink' or put a 'fight cancer' statement on my Facebook Wall will put has much effort into promoting this link.  or even reading it.

 

In my view the cancer industry is not looking for a cure, it's looking for a treatment - more specifically, a drug to treat cancer patients.  They would suppress anything natural that really did cure cancer because they cannot patent it and so cannot make money.

Reasonable - they are in business to make money for their share holders.  In fact their share holders demand it.

But I guess that the majority of people will 'feel good' about promoting a link to 'fight cancer' or 'buy pink' (a racket if ever I saw one) but hesitate to research the work of Dr Max Gerson because somehow, it seems quacky.