Would you use Beljanski's Cancer Protocol?
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Re: Would you use Beljanski's Cancer Protocol?
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Vaccines work differently. They introduce you to the disease itself early on so that you're body can recognize it and develop cells that can fight it. It strengthens your immune system. However, in cancer, it's a bit more complex. Cancer cells grow fast and cannot be easily detected since they are normal cells who just didn't stop dividing. Hence the chemotherapy that destroys all your healthy cells too so that they can destroy the cancer cells as well. Using it as preventive i think borders only on keeping healthy. We're all at risk of cancer especially on the kind of lifestyle we live. The preventive measure with this is to keep you in a balanced diet, I guess.Cara Van Heerden wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 11:34 If this can be used as preventive then maybe it could be added to vaccines? Because I donno if I'd purposefully hunt down these substances otherwise. Since I have no indication that I'm at risk of getting cancer.
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Oh, I see. Thanks for clarifying. That's really interesting! But yeah, remaining healthy with your diet and excercise is the best thing to prevent loads of illnesses. Its just crazy how the world actually promotes unhealthy lifestyles while expecting you to be this thin flawless modelbriellejee wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 18:42Vaccines work differently. They introduce you to the disease itself early on so that you're body can recognize it and develop cells that can fight it. It strengthens your immune system. However, in cancer, it's a bit more complex. Cancer cells grow fast and cannot be easily detected since they are normal cells who just didn't stop dividing. Hence the chemotherapy that destroys all your healthy cells too so that they can destroy the cancer cells as well. Using it as preventive i think borders only on keeping healthy. We're all at risk of cancer especially on the kind of lifestyle we live. The preventive measure with this is to keep you in a balanced diet, I guess.Cara Van Heerden wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 11:34 If this can be used as preventive then maybe it could be added to vaccines? Because I donno if I'd purposefully hunt down these substances otherwise. Since I have no indication that I'm at risk of getting cancer.
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I know right! I mean basically, if you look at it, the world creates things just so they can make an antidote for it. We all know some food are carcinogenic but companies still sell them. I guess it borderlines on our moderation? But then again, I can't stop thinking about how it resonates with the idea of antivirus software: the company uploads and makes a virus so that you will buy their product. It is insane! But then, that's how the world works, right?Cara Van Heerden wrote: ↑08 Jan 2019, 00:44Oh, I see. Thanks for clarifying. That's really interesting! But yeah, remaining healthy with your diet and excercise is the best thing to prevent loads of illnesses. Its just crazy how the world actually promotes unhealthy lifestyles while expecting you to be this thin flawless modelbriellejee wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 18:42Vaccines work differently. They introduce you to the disease itself early on so that you're body can recognize it and develop cells that can fight it. It strengthens your immune system. However, in cancer, it's a bit more complex. Cancer cells grow fast and cannot be easily detected since they are normal cells who just didn't stop dividing. Hence the chemotherapy that destroys all your healthy cells too so that they can destroy the cancer cells as well. Using it as preventive i think borders only on keeping healthy. We're all at risk of cancer especially on the kind of lifestyle we live. The preventive measure with this is to keep you in a balanced diet, I guess.Cara Van Heerden wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 11:34 If this can be used as preventive then maybe it could be added to vaccines? Because I donno if I'd purposefully hunt down these substances otherwise. Since I have no indication that I'm at risk of getting cancer.
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I like the analogy of burning an entire field because you found a weed in the garden. Even as a teen I wondered why they couldn't have a treatment that built the body up, and helped it fight off the cancer instead of slash and burn.... I guess I've always been alternative minded!Kendra M Parker wrote: ↑08 Jan 2019, 12:35 While I haven’t finished the book, I would certainly consider this cancer protocol just based on what I have read so far. I think many of our modern medicines are less effective than some of the natural solutions that are out there. That doesn’t mean I think all modern medicine is evil, just that we ought to use the natural alternatives that are less invasive before we go to the extremes of cut, burn, poison all the time. It sometimes seems like we jump straight to burning down the entire field because we found a weed in the garden.
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I want to go the website and see how they sell them, but I haven't gotten there yet.Alicia09 wrote: ↑08 Jan 2019, 18:07 I would use the extracts as both preventatives and cancer treatments, depending on how affordable and accessible they are. It seems like a lot of research went into confirming the effectiveness of Pao Pereira and Rauwolfia vomitoria, and numerous trials showed that these extracts had positive effects on patients. I would also use these extracts because there were no negative side affects associated with them.
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