A cure for cancer and most other chronic and degenerative diseases has been available since 1928, but has been ignored or suppressed by organized medicine, since it does not fit the highly profitable “drugs and surgery” model of modern allopathic medicine. The holistic therapy was developed by Max Gerson, MD, a German Jewish physician who eventually had to flee the Holocaust, settling and practicing in the United States.
http://www.thegersonmiracle.org/
In the video it talks about the gerson diet wich is a metabolic therapy. It is a very strict diet involving juicing and flax oil and eating all natural foods as well as organic coffee enemas. This sounds very plausible and great and i thought for a while it was a solution, but as always with everything you research online, there are as many site disproving the Gerson diet as there are site proving it. Here are some examples
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The Gerson diet is a very strict low salt, organic fruit and vegetable diet. Each person must drink 20 pounds (about 9 kilos) of crushed fruit and vegetables each day. Gerson therapists believe that people with cancer have too much salt in their bodies compared to the amount of potassium they have. They think that eating large quantities of fruit and vegetables will correct this imbalance and cleanse the liver. The idea is that the liver would then start to clear the body of cancer cells. It would be nice if the liver could filter out cancer cells from the body.
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So, as well as the diet you take potassium and other supplements to help correct other imbalances in the body. Next you have to fit in 3 or 4 coffee enemas a day. The enemas are supposed to detoxify and cleanse the bowel
then you get the negative
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Coffee enemas have been known to cause some serious side effects. They include
* Infections
* Constipation
* Inflammation of the bowel
* Salt and other mineral imbalances in the body and
* Death caused by these problems
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The other important thing to mention is that Gerson therapy costs a lot of money
Originally posted by Soulace
Gerson? yeah never done it, but years ago we brought a Champion juicer off a guy called John (forgotten surname) in Kensingtion Gardens in Adelaide. He had lung cancer and was going to go the traditional chemo route, but refused to shake his specialist hand, turned on his heels, walked out. He mortgaged his house and went to the Gerson Institute in Mexico, who placed him on a stringent detox program etc. He came back to Adelaide, got retested negative. He ended up writing a book about his experience (cant remember what it was called, blue with clouds on it - yeah I know that helps), but it was about 10 years ago since I read it.
Ever since then and due to various reading over the years, I always thought that if I had cancer I would say no to chemo. Most chemo patients do not survive as treatment is often started too late when the ratio of good cells to bad cells is reduced thus lessening the immune system anyway. Then we go and zap the lot. This severely reduces the likelihood of success.
There was a story recently in Nexus late 2005 edition about liquid selenium concentrate which a farmer noticed cured his sheep of cancer. He too later was diagnosed with bowel cancer and he refused traditional treatment, opting to drink a diluted solution of the same liquid he had feed his sheep. Liquid selenium is fit for human consumption, but this special stuff is only available from vetinary suppliers (cheaper too!). The health store ones might be suitable, but more expensive! Investigate the source and go from there, applying other sources of information, then decide.
After about 6 months, the farmer got retested and was declared negative. The doctor sent a rich city lady out to see him. And upon her visit he said to the lady, "look lady it worked for me, Im no doctor, but Im not going to give it to you, if you want Ill leave some here on the table whilst my wife and I attend to our farm duties." When he came back the bottle was gone. A few years later he got a visit from his cancer doctor also asking for the same thing as he too had developed cancer...
The point is that I believe there are many cures for cancer, many have been suppressed by high level governments and medical establishments. The sad fact is that the cancer industry and chemotherapy is the second most profitable industry in the world. The first being oil/petroluem.
The idea is not to offer false hope, but an understanding that cancer like all diseases is based on exposure and a choice of lifestyle that we as "pawns" of the corporate world and the degree to which we succumb to passive consumerism and how far from nature we are thus removed. Can we ever totally remove ourselves?
Though I cant speak from experience regarding cancer, I would definetly keep myself informed if I had it, as to what my options are. And some of those would be to expend that extra energy on myself and try and reverse it rather than opting to go down the the easier, less successful and convenient road of chemotherapy. I am happy to hear evidence to the contrary.
Read, read, and read - then make an informed decision.
i believe the cure for cancer exists, and it has alot to do with eating right. Its just their are so many people out trying to disprove it that its crazy hard to beleive in anyone of them. Its like with drugs you only need about a 10 percent working rate, but with hollistic medicine u need a 100 percent working rate to be considered a treatment. Injustice
