What happens to a tumor when it dies... 
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I'm getting mixed information about killing cancer cells vs reverting cancer cells back to normal. What is the difference here and what is the end result? It sounds like those are 2 different things, yet I'm also reading cancer cells are reverted back to normal cells after the microbes in those cells are killed which makes them sound like the same thing. I'm also reading some stories about cancer being cured but a dead shrunken tumor is left behind. Do tumors completely turn back into normal cells after the cancer causing microbes in those tumors die?
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,011,367There are many claims about what happens to cancer. It is possible for many of them to be true in given situations.
If a cancer is actually killed, then the tumor must go through the process of necrosis and decay, leaving the body a mess to clean up. This can result in a void, a sunken area, or a mass of scar tissue.
However, if the cancer is reverted to normal cells, there is not going to be much evidence of the tumor left behind.
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Ideally you want to revert the cell back to a normal cell so it will take less time to get back to normal health. I guess that may be possible but I don't know for sure.
Otherwise your body will have to break it down and rebuild with enzymes etc. - Re: What happens to a tumor when it ... Johny Apple Bomb
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This is a reply to # 2,011,367Ideally you want to revert the cell back to a normal cell so it will take less time to get back to normal health. I guess that may be possible but I don't know for sure.
Otherwise your body will have to break it down and rebuild with enzymes etc. The more enzymes and nutrients available in your body, the faster the body will break down bad tissue and rebuild. - Re: What happens to a tumor when it ... chrisb1
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This is a reply to # 2,011,367Autolysis can absorb tumors via water-only-fasting as clumps of cells that are foreign to the body. New cells are born everyday to replace them, and where the entire body is reported to replace its cells every 7 years or less.
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This is a reply to # 2,011,367I've read about how dry fasting (no food or water) will make your body use up dying tissue, tumors, even wrinkles. I'm guessing the useless stuff is just broken down and sent to the colon.- Re: dry fasting Kcirla
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This is a reply to # 2,011,692Dry fasting or Water Fasting are in my opinion very dangerous to do for a cancer patient. You need good nutrition in order to fight cancer. I believe cancer is very linked to candida and/or parasites, and a water or dry fast just won't touch them. Also, any proven therapy will place a great stress on the liver, as toxins from cancer cells or dead microbes are released. Juice-fasting with the proper juices is in my opinion far more beneficial for that matter.- Re: dry fasting chrisb1
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Dry/water fasting is not dangerous to someone with cancer, as the body will use its process known as Autolysis in shrinking and eliminating tumors and other growths very efficiently.
Fasting would be not recommended though in cases of stage 1V cancers where tumors have metastasized widely.
Chrisb1 - good point Pamster
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This is a reply to # 2,041,861I'm not recommending it for someone really sick; I only have experience on myself. I really agree that nutrition has to be addressed before asking the body to detox/house clean.
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