Re: Healing Cancer Naturally Site Map - 1000's of articles

V - you are so very, very right!  When I found that my cousing had been suddenly diagnosed with stage III melanoma I poured heart and soul into researching natural alternative.  One of the first sites I found, and still a big favorite, was Cancertutor.  I was overwhelmed with all the choices on that one site alone, much less all the information I found elsewhere.  Hopefully, some people will trust people like Webster Kehr, myself and others who have spent untold hours trying to seperate fact from fiction and find out what is the best.  We may not always be right, but we are right more often than not by a big margin and don't try to give false hope just because something was supposed to have worked for one or two people.

Sadly too many will fall for something totally unproven. I mean, someone could go outside and lick a toadstool every night and become cancer free because of other reasons (sometimes cancers just go away period) and declare that they had found the cure and write a Lick the Mushrooom book and desperate people would be racing to the bookstore and licking mushrooms far and near.

On the other hand, others might choose something that worked for many but is not as effective as other treatments or else is  no longer nearly as successful in today's world of depleted soils and increased toxins.  Like Essaic tea for example.  It is a good cleanser and healthy in many ways, and would make a good ADDITION to a cancer fighting protocol in most instances, but it is a weak cancer treatment by itself anymore.  Even Budwig is no longer enough for many people.

If a person were going to just pick one magic bullet (there is no such thing), they should pick iodine, or curcumin.  Or oleander, which is my favorite.

And if they do not change their diets and lifestyle, no amount of supplements and herbs may help them.  As our friend Trapper says, people that do that are just throwing good supplements on top of a bad foundation.

DQ