Re: I'm not buying trauma as a universal cause of cancer

Thousands of years ago, man had to avoid other predators.  For hundreds of years there has been slavery, wars and religious persecution.  Our settlers had to cope with Indian and outlaw attacks, death of children and loved ones at an early age, etc.  There has been no shortage of trauma and stress among mankind.  So why is it that cancer is such a predominantly modern disease?

Are you trying to tell us that you have had 100% success in curing cancer by doing nothing other than addressing trauma?  If so, how many people have you cured?

And I note that I include addressing emotional issues and eliminating stress as part of an overall anti-cancer protocol.  I would not want to bet anyone's life who sought my advice on telling them to do nothing more than address their stress though.

DQ