Re: Enlarged Lymph nodes after surgery...chemo only option? EDIT by moderator

"You have no way whatsoever of knowing that a simple tumor removal or mastectomy would have saved your neice. Removal of breast tumors or entire breasts often fails to get all of the cancer or prevent its return. A lot of women who had tumors and breasts removed and allopathic treatment for breast cancer are buried every year."

I DO know that a simple tumor removal would have saved my niece.  It was in the very early stages.  Can't find the link now but once saw the post of an RN who said of the 15 women she knew personally who sought alternative treatment for breast cancer - all died.

"New study: Lymph node surgery for many breast cancer patients proves worthless and harmful"

You fail to recognize that "many" is not all nor is there even a percentage that is given in your "study."

I've had I believe that it was five lymph nodes removed during lung cancer surgery and I have no ill effects whatsoever.  In fact, I am a four year cancerous lung lobe removed on my right side survivor and a nine month cancer wedge removed on my left side (not by alternative medicine) and my oxygen level is at 95% to 97% which is normal and at my age of 80 is in fact spectacular.  Both of those cancers were lab verified and nobody was guessing.  

For a verified cancer cure with herbal supplements you can check out the many posts by Canadian Yoda - http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=334733#i which is one post that she mentions her cure.

I too have cured cancer with alternative treatment - much to the chagrin of my doctor.  I am a 20 plus year prostate cancer survivor and I cured lab verified cancer without allopathic treatment by ingesting raw garlic and doing spiritual healings during meditation.  My PSA is currently .7 - remarkable for a guy of any age.

Tony I'm not against alterative cancer treatment.  As you can see I've had verified cancer at least three times and each time I did extensive research on what my options were, and weighed the results and have gone in the direction of my choice and I'll be around a few more years because of it. 

The 5 year survival rate for the type of lung cancer that I've had is 40 - 50% and I've got a year to go for one of them, and to have cancer in both lungs and survive is simply miraculous.  My cure of my prostate cancer still boggles the minds of doctors.

When you've been through cancer and survived as I have, then you can make all the claims that you wish.

I do support the diligence of your research on cancer but I wish that you would keep an open mind and give credence to all modularities that work.  Hulda Clark, the woman who died with cancer as a contributing fact is an excellent example of that.

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