Re: Latest data support for zapping

You will likely never get a straight answer from an oncologist because maintaining their income requires perpetuating a scam.

When there was a 3 percent survival rate of cancer patients, those who underwent surgical-chemo-radiation therapy had a 4.5 percent survival if they managed to complete the therapy ( a 50 percent approval ). The catch is that the ones who were the least likely to survive could not complete the therapy, so they were excluded from the test group. A basic "fingers on the scale" approach. Even worse, on many occasions, the ones who could not finish the chemo-radiation, were moved back in with the ones who did not take the chemo/radiation, further tilting the results.

Even more dismal are the ten years statistics because the people who do not do the chemo-radiation fare much better than the ones who did.

Funny thing is, cancer used to be rare. Why is it now so wide spread?