Re: new website comparing alternative cures for cancer

>My suggestion is that you spend a lot more time actually learning about alternative >cancer treatments from those who have actually researched them and/or had >experience with them instead of just putting up your own opinions.

This sounds like: "MD that got diplomas from unknown universities should stop writing opinions about alternative cures and start to follow the steps of real researchers from well known universities... "

>A good start might be to read and absorb as much as you can from the >CancerTutor site: http://www.cancertutor.com


Thanks for the link, I ll add it in the website.

>Based on my own experience, it will take you thousands of hours and years before >you will be able to really know what you are writing about.

Yes that is exactly the problem. Too much info, necessitating a strong medical background... that simply disempower everyone.
In the end, people have no clue which alternative treatments they should investigate first. End result: some people die because they see somewhere that the solution of their problem is to find vitamin b17...

My website do not provide any protocol, do not sell anything... it has only one goal: to guide the process of making a choice in the alternative cancer cure world... Now if you think that those opinions are simplistic, I am fine with that criticism since it was partly the goal.
However, if you see something wrong or inaccurate or missing, please let me know kindly. I would be happy to improve it.