Congratulations - however, cancer is NOT a fungus

Congratulations on your success. However, cancer is absolutely NOT a fungus, though that idea has sold lots of products and books. The same is true for lots of other things which have been proposed to be what cancer is or what causes cancer (viruses, bacteria, stress, low-oxygen, acidic pH, parasites, stress, etc.).

Cancer is a cellular defense mechanism that is most often caused by a combination of toxins (particularly prolonged exposure to toxins) and poor cellular terrain. Lots of things can contribute to causing cancer including all of the above items I listed, especially if they contribute to poor cellular terrain.

Now, cancer can indeed have fungus-like properties and often one finds fungal infections together with actual cancer. However, if an animal is mortally wounded by another animal or by a bullet or arrow and it ends up dying from it's wounds, one will often find fungus when the animal and wound site is examined. While fungus may have contributed or even caused the animal's death, it did not cause the injury - instead it was a result of the injury.

The good news is that items such as olive leaf extract which are effective against fungus as well as viral and bacterial infections, are also effective in many instances against cancer. Tweet