Re: throat cancer/thyroid cancer

Thyroid Cancer holds the ‘key’ to understanding all cancers. The unique ability for thyroid tissue to absorb Iodine is the pivotal principal which allows for deposing the DNA theory as the sole cause of this non requested tissue growth that we call ‘cancer’. Using the DNA theory, it would be expected that the thyroid tumor should have the same characteristics as the host cells. That is to say, if the DNA caused the host cells to lawlessly reproduce themselves, the resultant cancerous tissues at this site would still have the ability to absorb iodine. Since this new tissue (tumor) cannot absorb iodine, we need to question whether this is caused from faulty DNA, or rather a continuation of a faulty immune system which is repairing the surgical site with fibrous tissue cells (scar tissue), and is not receiving the signal as to when to stop.
Often in thyroid cancer patients, the thyroid is completely removed. Yet the patient can have recurrences of tumor growth at the site previously occupied by the thyroid. The currant explanation for this event is that some remnant thyroid cells are being manipulated by cancer cells to re-grow into the tumor that becomes the recurrence of the original problem. Since the
resultant cells do not share any characteristics of the deemed parent cells, a more plausible explanation for this event is that after the faulty immune system has healed over the surgical cut made to remove the thyroid, it simply does not stop repairing the tissues at this site and as a result, there is the formation of a new tumor made solely of fibrosis tissues (since the thyroid tissue had previously been removed). These tumors cannot be detected by the Iodine method which was used to detect the original thyroid cancer, because the fibrous scar tissue has different properties then the thyroid tissue, and no longer has the distinct ability to absorb iodine. The failure of the radioactive Iodine to detect this new growth is proof that this is not a reoccurrence of the original thyroid cancer. The present DNA model for cancer, holds that a foreign antigen
has caused this lawless proliferation of cells. Under the present DNA model, it can be appreciated that the objective for removing the tumor, is to rid the body of the offending cancer
cells and any carcinogens that might be at the site as well. This objective however, can only be achieved so long as the premise holds true that the cancer cells (that are causing the tumor) are contained within the boundaries of the tumor. If it were true that the cancer cells were contained within the tumor tissues that they have manufactured, then the removal of these tissues would result in the patient being cured, and with the same future prognosis as someone whom had never acquired the disease. Unfortunately the evidence does not support this optimistic expectation, and gives rise to questioning the original premise; which erroneously holds that the cancer is contained within the cells of the tumor itself(DNA theory).
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