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What is cancer?

Nutrition and cancer

 

 

What is cancer?

 

Cancer is a growth of something foreign in the body. The body has major and minor elimination channels like the bowels and the kidneys. It normally can eliminate waste and protect itself from any and all diseases like the flu or like cancer. When the body is overloaded with toxins for an extended period of time, waste begins to accumulate. This excess waste begins to be deposited in the vulnerable weak areas of the body. The most susceptible areas are the colon, the brain, the pancreas, the prostate, the bones and the liver. When this waste remains for years it begins to fester. This is cancer. With every  organ we get a corresponding case of cancer: colon cancer, a brain tumor, prostate cancer, pancreatic cancer, bone cancer. Excess protein and sugars are the prime causes of excess waste and discharge exhaustion which lead to toxic build up in the body. When this is combined with inorganic chemical substances present in the body they form a deadly combination. These chemical substances come primarily from drugs, preservatives and colorings found in foods and often in the drinking water.

 

Example: Early in January, 2004 a woman from California with colon cancer and recent liver metastasis requested a diet plan from our website. She had had a consultation with a macrobiotics advisor and he advised her to eat only leafy greens in addition to brown rice for a while.

It is true that the liver is the early-yin phase in the five elements theory in Chinese and macrobiotics thinking, and leafy greens energy resembles and supports that of the liver. However, limiting this woman's macrobiotic foods to leafy greens alone is not right because this would deprive the other organs in the body representing the five elements (heart, pancreas-spleen, lungs and kidneys) and would invite trouble in the near future.

 

 

Nutrition and cancer

 

Is there really a cure for cancer? What are the best foods for curing cancer? Is there a difference between colon cancer and breast cancer? Are there really true complete recoveries from cancer? Does cancer always mean a death sentence?

 

Traditional medicine has only two therapies for cancer. Cancer radiation therapy and cancer chemotherapy treatments. Both cancer treatments have side effects. Both have low cure rates.

Cancer does not mean a death sentence. We all have read remarkable stories of recoveries of people who were terminally ill with cancer, until they found out about nutrition and followed a healthy diet for some time. Read the book by Dr. Anthony J. Sattilaro Recalled by life. The improvements can be dramatic and fast or can be slow and painful. Nevertheless, these improvements are fundamental and they indicate a complete transformation of a cancer-sick body back into health, as a healthy diet starts cleansing a poison-ridden body from its chemical and organic waste. The main advantage of healthy foods is that they are mostly plant foods. And plant foods release very little toxins in the body compared with animal products. Compare what happens to a steak or a glass of milk with what happens to a bowel of steamed rice and vegetables after being all left out for 24 hours in a 37 degree Celsius environment. The steak-milk combination spoils quickly but the rice-vegetable combination remains intact. The same thing happens in our bodies because food remains approximately 24 hours in our bodies in an even temperature of 37 degrees Celsius.

Cancer can be cured with the proper foods. It takes a long time. As was mentioned in the Seven stages of illness, cancer is an advanced illness. The cancer illness probably has ascended to the 4th or 5th stage and the road back to health is long and hard. It is important for the person with cancer when following a healthy diet to understand this and to be completely convinced of this approach.

 

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Last revision:   Sunday, 17 February 2008