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28 Oct, 2009

Why do some Cancers simply Disappear?

Posted by: healthnut In: Cancer Killers|Types of Cancer

Finally the old guard is catching up with alternative medicine.  In a recent New York Times article (Oct 26, 2009), Dr. Barnett Kramer associate director for disease prevention at the National Institutes of Health said, “The old view is that cancer is a linear process.  A cell acquired a mutation, and little by little it acquired more and more mutations. Mutations are not supposed to revert spontaneously.”

So, Dr. Kramer said, the image was “an arrow that moved in one direction.” But now, he added, it is becoming increasingly clear that cancers require more than mutations to progress. They need the cooperation of surrounding cells and even, he said, “the whole organism, the person,” whose immune system or hormone levels, for example, can squelch or fuel a tumor.

Cancer, Dr. Kramer said, is a dynamic process.

THE MIRACLE is not so miraculous?

After years of denying the efficacy of alternative medicine and treatment, medical researchers are finally admitting that there is growing evidence that cancers can go backward or stop. They are now being forced to reassess their notions of what cancer is and how it develops.

Both in breast cancer and testicular cancer, it would have been better if the tiny tumors were never found and left alone because they may just stop growing on their own or disappear altogether.

Heavy food for thought.

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I started putting this together out of frustration with the amount of misinformation being peddled. Not wanting to be someone who further spreads the same misinformation, I do hope that you will write to let me know if something I have posted is not quite right.Lastly, I also believe that both Eastern and Western medicine have their good and bad points and everyone should try to look at things with an open mind and not blindly trust (any) authority as they have their own agenda and its not necessarily for your good.

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