Chris
Ward shares his short and powerful testimony of how he refused
chemotherapy and survived stage 3 colon cancer. We often hear of
alternative methods and treatments for cancer, but rarely are they used
and implemented by individuals primarily due to the fear factor. Those
diagnosed with cancer are heavily encouraged by doctors, family and
peers to seek mainstream treatments like chemotherapy.
Granted,
cancer is a multi trillion dollar industry which would make it hard for
one to market studies that go against traditional treatments like
chemotherapy. There was a study published in August 2003 that revealed
of adult cancer in the USA and Australia, the use of chemotherapy only
provided a cure 2.1 % of the time. The study undertook a literature
search for randomized clinical trials which saw a 5-year survival rate
that was attributed solely to cytotoxic chemotherapy in adult
malignancies. The data was taken from the cancer registry in Australia
and from the Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results data in the USA
for 1998. As stated, the final results show that the overall
contribution of curative and adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year
survival in adults was estimated to be 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the
USA. You can take a look at that here.
Alternative treatments can range from baking soda, cannabis, hemp oil
and much more. To be honest, there are hundreds of studies that prove
the validity of alternative cancer treatments. Often, we receive
comments on our articles concerning cancer from people who fail to
research prior to commenting. A wise man once said, “condemnation
without investigation is the height of ignorance.” Here are a few links
out of several hundred to get you started if you are interested in
looking into the subject more.
It’s already known that a plant based diet can prevent over 60% of chronic disease deaths. You can read more about that
here.
The University of Alberta, Canada also recently discovered a cure for
cancer. It’s called dichloroacetate, and it’s receiving zero attention
from the medical industry due to its inability to generate a profit. You
can read more about that
here.
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