
On 28th August 2001 the Daily Mail
reported that studies have found that prostate cancer
sufferers given lycopene for three weeks had reduced
tumour size, with less likelihood of spreading. The
findings at the Karmanos Cancer Institute, Detroit,
showed that lycopene may not only help prevent prostate
cancer, but may help treat it. Smoking
does not cause cancer: I smoked 20 a day for 20 years and
didn't get it. Luckily I lived for much of that time in a
non-industrialised tropical country and ate a lot of
fruit and veg. A tumour is not cancer: it is a symptom of
cancer. Doctors treat cancer by attacking the tumour,
instead of attacking the cause of the cancer. Cancer
began increasing with the industrial revolution. We are
being poisoned, and antioxidants fight the poison.
Drug companies get rich by fighting
cancer: nobody will get rich by telling you to take more
antioxidants, because you can't patent them. More people
are making a living from cancer than are dying of it. If
the war against cancer is won, a lot of people will be
out of a job.
Cancer may be avoidable. Here's how:
Move to a clean environment, such as a
tropical island;
eat a variety of fresh fruit, veg, and
seeds;
eat oily fish;
avoid dairy and meat products. The enzymes
used to digest them are needed as cancer protection.
If you can't do all the above, at least
supplement your diet.
October 2000 'New Scientist' magazine
reports that octyl methoxycinnamate (OMC), which can
account for up to 7.5% of most (90%) sunblocks, can harm
the skin. Tests on mouse cells found half died when
weakly coated with OMC and exposed to light.
A European study also found that fair-skinned people were
four times more likely to develop malignant melanomas
after using psoralen-based suncreens than others. Could
your sunscreen be giving you cancer?
Is there a cure for cancer? - click here
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