How a beam of light cured one woman’s inoperable lung cancer | National Post
It would be good to know if there is truth in this or if it's just more hooey!
It would be good to know if there is truth in this or if it's just more hooey!
Miracle cure for lung cancer?
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On the other hand, if you've been declared inoperable anyway, what have you got to loose?
That, is another matter. I know a few people who's cancer had been declared inoperable but at least a couple of them are still going strong. Years of chemotherapy and radiation has taken away their hair but by God, they are still fighting. I have to admire the courage of these people but it breaks my heart.
There are millions of one-offs that work for some patients but that doesn't mean each is a new cure-all. But once it is inoperable, you have nothing left to lose (except your inheritance).
I would never completely discount more traditional medical approaches but if I were faced with a grim prognosis from an MD, I'm sure I'd be looking at other alternatives. But I'd go the tradtional route first.
I firmly believe that your state of mind can be one of the best and most effective tools for fighting cancer. A positive approach is not a guarantee of sucess of course but a negative one can be almost guaranteed to work against you.
I have a theory, most people might think I'm nuts, but I think oxygen is the key to life and the more oxygen you can process and the greater your lung capacity, the longer you are going to live. The way to accomplish that is to move as much and as fast as possible. Obviously you are not going to go from being a couch potato to an Olympic athlete overnight, but if you can move slowly and steadily in that direction you are going to be healthier.