Cancer is not cancer. They’re cancer.

The moment you or someone in your family gets diagnosed with cancer you loose it all.
Bcz you don’t know how to deal with it, bcz they don’t want you to.
One, they want more people to die. 2. To steal your money before you die.

Fear possesses you , you trust A doctor bcz that’s what the system taught you . Only doctors know.

There’s nothing that can’t heal.

1. Never get a biopsy . Once a biopsy is done the cancer spreads bcz the tumor is open.

2. Don’t go for chemo. It’s expensive and already deadly. Aside from the biopsy.

3. What can you do instead is fast for 40-45 days and only drink water.
Take a dewormer ( yes pet dewormer, i saw anecdotes that swear by it)
And drink bakind soda and lemon bcz cancer hates its.

Fasting aside these medicines kills the cancer. Bcz the body will eat it away.

Many , and many have healed this way. Spread it🙏🏻
Cancer is never the ending. But fear is

being · 36-40, F

Hey Hassan, an interesting and different approach.
I believe our mind and body can heal anything, but sometimes in order to do so, many things have to change. I don't know about what you suggest, although as you state, indeed there are substances like soda or lemon that cancer cells don't strive upon. Basically an alkaline environment, that is the idea. That cancer thrives in acidic environments.
But the thing is that for a person to get a treatment like fasting for 45 days, without any prior connection to any form of fast, it could potentially be a very hard thing to do, could aggravate other organs in the body, making it extremely hard physiologically, emotionally and mentally for the individual. For one to go to such an extreme fast need a lot of support, not to have to go to any kind of work, none to be dependent upon them, to remove themselves basically from everything and heal.
And for many people the way the web of work and responsibilities is built isn't allowing for this arrangement. On that base I believe is our modern medicine advancing. I am not against modern medicine. I am saying that a person needs to fight in multiple fronts already before getting to themselves. It is not always realistic or possible in nowadays world.
Even 45 days aren't enough. One needs to ease themselves into a fast and ease themselves out. Water better be high quality spring water and not chlorine mix tap water or inactive water of plastic bottles.

What a fast can do is clear the person to a level, gain mind clarity to a level whereas they find joy again, because that is the main cancer's enemy I think. Once we regain clarity we rejoice and things become easier for the body. But better to not think of cancer as the enemy. It's rather a teacher.

Disclaimer, I am no doctor but a practitioner of different naturopathic ideas, whenever needed and whenever I have the strength to do so, it takes energy and good naturopathic doctors are a rare find. I also never been diagnosed with cancer but I have no health insurance for over a decade now and I am not doing the usual checkups - nothing against them again, it is my path and way. I am taking qigong, meditation and nature as medicines. But I still have a long way to go, so I am pretty humble in this regard.
I know conversing with any type of disease or fear isn't easy for anyone or for anyone's family. And I have seen people taking the western medicine chemotherapy route and succeeding, my mother included, so I am not here to take away the hope or the belief of anyone.

Inner alchemy is a very elaborate thing, at the end I would say, if you are totally aligned with your therapy, it will work for you. Sometimes doubts are the worst.

tobynshorty · 51-55, F

I have had several biopsies and all were negative and I’m glad I had them. No chemo ever for me.

I have worked and cared for many with cancer. It is a sad affair. Pain management was my primary concern.

Magenta · F

Dewormer? Lol, no thanks.
But, I would personally never do chemo. And there are actually studies and reviews that suggest mammograms are harmful. And, I could add a boat load of other commentary, but...