Is cancer caused by the genes?

Still October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And I am hearing from many of my friends that their family members, relatives, friends are struggling with some form of cancer, so I would like to help them.

In a previous post I expressed my doubts and reservations about the current methods of official "cancer politics", i.e. chemical drugs and similar agressive treatments are advertised and applied heavily, along with the permanent claims that researches need incredible amount of money every year, without getting any close to the real roots to the problem and offering effective solutions to handle those.

Probably it is time to dig deep and handle.

I wrote a few days ago:

"The theory of changed or damaged genes is wide spread, and this video gives a little hint on why does it occur:

"Damage or change in the genetic material of cells by environmental of internal factors sometimes results in cells that do not die and continue to multiply until a massive cancer cell or tumor develops."

Excellent. The next step would be then to investigate these environmental or internal factors that damage or change the genetic material of cells, wouldn't it?"

This is exactly what Dr. Bruce Lipton did. Watch these 2 videos (they are lengthy but definitely worth the time) where he speaks about the causes of illnesses generally, and specifically mentions breast cancer as an example.





For me, this lecture and the data in it gives the answers and thus the way to real solutions about cancer that research institutes are trying to find on an ever increasing, stellar high budget.

But I can't tell you, dear reader, what YOU should think about it, only encourage you to find out more about the subject for yourself. Dr. Lipton describes his theory in his book Biology of Belief, published in 2005.

Countless cases and experiences from the most various fields of the so-called "alternative healing" show that when the person is addressed in treating a body problem (along with proper nutrition and supplements, medical treatments handling the exact cause of a symptom and such), one gets way better results than pumping almost randomly prescribed chemicals into the body, without even knowing what problems exactly those drugs are supposed to solve...

In this light, the gene theory seems quite outdated and invalid, regardless of how great PR has been given to it by cancer institutes, governmental health bodies.


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Andrea Gerak

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DISCLAIMER: these articles express the personal opinion of the author (a cancer survival herself), only given with the intention of sharing a viewpoint, and can't be taken as medical advice. Those in need of consultation should seek advice from licensed practitioners of both standard and alternative medicine.

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