7 Steps to Beating Cancer Naturally

7 Steps to Beating Cancer N aturally Cancer can be beaten naturally if you are determined. There are seven important things you must follow from the natural medicine's perspective to control cancer and beat it. They represent a complete approach to addressing the major cancer characteristics outlined above. All the seven steps are equally important.

Step 1: 1: Starving Starving Cancer Can cer cell Cancer is a sugar-feeder. You should learn to reduce your intake of sugar (including grains and refined sugar) by 90% to create a low sugar environment. Change to low-glycemic index carbohydrates. Avoid all soda pop, most grains, rice, rice, and potatoes. p otatoes.

Step 2: Oxygenate your bod y Cancer cells hate oxygen. They thrive in an anaerobic (oxygen free) environment. Moderate aerobic exercise is the best way to get oxygen on board. If you are too weak to exercise, simple deep breathing is a good start. Other oxygen generating modalities are ozone and hydrogen peroxide therapy.

Step 3: Avoid Avoid Malnu trition Approximately 40% of all cancer patients die from malnutrition. It is important to maintain maintain a good diet diet and nutrition. Consume healthy fats and plant base b ased d proteins pr oteins to maintain nitrogen balance and muscle strength without aggravating cancer. The amount of calories we need is determined by our individual physical activity level. It is easy to consume calories. The challenge is to get nutritious and not simply empty calories into our bodies. Stay with organic whole foods, with plenty of green leafy vegetables, low-glycemic fruits, beans and legumes for plant-based proteins.

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Step 4: Use nutritional supplements Therapeutic nutritional supplementation is a cornerstone for natural medicine as our body does not get enough of them from a regular diet. A "cocktail" of nutrients is needed to:

a. Prevent further mutational damage b. Enhance E nhance mitochondrial mitochon drial function function to t o increase energy energy producti pro duction on c.. Prevent cancer growth by blocking its spread d. Enhance immune function to fight existing cancer cell e. Bal Balance ance our hormones hor mones

Step 5: Balance Your In ternal terrain t errain Probiotics, enzymes, green food, and fibers are the 4 key pillars to rebalancing your internal milieu and pH. Use these everyday to ensure smooth bowel transit time, proper absorption of nutrients from the food you take, and proper balance of good and bad bacteria.

Step 6: Balance your Toxin Loa d Hundreds of toxic chemicals are accumulated in our bodies throughout the years. These include mercury, lead, arsenic, and cadmium. Detoxification is a process of cleansing our ecosystem and giving it a fresh start. The key elements are:

a. To drink plenty of pure filtered water. There are no better substitutes. b. To enhance our liver's function, which is the main detoxification organ, with herbs. c. To use chelating agents to bind and remove unwanted metals and minerals. d. To flood the body with antioxidants with vegetable juices.


Step 7: Balance Balance Your H ormones Often misunderstood and under-appreciated, hormones have a lot more to do with cancer than we think. This is especially so with hormone related cancers such as breast, ovary, uterus, and prostate cancer.

Maintaining a balanced hormonal profile is a key to well-being and longevity as our bodies are flooded in a sea of hormones. Addition D ietary and and Lifesty Lifestyle le Modifications: Modifications: · Meditation and stress relaxation · Active participation in a cancer help group · Reduce exposure to estrogen, environmental toxins, electromagnetic field and microwaves · Avoid coffee, alcohol, tea, milk and all diary products General Cancer Cancer N utraceutical Model When it comes to nutrition as a tool to fight cancer, protocols do not exist. Each practitioner has, from his or her own experience, arrived at a general model that has worked well. Here is a general cancer model that serves as a base for additional components to be added depending on an individual's specific needs. It is not a "protocol", as no such protocols exist when it comes to individualized cancer therapy.

1. A good foundational formula consisting of the following: · Vitamin A (Antioxidant) - 15,000 I.U. (300% RDA) with no more than 5,000 I.U. in Vitamin A palmitate and the rest in natural mixed beta carotene. · Vitamin C - (Antioxidant) - 1,000 mg (2,000% RDA) · Vitamin E - (Antioxidant) - 300 to 400 I.U. (1,333% RDA) in the form of water dispersible d-alpha tocopherol (the natural form) · Selenium - (Antioxidant) - 200 mcg (285% RDA) in amino acid complex forms


to enhance absorption. · Magnesium - (Antioxidant) - 300 to 600 mg (125% RDA. The calcium to magnesium ratio should be between1:1 to 1:2. · Vitamin B9 - (folic acid) - 800 mcg (200% RDA) - a non-toxic nutrient that protects our chromosome from DNA damage and cancer. · Vitamin B12 - 100 to 1,000 mcg a day · Chromium - 200 mcg (166% RDA) · Zinc - 30 mg (200% RDA) · Calcium - 300-500 mg (30-50% RDA) · Citrus Bioflavonoids - 100 mg

2. Interstitial matrix and collagen building. This cocktail consists of ascorbic acid an d m ineral ascobates, l-lysine, l-lysine, l-proline, l-proline, and ascobyl palmitate. Begin with 1 gram 3 times a day, working up to 3 to 4 grams 3 times a day. The ultimate goal should be 12 grams of ascobates, 5 grams of lysine, 3 grams of proline and 200 to 400 mg of ascobyl palmitate. The dosage should be reduced if diarrhea occurs. 3. Take whole whole food food nu tritional tritional supplementation to modulate th e internal terrain and increase alkalinity. The key nutrients include chlorella, spirulina, green b lue algae, wheat grass, an d ba rley grass. Take T ake 20 to 40 grams of powered supplements a day. Add soluble soluble fiber to your diet to ensure optimum detoxificati detoxification on and smooth smoo th bowel movement. Consume at least 10 to 15 grams of soluble fiber supplementation in addition to a diet rich in raw whole foods.

4. The following important anti-cancer nutrients may be required depending on th e person: person: · Co-enzyme Q10 at 100 to 300 mg a day


· Niacinamide at 1,000 to 2,000 mg a day · Vitamin E at 400 to 1,200 I.U. may be added · Fish Oil at 3,000 to 5,000 mg a day · Calcium D Glucarate at 200 mg a day · Proteolytic Digestive Enzymes at 2 to 8 tablets three times a day · Quercetin at 1,000 mg to 3,000 mg a day · Beta Carotene at 20,000 to 50,000 IU may be added · Green tea extract (decaffeinated) at 200 mg a day · Pantothenic acid and pantethine mixed at 500 to 1,000 mg a day · Grape Seed Extract at 100 to 200 mg a day

5. To b oost immun imm unity ity,, the followi following ng sh ould be con sidered: · Olive Leaf extract at 500 mg to 2,000 mg a day · Milk Thistle extract (80% minimum) at 150 mg to 300 mg a day · Tumeric extract (95% minimum) at 100 to 200 mg a day · Echinacea extract (4% phenoliocs) at 200 mg a day · Medical mushroom standardized (maitake, agaricus, and shitake) extracts at 500 mg to 2 grams each per day · Garlic at 500 to 2,000 mg in concentrated form - equivalent to 1,250 mg garlic bulk or half a clove of fresh garlic a day · Cat's Claw extract at 200 to 1,500 mg a day · Essiac Tea (Essence or Brewed)

6. Other N atural Therapies There are also also many forms of natural therapies not related to natural n atural compo compounds unds but related to characteristics of the cancerous process. Many of these therapies are have been extensively used for decades in a clinical setting. Scientific documentation and double blind studies required by modern medicine are


incomplete, but anecdotal reports from patients point to their validity. Suffice to say that provided there is no harm, many patients, out of desperation, will attempt to implement any one or all of these modalities. Many advanced cancer clinics in Mexico or Western Europe employ these modalities. They are by no means "quackery". It is fair to say, however, that there is simply not enough data to pass the high level of scientific scrutiny.

· Hyperthermia to Kill Cancer Cells · Bioresonance to Induce Cell Decomposition (lysis) · Magnetic Resonance Water (MRW) to Suppress Cancer Proliferation · Ultraviole Ultraviolett Blood Irradiati I rradiation on (UBI) (UBI) Therapy Th erapy · Oxygenating Therapies · Magneti Magneticc Therapy · Lymphatic Therapy · Insulin Potentiation Therapy · Zoetron Therapy Therapy

Conclusion Cancer in the adult can partly be viewed as a degenerative process with sympt symptoms oms representative repr esentative of underly under lying ing systemic systemic dysfunction dysfunction.. We all have cancer cells in our bodies. It is only when our body is unable to get rid of the cancer cells that a disease process takes place.

What are the underlying system dysfunctions? There are many factors, including emotional, diet, drugs and chemicals, infections, genetic mutation, and environ environmental mental pollutants. pollutants.

Conventional treatments look at cancer as a disease state. The natural-oriented doctor views cancer as a set of symptoms reflecting underlying disease.


The conventi con ventional onal treatment of surgery surgery,, radiation, radiation, and chemotherapy has been the th e cornerstone of cancer treatment over the past 50 years. Today, the clinical success of these treatments has reached a plateau. There is an urgent need to break though this cure plateau by trying fresh approaches.

In the United States, much controversy has arisen between mainstream and alternative medicine. The cancer establishment, championed by the American Cancer Society (ACS) has characterized natural and adjunctive cancer therapies as the works of quacks preying on desperate and credulous cancer victims, while the proponents of alternative therapies have depicted established therapies as the "cut, burn, and poison" therapies of a cynical and profit-driven conspiracy.

Interestingly, this adversary position disappeared in many European countries like Switzerland, Germany, England, and the Netherlands, where an open co-existence of natural and conventional medicine in a complementary setting prospers.

Naturally oriented physicians view natural therapies as a way to complement conventional therapies and help the patient overcome cancer without toxic side effects. Perhaps now you should realize that both conventional and alternative therapies are effective forms of cancer treatment. Today, many natural and nontoxic modalities are offered in many countries such as Switzerland, Germany, England, Mexico, and the Netherlands. Natural treatments co-exist harmoniously with conventional treatments. The results are excellent. In these countries, natural therapies and mainstream medicine are both recognized as effective treatments for cancer. However, in the United States, it is still not very recognized. Many doctors do not recommend them. The most common reasons are ignorance and rigid medical standards. This may be the underlying reason as to why United States ranks low, a number 13th on the longevity scale despite having the most advance


medical technology techn ology in the wor world. ld.

Modern natural medicine approaches cancer therapy by incorporating the use of antioxidants, lifestyle changes, herbs, and dietary modifications to beat it. These approaches appro aches wil willl also also hel h elp p to prepare the t he cancer patient's body bo dy for conve con ventional ntional treatments and also help reduce any side effects. The use of bothnatural non-toxic therapies and conventional therapies in a logical and judicious manner makes sense. Neither conventional nor alternative treatment holds the magic bullet in cancer treatment. Combining the best of both worlds to beat cancer make the most logical sense for the patient.

Looking into the future, the good news is that less toxic and target specific chemotherapeutic agents are being developed. are high.

Unfortunately, most cancer patients do not have time to wait. Sometimes, they are only given a few more months to live. They and their families are desperate and will look for any modality that offers a promise now.

Practitioners of natural therapies range from lay people with no medical training to highly trained doctors who have departed from their mainstream practice. The vast majority are doctors seeking to supplement careful use of conventional therapies therapies with with natural approaches appro aches and and not to replace replace them.

Choosing the proper combination and dosage of these natural compounds is an important key to success. This comes with not only experience but also an extensive medical knowledge of cancer. It is therefore highly recommended to consult a nutritionally oriented physician with orthomolecular oncology experience before you start any self-treatment program.


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7 Steps to Beating Cancer Naturally

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