Cancer No Respector Of Man by Christy Barca
in Health/Cancer Research (submitted 2014-06-13)
Debunk Cancer Through Knowledge
I read an interesting article the other day from the site ocregister.com
For people like myself who are born and bred in South Africa, when you think of Orange County you'd think of some drama tv series, the likes of gossip girl, wherein rich kids get drunk, people engage in relationships then cheat on each other and a thousand and one love problems you could imagine, somebody falling for his best friends mother.
Well, anyway, I decided to write this article to shed light on the facts about what cancer is. Personally, I believe cancer is a killer disease that has absolutely no root in disease, but more so a spiritual defragmentation, it is practically just the death spirit that wants to destroy the body of a person, basically to devour the body, but for the sole purpose of destroying the soul. Now that is just my personal opinion.
Debunk Cancer Myths / Healing Mind Body Soul.
No healing can be completed without it been on all three planes; Mind Body Soul. The antidote to cancer begins in the mind, understanding the truth about oneself, an inner healing that will manifest in a bodily healing, just as you cannot dress up an infected bullet wound, you cannot heal a broken heart. You need to take out the bullet, disinfect the wound and then dress it. So too with the soul. When healing of the mind from wrong beliefs occur, change in mind to that of truth will begin to stir up a cleansing and from that ignites the spark of healing. There simply is no other way. What goes in must come out. Whatever bad you let into your heart and mind, that stagnated needs to come out, once it is cleansed, your healing begins. The main lie about cancer is that it is incurable. Nothing is incurable just as nothing is impossible to him who believes.
Dr. Bichlien Nguyen, an oncologist from Fountain Valley, is a breast cancer specialist at Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center. She is respected amongst her people for co-founding the Vietnamese American Cancer Foundation. Susan interviewed Dr Nguyen concerning her knowledge of breast cancer and pertaining to specifically why Vietnamese women stand a higher risk of developing breast cancer to begin with!
What do you think is the factors behind why Vietnamese women are being diagnosed with cancer of the breast, and what determines who and why somebody would get cancer?
Debunk Cancer Ignorance.
Of course we need to remove a bullet before we can heal a wound. Why do people assume they can heal their bodies without changing their lifestyle? Without changing their thinking?
Are we as an international community making any progress in determining the root causes of cancer and discerning the truth about alternative cancer therapy or healing cancer naturally versus allopathic cancer treatment and how to fight against and finally debunk cancer?
I wrote this article in the hope that people can understand that we as human beings, nobody is immune against cancer, we ALL have cancer cells, and people in differnet cities, different countries all over the world, many people have the same "stupid cancer" beliefs.
Debunk Cancer Culture.
Anybody anywhere can heal themselves if they take and eat the right raw food diet. People are lazy to consume wholefood. Superfoods are obtainable all over the world if you search for them and took interest in the temple that is your body.
In terms of culture concerning cancer, what possibly could a vietnamese person have in common with let's say a young man from South Africa? Both people in different parts of the world could both believe and accept that cancer is incurable, however most african people who are sick eat much spinach or moringa and many vegetable and herbs from tribal doctors when they are sick. The vietnamese who are american, are more mainstreamed in their thinking, they know too well about Mcdonalds, all the media infiltrated approach to eating, what makes sick, what makes well. They have become lazy in their way of thinking and adapted that all too american Kentucky- Fried- Chicken- in- front- of- the-couch-potato-lifestyle that they seem to have become indifferent to their own wellbeing.
DEBUNK THE LIES
Debunk the lie that there is no hope. When I joined the FB group COSS (Cannabis Oil Success Stories)
And mind you it is eaten not smoked and also used as suppositories, I was completely shell shocked at the thousands of lives lost due to ignorance. We were made to believe marijuana is for people who want to get high yet thc oil aka cannabis aka honey oil is a powerful natural healer. Powerful enough to cure glioblastoma. We must spit out the tea leaves but drink the tea. Big Pharma makes synthetic medicine out of hemp but only because so many people remain in the dark. We need to get into the light of truth. Cannabis oil is a powerful medicine that everyone should have in their medicine chest.
Ask yourself this, how many millions have been raised for organizations such as Cancer Research Uk, and from that still no cure? How many lives have been saved since its inception and the many many NPO that raised funds, have they really done enough to find the cure, and yet you read about people getting cured with DCA cancer remedy or medical marijuana's thc oil, yet so few people have heard about these cures? Is it true that cancer can be cured in a few days with bicarbonate of soda? Yes, I believe it is, with a high raw food diet and nutrient and antioxidant rich diet it is completely possible. I write about those successful natural cancer cures in my blog. Which superfoods cure cancer when combined in a cancer protocol, they are mighty to save lives, but then again to those who believe. Firstly if somebody doesn't believe they will be healed, they will lose the battle.
For now it seems that breast 'cancer research' being believed, especially so in favor of "natural cancer cures" lurk vaguely behind a fog of ignorance, willful or not! It seems as if we may not find the answer to the whole elite cancer truth agenda, about "a cure for cancer has been found". That even today, more and more people worldwide from every class, color nationality and creed are clueless as to 'what causes cancer' and what "a cure for cancer" precisely is.
In her years of practice as oncologist, following cancer research Dr. Nguyen noted that the age particulars of female Vietnamese breast cancer sufferers stood out in contrast, at an alarming 10 years minus their counterparts; women of American caucasian descent.
According to Nguyen, "females who are of american vietnamese lineage displayed a higher propensity to being diagnosed during the lethal stages of advanced breast cancer. Maybe it is time we stand together as an international body of people, human beings coming together to empower ourselves and future generations, through education, on what cancer is, how it can be prevented and how it can be treated naturally through consuming herbs and other natural, sometimes inexpensive drugs that can be used in conjunction with holistic cancer therapies.
(Here are the notes from Susan's interview of Dr Nguyen)
Q. Why did you start the Vietnamese American Cancer Foundation?
A. I came to Orange County in 1996 Initially there was no awareness. Now there is awareness and recognition that it's a deadly disease, unfortunately many misconceptions still exist.
Q. Why are there misconceptions?
A. You hear a certain herb will do this? Take this and you kill hepatitis, you kill cancer, you kill arthritis. You hear it constantly on Vietnamese radio.
In the Asian communities, It seems that the youth don't talk about cancer.
Q. Why don't they talk about it?
A. I would not say the Vietnamese are not well educated, but more that their conception or culturally that the way in which they understand something, in this case cancer, is different. When you come from a place where you live from hand to mouth, every day and you don't know where your next meal will come from, you don't think about cancer.
And when they come here they're busy trying to make a life for themselves and their families. We have many women coming here with big lumps on their breasts, and as a doctor you might wonder; how can anyone neglect themselves like this?
Q. What is your biggest challenge in educating the Vietnamese community?
A. We need more people or more resources to do more translation or writing. When patients get diagnosed with breast cancer, they usually call me and they want to talk to me personally and each time I wish I just had 'breast cancer awareness' how-to-guides I could give them and say, "here, read this and afterward if you still have questions, call me."
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