Chapter 3 - Cancer Prevention & Cure

Each of us is composed of billions of cells which take in nutrients and expel waste products into the surrounding body fluids for elimination. These cells function in a highly controlled manner, working as a network with each group performing alloted tasks to maintain the physical equilibrium of the human organism. A cancerous growth when a cell, or group of cells, cuts free from central control and commences to behave in a anti-social fashion, reproducing rapidly at an uncontrolled rate, invading surounding tissue, and often travelling the bloodstreem, setting up colonies of malignant tumors. Cancer is feared more than any other western disease and for this reason a chapter is dedicated to the illness here.

That orthodox medical approach to the growth of a cancerous tumor has changed little throughout the century in spite of billions of pounds spent annually researching a pharmaceutical solution. One wonders why this should be the case, but let us examine first the methods that are in use.