Curing Cancer

Curing Cancer

Cancer is no longer the deadly disease it once was. In fact,
you can clear it up in less time than it takes to get a doctor's appointment
for a check up. If you notice a lump or think you might
have cancer, don't rush to see a doctor first. Rush to clear it up,
yourself, first. By the time your doctor's appointment arrives, you
can be sure of a negative test.

Another Fluke Disease

Cancer is so easily cured because it is a parasite-caused disease.
Kill the parasite and you have stopped the cancer. This
does not mean you have also stopped being ill. If the cancer
damaged your ovaries or prostate, you still must heal these organs.
The Ca-125 or PSA test will not drop to normal unless you
begin to heal them. These markers reflect the condition of the
organ, not its malignant nature. Remember that killing a mosquito
does not remove the lump it caused. That will take its course. It
will heal beautifully if you let it. But if you scratch it mercilessly,
it will take longer. Removing toxins from the affected organs lets
them heal.
Fortunately for us, cancer is not like a fire, unstoppable
once it has started. It takes only 7 minutes to zap all the parasite
adults and their stages which cause your cells to multiply.
The responsible parasite is Fasciolopsis buskii, the human
intestinal fluke, a flatworm. It is a human parasite although it
can also parasitize other species. It normally lives quietly in the
intestine. (The goal for all larger parasites is to live quietly. After
all, your demise is their demise.) They were meant to pass
their thousands of eggs with your bowel movement, outside, to
some pond where snails live. But when the eggs hatch before

they leave your body and are allowed to continue their development
inside you, the setting is right for cancer to develop.
If the fluke eggs and other stages go through their development
in your breast it can become breast cancer. If it is in the
prostate it can become prostate cancer. And so on. Each different
kind of cancer means the developmental stages of the intestinal
fluke are present there. Only one more thing is needed to bring
about an avalanche of reproduction, so that hundreds of little
larvae turn into hundreds more in a short time: a growth factor. It
makes them multiply and your cells are similarly affected. This
growth factor, ortho-phospho-tyrosine (and possibly, also,
epidermal growth factor and insulin-dependent growth factor)
really begins your cancer.