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Originally Posted by spirited  .
My opinion is that these miracle drugs are very dangerous because they led people to believe that there is some magical cure for cancer that does not involve serious lifestyle change. If you want to prevent cancer, start living healthy as young as possible. If you want to cure cancer, eat a very healthy diet, full of antioxidants (green vegetables, pomegranates, cruciferous vegetables, beans, etc.), stay at a healthy weight, exercise, and depending on how far the cancer has progressed, you may have a chance. But there is no magic cure.
If the book tells you you have to combine the B17 with the healthy diet, it may be the healthy diet that helps somewhat, not the B17. It is just like with all those diet scams that say: "for best results, combine with a healthy diet and exercise". Duh. |
I agree, there is no one nutrient that will cure everything like a magic bullet. If you eat like crap, constantly destroy your liver by drinking excessive alcohol, and then smoke like a chimney and then pop a Vitamin B17 (or whatever) thinking it will save you from cancer, good luck with that.
What does help is if you're already eating a wholesome diet and getting all your nutrients, then supplementing with additional things to help the body heal itself might offer help. Like for example when you feel a flu coming on, taking additional Vitamin C for a few days etc.
Bottom line is this. If you're already eating a healthy diet, you might want to look into these additional things like special juices, special herbs or vitamins or whatever to add to your foundation. If you don't have a foundation of eating well yet, forget about all of that stuff and focus on setting a good foundation first.
Paul