Per info on the www.educate-yourself.org web site - & selecting the cancer option - there is a story about a researcher way back in 1904 (one hundred years ago) who discovered that using digestive enzymes can resolve cancer.
In fact, he wrote a book about " Cancer & Enzymes" in 1911.
But medicine was excited about the new field of radiation to get rid of cancer.
So medicine can use either radiation to "burn" away the thick protein coating surrounding cancer cells.
Or medicine can use digestive enzymes (including protein digestive enzymes) to "digest" away the thick protein coating surrounding cancer cells.
Which is the more gentle technique? Which method would health nuts prefer?
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Depends on which is the most effective. For instance if you have a cancer which is likely to respond to mainstream treatment then I'd go for mainstream. Once the tumour were 'debulked' (assuming solid cancer) I would use alternative therapy after the chemo/surgery/rad. That way I wouldn't have an idea what cured the cancer but at least I would have the best of both worlds. If I had a terminal cancer I would go the proteolytic enzyme route. Anth
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Per info on the www.educate-yourself.org web site - & selecting the cancer option - there is a story about a researcher way back in 1904 (one hundred years ago) who discovered that using digestive enzymes can resolve cancer.
In fact, he wrote a book about " Cancer & Enzymes" in 1911.
But medicine was excited about the new field of radiation to get rid of cancer.
So medicine can use either radiation to "burn" away the thick protein coating surrounding cancer cells.
Or medicine can use digestive enzymes (including protein digestive enzymes) to "digest" away the thick protein coating surrounding cancer cells.
Which is the more gentle technique? Which method would health nuts prefer?
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