Chris Wark had stage 3 Colon cancer, he refused chemotherapy
and cured himself with a vegan diet. We often hear about alternative methods
and treatments for cancer, but rarely are they promoted and many people don’t
even know about them.
In the video below, Chris brings up a number of important
points to consider with regards to cancer charities. I myself have always been
confused when in comes to raising money for cancer. I believe we need to put
more emphasis on the cause and focus on rectifying that. I am confused because
there are limitless examples of cancer cures using a multitude of methods.
There are even many examples of cure suppression and poor ethics.
Findings like Dichloroacetate, where researchers at the
University of Alberta discovered shrunk tumors. This is is one of treatments
that is not given any attention due to the lack of profit associated with using
the treatment. Furthermore, there is a large number of medical studies that
prove Cannabis can be an affective treatment for cancer. A large body of
evidence also outlines the tremendous amount of cancer fighting foods like
Garlic, raw fruits, veggies and more. It’s astonishing how these confirmed
findings are not incorporated or emphasized in cancer treatment at all. We simply
learn to believe what we’ve been taught, without ever expanding our knowledge
beyond what is generally accepted.
Regardless, those who participate in raising money for
cancer charities do have their heart in the correct place. Here is what Chris
has to say about it. I would love to hear your opinions about it in the comment
section, so feel free to share!
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Cancer Survivor Refuses To Support Cancer Charities – See Why
Chris Wark had stage 3 Colon cancer, he refused chemotherapy and cured himself with a vegan diet.
We often hear about alternative methods and treatments for cancer, but
rarely are they promoted and many people don’t even know about them.
In the video below, Chris brings up a
number of important points to consider with regards to cancer charities.
I myself have always been confused when in comes to raising money for
cancer. I believe we need to put more emphasis on the cause and focus on
rectifying that. I am confused because there are limitless examples of
cancer cures using a multitude of methods. There are even many examples
of cure suppression and poor ethics.
Findings like Dichloroacetate,
where researchers at the University of Alberta discovered shrunk
tumors. This is is one of treatments that is not given any attention due
to the lack of profit associated with using the treatment. Furthermore,
there is a large number of medical studies that prove Cannabis
can be an affective treatment for cancer. A large body of evidence also
outlines the tremendous amount of cancer fighting foods like Garlic,
raw fruits, veggies and more. It’s astonishing how these confirmed
findings are not incorporated or emphasized in cancer treatment at all.
We simply learn to believe what we’ve been taught, without ever
expanding our knowledge beyond what is generally accepted.
Regardless, those who participate in
raising money for cancer charities do have their heart in the correct
place. Here is what Chris has to say about it. I would love to hear your
opinions about it in the comment section, so feel free to share!
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