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Great news
on cancer in the 21st century
Part two
Some testimonies
"Dear Steve, I have just read your information. What a powerful piece of writing. The balance of fact and personal stories paints a compelling picture... I was one of the statistics you quoted. I was diagnosed in May 1999 with aggressive lymphoma, intermediate level. I refused all conventional treatment and put together a healing plan for myself. To me it made absolutely no sense to destroy the weakened immune system that had allowed the growth of the cancer in the first place. My plan was to inhibit the growth of the cancer, detoxify my system and boost my immunity so that my body could do its own healing. To me, that was common sense. There is no common sense in the use of chemotherapy and radiation. Within 6 months I was in remission. Within a year back to better health than before the cancer and have continued to improve ever since. I am currently getting my own book ready for publication and hope that it will help people to trust their instinct and at least question and understand the implications of going down the traditional route. I talk to so many people after the treatment that say "If only I knew then what I know now.” Tragically, for many, it is too late. When they get to that realisation, the damage has already been done." Pat Click here for other great Credence titles Click Here for more recommends. Thank you for reading |
"I still
attended Bethesda Hospital for blood tests, and we were absolutely delighted
to get reports of the malignant cells diminishing. Then, finally,
a report that I was in full remission. There was no need to attend for
any more blood tests. So now, 10 months later, I am returning to my
home in Wiltshire and will continue my apricot kernels as a safeguard
against any possible recurrence of cancer. The very worried and depressed
person who spoke to Phillip Day at that Perth meeting is now a radiant,
energetic 84 year-old. He has transformed my life and those of
my daughter Linda and son-in-law Henry." 