May 26, 2012
Published: 25 May 10 08:37 CET | Double click on a word to get a translation
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Swedish researchers have developed a new cancer DNA vaccine which restricts the supply of blood to tumours.
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However, several cancer cures, mainly from Mother Nature have been already discovered and successfully in use - it is really fascinating to see how researchers keep ignoring them...
But of course, that has its good reason. It's a bit dirty what for example Cancerfonden is doing: http://www.thelocal.se/blogs/stuckinstockholm/2010/04/09/cancer-research-forward-or-backward
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'However, several cancer cures, mainly from Mother Nature have been already discovered and successfully in use'
Only a few cancers are treatable and even then patients generally an extension of their life expectancy of a few years. There is a need for new treatments.
The idea the Mother Nature has provided cures that are being ignored by the medical establishment is dangerous ill informed nonsense.
http://www.ted.com/talks/william_li.html
It is pretty interesting and sort of reinforces what AndreaGerak was getting at.
Mother nature has provided us with all the quarks, the gluons, the protons, the neutrons, the electrons, and the atom. So everything which is made up of sub atomic particles (this includes DNA, medicine and radiation) which is everything, IS natural and had been provided to us by the universe, hence by mother nature. We are just learning to harness the power of particles.
Everything is natural... eller?
Heard that there have been advances in cures for Melanomas (30 per cent cure rate) and lung cancer(depending on a genetic indicator). Maybe all of the money spent on research is beginning to pay off.