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(NaturalNews) Following her diagnosis with breast cancer, actress Christina Applegate decided to have both of her breasts surgically removed, believing that physically removing her breasts would save her from cancer. The double mastectomy procedure is an all-too-frequent choice by women who have been scared into limited treatment options by mostly male doctors who think nothing of physically maiming a woman and cutting away organs that are often closely tied to a woman's self identity.
When pushing that high-profit double mastectomy procedure to Christina Applegate, what cancer doctors did not tell her is that breast cancer has many natural cures, and none of them require surgery. In fact, breast cancer is one of the most easily cured forms of cancer, and had Applegate been informed about her options, she might have chosen to avoid being surgically maimed, and she could have lived out her life with her natural-born breasts.
What kind of natural cures are available for breast cancer today? I've written an entire report on this topic that lists them. You can read it right now at: http://www.naturalnews.com/Report_B...
Had Christina Applegate read that report (and been wise enough to act on it), she would be far healthier and happier today. She'd be free of cancer and still have her natural breasts. But instead, she has chosen a barbaric treatment route that has now left her without her breasts but still potentially metabolizing cancer!
Cancer is not a disease found in specific tissuesWhat do I mean by "still metabolizing cancer?"
Cancer is not defined by a physical tumor. Cancer is a systemic failure of the immune system and cellular communication. You can remove a tumor from one area of the body, but unless you eliminate the underlying causes of cancer, tumors will likely reappear somewhere else.
Thus, by surgically removing Christina Applegate's breasts, cancer surgeons have misled her into thinking she's cured, when in reality, she now has the exact same risk of cancer coming back as she did before the surgery.
In other words: She gave up both breasts and still didn't cure her cancer!
Such is the "treatment" offered by the fraudulent cancer industry.
Even more, Applegate probably didn't know that mammography causes breast cancer! (Mammogram machines emit dangerous levels of radiation, causing DNA damage.) In a press interview, Applegate readily admitted she had been having mammograms since she was age 30, but she did not make any statements realizing that mammography may have, indeed, caused her breast cancer in the first place!
Mammograms harm nine women for every one they help, according to published research, and no woman under 40 should receive regular mammograms at all! See http://www.naturalnews.com/010886.html and http://www.naturalnews.com/020829.html
What Applegate -- and all women concerned about breast cancer -- really need is an upgrade in their daily habits to create a cancer-free lifestyle. Specifically, they need:
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
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