An article on the National Cancer Institute web site describes a cancer cell as cell that begins to divide without stopping and spreads into surrounding tissues. Normal cells die and are replaced with new cells. However, the cancer cells continue to grow and spread. They can also form new cells which divide and grow.
Cancer can be a tumor or in the blood. The tumors invade other cells and spread and grow. They can get very large and usually return if surgically removed.
Cancer can be inherited, caused by a malfunction of a cell, or by toxic external forces such as smoke or radiation.
The National Cancer Institute has a great site with easy to understand explanations of all the different types of cancer.
Dr. Rath believes that you can stop the spread of cancer by taking vitamin C, L-Lysine, l-Proline, and green tea extract. He has a supplement with those ingredients. For information on how a patient survived colon cancer without chemotherapy or radiation, read this article.
Dr. Shallenberger outlines a 4 step cancer plan in his Second Opinion Newsletter read a summary here.
Here is another article on colon cancer and one on how Ben Jones beat lung cancer.
Of course, your diet is very important in fighting cancer. This article is about diet. article is on a Hodgkin’s tumor that was cured without chemotherapy and radiation.
We will have more articles in the near future.
