Jan 20 2009
What is in the future for a cure for cancer?
“We can” find a cure for cancer in the near future! And we will explain how: using eggs and cakes.
We need to emphasize on “WE”: it’s not going to be 1 magic ingredient found by 1 research house.
Why is cancer cure research evolving slowly?
My gut feeling would say that they are looking in the wrong place. What is clear is that people are working on their own, hoping to find the cure for cancer first and capitalize on it big time.
Understanding this economical strive is easy, but what could happen if you put all these cancer researches round 1 table and share their findings? You must have experienced that with a little help of your friends, you have solved problems you never were able to solve on your own, haven’t you?
As you can see in the picture above: cancer is only a small part of it all, categorized under health. But:
- it needs science for research.
- Research needs good education and funds.
- Funds are allocated by politicians or
- based on the economical principal that once a solution found, it will pay back the research…
So you notice: as soon as all these different players will come together, only then wil research for cancer cures make a giant step forward.
Don’t put the future for a cure for cancer in 1 basket
We all know the expression: don’t put your eggs in one basket. At this very moment: cancer research is highly funded in only 1 basket: the one of “modern medicine”. Modern medicine tries to isolate the problem and give drugs to get rid of the problem.
Although any cure is a good cure, the results so far using this approach didn’t find the cure for cancer yet.
Therefore in the future we should look at all other forms of cancer treatments and use an holistic approach.
Why do you get cancer?
Why do you get the flu and your neighbor not? Your doctor would say: because your neighbor is stronger than you.
Why do you get cancer and your neighbor not? I would say: because your neighbor is stronger than you. It sounds as logical as switching on a switch in order to have light, although I have no clue what electricity really is about.
Same with cancer: I have no clue about the why, but after gathering many cancer stories of secondary liver cancer patients, I learned 2 things:
- modern medicine easily give sup on secondary liver cancer patients
- we are in contact with 5 secondary liver cancer survivors
So the question then is: how do they cure their cancer? And the answer we have so far is:
we don’t know what,
but something is working!
Modern medicine would again try to pinpoint what exactly is the 1 magic ingredient to cure cancer.
But then: when you enjoy a delicious cake, do you wonder about the eggs, or the butter? No, you enjoy the entire cake!
The same approach is needed for finding a cure for cancer: it’s not going to be 1 magic ingredient, but
it’s going to be a whole recipe
of many different ingredients
put together in a skillful way.
It’s exactly that what Jim’s son is doing to cure his secondary liver cancer and his ingredients are put together by his aunt and oncology nurse as follows:
- chemotherapy treatment
- alternative cancer treatments or natural cancer cures that boost your immune system
- a positive mind-set
- eliminate stress
- lead a healthy lifestyle (that especially means exercise for those who don’t move too much)
Summarized: what is in the future for a cure for cancer?
As soon as we stop looking for one magical ingredient that can cure all cancers, we have to start looking at all ingredients that could help curing cancer.
This holistic approach would need:
- more researchers from different health approaches sitting around the same table and
- trying to find all possible methods together in order to cure the cancer.
In stead of “trying to invent the most delicious egg”, future research for a cure for cancer should focus at “making the perfect cake” to cure cancer.
