David M said (June 14, 2015):

This is a great article you posted. Cancer can be cured. All one has to look at is canibis for example. It has been proven to cure it, but the medical profession does not want to heal it. We can see happen to doctor Stanislaw Burzynski who was able to cure cancer. He did a documentary called Cancer is Serious Business which tells the story of medical doctor Stanislaw Burzynski in his problems with the Food and Drug Administration and the Texas Department of Health. These two agencies tried to do everything to shut him down by even threatening him with jail time for daring to provide a cure for cancer. This proves the government has no desire to cure cancer, but instead wants to slowly kill the population by keeping them dumb down.

We can also look at Dr. Leonard Gerson who developed the Gerson diet in the 1930s for curing cancer. The government did want him to do this. A friend of mine told me the story of how the medical industry literally killed her mother. She was a German citizen and had developed cancer. The doctors gave her radiation and chemo. This did nothing for her. It got so bad that she literally could not drink the water she was given. My friend mother told her daughter that the doctors were literally killing her from the inside out. The family could not sue the doctors since they protected from any form of malpractice. This proves how big pharma goes to protect those in the medical industry who do their work.

Anonymous Physician said (June 14, 2015):

As a physician, I was attending a national conference on breast cancer 2 years ago. When the speaker discussed the role of diet, I brought up the issues of GMOs and scientific evidence, that a 100% organic vegetarian diet prevents or cures, in many patients, diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, heart attack, stroke and even some cancers. (These are the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in the world.)

The speaker kinda brushed me off. Later, when I spoke with him in person, I realized he was not allowed to discuss these!

I was even more surprised that the audience, almost all physicians and surgeons, seemed to have almost no concept of GMOs.
Most people just think inside the box.

I stepped out of the box several years ago. I try to give these information to my patients. Most of them appreciate it. But some of the farmers who use GMO, get upset and don't want to see me again.

However, one day a gentleman opened his heart to me tell me and said he has no choice and can not go organic because of his debts to the banks, and because organic farming is much more labor intensive and does not have the high yield of GMO.

I think great majority of the farmers are good people. But they also think inside the box and, as one organic farmer said, "they are lazy".

Regarding vegetarian diet, There is a documentary called "Forks Over Knives", done by two well known physicians in the U.S. It discusses diet and disease. There is a patient with diabetes, heart disease, high cholesterol and obesity. She requires insulin to control her blood sugar. When she changed her diet to pure vegetarian and walked every day, she lost weight and went off of ALL of her medications (about 8)! It did not happen overnight; it took her two years. But no more medicine.

There are other factors. I think people are responsible too. They don't eat right and don't exercise. They also smoke, drink too much alcohol, use too much sugar and animal fat. The fast food is the worst. Of course there is too much advertising, and the fast food has been made intentionally cheap and easily accessible. Average person also may not be able to afford organic.

I think we should consider these factors: money, medical industry, training, media, advertising, laziness of people and farmers, lack of knowledge for a healthy diet, chemicals, preservatives, plastic and Teflon dishes, etc. and of course the psychopaths who run the world and create pollution, wars, famine, etc. for others, while they stay away from all of these harmful factors and have their own organic farms and gardens.

Dan Abshear said (June 14, 2015):

National Alliance on Mental Illness (www.nami.org) is the same way. Their funding comes from big pharma, so the idea is basically to medicate everyone, instead of actually trying to help others in some way.