A Colon Cancer Alternative Treatment in 4 Steps

Filed Under (Cancer) by Cindy Soto on 15-10-2008

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by Cindy Soto

Whether it’s a colon cancer alternative treatment, or for any cancer or disease; the question is what are the root causes?

But what are the causes of cancer?

In general, you will find that doctors place the emphasis on a person’s genetic make-up. If you believe this, there isn’t much you can do to stay healthy.

Is it just easier to blame the DNA rather than taking responsibility for our own choices?

Everyone will agree these days that smoking causes cancer. But there was a time when that was very controversial.

Today, to suggest that what you eat causes cancer is not generally accepted. This in spite of the the incredible studies done by Dr. Campbell and clearly demonstrated in his book, The China Study.

But you may be asking yourself, why all the talk about the cause? You wanted to learn about a colon cancer alternative treatment.

Well, here’s why the talk on causes:

When you open yourself to the idea that lifestyle causes disease, you can now begin to see that a change in lifestyle can be the cure.

Do you believe that your incredible body is designed to be self-healing? What if you helped out by giving it more of what it fundamentally needs? Perhaps you could heal from years of not so good choices.

To some these ideas may seem radical, but they are not new. Hippocrates Institute has been receiving people at its healing Center for over 50 years. Literally thousands of people have healed themselves of not only cancer, but many hundreds of conditions.

I personally know several with Stage 4 cancer who are in remission and living energetic happy lives.

The fundamental 4 steps are these:

1 — First, you need to halt the incoming “food” causing the body problems: all food that is processed, and meat and dairy. You realize that’s most of the isles even in a “health store”.

2 — Give the body what it really needs to rebuild the cells. It needs vitamins and minerals which are found in growing sprouts. More importantly, these contain a high electromagnetic field.

This is the life force, the electric current, if you will. There are a few other items with this high life force: sea vegetables like kelp and dulse and blue green algae.

3 — Your spirit and mind must also be fully engaged. When you permanently alter your consciousness and accept new ideas, you take a big step. You must also decide that you will not allow anything to keep you from creating the healing you desire.

4 — Finally, movement is essential by design. Start where you are and slowly increase until you are doing both resistance training and some aerobics. It doesn’t have to be strenuous, it could be taking a walk.

You do your part and the body knows how to repair the cells, cleanse the system and rebuild.

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Colon Cleanse Diet: Rejuvenate Your Self Through Colon-Cleaning

Filed Under (Cancer) by Peter Sams on 15-10-2008

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by Ellen Macy

Overtime, our colon accumulates harmful toxins and anyone having colon problems are prone to get deficient in important nutrients which will then lead to chronic diseases and health problems. For one to maintain regular operation of the digestive system, it is paramount that our colorectal health gets well taken care of. Detoxification is one of the many ways of cleaning our system. Detoxification involves elimination of toxins and other harmful substances which has accumulated in our body over time. One of the many methods of detoxification is through the application of a colon cleanse diet. Using colon cleanser products is also another way. Colon cleanser products are specially formulated to eliminate these toxins and substances that have been collected in the colon.

Getting regular bowel movements is a very important part of maintaining our overall health. If we are to deprive our bodies of bowel elimination at the right schedules, then we are slowly killing our system, our body, and ultimately our life. Our body structure and functions have changed so little since we first walked the earth; but our diet has changed so drastically over the years.

In these times of technology-based lifestyle, everything comes and goes at a fast pace. Almost everything we see on TV, the internet, groceries and many stores are very inclined with the word “instant”. And the food we eat everyday is no stranger to this word. People nowadays are so dependent with fast food, meals that have been processed, preserved or canned meat or poultry and other foods that have the label “instant” in them.

It is no surprise that our lives are at an “instant” too, because of all the assaults we are doing with body through these harmful food products, which is also a good reason why cancers are very common nowadays, especially colon cancer.

Colon cancer gets to people when toxins and other deadly substances get stuck in our colon. If we are to eradicate the accumulated toxins that torment our system, then we must start cleaning our colon, particularly by cleansing our bowels.

Constipation, whether in children or adults, is a very common problem of the digestive system. This results from the holding of our bowel movements for a long period of time, causing our stool or bowel to become dry and hard because of the colon absorbing the water from it. It is this same bowel that we don’t eliminate immediately that will cause further health problems, as it becomes poisonous and toxic to out body the longer we hold them.

If one wants to get involved in a colon cleanse diet, he or she must definitely get some distance from a lot of processed and unnatural foods, as these contribute to a major amount of toxin in our body. They can start by adding more fruits and vegetables to their meals, which will greatly help to allow the body to absorb more of the nutrients that it needs, as well as revitalizing and restoring it to its best condition.

A colon cleanse program aims to get our bodies have a clean bowel. Bowel cleansing will usually take between a few weeks to a few months, mostly depending on how much internal cleaning is needed. A wide range of methods are available for cleaning the colon and usually include using colon cleanser products and making real changes to the way we eat and move our bowels.

The best cleansing method for the colon still remains to be the natural one. A colon cleanse diet will most likely involve taking more fruits and vegetables, getting more fiber, and drinking freshly-squeezed fruits juices. Stay away from processed and unnaturally preserved foods, and from eating at fast food restaurants, or limit your visits if you can’t completely avoid them. Colon cleanser products that are available in the market are also a good option for colon cleansing too. Just make sure you research about them or consult experts on this matter.

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Drink Green Tea for Health!

Filed Under (Cancer) by Christian Goodman on 13-10-2008

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by Christian Goodman

We can all thank the ancient Chinese for drawing our attention to the wonders that may be found in a simple yet pleasurable cup of green tea.

For centuries in ancient China, green tea was known for relieving headaches and depression. The tradition of drinking green tea has endured the test of time and today its popularity is soaring as technology breaks down the mystery behind the numerous benefits that are to be enjoyed by regular intake of this soothing drink.

Tea is actually available in many forms and varieties but basically there are three distinctively different types.

Whether black, green, or red, all tea originates from the leaves of a warm weather evergreen known as Camellia Sinensis and it’s the processing that ultimately makes the differences in the end product.

The more processed the leaves are, the darker the tea becomes, which means that green tea has had the least processing.

Processing of green tea usually involves quickly steaming the leaves, while black and red teas are usually dried, crushed and fermented which makes them seem stronger and more potent.

Don’t be fooled by this obvious feature, as many believe that the closer it is to its natural state, the more valuable the medicinal and healing properties.

All tea is known to contain polyphenols which is known for giving tea its antioxidant properties and antioxidants are believed to protect our bodies from free radical damage.

ORAC score is used to measure antioxidant amounts, and tea scores higher than many fruits and vegetables. Because of this, you should seriously consider including tea in your daily diet.

In addition to preventing unwanted blood clotting, it has been shown that polyphenols may lower cholesterol levels. Drinking four to six cups a day may also decrease the risk of gastric, esophageal and skin cancers. A simple internet search will give you a long list of ailments, aches, and pains that can be cured through the daily intake of this non-prescription drink.

Among the ailments that have been cured are cancer, heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and impaired immune functions.

Drinking tea also aids us against digestive disorders, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s while increasing metabolism and fat oxidation. It is even said that green tea helps prevent tooth decay because it kills the bacteria which causes dental plaque.

Regardless of the reason you might have for drinking green tea, it’s clear that everyone can derive some benefit from daily consumption.

You should be aware however, that not all of the more marketable “herbal teas” are tea at all because many have already been mixed with herbs and spices and other plant parts for flavoring.

These do not contain the health promoting qualities of Camellia Sinensis. Check the ingredients carefully and make sure that you are buying the product that you expect.

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Planning a Women’s Retreat so Those with Chronic Illness Can Come

Filed Under (Cancer) by Lisa Copen on 12-10-2008

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by Lisa Copen

We often assume that the chronically ill are in the minority, however, you may be surprised to know that nearly 1 in 2 people in the USA have a chronic illness and about 96% of it is invisible. Are these women attending church retreats? Too many of them are suffering silently. They are depressed, isolated, and sometimes questioning if God really cares. Others, you will find, are some of the wisest, joyful, and spiritually mature women you will ever meet. They will touch your retreat attendees in ways that even the planned speaker will not. But are any of them coming?

Rest Ministries, which is the largest Christian organization that serves the chronically ill, recently did a survey about attending retreats while living with a chronic illness. Out of the 20 respondents, 17 reported that they participated less in retreats since their diagnosis. When asked why the responses were:

Three said, “Accessibility issues (I know I can’t easily get to and from different buildings at the retreat)”; 6 people reported, “The pain factor. It’s just too draining”; 4 responded, “The unpredictable health issues”; and 10 said, “A combination of the above.”

So, how could you encourage women with chronic illness to get involved in your church retreat?

1. When weighing different retreat locations, consider the limitations of people with chronic illness when asking the retreat centers questions. Promote that you have this information before people register.

How steep are the hills? Are ride-in carts available? How far are the rooms from the main meeting center? Is electricity in the rooms? Are there only bunk beds? Can someone have a private room? Are there chairs besides the metal folding chairs? Elevators? One woman shares, “I stopped going a year or so ago because the retreat planner does not tell you what is expected, or about walking, stairs, etc. They need to be more honest.” Those who attend retreats look for locations that are held at retreat center without a lot of walking, and preferably flat ground. Hotels or a large home are nice too. While you may think fifty yards is a “short distance,” fifty steps may be one’s limit. Provide actual distances on your flyer, not just “rooms are a short walking distance.”

2. Understand that women desire to go on retreats and socialize with others, but they must feel that the retreat planner understands that they will be on their own schedule

Margaret, who lives with a malignant brain tumor and uterine cancer says, “I don’t attend because people don’t want to understand or accept that sometimes I have to retreat from the ‘retreat.’ I may have to go to my room to get some rest. Others decide that I’m escaping from my problems, and they demand that I participate in whatever is happening. I’m not wishing to be anti-social and I will participate when God enables me to do so. But when God tells me to rest, I must rest, despite what the [retreat] ‘timetable’ states.” A schedule of the retreat’s events a week before can be extremely helpful, even if it’s just posted on your church’s web site.

3. When planning ice-breakers or fun games make sure there is something comfortable those with limited physical abilities can do if they choose

If they don’t want to participate in the relay race of dressing in costumes, let them do their own thing. Debbie, who lives with chronic fatigue syndrome says, “Unfortunately, I’ve yet to find a retreat planner who understands that I do not participate–not because I’m being uncooperative, shy or anti-social–but because I simply cannot physically do so; the result is that I don’t attend church retreats.”

4. Don’t gasp at all they pack

All women have necessities they pack to make their weekend more comfortable. For the chronically ill these typically include: their own bedding, chair cushions, pillows, snacks, pain patches, eye shades to sleep, or a flashlight and book to read in case she is awake all night. They may bring bottled water, the biggest collection of medication you’ve ever seen (don’t comment), and perhaps even a service dog (which she should ask you about before the event.)

5. Despite your best intentions, remember that she knows her body better than you do, and she’s able to plan for her best experience

She realizes that riding a bus to the retreat center may throw her back out the whole weekend, so if she can go in a car with a staff member that modification is very beneficial. If she wears ear plugs or listens to music, don’t take it personally. She may need to save her strength to socialize that evening. If she is diabetic, she may be eating small meals or snacks throughout the day. Don’t comment, “Oh, we’re going to be eating in thirty minutes, so why don’t you just wait.”

6. Recognize that she’s not being a prima donna; take her requests in stride

She may be insisting that she have the bottom bunk bed and then pull out her own mattress, but it’s not because she is the Princess and the Pea. She may have some needs that are medical requirements. For example, electricity in her room is necessary if she uses something like a CCAP machine for sleep apnea. (Out of 20 women surveyed, 2 used this). Her medications may also need to be refrigerated and an ice pack won’t do the job, so she may need access to the retreat center kitchen or a staff member. Sheryl, who lives with chronic myofascial pain says, “Make sure there are always chairs available for those who can’t stand more than a couple of minutes.” You may not see a cane or walker, but her feet, knees or balance may not be able to take more than a couple of minutes standing.

7. Allow her to keep her illness as private as possible

Marjorie says, “When an explanation is given in confidence, avoid reacting so that everyone present knows that I have a problem.” Anjuli, who lives with congenital myopathy (a form of Muscular Dystrophy) agrees. “Don’t single me out!”

8. Have scholarships available

Most people with illness are on a very limited budget. These women, however, are often too proud to ask for financial assistance for something they consider “frivolous”–which it is compared to paying for their monthly medication. Let them know scholarships are available.

9. Put someone in charge of overseeing the needs of the chronically ill

Choose your “healthiest” person with a chronic illness, or a cancer survivor, to communicate with those with illness and listen to their needs and concerns. The women who responded to the survey still do attend retreats and most say they approach the retreat planner ahead of time about their health issues. But for the dozens of others who would like to attend, but assume you are unable to accommodate their needs, they never contact the church. Try to reach the women who assume they are unable to go, by putting a special line on your promotional flyers that say, “Coping with chronic illness? Ask us about our special accommodations! We’d love to have you come!”

One of the most overlooked gifts in our church are those who live with chronic illness or pain. Despite their daily suffering, they have a great deal of wisdom and joy for the Lord. National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week is September 8-14, and is sponsored by Rest Ministries. It’s a wonderful opportunity to look at your ministry’s priorities. Who is not being served who could use your encouragement? And who lives with an illness and is missing out on serving others because they are not connected to the church? Get them involved! One day, one of them may be your retreat speaker.

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How To Prepare For the Colonoscopy Prep.

Filed Under (Cancer) by Krista Clarxzon on 03-10-2008

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by Krista Clarxzon

Are you prepared for the colonoscopy prep procedures?

Many of the reasons your doctor will recommend a colonoscopy is because of persistent abdominal pain, blood in stool, changes in bowel habits or anyone over the age of 50.

50 is the age when the risk for colon problems increases. Due to this it is recommended to have a colonoscopy every 10 years after the age of 50. However, if your family has a history of cancer you may need to have more frequent exams before the age of 50.

The anticipation of going to the doctor is often much worse than what the doctor will do. If the procedure is very bad you will be given a sedative or other pain killer to help you through it.

Asking a friend or relative to come with you is a smart thing to do and it required. You will not be allowed to drive after the procedure due to the sedatives you will receive.

Two doctors that you may speak to are a Proctologist and a Gastroenterologist. These doctors specialize in the process that the organs perform when food enters the body and is eliminated from the body.

One of the more difficult recommendations to follow is drinking enough water before, during and after the procedure. A large amount of water is needed by the body to clean the colon.

Your doctor will recommend as many as three days or one day of liquid diet. This means you only drink not eat during this time period.

The colonoscopy is considered a routine procedure with very little discomfort. A new option available to some patients is a new pill. This pill can be taken before the colonoscopy to help prepare for the procedure by cleaning the colon. This may reduce the days necessary for colonoscopy prep

Let’s hope that we can develop a pill that we can take that’s like a Russian space station. Take the pill and it setup a command post and relays data about our colon the hospital. I don’t have to leave my house. I can only hope.

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How To Overcome Infectious Diseases

Filed Under (Cancer) by Michael Sellar on 03-10-2008

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by Michael Sellar

Jim Humble and his team were prospecting for gold in South America in 1996. When several of his colleagues went down with malaria, Humble gave them the stabilised oxygen that was used to sterilise the water, since that was all he had to give. Within just a few hours they were fully recovered.

Surprised by the response, Jim used the stabilised oxygen on other victims of malaria that he came across on his travels, usually with the same results as those of his colleagues. Most fully recovered within just four hours.

When he went back to the USA, Humble started to research stabilised oxygen, trying to discover why it worked and also why it failed to work in about 30% of people. Eventually he discovered that the active ingredient in the product was not oxygen but chlorine dioxide.

Chlorine dioxide is a powerful destroyer of pathogens, a potent detoxifier and a strong oxidiser. It has been used in industry for many years as an antiseptic and steriliser.

Chlorine dioxide is produced by the human body as part of its immunity. It gets converted to hypochlorous acid via several steps. It is hypochlorous acid that kills the pathogens. It is often deficient however.

The immune system is supercharged by chlorine dioxide, allowing it to overcome viruses, bacteria, yeasts, parasites and molds. Healthy cells are not harmed. Not is the friendly bacteria in the intestines.

Stabilised oxygen didn’t create enough chlorine dioxide to overcome malaria with any certainty so he created a product that was eight times stronger. It proved to be totally effective. Over 75,000 people have now been treated in Africa and clinical trials were conducted by the Malawi Government. Everyone treated is cured of malaria.

Humble’s solution is called Miracle Mineral Supplement or MMS. Anyone who has any kind of infectious disease has found it to be beneficial. It is being used for a very wide number of conditions including colds, flu, herpes, hepatitis, abscessed teeth and cancer. A free ebook is available which gives full details.

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