The Cancer Cure That Worked: 50 Years of Suppression
by Barry Lynes
from Compcare Pubns
THIS LISTING IS FOR A GREAT BOOK. THIS BOOK WILL EXPLAIN THE PROCESS OF THE RIFE DEVICE IN DETAIL WITH A POSSIBILITY OF CURING ANY CANCER. iT IS NOT 100% AUTOMATIC BUT MIGHT GIVE THE PERSON IMPROVE CHANCES AT A FIGHTING CHANCE AT LIFE. THERE IS NO GUARNATEEDS THAT IT WILL CURE OR HELP IMPROVE THE CANCER. HOWEVER IT EXPLAIN IN DETAIL THERE ARE GREAT WORD OF MOUTH ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES OUT THERE THAT ARE NOT PROVEN BY THE FDA BUT MIGHT WORK FOR ANYBODY EVEN IF NOT APPROVE. PLEASE READ THE AMAZON.COM REVIEWS AND SEE FOR YOURSELVE THE GREAT FEEDBACK GIVEN ON THIS GREAT BOOK. The amazing technology that you are about to discover is based on the pioneering research of Dr. Royal Raymond Rife, who is considered one of the greatest scientific minds of the 20th Century. He is credited in the book, The Cancer Cure That Worked, as the man who discovered a cure for cancer and many other diseases? simply by using vibrational energy. Rife discovered that every virus, bacterium, parasite and other pathogen is particularly sensitive to a specific "frequency" of sound and can be destroyed by intensifying that frequency until it literally explodes - like an intense musical note that can shatter a wine glass! To "disintegrate" the microbes, Rife invented a Beam Ray machine (now known as a Rife machine), the forerunner of today's Global WellnessTM Plus instrument.
Facing Cancer Together: How to Help Your Friend or Loved One
by Pamela N. Brown
from Augsburg Books
You hear that a friend has cancer. You want to help, but you're not entirely sure how. Pamela Brown, a cancer survivor, suggests the many ways you can help by your words and actions. In addition to a wealth of practical suggestions, Facing Cancer Together includes entries from the author's journals, as well as Bible readings and prayers to share for support and comfort.
The Burzynski Breakthrough: The Century's Most Promising Cancer Treatment...and the Government's Campaign to Squelch It
by Thomas D. Elias
from General Pub Group
There is hope in the fight against cancer, and for thousands of devoted cancer survivors, that hope goes by the name of a Houston, Texas, doctor named Stanislaw Burzynski. This book presents the astonishing story of Dr. Burzynski's revolutionary discovery of antineoplastons, the century's most promising cancer treatment--and the government's decade-long effort to suppress information about it. 30 photos.
Silver Linings: Living With Cancer
by Margaret Chrislock Gilseth
from Vantage Press
In April of 1957, at the age of 39, Margaret Chrislock Gilseth was diagnosed with breast cancer and a mastectomy was performed. This is her story.
Having Leukemia Isn't So Bad: Of Course It Wouldn't Be My First Choice
by Cynthia Krumme
from Sargasso Enterprises
Cancer Treatment & Marijuana Therapy: Marijuana's Use in the Reduction of Nausea and Vomiting and for Appetite Stimulation in Cancer Patients. Testimony ... on m (Marijuana, Medicine & the Law Series)
from Galen Pr
Testimony and affidavits of patients and doctors from hearings before the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Personalized accounts of medical marijuana use provide an excellent source of information on this controversial topic.
Your Breast Cancer Treatment Handbook: Your Guide to Understanding the Disease, Treatments, Emotions and Recovery from Breast Cancer
by Judy C. Kneece
from Educare Publishing (SC)
Your Breast Cancer Treatment Handbook is the only book designed to be given to patients by their health care provider as a comprehensive guide to understanding treatment options and self-care. No treatment advice is given, allowing the treatment team to offer final recommendations. Instead, the patient is guided through the experience with graphically illustrated explanations of surgical options, treatments and self-care. A concise glossary empowers her to understand the language and participate in discussion about her care. Sixteen tear-out worksheets serve as a tutor for information collection. Reasuring remarks appearing throughout the book from survivors show that others have faced and met the challenge of breast cancer.
Your Breast Cancer Treatment Handbook takes a patient from diagnosis through recovery. Discussions include:
*the emotional impact and response of patients
*how to manage the fears of a diagnosis
*how to communicate with mate, children and family
*types of surgical and reconstruction options
*pre-and postoperative procedures and self-care
*understanding a pathology report
*chemotherapy, radiation therapy
*care of surgical arm, exercises and lymphedema
*breast self-exam after breast surgery
*how to determine normal versus clinical depression
*sexual issues
*diet and exercise
*sources of support, help and much more
Enough Already! The Overtreatment of Early Breast Cancer with chapters on the Law of Informed Consent and Medical Malpractice
by George Goldberg
from Paracelsus Press
When a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, she is typically given a week or two to decide what treatments she wants. The treatments she will be asked to choose among are: * Mastectomy -- amputation of the entire breast with some, perhaps a lot of, additional tissue. * Lumpectomy -- excision of the malignant tumor with enough healthy tissue to ensure safe margins. * Axillary surgery -- dissection of some or all of the lymph nodes in the armpit adjacent to the affected breast, for diagnostic purposes. * Radiation -- five or six weeks of daily x-ray treatments for a total exposure of ten times the radiation suffered by the victims of the Hiroshima atomic bombing. * Chemotherapy -- six months of drugs designed to kill cancerous cells but which also invariably kill healthy cells. * Hormone therapy -- five years of Tamoxifen. The breast cancer patient's choices will have an enormous impact on the rest of her life, even a role in determining its duration. Nevertheless, until now she had no way to get the information she needs from an unbiased source. Instead, she had to consult the books written for the general public by the doctors who make their livings administering these treatments. These books, essentially sales brochures, typically exaggerate the benefits of the treatments on offer and downplay their often ferocious side effects and long-term medical risks.
George Goldberg has produced an indispensable guide to breast cancer treatments for the woman who wants the "informed consent" she must give to obtain treatments to be truly informed. Using the same sources the doctors use, the peer-reviewed medical journals and texts which report the results of clinical trials held at cancer centers around the world, Goldberg provides a clear costs/benefits analysis of each of these treatment modalities. Every fact is footnoted, allowing the interested reader to follow every statement to its origin.
In addition, Goldberg taps a source never before used by medical writers - the official records of medical malpractice. These are the stories of what happens to real women in the real world, rather than those enrolled in strictly supervised clinical trials at leading research institutions. Their stories are as moving as they are instructive. Goldberg uses real names and citations to the official court records for anyone who wants to read the entire account or be referred to others like it.
It should be emphasized that, though this is no book for "dummies" or "idiots," any literate person can read it. It is never dumbed down, but all unfamiliar words are defined, all medical procedures are fully described. Enlivened by many anecdotes, it is even, despite its terrifying subject, an enjoyable book to read. But above all, it is a serious book meant for women at a critical moment of their lives -- and for the men who love them and want to help them made the most important decisions they will ever make.
Strength of the Spirit: One Woman's Journey Toward Health and
by Beth Carpenter
from Violet Crown Publishing
Strength of the Spirit offers the reader a more complete description of healing by taking a complementary approach to a life threatening disease. The book inspires through giving hope, courage and strength while not being afraid to try other methods along with allopathy medicine. A new outlook will surface, allowing the reader to open to a wealth of knowledge and freedom that they would never have otherwise experienced.
Foreword by James Forsythe, M.D., H.M.D.
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