Oncology Nutrition Classes for Cancer Patients and Care Partners: Sugar & Cancer 

Radiation Killed my Dad then My Mother then My older Sister Now that I have Cancer I Don't think I wont to take it

@@mikecushman7116 Despite all that I have finally decided on radiation since my doctor explained that radiation has improved a good bit in the past 5 yrs or so. Talk to me again in two months when my treatment will be over and I will tell you how it went.

@@tnvol5331 Avoiding all allopathic medicine then removing tumor , then going for vegetables, fruits and fasting leads to full cure.please do research yourself how rigorously diet you should follow

@@talhaejax8589 once it becomes matastatic and has spread there is no longer just a single tumor and radiation becomes a good option but diet is also important.....but diet alone is unfortunately often not the answer even though it will slow down progress of the cancer

Radiation is presumed to extend the lives of some cancer patients and is therefore a standard remedy. The risk of some radiotherapy, such as debilitating lymphedema, can bring about a severe reduction in the quality and enjoyment of life. Radiation combined with a second stem-cell transplant has been found to accelerate the risk of iatrogenic, doctor-induced, incurable leukemia. "Incurable" because nearly every one dies within a year of contracting iatrogenic leukemia, according to an honest director of oncology at a major university. Contemporary, widely prescribed remedies for cancer are dangerous and obscenely expensive, even with great insurance, and provoke those diagnosed with cancer into the pursuit of alternative therapies, including strict diet and exercise regimens and limiting sugary consumption, especially from packaged food fortified with corn syrup and other nutritionally useless ingredients. Personally, I refused radiation over five years ago, unaccepting of the horrid, probable side effects in my case. I am reasonably healthy now without debility.