The LIFE of a Gerson Person

Being two years ago today that I began blogging for this very moment to help people with a piece of mind about health care. Hopefully, with that awareness…. comes preventive measures towards chronic disease with I have found – a – few answers myself through research. With memory taking me back to that moment in time… just two months prior learning Steve Jobs passed away.

When you have fifty people with cancer, unfortunately you have fifty different and unique type of cancer. Remembering back to the first time I heard his 2005 Stanford Commencement Address and all that he had went through after given only three months to live when he recieved the news. With the fact he lived with pancreatic cancer an additional 7 years when 80% live less than one year shows the fight he gave.

His fight went something like this: in August 2004 after under going what he thought at the time was successful surgery to remove a cancerous tumor optimism ran high as he mention in his Stanford Address. With only two years later appearing publicly thin and quant, and later in January of 2009 doctors found a hormonal imbalance that was robbing him of the protein his body needed to be healthy.

While headed for an April 2009 life saving liver transplant at Methodist University Transplant Hospital that didn’t work. In January 2011, he went to Switzerland for a treatment that wasn’t offered here in the United States. Stepping down in August of that same year from CEO of Apple, thereby, passing away October 5th 2011 of a reported recurrence of his cancer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JpW-zPrYwg&list=PL720B78FCC214BF89&index=32

With another unique story still would be Jessica Ainscough of Australia, whom bills herself as the Wellness Warrior. Showcasing what might work for one …. may not work for another even when that person maybe your mother. Within facts, the natural history of untreated breast cancer is a median survival of 2.7 years. Her mother: was diagnosed in April 2011, lived roughly two – and – a – half – years, which was close to the expected median survival of untreated breast cancer. http://www.thewellnesswarrior.com.au/

Along the way, mother and daughter made the same rationalization, Jessica reported her mother was having flare – ups. Unlike her daughter whom had mild flare ups on the Gerson Therapy, on the other hand her mother was having all the textbook reactions. What saved Jessica from a radical amputee procedure was proving self – destructive for her mother and which some day may prove fatal for Jessica as well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkxndocXWhc&list=PL0956016143988826

The realization and moral of the story ends there with gambles are indeed probable to all treatments. Both with natural and conventional treatments. What works for the Kris Carr’s, Chris Wark’s and maybe Jessica Ainscough, but not her mother was the true belief what they were doing would work for them. With maybe the cure for cancer is a placebo effect, keeping a positive attitude, an openmind and research the options yourself while talking to consultants before trying any treatment.

Over and over I hear how people with cancer believe in the treatment, with unorthodox treatments proving news worthy. For another example: an interesting concept for treating breast, prostate and skin cancer using Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) along with Sonodynamic Therapy (SPT) has been shown to be very effective. Especially with the treatment of precancerous lesions using the latest available Chlorophyll – based photo synthesizing agent (Indichlor.)

With treatment usually performed as an out patient procedure used in conjunction with other therapies. The American Cancer Society reports that studies show PDT and SPT, works as well as surgery or radiation therapy in treating certain types of cancer and precancerous conditions. Therefore, with this website providing awareness, would it not sound reasonable that consuming green vegetables in your diet may indeed be the great preventive in your diet.