Race For Life

Around the World millions of women are donning their pink T shirts and campaigning tirelessly to raise funds for Cancer Research. They do so in the belief that this scourge on humanity can be ended and the cure found just around the corner. It’s a cynical exploitation by those who know the cure’s already here, hidden in plain sight, but whose clever research and medical magic misdirects us to look for cures where they cannot be found. They’re grateful for the efforts of the pink armies because their research still needs to be paid for. Venture Capitalists weigh up investment propositions to determine their most profitable opportunities. If they thought for a moment they could patent a cancer-busting drug, they’d be queuing up to support it through to market introduction. However, the cancer industry works a little differently. The big players have a cosy scam going and aren’t interested in sharing the pie – except on their terms. Visionaries like Dr Maxwell Gerson, Rene Caisse, Otto Warburg (Nobel Prize-winner in 1931) and modern day Stanislav Burzynsky etc are hounded to sell out their ideas or, like Otto Warburg, are studiously ignored. The end result is that the status quo is protected. Cancer industry profits grow as ordinary people die – about 1600 per day in the USA and thousands more around the world. Just as supermarkets are influenced by what their customers buy, causing unpopular brands to lose their shelf space, when we as a public stop buying into the idea that a cancer diagnosis is a death sentence and demand access to non-toxic treatments, current oncological practice will be forced to change. When Warburg identified the mechanism by which cancer cells feed on glucose it immediately suggested that a diet containing minimal carbohydrates would cause healthy cells to switch over to burning ketones (from healthy fats) causing cancer cells to starve. Similarly, when the population at large appreciate that our environment and lifestyle are the major arbiter of health, fewer of us will get cancer and the cancer industry machine will start to disintegrate. Such a scenario would be inevitable were it not for the defences of the cancer industry itself. One of the hallmarks of cancer is its ability to protect itself from the immune system. The proteolytic enzymes that help us digest meat can instead eat away tumour defences rendering them visible and vulnerable to attack from strong immune systems. The parallel defence of the cancer industry is to misdirect and mislead populations and even to use instruments of state, police and FDA SWAT teams in the US, to strengthen their stranglehold on oncological practice. If only enough of the population could awaken to the simplicity of health protection measures we could both dramatically reduce the incidence of cancer and improve the prognoses for the newly diagnosed. Campaigns to quell dissent and perpetuate the status quo are well funded. Cancer charities have even signed up a volunteer army to provide an effective fifth column against health development. They have locked in public opinion around the status quo so that Functional Medicine practitioners, Naturopaths and Nutritionists, who would end the charade, are viewed with suspicion or denigrated as quacks. It may take some time, but I look forward to the day when Race For Life events will involve thousands of activists wearing green T-shirts and raising money for organic vegetables, for juicing festivals and to cover the costs of their local community gardens.