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Fighting cancer

 

       Two of my close friends are fighting cancer now. One of them has surviving rates very high, even if her life will be a little bit complicated. For my other friend doctors cannot promise long life. Both are looking for a way to surprise the world and stay with their beloved families as long as they possibly can. I promise to do research to find ways to fight and prevent return of cancer. These are my latest findings. 

 

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      Treating a cut as a localized injury is fine, but cancer is not localized health problem. The tumor is not “the cancer.” The tumor is a symptom of a process that has gone wrong. Cancer is not a thing-that is, it’s not something that one can see or touch. Cancer is a malfunctioning process that produces tumor symptoms.

       The focus needs to be on putting out the fire that is, doing things to halt the underlying process that produced the tumor. That process is fueled by:

  1. Stress
  2. A weak immune system and, often, excessive inflammation.
  3. A deficiency of oxygen and digestive enzymes in the body.
  4. Overall body chemistry that’s acidic (as opposed to alkaline).

 

       Let us stop responding to cancer as if it were an isolated medical problem. Cancer calls on us to respond holistically by drastically changing the environment within our body so that the underlying process that produces tumor symptoms cannot proceed. To be sure, it’s about how we nourish our body and live out life each day.

 

Maurice Emeka, Author of Fear Cancer No More (2002),

and Cancer’s Best Medicine, 2nd edition (2008)

See www.cancernomore.com

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Steven June 11, 2013 at 01:19 pm
There is nothing historical about this house. The historical house was torn down in order to buildRead More a modern house which vaguely resembles the home that was owned by Lyman Wilmot. But calling this new construction "an important part of the history of Deerfield" is a travesty.
annette kalcheim June 14, 2013 at 07:39 am
Mara, So sorry you feel this way. We feel that this really improves the neighborhood. Tried toRead More keep much of old structure, but Igor's rehab and lack of upkeep, made it impossible. couldn't even keep floors, all warped from water and walls full of mold. City did nothing to stop Igor from combining two distinct properties. I am having a champagne lunch Wed. June 19, 11:30 to 1:30. Would love for you to come and see the house. Maybe that will change your mind. Annette Kalcheim
Mara Meyer June 15, 2013 at 09:33 pm
Annette - my first statement was "beautiful house" so I have no qualms with your outcome -Read More however, this is a re-do, re-creation not the original house. But good luck! I am sure you will find a buyer quickly!
J.Lyn June 9, 2013 at 06:10 am
I neglected to include contact information. Please contact Jennifer at : j.lyn.mclick@gmail.com