Posts Tagged ‘chemotherapy’

The focus on any cancer treatment should be creating a winning hand. The focus shouldn’t be on eradicating the tumour, it should be on creating perfect health. Cancer isn’t a mystical occurrence. The mission is not to think eradicating a cancer is synonymous with health.

Health an Inside Job

What the medical segment has done is to separate the disease from the person. They look outside for a cure. Inside is where all the activity is going on. What that really means is the patient is outsourcing their health care. Succeeding to fail is what happens to the patient when the pharmaceutical kingdom tries to outdo the plant kingdom.

Pharmaceutical Harm

The threshold to the poisons called treatment is lower than one would expect. Pharmaceuticals cleared for use are not necessarily safe. The threshold of toxicological concerns are an appreciable risk to human health. There is no common sense used in pharmaceutical applications.

Empowered Patient

The missing ingredient is all medical treatment is an empowered patient. While prevention is the best medicine the next best thing is correcting what is wrong. That could range from diet, stress, chemical exposure, emotions and belief system. It is time to get territorial: this is your life and your body. The medical community and the pharmaceutical industry are very territorial. They protect their research and patents.

We haven’t scratched the surface on our healing ability. Our personal health is over-regulated and under capitalized. What that means is we have put some large entity in charge of our health. At the same time we have under capitalized other areas of natural healing.

So far most of oncology is whistling in the dark. The worst part is they are discharging the risks of very toxic treatments. They look at that as a by-product of treatments. This isn’t a suitable approach since they usually don’t score a home run.

The patient has to make the winning hand by implementing their own innovated strategies with or without allopathic treatment. I will feature success stories on this blog. People heal by their sheer power and that must be integrated into any treatment plan be it allopathic or natural.

Bottom Line

I think the term alternative healing shouldn’t be applied to natural healing, but to the medical system. Real healing is synonymous with wellness.

Health care in America doesn’t support health. Health care has adopted a very clear way of delivering wellness. It bypasses Mother Nature and goes to work interfering with natural healing.

Scary Health Care

There is an updated joint guideline by the American Society of Hematology (ASH) and the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) about the appropriate use of erythropiesis- stimulating agents (ESAs), a class of drugs that stimulate the bone marrow to produce more red blood cells, to treat cancer patients with chemotherapy-induced anemia. While the guideline cautions that ESAs are associated with shorter survival and increased risk of thromboembolism-blood clots-and tumor progression, it also recognizes their major benefit of reducing the need for red blood cell transfusions, which can potentially cause serious infections and adverse reactions in the immune system.

Enough said lets try something different, which will make a substantial impact on the condition. It is becoming increasingly clear that the battle is being fought on the wrong front, with the wrong weapons, and the wrong idea of what the enemy looks like.

What medicine does is try to reinvent the wheel. They are engaging a battle with a condition they don’t even understand. Without the answers to a few basic questions you can’t actually expect to come up with productive solutions. Healing is not a matter of going to war, but identifying and rectifying a condition. You have to support the immune system not destroy it.

It seems like the health care industry is on autopilot, they aren’t transformers of health, but Kamikazes. They are bent on destruction of a tumor at any costs, to the point of putting the patient in great jeopardy.

Healing is an Amazing Journey

What you do right now makes tomorrow. Most health problems are what you did before. Understanding this simple concept eludes the medical community.

To feel better now you have to be and act better now. Instead of trying to kill the messenger, you balance your body back to health.

What the medical profession doesn’t strive for is giving you the best quality and quantity of life. They don’t know how to. What you inhale, ingest, and absorb are every bit a part of the picture.

The common co-defendants are what is on your dinner plate, prescriptions, air pollution, stress level, and chemical exposure. So chemo isn’t detoxification it is a powerful response to a weaken condition. Now it will add discomfort, constipation, depression, memory loss, nausea, hair loss, and a host of other problems. Long lasting health, vitality and stamina are not a chemo formula away.       

Breast-giving them a healthy boost means preserving them not changing them. Automatically most people assume that a boost in their appearance comes from either surgery, or some uplifting undergarment. Smarter is to try to keep them and not turn them over to special-interest groups, which see them as a cash cow. Most medical professionals can’t do squat about really making them healthy.

They can remove them, radiate, and chemo you, but that doesn’t give you breast health. They are part of a whole system, and depend on a healthy environment to keep them in shape. There are better ideas, and solutions that seem to elude the medical establishment.

Breast Health Initiatives

Breast health initiatives have to be more than a whirlwind of doctors, digital pictures, cat scans, and operations. We have to changeover from a rigged robotic assembly line approach to a more humane and productive way of handling breasts.

When one realizes the significant mismanagement of their care, we realize we are fitting a round object into a square cube. It doesn’t fit; it is trimming parts off of real people without examining the toll that takes. First choice is to leave the packaging as intact as possible.

How do you do that?  Yes, it is a tough choice for people not to run to what they see as a solid supplier of FDA accepted approaches. What the crucial question should be: is this all there is. The war on cancer has been going on for over 50 years. It looks more like a war on your breasts; in that case the real winner is the pharmaceutical companies.  The first response for most people is an emotional one and that gives you insufficient data.

Off with the breast should be out of an Alice in Wonderland story, not a real life drama. We are not saying this approach is beyond redemption. But, the speed it is done without understanding how seamlessly the breast is integrated with the rest of the body’s functions. Lymph glands are there for a reason. They are a reliable defense agent, which has a specific job. Remove them and you lose the controllers at the helm.

Breast Support

Breast support comes from nutrition, physical activity, maintaining a healthy weight, and an overall healthy lifestyle. The best boost for your breast is staying healthy. The real question is what you do when the cow left the barn. The human body can fight for you and win the battle. You have to take responsibility for the materials you supply it with. You got the power, but usually not the strategy.

It is time to embrace a new kind of thinking, and not let things go too fast. Whatever, you do you need to put nature to work; she is on your side. You need to know that every step of the way you are in charge. So even if you decide you want a medical solution, you better have an understanding of what suits your needs.

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