A MUST SEE for everyone who believes that cancer is a mysterious disease!

muon · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:07

DAnDan said:
45 minute video? Can anyone that has watched it sum up what it's saying?

Apparently cancer is a fungus.

Some of the lines when talkign about this amazing doctor (look at link I gave).

"You don't know what its like when looking at paedreatiric patients. You It's heartbreaking to know more than the hospital will allow you to know. You must follow protocol or otherwise you will lose your license."

"It's almost like God taps on this guys shoulder and told him, cancer is a fugus, you're a smart man, figure this out".

Also, I loved the line "cancer is always white, yeast is always white".

I'm not a medic so I cant'y properly comment. But my impression isn't great.

Hatter The Mad · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:07

This is disgusting. People's lives could be shortened if not lost because of desperate beliefs in crap like this.

DAnDan · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:09

How is this guy taken seriously then? I seriously hope nobody with cancer ends up pinning hopes on his treatments.

Glaucus · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:10

DAnDan said:
How is this guy taken seriously then? I seriously hope nobody with cancer ends up pinning hopes on his treatments.

They will do. Sounds like he is a total nut job, making money at the expense of the vulnerable.

Vonhelmet · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:11

This guy is one in a million.

No, seriously, he's one in a million oncologists who think there's any truth in what he's come up with.

stinamoo · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:11

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Burnsy2023 · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:12

I can't believe that half of that doctors evidence is that cancer is "white". I highly doubt that'd get anywhere near a medical journal.

reflux · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:12

Sounds a bit like Alive & Well - ie, a load of rubbish that does nothing to further a tragic cause.

http://www.aliveandwell.org/

Cob · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:13

I prefer my infomercials to contain hotties in bikinis working out on terrible gym equipment

Cheers for the thought tho.

titchard · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:13

Watched a good chunk of it and found it so pathetic I turned it off.

"Tumours are white, as are fungi - grind up a mushroom and what colour is it - white".

And? Is that science?! I can grind up some chalk, or the white shirt I am wearing - and it would be white - that isn't science. I am sorry but whoever said above is right - it is offensive to people actually working hard to cure this disease.

And baking powder?! Come on...

Rich

DAnDan · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:14

A very un-funny and early April fool perhaps? I want to believe so

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GJ02 · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:15

i just hope on day there is a total cure
and people dont have to go thru what I and many others have gone thru.

aardvark · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:16

Tonk said:
so you should have opted for the forget about it option then
i know its a very serious condition i saw my dad slowly die from it.
like i mentionied at the start, Just look at it and take it on board or forget about it.

the problem is, if people believe this and forgo proper medical treatment then its most likely that they will die that horrible death rather than have a chance of being cured.

titchard · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:17

Tonk said:
i just hope on day there is a total cure
and people dont have to go thru what I and many others have gone thru.

Yeah - as does everyone, but I seriously don't think this is the way...

Rich

GJ02 · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:26

aardvark said:
the problem is, if people believe this and forgo proper medical treatment then its most likely that they will die that horrible death rather than have a chance of being cured.

ok i understand what everyones saying
but what about if all else fails
my dad had all 3 types of possible treatment, major surgery, radio, chemo, and radio again and it didnt work. surely you if he was still here this could be an option ?

titchard · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:27

Tonk said:
ok i understand what everyones saying
but what about if all else fails
my dad had all 3 types of possible treatment, major surgery, radio, chemo, and radio again and it didnt work. surely you if he was still here this could be an option ?

How could it be an option - they aren't really giving any answers!

Rich

muon · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:31

Tonk said:
ok i understand what everyones saying
but what about if all else fails
my dad had all 3 types of possible treatment, major surgery, radio, chemo, and radio again and it didnt work. surely you if he was still here this could be an option ?

But they haven't given any medical reasoning. The only thing remotely scientific is using sodium bicarbonate change the ph level within a tumour. We may as well start injecting antibiotics if we are going to start make wild guesses.

I appreciate its possible they are targetting a general audience and are therefore may be avoiding this, but surely if there was any sense behind it there will be much more going on. Is cancer research UK a puppet of pharnaceutical companies or are they genuinely trying to cure cancer? I'm just waiting for a doctor to come in here and tell us why cancer isn't a fungus.

Johnny Girth · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:32

Rainmaker said:
Then again, as Vernon Coleman correctly pointed out, the last thing the cancer research industry wants to do is cure cancer, they'd all be out of a job...

...that's a joke right?

muon · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:35

Johnny Girth said:
...that's a joke right?

Precisiely. For this to hold true, there would have to an elaborate and complex conspiracy theory to go with it. Making the claims even more unbelivable (as in not believable, not amazing).

nydryl · 31 Mar 2009 at 22:37

This video is far from must see for people who may or may not believe cancer is a mysterious disease. It's potentially damaging more than anything. I'd hate to think someone might believe this rubbish instead of undergoing proper treatment.