Complementary Alternative Cancer Therapies are frequently a sham

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For the most part, Complementary alternative medical therapies (CAM)

are a sellout to mainstream medicine, just as is the current

accreditation program for naturopaths, where they are given a formal

medical training and license and approved by the states - but are

often forced to always choose mainstream methods first and use natural

therapies only as " complimentary " secondary treatments.

 

What you invariably end up with when it comes to cancer is mainstream

slash, burn and poison treatments first, with assistance (that is

where the " complimentary " part comes in) to the mainstream treatments

from a relatively small group of mild natural therapies which pose no

threat to the profits of mainstream treatments, such as massage,

accupuncture, herbal teas, etc.

 

CAM can be useful to help the body better cope with all the damage

that is done to it by mainstream medicine, but it is being misused to

keep people in the clutches of mainstream medicine and preventing

people from finding true cures in nature, as well as avoiding all the

damage, pain and expense of the mainstream treatments.

 

From the time of Hippocrates and earlier all the way up to the age of

unmitigated greed, mankind has always known to look to nature first.

That should still be the case.

 

 

oleander soup , robert-blau wrote:

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> Good article at lef.org:

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> Complementary alternative cancer therapies

> Complementary alternative medical therapies (CAM) is a collective term

> for an array of remedies that lie outside what is traditionally

> considered conventional medical treatment for cancer. These include the

> use of herbal, vitamin, and nutritional supplements, as well as physical

> and psychological interventions such as exercise, relaxation, massage,

> prayer, hypnotherapy, and acupuncture (Deng G et al 2005; Hann D et al

> 2005; Molassiotis A et al 2005). The use of CAM as a component of

> integrated cancer treatment regimens may help patients reduce the side

> effects associated with conventional cancer treatments, alleviate

> symptoms, enhance immune function, and provide greater quality of (and

> control over) life (Deng G et al 2004, 2005). Continue Reading:

>

http://www.lef.org/protocols/cancer/alternative_cancer_therapies_01.htm?source=e\

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