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> Hi, That was an extremely interesting article....thanks for

posting it.

> Asian women have significantly lower rates of all estrogen based

cancers. Breast and gynecologic cancer risk is directly associated

with the length of time one is exposed to estrogen over a lifetime.

The difference in cycle time is attributed to ingestion of endemic

phytoestrogens like organic soy, naturally present in the Asian diet.

 

Phytoestrogens block the receptors for

more potent estrogens like estradiol, estrone, and estriol. If you

take an Asian female, and bring her to live in the USA, her cycle

will often change, since these phytoestrogens are removed from the

diet. Best, Lisa

 

Hi Lisa,

 

Obviously, there is something missing in your assessment of the

preceding essay which was posted simply to warn those who have

allowed cancer cells to permeate their bodies to radically change

their existing diet and lifestyle in a way that will eliminate

abnormal growths from their system. Jane Plant's experience

enumerates in an easy to read free flowing dialogue that unless

these changes in dietary regimen occur within a very short time

frame, cancer die-off will not accur and cancer growth will be

accelerated. Her emphasis lies in the fact that in addition to all

the other harmful additives in dairy, there is an abundance of

naturally occuring sugars and yeast as well.

A specific posting appeared earlier on this forum confirming our

previous suspicions that " Cancer Loves Sugar " . This is good

reasoning and the primary reason for eliminating dairy sugars such

as lactose from our diets. Even the presence of minimal amounts of

sugar 'spurs' cancer growth. Due to the availability of processed

foods with nonfat dry milk and dairy enzymes in their preparation it

becomes necessary to take a second look at the possibility that this

is a contributing factor in cancer growth. As Jane vividly

enumerates, she endured several episodes of cancer recurrance prior

to recognition of the lactose/sugar/cancer connection . There has

been a lot of rhetoric in the scientific community on the subject

and experts agree that there is research to indicate that most of us

have cancer cells silently lurking in our bodies. To those who are

actively fighting the disease this timely information may be the

difference between life and death. Jane is

merely sharing her personal path to victory over cancer in the hopes

that it will motivate others to follow her example. As the majority

of the advice we obtain is purely speculation, on the other hand

this is a well respected scientists personal success story regarding

her victorious fight with cancer. After all, she has succeeded in

conquering once and for all this most gruesome disease which is

rapidly soaring to become the #1 health threat of all time.