I'll see your Steve Jobs and raise you a Patrick Swayze

Congratulations on your success - I always am heartened to see anyone beat hated cancer, regardless of how they did it.

Insofar as living in an isolated bunker, I have researched and written about cancer alternatives for years and am the moderator of a group that has been around over 7 years and  has over 2600 members.  I can't vouch for what a dentist may have recommended, but I can tell you that there are alternatives which are hands down more successful than surgery, radiation or chemo - including the protocol which I recommend (which is much more than merely a combination of essiac tea and pau de arco) and which, as best we can determine has had about 95% success with stage I and II cancers and 85% with stage II and IV cancers - and that includes a great many people whom mainstream medicine failed to help. 

One of those was my uncle, who is older than you.  He tried "targeted radiation" and was assured by his oncologist that his lung cancer had been detected early enough that chances for success were very great.  Instead, his cancer continued to grow and multiply and spread to other parts of his body - until he rejected mainstream medicine and changed to alternatives I suggested.  He is now cancer free and has been for years.

Speaking of Steve Jobs, another person who used our protocol was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer about the same time as Patrick Swayze.  Swayze, who went mainsteam with surgery and chemo and advice to "starve out his cancer" went from a robust man in his fifties to a shell of a man who looked to be in his 90s and then died in about 18 months.  He died not from his cancer but from wasting disease brought on by his mainstream treatment.  The guy who went the alternative route halted and regressed his cancer, gained his weight back and ultimately resumed playing his beloved golf.

I bet you that I can name many, many more celebrities who died after opting for mainstream treatment than you can who died opting for alternative treatment.  And how about that Suzanne Summers, huh?

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