Chris at Nursing Conference, Kuala Lumpur, August 2010  

What It Takes To Heal Cancer

On 2 August 2010, I was invited to speak at the 2^nd International Nursing Conference organized by the Ministry of Health Malaysia.

Introduction: The Cancer War

According to some experts, the war on cancer is a failure. Based on our work with thousands of cancer patients over the past fourteen years, it appears that the current conventional cancer management needs re-evaluation.

Professor Guy Faguet wrote: The current cancer treatment is based on flawed concept … the cell-kill approach has failed to achieve its objectives.

Professor Devra Davis said: We are fighting the wrong battle, using the wrong weapons and being led by the wrong generals.

Here is an alternative view about cancer and its therapy.

Message 1: 

The healing of cancer can be achieved outside the standard recipe of chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy.

Raz, after colon surgery, declined chemotherapy after being told that this treatment provided only a 20% advantage. He opted for the CA Care Therapy. It has been more than six years now and Raz is still living an active, normal life.

Ella was told after her surgery for advanced ovarian cancer that without chemotherapy she would have about three months to live; with chemotherapy, the surgeon said she might live for two-and-half years. Ella declined chemo and it has been two years now and she is well and living a normal life.

Message 2:

The avoidance of certain food determines the success or failure of any treatment.

Dr. Vincent deVita, Director, Yale Cancer Centre and former Director, National Cancer Institute said: “We now know that the cause of more than 70% of malignancies may be  due in some ways related to what we eat. What takes the medical community so long to appreciate the connection between diet and cancer?”

Dr. Russell Blaylock wrote: “Oncologist HARM their patients by giving them cancer-promoting nutritional advice.”

Bob had liver cancer that had spread to his lungs. His doctors told him there was no treatment and he would just go home and wait for his time. He was referred to the hospice but he came to CA Care instead. Bob was started on the herbs. His health was restored. After being “well” Bob started to eat what he liked. He came back to us feeling “hard dead. Listen to his story.

Message 3:

The use of commonsense in decision making is just as vital as the treatment itself. 

Baby was only two-months old when she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, Stage 4. Chemotherapy was recommended but her parents declined. She was put on our therapy. Exactly ten years later, her mother brought Baby to see us – with tears of gratitude rolling down her eyes for this miraculous healing. Would you subject your two-month-old baby to chemotherapy?

Message 4:

There is hope, even when there seems to be no hope!

Siew, a radiographer, had metastatic breast cancer and underwent all available medical treatments. Her doctor said: If there is a one percent chance of recovery, I would have told you. Not giving up hope, Siew sought our help in August 2002. It is now 2010 and Siew is still alive and well to tell her story.