Aryana Libris

Author : Maxwell Mary W.
Title : Consider the Lilies Effective medical cures for cancer and their legal status
Year : 2013

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Preface. Cancer is something of a joke. I am referring to our culture’s construction of the great demon cancer. If you are presently healthy I’ll bet this book will leave you laughing – laughing about how we deceived ourselves all these years. Of course if you aren’t feeling healthy today, if indeed you’ve just been told that you’ve got the dread disease, it may take a bit more of a jolt for you to get out of your state of fear and into a more feisty mood. I shall try to give you that jolt. And it’s not out of kindness on my part. I am trying to recruit feisty people, and who better than you? You have more reason than most to be up in arms at what “The Powers That Be” have done to us (and to themselves, please note, O Powers That Be!). My Mother, who was not particularly Bible-oriented, often murmered, from Matthew 6: 28, “Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, yet Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed as one of these.” This book, on every page, considers the lilies of the field, even when it may seem as though I am off on a political toot. Fact is, God gave us an incredible planet on which to live, lilies and all, and incredible bodies in which to do our running around. Yes, the cancer demon is a joke. The chapters of this book should definitely be read in order. No skipping! No starting at the back! It contains a historical look at what happened in the 20th century to suppress cures (loads of them) that popped up when an individual scientist, brilliant and driven, found his or her way. Note: persons like that will always be with us; it’s impossible to stop them. In organizing the chapters that deal with cancer cures, I’ve given Virginia Livingston top billing because I feel I can trust her right down the line. She was a conservative and disciplined physician, like my late beloved spouse, George Maxwell. I do believe that for him to have cheated on research, or neglected a patient’s needs for his self-pursuit would have been, like, impossible. I don’t claim that such doctors were saints, but the medical culture of the day made this happen. Your reputation meant everything. To be accused of fudging your research data was to be dreaded approximately as much as being boiled in oil. Dr Stanislaw Burzynski also gets high placement in the ordering of the chapters, mainly because of what he has put up with! “Dr B” has shown stamina that few mortals can match. Trying hard to help his cancer patients, and using normal medical technique, he has more than once been handcuffed by police for so doing. At this very moment, in 2012, he is facing another ordeal in a Texas court. In all, twenty cancer curers get discussed in this book. ...