Cancer And Genes Means Little..

By Dr. Keith | Jun 29, 2009

Doctors and “scientists” have got themselves so far off center they start to think genes are everything. Genes actually count for very little. It’s the ENVIRONMENT which tells genes whether to switch on and off, or not, as the case may be.

A cancer gene is HARMLESS unless it switches on!

A recent study shows that yet again environmental factors will trigger cancer. This time it’s childhood abuse. Abuse, of course, is NOT in the genes. [July 15 2009 issue of the journal Cancer.]

University of Toronto researchers concluded that childhood physical abuse is associated with a 49% increased risk of cancer in adulthood and is even more important than socioeconomic status and adult behaviors such as smoking, alcohol consumption and lack of physical activity.

Note that I have always put immense emphasis on the emotional make up of a cancer sufferer. It’s as big, or BIGGER, than issues of diet and nutrition. Meaning, in my experience, you could eat badly and survive, if you clean out your emotional detritus.

Almost every patient I had who went to the core of their issues and really confronted and cleaned them up survived, even while eating poorly.

I remember one outstanding 40-year old case who was a victim of child abuse and she finally uncovered the horrifying story she’d been suppressing all her life (grandfather, satanism, bondage, ritual abuse in the forest by a group of adults, and the usual threats to keep her silent). She had to puke it all up and get rid of it.

But then her brain tumor vanished, all her tumor markers went back to zero and she recovered fully. When I last talked with her I noticed she ate plenty of junk food. I asked her why she didn’t take care of herself more and use supplements etc. She said she was cured—and she was right!

A salutary case for anyone into dogma.

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Thanks, Prof.