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How to Detect Cancer Before it Shows Up!

One paradox in the cancer industry is how near curing cancer is and yet how far the interest groups tend to make it look. For example, it was reported extensively recently that the fiery human rights crusader, Chief Gani Fawehinmin, who is presently fighting cancer in a London hospital was being treated in Nigeria for asthma instead of lung cancer. It had earlier been reported that Evangelist Sonny Okosuns who passed on not long ago in a US hospital was for several months being treated for stomach ulcer or something like that instead of cancer of the colon.

A friend told me how an acquaintance of his was for several months confined to a hospital in Nigeria for stomach ulcer. When he traveled to England, they diagnosed liver cancer! Unfortunately, they said it was too late to intervene. I have a personal experience to recount. My elder brother passed on in 2007 after doctors went from diagnosing stomach ulcer to asthma and eventually terminal cancer at the last minute!

What a wanton waste of human life! What is common to these stories? The doctors who managed the above cases either did not suspect cancer from the observed symptoms or lacked the requisite diagnostic equipment to aid them.

There is a test that can find cancer 12 to 29 months before other kinds of testing depending on the type of cancer. Yes, you read it right. I mean cancer can be detected twelve months to twenty nine months before it has time to start its havoc. This must be good news for everyone. In fact, I expect as many people as possible to take advantage of this important information without delay.

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The challenge faced by a cancer sufferer is not one posed by the disease itself, but one imposed by the society. The wider society has been programmed to sentence people diagnosed with cancer to 'death' even without giving them a chance. Consequently, anyone who hears the "c-word" cringes in fear. It is like a death sentence. This situation has not been helped by the obvious fact that most of the cancer sufferers we've known have either died, are suffering or are in severe pains.

Of utmost concern is the attitude of the cancer establishments in the world who benefit from preventing cheap remedies from reaching the people. The impression is deliberately created that cancer drugs are expensive. To quote a doctor in New Zealand: "Cancer is a disease of the rich." That sums up the attitude of those who are in a position to offer hope and succor to the afflicted.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 May 2009 16:39