Doctors, death and deceit: Part 4

Ok, time for one more medical rant before I get onto the subject of Christmas...

Cancer cannot be cured. Its 'treatment' is a joke. Oncology is the biggest lie on the planet...

Because a tumour is made of the patient's own cells it is as individual as they are, and it is a little known fact that cancer cells arise in the body all the time - even in healthy people. It is the job of the immune system to track down these rogue cells and destroy them. Sometimes one slips through the net, and you know where that leads.

Not just a tumour. No, the whole ghastly machinery into which the patient is bulldozed before anything has even sunk in. They doctors will make damn sure you don't even have the time to question of challenge what they propose, or to refuse their vile suggestions. They will lie, cajole and bully anyone necessary to peddle their filth. Filth that doesn't work.

Why doesn't it work? Dead simple - radiotherapy and chemotherapy (pronounced kemmo- not keemo, by the way), whatever their effects on cancer cells, damage your healthy cells, too. And, they badly impair your immune system, skin cells, stomach cells, mouth cells, sperm etc. Yes, immune system, you'll notice. And we need that in the first place, don't we? The treatment makes you ill, leaves you wide open to infection and...cancer. Again. Or still. Or later. And they can only quote five-year survival rates - patients could still have, and die from, the disease. The figures are meaningless.

What about surgery? This stands some sort of chance, surely? Well, no. Not these days. They pump you full of crap in the insane hope of shrinking the tumour so it is easier to remove. This is nonsense and must never be accepted. Drugs are absorbed across the surface of a tumour. The surface area is higher relative to the volume the smaller a tumour is, which means treating big tumours with drugs makes no sense. They should do the surgery first. Fat chance. You don't get the choice.
You see, hospitals actually don't care if you live or die - if you provide a statistic for the drug companies and doctors' pockets are lined with silver as a result, they will deem it a success.

Jack Orchison, December 17, 2013.