Why chemo is not the answer to cancer: shorter life spans, destruction of the immune system, and more

by J. D. Heyes, Natural News:

You may not know this, but there is an interesting – and disturbing – statistic regarding chemotherapy. When it all comes down to it, you might be surprised to know that 75 percent of doctors surveyed in a 2013 report said they would refuse the treatment for themselves.

That’s three out of four.

And do you know why? Because they know of its devastating effects on the body and the immune system, and they are well aware that chemotherapy generally has a low overall success rate. And yet, this ineffective treatment is prescribed for just about every cancer there is.

Fact is, chemotherapy is often worse than the disease it is supposed to treat. Indeed, chemotherapy itself usually leads to a quicker death because of the havoc it wreaks on the body, wiping out your immune system and leaving you vulnerable to some of the most common viruses and bacteria that, normally, you wouldn’t be affected by in the least. A common cold, during chemotherapy, can often lead to pneumonia and death, thanks to the treatment’s poisonous effects on your white blood cells.

Sadly, as reported by NewsTarget, statistics on chemotherapy-caused deaths are difficult to come by, because hospitals and oncology physicians always assign the blame to “cancer.” How convenient that is – even if the eventual cause of death is infection that is caused or aggravated by chemotherapy-induced immune system weakness, the official death diagnosis is blamed on the cancer itself.

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The Western medical establishment downplays another disturbing fact – many people who are battling the disease don’t even have cancer in the first place. However, doctors and oncologists as well as X-ray technicians misinterpret lab results or X-ray films and often force patients into a false choice: Begin harmful chemotherapy, radiation treatment or surgery, or face death (which often happens anyway).

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