the-truth-about-cancer

The Truth About Cancer
Dr. Rashid Buttar: Exactly! And that’s the question that when you
ask a person the logical answer is, yeah, I’d fire the mechanic. So then
why aren’t they firing the doctors because that’s exactly what the
doctors are doing. They’ve got a problem, they’re covering it up with a
drug to cover up the symptoms so the person doesn’t feel or experience
the negative which is the body’s own mechanism of information saying,
hey, caution, there’s a problem. And that’s what cancer is. It’s a caution.
Cancer is a problem that is telling you that there’s a real problem but it’s
a problem that is like a slap in the face. It’s not somebody saying, hey,
wake up. It’s more like a punch to the face saying, wake up, but people
sometimes don’t get that and they start to panic and they do more worse
things for their own body, i.e.—and we can go into the details of this if
you want to, but you know what I’m talking about where they’re starting
to—radiation’s bad for any healthy person.
Why Because it suppresses the immune system and causes ______
[00:26:53] to form so that cells mutate and you end up getting cancer.
So now if somebody has cancer what do you do You put them into that
very same thing that you know is going to cause cancer. Now radiation
is supposed to kill the cancer, that’s the philosophy. But then you’re also
going to cause more mutation to the healthy cells and cause a
worsening of the effect just like pouring gasoline on a fire. So in the next
20 – 30 years this will be the first mainstay approach. And in fact, if it
was a first mainstay approach that doctors would use we wouldn’t be in
the healthcare crisis that we are in, not only in our own country, but
internationally speaking. People would be healthier. There would be less
disease. There would be less pathology that we would have to deal with.
But that’s not the case. Why Because they seem to think that taking a
drug and covering up a symptom is a better option. You got a pile of
horse manure in your hair. What are you going to do Well, the logical
thing would be take the manure out and get rid of it. But instead they put
a carpet down. Well, it’s still kind of lumpy. Then they flatten it. Well, I
can still smell it. And then they spray some air freshener here. This is
like one drug over another drug over another drug over another drug
trying to deal with the symptom side effects of the first drug and the
second drug, third drug. And finally they’re like the person just
deteriorates. No matter what you say when you put a carpet over that
manure, you spray air freshener, you put perfume out there, you burn a
match, whatever the case is, the problem is still there. You’ve only
covered it up.
Ty: So in other words, you’re saying that—and this is specifically
in the treatment of cancer here I’m talking about—conventional
methods of treating cancer, which would be chemo and the
radiation and the surgery, they’re really the equivalent of taking a
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