natural treatment for the disease of a tumor

ty bollinger: what do you think about thequote i have heard many times from several doctorsthat most cancer patients today actually die from the treatments as opposed to the canceritself? dr. bradford weeks: that has been – it isnot a new idea. that has been clearly described in manypublications. it is not surprising because these are toxictreatments. what i say to my clients when they go tosee an oncologist is ask the oncologist a couple of questions. #1. ask the oncologist how they plan to take careof the patient while killing cancer.

so we know it is a truism in surgery thatthe surgeon can really say the surgery was successful, but the patient died. the surgeon can do a good job and if the patientdies it could be the anesthesiologist or something else. so it is not a surprise to hear a surgeonsay – it is not a surprise to hear a surgeon say the surgery was successful,but the patient died. and it is the same thing in cancer. i killedthe cancer tumor, but the patient dies a terrible, terrible death in the process.

it's not okay. it's not the best wecan do. ty bollinger: because the tumor is a symptomof something that has gone wrong in the body, right? dr. bradford weeks: we talked about this alittle earlier – samuel hahnemann who is a medical doctor whoactually was so frustrated with the standard of care in his day he gave up his medicalpractice. he gave up his md. and he went in and informed a whole fieldof medicine called homeopathy, which is a

whole othertopic. it's a very fruitful study about healing. and one of his favorite quotes is that thesymptom is a healing gesture. the body is no dummy. if the body is doing something it is probablya wise thing. it is maybe not apermanent solution. it is maybe a stop gap solution, but likea fever. fortunately if the child has a fever guesswhat?

the human being can live at a high temperatureor a low temperature, but certain bacteria can’t. thefever is a naturally, tremendously beneficial symptom which can help the child get healthy. which is why aftera fever our language says i feel better. nobody says i had a fever and i am feelinglike i felt before the fever. ithas been a cleansing, detoxifying process. of course, too much of a symptom can be ifnot lethal certainly terrible. helen keller is a classic example of too muchof a fever.

i am not advocating for excessive symptoms,but i am saying if the symptom happens the body should pay attention. often it is the... if you will the auto-pilottelling us dummies, "hey you are not doing something right." cancer can be seen as a symptom as a healinggesture.