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To understand the cancer conspiracy one most first understand cancer and what causes it and the business be hide it. Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. If the spread is not controlled, it can result in death. . Cancer is caused by both external factors (tobacco, infectious organisms, chemicals, and radiation) and internal factors (inherited mutations, hormones, immune conditions, and mutations that occur from metabolism). What is important to understand is with the great balancing act that our body performs, because of our poor life styles, we wind up gradually storing large growing amount of waste products (acidic properties or toxins) throughout our body, slowly causing acidification and problems.
Another important thing to understand is that acid coagulates blood, thus causing poor blood circulation around the places where acids are accumulated. This in turn causes the conditions of extra cellular fluids, especially the blood, becomes acidic, our physical condition will first manifest tiredness, proneness to catching colds, etc. When these fluids become more acidic, our condition then manifests pains and suffering such as headaches, chest pains, stomach aches, etc. The organs to act sluggish and we start to see the symptomatic signs of aging and disease. The cancer epidemic has many causative components; virtually all of them either actively promoted by or ignored by the government health departments, the medical trade etc.: the lethal 'doctor's balanced diet', vaccination, antibiotics, antipyretics, analgesics, steroids, routine X-ray screening, animal-'safety-tested' pesticides, herbicides, solvents, dyes, detergents etc., fluoride-waste dumping in public drinking water, radio/chemo 'therapy', nuclear energy, electro-pollution and so on. Cancer is also caused by consumption of fermentation. Fermentation usually implies that the action of microorganisms is desirable, and the process is used to produce alcoholic beverages such as wine, beer, and cider. Fermentation is also employed in the leavening of bread, and for preservation techniques to create lactic acid in sour foods such as sauerkraut, dry sausages, kimchi and yogurt, or vinegar (acetic acid) for use in pickling foods. The primary benefit of fermentation is the conversion of sugars and other carbohydrates, e.g., converting juice into wine, grains into beer, carbohydrates into carbon dioxide to leaven bread, and sugars in vegetables into organic acids which preserve them. Food fermentation has been said to serve these main purposes: Enrichment of the diet through development of a diversity of flavors, aromas, and textures in foods. Preservation of food through lactic acid, alcohol, acetic acid, etc. fermentation. Elimination of anti-nutrients in foods, such as phytates in grains, nuts, seeds and legumes (peas and peas from pods, including peanuts) that block digestion of minerals when consumed without proper preparation. A decrease in cooking times. It is for these purposes that most people get cancer. In Dahlem institute the fermentation of cancer cells was discovered decades ago; but only in recent years has it been demonstrated that cancer cells can actually grow in the body almost with only the energy of fermentation. Only today can one submit, with respect to cancer, all the experiments demanded by PASTEUR and KOCH as proof of the prime causes of a disease. If it is true that the replacement of oxygen-respiration by fermentation is the prime cause of cancer, then all cancer cells without exception must ferment, and no normal growing cell ought to exist that ferments in the body.
With that being say we must look at the business be hide cancer. Ten thousand or more people die each week of cancer in the U.S. These cancer victims are subjected to surgery, toxic and debilitating radiation treatments, and toxic life threating and debilitating chemical poisoning as standard cancer patient treatment. The average cancer patient is currently worth approximately $200,000 in income to the cancer industry before they die. This is approximately $ 104,000,000,000 dollars a year to the cancer industry. Tens of billions more are made by the cancer industry on those who survive their cancer treatment. The war on cancer has been a failure for many cancer patients, but not for the cancer industry. Is it not strange that the great increases in certain cancer rates can now be traced directly back to the National Cancer Institutes' research on both developing biological weapons, and cancer causing viruses for cancer vaccine research? We the people have had it with corrupt government officials lying, carrying out duplicitous actions, putting the profits of pharmaceutical companies and the income of members of monopolistic trade associations like the AMA before the health needs of the people. For years the FDA and the cancer industry have been trying to stop the approval of safe, non-toxic and effective cancer treatment. So business can keep thriving. The cancer business is second only, in size, to its big brother, petrochemicals. In the 20 years from 1970 to 1990, in the USA alone, the cancer business was worth an estimated 1 trillion dollars ($1,000,000,000,000).With these kind of amounts involved it is quite understandable why the drug/radiation/scalpel/vivisection cancer cartel have maintained a constant, ruthless campaign to suffocate, at birth, any and all attempts to introduce rational therapeutic regimes to deal with the species-threatening plague. With that being said Treating cancer is BIG business in America -- in fact, it's a $200 billion a year business. Yet 98 percent of conventional cancer treatments not only FAIL miserably, but are also almost guaranteed to make cancer patients sicker. The powers are suppressing natural cancer cures that could help tens of thousands of people get well and live cancer free with little or no dependence on drugs, surgery and chemotherapy. The treatment of cancer in the U.S. is one of the most bald-faced cover-ups in medical history. We have all been lied to. Not just by the liars, but by the people who broadcast the lies, the reporters and other corporate whore media. Even when meaning well, these parrots more than often, having no real science training, will simply repeat what they are told as facts, even when they have no idea if it is true. In the rare case where a reporter tries to tell a forbidden truth, they are soon straightened out by their editors, or the publishing board members who are usually heavy investors in the “way things are”.

What we don’t know is we can overcome cancer with ozone. Cancer is not compatible in a healthy pH environment full of oxygen. For example, CANCER OF THE HEART DOESN’T EXIST. This is because, blood flowing from the lungs into the heart, are at the highest pH and oxygen levels within the entire body. As the blood travels through the lungs, acidic toxins are thrown out of the system leaving it rich with oxygen and a high blood pH. CANCER CELLS HAVE AN EXTREME ACID pH AND ARE OXYGEN DEPLETED while HEALTHY CELLS HAVE A SLIGHTLY ALKALINE pH WITH A HIGH OXYGEN CONTENT.

If a person put more acidic than alkaline elements into their body (basically an aquarium) than, their cellular pH becomes more acidic and lowers. This simultaneously lowers cell oxygen levels and its ability to function properly in healing itself while giving a harmful environments for bad things to survive within. The body has to neutralize these acidic elements by using up its alkaline reserves (mainly-calcium, magnesium, potassium, zinc, sodium) that are stored in body tissue such as the bones, teeth, cartilage and muscles or by storing these elements somewhere in the body. The body also has the tendency to store these acid elements in areas that are already in a weakened state. The one of best treatment for cancer is ozone therapy. Now most people are familiar with oxygen therapy in a general way, like Hyper-baric oxygen, oxygen for patients with breathing disorders like emphazema, etc. But, a type of oxygen therapy has been used for years called ozone therapy. There are some 15,000 + doctors around the world using ozone therapy, some correctly and some not so competently, a treatment by the way, that the government will not even allow to be tested. This is banned in the US because the FDA says “ozone is a poisonous gas with no medical or health benefits”. In fact, the establishment has gone to great lengths to convince the public that ozone is smog. It may be in smog, but that is because it is Nature’s way of cleaning up the environment. Medical ozone has been proven to be effective in conditions ranging from stroke and aids, to cancer and gang green. Medical ozone breaks down into oxygen, they flood the body with Nature's single oxygen atoms. Singlet oxygen and its by-products are very energetic oxidizers-they "burn up" waste products, pollution, microbes and weak (cancerous) cells. They can't protect themselves against oxygen, because they are either inert, lower life forms or diseased. Normal body cells protect themselves from the oxidizing effects of oxygen by naturally producing their own protective antioxidant coatings. We are 66% water. American cities and businesses, including Sea World, purify their water by bubbling ozone through it to kill all the bacteria and viruses. The body is two-thirds water (we are internally permeated with fluids), the same water purification principles would directly apply to us? Ozone is simply infused through your body liquids to sterilize and purify them, and your organs filter out the leftover particulates, just as with drinking water. This body purification method has been successfully applied to the human body by knowledgeable doctors treating diseased persons for over 100 years. Nikola Tesla was big on it. It's simple and it's simple because it's natural. "Natural" means high efficiency and no side effects because it enhances the natural life forces rather than fighting them. Our natural intake of oxygen from our once-natural environment's food, air and water is the way Nature intended us to keep healthy and clean, by naturally oxidizing away the microbes and toxins. Ozone may be one of the greatest medical remedies every discovered by man. Ozone’s success as a cancer preventative and treatment therapy has been based on three important scientific discoveries. First discovery: Nobel Prize winner Dr. Otto Warburg proved that the primary pre-condition for the development of cancer is “a lack of oxygen at cellular level.” Second discovery: Another Nobel prize winner, Dr. James D. Watson co-discoverer of the DNA double helix concluded “among the most useful carcinogenic agents known at present are several viruses.” The development of cancer has a viral component that was not recognized before. Viruses cannot live in oxygen. Germs, being anaerobic really means they not only live without oxygen, but they hate it. If you surround anaerobic bacteria and viruses with oxygen, especially highly active oxygen like ozone or hydrogen peroxide, they die. Most all germs that are harmful to man are anaerobic.

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