Is there a cure for cancer?!

Posting as one in experience healing cancer naturally.... There are 'cures'.
There are no statistics, because natural health is actually becoming shunned. It doesn't make money. Simply put. Why treat a person if you can make a lot of money.
Lemon juice, coconut oil, meletonin tablets, apricot seeds are just a few foods used to treat cancers.
Many people fail to realize that cancer is toxic. If our bodies can't release these toxins it screws us up.
Additives and preservatives in foods hinder our bodies. As well as such things like arsenic and fluoride in our water, toothpaste and other dental products take a real toll on the body and natural ways of healing.
www.naturalnews.com is a great site for more in formation. There is a lot of disinformation out there concerning the illigitamicy of natural remedy... but there's a reason for that.. I'm sure.

No, that's a load of crap.
Also, there are no 'magic diets', supplements, etc.

A lot of people fall into a logic trap, where they think that doing what PREVENTS cancer, will also CURE cancer.
It doesn't work that way.

The only cure for cancer, is surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.
They are by far the best solutions, with provable track records.
You will find no real statistics on ANY alternative cures for cancer, because there aren't any.
They don't work.

If you have cancer, do what the doctors say.
It's your best chance.

Many cancer deaths in my family, including my mother from lung cancer.

Your question is based on the fact that cancer can't survive in an oxygenated environment. While this is true, I'm afraid your idea won't work.

Infusing the body with oxygen doesn't negate the effects of the toxins that have turned the tissues acidic. The way to introduce oxygen to the cancerous cells and negate the acidic cells is through the blood. People have tried oxygenating the blood with hydrogen peroxide solutions, which sounds like sound advice too, but these create free radicals - which are acidic, and is like jumping from the frying pan into the fire.

The cause of cancer is severe dehydration.

Every one of the trillions off cells in the body need important nutrients to function properly. Water is the delivery system for these nutrients, and salt removes the toxins from all of the cells. When you become dehydrated, the cells don't receive the nutrients they need, and the toxins don't get removed. This turns the cells acidic - creating a breeding ground for disease.

Cancer is nothing more than malfunctioning cells.

The medical community doesn't recognize dehydration at the stage where health problems originate. The American Cancer Society website refers to dehydration as the *result* of disease, but never once mentions it as the *cause*.

The reason the medical community doesn't recognize dehydration is because there's no profit in prescribing water. If, through their "drink plenty of fluids" campaign and their "salt is bad for you" claim, they can keep your health off balance, they will have a steady source of income.

"Fluids" include soft drinks, coffee and other water substitutes that contain sugar, caffeine, carbonation and other additives that make them act like diuretics that pull out more water than they contain - as much as 50% more. And, of course, we're all familiar with the "salt causes high blood pressure" claims - these are false. High blood pressure is caused by dehydration.

If the salt claims were true, then just by cutting back on the salt should lower the blood pressure back to normal without the need for medications (remove the cause and the problem corrects itself - the whole basis for the immune system). But doctors prescribe medications, anyway. This proves that salt has nothing to do with it.

The rise in blood pressure happens when the drought management system kicks in and uses a process called reverse osmosis to apply pressure to inject water into dehydrated cells. This process pushes against the arteries and is reflected on the blood pressure gauge.

Cancer can be cured with water, salt, a few supplements and a little commitment to adjust the person's lifestyle. The lifestyle change is important - you can't keep doing the same things and expect different results.