The conventional cancer
treatment methods create more cancer than they actually cure. According to Natural
News 99.9 percent of Prostate Specific Antigen tests yield inconclusive
results. The only sure result is that those who go through a PSA test
needlessly get exposed to risks of getting infected with cancer.
The problem is so dire
that the American Urological Association
or AUA has announced that men below the age of 55 or over 70 need not undergo
this test at all, reports Natural News. This suddenly renders
the long reliable prostate cancer screening method not only useless but
dangerous as well. Know more of this horrifying story at http://www.naturalnews.com/040229_PSA_screening_prostate_cancer_medical_hoax.html#ixzz2Sc3BlA46
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Urologists have divided
men according to their ages and have specified who should undergo PSA testing
and who should not. Men below the age of 40 should never undergo the test, Men
aged between 40 and 55 years should not opt for the test if they are at an
average risk. However, those in between 55 and 70 years should opt for the test
only after consulting a well known physician and men over the age of 70 should
probably skip the test as it is not going to alter their average life
expectancy. Know more on this at http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2013/05/03/180871950/urologists-recommend-less-psa-testing-for-prostate-cancer
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While PSA is reported of
being useless and being equipped with a potential of breeding cancer, natural
substances like Laetrile and Vitamin C can cure cancer. Laetrile, also known as
Vitamin B17 is composed of glucose, hydrogen cyanide and benzaldehyde. The
cancerous cells attract the Laetrile from the bloodstream in order to extract glucose
from it but instead get poisoned and killed by the substance.
It was previously thought
that Laetrile is harmful for non-cancerous cells but latest researches show
that it poses no harm to the rest of the body.
Visit the site http://www.camelotcancercare.com/blog/2011/08/31/how-laetrile-and-vitamin-c-help-kill-cancer/
to know more on this.
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