[cuban leaf]

The entire movie, The Beautiful Truth, is on Youtube. It is about the Gerson treatment. We saw it and thought it was actually pretty interesting. Then we met a woman who had cancer. She was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. She denied all treatment but did the Gerson plan.

She is now cancer free, but the odd thing is that the doctors seem kinda irritated by that and are warning her that it may not be gone.

I’ve heard some condemn this plan because it gives people false hope. But then, don’t all the “established” treatments do the same in most cases, even though they cost unbelieveable amounts of money?

Whenever I see a pink ribbon, I see a scam.

[Veto!]

I’ve heard some condemn this plan because it gives people false hope. But then, don’t all the “established” treatments do the same in most cases, even though they cost unbelieveable amounts of money?... Whenever I see a pink ribbon, I see a scam.

Agree, and agree. The breast cancer industry is particularly frightening, with their cutesy pink shoes and shirts and tumors.

Thanks for mentioning Gerson's work. He seems to be a continuation of Dr. Norwalk's work. Someone I knew went to him in the early 80s in Arizona and was cured of prostate cancer. So I bought a juicer and Norwalk's books on Salads and on Juices and have been at least aware of the benefits since then. I wonder how I'd look and feel today if I'd stayed with it on a daily basis since then. Probably not a wrinkle.