[Bratch]

[Darksheare]

Let’s take a moment to recall a vegan troll here on FR.
Oh.. wait.. that’s “VEGAN!” as he said it.
Wonder how he’d take the news of this one.

[Steve Van Doorn]

Looked her up last year saying (bla bla bla talks a lot) she had mold in her bathroom and didn't do anything about it for a while. Typical case now a days of over isolating the house to save energy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jwKRKLLVQA

[KTM rider]

Reminds me of the modern parable about the lady who had faith in the lord and was trapped in her house as floodwaters rose.

she remembered the pastor said pray to the lord and he will save you, as the waters rose she was at the tip of the roof and did not know how to swim

as she continued to pray a helicopter came and lowered a basket, the loudspeaker said climb in the basket , to which she replied: " no thank you, I have faith in the lord to save me"

[montag813]

She also claimed in one video that she was “healed by God” and “used to live a gay lifestyle,”....Neither claims have any medical or scientific basis

This story stinks of agenda politics. I don't trust a thing the niece or reporter say.

[Secret Agent Man]

Chemo hastened her death.

[Vendome]

Now we know what was eating her...

[ontap]

I have a relative who is a vegan. She is insufferable to be around and makes idiotic claims on the curative affects of organic vegetables. Mind you they have to be organic. A carrot not grown on a genuine liberal democrat gardeners garden spot is useless, preferably the gardener should be from San Francisco!!!

[Sontagged]

I had cancer. Went total vegan, no oils, modified Gerson Therapy... cleared the kidneys and liver. (P.S. in church circles, this is called the Daniel fast)

and Prayer. And the Lord healed me.

Sorry naysayers.

Jesus heals. (Thank you Lord God!)

And vegan diets/non GMO/no flouride works. I refused chemo for obvious reasons... it’s Nazi era medicine.

Chemo killed this woman, not cancer,
but I don’t trust anything I see in the YouTube MSM anymore.

It’s all purposeful disinformation.

[I want the USA back]

I never understood why so many people go wild over the latest fads, and lose their powers of reason, simply because something is “sweeping the country.”

Fads come and go, and are usually worth nothing.

[rlmorel]

Funny how the debate always seems to go one way on this.

I disagree with people who think curing a cancer can be done by following a certain diet or eating some unusual thing, but I believe if they want to do it, they should be able to. If they die, that is on them.

If I want to engage chemotherapy, the same people will mercilessly ridicule you, accuse you of being a dupe of “big Pharma” and feeding “the health care scam”.

[Buckeye McFrog]

She could have chosen medical treatment and still died.
Possibly much more miserably.

[Rockingham]

In principle, her approach makes sense in that the right kinds of greens have potent anti-cancer effects, while glucose from sugars and starches helps feed cancer growth. In one famous example, a Greek American with terminal lung cancer declined treatment and went back to his boyhood home in Greece to die among friends and family. Living in a simple hut on a remote island, he ate nothing but wild greens that he collected on the hillsides, supplemented with olives and occasional small portions of cheese and fish. After six months, his health improved and he was found to be clear of cancer.

Yet there is an inherent fallacy in advancing such accounts in that few people are able to make such wrenching changes in diet and lifestyle. Modern medical science has no easy answer for cancer treatment, but it is making progress. Eventually, within a decade or so, cancer will be mostly treatable and curable even with the faults of our modern diet and lifestyle.