“There isn’t a cancer that can’t be cured by the right diet, as long as no pharma poisons, radiation, or surgery have spoiled the chances.”
I employ diet as part of my anti-cancer regimen and I think it’s important, but that statement’s over the top. There are people who have tried diet and alternative medicine before trying allopathic treatments and it didn’t cure their cancer (some, yes - but by no means all). Not to mention that there are strongly conflicting opinions on what the best dietary approach is...total vegans, Paleo-diet advocates (a la Weston Price Foundation), raw foods only, Gerson therapy, etc., etc., etc.
No, its not over the top, it is completely accurate.
The time, and specific diet vary depending on the type of cancer, and the level of progression.
Webster Kehr’s site has the necessary information for all types. There is such a thing as “too late” though. That isn’t the fault of the treatment.
With the AMA method, the patient never gets the chance to die of cancer; the therapy kills them first.