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HPS-online guided cleansing
Cancer stats
Still not confident about colon cleansing and therapeutic
juice fasting?
Check the below official stats from 1998. Things were bad already then... its
only gotten
worse in the last 5 years... and it's going to get worse in the next 15 years!
"15 million new cancer
cases are expected annually by 2020, a 50 per cent increase over
current rates."
(Newsweek, April 14, 2003, pg. 5)
Colon/rectal cancer
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Estimated number of diagnosed US cases this year: 95,600
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Percentage of people diagnosed during their lifetimes: 6%
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Potential reduction through diet and lifestyle: 66%-75%
Lung cancer
Please note, the real reason why the lung and colon cancers
are at the top of the list numerically is simple- the lungs and colon are paired organs in
Chinese medicine. A dysfunction in one almost always in accompanied by an impairment in
the corresponding paired organ.
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Estimated number of diagnosed US cases this year: 171,500
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Percentage of people diagnosed during their lifetimes: 7%
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Potential reduction through diet and lifestyle: 90-95%
Prostate cancer
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Estimated number of diagnosed US cases this year: 184,500
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Percentage of people diagnosed during their lifetimes: 17%
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Potential reduction through diet and lifestyle: 10-20%
Breast cancer
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Estimated number of diagnosed US cases this year: 180,300
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Percentage of people diagnosed during their lifetimes: 14%
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Potential reduction through diet and lifestyle: 33-50%
Newsweek's comments on diet & cancer.
"Diet won't eliminate cancer from the world.
And until many more studies are completed, we'll have to
speculate its potential to keep people healthy.
"We can say that diet in certain situation may help
reduce the risk of cancer", says Shike of Memorial Sloan-Kettering. "But we
can't say it will prevent cancer. There are many things to take into
consideration." Arnot is the first to admit that. But he makes no apologies for
alerting people to the possibilities.
"If you wait to test every dietary component in 1,000
women over five years each," he says, "you'll be very old- probably dead- by the
time we have definitive results.
The pattern is there. Adopting a cuisine that incorporates
the data we have in hand, and is associated with generations of health- that's a bet worth
taking." If science were linking plant-rich diets to obesity, heart disease, cancer
and stroke, we might have something to lose. The real gamble is to stick to fast food, and
assume you'll be right."
Last year, according to a new study, some 83 million
Americans- more than 40% of the adult population- sought out herbalist, chiropractors and
other unconventional practitioners. We paid more visits to these healers (629 million)
than to primary care physicians (386 million) and the cost of the whole endeavor topped
$27 billion.
Middle America has dabbled in alternative health care since
the 1970's. But as Harvard researchers reported in JAMA's lead article, the trend has
exploded during the 90's. By comparing their new survey results with earlier ones, the
researchers showed that reliance on alternative practitioners, from hypnotists to
homeopaths, has grown by nearly 50 percent during the 1990's.
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