'lizbeth
07-28-2013, 11:12 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K80QlsPUeXY
I like this video, not so much for the premise that you can cure cancer with baking soda.
It addresses some of the thinking obstacles that I have observed that is being shared by scientists, doctors and patients.
Perhaps the cure for many cancers has already been found (like Dr. Nagourney suggests), but the biggest problem might be that to accept wellness might challenge the very core principles of what each individual has based their own reality on.
This is quite philosophical.
Okay, so maybe you aren't ready to cure cancer with baking soda - it makes a great teeth whitener, or refrigerator freshener!
I like this video, not so much for the premise that you can cure cancer with baking soda.
It addresses some of the thinking obstacles that I have observed that is being shared by scientists, doctors and patients.
Perhaps the cure for many cancers has already been found (like Dr. Nagourney suggests), but the biggest problem might be that to accept wellness might challenge the very core principles of what each individual has based their own reality on.
This is quite philosophical.
Okay, so maybe you aren't ready to cure cancer with baking soda - it makes a great teeth whitener, or refrigerator freshener!