How many times do you think a person has cancer and the body fixes itself?
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 at
2:29 pm
Max Power asked:
There is no right or wrong, because it is basically hypothetical.
Let’s just say, cancer of the liver, how many times has the body defeated the cancer before the cancer wins and starts to attack the body?.
Personally, I think several times at least.
Personally, I think several times at least.
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How long can I smoke?
well it depends on how you define cancer, if you think of it as a cell that has gone haywire and is not working properly than your body is fighting that every second. for example if your our in the sun the radiation is constantly breaking apart dna molecules in your skin cells and they are repairing themselves as quickly as they can.
if your talking about a full tumor , than it is possible to have one and not know it, and make a full recovery,
but obviously if you didn’t know you had it, it would be rather impossible to count it as an instance of the body fixing itself
Cancer from smoking
Believe it or not the body can only be attacked when we undermine our bodies emotionally or physically through disrespect & this is natures built in protection
& guiding indicator that we are doing something wrong & it natures built in director to point us toward self improvement. We never do this for others, only for self.
Harmony is natures natural course & when humans create disharmony we not only get sickness & disease but the disharmony affects every other aspect of life.
So self improvement brings harmony all around. What a pity everyone doesnt know this, we would end wars…because whether or not war directly touches us it is always affecting us & our live.
Who’s got the guts to say NO MORE?
Cancer from smoking
Actually its not hypothetical at all. Every person develops cancerous cells between 7-10 times throughout their lifetimes. Most of the time, at least hopefully most of the time our immune systems recognize that something is wrong and fixes it. Its when our bodies immune system is compromised at that given moment is when the cancer cells become prominent and deadly.
How long can I smoke?
In a VERY few cases a cancer may disappear without any treatment.
This spontaneous remission is very rare indeed. William Boyd, a pathologist, documented a large number of such instances in a book he published in 1961. He estimated that approx one in every 100,000 cases of cancer will show spontaneous remission.
In his documentation collected from data extending over 100 years, more than half the proven cases of spontaneous remission came from four types of tumour: renal-cell cancer, melanoma, neuroblastoma and choriocarcinoma. In the other half of the cases, there were one or two examples in almost every type of cancer.
Smoking Effects
A person never gets cancer, and the body ‘fixes’ itself. When a cell replicates, it can mutate. Mostly, our bodies can fix this mutation, but if it can’t, the cell will – for want of a better term, commit *******. So, this cell, that COULD become cancer is killed.
However cancer develops, when the mutated cell does not commit suicide, and cannot be fixed. The cell then multipies, passing on it’s mutation. Gradually, through a number of steps it can become cancerous.
The body can’t fight the cancer – there is no spontaneous recovery. IT can, however PREVENT damaged cells from becoming cancer. So the body has never defeated cancer, however it has prevented it 1000’s of times.
And as a side note to J K, you do not get cancer by creating disharmoney. Do you seriously think that people who get cancer, including babies have brought it on themselves? If you do, I’ll bet you are alone in that!