The Problem of Cancer (Part 2)

with Dr. Tom Cowan

How effective is the Gerson therapy in combatting cancer? What about the ketogenic diet? And mistletoe therapy? In part 2 of the series on cancer, holistic physician and author Dr. Tom Cowan explains what leads to cancer in the body and why we need to explore new and alternative approaches to heal from it. He discusses the above protocols, covering the pros and cons. He discusses deuterium-depleted water and its promise for cancer patients. And he offers long-term strategies for those who want to avoid cancer altogether and cultivate vibrant health.

Notes:

Highlights from the conversation include:

an explanation of the Gerson therapy: which includes drinking carrot juice, coffee enemas and fresh liver juice every 2 hours
how Gerson may not have understood all that was at play re. potassium/sodium balance, but he was onto something
how the Gerson therapy has been a successful protocol for some
why it may be wise for some to undertake some aspects of this protocol prior to any diagnosis
an explanation of deuterium-depleted water and its use in cancer therapy
the amazing results of mistletoe therapy
the “jello” analogy for explaining how the crystalline gel is formed in our bodies
ATP’s crucial role in helping form the gel and distribute sodium and potassium
how the Ketogenic diet is good, but does not lower blood sugar sufficiently to “starve cancer”
how it does change the level of deuterium
why the Keto diet is a good option for better health
where the water in our body comes from and why it is important for our cells
why Tom included water in the title of his book—it has to do with the role of water in healing