Curing cancer ‘not a realistic goal,’ doctors focus on managing instead of curing disease
At the American Association for Cancer research annual conference Dr. Coussens said “50 years ago diabetes was a death sentence, now it is a chronic disease that is managed. “With regards to a cure for cancer, it’s really not a realistic goal. I don’t know if cancer is a disease that can be cured. I think for most of us, the goal is management where we think about cancer like other chronic disease,”
“It’s been a big shift in the last 10 years with thinking about cancer in that way: instead of a cure, treat it like a chronic disease where you live with disease and live your life well with that disease. It’s a major shift, but a tremendous goal,” she added.
If they manage cancer instead of curing it, they can drag it on for year$ and make trillion$. If they cure it, the money train comes to a $udden $top.
After trillions of dollars and quadrillion of man hours put into trying to find the cure for cancer, now all of a sudden we have someone in the medical community claim, it’s really not a realistic goal. HELLOOOOOOOOOO!!
If a cure for cancer was ever found (I think it has), a multi-mega-gigantic-colossal portion of the medical community would go BUST.
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Don’t ever think this cartoon isn’t far from the truth.
Can we even begin to imagine how many doctors and pharmaceutical big wigs would be standing on the railing of the Golden Gate Bridge, if one day the cure for cancer was found.
Through the years, the honesty and integrity of the many people in the medical community has been flushed down the toilet. Their primary concern, first and foremost is to make money. Coming in second, maybe, is the care for the patient. The more test and procedures they can SELL us, the more $oldi they make.
To think there are organizations like the Cleveland Clinic for one, calling themselves a NON-PROFIT is laughable.
Take a look at this annual report and tell me they are a non-profit.
If cancer and some other critical diseases would suddenly go away, what would happen to all of the mega operations like this???
Small example:
Unnecessary surgery exposed! Why 60% of all surgeries are medically unjustified and how surgeons exploit patients to generate profits
https://www.naturalnews.com/012291_unnecessary_surgery_hysterectomies.html#
At one time, I heard the number was up in the 75% range.
SOOOOOOOOOO, can anyone tell me, with a mentality like much of the medical community has, do they REALLY want to find a cure for cancer??
I know this for a fact. A very dear friend of mine recently die from colon cancer; BUTTT two days before, the doctors talked her family into giving her a colostomy. No one can convince me that the doctors and hospital did not see the cancer when they did the exploratory surgery prior to the colostomy operation. This happens 100’s if not 1,000’s of time a day. What kind of people would do a shameful thing such as this??
http://health.costhelper.com/ileostomy.html
How can situations like this be proven negligent or unnecessary?? It is very difficult. The medical community has a tighter network than the cops do with their Blue Code. They call it themselves Stethoscope Squad.
What do I call people who would slice someone open for the fee?? Money hungry, despicable, heart-less and soul-less profiteers.
So, do I think there has been or is a cure for certain types of cancer that are being suppressed?? Absolutely yes. On top of it; we have a well-respected doctor that actually said; it’s really not a realistic goal to hunt for the cure.
Don’t forget FOLKS, these people are the pillars of the community. So who can we trust in this world? Not priest – teachers – coaches – cops – the judicial system – money managers – people involved with kids for nefarious reasons – doctors or even the dentist, that is feeling up one of his patients while they are in La La Land. Some of what they do is criminal.
It is shameful to think we have to live on the defense, BUTT those are cold hard facts.
The moral of the story is; don’t trust anyone, regardless of who they claim to be, until they have proven themselves. Trust is earned, not given.
I always like to qualify my statements. There are 1,000’s of dedicated, honest, hard working, caring and compassionate people in the medical community. BUTT like with the few rogue cops we have serving, they make the rest of the TRUE-BELIEVERS look bad.
The best way I can put it to all of the bandits out there wearing the white jackets, se le scarpe si adattano, indossale (if the shoes fit, put them on).
Happy Sunday to all.
