Breast Cancer Myth #7

[Lisa Graham]

Myth #7  The cancer non-profits are searching for a cure for cancer

The Truth: Even if one was found, they would never allow a cure to be publicized, it would destroy the cancer treatment industry.

 

Its the great scam of the cancer industry: We're searching for a cure, they claim! Never mind the fact that they've been using this same con since the late 60's, when they claimed to be only a few million dollars away from curing cancer forever.  The search for "the cure" is pure deception. It's a clever con to take money from people for all those silly pink ribbon activities, but the truth is that the cancer industry doesn't believe there's such a thing as cure.  Just ask the FDA, the AMA or any state health licensing board: Anyone claiming to have a cancer "cure" is immediately considered a quack.  Over the last several decades, countless doctors researching genuine cancer cures have been arrested, imprisoned or run out of the country.  Finally, even if they actually find a "cure" (which they won't, since that would destroy the profits of the cancer industry), do you think they would give it away for free? Of course not! They'd charge hundres of thousands of dollars for it, milking the maximum profits out of a terrified population for their newest wonder drug.  Notice, by the way, that not a single conventional breast cancer non-profit group -- nor any drug company -- has announced that its breakthrough cancer drugs will be given away for free.  And that leads you to the question: If they're not planning on giving away the cure for free, then why are you giving them money for free to pay for their R&D?  Why should people donate money to the wealthiest corporations in the world (the drug companies) who are going to take their money and use it to develop a new wave of drugs that are sold to cancer victims at outrageous price markups sometimes exceeding 550,000% of the cost of the chemical ingredients?  The truth is, anyone who donates money for any such "search for the cure" is being conned outright.  There's a sucker born every minute, P.T. Barnum famously said.  What he neglected to add is that most of them are now buying pink products and thinking they're helping find a "cure" for cancer.  Please don't be suckered, keep your money, or invest it in vitamin D supplements or anti-cancer herbs.  You want to cure cancer? Cure it in your own body first.  It's a lot less expensive and you get to keep your hair, too.

[The Nut Lady]

Great Post Lisa, If only we could get more of this information out to the mainstream public so that "Big Pharma" could be unmasked as the charlatans and money gougers they are. Your post have been great I am going to be more active on this site now the new year has come and I will be very grateful for your help.

[ednshell]

Great post Lisa! :)

 

"If they're not planning on giving away the cure for free, then why are you giving them money for free to pay for their R&D?"  

It seems obvious doesn't it?  Yet they are making millions.

 

It's an outrage that they have claimed pink as theirs.  To me the color pink is much like the color purple, I wear pink because it's got a sweet, vibrant glow, it's soothing, calming and peaceful.  I don't want anyone to mistake my pink clothes for a sign of support of 'the cure' fraud.  Thank goodness the group 'code pink' came onto the scene! :)

[George S Gray]

Great posts Lisa, love your enthusiasm.  I've been reading all your posts and we definitely need more people like you who are switched on to what is actually going on in the medical profession's "Cancerworld". I hope you keep well and keep on contributing to help people; you are an inspiration to us all.

Have you read this below?

The Cancer Treatment Protection Racket

— How the Cancer Act 1939 maintains ineffective cancer treatments
John Smith—04/2012

The Cancer Act 1939 and similar legislation around the world gives orthodox cancer treatment an undeserved monopoly, ensuring that ineffective but profitable treatments like chemotherapy and radiotherapy can never be challenged by more effective alternative treatments.