Could Blue Light Be a Cancer Cure?

re: Could Blue Light Be a Cancer Cure?

pepetango — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:19:08 GMT

For another cancer cure approach, probably successfully, see www.drrathhealthalliance.com

re: Could Blue Light Be a Cancer Cure?

weaver_3 — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:54:43 GMT

Is it possible that the light that was used gave off UVB's in the range that is known to catalyze the production of vitamin D, and that it's the vitamin D that's upsetting the cancer? I wonder?

Grandpa Weaver

re: Could Blue Light Be a Cancer Cure?

curlilox — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:20:05 GMT

All you have to do to kill a cancer cell is to heat it to 108 degrees F. The University of Wisconsin did a laser study and found it took care of brain cancer and the patients DID NOT need chemo. The FDA has finally approved this therapy, but only if used in conjunction with chemotherapy.
Red light therapy will also dissolve fibrocystic breast cysts.

re: Could Blue Light Be a Cancer Cure?

healthiswealth — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 15:53:22 GMT

That is simply amazing. It needs to be massively researched from the ocean of cancer research money that is available.

Unfortunately, blue light bulbs are probably not as profitable as poison (chemo drugs) and toxic cancer causing radiation. And a cure is definitely not profitable for the Evil Empire known as the allopathic health industry.

The cancer industry and cancer "charities" need to be exposed to the public for the failure and fraud they are in the war on cancer, otherwise none of these promising treatments will be advanced. They are actually STIFLING possible cures with the power, money and stature the public gives to them.

The myth that they have made any progress at all after trillions of dollars spent needs to be exposed to the reality that cancer is only getting worse, and they are actually perpetuating it.