What Is Cancer?
Cancer is a disease of the body's cells. Normally cells grow and multiply in a controlled way, however, if something causes a mistake to occur in the cells' genetic blueprints, this control can be lost. Cancer is the term used to describe collections of these cells, growing and potentially spreading within the body. As cancerous cells can arise from almost any type of tissue cell, cancer actually refers to about 100 different diseases.
Cancer cells that do not spread beyond the immediate area in which they arise are said to be benign ie. they are not dangerous. If these cells spread into surrounding areas, or to different parts of the body, they are known as malignant - commonly referred to as cancer.
Cancer cells that do not spread beyond the immediate area in which they arise are said to be benign ie. they are not dangerous. If these cells spread into surrounding areas, or to different parts of the body, they are known as malignant - commonly referred to as cancer.
Microbes Under Microscope...
Worms are most of the time found in the cecum front part of the large colon. It can be seen on an x-ray because the cecum becomes distorted and forms a "V" shape which sags because of the colony of worms inside. Worms can live in the the colon for years if not decades because they keep reproducing but the life of a worm is approximately 2 years. Worms give off toxins from their waste excrements which creates intestinal toxemia for the human. It's a vicious cycle that keeps repeating undiagnosed. |
Microbes are one of the main leading causes of cancer. Scientists and researchers are leading efforts to better understand how microbes can be controlled and used to develop better methods of therapy and possibly even prevent cancer from developing. Tapeworm Larvae After an Enema...
Coffee enemas are used to increase the liver's detoxification capacity. Certain substances in the coffee stimulate an important detoxification enzyme in the liver as well as dilate the bile ducts and increase the flow of bile.
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