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This got needlessly personal, really fast. "Slowing the growth" of cancer doesn't shrink the cancer, the cancer is still growing. Slower. It buys time. But it'
by cjslep 7y ago
This got needlessly personal, really fast.
"Slowing the growth" of cancer doesn't shrink the cancer, the cancer is still growing. Slower. It buys time. But it's not a cure. Maybe I can appreciate it, because it took my grandmother away from me. The one my parents named me after.
I am very sorry for your friends and others going through it.
- RobertRoberts 7y agoI certainly don't mean it to be personal. (sorry, not my intentions) Cancer doesn't stop growing until it first slows down. I think this is simple logic. Slowing the growth of cancer with only a change in eating habits (not even the food contents) is almost magically/ridiculously simple. And it's sad that it's not main stream method for helping cancer patients. (I know it's not a cure, but if it helps even a little, it's useful)