will we ever cure cancer?

[Jobe]

I think cancer will be figured out. I also think we should be exploring alternative treatments. The one alternative I know about is monoatomics. I have some now in my cupboard. One monoatomic healer is a mixture of rhodium, iridium and gold. It is able (with studies shown) to penetrate the cell wall and heal it as opposed to killing it (like chemo). Very promising stuff but it is not on the radar. I have lost some close friends and family to cancer and it is hard. I have tried to bring up monoatomics but who are you going to listen to? Your doctor or me. I get it. But look at it at least. M-State is all natural using very ancient protocals of breaking down certain elements into single atom states where gold or rhodium etc. is no longer phyisical but it is there to be administered to the he body.

[Gitfiddlemann]

Originally Posted by Jobe

I think cancer will be figured out. I also think we should be exploring alternative treatments. The one alternative I know about is monoatomics. I have some now in my cupboard. One monoatomic healer is a mixture of rhodium, iridium and gold. It is able (with studies shown) to penetrate the cell wall and heal it as opposed to killing it (like chemo). Very promising stuff but it is not on the radar. I have lost some close friends and family to cancer and it is hard. I have tried to bring up monoatomics but who are you going to listen to? Your doctor or me. I get it. But look at it at least. M-State is all natural using very ancient protocals of breaking down certain elements into single atom states where gold or rhodium etc. is no longer phyisical but it is there to be administered to the he body.

Interesting info, and new to me.
Seems that it is on the radar, if this NIH source is any indication:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31140997/

[rokdog49]

Cancer is a extremely complex disease that cannot be put in a box and generalized about. It comes in many forms and every human being who contracts it is different and their body reacts differently to the disease.
What science knows for certain is that empirical data shows that certain cancers can be brought on by specific things. Then, there are the exceptions to that.
These days, the technology to detect cancer early, identify the type of cancer specifically and target treatments to fight it are light years ahead of even ten years ago.
A lot of progress has been made and remissions have been increasing significantly depending on the type of cancer and the stage.
Right now, it’s what we have.

[ceciltguitar]

Originally Posted by Jobe

I think cancer will be figured out. I also think we should be exploring alternative treatments. The one alternative I know about is monoatomics. I have some now in my cupboard. One monoatomic healer is a mixture of rhodium, iridium and gold. It is able (with studies shown) to penetrate the cell wall and heal it as opposed to killing it (like chemo). Very promising stuff but it is not on the radar. I have lost some close friends and family to cancer and it is hard. I have tried to bring up monoatomics but who are you going to listen to? Your doctor or me. I get it. But look at it at least. M-State is all natural using very ancient protocals of breaking down certain elements into single atom states where gold or rhodium etc. is no longer phyisical but it is there to be administered to the he body.

I’ve never heard of monoatomics. I’m neutral, and I’m also skeptical, and I think that hopeful curiosity combined with skepticism is a good, honest attitude to have in an open minded search for scientific truth. Here’s the first review of monoatomics that pop up in a search engine query:

https://supplementpolice.com/monoatomic-gold/

[RP]

Originally Posted by Methos1979

Like others have said, I believe it will slowly be more and more treatable and become a chronic condition that for better or worse you will be able to live with longer. Part of the issue is calling it just cancer like it's one thing. There are just SO many different types and stages/levels of cancers affecting many different parts of the human body's various systems, each with its own regimen of treatment...

Good thoughts, Methos. While I'm not an avid environmentalist, I still truly believe that what we ingest and do to the environment, whose by-products we ingest one way or the other, are going to produce some deleterious affects be it cancer, major increase in those on the autism spectrum and an increasingly ADHD society...

[Jobe]

Originally Posted by ceciltguitar

I’ve never heard of monoatomics. I’m neutral, and I’m also skeptical, and I think that hopeful curiosity combined with skepticism is a good, honest attitude to have in an open minded search for scientific truth. Here’s the first review of monoatomics that pop up in a search engine query:

https://supplementpolice.com/monoatomic-gold/

That was quite the professional website you displayed. Really? It's bigger than that kind of nonsense. If you are open minded why post that? Your first review. Took me three years to get an understanding of it. That is an unfair opinion with very little information. And I'm being nice.

[jp2558]

mRNA, CRISPR, and Targeted Gene Therapy are the up and coming treatments, with TGT looking to be quite promising. However there are some ethical concerns of where it may lead us outside of curing cancer and other maladies.

[J Patrick]

Originally Posted by jp2558

mRNA, CRISPR, and Targeted Gene Therapy are the up and coming treatments, with TGT looking to be quite promising. However there are some ethical concerns of where it may lead us outside of curing cancer and other maladies.

…..yes….they are working hard to establish genetic markers for cancer….I submitted DNA to the UW for analysis after cancer treatments….turns out I don’t have any markers at this time but they’re hunting them down and may someday be able to target genes and prevent cancer…..

[rokdog49]

Theoretically, the complexities of that have to be incredible and as diverse as each human being.