Curing cancer with naturopathy!

[Aractus]

I never said "bitch got what she deserved". I said she was dumb, stupid. Not because she was deceived - I don't think she was deceived. Like I said before, if she didn't want medical treatment that's perfectly fine. And she didn't deserve cancer, no one does. But you have to understand she was using her journey as an example for others to follow as well. She was an active participator, which makes her culpable and part of the problem. She says clearly in the video that follows the one I posted that "some people can cure cancer by making a simple lifestyle change". In fact I'll post the video of the Doc that makes the claim (the claim that the body is self-healing):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzCqB2rpoa0

He's been practising alternative medicine for 40 years! Notice how he defends charging USD 6,000 per week for his quackery (Gerson therapy). So she stayed there for 6 weeks, I guess that's a cost of USD 36,000. Nope, I was wrong. It was USD 75,000! (Incl. travel expenses)

But here's the thing, when she went back to the States she continued the treatment at home. It's not as if she stopped "treatment" - she continued Gerson therapy until she died.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxJ_z4BQlHk

Right so if you want, just skip ahead to the last 40 seconds of that video - she says clearly she expects to beat cancer with naturopathy; and that it's the "proper way" to do it.

Why don't we look at some of the comments posted on THAT video?





Hopefully you see the problem. First she tried naturopathy (strict raw vegan diet) on her own, then she went into a "clinic" and had "Gerson therapy" (juices and vitamins), then she went home and continued the "Gerson therapy". The worst thing is she gave over USD 30,000 (which was donated to her from well-wishers apparently) to this quack that cannot even legally practise in the USA because the USA recognises that what he does is illegal. She's 100% culpable - he didn't lure her in - she sought out this treatment.