[Aliantha]

annoyedsas...As I posted earlier, I think most of the winning of the battle against so many illnesses is because of the patients strong will and positive mental outlook. So I also believe that if someone doesn't believe something will work, chances are it wont, but if they do believe it will work, then they've already won half the battle.

My point is, I believe it's the mind that does the healing, no matter what medications you take; traditional or alternative.

So, in your defense here, I have tried to suggest that the negativity displayed by some posters could have been harmful to your recovery because you might start to doubt why you're getting better.

Of course, in their defense, they have a right to say what they like, so I suppose the lesson to be learned here is, find what's working for you and then just do it. Some treatments aren't acceptable to many people for many reasons, but if what you're doing works for you, then just go ahead and have the last laugh.

That's what I think.

The reason you may sense negativity from me is because my mother was ripped off by a quack. I'm sure if she'd survived cancer I'd be shouting the benefits of B17 from the rooftops. She tried traditional methods first and had no result, so she turned to alternatives because the doctors only had palliative medications to offer her. I guess her number was up no matter what. I don't believe there's a 'cure' for cancer either way. I believe there are only treatments, some of which work and some of which don't.

The way the human race lives is cancerous. It's no wonder we're all getting it.