我們都需要明白,癌症並不是一種疾病,癌症只是一個症狀。
癌症,例如,是身體的方式以保持我們活著的其他東西。
我們有太多的毒素在我們的系統中,它們會殺死我們。
所以身體建立了一個泡沫,一個氣泡,一個癌症,
並將所有的毒品集中,
基本上保持毒品在它們不傷害的地方。
這是一個癌症。
所以癌症基本上就是你的朋友。
The tumor is working on keeping you alive.
So that's why it's so dangerous if anybody comes with a needle, with a needle biopsy, for example,
and pinches into this tumor and releases the toxins into the system,
and all of a sudden they find you have a very fast-growing, very aggressive cancer
that you didn't have before the needle biopsy.
The same problem occurs with mammography.
If somebody has a lymph node, for example,
our lymph nodes are basically, just to simplify it, our physical immune system.
They collect all the poisons, dilute them,
and basically help us to get rid of all these toxins.
So if a lymph node is really full with toxins,
and we have four times more lymph liquid than blood,
so there's a lot of toxins, a lot of lymph liquid to work through.
If a lymph node really works really well and collects all these toxins,
and sometimes there's just too much in it, it gets inflamed,
so it takes a while longer to get rid of these toxins, to neutralize these toxins.
So when you have a mammography, they put 50 pounds of pressure
on the most gland-landed tissue in the female body, the breast.
If this lymph node is now looking like a pimple that's ready to burst,
and you put 50 pounds of pressure on that, that cannot be a good thing.
Usually it bursts, and that's what causes cancer.
So it's not like just statistically, every mammography raises the cancer risk 2%,
but it's also mammographies can cause cancer
just by the pressure that's applied, for example.