Natural Cancer Cure: Junk Food, Burgers and Fries

A natural cancer cure claim or suggestion is NEVER in the form of junk food, burgers and fries. Critics of natural cancer cure claims say that the vegan or raw vegan diet has not been clinically shown to cure cancer. Drug companies control cancer research and want your money. Critics say when cancer patients go vegan and then their cancer disappears, the only explanation is a spontaneous remission of cancer.

Well, if there is no truth to natural cancer cures from the 100 percent vegan or raw vegan diet, then how come nobody has come forward to preach that a junk food diet can heal cancer? What about the Krispy Crème diet? The pizza and beer diet for treating cancer? You'd think that if someone wrote a book called, "Cure Cancer with Milk and Cookies," they'd make a fortune.

But no sir, the "cure cancer" books all endorse the very kind of diet that most people find quite unpalatable: mostly raw vegetation and seeds. So if you think the natural cancer cure gurus are just out for an easy buck, how many people do you know will buy a book about eating dandelions, raw mushrooms, beet and celery juice, raw carrots and broccoli, and nothing else but fruit? Who'd want to buy a book that says you can't eat meat, eggs, bread, pasta or anything processed or cooked?

So the theory that natural cancer cure gurus just want to make money needs to be tossed out the window, because if you wanted to make money off of desperate cancer patients or the general population, writing a book called "The Cake and Ice Cream Diet for Treating Cancer" would surely help pay off your mortgage.

But you don't see books like this, do you?

Critics of natural cancer cure claims like to point out the lack of clinical studies. YES, there are really no clinical studies to support these claims; all the studies involve conventional cancer treatment. And, there will NEVER be an assortment of clinical studies researching the effectiveness of the raw vegan diet.

WHY?