Possible ways to cure cancer or any uncurable diseases as of now.

[Nefarian]

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My idea:

How about putting the whole human body into a vacuum so there's a cutoff of oxygen supply?Any living organism will surely die without an oxygen supply. Not unless those viruses produces their own oxygen which I doubt. The problem would be is where will the person get its oxygen supply. Hmm how about a med that gives you oxygen for 1 week. lol.

[yokam]

Cure the uncurable diseases? To dream the impossible dream?

[Nefarian]

lol. Someday.

[clarkhkent]

basin kanang tuba-tuba ay....mao na cya possible nga cure! awp

[Chipmunk888]

basin kanang tuba-tuba ay....mao na cya possible nga cure! awp

yeah right. nakatabang gani na sa akong panohot.

[yokam]

Coconut water is good for cleansing. But what I'm not sure is to what extent.

[burn_my_eyes]

pa tabang ni unkle mar lopez

[d`monyita]

oxygenation of the cells of the body will give a leverage for your body to start the healing process.

i read somewhere (a long time ago mga 3 yrs ago) that cancer cells are anaerobic...meaning they cannot survive a highly oxygenated environment... that is why chlorophyll products work well in helping the body heal... that is why we are always told to eat our veggies hehehehe.

[diem]

[color=navy]@EVERYONE, Let us please be responsible and do not propose any medical cure/treatment theories just for fun, without scientific basis or research to support such theories.

I do not mean to be serious about this but I feel that being afflicted with a currently uncurable disease shouldn't be a joking matter.

I suggest everyone to read on, about or watch the film LORENZO'S OIL about the life and trials of the Odone family whose efforts in saving their son from the seemingly incurable and debilitating disease Adrenoleukodystrophy and how these ordinary people without medical experience was able to spark intensive research and a great hope for a cure for this disease.

[rockart9]

cancer is particularly hard to cure because a number of things can cause it from exposure to radiation to viruses to environmental factors. Each type of cancer is different and caused by different things. However, the latest development in the fight against cervical cancer is a a vaccine against the Human papillomavirus (HPV). Cervarix and Gardasil. These vaccines target the two most common high-risk HPVs associated with cervical cancer, types 16 and 18. Together, these two HPV types currently cause about 70 percent of all cervical cancer. Gardasil also targets HPV types 6 and 11, which together currently cause about 90 percent of all cases of genital warts.

This vaccine is very effective in preventing cancer in young women who have not been exposed to HPV. The sooner your daughter gets vaccinated, the more effective the protection will be. The vaccine does not work as well for those who were already exposed to the virus before getting the vaccine. DPH is confident that more than 70 percent of the cervical cancers in the CNMI will be prevented by this vaccine.

The HPV Vaccine is licensed and safe. Before it was approved, the vaccine was studied in 11,000 girls and women in the U.S. and around the world. These studies have shown no serious side effects. Almost 100,000 girls have been vaccinated already, including more than 1,000 in the CNMI. No serious side-effects have been reported to DPH.
http://www.saipantribune.com/newssto...3&newsID=72799

i think young women should go to their gynecologist and ask them if they're a candidate for the vaccine...