Should we take statistics to heart? When a doctor tells you that the statistics are in your favor should you agree and select that treatment? These are questions you should ask yourself before making any medical decision. Medical statistics are created from people grouped together. What about the odds of 70% in your favor and the 30% that is not in your favor? How do you justify those groups of people that do not make it? What do you tell those family members? Statistics are not done as individually where they take into consideration of what your blueprint is. Life is not one fits all, not everyone wears the same size, so why do we group people together and not take in account of their
At one time, everyone thought the world was flat, until someone sailed around the world and noticed it was not. This is just like medicine, most everyone has a mindset that there is only one way to take care of cancer and for that matter many other diseases such as Lupus and Lyme’s. We think that we have to cut away the cancers and have chemo and radiation, because we are told by our conventional doctors. Where did they learn this, by research? No, by only of what they are taught. Do doctors research on their own? Do they go the extra mile to see what other countries do and how they have been treating these illnesses? Knowledge is power, we need to take cancer into our own hands and re
