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One area of particular interest is the question of the difference between cancer cure and cancer remission. ... Most chronic illnesses cannot be eradicated but they can be put into remission. Often this requires ongoing treatment for life because the medication is only suppressing the disease not curing it.
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www.everydayhealth.com/blog/zimney-health-and-medical-news-you-can-use/cancer-cure-vs-remission/
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The frantic war against cancer waged by the medical profession is most often a losing battle because the patient has determined the outcome. Spontaneous remission occurs without medical assistance, and many cancer patients can be found to have several of these in their history. ... ZetaTalk: Curing Cancer; Note:
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Cure means complete freedom from the cancer. To render someone cured of cancer, one has to wait and see if the cancer will ever come back. So, time is the crucial factor. If a patient remains in remission for a few years, the cancer might be cured.
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www.tirgan.com/remission.htm
www.tirgan.com/remission.htm
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So, someone who goes into cancer remission is not showing signs or symptoms of the cancer. It doesn’t matter how many cancer cells are still going strong and growing in the body of the patient, for any time frame that it isn’t causing “signs and symptoms,” the patient is said to be in remission.
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ezinearticles.com/?Cancer-Remission:-What-Is-It-Exactly?&id=242550
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When we look at the most obvious elements that participate in the curing process we can only find one thing that "knows" what is going on and that is the body itself or more specifically, the cells that compose the body.
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www.cancerremission.com/Cure.html
www.cancerremission.com/Cure.html
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Life After Lymphoma Treatment - Understanding Remission, Cure and Relapse ... That is because cancer treatments often take some time to act. Usually, your doctor will call you in for a check-up after 4-8 weeks. This gives the therapy some time to complete its action on the cancer. The doctor then does some tests to...
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lymphoma.about.com/od/livingwithlymphoma/p/remission.ht...
lymphoma.about.com/od/livingwithlymphoma/p/remission.htm
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Curing Cancer Is One Step Closer ... Posted by remission ... Spontaneous Remission...
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remission.wordpress.com/2006/09/11/curing-cancer-one-st...
remission.wordpress.com/2006/09/11/curing-cancer-one-step-closer/
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Remission and Goals of Cancer Therapy; Depending on the type of cancer, and how advanced it is, chemotherapy can be used for different goals: ... A cancer cannot be cured without a remission; however, a remission does not always ensure that the cancer has been totally eliminated. To truly say that a patient is cured of...
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www.chemotherapy.com/treating_with_chemo/remission/goal...
www.chemotherapy.com/treating_with_chemo/remission/goal.jsp
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Are We Ever Going to; Find a Cure for Cancer? ... But even where the disease has already made its inroads, our best hope for its remission or control lies in the adoption of the regimen that I advocate to prevent its onset, provided the body's healing powers have not yet broken down to the point where a reversal is no...
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www.keepwell.com/cancer.htm
www.keepwell.com/cancer.htm
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