Cancer in general affects every single person on Earth, and is the second leading cause of death in America. There's a good chance you could deal with a form of cancer in your lifetime, and almost certain a loved one will need treatment for a form of cancer. It can affect anything on your body, from your bones, lungs, breasts, prostate, throat, brain, colon and everything in between.

Body cells are like the foundation of a building. Cancer in general would try and place structures too large for the foundation to stand. It's too much to handle, which would cause the foundation to crumble, thus the entire structure is destroyed. Cells in your body keep growing at too quick a rate, and you're unable to stop them from harming organs and tissues. As a result, you can have tumors where the cell production is at its height.

There are many types of cancer, and five different stages of progression. If you detect it early, then it could fall under stage 0 or 1, where it is in an initial stage and easier to treat or put in remission. Stages 3-5 means it has likely spread to affect different parts of your body, such as vital organs. There are different options for treatment, such as radiation and chemotherapy.

It is important to have immune system protection to keep any kind of disease away from your body. This should include good health and healing. Listen to your body's aches and pains, and set up a physical with your doctor each year. That can make for an early diagnosis if any cancer has evolved.

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  Dr. Dave States: This general category can be looked at in many ways.  One thing that I would always say about the medical approach is that there are more people making money on cancer than people dying of it.  The primary focus should be creating a systematic way to overalkalize and detoxify the system. High levels of alkalization agents from apple cider vinegar combined with green vegetables should be the main priority in managing and pushing cancer back.

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