Cancer

Few words strike as much fear and loathing in a doctor's office as 'cancer.' More than one hundred types are known, of varying levels of aggression. Many are treatable or even curable. Still, cancer is the second greatest cause of death in North America, after cardiovascular disease. One third of Americans will eventually die of some form of cancer. It must be emphasized that many cancers can be prevented through the threefold regimen of diet, avoidance of carcinogens and reinforced bodily defenses. The most common cancers are of the prostate (for men) and breast (for women), followed by lung and colorectal cancers. Next is bladder cancer for men, uterine cancer for women, lymphoma for men and ovarian cancer for women. See figure 15....

Healthy cells have a built-in mechanism that only allows cellular replication for three purposes: normal growth, healing of injured tissue and replacement of cells lost in normal metabolism. But cells can lose their ability to regulate growth, replicating uncontrollably and eventually forming a clump of cancerous tissue. This tumor can grow sufficiently to crowd out normal tissue, sometimes releasing diseased cells that spread the cancer into other parts of the body by the process of metastasis. Symptoms develop when the growth begins to interfere with bodily functions or deplete energy resources.

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The use of the Whey Protein Concentrate in the Teatment of Patients with Metastatic Carcinoma: A Phase 1-2 Clinical Study.

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