Hey snyder have you ever heard of genetics? Also, do you think a nutritious diet can actually prevent genetic diseases? Do you think AIDs can be prevented? Can hypo/hyper thyroidism be prevented? The answer is for now is no. Do you think eating healthy might prevent illnesses like cancer? To some extent, but the healthiest people get cancer, and its not like those are isolated cases.
Yet you critisize modern medicine.
Have you ever thought that maybe they are working on eliminating the source of the problem? I guess you never learn about vaccines either. Remember those shots you got when you were young? They protected you against things like smallpox (if you're old enough) and the hepatitis variants. As you can see, medical science works. The only thing you can do after the symptoms apear is maximize the person's lifespan and minimize the pain. Would you prefer nothing to be done while a real cure is being found? The cause of cancer is uncertain at the moment, and nutrition does factor into it. But its not the cure all that you make it out to be.
Maybe If I eat healthier from now on I can triumph over the family history of breast/prostate cancer....
-Steve
Yet you critisize modern medicine.
The whole problem with modern medicine, particularly cancer treatments, are that the focus is on eliminating the symptoms, NOT the initial problem that is causing the illness. Think about it...when a doctor sees a tumor he thinks, "Hmm, we should either poison it with radiation or else go in and surgically remove it." Those are both fine, but even if they work, they don't eliminate the reason WHY the body is generating bad cells(see cancer). A tumor is the body's way of holding bad cells hostage so they don't invade the body...it is your own body PROTECTING you from bad cells trying to get into the body. I agree that ridding the body of a sac of bad cells is a good idea, but the focus of medicine should be to rid the body of whatever is generating bad cells(Generating bad cells ->See unhealthy body -> unhealthy body -> Seebad or improper nutrition
Have you ever thought that maybe they are working on eliminating the source of the problem? I guess you never learn about vaccines either. Remember those shots you got when you were young? They protected you against things like smallpox (if you're old enough) and the hepatitis variants. As you can see, medical science works. The only thing you can do after the symptoms apear is maximize the person's lifespan and minimize the pain. Would you prefer nothing to be done while a real cure is being found? The cause of cancer is uncertain at the moment, and nutrition does factor into it. But its not the cure all that you make it out to be.
Maybe If I eat healthier from now on I can triumph over the family history of breast/prostate cancer....
-Steve