The REAL Cure for Cancer

Okay, lemme give you a crash course on cancer.

Firstly, why does it exist? Well cancer exists to protect the body. Regardless of type, cancer forms on areas that get excessively harsh treatment in the body, hence they are rapidly regenerating tissue, that's built to take a punch and recover before the damage spreads. So if you drink heavily, liver cancer, if you smoke heavily, lung and throat cancer, if you get sunburn all the time, skin cancer. It exists to be a bulwark against whatever you've been doing to your body that it's not equipped to handle.

Secondly, what causes cancer? In short, evolution. Your body is the ultimate adaptable machine, where it sees a problem, it adapts to overcome it. But to do so, it needs to survive it first... That's where cancer comes in, it's there to take the beating and act as at testing ground for new compositions to see what's effective against the type of abuse it's been getting. Hence cancer breaks down and regenerates at a rapid pace, it's not like other cells that have a pretty clear expiry date.

Thirdly, why is cancer dangerous? The misconception of cancer, is that it's what kills you. That couldnt be further from the truth... Cancer itself does no harm whatsoever, but it takes up space, as it replaces 1 cell with 10 cells, leading to obstructions in whatever organ it's found. That obstruction if not treated with care, can quickly clog up and cause serious illness or even death.

Fourthly, why is it a problem now, but it wasnt 100 years ago? That's a 2 fold question, its been around since the dawn of man and has served the same purpose all this time. But recently, we've been pushing ever forward at a faster pace and dont give our bodies time to adapt, when that happens, we end up taking too harsh a beating from whatever we do and the cancer grows at an even faster rate. Hence if you have early signs of lung cancer, the doctor would tell you to stop smoking, to slow any further development.

Fifthly, why does cancer spread? Cancer is much like white blood cells, they go wherever they're needed. If you have an issue in your stomach, it's very likely that it can cause issues with your liver and kidneys too, even your bloodstream. When that happens, cancer acts like an anti-virus program on a pc and scans through the body via the bloodstream for any areas that seem to not be performing optimally. It then latches on there and starts the diagnostics process, where it attempts to discover what harm is being done and how to counteract it. During which, it grows to increase surface area.

Finally, how do we treat cancer? Ideally, you wouldnt. If left alone and you just slow down on the damage you're doing (dont take it away completely, else it'll report a false positive), then it'll work itself out over time and your body will be better off for it. It's how we've evolved to drink cow's milk and survive extreme cold environments. Let the environment keep causing damage, but keep it regulated, so your body can cope with it and discover it's own best solution to the problem. If cancer becomes an obstruction, then it can be problematic... The body cant just sense that there's an obstruction, so if it's in a life-threatening location, it must be removed. Preferably, via evisceration. It needs to be completely and entirely removed from the body. Currently, they use radiation to denature the cells and make them self-destruct. That's a double edged sword, if even a single cell survives, it'll regenerate at a much greater rate and cause far more harm due to the 'urgency' of it's need in the body. Otherwise, we cut it out. This method is ineffective at the best of times and highly destructive the rest... Either you cut too little and it regrows, or you cut too much and leave a void that needs to be filled, hoping that the body will know what tissue goes where... Neither of which are effective methods of treatment. So far the best potential method of removal, would be to use a large quantity of lasers, all calibrated to fire on a single spot, then like a 3d printer, just laser across the entire volume of the cancer, or around the outside if the goal is manual removal afterwards. This method is superior, because it doesnt rely on chance like radiation does and there's no overcut or undercut. It's accurate and precise, leading to an effective treatment.