Participants: Don Mackintosh (Host), Neil Nedley
Series Code: HFAL
Program Code: HFAL000222
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00:01 The following program presents principles
00:03 designed to promote good health and is not 00:05 intended to take the place of 00:06 personalized professional care. 00:09 The opinions and ideas expressed are 00:11 those of the speaker. Viewers are encouraged 00:13 to draw their own conclusions about 00:15 the information presented. 00:49 Hello and welcome to Health For A Lifetime. 00:50 I'm your host Don Mackintosh. 00:52 And today we're gonna be talking about cancer. 00:55 It is a word that strikes fear in the hearts of 00:58 many, talking with us today about this disease 01:01 and also some treatment options is 01:04 Dr. Neil Nedley. Dr. Nedley, we're glad 01:06 you're with us. Thank you. 01:07 I'm glad to be here Don. Now you, you practice 01:09 internal medicines deals with the organs systems 01:12 of the body, but you're also an educator. 01:15 Author of several books and you get out and you 01:18 see a lot of things in there with a lot of people. 01:21 But probably one of the most troubling things 01:24 you have to talk about is cancer. 01:26 Yes, it's diagnosed by us on a weekly basis 01:30 sometimes more than once a week, 01:32 but often I have to bring the patient into the 01:35 office and tell him that the biopsy results are 01:38 back, and its what we feared, it's cancer. 01:43 Now when you, you know give that 01:44 diagnosis I'm sure that they don't listen to you 01:46 much right then because they're so shocked. 01:49 And, often they don't hear a lot else. 01:51 Right, so but when they come back do you have 01:55 any hope for them, is there any hope for 01:57 people that have a diagnosis of cancer. 02:00 Well, there can be actually depends on, 02:04 how confined the cancer is? 02:06 How far it has spread? And it depends upon 02:11 the organic system and type of tissue, 02:14 there is a lot of variables in cancer. 02:17 It's the number one cause of death in people 02:20 under the age of 85 in the United States 02:23 and so and it kills children even. 02:27 People of all ages can get cancer it is not just 02:29 a disease of the elderly. But it really because of 02:34 what we're learning in regards to cancer 02:36 treatment, there the cancer deaths are now 02:40 starting to plateau. And in fact some of 02:43 the studies are actually starting to come down 02:45 a little bit and I think as we learn more about the 02:49 treatment as well as particularly the 02:51 prevention of cancer. We ought to see greater 02:54 strides in that regard. Good, so there's good news. 02:57 Now let's say, you know probably the best 03:01 thing is to avoid cancer altogether through 03:03 prevention and through healthy lifestyle. 03:06 That's right, the Harvard University has 03:07 stated that that eighty percentage of all 03:10 cancers are actually preventable. 03:12 And this is a perfect case where an ounce of 03:15 prevention is worth a pound of cure. 03:17 Because the cures for cancer sometimes 03:20 are damaging, we're trying to fight a war 03:23 and when we're fighting a war in the body 03:25 sometimes good cells die off. 03:29 And the cancer treatments can be 03:31 expensive, they can be, decrease your quality of 03:34 life and even if you do get a cure and so an 03:38 ounce of prevention certainly is worth a 03:40 pound of cure and that prevention has to do 03:42 what we're eating and what we're putting into 03:44 our body, what we're doing with our body, 03:46 whether we're exercising or not, 03:47 even how much sunlight we're getting. 03:49 So eighty percent could be completely avoided, 03:52 I mean the other day we were talking about heart 03:55 disease you and I and you said that ninety 03:56 percent of that could be prevented, 03:58 eighty percent of cancer could be prevented. 04:01 And catch up work is not easy when it comes 04:05 to getting rid of cancer, what kind of thing? 04:07 You've mentioned several things diet, 04:09 exercise, sunlight but let's talk about diet. 04:12 What kind of things should be avoiding if 04:14 we want to prevent cancer? 04:17 We really need to avoid carcinogens; 04:19 carcinogens are substances in the 04:22 environment that can get into our cell, 04:24 change our cells into cancerous cells. 04:27 And some of the foods that are associated with 04:29 cancer are meat or animal products, 04:32 meat has been linked to cancer of the pancreas, 04:35 cancer of the breast, of the prostate, 04:38 of the colon, and even lymphoma which 04:40 continues to rise in our society. 04:43 And so the less meat, the less cancer, 04:46 the less frequently is consumed, 04:48 the less cancer. And of course we want 04:50 to avoid tobacco, smoking, alcohol 04:52 actually is a carcinogen, a lot of people are not 04:55 aware of that, just one drink every fifteen days 04:57 can increase a woman's risk of breast cancer by 04:59 sixty percent. Sixty percent? Wow! 05:02 Alcohol also increases the risk of colon cancer. 05:05 And then there's caffeine, which is a 05:07 co-carcinogen. If that's around and 05:10 other carcinogens around caffeine allows 05:12 it to get it into the cell, 05:13 to change that cell more readily. 05:16 And then there are things that we want to 05:17 not avoid but get more of and 05:20 that's fruits and vegetables. 05:22 Fruits and vegetables, antioxidant, have 05:23 antioxidants in our very potent in helping to 05:26 protect us from cancer. Legumes, soy also 05:30 protective, garlic protective. 05:33 Okay, so basically the very, the very simply, 05:37 things that were created be eating, eaten rather 05:39 fruits, nuts, grains and then later vegetables. 05:43 That's right, also very protective and 05:44 everything else watch out. 05:47 Well, pretty much, that's right. 05:50 Pretty simple, okay well, what about cholesterol? 05:54 Well, interestingly cholesterol has been 05:56 linked to certain cancers and the question is, 06:00 is it the cholesterol causing the cancer or 06:03 the foods that increase your cholesterol levels 06:06 also increases the risk of cancer. 06:09 For instance ovarian cancer has been linked 06:11 to high cholesterol levels. Okay, and in cancer 06:14 treatment cholesterol also can be important 06:17 when we get to the treatment section. 06:19 Okay, wonderful, now go back to some of the 06:22 plants, what are some of the plants 06:23 that can be protective? 06:26 Well in regards to cancer treatment and 06:29 now this is not just protecting against cancer. 06:32 Okay, but if we actually have cancer. 06:35 Okay, there are some of the plant foods that 06:37 have come out as potentially helping 06:41 to treat cancer and this is a 06:43 kind of new information. You know for years 06:47 we have known that food can 06:49 help prevent cancer. But we have pretty 06:51 much taught people that once they get cancer the 06:55 foods aren't important anymore. 06:57 The horse is out of the barn so to speak, 07:00 and so we need to go after that horse. 07:04 With all sorts of things and lifestyle isn't as 07:07 important, we're now learning 07:09 well that's not true. The lifestyle that you 07:12 change to after you get cancer is critically 07:15 important as to how long you 07:17 might survive that cancer. 07:19 So you've got your arsenal of foods that, 07:23 that can actually treat cancer, what, 07:25 what would you say is, is one of those foods? 07:27 Well, one of those for prostate cancer for 07:29 instance is pomegranate juice, I think we have a 07:32 graphic in regards to pomegranate juice, 07:35 this study was done at UCLA, and you can see 07:38 it was published in May of 2005, it actually 07:43 announced at that time at the American 07:44 Urological Association meeting. 07:47 And now you can see a picture on the screen of 07:50 the actual Pomegranates. This study was done on 07:55 48 men and these 48 men had surgery 08:01 or radiation for prostate cancer. 08:03 So they had, had some advance prostate cancer 08:06 and just 8 ounces of pomegranate juice a day 08:09 slowed the doubling time in their prostate 08:12 cancer by almost 2 years. It also significantly 08:16 decrease the rise in the PSA or the Prostate 08:20 specific antigen and this is the way if you've had 08:22 prostate cancer or you have a relative that has 08:24 prostate cancer, they're getting followed. 08:27 Those are watching this, that's right, 08:28 that's a blood test that they can do. 08:32 Pomegranate juice contains a number of 08:33 antioxidants thought to have anti-cancer effects. 08:37 It contains estrogen like plant substances called 08:39 phytoestrogens that could be useful in 08:42 combating prostate cancer as well. 08:44 And so, it's kind of amazing that's 08:47 something as simple as pomegranate juice can 08:50 actually be a form of treatment for prostate 08:54 cancer and this is something that's not 08:56 going to harm you at all there's no side effects in 08:58 using pomegranate juice, it's not gonna 09:01 make you hair fall out or anything like that 09:03 in fact it might even preserve hair. 09:06 Because of its estrogen like molecules in it so, 09:09 I would recommend any man who has a history 09:12 of prostate cancer to take advantage of this 09:14 and drink a cup of pomegranate juice a day. 09:16 And you can get that I have seen in the store, 09:18 it's right there in these little bottles and it's 09:21 quite expensive, it looks like to me, when I was 09:23 in the store the last time, but it's a lot less 09:25 costly then the other cancer treatments I'm sure. 09:28 Yeah and it's starting to come down 09:30 in price because it's becoming 09:32 more widely available. So pomegranate juice, 09:36 pomegranate juice, yes. Interesting yeah, 09:39 now there's also something in regards to 09:42 bladder cancer that can be helpful. 09:45 Now when people have bladder cancer, 09:49 often one of the treatments that's used is BCG, 09:54 it's actually put into the bladder or injected into 09:57 the system, BCG is one those things that we 10:00 used to use as a vaccine for tuberculosis. Okay. 10:04 But it can be deadly, there are side effects of 10:08 it and into the bladder itself there have been 10:12 deaths reported and so we would really like a 10:14 better treatment for a bladder cancer, 10:18 and one of the treatments that emerged 10:22 in a study recently, was actually Mistletoe. 10:26 Mistletoe, Mistletoe is of course you know, 10:29 it has its, where you kiss your girlfriend 10:34 under the tree or something right. 10:35 Well, if you wanna get kissed, you go under the 10:37 Mistletoe. Oh! I see, that's the idea, okay. 10:39 But after surgery for superficial bladder 10:42 cancer, what they did was actually inject 10:45 Mistletoe into the Bladder, there are some 10:48 substances in Mistletoe that we were thought to 10:50 potentially be a treatment for bladder cancer. 10:55 And in these thirty patients, there were 10:58 actually done in Germany. This was a study in Europe. 11:02 Their recurrence rate was actually the same 11:05 or little bit better than using BCG, 11:07 and there were no side effects of the 11:09 Mistletoe injection. Mistletoe injection, 11:12 I mean, I never would have thought. 11:14 Yes, now who came up with that, 11:16 where they sitting around one day and say 11:17 I wonder if Mistletoe works and may be 11:19 there's an analysis of the chemicals. 11:21 Well, yeah that's right, there's an analysis that 11:23 takes place of the chemicals first in the 11:25 foods and then we look in the laboratory dish to 11:28 see if it can actually destroy, actually we're 11:32 looking for destructive properties in cancer cells. 11:36 And so, then after that you do the clinical 11:39 study to actually find out, if that will work. 11:42 Interesting, so Mistletoe, Mistletoe, what else 11:44 do you have up your sleeve here, 11:45 we're talking about Mistletoes and 11:47 pomegranate juice what, what else could 11:49 be a treatment. Well another treatment is 11:52 know what your cholesterol level is, 11:54 okay, a lot of people when they get cancer 11:55 they say who cares about my cholesterol, 11:57 I need to get cancer cured, I don't really care 12:00 about heart disease. But studies show that 12:02 if you have a high cholesterol level, 12:04 particularly if you have prostate cancer. 12:07 Getting that cholesterol level down can actually 12:10 reduce your risk of recurrence of the 12:13 prostate cancer. Okay, so high blood 12:16 cholesterol can make the prostate tumors. 12:19 Yeah, I think we have a graphic, graphic, 12:21 on that, and this graphic is, is quite interesting 12:26 this was a study done by Dr. Michael 12:29 Freeman, the Journal of Clinical Investigation in 12:32 March, 2005, showing that high blood 12:35 cholesterol can make prostate 12:38 tumors actually grow faster. 12:42 And the test did not suggest that high 12:44 cholesterol actually caused cancer, but did 12:46 show that higher levels of the blood fats fuel 12:50 the prostate cancer growth. 12:52 So when cholesterol is lowered, prostate cancer 12:55 growth actually stopped significantly. 12:59 And so I, again a recent study showing that the 13:02 same foods that will help bring the 13:05 cholesterol down might actually stop the 13:08 progression of prostate cancer. 13:10 So cholesterol, you need to watch it, 13:12 regardless of, if it's before or after you get 13:16 the diagnosis. You know, when we come 13:18 back we're gonna take a break here in a minute, 13:20 but Dr. Nedley, what I wanna be talking with 13:21 you about is some of the typical treatments, 13:24 I wanna see what you say about those as well. 13:27 What about surgery? What about radiation? 13:30 What about the things we normally hear about? 13:33 We're talking with Dr. Neil Nedley, 13:34 we're talking about cancer. 13:36 We're talking about its treatment, 13:38 join us when we come back. 13:42 Are you confused about the endless 13:44 stream of new and often contradictory 13:47 health information with companies 13:49 trying to sell new drugs and special 13:51 interest groups paying for studies 13:53 that spin the fact, where can you find a 13:55 common sense approach to health. 13:57 One way is to ask for your free copy of 13:59 Dr. Arnott's 24 realistic ways to 14:02 improve your health. 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And we're talking about 14:54 treatments and before the break we talked 14:56 about several treatments that come from the 14:59 plant kingdom, if you will. We talked about 15:01 cholesterol, we talked about pomegranate juice. 15:04 And, Mistletoe extract, Mistletoe extract, 15:08 which was a shocking one for me, 15:11 I never heard about that before, but you also 15:13 mentioned in the break that sometimes green 15:15 tea is healthful. Yes, green tea not 15:18 because of caffeine for say, 'cause caffeine is a 15:20 co-carcinogen, we'd like the green tea have 15:23 the caffeine removed, it has a substance in it and 15:26 it's abbreviated from a long word EGCG, 15:31 green tea has five times as much EGCG as any 15:35 other substance has been found out there. 15:38 And EGCG, binds on the dihydrofolate reductase. 15:43 Okay, and that's what actually chemotherapy 15:46 drugs attempt to do sometimes in preventing 15:50 the cancer from multiplying and growing. 15:54 Dihydrofolate reductase is one of those things 15:56 that will accelerate cancer growth. 15:59 And so green tea has been shown to reduce 16:03 the risk of neural cancers and actually it's 16:09 also been shown to potentially help out in 16:13 other types of cancer as well. 16:15 Now, one of things we need to recognize 16:18 because EGCG can bind on to dihydrofolate 16:21 reductase it's not a good thing for people to 16:24 consume when they're pregnant. 16:26 Mess up the, because it will mess up the growth 16:29 of the developing fetus and it can actually be 16:31 associated with Spina Bifida and other neural 16:34 tube disorders, but if you have cancer, 16:36 it's one of those things that particularly if it's a 16:39 cancer that might be multiplying because of 16:42 dihydrofolate reductase, it maybe one of those 16:45 things that you would wanna partake. 16:47 And green tea you said, can you get the form 16:50 that doesn't have caffeine in it. 16:51 Yes, you can get it decaffeinated, a form of 16:53 green tea and still get same benefit, 16:55 in fact even greater benefit that way. 16:58 Well, are there any other plants that we 17:00 should know about, we have Mistletoe, 17:01 we have green tea, we have pomegranates, what else? 17:05 Well, there's recent study actually showing 17:09 that the Feverfew plant, at least one of the 17:13 extracts from the Feverfew plant can be 17:16 very helpful in blood cells malignancies, 17:18 particularly leukemia, and we have a 17:21 graphic about this as well. 17:24 Parthenolide is a chemical derived from 17:27 the fever few plant, and it destroyed acute 17:30 myeloid leukemia cells, leaving normal bones 17:33 marrow cells relatively unscathed. 17:36 And that's different then chemo which is gonna 17:38 also kill out the good cells at least temporaring. 17:42 Now the compound actually seems to get at 17:46 the root of the disease because it kills stem 17:49 cells that give rise to not only Acute 17:52 Myelocytic Leukemia but also Chronic 17:55 Myelocytic Leukemia and both of those are 17:58 major leukemia killers in our country. 18:02 This agent that was found to be much more 18:04 specific to leukemia cells then the standard 18:07 chemotherapy drug, which is Ara-C. 18:10 And just about everyone with these 18:11 forms of leukemia will get Ara-C. 18:14 But these compound from the Feverfew 18:16 plant, more important and more selective 18:19 against the actually bad cells. 18:22 And so again we're uncovering treatments 18:25 that are in the natural world that may be 18:28 superior to some of the chemical treatments 18:30 that we derived. Now normally we 18:32 wouldn't you know, cut some fresh Feverfew 18:36 for lunch or for dinner. And so this is really, 18:39 they are going out and just looking at plants 18:42 and, how do they come up with the idea of 18:43 which plants to study? Well it again it's bench 18:48 research that helps to determine this, but part 18:52 of the problem and all of this, I think we 18:53 would have been much more far ahead of the 18:55 game if it wasn't for some of the systems in 18:58 our economics. Because the Feverfew 19:02 plant is not something that you can pattern. 19:05 Okay, so you can't make money off it. 19:07 And so, if you can't pattern it, then you 19:10 know drug companies aren't gonna be able to 19:12 easily make money off of it. 19:13 Oh! I see. And so, they tend not study these 19:16 natural compounds. In fact, Dr. Aggarwal 19:20 from MD Anderson in Houston, one of the 19:22 largest cancer treatment centers in the United 19:25 States recently he has been studying turmeric. 19:28 Turmeric is another potent, it had some 19:32 potent chemicals in it, that seem to go against 19:35 certain types of cancer, in fact breast cancer, 19:39 melanoma even multiple myeloma 19:44 and prostate cancer, another, a number of 19:47 different cancers turmeric seems to be 19:49 able to go after. And what he has 19:53 been frustrated with is that no, 19:54 he can't get any money from drug companies to 19:57 support his studies. And so he said the 20:00 only place that he can get money is from 20:02 the National Institute of Health. 20:05 If they will you know give him some money 20:08 for the study or interestingly lately I'm 20:11 not sure how he's been doing it. 20:13 But lately he has been getting money from the 20:16 defense department for his studies, particularly 20:19 against breast cancer and turmeric. 20:22 And, why would they give money for that? 20:24 Well I think part of the reason is, is because 20:26 they almost have an unlimited budget at 20:28 present and so they have some extra money 20:31 to go around, I see. And so they have been 20:33 putting it forward for something that's they 20:36 will safe lives instead of destroy them. 20:39 Okay, right, well interesting 20:41 so turmeric as well. Well, you know a lot of 20:43 these things seem to be better than 20:46 you know or more specific we're saying, 20:49 although having the same affect in some 20:52 senses as chemotherapy and radiation and what 20:55 not, it seems to be even more specific but does 20:58 this mean that we should, should maybe 21:00 do away with radiation, chemotherapy and those 21:04 kind of things. Well not yet, 21:07 you know may be eventually we'll have 21:09 better types of chemotherapy but it's 21:11 not time yet to do away with them and in fact, 21:16 you know surgery needs to be the first line 21:18 treatments for cancer affects 21:19 it's a malleable to that. And you know I have to 21:23 remind people some people with cancer 21:25 mistakenly believe that a surgery has done the 21:28 cancer is gonna spread. And so I met people 21:31 that have a confined tumor for 21:33 instance to their breast. And they refuse to have 21:38 surgery done, and unfortunately that 21:40 breast cancer is very likely gonna spread. 21:44 And you know, barley green and those type of 21:46 things aren't gonna be enough necessarily to 21:48 prevent it's spread. Okay, and so I have to 21:51 remind them which came first, sin or surgery. 21:54 Okay, and often they will say well of course 21:58 sin came first but then I have to tell them that 22:00 you need read the book of Genesis again. 22:02 Well, that's right, surgery came first and 22:04 both patients were satisfied with the results. 22:06 Yeah, the man said wow! Man, okay yeah 22:11 so, that was a very affective surgery. 22:13 Very affective surgery, and yeah that's a good 22:16 point, so surgery wasn't part of the perfect world 22:19 before there was actually sin. 22:21 Anyhow there's evidence that God can 22:23 guide the hand of the surgeon and can really 22:25 help the surgeon to remove that tumor. 22:30 And so as part of the Christian treatment 22:33 I think surgery needs to be considered as an option. 22:36 Now, if it's already spread beyond the vital 22:38 organ and it's other places and surgery may 22:40 not be of much benefit. And so we might wanna 22:43 look at other treatments. Okay, so treatment of 22:46 cancer, you say on your next graphic you have 22:49 also comprehensive lifestyle. 22:53 Comprehensive Lifestyle needs to be part of the 22:55 treatment we've talked about that, 22:56 that's good diet. And actually good 22:59 exercise, now one of the studies show that 23:02 exercise reduces the risk of recurrence of 23:06 cancer no matter, how advanced that cancer is. 23:10 Turmeric or Curcumin, that's one of the things 23:12 we recommend for, since it seems to help a 23:14 lot of cancer, that's part of the 23:16 comprehensive lifestyle. But also surgery needs 23:19 to be considered and notice that one up there, 23:21 radiation and then chemotherapy, 23:24 certain types of chemotherapy can 23:26 virtually cure certain cancers. 23:29 And you know lymphoma for instance, 23:30 seventy eight percent chance of cure now, 23:33 where before it was universally fatal. 23:36 And then we'll also talk about the last treatment 23:38 which is also vitally important 23:40 and that is prayer. Okay, so any of those 23:44 we need to you know talk about little bit 23:46 more, well you said surgery originated 23:49 before the fall of man. What about the radiation? 23:53 Do you have any Biblical metaphors 23:54 concerning that. Well we know that 24:00 when our protective layer went away 24:03 after Adam and Eve sinned, that if we were 24:06 exposed to God radiation, it would 24:08 actually destroy us. But focal radiation 24:11 we want to destroy certain cancers and for 24:14 instance a proton beam radiation the 24:16 Loma Linda and Harvard University 24:18 utilize can destroy prostate cancer and it's 24:20 been very effective. Other types of 24:22 radiations can kill other types of cancers, 24:25 sometimes it's just a treatment to prevent the 24:28 pain or to treat the pain. And it's not curative but 24:33 when it's focal sometimes radiation is 24:35 the best treatment interesting Ellen White 24:37 who wrote a lot about health. 24:39 And healthful living got cancer above her eye 24:43 and when she had cancer, she underwent 24:46 x-ray treatment, 11 radiation 24:48 herapy treatments. And when she died 24:51 years later the cancer was not there it had 24:54 been cured or least in remission as a result of 24:57 the radiation okay, so taking 24:59 nothing off the table, surgical means, 25:01 radiation means, chemotherapy. 25:04 Chemotherapy, that tends to be a little more 25:06 controversial, 'cause chemotherapy can kill 25:08 the good cells. And how I look at it is again from 25:12 a Biblical example, when the Amorites, 25:15 when the Israelites wanted to go after the 25:17 Amorites at first, the Lord said, no their 25:18 probationary period is not up, but when their 25:21 probationary period was up. 25:23 He said to wipe them out entirely and that's 25:25 because if they, any of them were left behind 25:28 they could actually destroy the world, 25:30 the entire world spiritually. 25:32 And when you have cancer diagnosed in 25:34 your cells, I would say the probationary period 25:36 of your cells is up. Those cells at least, 25:39 those cells unless those cells are destroyed that 25:42 cancer will destroy you, it will take your life. 25:46 And so that means we need to go to war and 25:47 the Israelites would lose some good people, 25:49 some good soldiers in those wars, that's what 25:51 wars do sometimes, that's why it's so bad. 25:54 But if we kill out the cancer cells in the 25:58 process then the life can be spared and the 26:00 individual can live for many years later and so 26:04 it's good to ask the question in regards to 26:07 how curative chemotherapy is? 26:11 And you know sometimes the chance 26:12 of cure is so low that it's hardly worth and it's 26:15 just gonna decrease the quality of life, but if we 26:17 have a high likelihood of cure, let's take 26:20 advantage of it. What about the arsenal 26:22 of prayer in the armory against cancer, 26:26 we leave it to the last, but should we leave it 26:29 to the last? We shouldn't, anyone 26:31 who has cancer ought to utilize this. 26:33 Spontaneous regression of cancer it's abbreviated 26:35 SCR, every episode of spontaneous regression 26:39 of cancer in the medical literature has been 26:41 associated with prayer. Not just a prayer for the 26:45 cancer cure, but a prayer putting the 26:48 individual into the will of God. 26:51 None of those people that were cured from 26:52 cancer anticipated they were gonna get cured, 26:55 they had just put their life into the hands of 26:57 God and they were shocked as anybody 27:00 when the scans were done and follow up and 27:02 they had no cancer and they're still living. 27:06 And so, I would recommend for anyone 27:08 who has cancer, this is the time to get your life 27:11 right with God and put your entire 27:15 life into the will of God. 27:18 And probably, prayer is also preventive, 27:21 once you say, so it's something that should 27:22 be part of the lifestyle even before. 27:24 That's right, part of the habitual lifestyle and 27:29 asking the Lord to help us through every means. 27:31 We've been talking with Dr. Neil Nedley, 27:33 we talked about cancer, it's a very troubling 27:36 diagnosis for many but we have found that 27:38 there is hope, that there is help. 27:41 And we've looked at some of the plant 27:43 sources, we've looked at some of the traditional 27:46 means of stopping, eliminating, curing cancer. 27:51 We hope that this program has been 27:52 helpful to you and that you will take a moment, 27:56 put your life again in God's hands through prayer. |
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