MORE and more people are being diagnosed with alleged cancer every day.
The fear-producing statements made by the media and aggressive marketing by the big pharmaceutical companies will cause many people to live in terrible anxiety on a daily basis.
A new book called Coffee Or Chemo may alleviate some of those fears and could even strengthen the potential patient's thoughts on how to take well-informed action that will enable personal responsibility and recovery.
Reports in the national news claim many people are now being over-diagnosed and possibly overtreated. Cancer is devastating news at any time but then to find out that harrowing treatment, painful mutilation and possible malpractice have taken place unnecessarily will be frightening people even more.
This story is from the Issue 33: May 2023 edition of The Light.
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