American Cancer Society Admits Conventional Cancer Treatment Causes More Cancer

• Chemotherapy and radiation therapy causes cancer. Chemotherapy is a poison which kills you. Radiation destroys your body, your immune system. Should you believe your doctor/oncologist when they tell you: “these are your best hope for treating cancer”? People who believe it are insane, IMO. The treatment (remember these doctors/oncologists admit chemo and radiation are NOT CURES) poisons and kills you, slowly and painfully. It causes cancer. The side effect is death. You might as well die of the cancer you have. Cancer is BIG business and HIGHLY profitable$$$. Many cures or at least better treatment are being suppressed by Big Pharma and those ‘under their payroll’. The scientific basis on chemo and radiation as a treatment for cancer is dubious at best.
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• American Cancer Society Admits Conventional Cancer Treatment Causes More Cancer
  by Julie Wilson, http://www.naturalnews.com/  
  (NaturalNews) The more radiation therapy you receive, the more likely it is you’ll develop a second cancer caused by that radiation, according to a document^[PDF] released by the American Cancer Society, which admits that certain organs such as the breast and thyroid are more prone to developing a second cancer.
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  This information is followed by a new study which found that second cancers in Americans have increased a whopping 300 percent since the 1970s, all of which are a completely new type of cancer and not a reoccurrence of an old cancer.
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  The study also found that first cancers have spiked 70 percent over the last 45 years, highlighting the burgeoning profitability of an industry that shows no signs of slowing down as capital gains from cancer drugs reached the $100 billion mark last year.
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  Radiation, which may damage DNA, is believed to be responsible for 1.5 percent of cancer in the United States, and that’s not just from cancer therapy treatments but also from other sources of radiological imaging such as mammograms and coronary artery and CT scans, the latter of which delivers 100 to 500 times the radiation of an ordinary X-ray.
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  “For every 1,000 people undergoing a cardiac CT scan, the radiation adds one extra case of cancer to the 420 that would normally occur,” according to The New York Times.
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  Children exposed to radiation much more likely to develop breast cancer
  Children who have received radiation therapy as a cancer treatment are much more likely to develop breast cancer later on in life. Age at the time of radiation plays a factor as the “therapy” affects the development of other tumors including lung and thyroid cancer, gastrointestinal and stomach cancer and bone sarcoma.
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  If a patient receives chemotherapy and radiation, their risk for developing some type of second cancer soars even higher.
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  Chemotherapy is actually considered a greater risk factor in causing leukemia than radiation and has been linked to the following second cancers: myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS, the most common) acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) and acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).
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  Testicular cancer has also been linked to chemotherapy treatment.
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  Chemotherapy increases the risk of developing hard-to-treat leukemia
  The alkylating agents in chemo drugs are to blame, as they interfere with cellular DNA, sometimes causing the development of AML and MDS, which may then progress to ALL.
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  The longer you receive treatment involving alkylating agents, as well as the higher the dose, the more likely you are to develop a second cancer, with the risk for leukemia rising about two years following treatment and peaking between five and ten years, after which the risk reportedly dwindles.
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  Second cancers caused by chemo drugs are “hard to treat and have a poor outcome”
  Though not as risky, other chemotherapy drugs can also cause second cancers. Chemo drugs cisplatin and carboplatin act similarity to alkylating agents in the way they attack cancer cells, in turn also increasing certain types of leukemia that are difficult to treat and often have a poor outcome.
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