Cancer: The Forbidden Cures

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Narrator:
20,000 people die of cancer every day. This translates to 8 million deaths every year, half a million of which are Americans.

Narrator:
Over one million of Americans are diagnosed with a new cancer every year.

Peter Barry Chowka (Science Writer):
Cancer is a big business, one of the biggest businesses. Every cancer patient spends at least 50,000 Dollars to treat her or his disease. With one million new American cancer-patients every year, that translates to 50 billion Dollars annually spent on cancer-treatment in the United States alone.

Peter Barry Chowka (Science Writer):
We've lost the war on cancer. Since the 1950s the outlook for most cancer-patients has remained the same: a one in three chance of living for five years after diagnosis using conventional treatment.

Charlotte Gerson:
The Gerson-therapy was know some 75 years ago. If Doctors know there is a cure and send patients home to die, that is an atrocity worse than the Holocaust.

Mark Abadi (Integrated Quantum Psychologist):
The drug industry is the most successful global industry in the world. What they don't want you to do is get better, because if you get better, their market is gone.