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16 You Can Beat Lung Cancer

YOU CAN BEAT LUNG CANCER:

Using Alternative/Integrative

Interventions

Can you overcome lung cancer without harsh chemicals, surgery and debilitation? Are alternative interventions
effective? Why do conventional physicians not use them? Can you prevent cancer recurrences and live into old
age without chronic diseases and prescribed medications? This book answers these and other questions.

This is one of the most comprehensive books available on alternative treatments for lung cancer. It explains

the treatments used successfully by a health professional/cancer survivor of 36 years and by some of the
leading medical and health practitioners currently in the field. G. Edward Griffin, Author of World Without
Cancer, The Politics of Cancer Therapy, and other books and films. Recipient of the Telly Award for
Excellence in Television Production. President of American Media.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr Carl O Helvie (1932- ) grew up in Gouverneur, New York and functioned as a
nurse practitioner, educator, author, and researcher for 60 years. Most of his degrees and practice have been in
public health and wellness. During his years in academia he wrote 10 books and book chapters, over 55
articles, gave 57 research papers around the United States and Europe, developed a nursing theory, and
received funding for and established a nursing center and provided primary care for homeless and low income
individuals and families. He also overcome lung cancer using natural interventions after being given 6 months
to live by conventional medicine in 1974. Since retirement he has written two additional books and has been
host of the holistic health radio show for the past 4 years. All of his current work since retirement from
academia focuses on natural interventions for health problems. Applying these concepts in his own life he is
now age 80 and free of chronic illnesses and prescribed medications dispite the average for a 75 year old of 3
chronic illnesses and 5 prescribed medications. In 1999 he received the Distinquised Career Award in Public
Health from the American Publc Health Association, and most recently was listed in Wikipedia.

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