Sunday, November 4, 2012

Hope for Cancer Victims and Survivors

Cancer Prevention and Cures with the help of  Good Nutrition


Did you know that there are a number of foods that can help prevent Cancer as well as help cure Cancer?

I wish I had known about this when my oldest sister had cancer and died from it in 2001 right after the tragic event on 9-11.

I recently read about some fantastic healthy foods that can not only help to prevent Cancer but also help cure Cancer.  Of course they need to be Non-GMO and organic.  (It is important to research the effects of eating GMO food and foods that are not organic.)


Here is another fantastic fruit that has awesome health attributes: the Cherimoya Fruit

I saw this fruit for the first time late summer and early fall at the farmers market we go to in Wrightwood, CA on Fridays at 4pm -7pm. It is so tastey.  It has a sweet flavor and the consistency of a mango.

The guy selling this fruit told me it grows here in Southern CA in Fallbrook and is of the apple family.

He said he thought it would grow here in the High Desert so I saved some seeds and started some seedlings.  I look forward to seeing how well they grow in Phelan, in the High Desert.

There are also other holistic healing modalities that can help Cancer victims and Cancer survivors.  

Hypnosis, NLP, Time Empowerment, EFT and Reiki are also very effective holistic healing modalities used to enhance the healing process not only for Cancer but also for many other things.  Marti and John Browne are both trained Master Practitioners in these modalities. 

For more information about each of these healing modalities click on the tabs at the top of this blog.

2 comments:

  1. Interesting post about the fruit. I'd like to try it sometime. It kind of reminds me of how a pineapple looks like.

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  2. It is a fantastic tasting fruit and it is important not to eat the seeds of this fruit because they are toxic. I look forward to transplanting the seedlings I have into the ground this spring. It will be interesting to see how fast they grow and then how long it takes to produce fruit.

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