flaxseed paste and cancer cure?

Answer 1

I don't think it is a cure. I think it could be good for your diet though.

Answer 2

Never heard of a flaxseed paste but I have heard that flaxseed has amazing health benefits including to combat cancer. I eat ground flaxseed & flaxseed oil every day & put it in my son's oatmeal. If you're looking for cancer cures check out the Newstarget.com website...it has lot's of excellent info. on cancer cures that you won't find easily on the net.

Answer 3

No. honestly no longer. while your physique, or organs have maximum cancers, the only thank you to handle is thru complete eradication of the main cancers cells. There are not any elementary holistic components that would do this. maximum cancers isn't a for sure based ailment, hence won't be able to be cured for sure. regrettably, the only thank you to medical care maximum cancers is with chemical therapy, and provided that the main cancers has no longer metastasized to mushy organs. whilst Flaxseed could be a holistic preventative in some kinds of maximum cancers, it may honestly no longer medical care it.

Answer 4

Yet another simplistic cancer cure.

Answer 5

i do not know i am not doctor. if you want to know go 4 block from your house and you will see DR: flaxseed

Answer 6

Yeah, concur with Cherona. My wife uses flaxseed more for the essential fatty acids (I believe it is), but I've never heard of the paste. Also check out http://www.hacres.com, http://www.pcrm.org, http://www.cancertutor.com and others. There's natural cures out there that work. We just need to educate ourselves if we want to be proactive about cancer.

Also, my wife has the very medical texts the doctors use. It's the Guyton & Hall "Textbook of Medical Physiology" eleventh edition. Their text is used in most mainstream medical curriculums and is the bible when it comes to physiology. They say on page 41 - "probabability of mutations can be increased manyfold when a person is exposed to certain chemical, physical, or biological factors, including the following:
1. It is well known that ionizing radiation, such as x-rays, gamma rays, and particle radiation from radiocative substances, and even ultraviolet light can predispose individuals to cancer. Ions formed in tussue cells under the influence of such radiation are highly reactive and can rupture DNA strands, thus causing many mutations.
2. Chemical substances of certain types also have a high propensity for causing mutations. It was discovered long ago that various aniline dye deritatives are likely to cause cancer, so that workers in chemical plants producing such substances, if unprotected, have a special predisposition to cancer. Chemical substances that can cause mutation are called carcinogens. That carcinogens that currently cause the greatest number of deaths are those in cigarette smoke. They cause about one quarter of all cancer deaths.
3. Physical irritants also can lead to cancer, such as continued abrasion of the linings of the intestinal tract by some types of food. The damage to the tissues leads to rapid mitotic replacement of the cells. The more rapid the mitosis, the greater the chance for mutation.
4. In many families, there is a strong hereditary tendency to cancer. This results from the fact that most cancers require not one mutation but two or more mutations before cancer occurs. In those families that are particularly predisposed to cancer, it is presumed that one or more cancerous genes are already mutated in the inherited genome. Therefore, far fewer additional mutations must take place in such family members before a cancer begins to grow.
5. In laboratory animals, certain types of viruses can cause some kinds of cancer, including leukemia. This usually results in one of two ways. In the case of DNA viruses, the DNA strand of the virus can insert itself directly into one of the chromosomes and thereby cause a mutation that leads to cancer. In the case of RNA viruses, some of these carry with them an enzyme called reverse transcriptase that causes DNA to be transcribed from the RNA. The transcribed DNA then inserts itself into the animal cell genome, leading to cancer."

There's five known causes. Prevention by elimination of these risks can be accomplished. If you are exposed to or choose those risks, your risk for getting cancer goes up.

Answer 7

Is there a question here somewhere?