TWO KINDS OF CANCER
There are two kinds of cancer we need to be concerned about. We are all familiar with cancer that devastates the human body and erodes the quality of life. This type of cancer is so commonplace today that most people fall into one of three categories: they have been diagnosed with cancer, they know someone who has cancer, or they have lost a loved one to cancer. As a result, ca
ncer is something everyone is familiar with regardless of who they are. When looking at who is affected by cancer, cancer has no boundaries or biases. It does not care what country or culture a person comes from; what color their skin is; what gender they are; what status they hold in the world; what their occupation is; or, how old they are. It doesn’t even care if they are human, since cancer is showing up in our domestic animals and societal structures. It does care, however, what people think and how they live their lives, since making lifestyle changes can affect the progression of cancer. Stage Four societal cancers have crept into almost every aspect of our world, threatening to take us out if we don't find ways to change the direction of the disease process. To heal from either kind of cancer, we must have a clear understanding of how we reached this critical "turning point" in our evolution and what we need to do to not make it become a "point of no return." The introductory book, "Exploring Inner Space: the Next Major Frontier for Mankind" helps you to understand in simple terms how cancer is created and exactly what is needed to create a new foundation for living where cancer and addictions (the two are inextricably linked to each other) can no longer exist. To purchase this life changing book, visit: http://CancerFreeSociety.org
