All individuals have some susceptibilities to certain diseases as well as self-healing power. Natural medicines are helpful to promote this self-healing power through either stimulating, modulating the immune system or neuro endocrine system.
We offer complete free homeopathic care to all cancer susceptibilities, cancer related disorders and different systemic chronic cancers. Our medicinal treatment strategies are simple, most comprehensible, successful and based on natural principles.
Classification
There are two types of tumors known as malignant and benign. Benign tumors do not spread to neighboring tissues. The cells divide and grow uncontrollably and spread nearby parts in malignant tumors. They may also spread to more distant parts of the body through the lymphatic or blood stream. Cancer of lining membranes like vascular endothelium, or pleura are less malignant than those of other epithelial tissues. Growth of cancer may be slow or fast. Cancer of the stomach grows slowly. Thyroid, liver, and secondary cancers are rapidly growing types.
Types of neoplasm
Cancer
Malignant neoplasm derived from epithelial cells.
About 80% of all malignancies are carcinomas (Epithelioma, melanoma, and carcinoma).
About 80% of all malignancies are carcinomas
Sarcoma
Malignant neoplasm derived from connective tissue like bone, cartilage, fat, nerve, muscle, and fibrous tissue
Lymphomas
Lymphomas affect the lymphatic system. It is seen more in male. It is more common among people with inherited immune deficiencies, autoimmune diseases, HIV/AIDS, and among people taking immunosuppressant drugs following organ transplants. Human T-lymphotropic virus type I (HTLV-1) and Epstein-Barr virus are two infectious agents that increase the chance of developing non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Leukemias
Germ cell tumor
Blastoma
Benign epithelial tumour
Papilloma
Benign connective tissue tumors
Child hood cancers
Incidence
Cancer incidence in male and female are 50% and 33% respectively.
65% of total cancers occur in developing countries.
About 0.25% of the total population or 14 million new people are affected every year worldwide.
Invasive cancer is the leading cause of death in the developed countries and the second leading cause of death in developing countries.
Leading causes of premature death are myocardial infarction, lung cancer, accident, stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes mellitus, prostate cancer, infective pneumonia, rectal cancer, suicide.
The most common causes of cancer death are cancers of lung, liver, stomach, colorectal, breast and esophageal cancer.
Most common cancers in male are lung, prostate, colorectum, stomach and liver cancer.
Most common cancers in females are breast, colorectum, lung, cervix, and stomach cancer.
Primary brain cancers are rare.
Incidence of breast cancer is less in women who have prolonged periods of breast feeding.
Early pregnancy, multiple pregnancy, and chronic irritation are risk factors in cervical cancer.
Stomach cancer is high in communities consuming table salt in excess.
Symptoms and signs of Cancer
The symptoms usually depend on type of growth/ ulcer, its locations, and its complications. Neoplasm can cause a variety of symptoms They include constant weakness and fatigue, pain, emaciation, swelling of the lymph nodes, frequent infections, chronic hoarseness, chronic cough, chronic dysphagia and indigestion, changes in bowel or bladder habits, unusual bleeding, unusual discharge, tender internal organs, unexplained inflammation and flu-like symptoms, bone or joint pain, obvious change in a wart or mole, chronic ulcer, lump in the breast or neck, a thickening in skin or mucus membrane etc.The symptoms usually last more than months. Stomatitis and frequent throat infections are common in leukemia. Alternate constipation and diarrhoea are common in colon cancer.
Complication
Diagnosis
Prognosis
Cancer prevention
70% of all cancers are preventable easily with a healthy diet and protective lifestyle. Avoid all identified food and chemical carcinogens. Elimination of body toxins through natural orifices primarily or neutralizing it with natural medicines periodically are required to lower the disease susceptibilities.
Modify or Avoid risk factors
Avoid obesity .Obesity and overweight is strongly linked to increased risk of some cancers. High lipids level in the body is associated with inflammations and increased sex hormones. It is estimated that about 30% of all cancers are obesity related. They include cancers of the breast, prostate, pancreas, uterus, colon, bone and ovary.
Prefer protective daily diet contain 65% from vegetable origin.
Avoid diets with high calories.
Avoid diet with high fat, hydrogenated oils or nickel added vegetable oil.
Reduce consumption of polyunsaturated fatty acids, cotton seed oil, peanut oil etc.
Vegetable oils are transformed to trans-fat on high temperature or repeated heating. Trans fat can lower the level of essential fatty acids in the body. They can also prevent the enzymatic inhibition to allergens.
Avoid fast food, heated rancid oil and fried food items.
Keep optimum body mass index (BMI).
Omega-3 fatty acids have anti-inflammatory actions in the body.
Omega 9 fatty acids are present in sesame, olive oil and almonds.
Fiber rich food can inhibit bacterial growth and putrefaction. They also help cleanse the toxin of colon. Thus formation of carcinogenic bacteria by product are reduced. They are helpful to reduce hypercholesterolemia. High density cholesterol concentrations can promote normal tissue growth as it being an integral parts of cell membranes, and precursor of sex and steroid hormones. Prefer fiber contains items like brown rice, buckwheat, oats, barley, seaweeds, kelp and garlic.
Avoid food containing heterocyclic aromatic amines (over cooked meat, beef, fish, dark toast, smoked foods, bad flesh, fried, charred food).
Prefer meat of grass-fed and running animals.
Natural vitamins and minerals are less in food items now due to liberal use of pesticides, herbicides, and artificial fertilizers. Prefer organic foods because they are higher in nutrients and protective phytochemicals.
Avoid pesticides rich fruits. Eat a variety of foods like green banana, green mango, Berries with dark, blue, purple colour, alkaline fruits, green and yellow leafy vegetables. Take fruit jam and fruit juice. Limit pineapple juice though it is rich in bromelain, manganese and vitamin C).
Prefer zinc contain items like cashew nut than liver (prostate cancer)
Correct the malnutrition (Acidosis; vitamin A, C, D, E; and copper deficiency).
High table salt in the body can promote desire to meat and fish, and aversion to bread. It can cause dry skin, loss of memory (due to less water in nerve tissue), anemia, throbbing headache, symptoms related to low spirit- anger, easily weeping mood, epilepsy, asthma, and discomforts with the changes in weather. It can also promote increased susceptibility to diseases. It may promote stomach cancer.
Drink green tea without adding sugar or salt.
Avoid excess of tannic acid rich items (tea- cancer of esophagus and liver).
Avoid heavy consumption of food items rich in cyanide (Apricot seeds, almonds, blue potato, tapioca, amara beans, cherries, apple seeds, liquorice, mustard, cabbage, papaya, and shark cartilage).
Avoid food items contained with acetaldehyde, acetone, acetic acid, ethanol, or its precursor. (Tobacco, sour tomato, alcohol, wine, and vinegar).
Practice 12 hour water fast or fruit juice fast twice in a week.
Increase period of breast feeding during lactation. Massage breast with oil twice in a month.
Tobacco
Avoid Areca nuts and tobacco chewing.
Alcohol
Radiation
Ionizing radiations include cosmic radiation, background radiation, nuclear power stations, X-rays, Gamma rays, solar radiation, ultra violet radiation and CT scan radiation. Ionizing radiations can affect nucleus functions directly and cellular functions through the endocrine systems.
Non-ionizing radiation includes mobile tower, mobile phone, television, sun light, laser, microwave, remote controls, electric power transmission, radio waves, thermal radiations, infra-red radiation, ultraviolet radiation etc. all these have some role in carcinoma-genesis .
Biological carcinogens
About 10% of all cancers are concerned with microbes
Virus
Human papilloma virus (cervix, skin),Herpes virus, Epstein - Barr virus (Infectious mononucleosis -nose, lymphoma), Kaposi's sarcoma,Hepatitis virus B, and Hepatitis virus C (liver),Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Human T-cell leukaemia/lymphoma virus-I (HTLV-I)
Bacteria
Helicobacter pylori (stomach)
Virus
Human papilloma virus (cervix, skin),Herpes virus, Epstein - Barr virus (Infectious mononucleosis -nose, lymphoma), Kaposi's sarcoma,Hepatitis virus B, and Hepatitis virus C (liver),Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Human T-cell leukaemia/lymphoma virus-I (HTLV-I)
Bacteria
Helicobacter pylori (stomach)
Parasites
Schistosomiasis (bladder, colon-rectal) Liver flukes (bile duct),Malaria (lymphoma).
Pollution
Avoid long term exposure to chemical carcinogens present in the environment and in workplace. About 5 % of neoplasm are related to environmental and food pollution.
Beryllium (glass paints, battery).
Cadmium (paint, fertilizer, plastic).
Aluminum.
Silver.
Tin.
Mercury.
Lead.
Alloy steel.
Vanadium.
Plutonium.
Nickel (Dalda, steel welding, ceramics, coin-liver).
Chromium (hard steel).
Metallic cobalt.
Uranium.
Arsenic (lungs).
Crystalline silica.
Ceramics paint.
Sulphuric acid.
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
Radon gas.
Used engine oil.
Diesel exhaust.
Rocket fuel.
Plastics
Vinyl chloride (liver).
Resin.
Varnish.
Formaldehyde (paper coatings, adhesives).
Lathering agents.
Wood dust (nasal cancer).
Coal tar products.
Coke production.
Soot.
Boot chemicals (Srsenic-nasal cancer).
Detergents.
Dry cleaning agents.
Flame retardants.
Pesticides.
Germicides.
Herbicides.
Insecticides.
Dyes and pigments.
Magenta dyes.
Colour polishes.
Polyester.
Shampoos (cocamide).
Space deodorants.
Ethylene oxide.
Methanol (rocket fuel).
Paraffin.
Halogens.
Phenolphthalein.
Phenol.
Selenium sulphide.
Indoor smoke.
Fumes
Urban air pollution.
Nicotine (areca nut, potato, tomato, solanaceae plants).
Insect toxins (hydrocyanic acid, formic acid, acetic acid).
Genetics
About 10% of neoplasm are related to hereditary factors.
Growing older.
Other risk factors
Physical inactivity
It is one of the main culprits behind obesity, atherosclerosis and vascular endothelioma. Checked drainage in vital channels can cause accumulation of morbid elements in the body. This increases the susceptibility to chronic diseases.
Take abdominal exercise to avoid central obesity.
Take regular physical exercise for 30 minutes. Exercise can promote digestion. It is helpful to reduce sex hormone level, inflammation, insulin resistance and obesity. Take regular breathing exercise.
Autoimmune diseases(IgA deficiency).
Take abdominal exercise to avoid central obesity.
Hormones.
Avoid the factors increasing -growth hormones from pituitary (osteosarcoma), insulin like growth factors (obesity); oestrogen (contraceptive pills, xenoestrogen (plastics), oestrogen formed from excess of cholesterol and steroids) (cancer of liver, breast and vagina).
Cancer prevention
Avoid hormone replacement therapy during menopause. Avoid early marriage, repeated pregnancies, irritated intercourse, tight underwear, dental trauma, prolonged and frequent application of hot objects on the body, chronic irritations, bare walking for long distance (sun exposure, corns) etc.
Sexual hygiene.
Circumcision.
Avoid an environment having low oxygen, smoke, fumes, gas from mines, radon gas.
Avoid direct sun exposure in summer (vitamin D cholesterol and sex hormone formation –Cancer of prostate, breast and ovary)
Avoid or modify stress, deep seated emotional trauma, negative emotions, negative attitude, brooding, fear, depression, passive attitude etc Take 5-8 hour sleep daily. It is helpful to promote digestion and immunity increase.
Avoid detailed and unnecessary counselling or discussion about the complexity of diseases, surgical prognosis, and death.
Avoid excessive consumption of some petrochemical medicines include aniline derivatives, benzene derivatives, chloramphenicol (leukaemia), phenytoin (lymphoma), azathioprine (melanoma), and phenacetin derivatives (urinary tract), Ranitidine and omeprazole (stomach), spironolactone (breast).
Avoid some medicines that are prepared from mushrooms (liver).
Avoid following herbal medicines include Rauwolfia, Aristolochia, Senega, Colchicum, Hypericum, Piper nigrim, Secale cor, Psoralen; Amygdalus, Glycyrrhiza, Sambucus, Laurocerasus; Lobelia, Taraxacum; Veratrum album, Sabadilla; Aconitum, Alfalfa unnecessarily.*
Sexual hygiene.
Circumcision.
Avoid an environment having low oxygen, smoke, fumes, gas from mines, radon gas.
Avoid some medicines that are prepared from mushrooms (liver).