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The Lighthouse On Curing Cancer

By Erik Zimerman On June 16, 2013 · 5 Comments · In The Jackal's Den, The Whiskey Room

Nearly a decade and a half ago, when first starting my Biochemistry Major, I was happily surprised to see that the then newly found knowledge and scientific techniques almost necessarily seemed to spell the end of at least many types of cancer. A foregone conclusion, I remembered thinking…. Quite a few years later, I am very surprised about the lack of progress made along the fascinating track I had envisioned. Needless to say, people continue to die from the ignoble disease. Therefore, it is time to put this concept to paper, enlighten a few people, and perhaps get feedback from experts on what technicalities are holding up the shooting of Paris’ arrow into cancer’s Achilles’ heel. The casual (non scientist) reader will likely find the true nature of cancer and its most logical solution surprising and fascinating; as its true nature is so different from what is most often portrayed. In first order of course, is an understanding of What Is cancer… The disease’s most broad definition sets it apart from almost all other human diseases. Generally speaking, most human diseases can be categorized in two broad groups; those that are pathogenic, and those that are not. A pathogenic disease is pretty straightforward, and as is well known today, caused [...]

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