by Agrippina wrote:
Not only lacking in humility, but insulting to the people who've suffered through cancer, and gone into remission as a result of actual scientific treatments, which are living hell to the patients and their families, and can sometimes lead to serious financial loss, which families are prepared to suffer for their loved ones.
It is also an insult to the memory of brave people who go through the punishing rigour of oncology, only to die anyway, like my eldest sister whose breast cancer was detected to late, by which time it had already metastasized to the bones in her chest, after two years of excruciating treatments, this very dignified, daughter, sister, wife, mother, and grandmother died, and not only that, the cancer further devastated her mother, sisters, and family when her husband died on the way to her funeral. Don't insult those of us who've lost family members because of cancer. There is only one way to treat it and that is to get regular checkups, consult medical professionals, take the surgeries and treatments recommended, and if you're lucky enough to go into remission, thank science that you live in a modern world where science, and not bullshit, is available to help people who acquire this terrible disease.
I heavy dose of working in a hospice for a few weeks, taking care of people who are dying as a result of treatments like yours would go a long way towards ridding you of your hubris.
It is early days yet but I will have the evidence I need, the medical evidence.
You might be happy with medical treatments and the only guarantees of survival defined as 5 years of life after diagnosis, or false positives and unnecessary treatments or false negatives for your people, but there are many, many people who are screaming about the what the doctors dish up. And you think that if I have information that can help another person get well that I should keep it to myself or risk being called arrogant or lacking in humility? You don't stop to think that there wouldn't be an alternative medical system if everyone was happy with the conventional therapies.
I have seen close friend and relatives die of cancer. I don't need to go to some hospice to see the drama. I have seen it in my own life. Who do you think you are telling me what I have or have not experienced in my life and what I have found to have saved my life? The first lot of doctors threw me in the trash. Nothing we can do, you got 6 to live, 12 months if you're lucky.
And they were nice. There were others subsequently claiming that when I needed their help they would butcher me. They were certainly hopeful but I was able to make myself well. You bet I will put the boot in them.
I am going to prove the matter scientifically and rub their faces in it.
An oncologist can't even dream of doing that. 
This is immensely powerful, extremely liberating. The person moves away from a state of fear to a state of knowledge from which they hold control over their health. They can maintain their health even under punishing conditions. This is ethical.