The Web site above should be:  www.EndCancerNow.org  - - Sorry for the
typo  - - Bill

MAKE THAT www.EndCancerNow.org

Bill,

It is possible that dairy products play some role in some
cancers.  This may have to do with hormones from the cows that
are in the milk, with drugs fed to the cows, or to some
ingredient of the milk itself.  You aren't the only person who
has suspected that, and there are studies published in Pubmed
that have investigated this.  At least some of the studies have
found some positive association between some cancers and dietary
intake of milk.  Some have not.

Here's an example sentence from the published abstract of a study
that is far more scientific than yours:

  "In this large prospective study in a prostate cancer
  screening trial, greater dietary intake of calcium and dairy
  products, particularly low-fat types, may be modestly
  associated with increased risks for nonaggressive prostate
  cancer, but was unrelated to aggressive disease."

That was from a study of almost 30,000 men conducted by the
Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, National Cancer
Institute and published just two months ago.  See:
http://tinyurl.com/2zf72r.

Those experts studied a sample 10,000 times larger than yours and
found a possible association, but not a large one, and not one
related to aggressive cancers.

Cancer is a complex of a great many diseases, and the
biochemistry and molecular biology of cancer is probably as
complicated as anything human beings have ever studied.
Experimenting on your own by eating this or that and then
measuring your PSA just isn't going to give you valid
information.  Science doesn't work that way.  We can't understand
cancer in that way any more than we can understand astronomy by
observing that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west and
concluding that the sun goes around the earth.

I believe you mean well and that you are sincerely trying to save
other men from cancer, but your approach is not scientifically
valid and some of the statements you make on your website are
provably false.

There are men who have been strict vegetarians for most of their
lives who have posted to this website and who have cancer now, or
who have already died of cancer.

There was one named Martin Howard, for example, who not only
wouldn't touch animal products in any way, he wouldn't even use
drugs that had been developed by experimenting on animals.  He's
dead now, of prostate cancer.

There have been others.

So your statements like:

   "If Cancer is present in the body, it can be put into
   permanent remission by eliminating animal-source foods and
   chemically-derived foods in the diet."

are just false.

You really need to do some serious study and educate yourself
scientifically before you start advising people about how to cure
cancer.  You aren't doing anyone any favors by spreading false
information.

Regards,

   Alan

There is a good French term that describes this story = "pommes de
route"

Ha!!  We have a few "Bills" on this site and I almost fell for this.  Need
more coffee.  I think I'll try it with cream
.

Bill

I read your story on the PDF file and I can see what you may be
thinking. You had 2 actions at one time and you are ascribing the
benefits to milk withdrawal and not all the heavy cancer treatments
that you have undergone. You have had enough system cancer treatments
to eradicate the low grade prostate cancer that you describe. A PSA of
5 and Gleason grade 3+3 prostate cancer is classified as a pussy cat
cancer that can often be contained by dietary measures, but you had
serious cancer treatment that coild easily eradicated the small amount
of prostate cancer that you had.

Milk may play a minor role in the development of cancer but not in the
way a lot of nonsense touted on the internet. There are studies that
show a correlation between high dairy intake and prostate cancer. The
doctors that have studied this  report that the likely cause is that
high intakes of calcium (such as from dairy) and low exposure to
sunshine, will lower the persons vitamin D level, which recent studies
show that it is protective against cancer. The details are not yet
fully studied.

As an engineer you should apply a my higher standard of proof than a
few anecdotal experiences. Do some serious research on www.scholar.google.com
for real scientific studies and read the whole paper and collect
overwhelming proof from several credible sources before jumping to
simplistic conclusions on a topic that is much more complex than
engineering.

I have taken the time to write this as I have gone that path many
years ago and have been fighting serious prostate (PSA 34 & Gleason
grade 3+4) cancer for 9 years. My current PSA is 2.3 only because of
medically proven treatments - some of which work for me and not for
others. I Have tried a pure vegan diet, no dairy, flaxseed and
flaxseed oil and lots of fish and supplements. After so many failures,
I did the research, went to medical conferences and now I understand
that it is the medical interventions that keep me going.

Diet and lifestyle do play a role in helping your body exert some
control over cancer cells. Get the best information from credible
sources. Here a few Dr Charles E. Myers (Snuffy), Dr Steven Strum, Dr
Mark Moyad and the Prostate cancer Foundation.

In  summary, your theory on diary is still "pommes de route"

Fellows  - who hasn't hoped that simple dietary measures would keep us
cancer free, especially those that have cancer in their families.

Lud