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Thanks for stop­ping by…and as you can read at the top, this site is all about sav­ing lives!

You are about to read a very bold statement…disease is pre­ventable, and reversable.   Do you have can­cer?  Chances are, you shouldn’t.  How about heart dis­ease.  Ahh yes, the dis­ease they claim is hereditary…and on this site, you will learn how this lie is just one among many we are being told.  Can hered­ity be a fac­tor?  Sure it can, but not in the way they want you to believe.

Chances are, you will have a bit of a hard time believ­ing the things you will be read­ing on this site.  There is a very good rea­son for that…you see, when you hear some­thing over and over and over and over again, espe­cially when the source seems to be one you can def­i­nitely trust, or at least should be able to trust, you ARE going to believe that source.  But what hap­pens if and when that trusted source lies to you?  And what if there are numer­ous lies from that trusted source, and what if peo­ple are dying that should not be dying because of those lies?

How will you ever know?  And how will you know who to believe?  If you never check things out for your­self, you won’t know.  The prob­lem is that most peo­ple have no idea how to find out what is true and what isn’t.  Hope­fully, this site can offer you a start­ing point.

We lost three of our fam­ily mem­bers over a 15 month period.  One from can­cer, one because of a heart attack, and another from an unbear­able con­di­tion, which for per­sonal rea­sons shall be kept pri­vate for now.   It is my per­sonal opin­ion that all three of these could and should be alive today.  But wait, there is another who has can­cer, and is being treated with chemo.  The doc­tors think they got ALL of the can­cer in surgery, but just in case, they wanted to treat her with chemo, just to be sure.  Just wait until you read what I will be writ­ing about this on the blog.

Just to wet your appetite…we are being told that chemo has a high suc­cess rate.  My fam­ily mem­ber was told that her chances of sur­viv­ing the can­cer would increase 30–40% by being treated with chemo.  Excuse me, but there are doc­tors out there who have exposed this great lie.  The can­cer sur­vival rate for chemo treat­ment is around 3–4%.   And those fam­ily mem­bers of a loved one who sur­vived chemo, and who are among those 3–4% will swear by chemo 100%.  I don’t blame them one bit…they are among the few very lucky peo­ple who were poi­soned to death and still sur­vived.  They should be happy, and brag­ging about the treat­ment that saved their lives.  Sadly, they don’t know that they are among only a few that have sur­vived this hor­rific treat­ment.  They are among the very lucky!  I’d prob­a­bly be brag­ging too if I were them.

Based on the knowl­edge I have gained, I ven­ture to say that my fam­ily mem­ber WILL NOT sur­vive this treat­ment.  We tried to warn her.  Guess what?  She believed the big lie.  She trusts those she should be able to trust.  Why shouldn’t she?  No one has exposed any of this to her before now, before the time that she was des­per­ately seek­ing a solu­tion to this life tak­ing dis­ease.  And many more will follow.

Hope­fully, this site will open your eyes, and help to edu­cate you…before a seri­ous life-threatening dis­ease strikes your fam­ily, a friend, or a co-worker.  Don’t wait until it is too late.  Get the facts now.  Book­mark this site, and get on our mail­ing list (which will be set up soon…I will remove this com­ment once it is work­ing.  Site set up takes a bit of time), and please, tell every­one you know about this site.  You want to know what you don’t know, because con­trary to what we have been told, what you don’t know WILL hurt you.  Every­one needs to know what is REALLY going on.  Lives are at stake, and this site is all about sav­ing lives.  Feel free to com­ment on our blog, and I fully expect many of you to dis­agree with me.   I’ve had a lot of peo­ple (includ­ing fam­ily) just roll their eyes when hear­ing some of this infor­ma­tion.  As I said, you should be able to trust those we know we can trust.  But…I’m here to tell you that unfor­tu­nately, we can’t.  Be patient, and research for your­self, and you will even­tu­ally see for your­self what is REALLY hap­pen­ing.  Don’t take my word for it.  Your health, and your life are at risk.