Bookmark this site to cure cancer

Posted by Tim
May 16, 2007

OK, so we got your attention. As sensational as the title might sound, how many millions are made every day from advertisements on the Internet? So its not impossible… ambitious might be a better word. This site is more or less an experiment, and its success or failure lies with you.

Some of you may have heard about a new drug called DCA that has flooded the Internet with buzz, conspiracy theories and frantic blog posts. For those who haven’t heard about it, it’s a drug that was recently discovered to shrink tumors in rats and kill cancerous human cells (in a petri dish). Long story short- it isn’t getting the funding it needs for real human testing and FDA approval. Because it’s so cheap to make and not patentable, pharmaceutical companies won’t touch it. This isn’t a conspiracy; it’s called capitalism. It’s a poor investment. Is DCA the silver bullet? Maybe not. It might not end up passing human trials at all, but if the testing is never done will we ever know? DCA is one of the most promising leads we’ve had to date for a cancer cure. It’s very possible that an inexpensive and effective cure for all or most cancers may fade into obscurity without ever even being properly tested.

We made this site based on an idea. The idea is simple… use the collective power of the Internet to empower us all to pick up where the pharmaceutical companies will not go. We will donate 100% of any and all revenue this site brings in to multiple cancer charities. All you have to do is visit often and tell others to check it out as well. We will provide as much unbiased information on the subject as we can to keep you updated on the progress of DCA research. If you really want to help, you can make a private donation to any of the charities listed on this site.

About Us Child on Chemo

Our names are Tim and Lindsay, and for the past three months we have been training for our first triathlon to raise awareness and funds for Leukemia and Lymphoma research. It is while fund-raising for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) that we came up with the idea for this site. One of the many ways you can show your support for cancer research is to donate to LLS through our fund-raising site below.

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Cheers,

Tim & Lindsay

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Comment Number:: 1
Written by:: LM
Posted on:: May 21, 2007 at 7:35 am

This is a very important, DCA testing needs to be done and properly funded! This might not be the cure for all cancers but it might just be a cure for more than a handful of cancers that could save 100’s of thousands of lives! Nothing should be overlooked. Proper testing will show if it works or not and on which forms of cancer. Digg this site and help spread the word about DCA it could save your life or a loved one in the future! The just can’t be swept under the table!

LM
http://www.AbundanceTips.com

Comment Number:: 2
Written by:: Silviu Lucian
Posted on:: May 21, 2007 at 9:28 am

Go to the tabacco companies!

Comment Number:: 3
Written by:: Ken
Posted on:: May 21, 2007 at 12:49 pm

Just made a one time gift to U of A. Simple and painless.

Comment Number:: 4
Written by:: Suika123
Posted on:: May 21, 2007 at 5:04 pm

I’ve read one of the first articles online about this back in January, but at the time I hadn’t known that it would be so difficult to get funding. Does anyone know how much money they’ll need? Or how far along they are?

Comment Number:: 5
Written by:: Hem Ramachandran
Posted on:: May 21, 2007 at 11:59 pm

I have read both sides of the story, I know it doesn’t hurt to try this out. Any pursuit for cancer cure is great! But I think you should research more to see what information is out there about DCA.
Good luck on this website, definitely a noble venture!

Comment Number:: 6
Written by:: Mandy
Posted on:: May 22, 2007 at 3:12 am

I am all for research on this wonderful discovery. But wouldn’t the American Cancer Society be out of business if they found this to be the answer? With all of their money, wouldn’t they pour it into a discovery like this? I don’t think donating to them is the way to go. Sorry. There must be another way.

Comment Number:: 7
Written by:: Ben Hawksbee
Posted on:: May 23, 2007 at 9:27 pm

Im very intrigued. why someone hasnt invested in this technology? someone who is not after making money like pharmaceutical companies. surely someone with money and who has had a case of cancer close to them would be willing to invest in the technology if they knew about it? my mum was diagnosed with breast cancer just over a year ago and it makes me sick think that people wouldn’t consider a technology just because it is not profitable enough.

Comment Number:: 8
Written by:: Joe Touchole
Posted on:: July 13, 2007 at 3:58 am

I have cancer and I’d do just about anything to help. You don’t realize the business of medicine until you hear those words, “your biopsy was positive”.Then the professionalism disappears and you find yourself on a used car lot and treatment choices are thrown at you like the price of your trade in when you buy a new car.

Comment Number:: 9
Written by:: Ed Thorp
Posted on:: July 17, 2007 at 4:50 pm

I really applaud your efforts with your public outreach regarding the info on DCA and Team in training for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. I am a acute leukemia and bone marrow transplant survivor of over 4 years. It was only after starting my recovery (3 rounds of chemo and transplant) that I started to read and become knowledgeable about natural cures and preventatives for cancer. I feel that those few supplements that I take every day are the reason why I am not part of the 75% mortality statistic. Speaking of which, here they are: 10,000 people per/year will get acute leukemia and 75% will die within 5 years. Is it luck that I made it this far? Maybe…maybe not. Strength and courage to you!

Comment Number:: 10
Written by:: Kim
Posted on:: July 30, 2007 at 9:06 pm

I have lost faith in so called “cures”….it’s all overshadowed and commandeered by the pharmaceutical companies. No
cure will be found because they don’t WANT one to be found. What about lesser known but EFFECTIVE alternative forms of treatment? For example; the William Hitt center in Mexico…support what THEY are doing…it makes more sense to me.