A non-toxic cancer treatment – oncology

• From: johnpeterson1812g@gmail.com
• Posted: 06/25/2014 07:13AM
• City: Worldwide
• State: WORLDWIDE
• Keywords: Cancer Treatments, Cancer Patients
• Description:
• Cancer has become a highly profitable disease in modern times for a small group of industries, not only pharmaceutical industries, but for many “non-profit” hospitals. For example, although it does not offer any particular cure or cancer treatment superior to that of other comparable institutions, in terms of effectiveness, the annual revenues of the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for the year of 2013 exceeded 4.1 billion USD. Another hospital that profits from its name instead of its legitimate cancer treatments is the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York. In 2011, the non-profit hospital and research institution of Sloan-Kettering had an operating profit of $406 million USD, even after everything it had spent on research and the education of a small army of young cancer doctors. Not surprisingly, six administrators at Sloan-Kettering have annual salaries exceeding $1 million; twenty administrators skimp by on a paltry $500,000. What types of cures are they offering to cancer patients to deserve those salaries? A patient with stage IV lung cancer treated at the Sloan-Kettering Cancer will die almost at the same time and manner than another patient with the same type of cancer and stage treated in any other cancer center in the world, or even if no treated at all. http://www.atavisticchemotherapy.com/treatment_updates.php