by admin | August 25th, 2010
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Which is a result oriented line of treatment for osteosarcoma ?Allopathy,Ayurveda or Homeopathy?
I have been detected with a tumor in my right sacro illiac joint & is lightly connected to the spine & its is suspected to be osteosarcoma. Primary biopsy reports also indicate towards possible osteosarcoma with 40% necrosis.
I am a bit confused to which line of treatment should be taken. A homeopath in the promises to cure it in about 5 months & he is a reputed one with a number of cases behind him.He says the medicines are his research products.An Ayurvedic doctor is also pretty confident of curing it.
The allopathic docs are saying to go for chemotherapy & then surgery.
I am confused, so please help!
Thanks in Advance
A homeopath who promises to cure cancer is the worst type of scoundrel and conman. Believe me, his eye is firmly on your wallet.
Homeopathy has no record of curing anything, let alone cancer; small wonder as its preparations contain no active ingredients.
The Ayurvedic 'doctor' who claims to be confident of a cure is conning you too.
I'm sure there are alternative practitioners who are sincere and who believe in their particular brand for treating certain ailments; but they all KNOW they can't cure cancer.
Your choice is between the proven and the unproven/disproven.
You will notice that the real doctors are not making you any grand promises. They know there are no guarantees.
But the treatments they are recommending have been tested and proven; they save many lives and prolong many, many more.
It's your choice. I know which I chose when I saw (among other alternative practitioners) a homeopath and an oncologist after my cancer diagnosis, and I'm still here and fit and well over six years later. No 'allopathic' doctor made me any promises, they just did their best with proven treatments.
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