Few things impact a family more than a diagnosis of cancer

WATCH: The Quest For The Cures
Thursday, May 22, 2014
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger

"Much of human history, sadly, has been condemned under oppressive regimes that incessantly seek to suppress knowledge. The cancer industry is one of the worst offenders: it actively seeks to suppress the truth about vitamin D's anti-cancer capabilities, the truth about how chemical exposure causes cancer, and the truth about how cancer will never be cured by a chemical drug. The cancer industry ridiculously wants us all to believe that cancer happens without cause, that cancer will one day be cured with pharmaceuticals, but that the search for that cure might take another hundred years and a few trillion dollars... during which we're all supposed to keep running around in circles with pink ribbons, emptying our pockets of donation cash."

Cancer has reached epic proportions worldwide. Why? What’s different now than just 100 years ago? What can you do about it? The first step to preventing and curing cancer is understanding exactly what it is, how it forms, and what is currently offered by most mainstream doctors as treatments.

Can cancer be stopped in it's tracks? Even cured?
Watch: The Quest for the Cures

“The Quest for The Cures” is the first ever, investigative report (60 minutes style) documentary mini-series that will broadcast to the world (for free) starting Monday May 26th through Sunday June 1st. Each episode will air primetime nightly at 9pm Eastern and again at 9pm Pacific Daylight Time.  You’ll learn “in plain English” the truth about cancer so that you can fight and win the battle. Cick HERE >

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