Cancer Industry Exposed

Examining Modern Treatment, Profit Motives, and Alternative Approaches

Grades 11-12 | Truth Carriers Education System

Important Notice for Parents and Students

This course examines controversial aspects of cancer treatment and the medical industry. The goal is to develop critical thinking, not to provide medical advice. Always consult qualified healthcare providers for medical decisions. This course presents information for educational purposes and encourages informed decision-making, not the rejection of all medical care.

Pronunciation Guide for Sacred Names

Yahuah (יהוה) - "Yah-HOO-ah" - The Father's covenant name

Yahusha (יהושע) - "Yah-HOO-sha" - The Son's name meaning "Yah is salvation"

Elohim (אלהים) - "El-oh-HEEM" - God (plural majesty)

Ruach HaKodesh (רוח הקודש) - "Roo-AKH Ha-KO-desh" - The Holy Spirit

Lesson 1: Introduction to Critical Health Thinking

The 4Rs Learning Framework

Receive: Learn the content through reading and study

Reflect: Consider what Scripture teaches about these topics

Recall: Test your knowledge with fill-in-the-blank exercises

Respond: Apply what you've learned through discussion and action

Receive

Cancer is one of the most feared diseases of our time, affecting millions of families worldwide. While genuine medical advances have helped many, there are serious questions about the cancer industry—the vast network of pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, research institutions, and regulatory agencies that profit from cancer treatment.

Why Question the System?

Balanced Approach

This course doesn't claim conventional medicine is all wrong or alternatives are always right. Our goal is:

  • To understand how financial interests shape medicine
  • To learn about suppressed or overlooked treatments
  • To develop discernment for making health decisions
  • To recognize our ultimate dependence on Yahuah for healing
"My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee." - Hosea 4:6

Reflect

Yahuah calls us to seek wisdom and knowledge. This includes understanding how human institutions—including medicine—can become corrupted by greed. At the same time, we must avoid both blind trust and paranoid rejection.

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. The "War on Cancer" was declared in .

2. The cancer includes pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and research institutions.

3. Financial of interest pervade cancer research.

4. Our goal is to develop for making health decisions.

5. Hosea 4:6 says people are destroyed for lack of .

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. Why is it important to question medical institutions while still valuing legitimate medicine?

2. How might financial interests affect what treatments are promoted or suppressed?

Answer Key - Lesson 1

1. 1971

2. industry

3. conflicts

4. discernment

5. knowledge

Lesson 2: The Business of Cancer

Receive

To understand modern cancer treatment, we must follow the money. The pharmaceutical industry has enormous influence over what treatments are researched, approved, and promoted.

The Scale of Cancer Economics

Exposed: The Profit Motive

Pharmaceutical companies are businesses that answer to shareholders:

  • They invest in drugs that can be patented (natural substances cannot)
  • Patented drugs can be sold at enormous markups
  • Cheap, natural alternatives threaten profits
  • Companies fund research, influence medical education, and lobby regulators

How the System Works

  1. Research funding: Pharma companies fund most drug research—and control results
  2. FDA approval: Companies pay FDA fees; FDA often approves based on company-provided data
  3. Medical education: Drug companies fund continuing education for doctors
  4. Marketing: Direct advertising to consumers and physicians
  5. Standards of care: Treatment guidelines often written by doctors with industry ties

Key Insight

A cured patient is a lost customer. A patient on expensive drugs for life is a continuous revenue stream. This doesn't mean all doctors want patients sick—most genuinely want to help. But the system is designed to profit from disease, not from cures.

"For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows." - 1 Timothy 6:10

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. The global cancer drug market exceeds $ billion annually.

2. Natural substances cannot be .

3. The FDA often approves drugs based on -provided data.

4. A cured patient is a customer.

5. The system is designed to profit from , not cures.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. Why are natural substances less profitable than synthetic drugs?

2. How might the profit motive affect which treatments get researched?

Answer Key - Lesson 2

1. 200

2. patented

3. company

4. lost

5. disease

Lesson 3: Conventional Treatment - What You Should Know

Receive

The "standard of care" for most cancers consists of three main approaches: surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. Understanding what these involve helps us evaluate their benefits and limitations.

The Three Pillars of Conventional Treatment

Surgery

Removing tumors physically. This can be effective for localized cancers and is often the most straightforward approach. Limitations: Cannot remove cancer that has spread (metastasized); some cancers are inoperable.

Chemotherapy

Drugs that kill rapidly dividing cells. Problems:

  • Kills healthy cells too (hair, gut lining, immune cells)
  • Causes severe side effects: nausea, weakness, immune suppression
  • Cancer cells can develop resistance
  • Chemotherapy itself is carcinogenic (can cause secondary cancers)
Radiation

High-energy rays that damage DNA in cancer cells. Problems:

  • Also damages healthy tissue
  • Can cause secondary cancers years later
  • Causes fatigue, burns, and other side effects

Exposed: Success Rate Questions

When evaluating cancer treatment statistics, be aware:

  • "5-year survival" doesn't mean cured—just alive at 5 years
  • Early detection can inflate survival rates (lead-time bias)
  • Response rates measure tumor shrinkage, not life extension
  • Some cancers have high survival WITH OR WITHOUT treatment

Balanced Perspective

Conventional treatments do save lives in some cases:

  • Childhood leukemia: cure rates dramatically improved
  • Testicular cancer: highly curable with chemotherapy
  • Some surgeries are clearly beneficial

The problem isn't that these treatments never work—it's that they're presented as the only options, and their limitations are often hidden.

"Is there no balm in Gilead; is there no physician there? why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?" - Jeremiah 8:22

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. The three pillars of conventional treatment are surgery, chemotherapy, and .

2. Chemotherapy kills dividing cells, including healthy ones.

3. "-year survival" doesn't mean cured.

4. Early detection can inflate survival rates through -time bias.

5. Cancer cells can develop to chemotherapy.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. Why might "5-year survival rate" be a misleading statistic?

2. How should we think about treatments that sometimes help but sometimes harm?

Answer Key - Lesson 3

1. radiation

2. rapidly

3. 5 (or five)

4. lead

5. resistance

Lesson 4: Suppressed and Alternative Treatments

Receive

Throughout the past century, numerous alternative cancer treatments have been developed, often showing promising results. Many have been aggressively suppressed by medical authorities. Understanding why helps reveal how the system works.

Why Alternatives Are Suppressed

Historical Examples

Harry Hoxsey: Operated cancer clinics in the 1950s using herbal formulas. Despite documented successes, was repeatedly shut down by the FDA. His clinic continues in Mexico.

Max Gerson, M.D.: Developed nutritional therapy emphasizing organic juices and detoxification. Published "A Cancer Therapy: Results of 50 Cases." His daughter continues his work.

Royal Rife: Developed frequency therapy in the 1930s. His laboratory was destroyed and work suppressed. Story documented in "The Cancer Cure That Worked."

Categories of Alternative Approaches

Category Examples Claimed Mechanism
Nutritional Gerson therapy, ketogenic diet, high-dose vitamin C Boost immune function, starve cancer cells
Herbal Hoxsey formula, Essiac tea, various plant extracts Anti-cancer compounds in plants
Metabolic Laetrile (amygdalin), enzyme therapy Target cancer cell metabolism
Immune Various immune-boosting protocols Enhance body's natural cancer-fighting ability
Detoxification Coffee enemas, fasting, chelation Remove toxins that promote cancer

Important Caution

Not all alternative treatments work, and some have been promoted fraudulently. Critical thinking is essential:

  • Investigate claims carefully
  • Look for documented case histories
  • Be wary of promises that sound too good to be true
  • Suppression doesn't automatically mean a treatment works
"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of Elohim." - 1 John 4:1

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. Alternative treatments often cannot be , so companies have no profit incentive.

2. Harry operated herbal cancer clinics in the 1950s.

3. Max developed nutritional cancer therapy.

4. Medical licensing boards can licenses for unapproved treatments.

5. Royal Rife developed therapy in the 1930s.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. Why would a treatment's suppression not automatically prove it works?

2. How should we evaluate claims about alternative treatments?

Answer Key - Lesson 4

1. patented

2. Hoxsey

3. Gerson

4. revoke

5. frequency

Lesson 5: The Nutrition Connection

Receive

The relationship between diet and cancer is well-documented yet often downplayed by conventional medicine. Understanding the nutrition-cancer connection is essential for prevention and may play a role in treatment.

What Research Shows

Exposed: Sugar and Cancer

Cancer cells consume glucose at rates far exceeding normal cells (the Warburg effect). Yet oncologists rarely counsel patients to reduce sugar intake. Why?

  • No profit in dietary advice
  • Food industry influences nutrition research
  • Medical training emphasizes drugs, not nutrition

Protective Foods

Foods with Anti-Cancer Properties

  • Cruciferous vegetables: Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower (sulforaphane)
  • Berries: Rich in antioxidants and ellagic acid
  • Garlic and onions: Contain allium compounds
  • Turmeric: Curcumin has anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer effects
  • Green tea: Contains EGCG with anti-cancer properties
  • Fermented foods: Support gut health and immunity

Biblical Diet Principles

Scripture provides dietary guidance that aligns with anti-cancer principles:

"And Elohim said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat." - Genesis 1:29

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. Diet is estimated to be a factor in -50% of cancers.

2. Cancer cells consume at extremely high rates.

3. This high glucose consumption is called the effect.

4. vegetables include broccoli and cabbage.

5. Turmeric contains , which has anti-cancer properties.

Respond

Diet Analysis

Track your diet for three days. How many of the protective foods do you eat? How much processed food and sugar? Write a plan for improvement.

Answer Key - Lesson 5

1. 30

2. glucose (or sugar)

3. Warburg

4. Cruciferous

5. curcumin

Lesson 6: Environmental Toxins and Cancer

Receive

Many cancers are linked to environmental toxins—chemicals we're exposed to daily in our food, water, air, and products. The cancer industry often ignores prevention, focusing instead on treatment after cancer develops.

Categories of Carcinogens

Exposed: Industry Protection

Industries have hidden cancer risks of their products for decades:

  • Tobacco: Knew dangers for decades before admitting them
  • Asbestos: Companies concealed knowledge of cancer risk
  • Glyphosate: Internal Monsanto documents revealed knowledge of risks

Regulatory agencies often rely on industry-funded studies.

Reducing Exposure

Practical Steps

  • Choose organic produce when possible (especially "dirty dozen")
  • Filter drinking water
  • Use natural cleaning and personal care products
  • Avoid plastic food containers (especially with heat)
  • Eat whole foods, not processed
  • Support detoxification through healthy diet

Why Prevention Is Neglected

No one profits from prevention:

"Know ye not that ye are the temple of Elohim, and that the Spirit of Elohim dwelleth in you? If any man defile the temple of Elohim, him shall Elohim destroy." - 1 Corinthians 3:16-17

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. The herbicide (Roundup) has been linked to lymphoma.

2. companies knew dangers of smoking for decades.

3. BPA and in plastics disrupt hormones.

4. The "dirty " are produce items highest in pesticides.

5. 1 Corinthians 3:16 calls our body the of Elohim.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. Why would industries hide knowledge of their products' dangers?

2. What practical steps can your family take to reduce toxin exposure?

Answer Key - Lesson 6

1. glyphosate

2. Tobacco

3. phthalates

4. dozen

5. temple

Lesson 7: The Screening Controversy

Receive

We're constantly told that early detection saves lives. But the reality is more complex. Cancer screening has benefits and significant harms that are rarely discussed.

The Screening Promise

"Early detection saves lives" sounds obviously true. But consider:

Exposed: Overdiagnosis

Overdiagnosis occurs when screening finds "cancers" that would never cause harm if left undetected. Studies suggest:

  • Mammography: Up to 1 in 3 breast cancers detected may be overdiagnosed
  • PSA testing: Many prostate "cancers" would never cause symptoms
  • Thyroid screening: Has created an "epidemic" of thyroid cancer, yet mortality unchanged

These overdiagnosed patients undergo surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy for "cancers" that posed no threat.

The Harm of False Positives

Balanced View on Screening

Screening isn't all bad:

  • Some aggressive cancers ARE caught early and treated successfully
  • Individual circumstances matter
  • Informed decision-making is key

The problem is that we're often told only the benefits, not the harms, of screening.

"The simple believeth every word: but the prudent man looketh well to his going." - Proverbs 14:15

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. occurs when screening finds cancers that would never cause harm.

2. Up to 1 in breast cancers detected may be overdiagnosed.

3. testing has led to overdiagnosis of prostate cancer.

4. Increased thyroid screening created an "epidemic" but rates are unchanged.

5. False can lead to unnecessary biopsies and treatment.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. How does overdiagnosis inflate cancer survival statistics?

2. What information would you want before deciding on a screening test?

Answer Key - Lesson 7

1. Overdiagnosis

2. 3 (three)

3. PSA

4. mortality (or death)

5. positives

Lesson 8: The Immune System and Cancer

Receive

Our bodies have remarkable natural defenses against cancer. The immune system normally detects and destroys abnormal cells before they become tumors. Understanding this helps us appreciate both prevention and alternative treatment approaches.

How the Immune System Fights Cancer

Key Insight

Everyone develops cancer cells, but a healthy immune system destroys them before they multiply. Cancer often develops when the immune system is compromised or when cancer cells learn to evade detection.

What Weakens the Immune System

Exposed: Conventional Treatment Paradox

Chemotherapy destroys the immune system—the very defense against cancer:

  • White blood cell counts drop dramatically
  • Patients become vulnerable to infections
  • Body's natural cancer-fighting ability is compromised
  • May contribute to cancer recurrence

Supporting the Immune System

"A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones." - Proverbs 17:22

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. killer cells patrol the body destroying abnormal cells.

2. Everyone develops cancer cells, but a healthy system destroys them.

3. especially suppresses immunity.

4. destroys the immune system.

5. Vitamin from sunlight supports immunity.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. Why is supporting the immune system important for cancer prevention?

2. How does Proverbs 17:22 relate to immune function?

Answer Key - Lesson 8

1. Natural

2. immune

3. Sugar

4. Chemotherapy

5. D

Lesson 9: The Pharmaceutical Industry Influence

Receive

To understand why cancer treatment works the way it does, we must examine the pharmaceutical industry's influence over medicine. This isn't conspiracy theory—it's documented fact.

Industry Influence on Research

Exposed: Regulatory Capture

"Regulatory capture" occurs when agencies meant to regulate industry instead serve industry interests:

  • FDA funding comes largely from drug company fees
  • Revolving door: FDA officials leave to work for pharma
  • Industry-friendly decisions benefit companies
  • Approval based on company-provided data

Medical Education and Practice

Important Clarification

Most individual doctors genuinely want to help patients. They're often unaware of the system's biases because:

  • They trained within it
  • They have limited time to research alternatives
  • They risk losing licenses for "unapproved" treatments
  • Information they receive is filtered through industry

Financial Scale

"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world." - Ephesians 6:12

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. " bias" means negative results often aren't published.

2. " capture" occurs when regulators serve industry interests.

3. FDA funding comes largely from drug company .

4. The " door" refers to officials moving between FDA and pharma.

5. Pharma spends more on than on research.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. How does regulatory capture affect drug approval and medical practice?

2. How should we relate to individual doctors while being aware of system problems?

Answer Key - Lesson 9

1. Publication

2. Regulatory

3. fees

4. revolving

5. marketing

Lesson 10: Case Studies and Testimonies

Receive

Examining specific cases helps us understand both the failures of conventional treatment and the possibilities of alternatives. While testimonies aren't scientific proof, they raise important questions.

Case Study Categories

Spontaneous Remission Cases

Medical literature documents cases where cancer disappeared without treatment. What can we learn?

  • Some patients made major lifestyle changes
  • Some had strong faith and prayer support
  • The body CAN heal itself under right conditions
  • Conventional medicine often dismisses these cases rather than studying them
Alternative Treatment Successes

Many patients report recovery using alternative approaches:

  • Nutritional therapy (Gerson, ketogenic)
  • Herbal protocols
  • Metabolic approaches
  • Combinations of various methods

Critics say these are "anecdotes"—but multiple documented cases demand explanation.

Conventional Treatment Failures

Many patients undergo aggressive treatment but cancer returns or spreads:

  • Sometimes chemo creates resistant cancer cells
  • Immune suppression from treatment may enable metastasis
  • Quality of life often severely impacted

Critical Thinking About Testimonies

When evaluating any health testimony:

  • What was the diagnosis? (Confirmed by pathology?)
  • What treatments were used?
  • How long since treatment?
  • Are there documented medical records?
  • Could there be other explanations?
"And Yahusha went about all Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing all manner of sickness and all manner of disease among the people." - Matthew 4:23

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. remission is when cancer disappears without treatment.

2. Critics often dismiss success stories as mere "."

3. Chemotherapy can create cancer cells.

4. Multiple documented cases explanation.

5. We should ask if diagnosis was confirmed by .

Respond

Research Exercise

Research one documented case of spontaneous remission or alternative treatment success. What factors were involved? Write a one-page summary.

Answer Key - Lesson 10

1. Spontaneous

2. anecdotes

3. resistant

4. demand

5. pathology

Lesson 11: Biblical Perspective on Healing

Receive

As believers, our approach to health and healing must be grounded in Scripture. The Bible provides wisdom about sickness, healing, faith, and our ultimate trust in Yahuah.

Biblical Principles on Health

Healing in Scripture

The Bible records many healings:

  • Yahusha healed all who came to Him (Matthew 8:16)
  • The apostles continued healing ministry (Acts 3:1-10)
  • James instructs elders to pray for the sick (James 5:14-15)
  • Yet Paul's "thorn" was not removed (2 Corinthians 12:7-9)

Balanced Approach

Neither Extreme

Don't reject all medicine: Luke was a physician (Colossians 4:14). Medicine can be a gift from Yahuah.

Don't trust medicine blindly: The woman with the issue of blood "had suffered many things of many physicians" (Mark 5:26).

Seek Yahuah first: "In everything by prayer and supplication" (Philippians 4:6).

Prayer and Faith

"Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the assembly; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of Yahuah: And the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and Yahuah shall raise him up." - James 5:14-15

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. 1 Corinthians 6:19 calls our body a .

2. Exodus 15:26 says "I am Yahuah that thee."

3. was a physician mentioned in Scripture.

4. James 5:14 instructs calling the to pray for the sick.

5. Paul's "" was not removed despite prayer.

Respond

Discussion Questions

1. How should faith in Yahuah's healing power relate to using medicine?

2. Why might Yahuah sometimes choose not to heal in this life?

Answer Key - Lesson 11

1. temple

2. healeth

3. Luke

4. elders

5. thorn

Lesson 12: Making Informed Decisions

Receive

Armed with knowledge, believers can make informed decisions about cancer treatment—neither blindly following mainstream medicine nor rejecting all medical care.

Questions to Ask About Any Treatment

  1. What are the success rates for MY type and stage of cancer?
  2. How is "success" defined? (5-year survival? Cure? Quality of life?)
  3. What are the side effects and risks?
  4. What are the alternatives?
  5. What happens if I do nothing?
  6. Are there conflicts of interest I should know about?

Second Opinions

Why Second Opinions Matter

  • Diagnosis accuracy: misdiagnosis does occur
  • Different doctors may suggest different treatments
  • Integrative oncologists may offer additional options
  • You have the right to understand all options

Integrating Approaches

Many patients combine conventional and alternative approaches:

Important Considerations

  • Some cancers are immediately life-threatening and require prompt action
  • Others are slow-growing and allow time for careful decision
  • Rejecting all treatment without research can be as unwise as accepting blindly
  • Each case is unique—there's no one-size-fits-all answer

Resources for Research

"If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of Elohim, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him." - James 1:5

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. You should ask how "" is defined for any treatment.

2. Getting a second is your right.

3. oncologists may offer additional options.

4. Some cancers are slow-growing and allow for careful decision.

5. James 1:5 tells us to ask Elohim for .

Respond

Decision Framework

Create a list of questions you would want answered before making any major health decision. Include medical, spiritual, and practical considerations.

Answer Key - Lesson 12

1. success

2. opinion

3. Integrative

4. time

5. wisdom

Lesson 13: Prevention Strategies

Receive

The best approach to cancer is prevention. While not all cancers are preventable, many lifestyle factors significantly reduce risk. Prevention is largely ignored by the cancer industry because there's no profit in it.

Biblical Lifestyle Principles

Practical Prevention Steps

Evidence-Based Prevention

  1. Don't smoke: Single most important cancer prevention
  2. Maintain healthy weight: Obesity linked to many cancers
  3. Eat primarily plants: Vegetables, fruits, whole grains
  4. Limit processed food: Especially processed meat
  5. Exercise regularly: Reduces cancer risk significantly
  6. Limit alcohol: Any amount increases some cancer risks
  7. Reduce toxin exposure: Choose organic, filter water, avoid chemicals
  8. Get adequate vitamin D: Low levels associated with cancer
  9. Manage stress: Chronic stress suppresses immunity
  10. Get quality sleep: Essential for cellular repair

Why Prevention Is Neglected

Follow the Money

  • Prevention doesn't require drugs or procedures
  • Healthy people don't generate medical revenue
  • Food industry promotes unhealthy products
  • Prevention advice conflicts with powerful industries
"Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of Elohim." - 1 Corinthians 10:31

Recall

Fill in the Blanks

1. Not is the single most important cancer prevention.

2. is linked to many cancers.

3. Low vitamin levels are associated with cancer.

4. Chronic suppresses immunity.

5. Prevention is neglected because healthy people don't generate .

Respond

Personal Prevention Plan

Review the ten prevention steps. Rate yourself honestly on each (1-10). Choose three areas to improve and write specific goals.

Answer Key - Lesson 13

1. smoking

2. Obesity

3. D

4. stress

5. revenue

Lesson 14: Course Review and Application

Receive

As we conclude this course, let's review key concepts and consider how to apply what we've learned. Our goal has been to develop discernment—not to replace medical care, but to make wise decisions.

Key Lessons Summarized

Topic Key Points
Cancer Industry Profit motives shape research and treatment
Conventional Treatment Has benefits but also significant limitations and harms
Alternatives Many exist; some suppressed; require careful evaluation
Nutrition Diet significantly affects cancer risk; sugar feeds cancer
Environment Toxins contribute to cancer; prevention largely ignored
Immune System Natural defense against cancer; support rather than suppress
Biblical Perspective Trust Yahuah; use wisdom; care for the body-temple

Principles for Decision-Making

A Biblical Framework

  1. Pray first: Seek Yahuah's wisdom and guidance
  2. Research thoroughly: Don't accept or reject blindly
  3. Consider all options: Conventional, alternative, integrative
  4. Ask good questions: Know what you're choosing and why
  5. Seek godly counsel: Input from wise believers
  6. Trust the outcome to Yahuah: Whatever happens, He is sovereign

Moving Forward

"Prove all things; hold fast that which is good." - 1 Thessalonians 5:21

Recall

Final Review Fill-in-the-Blanks

1. The "War on Cancer" was declared in .

2. Natural substances cannot be .

3. The effect shows cancer's high glucose consumption.

4. occurs when screening finds harmless cancers.

5. " capture" describes when regulators serve industry.

6. The body's system normally destroys cancer cells.

7. James 5:14 tells us to call the to pray for the sick.

8. Getting a second is your right.

9. Not is the most important cancer prevention.

10. 1 Thessalonians 5:21 says " all things."

Respond

Final Project Options

Choose one of the following:

  1. Research Paper: Investigate one alternative treatment in depth (history, claimed mechanism, evidence, criticisms)
  2. Prevention Guide: Create a practical prevention guide for your family
  3. Critical Analysis: Analyze media coverage of a cancer-related news story for bias
  4. Biblical Study: Study all healing accounts in the Gospels and draw principles

Final Discussion Questions

1. How has this course changed your thinking about health and medicine?

2. What was the most surprising thing you learned?

3. How will you apply this knowledge in your own life?

4. How can you share this information with love rather than fear?

Answer Key - Lesson 14

1. 1971

2. patented

3. Warburg

4. Overdiagnosis

5. Regulatory

6. immune

7. elders

8. opinion

9. smoking

10. Prove