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by Ethan A. Huff
staff
writer
May 12, 2011
from
NaturalNews Website
A Canadian man who, for years, had blogged about his battle with
colorectal cancer, died last Tuesday.
Derek K. Miller, 41, relayed
his prepared death announcement through a friend in advance, and the
message was posted as a final blog entry that ended up going "viral"
across the web. But what mainstream reports are leaving out
concerning Miller's death is the fact that the radiation,
chemotherapy, and other conventional cancer treatments Miller
received, are likely the actual culprits in his unfortunate death,
rather than the cancer itself.
The final blog entry posted to Miller's website,
www.penmachine.com,
on May 4, 2011, says,
"Here it is. I'm dead, and this is my last
post to my blog. In advance, I asked that once my body finally shut
down from the punishments of my cancer, then my family and friends
publish this prepared message I wrote."
It goes on to explain when
Miller was born, as well as details about his family members.
But an April 10, 2011, entry Miller made explains that he underwent
"radiation, surgery, (and) chemotherapy" for nearly five years of
his life. As most people familiar with cancer know, radiation and
chemotherapy treatments are brutal, and chemotherapy in particular
is devastating to the immune system. Ironically, chemotherapy drugs
are actually
responsible for causing cancer,
according to their labels.
And radiation "therapy" is not any better, as the 20,000
millisievert (mSv)
dose typically administered for cancer treatment is twice the amount
of what is considered a
"fatal
dose" of radiation. This means that
those receiving radiation as a supposed cancer treatment are
actually receiving a twice-fatal dose of toxic poison, which by all
scientific accounts is absolutely deadly.
Administering just these two conventional cancer treatments together
for five years is a surefire way to accelerate the death process,
and unfortunately this is what Derek Miller did by agreeing to
participate in not only this, but also surgeries like an
ileostomy, which involved
redirecting his small intestine to the outside of the body.
Sadly, Derek Miller's death is more an indictment of conventional
cancer treatments than it is cancer.
If Miller had chosen to avoid
conventional treatments, and instead employ natural, nutrition-based
cancer therapies like
the Gerson Therapy,
he may have been able to overcome his cancer without having to
succumb to the fatal tortures of radiation and chemotherapy.
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