FIGHTING CANCER

• October 8, 2008
• Special Features
• Editor

How new methods using neglected medical research are saving lives . . .

The Samford branch of Canhelp Australia Wide will be presenting an information evening and showing of this DVD at North Lakes Community Centre Hall, Lakefield Drive, North Lakes on Friday 10^th October at 6.30p.m. for a 7 p.m. start.

Find out how simple changes to lifestyle, nutrition and exercise can not only greatly improve the survival chances of cancer patients but also help to avoid cancer in the first place.  Those attending the presentation will also be able to talk to people who are following the program with positive results.  Cost for the night is $5 per person which helps to cover costs of venue hire.  Please RSVP or direct any enquiries to Ian Wills 0428 188 101 or Anne Elliot 0420 317 515 by Wednesday 8^th October.

Are you, a loved one or friend afflicted with cancer?  Even if you/they have been given the ‘all clear’, do you worry that it will come back, and if so, when and where?   Do you/they feel helpless to do anything about it?  Do you/they feel like a walking time-bomb?

Virtually every family in Australia is affected by cancer.  Statistics show that in 2005, 1 in 3 people were diagnosed with cancer compared with 1 in 100 people in 1975. Canhelp Australia Wide is a non-profit, charitable organization founded by Darryl and Jan Jones and is based on the Sunshine Coast. Darryl and Jan have eighteen years experience in training and helping thousands of people through physical health issues and cancer stands out to them as being one of the major health epidemics of all time. 

Many years of research and practical experience show many cancers develop with the average western consumption of de-natured and processed foods, and that with reasonable changes of lifestyle they can be reversed, even in those cases that are considered by the medical profession as ‘terminal’.  In the past three years, more than 40 men have come to Canhelp with prostate cancer alone.  ALL have lived and are thriving.  Other cases include a young man with an inoperable brain tumor who was only given three weeks to live – four years ago!!

More than 300 people attended the official launch of Canhelp Australia Wide and the launch of the information DVD on Tuesday 8^th July at Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast.