The cure for cancer already exists as key protein in healthy human tissues, stunned scientists discover
The body already knows how to prevent and cure cancer, as I've often stated on this site. All we have to do is stop poisoning our body with cancer-causing chemicals like sodium nitrite (found in most packaged meat products) and start feeding ourselves the ingredients and materials our body needs to work its magic.

Given the proper foods, the human body will suppress all growth of cancer tumors. Which foods? Superfoods like spirulina, chlorella, broccoli, and nutritional supplements like Amazon herbs, cat's claw (Una de Gato), graviola, or even more traditional herbs like green tea and licorice root. Garlic is also an amazing cancer busting food, not to mention onions, ginger and cauliflower.


The harder researchers look, the more they're going to to find the answers right in front of them: inside our own bodies.


Overview:


Scientists at Bristol University have found that a protein present in normal body tissues can prevent tumour growth.
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A team led by Dr Dave Bates, British Heart Foundation Lecturer, and Dr Steve Harper, Senior Research Fellow in the Microvascular Research Laboratories, in the Department of Physiology at Bristol University, have discovered that a type of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) found in normal tissue, including blood, can prevent cancers from growing.
Most forms of VEGF help this blood vessel growth.
The new form of VEGF, VEGF165b, which was discovered by the same team in 2002, inhibits the growth of new blood vessels required for tumours to grow above one millimetre.
They have also found that this form of VEGF is generally found in many normal parts of the body, including the prostate, but not in prostate cancer, and have established how this form of VEGF works on blood vessels.
The advantage of using VEGF165b over established compounds to treat cancer is that VEGF165b is a natural protein produced by the body under normal circumstances.
New blood vessel growth is also necessary for many normal body functions.

Source: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/11/041103234316.htm

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