> If you promote a product for a specific condition and that product has no demonstrable benefit for that particular problem then yes, you are a quack.

Then by this definition I am not a quack.

Altruism runs deep in my veins. I'm a Pro-life Philippines volunteer. But at the same time I am atheist... meaning I'm open to all cure possibilities and methods. I always say that true healing is cheap, generic and there are many, many alternatives.

Curezone seems to be a concentration of hobby healers. We are part of the revolution of healing. Cures are available around the world. Someone somewhere knows the cure. For example, I'm from the Philippines and we have the freedom to choose our own cures. Virgin Coconut Oil and coconuts in general are generic and plentiful in my country.

The Science of health and testimonials and self experiments here in curezone are informative. We build on each other's knowledge.

The cures here in curezone and elsewhere are good enough for me to use on myself, my family, my children and my friends who ask of me.

This is what I have to say about the "there is no cure for cancer religion:"

"I do not believe that the popular incureable diseases are incureable. Believing in incureables is unscientific. Believing in incureables is more like a fanatic religion. What is worse is believing in incureable diseases is a self fulfilling superstition."

What is my opinion on the cancer Conspiracy in the USA?

From my point of view as a Filipino who grew up, still lives in the Philippines, have travelled around the world, and use worldwide healing disciplines, consultants, worldwide concepts, and multiple doctors... I can see that there is an unfortunate mindlock / brainwashing by the US Medical Monopoly. I think US government law makers have been bought and bribed. US Mass media, any mass media is a whore of course. US citizens and my own fellow urban dwellers are unfortunately living in the dark ages of western medical stupidity imposed by the GREED of pharmaceutical and hospital profits. $$$ western medical business $$$ rules your country. Thanks to curezone for keeping up the fight.

I am glad I live in a country where our Department of Health promotes and nurtures indigenous Philippine healing knowledge and herbal products. Our department of health says there are healing modalities, knowledge and herbs outside of the US western medical paradigm. And we have laws protecting the rights and freedom of what you call "alternative" healing.

Although our department of health endorses vaccination, there is no penalty, no forced vaccinations here. I can choose to not vaccinate myself or any of my children and that is fine. Schools do not require a certificate of vaccination. Whatever for? Duhhh....

Yes Corinthian. Just so long as we are open-minded about cause and effect.
Science relies foremostly on theories to explain the unexplainable and place those hypotheses into some kind of rationale.

My own view is that Science is not definitive and is constantly changing as a result of new revelations; this also applies to what many perceive as "wellness" in a sick-care industry, where more & more discoveries are being made in Nutritional Science and non-mainstream medicine. VitaminD3 in the role of cancer prevention is a good example here.

One of the best examples of Institutes/foundations who fund research into Natural Cures and treatments is the Dr Rath Health Foundation at....

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/index.html