Gerson Therapy Anti-cancer

Gerson Therapy Anti-Cancer

Why you should know about it?

Genius is glimpsed long before its discovery

Max Gerson did not wait to graduate from medical school to start curing diseases; he cured his own migraine headaches through dietary changes before graduating.

By eliminating fatty and salty processed foods from his diet and replacing them with organic vegetables and fruits, his migraines ceased within a few weeks and never returned. This was a significant achievement for someone who was literally incapacitated due to the severity of his migraines.

The Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, described Max Gerson as a genius, and thousands of people owe their long lives to Gerson. With Gerson’s anti-cancer therapy, many types of diseases were cured, including tuberculosis.

During the time Gerson practiced medicine in the 1930s, tuberculosis was considered incurable. Even 456 out of 460 patients who were on their deathbeds were treated for this disease with Gerson’s therapy.

Shortly after, Gerson emigrated to the United States to escape the Holocaust, as all his siblings were victims of it; his family was Jewish. One of his patients in Manhattan, New York, had stomach and gallbladder cancer—and even this disease was cured with Gerson’s anti-cancer therapy.

With a radical change in his health, Gerson decided to dedicate his life to using his Gerson therapy to cure cancer patients.

Gerson attacked by the factual power of conventionalists

Like other pioneers of alternative medicine who were conventional doctors, Gerson eventually lost his medical license due to the jealousy of other professionals. The Medical Society of the State of New York revoked his medical privileges, and his work was banned in medical journals. This, unfortunately, is the modus operandi of conventional doctors towards those who choose to use natural cures and do not prescribe chemical medications.

But his work endures at the Gerson Institute in San Diego, California – USA

What is the regimen of this therapy?

This is a summary of the Gerson therapy:

Using six to nine kilograms of organically grown fruits and vegetables, juice, and eat these foods throughout the day. The diet is a mix of raw and cooked foods.

Three meals are taken per day. In Gerson’s time, these meals consisted of fruits, vegetables, and grains. However, since the days of Gerson’s therapy, the advent of genetic engineering has impacted our society. Non-genetically modified grains should not be included in this diet.

Juices can be consumed once every hour up to 13 hours a day. The diet increases blood oxygenation, and since cancer cannot live in an oxygen-rich body, it dies. Juices are prepared with a type of two-stage juicer, also called a masticating juicer, which uses a hydraulic press to extract the juice, like the Norwalk. This type of juicer keeps the nutrients fresh in the juice.

There are foods that are not allowed in this diet:

Non-organic foods
Genetically modified foods
Foods or supplements in their natural form

Administer coffee enemas two or three times a day. This will deeply remove waste material from the body.

Add nutritional supplements of potassium, iodine, vitamin B12, thyroid hormones, and pancreatic enzymes.

If cancer has spread to the brain, has already been treated with chemotherapy, has diabetes, kidney diseases, metals in the body, or pacemakers, modifications must be made to the Gerson therapy.

Gerson therapy cannot be practiced on individuals who have undergone organ transplants. It is essential to monitor that their immune system is not overly accelerated. If this happens, their body could reject the transplant. Eating six to nine kilograms of fresh fruits and vegetables daily will likely stimulate their immune system.

Make your home a contaminant-free place while on this therapy. Since Gerson therapy is a detoxification protocol, you will not want to add new toxins to your body, which will have to be eliminated once again.