Cancer not a death Sentence

 

 

World Cancer Day :  Cancer is not a death Sentence! By Oluwatomi Olatoye

Oluwatomi shares on Natural remedies, Nutrition, Lifestyle changes, among others as top ways to crush cancer.

 

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. But some studies and feedback from cancer survivors have shown that simple lifestyle changes, such as following a healthy diet could prevent 30-50% of all cancers and cancer deaths.

 

What we eat and drink can affect our health in lots of ways. Diet has an impact on your risk of developing cancer. Nutrition plays an important role in treating and coping with cancer.

Your body created it and your body can heal it. Cancer can go away, If given proper nutrients and care which means you have to change your lifestyle and remove all things causing cancer in your life

Various research reports have established that 70-90% of cancers are caused by diet, wrong Lifestyle, Environment and stress. Less than 5% are genetic.

 Oluwatomi Olatoye, a naturopath and the CEO of Green Gold Teas and Spices stressed that cancer  is preventable and as such, there is the need to adopt other strategies apart from the well known strategies. To people already diagnosed with cancer, Cancer is not a death sentence. It’s simply a tap on the shoulder telling you to adjust your lifestyle.

 Negative emotions can also help cancer cells thrive. Your negative thoughts and emotions are toxic. An unforgiving and bitter person can invite cancer. Cancer cells thrives in toxic environment. Stay away from inner or outer emotional toxic environment. Make up your mind to live a joyful life, let unforgiveness and bitterness go. It could be healing tips for some.

 

For people living with cancer, take responsibility for your life. You can choose to overdose on good nutrition instead of chemo, giving your body everything needed to repair it, regenerate, and detoxify. Adopting a raw vegan diet, eating fruits, vegetables, herbs, seeds and nuts and drinking eight glasses of fresh vegetable juice per day will go a long way in restoring your health. Embracing every natural non toxic therapy will enable your body to heal and become a place where cancer cells cannot thrive.

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contact Oluwatomi Olatoye whatsapp 09016674544.

 

 

 

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