I believe from personal experience that carrots can cure cancer�and rapidly, without chemotherapy, radiation, or other dietary changes. I think carrots are worth a try for nearly everyone diagnosed with cancer, because the results show up very fast.

Here's the history of my experience:

2012

On June 6 I had surgery for a newly diagnosed Stage 3 colon cancer. I declined the recommended chemotherapy and felt better and better from that date. But six months later, on November 6, I had a CT scan followup that showed probable cancer in my lungs.

The oncologist said I had Stage 4 colon cancer metastasized to the lungs. Later I learned that the colon cancer surgeon believed the cancer in the lungs was unrelated to the colon cancer, an independent development. His reasoning was that colon cancer, even metastasized, grows very slowly, and the two lung tumors were growing fast.

The oncologist also said radiation wouldn't help me. She recommended chemotherapy to retard my demise, but said chemotherapy wouldn't cure the cancer. I asked the surgeon about my life expectancy. He told me that without chemo I probably had only two to three years to live�and not much more with chemo.

I was very distraught. I read everything I could find on the internet about alternatives to chemotherapy and radiation. I already had a list of twenty or so recommended substances that didn't work, that my husband had tried for six months before dying of lung cancer in 2005.

I hit upon a letter on the internet by a California man maned Ralph Cole, saying that drinking the juice of five pounds of carrots daily had eliminated small squamous cell cancers on his neck, and that a few others had told him the juice had helped with a variety of cancers. Ralph was very detailed in describing his own experience, and wasn't selling anything or engaging in self-aggrandizement. On November 17, I started drinking the juice in the quantity Ralph recommended.

I Juiced 5 lbs of carrots per day

On November 27, a PET scan confirmed the findings of the CT scan: the presence of �spots,� swollen lymph nodules, and two small tumors in enlarged lymph nodes between the lungs, each about an inch long by 1/4 inch diameter. According to the radiologist 's report, these tumors were �avid for sugar� and �rapidly growing.�

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