Winning the War on Cancer

President Nixon signed the War on Cancer into law in 1971. Some forty-five years and several billion dollars later, many believe that we are still losing that battle. Winning the War on Cancer offers an in depth exploration of a new and promising paradigm for the natural treatment of cancer.Traces in a highly readable and compelling fashion the work of Mirko Beljanski, PhD, considered the world's first green molecular biologist, who spent over 40 years studying the environmental impact of DNA replication and transcription.Despite efforts by the French establishment to obliterate Dr. Beljanski's findings, Sylvie provides an update on the current research programs conducted by the Beljanski Foundation and the legacy she is carrying on to bring this work into the future. Provides hope and specific information about the research programs currently being conducted at Cancer Treatment Centers of America, The University of Kansas Medical Center, and Columbia University for those who have been affected by Prostate Cancer, Ovarian Cancer and Pancreatic Cancer.Provides information about the Pao Pereira extract, resourced from the Amazon, and the project research being conducted at the University of CA to test this extract against the most common and aggressive brain tumor, glioblastoma.Outlines a new research program being conducted by The University of Kansas Medical Center to study whether the Pao Pereira and Rauwolfia vomitoria extracts that are so effective against primary cancer cells are also effective against cancer stem cells.Explores the topic of "toxic body, toxic mind" including environmental toxins, heavy metals, stress, toxic people, and their link to cancer.Shares Sylvie's personal journey and her experiences with the cancer research.Combines a wealth of scientific knowledge with an inspirational memoir of Sylvie Beljanski's journey of defiance, hope, despair, personal growth, and love. Written with heart and great command of the language, this memoir should serve as an enduring reminder of the "power of one" to carry on for good.