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April Kirkendoll has brought together highly specialized topics in several areas of cancer research and molded them into a unified theory that makes a great deal of sense. This book is critical for everyone who may deal with cancer, as a patient, a health care provider or concerned family member or friend. Read this book, and make sure your doctor reads it!
Although the content gets into rather detailed cell biology, she explains carefully and in such a clear, down-to-earth way that I was able to follow her explanations with relative ease. She seems to be an intelligent Biologist with a lifelong interest in cancer who watched a friend die and then decided to do some reading about cancer. Two years later the results of her research and thinking are available for us to consider. She has unearthed research pointing to an amazing "Achilles Heel" in cancer cells- that they don't have working mitochondria and thus seem to die when given a moderate dose of vitamin C-K3 (in a 100:1 ratio), which leaves normal cells unharmed. It sounds too good to be true- but it's all definitely true (the references prove that) and it just remains for more people to try it out and more cases to be written up about it.
Maybe it took a scientist who was willing to read widely and very knowledgeable about Biology to come up with this and then really try to disseminate it to the general public in a language everyone can understand. It will be a great shame if people simply dismiss it, because the evidence is compelling and deserves to be either proven right or proven wrong- the sooner the better! If anything- read it for a better understanding of what cancer is- and you will probably learn something new even if you thought you knew a lot about cancer already.
Expansion means complexity; and complexity decay.
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
-- Albert Einstein
