Biology breaks down to chemicals, chemicals break down to atoms, and atoms break down to subatomic particles and energy.
When you're doing chemotherapy, chemotherapy treats the cancer at a chemical level. Hence the term CHEMO. Radiation therapy is treating the molecular level. But underlying this all is energy. Now it's a proven fact that stress - psychologically - manifests and exacerbates real world diseases such as high blood pressure, ulcers, and the like.
So let's just theorize for a moment that cancer - in much the same was as stress related ailments, doesn't always 'react' well to chemical and biological ailments because this isn't the origin of the disease. There's obvious hints and clues there's something else at work.
So let's take a look at the breakdown of biology to atoms to the subatomic - which is where any good researcher trying to develop a cure to cancer is invited to question - is it in the energy? And if so, what is going on with this relationship between the subatomic realm and the atomic which is creating diseases such as cancer?
In 2003 I was diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer, as a wonderfully funny doctor at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona put it succinctly when he pulled out a book and pointed to a picture of the brain and said "HERE IS YOUR PROBLEM". I actually had to laugh.
I never really took it seriously. I didn't do chemotherapy or radiation therapies of any kind because I didn't agree with destructive therapies, period, I simply wasn't interested in recurrence and having that on my mind the rest of my life. But what I did do was I DOVE into holistic research and went AROUND the world looking for cures,
Keep in mind that the previous poster, who very very quickly insults first and throws derogatory references is a 'part' of the apparatus which perpetuates consumer based medicine. And trust me - I heard it all as I refused treatment, I even had my family stand up against me and try to claim I was unfit for making my own decisions as the cancer was influencing my decisions.
They were absolutely right. In a consumer based system, you are never really cured because you are a source of revenue, and your pain and suffering is meaningless because this entropically based system ultimately serves to take your life. Now it's VERY important that you as a stage 3 understand this 'system' isn't bad nor good. It's a reflection of nature herself. But nature can be extremely unkind, as can this 'system'. Torturously so, which everyone deserves a better quality of life than that - and this abusive system which sucks the life outta you is a predictable treatment plan for anyone with major diseases and ailments without cures such as cancer.
I'm going to get into detail because - well you asked for it. Beware - technical detail.....
The body's a living organism comprised of trillions of cells. These cells form communities, these communities serve purposes, and in a mostly predictable fashion, documented in physiology books, anatomy books, and more - this cohesive unit referred to as a human body is a collection of communities.
These communities TALK to eachother, in ways that are NOT that much different than real life cities. Chemicals are shipped between communities aka organs, energy is transferred all the time in the form of glucose, and like ANY community, there stands the very real potential that something within this organism may not do as it's programmed to do. In general, This is a sign of potentially intelligent life, as far fetched as this sounds, and the lack of predictable and planned growth should have been your first clue.
Now it's absolutely preferred that intelligent life of any shape and size doesn't take residence within your body, right? Your body is yours.
So what cancer does is takes a hammer to that 'bad seed' and squashes it like a bug.
But sometimes. That life form just doesn't get the hint. And eventually. It becomes a battle for your own life.
Which is why I started checking into science fiction ideas for my cure. There's something called the 'Trill' in Star Trek, it's a symbiotic life form that cannot exist outside the host of the human body it resides within.
I couldn't help but ask. what if I find a way to symbiotically live with this thing?
I know, I know, it sounds crazy. but Remember. I was stage four when I was diagnosed. I had in a literal sense been given no more than six months to live.
It's been 14 years. The growth inside my head ultimately caused some temporal lobe damage and ate away at a good portion of my brain, so sure, I will agree that by many standards I think very differently than most which might be characterized by some as insanity. But the growth stopped there, and then I had another tumor come up near my heart, which I can actually feel inside my chest, ultimately it changed the way my heart beats, and I had wonderful doctors throughout it all becoming increasingly curious about how anyone could allow this to occur inside them without feeling like they were going insane...
Over time, I came to learn how to breathe. To manage my stress levels. To meditate. To analogize the growth inside me to a life form that I had to learn to communicate with (which ultimately I did). To take a broader look at life and science fiction and fantasy to understand life in it's seemingly infinite complexity. And to look at the snake oil people and say...
What's wrong with selling hope, where you utterly failed in peddling fear?
Good luck with your stage 3. My advice is to understand the mind/body link, pay attention to women and pregnancy and consider the concepts of two minds within one body that comes with the woman, and how you may very well be experiencing something similar in a slightly varied form that may take and require unique understanding unlike that which a woman goes through.