Can 'getting' cancer ever be a good thing?

[Stiddle Mump]

Maybe not all; but are some a blessing in disguise?

 

Let's discuss.

[Stiddle Mump]

Let me progress. Can cancer be a good thing?

 

Well, if you see the body as only interested in a couple of natural things, then yes, it definitely can. If you are a believer in conventional medicine; then no.

 

The fundamental things that the body strives for are 'protection', 'survival' and 'reproduction'. Everything that happens inside us goes towards our well-being. It protects itself, so that it can survive to reproduce. The essence of nature.

 

So where does cancer fit in?

 

It's a toxic world out there. If the body is subjected to prolonged toxicity, or too much in one go, the defence/maintenance (immune?) system might become overwhelmed, and decide that it cannot eliminate the toxin through normal methods.

 

So what does it do?

 

it coats the entity, isolated it, and tucks it away. Maybe not out of harms way; but where it can do least harm. With a view to rid itself of the entity ASAP. Which it normally does. This method of protection is a way of the body limiting the danger of the toxic element.

 

So I say yes. There are times when a tumor is used to protect the body itself.

[jori123]

Only if I get a SR 1 termination of life certificate.   ,attendance allowance,get the cancer eradicated,then extra benefits for life,no council tax, tax free income,levelling up payments,....

[worgeordie]

Can getting Cancer be a good thing , are you joking ,it's only good for the Cancer 

 

regards worgeordie