What the Rest of the World Knows That You Don’t
What Americans Don’t Know About Cancer Can Hurt Them
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Did you know that mercury fillings (aka Silver Amalgam fillings) can cause cancer?

If you were Swedish, you’d know that. Your insurance plan would pay whatever it costs to remove the fillings. If you refused, you’d be denied any health insurance because your cancer and disease risk would be considered too high.

Did you know that cancer cannot live in a balanced Ph environment?
If you lived in Germany, you might know that, in 1931, a German Professor won the Nobel Prize for proving this fact. Methods are available for testing your own Ph balance, which will help show you which areas of the body are most at risk. These methods are available in Europe, but are becoming obtainable in the United States. Did you know that mercury fillings cause toxic deposits in your neck, under your arms, and in your groin, increasing your risk of cancer in these areas? If you were German, you might know that too. The research was conducted there years ago, and mercury fillings have been strongly discouraged ever since. Germans also know about “hidden infections” in the mouth, which cause weakening of the immune system, bones and tissue, without external signs. The U.S. medical world has done little research into this side effect of amalgam fillings. (On the internet see www.amalgam.org)

Did you know that 200,000 American men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year?
If you were a resident of Asia or Africa, you might not even know there was such a thing as prostate cancer. It’s seldom seen in these “backwards countries.” Unfortunately, when these same Africans move to the U.S., one in three develop prostate cancer by age 50. The increased exposure to fats and sugars, pollution and stress will kill many of them. In the United States, 40,000 men have prostate surgery each year, resulting in impotence and incontinence and in over half the cases, the cancer comes back anyway.

Did you know that fasting improves circulation, which in turn reduces cancer risk and greatly increases sexual performance?
If you were living in Asia or many areas of the Middle East, you would probably be fasting on a regular basis for religious and cultural reasons. You would probably expect to enjoy health and sexual vigor far into your senior years. (And they say it’s yogurt!) Fasting also assists in managing parasites. The presence of parasites is an accepted fact outside of the U.S. although everyone has them. Parasites create toxins in the body and are also linked to cancer; one more thing that Americans don’t know, but which can hurt them.

In the new book Prostate Health in 90 Days, without Drugs or Surgery, Larry Clapp, Ph.D., J.D., goes on record to dispel the confusion surrounding prostate health. In it he gives us the global perspective on cancer. After developing prostate cancer himself in 1990, and finding himself pressured by the American medical establishment to have surgery, Clapp went around the world to find sane alternatives. He went on to earn a Ph.D. in Natural Healing from Galien University in London, and spent time researching prostate cancer in Germany. A CEO of an international real estate conglomerate, Larry Clapp was already working extensively in Hawaii, Samoa, the Philippines, and France, and draws on many resources, bringing an international perspective to his work.

What emerges is a picture of an America which went down the wrong road, a long time ago in treating cancer as a “thing” to be attacked with medical weapons and not a symptom of an unhealthy lifestyle, and is now too invested in high-tech solutions to look for simpler, saner answers. Clapp’s book gives us a peek beyond the wall of reports the AMA is publishing on cancer, and shows there are a lot more choices. To someone with prostate cancer, it could make a world of difference.

Larry Clapp, Ph.D., J.D. is the author of Prostate Health in 90 Days Without Drugs or Surgery (Hay House). The book is endorsed by the American Health Institute. For more information contact Cathy Lewis at (914)657-9870 or e-mail.

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