Excerpt from The Natural History of Cancer: With Special Reference to Its Causation and Prevention
The subject of cancer has hitherto been investigated far too exclusively by the pursuit of details in ultimate analysis and hardly at all by the synthetical and comparative methods, which have been so profitably employed in other branches of biological research.
As that fine pathologist Billroth has remarked Everything is too hurried nowadays. -we suffer from an insatiable craving for new - or apparently new - facts, in the hope of obtaining a possible sensational success. N 0 time is allowed to re?ect upon, or to reconsider, the onward course of scientific inquiry. Where are we What have we left behind What is ahead Is it worth while to go farther in this direction or in that? Has detailed work given us a profitable knowledge of, or an insight into, the whole subject? No one finds time to answer such questions.
In order that the immense stores of miscellaneous items of knowledge accumulated during the last half-century by dispersive analysis, may be profitably utilized for cancer research, concentration is above all things necessary for only thus can a higher plane of progress be attained.
Moreover, since the cure of cancer altogether transcends present experience, I have in this work specially endeavoured to elucidate the causation and prevention of the disease rather than its cure for which, in my opinion, reliable indications are lacking.
To this end I have devised and applied a new method of cancer research - Which may be called synthetic - whereby I have shown that there are modes of life, various habits and so forth, which tend to prevent the incidence of cancer almost entirely in healthy stocks, and greatly to reduce its ravages, even among those hereditarily predisposed.
Such are the objects to which the present work is dedicated.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book deconstructs the mystery surrounding cancer by analyzing its historical context, global distribution, and biological characteristics. The author argues that cancer is not a sudden, unexplained phenomenon, but rather a consequence of disrupted biological rhythms, often caused by drastic environmental changes, poor nutrition and inflammation. By comparing cancer to similar conditions in animals and plants, the author presents a comprehensive comparative pathology of tumors, revealing their ubiquity across species and challenging the perception of cancer as a uniquely human disease. The book underscores the significance of understanding the biological underpinnings of cancer and its connection to other diseases, emphasizing the importance of addressing nutritional deficiencies and environmental factors in cancer prevention. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781332161676_0
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