Cancer - Step Outside the Box (6th Edition)

by Ty M. Bollinger

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0978806506
• ISBN13: 9780978806507
• Release Date: July 2006
• Publisher: Infinity 510 Squared Partners
• Length: 534 Pages
• Weight: 1.67 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.9" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

What a great book!

This book is great. Not only does Ty Bollinger outline some of the alternative cancer treatments that have been working for people, but he also gives some great general health advice that is extremely helpful. We bought many to give to our friends and loved ones because we believe the information Ty shares is not only helpful but extremely important in our cancer-ridden society. I highly recommend that you buy this book and read ASAP.

UTTERLY MAGNIFICENT

THIS BOOK HAS BEEN A GODSEND.IT TOOK GUTS AND DETERMINATION FOR THE AUTHOR TO RESEARCH AND WRITE THIS BOOK.I AND MANY OF MY FRIENDS HAVE FOUND MULTIPLE IDEAS AND CURES IN THIS BOOK.THERE ARE SO MANY THAT WORK.I WISH WE HAD THIS BOOK MANY YEARS AGO THEN I MIGHT HAVE SAVED MY MOTHER AND BROTHERS.I MYSELF HAVE USED SOME OF THE INFO WITH MIRACULOUS RESULTS.I HAVE ALSO LOANED THIS BOOK OUT TO MANY OF MY FRIENDS.THE LAST FRIEND DIDN'T RETURN IT BUT I KNOW IT WAS UNINTENTIONAL AS HIS THOUGHTS WERE WITH HIS AILING FATHER WHO IS HIS HERO.SO I JUST WENT AND BOUGHT MYSELF ANOTHER ONE THE UPDATED VERSION.GOD BLESS YOU TY BOLLINGER AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK !!!!!!

An essential read if you use standard medical services

This is a remarkably good book. I am pretty fussy about the books I read, and every now and again I find a gem. This is one of those gems. It is a book that will appeal to a wide range of readers, from a layperson with no medical knowledge through to trained medical doctors who want to further their knowledge of cancer. It is exceptionally well written by the author - Mr Ly Bollinger - who looks at the medical field as an outsider `looking in' because he is a CPA Accountant by profession. His motivation was driven by the loss of his parents and other family members from cancer over the prior 10 years. Bollinger explains his search for cancer solutions, and finds what many other researchers have found before him, that is, cancer in the USA is controlled by powerful vested interests whose aims and objectives are `at odds' with the author and his family. When Bollinger looked for innovative cancer solutions for his family, he was dismayed at how the American Medical Association (described by many as the trade union office of the medical profession) and the FDA, persecute any health professional with innovative solutions for cancer. Most American people think - and rightly so - that if innovative cancer treatments are found, then their doctor would know about them, and use these treatments for their best health. Not true. Any doctor who uses a new approach for cancer will lose their license to practice medicine in the USA. Simply put, doctors are not authorized to try innovative cancer solutions (even for terminal patients who are told they have 3 months to live) as their job is to practice medicine as taught at medical school, and innovation is not part of their charter The author of this book is a CPA and has a financial accounting background. This is ideal because the medical industry is really just big business, and to navigate the health sector requires a solid business and financial background, which the author has. The expression `follow the money trail' is very applicable to the medical field when you realize that the fortunes of many of our biggest companies are linked to the huge amount of money consumers spend on medical treatment. Author Ty Bollinger should be commended for writing this book. I genuinely feel for him as a person, someone from a deeply religious family background, who learned early in life that most people are fundamentally good and that our aim in life is to be fair and honorable. It is clear that the medical sector has let him down badly. This book stands out because it is so compelling and enjoyable to read. It's easy to relate to this book, because the author shares his experiences with his parents in a very emotional way and make you feel as through the characters were your own parents and family. The book deserves five stars, because of its compelling insight into cancer treatment and the flaws in today's healthcare system.