Cancer: Cause & Cure by Percy Weston - Book Paperback

Description

The story of Percy’s unique journey as he recounts his experiences and observations over a lifetime of struggle on the land and the years of transition from traditional methods of farming to modern practices. Percy believes there is a causative factor for cancer via the food chain which has been overlooked by science. With his knowledge in chemistry, Percy in the 1940s first demonstrated a relationship between food and cancer in animals. Percy extended his research further and confirmed his findings by curing medically diagnosed cases of arthritis and cancer in humans. This book is an enthralling story of Percy’s life and his journey in discovering his unique cancer curing mineral formula.

Did you know?

Can a change of diet prevent cancer or even cure cancer? “Yes”, said 100 year old Australian farmer Percy Weston. With an expert knowledge of chemistry, Percy believes there is a causative factor for cancer via the food chain, an issue which science has overlooked. He proved it first to his own satisfaction in animals in the 1940s, and then in humans, by treating medically diagnosed cases of cancer and other diseases which he realised had the same common origin.

These were miracles as far as the doctors were concerned. How did he do it ? How can you do it? Percy Weston’s story is told in this great book. Published by Bookbin Publishing Pty Ltd Australia, it is a fascinating, enthralling story of one man’s journey of discovery, which exposes modern agriculture as one of the prime causes of cancer. The book includes testimonies from people who beat cancer by following Percy’s remedy. According to Mr. Weston, our bodies were not designed to subsist in this state. Through his own investigation and exploration he came to the conclusion that his diet contained a greater abundance of acid minerals than alkaline minerals. This fresh new insight set a then, young Weston on a personal health quest – he was determined to reclaim his lost health and vigor. He had a strong suspicion that the growing of his crops in fields fertilized with man-made ‘Super phosphate’ was to blame. He wondered if the highly acid elements (phosphorous, chlorine, etc) found in this fertilizer were the culprits. This prompted Percy to switch to a diet high in naturally occurring alkaline minerals, such as organically grown crops. The results were staggering. Percy made a full recovery, and was once again renewed to his former healthy self.

This small miracle brought about a desire to formulate a unique proprietary dietary supplement. The formulation he had in mind was one which would act as a counteracting agent to offset acidification in the body by supplying the body with the missing alkaline elements, such as: magnesium and potassium. The fine tuning of the formula was to take years to perfect. A battle with arthritis and his concerns about health – particularly during the post-world war two period, drove him on. His concerns about the wide scale use of super phosphates and the link between rising cancer rates in his district kept him motivated and intent on finding a solution to this growing problem. He finally succumbed to cancer himself. Being the determined character he was, he fought on and eventually cured himself; he achieved this through a change in diet and his mineral powder formulation: Percy’s Powder.

Percy saw from nature what man was doing wrong and provided a practical and affordable solution to keep disease in check by maintaining the right mineral balance within the body. His mineral powder mixture is pleasant to taste, dissolves easily, and its key electrolytes present in exact ratios of bio-available alkaline sulphates. And it is now available to all.

Message

Weston wants urgently to get out the message that:
1. Cancer and arthritis are linked to the health of the soil through our food and drink.
2. We need to move quickly to an ecologically sustainable way of growing food.
3. By means of mineral supplements he has identified, it is critical that we protect ourselves from the excess of modern agriculture.