Surviving Mesothelioma Book

I am always on the lookout for enjoyable books. One topic of great interest to me is the one of holistic medicine or alternative treatments. In the past, I have read several of these types of books – a few stand out in my memory, like one book that makes a case for dehydration being the root cause of many diseases, and that drinking more water would prevent or even cure those diseases. These topics always catch my interest.

I also like reading about stories of surviving disease where holistic or alternative treatments are used. I recently came across a website about a book called Surviving Mesothelioma and Other Cancers: A Patient’s Guide. The book is written by Paul Kraus, a mesothelioma cancer survivor. Paul Kraus was given a few months to live, but, through holistic and alternative methods, with a tailored vegetarian diet and exercise, he has beaten the odds and has lived with mesothelioma now for 12 years. It looks like a great story, and I will be passing it on to my cousin, who is battling leukemia.

Anyway, the website where this book comes from is highly informative on the topic of mesothelioma and alternative treatments, including clinical research into alternative medicine, links to scholarly research sources, and documented clinical results. It’s a great source to learn little-known facts about mesothelioma asbestos lung cancer or to do a thorough comparative study on mesothelioma prognosis under conventional treatments versus alternative methods, and really see the difference! And, Mr. Kraus’ book only puts icing on the cake, as a prime example of why we need to invest more research time and dollars into alternative treatments.

I am sure all of you will love this site. So, check into it for yourself. Just click any of the links. Even if you don’t know someone battling the disease, we can all appreciate a great, heart-filled survivor story, and of course, plenty of scholarly information we can trust about a better treatment regimen for a disease that ravages so many people in our world. It’s better to be informed.