Kindle Edition Amazon Winning The War On Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure The Beljanski Foundation Amazon Category:  Health/Wellness Publisher: Morgan James ISBN-10:  168350724X Pages: 254 Copyright: Jun 5, 2018 ISBN-13: 9781683507246 Price: $9.99 (eBook) Winning the War on Cancer:The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure reveals the visionary discoveries of a French scientist whose suppressed research led to improvements in the prevention and treatment of cancer...naturally and without toxicity. This book is a "story within a story" as through its pages, Sylvie Beljanski, the daughter of Mirko Beljanski, PhD, outlines a personal journey of discovery of her father's new, and promising, paradigm for the treatment of cancer. This tale unfolds against the backdrop of the French establishment, determined to obliterate the findings of the world's first green molecular biologist, one who spent over40 years studying the environmental impact on DNA replication and transcription.      https://youtu.be/R6PZfp1AMqo Excerpt No Money In A Natural Cure We do not want to go mad. Most of us simply want the safest, most effective option available, whether it’s food, herbs, or a pharmaceutical drug. And for those who have been told their condition is terminal, alternative medicine may offer precious hope they thought was lost. But choosing between herbs and drugs is often difficult because the information that we need to make these decisions is largely unavailable. There are two reasons for that. The first one is purely economic and has nothing to do with the effectiveness of natural compounds: pharmaceutical and biotech companies invest heavily to create new-to-nature molecules they can easily patent, in order to create lucrative monopolies.* That is why there is very little money and interest from the pharmaceutical companies for natural compounds (but plenty for “analogs”). The second reason is regulatory: not only is little money invested in research with natural compounds, but herb and supplement manufacturers who dare research their products can be put out of business if their research is deemed by authorities to reveal an intent of bringing to market a product that could help treat a medical condition. One would think that there could be no serious objection to accurately informing the public about any lawful activity. After all, the First Amendment requires liberty to discuss publicly all matters of public concern. But since the enactment of the Dietary Supplement Health Safety Act in 1994, manufacturers making health related claims or deemed to make an implied claim, or even deemed to have the intent to make a possible claim on food products, have been prosecuted.

A really good resource!
“Winning the War on Cancer: The Epic Journey Towards a Natural Cure” by wonderful author Sylvie Beljanski, is truly a must-read for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer. Family members will also benefit from investing in this riveting account of Ms. Beljanski’s father, biochemist Miko Beljanski.
The book tells of the fate of little-known natural treatments for many forms of cancer, and of Mr. Beljanski’s struggles (with government and others,) and successes in developing new, alternative treatments.
One thought that permeates the book is that cells are often mutated by environmental and even emotional toxins. Ms. Beljanski explains these things in a manner that the layman can easily understand, and in a very inspiring way.
Her explanations of her father’s journey in the search for treatments for cancer are amazing. Her writing is superb, and extremely well-researched.
The book, and the cancer research of Ms. Beljanski’s father were over fifty years in the making. This wonderful retelling of her father’s story and of his successes are well worth the read.
This very informative book is right-on and quite enlightening. I would, of course, recommend it to anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer, as one of many great information sources in their own private search for treatments. It is alternative medicine and must be accepted as such. I was happy with my purchase and would definitely buy the book again.

Sylvie Beljanski recounts the accomplishments of her father – the brilliant, biochemist Miko Beljanski – toward Winning the War ...
A riveting read – dramatically detailing the unlawful raid of a French medical laboratory, the confiscation of its groundbreaking products and research – and the apparent poisoning of its founder in 1997.

Sylvie Beljanski recounts the accomplishments of her father – the brilliant, biochemist Miko Beljanski – toward Winning the War on Cancer and his downfall at the hands of political and professional foes.

In this real-life page turner, Sylvie highlights a journey more fascinating than fiction: little known, but natural treatments that extended the life French President Francois Mitterand in his secret battle with prostate cancer – and patients who beat the odds when AIDS was considered a death sentence.

Upon her father’s mysterious death, Sylvie leaves her career as an accomplished New York attorney – first, winning the case to clear his name in the European Court of Human Rights
– and later carrying on his mission to isolate botanical extracts that ward off aggressive disease.

Today, that quest continues at The Beljanksi Foundation, where Sylvie and her mother, Monique, help fund vital research in the important field of environmental medicine.

Patricia Etheridge
Former CNN Correspondent
Professor of Journalism, Georgia State University

Must read for anyone with cancer or knows someone with cancer
I was impressed with the skillful way Beljanski related this story of her father's life, his work with plant extracts, and the lives of those he loved and treated. The author does a thorough job of explaining his research and theories, as well as simplifying the medical terms. Also, I enjoyed reading of her determination in following through with the three promises that she made to her father on his deathbed. This book is well edited and contains several meaningful photographs that complement her story well. I highly recommend this engaging and thought-provoking book!