Cancer surgery
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 ''There has never been a single randomised controlled clinical trial that shows any survival benefit from surgery for any type of cancer compared to no surgery...all the randomised controlled trials comparing different degrees of surgical intervention for breast cancer show no difference in survival.'' Don Benjamin

See: Ryke Geerd Hamer, M.D.  Radiation  Chemotherapy  Birth trauma

Organ Removal for "Cancer Prevention"

Surgical oncologist
Gorski, MD

Mohs Surgery
The Wipple

[2017 May] Butcher breast surgeon stole my life: As doctor who maimed hundreds of patients is jailed, victims tell of the effects his butchery had on their lives

[2017 March] Husband says breast surgeon 'told his wife she would never breastfeed after he operated on her needlessly even though she didn't have cancer' 

[2016 July] Is Lymph Node Removal with Cancer Surgery Really Necessary?   “No published randomized controlled trial exists that demonstrates improved overall survival for patients with cancer of any type undergoing surgery of the regional lymphatics. We believe the presence of tumour in the regional lymphatics indicates the presence of systemic disease, and therapeutic interventions should be directed accordingly.”

[2016 Feb] Mastectomies Are Really Dangerous

[2014] Cancer patient has her appendix, large bowel, gall bladder, spleen, womb, ovaries, fallopian tubes, cervix and most of her small bowel removed in 'mother of all surgeries' to treat 'one in a million' cancer misdiagnosed as IBS

"An Assessment of Orthodox Treatments of Cancer" by Don Benjamin

[Cancer therapy] Lymph nodes dissected

[2011 March] 'I'm a ladies' man who can never make love': Andrew Lloyd Webber reveals prostate cancer battle has left him impotent

[pdf 1979] IS THE CURRENT TREATMENT OF CANCER SELF-LIMITING IN THE EXTENT OF ITS SUCCESS? by Ernst H. Krokowski   It can no longer be doubted that under certain conditions diagnostic or surgical procedures can result in metastases. Analysis of metastatic growth rates has shown that from 30% (in hypernephroma) to 90% (in sarcoma and seminoma) of the diagnosed metastases were provoked by such procedures. This has been established by numerous animal experiments and clinical observations and necessitates a change in the currently held concept of cancer therapy. The previously applied and proven treatments by surgery and radiation must be preceded by metastasis prophylaxis. Three different ways to achieve such a prophylaxis are proposed.