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Cancer Care and Prevention

Are you or someone you know suffering from cancer? Or may have a high risk of cancer?

The following will explain cancer in more detail, as well as the medicine that Doc's Medicine provides as an all out treatment and/or preventative care, namely Super Drops.

What is Cancer?

Cancer is a disease that happens when the body’s cells grow and divide in an uncontrolled way. Normally, cells grow, perform their function, and then die when they are no longer needed. In cancer, this process goes wrong: instead of dying, damaged or abnormal cells keep multiplying. Over time, these extra cells can form a lump called a tumor (except in cancers like leukemia, which affect the blood and don’t always form solid tumors).

These cancer cells can:

  • Invade nearby tissues and damage them.

  • Spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body through the blood or lymph system.

  • Disrupt normal body functions, making organs less able to work properly.

There are many types of cancer (like breast cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, etc.), and each behaves differently. Causes can include genetic factors, environmental exposures (such as smoking, radiation, or harmful chemicals), infections, lifestyle choices, or just random changes in DNA.

The important thing to know is that cancer is not just one disease—it’s a collection of many different diseases with a common feature: uncontrolled cell growth.

What are the Processes of Cancer?

1. Initiation (Genetic Mutation)

  • Cancer begins when a normal cell’s DNA (genetic code) gets damaged or mutated.

  • Mutations can happen due to things like smoking, UV radiation, chemicals, viruses, or even random errors when cells divide.

  • If the mutation affects genes that control growth (like oncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, or DNA repair genes), the cell may start behaving abnormally.​

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2. Promotion (Abnormal Growth)

  • The mutated cell starts dividing more than it should.

  • Instead of following the body’s normal rules for when to grow and when to stop, the cell keeps multiplying.

  • These abnormal cells can form a small cluster or lump.

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3. Progression (Tumor Formation)

  • As abnormal cells keep growing, they form a tumor.

  • Tumors can be:

    • Benign (non-cancerous): grow but don’t spread to other parts of the body.

    • Malignant (cancerous): grow aggressively, invade nearby tissues, and may spread.  

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4. Angiogenesis (Blood Supply Creation)

  • Cancer cells need nutrients and oxygen to keep growing.

  • They trigger the body to create new blood vessels (angiogenesis) to “feed” the tumor.

  • This helps the tumor grow larger and stronger.

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5. Invasion (Local Spread)

  • Cancer cells break away from the original tumor and invade nearby tissues, damaging organs and disrupting their function.

  • This is what makes cancer dangerous compared to benign tumors.

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6. Metastasis (Spreading to Other Parts of the Body)

  • Some cancer cells enter the bloodstream or lymphatic system.

  • They travel to distant parts of the body (like the lungs, liver, brain, or bones).

  • Once there, they start forming new tumors.

  • Metastasis is often the stage that makes cancer life-threatening.

How does Super Drops work against cancer?

Super Drops from Doc's Integrated Medicines uses oxygen-rich, structured medicinal water combined with natural additives to target cancer at its root. By enhancing oxygen delivery, reducing inflammation, detoxifying harmful agents, and disrupting cancer cell metabolism, it weakens and destroys tumors without harming healthy cells. At the same time, it supports the immune system, restores cellular balance, and promotes healing, offering patients a natural, non-toxic alternative to conventional chemotherapy or radiation.

For a more detailed description on Super Drops: 

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