A Malignant Tumor is a tumor that has the capacity to spread. Following is information on the prevention, cause, and cure of tumors.

Cancer is the uncontrolled multiplication of cells which form a clump called a tumor. As the tumor gets bigger, if it is near the surface you can feel it as a lump. While cancer always causes a tumor, not all tumors are cancer. A key factor of cancer is its ability to spread. If the tumor only grows in its local area, even if very large, if it is unable to spread then it is not cancerous; this is called a benign tumor. If it has the capacity to spread, it is said to be malignant and it is cancer. Malignant means dangerous to health, tending to produce death, in contrast to benign, which causes no harm. When a cancer spreads, that is called metastasis.

A new growth on the internal or external surfaces of the body is said to be a carcinoma if it is malignant, or an adenoma if it is benign.

A cancer cell can start in one area of the body and spread to another; that is what makes it so dangerous. Cancer can develop without causing any pain or other symptoms, and some cancers can cause damage before they are detected. This makes prevention very important.

Unfortunately, today's medicine does not know what causes cancer or the means to prevent it. Actually, after 100 years and billions of dollars in research, cures have been discovered, but once a cure is let out, all research money would dry up, and what researcher would want that to happen? So the cures described on this site have a history of suppression. Fortunately, Alternative Medicine provides this information.

Cancers are classified by their location in the body, but this site makes no distinction; cancer is cancer and has the same cause. Professor Vincent of France charted the human biological terrain in the 1920s, and correlated terrain with the onset of cancer. Your terrain is mainly dependent on your diet. A normal terrain cannot get cancer while a debased terrain cannot avoid it. Cancer is caused by symbiotic organisms that become parasitic when the diet becomes too acidic, and can be avoided with an alkaline diet. A detailed explanation is found in the links below.