Have you ever wished that someone’s cancer would magically disappear? For dozens, maybe hundreds of patients each year, this is exactly what happens. It’s called spontaneous regression, and it has medical science baffled
While it may sound like a fairytale or, at best, a one-in-a-million anomaly, cases of spontaneous healing from cancer have been documented in the scientific literature for hundreds of years—with surprising frequency. In 2002, more than four articles were published on the subject in medical journals in an average month.[i]
From the case of “St. Peregrine’s tumor” that disappeared in the 13th century[ii] to a recorded remission case in Paris in 1742,[iii] the phenomenon of spontaneous regression of cancer has long baffled doctors and, undoubtedly, delighted patients who, in many cases, went on to lead healthy lives without a recurrence of cancer….