Category Archives: Information & Research

    We most certainly can’t run scared about everything that causes cancer.  If that would be the case… than we would be running scared  of  everything. My newest blog post will try to expose some of  the greatest reasons of  why … Continue reading →

   In 2006,  it’s the lack of this information in this blog post that caused me severe  depression  and  my attempt  to  dig  myself  of  the  dark  hole  that is depression.  Luckily  my physician knew me  from the years of  doctoring … Continue reading →

   What Solitarius.org  shouldn’t be preceived as… is me playing doctor, however, it’s  helping patients  find the right doctor. What Solitarius.org   is….  is  prevention,  and  that  is  something everybody  should  strive  to  achieve.  In this blog post unlike the last of February which details … Continue reading →

  As a visitant becomes accustomed to navigating this website and realizes. I have many treatments options available to the cancer patient.  Remember also  that  by  using  this  website as a centralized hub of cancer research.  My number one priority is allowing … Continue reading →

    My last order of business for October is taking whats already in the website and making it more accessible in readiness. In the October and September “blog post,” I wrote about the Anerobic Effect of Cancer and about the … Continue reading →

    Testicular Cancer: the most common cancer in males aged 20 – 39 years, the period of  peak incidence,  and  rarely seen before  the  age  of  15  years. Testicular cancer has one of the highest cure rates  of  all cancers: … Continue reading →

    Sarcoma is a cancer: that arises from transformed cells of mesenchymal origin, thereby, malignant tumors made  of  cancerous bone,  cartilage,  fat, muscle, vascular or hematopoietic tissus are often, by definition considered sarcomas.  This  is  in  contrast  to  a  malignant … Continue reading →

   Liver Cancer:  hepatic  cancer  originates  in  the  liver,  from  malignant tumors that grow in the surface or inside the liver.  Liver cancer should  not be confused with liver metastasis,  which  are  cancers  that  originate  from organs elsewhere in the body … Continue reading →

    Leukemia: a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow and    is  characterized  by  an  abnormal increase  of  immature white blood cells called “blast.”  Leukemia  is a broad term covering a spectrum  of  diseases,  in turn, it’s part 0f  … Continue reading →

   Esophageal Cancer: there are various subtypes, primarily squamous cell cancer (approx. 90 – 95% of all esophageal cancer worldwide) and  adeno- carcinoma approx. 50 – 60%  of  all esophageal cancer in the United States. Heavy  tobacco  and/or  alcohol  accounts  … Continue reading →