Cellular Medicine Foundation Course Cellular Medicine

Dr. Rath Health Alliance
Why cancer of the womb is so common
Egg cell
A previously unsolved question was why certain kinds of
cancer, for instance cancer of the womb in women, are so
much more common than other kinds. Here too, Cellular
Medicine has the answer:
• Triggered by the rise in hormone levels in the middle
of the female reproductive cycle, collagen-destroying
enzymes are produced and these in turn trigger ovulation.
• The egg cell eats through the wall of the ovary with
the aid of collagen-consuming enzymes. Within seconds
the tissue begins to heal.
• The cells of the ovary, womb, etc., thus use collagendestruction
as part of the woman’s menstrual cycle.
• However, if these cells degenerate they may produce
excessive quantities of enzymes in uncontrolled fashion,
and that is why ovarian and womb cancer are so common.
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