Cure for Cancer?

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Do we really want a cure for cancer or do we really want a magic pill to cure cancer?

As I was shoveling my driveway this morning I realized that we often talk about wanting a cure for cancer, but yet we continue to do the same things we've always done hoping for a better outcome.

Here are the problems I see:

• instant gratification society
• extremely busy {no time to take care of your self by researching foods, preparing the right foods and playing outdoors}
• self-centered attitude
• focus on money

Unfortunately, I too am part of the problem. 

As I read Jack Kruse's blog and listened to the talk yesterday at the Paleo Summit I believe that these doctors are on to something. Will they be the ones who finally figure out the cure to cancer? Will it actually be a cure if we have to do something crazy like cold thermogensis and eat a gluten free diet?

What if we have to actually do something different in order to have a better life?

I read SoSimplyGood's blog last week. I'm sure that most people would call it a "failure" of Whole30. But is it failure if we're trying to do something better for our bodies and learn something from a mistake? I don't think so.