Why do medical personnel not address acid body pH? Why are medical doctors not more educated on nutrition?

Proper nutrition and other more natural treatments can be used to treat a lot of problems rather than just using drugs so often. There is a lot of research showing that cancer thrives in an acidic body, and cannot survive in a normal, more alkaline state. I've heard of too many doctors that refuse to admit that natural cures really work. I can't understand why they would refuse something that works, something that really helps. Is there a way to improve our health system?

Doctors are not interested because that is not part of their profession.

The easiest way to improve the health system would be for people to educate themselves much better as to who they should go and see, and for what problem. At the moment almost everyone just waits until they get sick, then go to a medical doctor. If people were smarter, they would manage themselves better between visits and keep better all round health.

PH is often addressed by western medicine... That is why blood gases are obtained

I am not privy to current med school curriculum, but I suspect it similar to 50 years ago when we had extensive training in nutrition.

The body pH is 7.4 and there are numerous mechanisms to keep it at that level.

The etiology of cancer is multifactorial. The cure for certain cancers remains elusive. Natural cures range from questionably effective to downright hokum. That's why doctors refuse to employ the majority of them.