Minggu, 30 Maret 2008

Re: [cancercured] tumor promotion with sodium bicarbonate

Vincent,

NaHCO3 in cancers in effective when the malignant tissue is in DIRECT contact with 5% NaHCO3. There is sea of difference between direct contact and oral administration of NaHCO3. The studies you sent have no relevence here which were based on systemic alkaline infusions. If you see the video of Dr.Tullio on a lung cancer adenoCA, you could see improvement in the tumour size and the appearance in 24 hours. So the study you sent has no relevance to the protocol of Dr.Tullio. It makes a hell of difference local and systemic administration. Your post is confusing and misdirecting. Go through Dr. Tullio's study protocol to get a clear idea about how NaHCO3 is active against cancers(DIRECT CONTACT). His results speak for themselves. My own doctor did administer NaHCO3 to a lung cancer pt(adenocaricinoma)which you should know is rare and non responding to conventional; it did nothing to him with chemo, mono clonal but responded beautifully with NaHCO3 in short time. What
more evidence you need? It is DIRECT CONTACT with NaHCO3 that tumours respond to and not oral(so forget about soda bicarb degraded in stomach with HCl). Hope this is clear to you now i.e.DIRECT CONTACT OF MALIGNANT TISSUE WITH 5% NaHCO3. Dr.Tullio discovery is a boon to mankind.

Rahul


--- On Sun, 3/30/08, VGammill <vgammill@adelphia.net> wrote:

List, The following abstracts speak to the probable inadvisability
of inducing extremes of pH. Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) is used in
animal models as a tumor promoter. Table salt (NaCl) can be equally troubling.

Vincent
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Food Chem Toxicol. 1999 Dec;37(12):1159- 66.

Effect of urinary pH on the progression of urinary bladder tumours.

<http://www.ncbi. nlm.nih.gov/ sites/entrez? Db=pubmed& Cmd=Search& Term=%22Lina% 20BA%22%5BAuthor %5D&itool= EntrezSystem2. PEntrez.Pubmed. Pubmed_ResultsPa nel.Pubmed_ DiscoveryPanel. Pubmed_RVAbstrac tPlus>Lina
BA,
<http://www.ncbi. nlm.nih.gov/ sites/entrez? Db=pubmed& Cmd=Search& Term=%22van% 20Garderen- Hoetmer%20A% 22%5BAuthor% 5D&itool= EntrezSystem2.. PEntrez.Pubmed. Pubmed_ResultsPa nel.Pubmed_ DiscoveryPanel. Pubmed_RVAbstrac tPlus>van
Garderen-Hoetmer A.

TNO Nutrition and Food Research Institute, AJ, Zeist, The Netherlands.

Systemic alkalosis has been postulated to enhance tumorigenesis,
whereas systemic acidosis has been implicated to exert a favourable
influence on tumour control and regression. In the present study the
urinary pH was influenced by feeding acid-forming or base-forming
diets, and the effect of alkaline or acid urine on the early and late
progression phase of urinary bladder carcinogenicity was investigated
in male Wistar rats. Bladder lesions were initiated by
N-butyl-N-(4- hydroxybutyl) nitrosamine (0.05% BBN in the drinking
water during 4 weeks) and promoted by sodium bicarbonate (3.4% NaHCO3
in the diet during 15 or 25 weeks). After short- (15 week) and more
long-term (25 week) promotion with NaHCO3, groups of 20 rats were fed
a diet containing the acidifying salt ammonium chloride (2.1% NH4Cl)
or the control diet. All surviving rats were killed after a total
study duration of 52 weeks. Additional control groups were, after
initiation, fed diets containing NaHCO3 and killed after 15 wk or 25
wk of promotion, or at the end of the study. In rats fed diets with
added salts, water intake and the amount of urine produced were
increased and the urinary density was decreased compared to rats fed
control diet. During NaHCO3 feeding, urinary pH and sodium
concentration were increased. During NH4Cl feeding, urinary pH was
decreased and urinary chloride and calcium concentrations were
increased. Initiation by BBN followed by treatment with NaHCO3 caused
a high incidence of papillary/nodular hyperplasia, papillomas and
carcinomas of the bladder epithelium. These lesions progressed with
time or longer duration of NaHCO3 promotion. A tumour protective
effect of urinary acidification by NH4Cl was not found. In fact, both
acidification and prolonged alkalinization tended to aggravate the
malignancy of bladder carcinomas.

PMID: 10654592 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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