Senin, 30 Juni 2008

[cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

No, the woman who ran the tests on me asked me no questions at all!
Well, she did ask for name, age, birthdate and place. And that was
it. The machine did the rest.

Hey, how much do honest to God Scientology e-meters go for on ebay?
They have about $20 worth of parts in them, but the Scientologists
sell them to their own members for a few grand.

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, VGammill <vgammill@...> wrote:
>
> A local physician (internal medicine) who specializes in drugless
> therapies, wanted my opinion of her very expensive SCIO device. I
> was hooked up to the electrodes and asked innumerable questions.
It
> seemed like a cheap mind reading act. It would pick up a GSR on
> anything that I might consciously or unconsciously have on my
> mind. She might have saved money by getting an E-meter on EBay.
She
> didn't even need to do that if she learned to perceive ideomotor
> responses. Her own unconscious "tells" let me know what she was
> hoping I would say: that she didn't waste her money.
>
> The technician she employed claimed that he could use the machine
to
> diagnose health problems with horses just by hooking up the horses'
> owners or trainers. They are always very impressed as it seems to
> confirm their own thinking, fears, and concerns.
>
> I think the owners of these machines share the same fantasies as
> their patients/clients, yet there is still a component of willful
> ignorance. Why else would both practitioner and client avoid any
> determination of an immediately verifiable fact. That is why
muscle
> testing, pendulums, SCIO devices, &c., are never used to replace
CBC,
> blood chemistry, clotting times, or tumor markers.
>
> Vincent
>

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Re: [cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

A local physician (internal medicine) who specializes in drugless
therapies, wanted my opinion of her very expensive SCIO device. I
was hooked up to the electrodes and asked innumerable questions. It
seemed like a cheap mind reading act. It would pick up a GSR on
anything that I might consciously or unconsciously have on my
mind. She might have saved money by getting an E-meter on EBay. She
didn't even need to do that if she learned to perceive ideomotor
responses. Her own unconscious "tells" let me know what she was
hoping I would say: that she didn't waste her money.

The technician she employed claimed that he could use the machine to
diagnose health problems with horses just by hooking up the horses'
owners or trainers. They are always very impressed as it seems to
confirm their own thinking, fears, and concerns.

I think the owners of these machines share the same fantasies as
their patients/clients, yet there is still a component of willful
ignorance. Why else would both practitioner and client avoid any
determination of an immediately verifiable fact. That is why muscle
testing, pendulums, SCIO devices, &c., are never used to replace CBC,
blood chemistry, clotting times, or tumor markers.

Vincent


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Re[4]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Hello Tad,

Yes, the sauna is fine. Good fortune to you both.

Mike

Monday, June 30, 2008, 6:01:39 PM, you wrote:

TW> Thanks, Mike. I will stop using the 660nm red and 880 nm infrared on
TW> him and just use the blue 470 nm for whatever benefit they may have.
TW> His lumps are right under the skin, easily felt. We have a homemade
TW> sauna made of 6 infrared ceramic heat emitters in a small laundry room.
TW> It's hard to get really hot in it but I do have a research article
TW> saying hyperthermia from an infrared sauna would cause a decrease in
TW> tumor growth, so do you think this application of infrared is OK? We
TW> were doing it a lot for a while but have really slacked off.

TW> Nancy

TW> On Jun 30, 2008, at 7:20 AM, goldenmike@sbcglobal.net wrote:

>> You can use 470 nm blue led light on tumors. It only penetrates about
>> 1 mm at this wavelength. This would be good for skin cancers and
>> maybe some skin mets or very superficial tumors.


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[cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "Arlyn Grant" <arlynsg@...> wrote:
>
> Jim,
>
> That's very interesting!
>
> I'm actually a bit concerned about getting enough omega 6. I'm
allergic
> to most of the items omega 6 is found in.
>
> Sandra, I made the oleolux. I know everyone raves about the taste,
but
> I found it to be far too oily for me. I'm a lousy cook, so perhaps
I
> did something wrong. But...yuck.
>
> ar

It WAS the SCIO machine!

By the way, hemp oil might be a good source to balance the omega 6's,
although it isn't Budwig compliant. Oh -- and drink it, don't smoke
it.


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[cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

Gosh darned Sandra -- that is EXACTLY the machine she was using.
EXACTLY -- down to the individual computer screens shown on the web
site you provided.

Now how in the heck could it have been so accurate? That really
spooked me. I'm surprised it didn't tell the young lady giving me
the analysis that I thought she was hot! (Maybe it did...)

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "Sandra Olson" <sanols02@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Jim,
>
> It sounds as though she was using SCIO. Here's a link.
> http://www.emreview.org.uk/equipment/quantum_scio/qxci_report.htm
>
> For the omega 6 deficiency, you can add coconut oil to your diet.
> The Budwig plan includes it in oleolux.
>
> Sandra
>
> "jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy> wrote:
> > I was visiting the local health food store the other day, and
this
> > lady was out front giving a demo of some program she had on her
> PC. I took the demo and she strapped electrodes to my head, ankles
> and wrists.
> > She then took a bunch of readings that were just amazing.
Included
> > in the readings was the following:
> > Omega 6 deficiency. She said this was exceedingly rare! What
was
> I doing? Taking gobs of straight flaxseed oil??? She was shocked
> > when I said "actually yes".
> > Problems with whey protein. Again she said this was really weird
> and rare. I told her after the diagnosis that I had just bought a
> new type of whey and it had not been getting along with my system
over
> > the last 3 days.
> > She did spot a fair amount of degenerative tissue (the cancer?)
> > It said a bunch of other things, mostly accurate, but the above
two
> > were so obscure that it really made me wonder.
> > Has anybody heard of this type of program?
>

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[cancercured] Re: New DX of prostate cancer

I agree with your approach. Dr. Donsbach has good success with
prostate cancer. His herbal remedies are worth looking into. They are
Prostaplex and Prostasol. He uses far infrared heat among other
modalities to treat the condition. Because the cancer you have is
slow growing, you have time to try alternative options. I for one
would never accept conventional treatment but that is a personal
decision that each individual must make. I know of a local who used
PawPaw and had excellent results. Lots of natural sunlight without
glasses or sunscreens is always wise. Don't burn, of course.

Find a Naturopath that can do metals testing and if you have any
dental amalgam, get them out promptly. Use only a Huggins Protocol
dentist.

Relatives mean well but they, like almost everyone else, have been
conditioned to see cancer in a certain way not knowing the real
percentages of those who beat the disease using conventional methods,
the outcome is dismal. Only about 3% actually beat the disease and do
so inspite of the treatments.

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "mfsevera" <mfsevera@...> wrote:
>
> Hi, Im new to the group. I have been dx with PC. My gleason is a 9,
> but, cat scans and bone scans are clear, and verified by an
> oncologist. So, it seems that the CA is confined. I work in a
hospital
> so, I am familiar with alot of the terms etc..
> My question is this; what are some feelings on surgery, effective
> natural healings etc. Doctor wants to do surgery. I have started
> myself on Graviola and, a good multi vitamin. I have been looking
at
> the herb "paw paw". So far, all I have been getting is the bad
> feedback from family and other groups. Any encouraging suggestions?
I
> personally feel that, the body can heal. What are your thoughts?
>

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Re: [cancercured] New DX of prostate cancer

The first thing you might want to do is stop, step back, and take a breath.

There is nothing requiring you to jump because the people in white coats say "jump". For a beginning, expect to get a lot of well-meaning but not necessarily good advice because many will not be responding from experience with Prostate Cancer but rather skewed to a particular favorite protocol for their particular problem.

A lot of people on the list have a lot of good knowledge, however, since you are being buffeted by family and, of course, people in your own field, the Allopathic, you need to take that breath. One of our list practitioners, Director of The Center For The Study of Natural Oncology uses a favorite expression of mine and that is,
"Information is your best friend".

I was lucky when, five years ago I was introduced to Vincent, the Director, by a woman whose son also had Bladder cancer too, I needed to be speaking with someone that 'knows' what works, and 'what doesn't'.

After a few e-mails we spoke via phone and I suggested I wanted to visit a Mexican Clinic during a Cross-Country trip from Florida to California. Vincent, whom I later learned was connected with a Mexican Clinic, advised he didn't think I needed that at the time. Later when I learned of his affiliation, I was very impressed he didn't 'push' me into it. Eventually we met, on his office day off, and he devoted more than an hour of his time to us. Since then I follow his suggestions and especially his advice, "Information is your best friend".

Don't hesitate to write me if you feel like and good luck in whatever course of action you take. Study!

Joe C.

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Re: [cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

I found oleolux too oily as well..Is it an important part of the diet? Judy

----- Original Message ----
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To: cancercured@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 7:11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine


Jim,

That's very interesting!

I'm actually a bit concerned about getting enough omega 6. I'm allergic
to most of the items omega 6 is found in.

Sandra, I made the oleolux. I know everyone raves about the taste, but
I found it to be far too oily for me. I'm a lousy cook, so perhaps I
did something wrong. But...yuck.

ar

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:36:28 -0000, "Sandra Olson" <sanols02@yahoo. com>
said:
> Hi Jim,
>
> It sounds as though she was using SCIO. Here's a link.
> http://www.emreview .org.uk/equipmen t/quantum_ scio/qxci_ report.htm
>
> For the omega 6 deficiency, you can add coconut oil to your diet.
> The Budwig plan includes it in oleolux.
>
> Sandra
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Re: [cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

Jim,

That's very interesting!

I'm actually a bit concerned about getting enough omega 6. I'm allergic
to most of the items omega 6 is found in.

Sandra, I made the oleolux. I know everyone raves about the taste, but
I found it to be far too oily for me. I'm a lousy cook, so perhaps I
did something wrong. But...yuck.

ar


On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:36:28 -0000, "Sandra Olson" <sanols02@yahoo.com>
said:
> Hi Jim,
>
> It sounds as though she was using SCIO. Here's a link.
> http://www.emreview.org.uk/equipment/quantum_scio/qxci_report.htm
>
> For the omega 6 deficiency, you can add coconut oil to your diet.
> The Budwig plan includes it in oleolux.
>
> Sandra
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Re: [cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast cancer and Lawyers

I wanted to comment on the worry about the poor physicians that do all the testing because they might be sued by some lawyer.

Long before legal action started to be a heavily applied tactic against doctors, Malpractice was going on.

In fact, the reason there are so many Malpractice actions is because there is so much actual Malpractice.

Many of us hanging around the Alternative scene are well aware of the hundreds of thousands of deaths caused by hospitals, doctors, and the drugs pumped into innocent people, people hoping that they might feel better. This is not an exaggeration of the amount of bad medicine and surgical procedures, it is real.

Why shouldn't there be legal action against these purveyors of fakery? Most of these physicians know full well what is going on and today, most enter the field because of the huge rewards expected in the way of income.

BTW, I am not a lawyer nor is any family member of mine in the legal field..............not even a close friend of mine is an Officer of the court. I'm just a guy that has watched this fakery for over 50 years and nothing has changed in all those years except technology making more money for more practitioners.

I'll tell you this much, should one of these physicians do something to a member of my immediate family as one did to an aunt of mine, kill her, I will hire the most powerful attorney possible. In this case, the culprit was allowed to escape because my aunt was elderly and had no immediate member of the family left to sue. So the doctor and his insurer escaped legal action and is still practicing and probably still maiming and maybe killing people. A side note, a hospital spokesperson phoned me to advise they would support action against this doctor because 'they couldn't get rid of him'. It took them six more months before they could. No tears shed for these people will ever come from me.

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[cancercured] New DX of prostate cancer

Hi, Im new to the group. I have been dx with PC. My gleason is a 9,
but, cat scans and bone scans are clear, and verified by an
oncologist. So, it seems that the CA is confined. I work in a hospital
so, I am familiar with alot of the terms etc..
My question is this; what are some feelings on surgery, effective
natural healings etc. Doctor wants to do surgery. I have started
myself on Graviola and, a good multi vitamin. I have been looking at
the herb "paw paw". So far, all I have been getting is the bad
feedback from family and other groups. Any encouraging suggestions? I
personally feel that, the body can heal. What are your thoughts?


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[cancercured] Re: Weird machine

It was probably a form of a Biomeredian machine based upon the early
work by a German doctor named Voll. The body has meridian electrical
points that run vertically. Most meridian end points are in the tips
of the fingers, in the ear lobes and in the toes of the feet. An
electrical impulse is sent through these nerves and the absorption
and reflection is measured. This indicates areas of the body where
there may be an excess or a deficiency of electrical energy. Dr.
Voll, considered a quack, developed a comcept that today has been
computerized and is a very valuable diognoastic tool with minimal
training required to operate the device properly. If you really want
your mind blown, check out the work of Albert Abrams and his
ocilloclast.

http://www.biomeridian.com/voll.htm


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Re: Re[2]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Thanks, Mike. I will stop using the 660nm red and 880 nm infrared on
him and just use the blue 470 nm for whatever benefit they may have.
His lumps are right under the skin, easily felt. We have a homemade
sauna made of 6 infrared ceramic heat emitters in a small laundry room.
It's hard to get really hot in it but I do have a research article
saying hyperthermia from an infrared sauna would cause a decrease in
tumor growth, so do you think this application of infrared is OK? We
were doing it a lot for a while but have really slacked off.

Nancy

On Jun 30, 2008, at 7:20 AM, goldenmike@sbcglobal.net wrote:

> You can use 470 nm blue led light on tumors. It only penetrates about
> 1 mm at this wavelength. This would be good for skin cancers and
> maybe some skin mets or very superficial tumors.


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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast & Briefcased vultures

Not everyone can be cured of cancer. This is especially true in the
later stages of the disease. The big difference between those who can
really cure cancer and those who can't lies in their philosophy.

A 100 years ago Allopathy was introduced into the West from Germany.
The system we endure today believes that germs cause disease and the
proper treatment is to drive them out of the body with aggressive
treatment such as surgery, chemo and radiation. This method doesn't
work all that well and it greatly reduces the chances of survival.
Most people die of the treatments, not their cancers. Poisoning a
body already weakened from disease is just not a sane way to get
better. The unfortunate part is that in the beginning things appear
to get better so one gets a false sense of improvement, however the
real cause of the disease was not addressed and thus only temporary
gains can be made. Some cancer is very slow to progress so a person
may appear to be well for many years yet still harbor cancer in their
bodies. It is in these periods of improved health status that changes
in lifestyle become paramount. If the person corrects their diet and
opens the elimination channels via exercise and organ cleansing, then
they may have a real chance to beat the disease. For most, however,
the cancer inevitably returns and the second time most efforts fail.

Prior to the arrival of Allopathy, an emperic form of medicine was
practiced. Naturopathy as it was called and later homeopathy were the
standard of treatment throughout the world using herbal remedies and
dietary measures that strengthened the immune system as those
practitioners perceived (correctly) that the body heals itself and
their treatments were designed to help it along. This is the method
that is used in the German cancer clinics. Many famous people have
been through these fabulous clinics.

As for Ted Kennedy, his cancer was too far advanced, as was Loretta King's when she went to Kurt Donsbach who told her he probably couldn't save her. He should have turned her away but his conscience wouldn't let him and her inevitable death caused the temporary closing of his superb clinic.

Drs. Rife and Kendall performed perhaps the most important scientific
experiment in the history of medicine. They proved pleomorphism. They
took the harmless B. coli bacteria and changed into several diseases
including both forms of cancer (sarcoma and carcinoma) and returned
the sample back to B. coli by altering Kendall's nutrient media. At
the mycelial stage (fungal) is where Rife saw the so-called virus of
cancer. It was probably a mycoplasma and not a virus but the point is
moot. What They did prove is that there is an infectious organism
associated with cancer. The fact that they could change it back to a
harmless form proves that cancer can be cured. Dr. Rife's microscope
technology was very unique as no one before or since (until very
recently) has ever seen a virus in a light microscope. They observed
it alive and could watch their pleomorphic transformations. Viruses
are 100 times smaller than a bacteria or a fungus and thus cannot be
seen in a standard research microscope. Growing a culture in a dish
is pleomorphism. The media determines what the researcher will see
but the disease detected by this method would have turned out as
something else had a different augar been used. Researchers do not
understand this concept and refuse to hear it when an attempt is made
to explain it to them. I had a doctor run from me covering his ears
because he was afraid of knowing the truth about necrotizing
fasciitis and how I cured it. When he saw the scar he freaked! He
told me I was very lucky. I then told him that it was only
preparation meeting opportunity.

Take a look at Naessen's Somatid Cycle, at the 9' O'clock position
the mycelial stages which are fungi plunge their tentacles into the
tissue as does a cancer (crab claw).

Link too long: Go to Google 'Images' and enter 'Somatid Cycle'

Dr. Simoncini's method saturates the fungi with the highly alkaline
baking soda thus shifting the pH which drives the organism to another
pleomorphic stage which isn't cancer.

Herings Law states that we re-visit our diseases as we get well.
That makes sense as we back track to previous disease stages when the
pH changes to a portion of the cycle where health is maintained.
These 'germs' come from within us. It is the internal milieu that
determines the germ associated with a particular disease. The germ
being a helpful scavenger and not the cause of the condition.

Researchers know all about this, they see it every day but if they
talk about it, they are out of a job. Few understand what they see in
their scopes and they regard the Russel Bodies they see in the blood
as being simply artifacts. Artifacts that are motile, however. Duh!

Hospitals are run like slave ships. Everyone rows to the beat of the
hammer, laggards are whipped and repeat offenders are quickly
eliminated.

At some point in a young doctor's life he/she certainly comes to the
obvious conclusion but they are trapped. If they want to remain
doctors they toe the line. In most states doctors are allowed
to do anything they wish but few will risk it. Most practice
defensive medicine. They will order tests they don't intend to ever
read because their experience has taught them to recognize what they
see. In the event of litigation he/she is at risk when the tests
weren't performed. Briefcased vultures circle them all day long
hoping to catch a mistake and pounce on them. So when they see what
is obviously a cancer, they follow the gruesome procedure anyway and
keep their mouths shut.


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[cancercured] SCIO /Re: Weird machine

Hi Jim,

It sounds as though she was using SCIO. Here's a link.
http://www.emreview.org.uk/equipment/quantum_scio/qxci_report.htm

For the omega 6 deficiency, you can add coconut oil to your diet.
The Budwig plan includes it in oleolux.

Sandra

"jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy> wrote:
> I was visiting the local health food store the other day, and this
> lady was out front giving a demo of some program she had on her
PC. I took the demo and she strapped electrodes to my head, ankles
and wrists.
> She then took a bunch of readings that were just amazing. Included
> in the readings was the following:
> Omega 6 deficiency. She said this was exceedingly rare! What was
I doing? Taking gobs of straight flaxseed oil??? She was shocked
> when I said "actually yes".
> Problems with whey protein. Again she said this was really weird
and rare. I told her after the diagnosis that I had just bought a
new type of whey and it had not been getting along with my system over
> the last 3 days.
> She did spot a fair amount of degenerative tissue (the cancer?)
> It said a bunch of other things, mostly accurate, but the above two
> were so obscure that it really made me wonder.
> Has anybody heard of this type of program?


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Re: [cancercured] Weird machine

Hello jrrjim,

That was actually an actress I hired to "prank" you.

Mike

Monday, June 30, 2008, 4:20:20 PM, you wrote:

j> I was visiting the local health food store the other day, and this
j> lady was out front giving a demo of some program she had on her PC.
j> I took the demo and she strapped electrodes to my head, ankles and
j> wrists.

j> She then took a bunch of readings that were just amazing. Included
j> in the readings was the following:

j> Omega 6 deficiency. She said this was exceedingly rare! What was I
j> doing? Taking gobs of straight flaxseed oil??? She was shocked
j> when I said "actually yes".

j> Problems with whey protein. Again she said this was really weird and
j> rare. I told her after the diagnosis that I had just bought a new
j> type of whey and it had not been getting along with my system over
j> the last 3 days.

j> She did spot a fair amount of degenerative tissue (the cancer?)

j> It said a bunch of other things, mostly accurate, but the above two
j> were so obscure that it really made me wonder.

j> Has anybody heard of this type of program?


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[cancercured] Weird machine

I was visiting the local health food store the other day, and this
lady was out front giving a demo of some program she had on her PC.
I took the demo and she strapped electrodes to my head, ankles and
wrists.

She then took a bunch of readings that were just amazing. Included
in the readings was the following:

Omega 6 deficiency. She said this was exceedingly rare! What was I
doing? Taking gobs of straight flaxseed oil??? She was shocked
when I said "actually yes".

Problems with whey protein. Again she said this was really weird and
rare. I told her after the diagnosis that I had just bought a new
type of whey and it had not been getting along with my system over
the last 3 days.

She did spot a fair amount of degenerative tissue (the cancer?)

It said a bunch of other things, mostly accurate, but the above two
were so obscure that it really made me wonder.

Has anybody heard of this type of program?


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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenop...

Well, one proof of your claims would be if the top echelon of society
never died from cancer, but even infinite wealth does not protect one
of death by cancer.

Don't you think Ted Kennedy would be a part of the NWO? But it looks
like he will die shortly of brain cancer. What about George
Harrison? (Throat cancer)... etc.

You and I aren't miles apart -- I do believe in medical
conspiracies. I just don't believe that you could hide the fact that
cancer is a fungus! That is too much for me to believe.

> > > I just cannot believe that all types of cancer is a type of
> > > fungus. You know what? There are things called microscopes
that
> > > would reveal this, right? Why doesn't every doctor and
> oncologist see these fungi?
>
> Dr. Simoncini in his interview with Doug Kauffman discusses this and
> shows video clips of tumors that clearly reveal the fungii. It is
> interesting to note that only portions of the tumor are infected.
> This leads to the problem with biopsy as the needle aspiration may
> sample areas not infected thus producing a false negative. Biopsy
has
> never been very accurate and now we know why.
>
> > Ah, so every single oncologist world wide is a conscious murderer
> > hundreds of times over, a part of a grand conspiracy involving
> > hundreds of thousands of people. And the governments of socialist
> > countries with socialist medicine would rather waste billions on
> fake cancer cures rather than rely on cheap cures, even though the
fake cancer cures are bankrupting their socialized medicine systems...
> >
>
> There no longer is a conspiracy but there was early in the game. Now
> a way of business has been established and anything that even
> remotely threatens the status quo is met with hostility and scorn.
All potential cancer treatments and breakthrough must first pass
through the screening committee at Sloan-Kettering so no cures will
ever see the light of day. You are correct about the governments too,
they are controlled by people behind the New World Order. The
governments have no say in their affairs so they will spend vast sums
of money to bankrupt themselves. Henry Kissinger planned world-wide
depopulation.
>
> http://planetquo.com/The-Haig-Kissinger-Depopulation-Policy
>
> Look at Mathias Rath's complaint in the World Court at the Hague. He
> accuses the medical industry of genocide.
>
> http://www4.dr-rath-
foundation.org/The_Hague/complaint/complaint04.htm
>
> Oh yes! Few oncologists would take their treatments or would
subject loved ones to it because they know it doesn't work. Doctors
are told what to do. If they stray outside the boundaries their
ticket gets pulled. Modern Western medicine exists for one purpose
only, to maintain a ruling class of elite at the expense of the
masses.
>

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--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "jrrjim" wrote:
> > I just cannot believe that all types of cancer is a type of
> > fungus. You know what? There are things called microscopes that
> > would reveal this, right? Why doesn't every doctor and
oncologist see these fungi?

Dr. Simoncini in his interview with Doug Kauffman discusses this and
shows video clips of tumors that clearly reveal the fungii. It is
interesting to note that only portions of the tumor are infected.
This leads to the problem with biopsy as the needle aspiration may
sample areas not infected thus producing a false negative. Biopsy has
never been very accurate and now we know why.

> Ah, so every single oncologist world wide is a conscious murderer
> hundreds of times over, a part of a grand conspiracy involving
> hundreds of thousands of people. And the governments of socialist
> countries with socialist medicine would rather waste billions on
fake cancer cures rather than rely on cheap cures, even though the fake cancer cures are bankrupting their socialized medicine systems...
>

There no longer is a conspiracy but there was early in the game. Now
a way of business has been established and anything that even
remotely threatens the status quo is met with hostility and scorn. All potential cancer treatments and breakthrough must first pass through the screening committee at Sloan-Kettering so no cures will ever see the light of day. You are correct about the governments too, they are controlled by people behind the New World Order. The governments have no say in their affairs so they will spend vast sums of money to bankrupt themselves. Henry Kissinger planned world-wide depopulation.

http://planetquo.com/The-Haig-Kissinger-Depopulation-Policy

Look at Mathias Rath's complaint in the World Court at the Hague. He
accuses the medical industry of genocide.

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/The_Hague/complaint/complaint04.htm

Oh yes! Few oncologists would take their treatments or would subject loved ones to it because they know it doesn't work. Doctors are told what to do. If they stray outside the boundaries their ticket gets pulled. Modern Western medicine exists for one purpose only, to maintain a ruling class of elite at the expense of the masses.


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Re[3]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

1.) Aminolevulinic acid is a photosynsitizer.
2.) There is no way to know something like this without trying
it. As a general rule, basic research is a time and money
sink. There are many bright people on this planet and most clever
ideas have been tried in another context. I suggest that you check
with the people doing Rife research using carrier waves. Part of the
problem though is that there are too many degrees of freedom in the
variables such that you don't know if any effect is reproducible. I
know you have heard of people claiming positive results using multiple MFOs.

Vincent

At 12:42 PM 6/30/2008, you wrote:

>Hello VGammill,
>
>1.) Is the acid a photosensitizer?
>
>2.) If it is the frequency (as opposed to a specific light wavelenth)
>that is respnsible for the effect, would a beat frequency produced
>interferentially via two crossing carrier channels of AC current work?
>
>Mike
>
>Monday, June 30, 2008, 9:56:01 AM, you wrote:
>
>V> Blue lights may have only a shallow penetration, but you can get far
>V> more bang for your buck by applying topical aminolevulinic acid
>V> perhaps with permeation enhancers and/or ultrasound to drive
>V> transdermal penetration. You might consider heterodyning radio
>V> frequencies to achieve a de facto blue light in otherwise
>V> inaccessible deep structures.
>
>V> Vincent


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Re: [cancercured] Re: Estrogen Prohibitor

Hello myspagirl951,

Pure Encapsulations has it.

Mike

Monday, June 30, 2008, 1:57:23 AM, you wrote:

m> Where can I get 25 mg of Melatonin. I have only found 3 or 5 mg. I
m> realy don't want to take 8 pills every night. Plus 2 during the day.
m> I did try 4 last night because I could sleep in if I couldn't get up
m> early. I didn't have a problem. I got up before my alarm would have
m> gone off.
m> Lori


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Re[3]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Hello VGammill,

1.) Is the acid a photosensitizer?

2.) If it is the frequency (as opposed to a specific light wavelenth)
that is respnsible for the effect, would a beat frequency produced
interferentially via two crossing carrier channels of AC current work?

Mike

Monday, June 30, 2008, 9:56:01 AM, you wrote:

V> Blue lights may have only a shallow penetration, but you can get far
V> more bang for your buck by applying topical aminolevulinic acid
V> perhaps with permeation enhancers and/or ultrasound to drive
V> transdermal penetration. You might consider heterodyning radio
V> frequencies to achieve a de facto blue light in otherwise
V> inaccessible deep structures.

V> Vincent


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Re: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors (Nancy)

Hello Joe,


Yes....tried it. I actually have one of the GEIPE devices. The
problem is the current does not penetrate the tumor with surface
electrodes. The current flows around the tumor. This is not an
opinion, but comes from a trial of the technique. The fellow that
developed the treatment now cautions that it will not work with
surface electrodes. In order for various DC devices to work the
electrodes (or sometimes one of them) must penetrate the tumor, yet be
insulated from the skin and other tissue. This is basically a surgical procedure. Not
for the faint of heart. When attempted it is still difficult to get
the correct amount of current flow. Robert O. Becker warned that
using the wrong current intesity would result in increased tumor
growth. Most of the tumor death produced by Becker was the result of
the silver ions coming off the silver electrode. This is Becker's
conclusion, not mine.

Mike


Monday, June 30, 2008, 7:43:47 AM, you wrote:

J> Nancy

J> Have you ever tried DC voltage around the tumor?

J> Has anyone tried DC voltage around a tumor?

J> Voltage would be very low, in the range of a 6 volt battery.

J> Joe

>>
>> Jenny- thanks so much for posting this, I was feeling bad
>> about using
>> LED's on my husband's growths. My LED array has
>> blue, red, and
>> infrared. Would it be better to only use the blue light
>> and not the
>> red and infrared? They have separate switches. One
>> article suggested
>> that infrared could promote angiogenesis. I need more
>> information
>> since an article about infrared saunas said they would
>> decrease cancer
>> growth.
>>
>> Nancy

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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenop...

>
> Jim asked:
> > I just cannot believe that all types of cancer is a type of
> fungus. You know what? There are things called microscopes that
> would reveal this, right? Why doesn't every doctor and oncologist
> see these fungi?
> >
>
> You don't even need a microscope to see it nor is a tissue
> examination required. Cancer on the surface of a tumor is white.

White. Okay. So -- why don't we conclude that all cancer is
actually a form of snow. Or cocaine. Or coconut. Or talcum powder.

> What
> you fail to understand is that the established cancer treatment is
a
> scam. Doctors don't want to cure it and they never will. They see
and
> know lots of things about this disease and some even do know how to
> cure it but they won't. Cancer is simply too profitable to cure. If
> the public knew the truth a lot of medical prople would be
> unemployed.

Ah, so every single oncologist world wide is a conscious murderer
hundreds of times over, a part of a grand conspiracy involving
hundreds of thousands of people. And the governments of socialist
countries with socialist medicine would rather waste billions on fake
cancer cures rather than rely on cheap cures, even though the fake
cancer cures are bankrupting their socialized medicine systems...

The truth, I'm afraid, is a bit more complicated than this. I wish
it was as simple as you laid out. I really do. But I don't think so.

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Group: The following message was sent by comdyne2002 but did not
post, so I'm posting it now. - Group Moderator
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Comdyne2002 sent the following:

--- In cancercured, "jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy> wrote:
> Then why are there over 200 different types of cancer, ranging from
> skin cancer to blood cancers? Where is the "offensive trash" in
skin cancer? Where is it in blood cancers?
>

There are only a few cancer types and 90% of them are carcinomas
which are tumorous. Secondly another 5% are sarcomas. The different
names only confuse the issue as the locations where they originate
from or are found provides a different name. Dr. Rife identified only
2 primary organisms associated with cancer which he named BX and BY,
both he saw in his microscope. When he was asked by another doctor
during a recorded session he stated that all cancers of each type
were the same and the same resonating frequencies would devitalize
them. The 'offensive trash' I spoke of is the contents of the tumor
which is dead tissue. Skin cancer results from chemical contamination
in the tissues which collects in a grouping. Sunlight does not cause
skin cancer but reacts with these toxic chemicals causing leisons to
form. It is interesting to note that many melanomas occur in areas
not exposed to sunlight which is explained that chemical changes
result from the excitation of light in the fluids of the skin which
circulate and can accumulate anywhere. Most blood cancers are fungus
related as in the case of childhood leukemia which often clears up
when anit-fungals are used.


Jim asked:
> These parasites -- why don't people who perform colonoscopies
> routinely see them? I had my intestinal system checked for
virtually every parasite known to science, and they didn't find ANY
in me, yet I got colon cancer.
>

Almost everyone has parasites in their intestines. Just because they
aren't seen after the lower GI tract is purged prior to the exam does
not mean that they were not there previously. Also the fungi bore
holes in tissue just as does a parasite.


Jim wrote:
> all those things we are told to eat to make our blood alkaline are
> mighty good for us, and I don't doubt that they kill cancer in one
> way or another, but I don't buy the whole alkalinity thing. If it
> was valid, then cesium chloride or even baking soda therapy would
> cure ALL CANCER, and it doesn't -- not by a long shot.

Blood alkalinity maintains stasis at the expense of alkaline reserves
elsewhere in the body. In cancer the pH overall is low as can be
detected with a simple pH test. Taking alkaline substances
counteracts this. Cesium chloride and baking soda are very helpful
and are used in the clinics that treat this disease successfully.
There is no simple cure for ALL CANCER, of course not, but there are
clinics in Europe and a few in Mexico that do cure cancer and they do
it by cleansing and diet. Shifting the pH causes the BX and BY forms
to change and in so doing, are no longer in a fungal stage. Drs. Rife
and Kendall proved that with their famous experiment verified by Dr.
Rife's microscope.

Jim asked:
> I just cannot believe that all types of cancer is a type of
fungus. You know what? There are things called microscopes that
would reveal this, right? Why doesn't every doctor and oncologist
see these fungi?
>

You don't even need a microscope to see it nor is a tissue
examination required. Cancer on the surface of a tumor is white. What
you fail to understand is that the established cancer treatment is a
scam. Doctors don't want to cure it and they never will. They see and
know lots of things about this disease and some even do know how to
cure it but they won't. Cancer is simply too profitable to cure. If
the public knew the truth a lot of medical prople would be
unemployed.

Jim asked:
> Comdyne -- have you overcome cancer in yourself? Are you fighting
it now? Or do you just have pet theories you like to spout?
>

As far as curing cancer I know much more than you do because I know
how it was cured long ago. It was doctors who wrote books before
medicine became corrupted. Dr. Kelley cured himself of pancreatic
cancer and I know someone who followed his protocol and is alive 29
months after her predicited date of death. At her last exam, no
cancer was found.

The German clinics cure this disease. Many famous people have been
there and have gotten rid of their cancers. Ronald Reagan was treated
by the late Hans Nieper, we never heard anymore about it and Reagan
liveed for many more years. There are others.

'German Cancer Breakthrough' by Andrew Scholberg tells all about the
methods used in Europe.

I know of others currently under treatment who are responding far
better than they were when using conventional treatment. May I
suggest that you obtain a copy of Dr. Binzel's book 'Alive and Well'


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--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "comdyne2002" <comdyne@...> wrote:
>
> Absolutely correct! Tumors form due to inadequate lymph flow and
poor
> tissue drainage. As the oxygen becomes rapidly depleted in the
areas
> of lymph stagnation, the cells suffocate and die. When these dead
> (nucrosed) cells remain in the areas where they died, they begin to
> rot. The rotten tissue represents a danger to the body so the body
in
> its infinite wisdom constructs a tumor to wall off the offensive
> trash. So far the tumor is benign but as the area remains in this
> filthy state, acids form which drops the pH lower and lower until a
> fungus begins to form, this is cancer.

Then why are there over 200 different types of cancer, ranging from
skin cancer to blood cancers? Where is the "offensive trash" in skin
cancer? Where is it in blood cancers?

> By improving circulation and
> getting the lymph to flow once more, the fungus is cut off from its
> food supply (sugars) and it will morph to another form less harmful
> to the body. Dr. Bell was curing cancer 100 years ago by cleansing
> the colon and restoring thyroid function as he found that all
cancer
> victims presented these two defects in their metabolism. When the
> trash is purged from the colon walls the seepage from the parasites
> living in the colon no longer contaminates the blood and lymph and
> the pH becomes more alkaline via dietary changes that were a part
of
> his healing protocol. All European clinics that successfully treat
> cancer use these methods.

These parasites -- why don't people who perform colonoscopies
routinely see them? I had my intestinal system checked for virtually
every parasite known to science, and they didn't find ANY in me, yet
I got colon cancer.

As far as the blood acidity / alkalinity -- I think we've already had
that discussion, and the fact is that the body goes to huge efforts
to maintain its alkanlinity within very narrow ranges. Now, granted,
all those things we are told to eat to make our blood alkaline are
mighty good for us, and I don't doubt that they kill cancer in one
way or another, but I don't buy the whole alkalinity thing. If it
was valid, then cesium chloride or even baking soda therapy would
cure ALL CANCER, and it doesn't -- not by a long shot.

>
> Cancer is a disease of civilization. we bring it upon ourselves by
> allowing the conditions in our bodies to support the growth of the
> fungus that is cancer.

I just cannot believe that all types of cancer is a type of fungus.
You know what? There are things called microscopes that would reveal
this, right? Why doesn't every doctor and oncologist see these fungi?

>
> As Dr. Bell stated: "Cancer is Nature's protest against
disobedience
> and is the penalty she imposes upon those who, perhaps knowingly or
> unknowingly, have ignored her teachings"
>

Comdyne -- have you overcome cancer in yourself? Are you fighting it
now? Or do you just have pet theories you like to spout? You see,
following the wrong pet theory can be fatal for several of us here.
That's why it is damned serious that you know what you are talking
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[cancercured] Re: Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Hi Comdyne,perhaps time to re-visit Dinshah's Spechtrochrome.
Guy
--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "comdyne2002" <comdyne@...> wrote:
>
> Skin cancers, especially melanomas, can be safely removed using
> escharotics. In fact, escharotics will completely devour all of the
> cancer cells in the tumor without harming healthy tissue. Surgical
> extirpation and even biopsy is very dangerous as aberrant cells are
> often loosened and will therefore travel throughout the body causing
> metastasis. Skin cancers, unlike internal cancers, are normally
> localized and if removed early, they represent little risk of return
> or metastasizing for that matter.
>
> The 'profession' dislikes this form of treatment because it is cheap
> and almost always 100% effective thus cheating the surgeon of his
> blood money. They have adopted a form of escharotic treatment that
> includes a surgical procedure called the 'Moh's Method' which
> supposedly the surgeon individually picks out the cancer cells using
> a microscope. Total BS, of course, but it makes money for them and
> the patient is usually satisfied for the time being not knowing the
> risk caused by the unnecessary surgery.
>
> During the week to ten days that the eschar is forming, the skin
> looks awful. The 'profession' loves to point out this horrible
> disfigurement that the plant derived chemicals inflict on the poor
> patient who is being chemically 'butchered' by the quack
> practitioner. They never mention that upon completion of the healing,
> there is seldom any scar where the cancer had been.
>

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Re: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Blue light as a health promoter has a long history. Conservatories in the early years of this century were often covered in blue glass - and grapes grown under blue glass were considered to grow stronger. Whether or not it really works has not as far as I know been thoroughly tested. But coloured panes of glass do throw light of a certain wavelength on the body and this will I am sure have a measurable effect - one version of colour therapy is to cast an intense coloured light into a room where the patient sits. Apparently people have a strong emtional response depending on the colour used.
 
Jonathan

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--- On Mon, 6/30/08, Tad Winiecki <winiecki@pacifier.com> wrote:

On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:07 AM, jm92562 wrote:

> http://www.scienced aily.com/ releases/ 2008/06/08062411 0831.htm

Jenny- thanks so much for posting this, I was feeling bad about using
LED's on my husband's growths. My LED array has blue, red, and
infrared. Would it be better to only use the blue light and not the
red and infrared? They have separate switches. One article suggested
that infrared could promote angiogenesis. I need more information
since an article about infrared saunas said they would decrease cancer
growth.

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Re: [cancercured] Re: Estrogen Prohibitor

I get 20 mgs from my ND. They are from Pure Encapsulations, Inc.

I caution you taking melatonin during the day. There are other items
you can use during the day - such as ground flaxseed. or Calcium
D-Glucarate.

Have you asked yourself why you have too much estrogen? In my case, I
believe it is because of adrenal fatigue. My number one goal is to get
my adrenals working properly again. So, I wouldn't take melatonin
during the day. It's a hormone and isn't supposed to be in affect
during the daytime hours.

Of course, I am not a doctor. Just someone who has been using melatonin
for sleep for years. (I still developed breast cancer, by the way.)

ar


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<myspagirl951@yahoo.com> said:
> Where can I get 25 mg of Melatonin. I have only found 3 or 5 mg. I
> realy don't want to take 8 pills every night. Plus 2 during the day.
> I did try 4 last night because I could sleep in if I couldn't get up
> early. I didn't have a problem. I got up before my alarm would have
> gone off.
> Lori
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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenop...

Thats easy. She would be thrown in jail just like anyone who cures a
disease would be treated.

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, "jrrjim" <jim.mcelroy10@...>
wrote:
>
> Why would this "gypsy" prefer to remain poor and unknown than to
help
> the world cure cancer?
>
> --- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, szukipoo@ wrote:
> >
> > In a message dated 6/29/08 5:57:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > comdyne@ writes:
> >
> >
> > > They do it by changing
> > > the terrain so as to make it hostile to the fungus that is
cancer.
> >
> > A gypsy that cured my friend's dog of advanced cancer in less
than
> a week
> > with some natural herbs, told her that cancer is a mold.
> >
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[cancercured] Re: Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Skin cancers, especially melanomas, can be safely removed using
escharotics. In fact, escharotics will completely devour all of the
cancer cells in the tumor without harming healthy tissue. Surgical
extirpation and even biopsy is very dangerous as aberrant cells are
often loosened and will therefore travel throughout the body causing
metastasis. Skin cancers, unlike internal cancers, are normally
localized and if removed early, they represent little risk of return
or metastasizing for that matter.

The 'profession' dislikes this form of treatment because it is cheap
and almost always 100% effective thus cheating the surgeon of his
blood money. They have adopted a form of escharotic treatment that
includes a surgical procedure called the 'Moh's Method' which
supposedly the surgeon individually picks out the cancer cells using
a microscope. Total BS, of course, but it makes money for them and
the patient is usually satisfied for the time being not knowing the
risk caused by the unnecessary surgery.

During the week to ten days that the eschar is forming, the skin
looks awful. The 'profession' loves to point out this horrible
disfigurement that the plant derived chemicals inflict on the poor
patient who is being chemically 'butchered' by the quack
practitioner. They never mention that upon completion of the healing,
there is seldom any scar where the cancer had been.

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, goldenmike@... wrote:
>
> Hello Tad,
>
> This is Mike replying.
> You can use 470 nm blue led light on tumors. It only penetrates
about
> 1 mm at this wavelength. This would be good for skin cancers and
> maybe some skin mets or very superficial tumors. I think it is
worth
> trying. Don't use the red or near infrared. Those wavelenghths
> penetrate deepr, but may (possibly) stimulate cell growth.
> The dental lights come in a range of wavelengths between 420 and 500
> nm, so the 470 nm led arrays (blue) would be right in that range.
>
>
> Mike
>
> Monday, June 30, 2008, 4:37:58 AM, you wrote:
>
>
> TW> On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:07 AM, jm92562 wrote:
>
> >> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080624110831.htm
>
> TW> Jenny- thanks so much for posting this, I was feeling bad about
using
> TW> LED's on my husband's growths. My LED array has blue, red, and
> TW> infrared. Would it be better to only use the blue light and
not the
> TW> red and infrared? They have separate switches. One article
suggested
> TW> that infrared could promote angiogenesis. I need more
information
> TW> since an article about infrared saunas said they would decrease
cancer
> TW> growth.
>
> TW> Nancy
>
>
>
>
> --
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Re[2]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Blue lights may have only a shallow penetration, but you can get far
more bang for your buck by applying topical aminolevulinic acid
perhaps with permeation enhancers and/or ultrasound to drive
transdermal penetration. You might consider heterodyning radio
frequencies to achieve a de facto blue light in otherwise
inaccessible deep structures.

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[cancercured] Are you willing to give up all forms of wheat to cure cancer?

Are you willing to give up all forms of wheat to cure your cancer?
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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenop...

Why would this "gypsy" prefer to remain poor and unknown than to help
the world cure cancer?

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, szukipoo@... wrote:
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> In a message dated 6/29/08 5:57:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> comdyne@... writes:
>
>
> > They do it by changing
> > the terrain so as to make it hostile to the fungus that is cancer.
>
> A gypsy that cured my friend's dog of advanced cancer in less than
a week
> with some natural herbs, told her that cancer is a mold.
>
>
> **************
> Gas prices
> getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used cars.
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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenopausa...

First, their diets are pretty darned good otherwise. Second, much of
the alcohol they consume is in the form of red wine, which has many
cancer fighting agents.

--- In cancercured@yahoogroups.com, szukipoo@... wrote:
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> Why don't french women have an out of control rate of cancer? They
drink
> wine all the time.
>
>
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Re[2]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Hello Tad,

This is a P.S. from Mike...

The saunas are generally in the far infrared range. They are good
more for the heat component than the light component. This type of
treatment is probably good, but it works more on the systemic aspects
for detox and immune stimulous. Heat applied to a tumor can kill
cells if you can raise the tissue temp high enough and keep it there
long enough. This is very difficult to do in actual application.

Mike

Monday, June 30, 2008, 4:37:58 AM, you wrote:


TW> On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:07 AM, jm92562 wrote:

>> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080624110831.htm

TW> Jenny- thanks so much for posting this, I was feeling bad about using
TW> LED's on my husband's growths. My LED array has blue, red, and
TW> infrared. Would it be better to only use the blue light and not the
TW> red and infrared? They have separate switches. One article suggested
TW> that infrared could promote angiogenesis. I need more information
TW> since an article about infrared saunas said they would decrease cancer
TW> growth.

TW> Nancy


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Re[2]: [cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors

Hello Tad,

This is Mike replying.
You can use 470 nm blue led light on tumors. It only penetrates about
1 mm at this wavelength. This would be good for skin cancers and
maybe some skin mets or very superficial tumors. I think it is worth
trying. Don't use the red or near infrared. Those wavelenghths
penetrate deepr, but may (possibly) stimulate cell growth.
The dental lights come in a range of wavelengths between 420 and 500
nm, so the 470 nm led arrays (blue) would be right in that range.


Mike

Monday, June 30, 2008, 4:37:58 AM, you wrote:


TW> On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:07 AM, jm92562 wrote:

>> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080624110831.htm

TW> Jenny- thanks so much for posting this, I was feeling bad about using
TW> LED's on my husband's growths. My LED array has blue, red, and
TW> infrared. Would it be better to only use the blue light and not the
TW> red and infrared? They have separate switches. One article suggested
TW> that infrared could promote angiogenesis. I need more information
TW> since an article about infrared saunas said they would decrease cancer
TW> growth.

TW> Nancy


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[cancercured] Blue Light Promising For Tumors (Nancy)

Nancy

Have you ever tried DC voltage around the tumor?

Has anyone tried DC voltage around a tumor?

Voltage would be very low, in the range of a 6 volt battery.

Joe

>
> Jenny- thanks so much for posting this, I was feeling bad
> about using
> LED's on my husband's growths. My LED array has
> blue, red, and
> infrared. Would it be better to only use the blue light
> and not the
> red and infrared? They have separate switches. One
> article suggested
> that infrared could promote angiogenesis. I need more
> information
> since an article about infrared saunas said they would
> decrease cancer
> growth.
>
> Nancy

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[cancercured] Re:LDN? / Re: Cancer spreading

"I read Dee's comments that she's also taking artemix ..."

Dee had only recently started Artemix - within the last 3 months or so, as I remember.

Warm wishes,

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[cancercured] Re: Alcohol Consumption and Breast Cancer Risk in Postmenop...

Absolutely correct! Tumors form due to inadequate lymph flow and poor
tissue drainage. As the oxygen becomes rapidly depleted in the areas
of lymph stagnation, the cells suffocate and die. When these dead
(nucrosed) cells remain in the areas where they died, they begin to
rot. The rotten tissue represents a danger to the body so the body in
its infinite wisdom constructs a tumor to wall off the offensive
trash. So far the tumor is benign but as the area remains in this
filthy state, acids form which drops the pH lower and lower until a
fungus begins to form, this is cancer. By improving circulation and
getting the lymph to flow once more, the fungus is cut off from its
food supply (sugars) and it will morph to another form less harmful
to the body. Dr. Bell was curing cancer 100 years ago by cleansing
the colon and restoring thyroid function as he found that all cancer
victims presented these two defects in their metabolism. When the
trash is purged from the colon walls the seepage from the parasites
living in the colon no longer contaminates the blood and lymph and
the pH becomes more alkaline via dietary changes that were a part of
his healing protocol. All European clinics that successfully treat
cancer use these methods.

Cancer is a disease of civilization. we bring it upon ourselves by
allowing the conditions in our bodies to support the growth of the
fungus that is cancer.

As Dr. Bell stated: "Cancer is Nature's protest against disobedience
and is the penalty she imposes upon those who, perhaps knowingly or
unknowingly, have ignored her teachings"

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> In a message dated 6/29/08 5:57:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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>
> > They do it by changing
> > the terrain so as to make it hostile to the fungus that is cancer.
>
> A gypsy that cured my friend's dog of advanced cancer in less than
a week
> with some natural herbs, told her that cancer is a mold.
>
>
> **************
> Gas prices
> getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used cars.
>
> (http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007)
>
>
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