Some clinics get very poor to mediocre results with vitamin C. I can
guess some of the reasons, but not all. Perhaps you would get better
results if you did a little conceptual shift. Try thinking of
ascorbic acid more like a reducing sugar. We do get routine good
results with our ascorbate strategies, but every once in a while
you'll see a cancer that will plow right through it.
Pamidronate is a no-brainer for most cases of breast, prostate, and
lung cancer. It is safe as long as there are no dental infections
and it does prevent clastic bone lesions.
As to Manju, she does charge for the cost of methylglyoxal (MG). It
is not cheap. My results with methylglyoxal are similar to those
that she has reported. It does not seem to work after chemotherapy
and it would be a poor choice if one were to use DCA, CoQ-10, etc. I
have also made and used mitoguazone (a methylglyoxal derivative)
which is useful prior to IPT. Methylglyoxal can be made very
effective, even curative, with B-6 deprivation, but a price must be
paid in increased toxicity. Manju has been working with some
researchers at Johns Hopkins to put it in nanoparticles. I think she
likes chitin. I normally like polylactate-polyglycolate for
nanoparticle delivery. We have other differences. She likes to add
melatonin and creatine to her MG protocol. I haven't seen increased benefit.
Chakra, the day may come when you get a terminal patient where
nothing, nothing, nothing seems to help and it is crunch time. You
might try methylglyoxal. We have a patient, a world famous
immunologist with over 350 papers in the peer-review literature, who
was diagnosed four years ago with terminal renal cancer. At that
time he was told by the top RCC MDs that no matter what he did he had
six months at best. He started on methylglyoxal. He now lives a
normal life although he still has lesions. Both he and his wife are
members of our Board of Directors.
June 16th of this year we were contacted by a woman in Washington
state who was told by her government-licensed MDs that she had two
weeks left to live. She had hepatocellular carcinoma and 2/3 of her
liver had been removed. She now had a massive inoperable epigastric
tumor impinging on her celiac plexus and causing enormous pain. She
had tumors extending from her neck, along her esophagus, through her
thorax, and on down to her pelvis. Her radiologist told her that if
she wanted to get well she would have to search outside the US.
Her husband decided to come here. I wasn't going to take them but I
found out that they were selling all their furniture to come here. I
told Dave and Patricia to come down immediately. They drove the
distance. Dave thought that she would die on the way. When they
came she could hardly shuffle along. She was large -- well over 200 pounds.
I had a central line installed for IV's and then we started with as
simple a program as we could muster. This included Dr. Khachatrian's
methods for 24 days. I additionally had her on as strict a diet as I
have ever put anyone. Most of the day she would lay in bed in
extreme pain and shiver. When her treatment was over I sent her home
with her diet.
Yesterday she and her husband diddly-bopped into our Center. They
had packed up and moved to San Diego to be close to the Center. Her
tumors were almost gone and so was much of her weight. She had gone
from a size 22 dress to a size 14 and she looked extremely fit and
healthy. I have never seen anyone with so much energy.
The next hour was full of crying and laughing as they told of their
oncologist's reaction after viewing their new CT scans. They would
not tell him that they had done an alternative treatment because he
had expressed such a tremendous hostility to the idea. Dave and
Patricia kept asking him what happened to the tumor and he would
refuse to answer, he'd just change the subject. They asked for copies
of the records and were refused.
Before list members sell their first born and come here, please
understand that this case is an exception. During the same period we
had another woman who was just as ill. She had breast cancer, colon
cancer (a second primary) and cirrhosis of the liver. She came with
approximately 12 liters of ascites -- we drained eight when her
breathing became labored. I tried corseting but she found it
uncomfortable and would not sleep in it. Her abdomen refilled. Dr.
Khachatrian was here and we tried his protocol. It did not work.
Both woman were in their fifties. I think the second woman had given
up before coming here. I assume this when they become very lax about
their protocol.
Vincent
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