Cancer cure, but FDA and doctors would rather have your cash and not the cure.

[Koen1]

I don't think that's correct Scorpile.

The FDA has not made any rules that prevent your doctor from
telling you about B17/laetrile, cabbage flavonoids, or cannabis extract
as anti-cancer substances.
The FDA only made it illegal for a doctor to legally prescribe them to you.
And even if the FDA would have made it illegal to tell patients about it,
then the Hippocratic oath should weigh in a lot heavier than the paper cage
made by a government agency.
"Should I do what I pledged to do and help patients cure their illness,
or should I break my oath and comply with FDA rules?"
take your pick...

[snobody]

You guys should really check out this site.... www.thedcasite.com
Its based upon research done at the University of Alberta.
Not likely to be used because DCA is an orphan drug, so no phamaceutical company can make money off it.

[Scorpile]

I don't think that's correct Scorpile.

The FDA has not made any rules that prevent your doctor from
telling you about B17/laetrile, cabbage flavonoids, or cannabis extract
as anti-cancer substances.
The FDA only made it illegal for a doctor to legally prescribe them to you.
And even if the FDA would have made it illegal to tell patients about it,
then the Hippocratic oath should weigh in a lot heavier than the paper cage
made by a government agency.
"Should I do what I pledged to do and help patients cure their illness,
or should I break my oath and comply with FDA rules?"
take your pick...

Let's pretend you are a doctor.

You studied, and learned from books what medicines help, and what are the treathments.

In 99% of the cases, FDA is correct about prescribing some drug to a specific problem.

Then you realise you are dealing with the life of sick people.

Will you risk your profession and repputation, because somebody, who is not the certified organization that makes studies and document correct drugs prescription, says that have discovered the cancer cure?

About the B17, or whatever other vitamin, every time you go to a doctor, they will say you, EAT MORE FRUITS, MORE VEGETABLES, CONSUME LESS OIL, LESS FATS, LESS CAN FOOD, LESS FAST FOOD, DONT DRINK, DONT SMOKE.

This is common sense, they are telling us to eat fruits since the beggining of medicine.

[Cap-Z-ro]

There is a misconception that putting chemicals/ pharmaceuticals in an organic/electric organism will produce positive results.

Although some drugs will alleviate some problems they create other problems in the process.

Natural/organic treatments are the only healthy option.

Prior to the emergence of antibiotics/drugs silver nitrate and other natural substances were used for healing and to control infection.

Don't let big pharma buffalo you into believing their lies.

All the human body require grows naturally...from food stuffs to medicine.

Regards...

[Sprocket]

Let's pretend you are a doctor.

You studied, and learned from books what medicines help, and what are the treathments.

In 99% of the cases, FDA is correct about prescribing some drug to a specific problem.

Then you realise you are dealing with the life of sick people.

Will you risk your profession and repputation, because somebody, who is not the certified organization that makes studies and document correct drugs prescription, says that have discovered the cancer cure?

About the B17, or whatever other vitamin, every time you go to a doctor, they will say you, EAT MORE FRUITS, MORE VEGETABLES, CONSUME LESS OIL, LESS FATS, LESS CAN FOOD, LESS FAST FOOD, DONT DRINK, DONT SMOKE.

This is common sense, they are telling us to eat fruits since the beggining of medicine.

Not sure about that 99% thing...   I remember a year or so ago, when a highly respected American specialist dared to critise the FDA for continuing to allow a drug to be sold, that was known to cause deaths, their response was to leak baseless information about the doctor, and openly question his professional competence - I recall this 'cos it made the TV news here in euroland, a rare occurence.  And if you need further proof of their lack of integrity, check the link I provided earlier.

As for your average doctor, true, I believe most would be 'struck off' in a heart-beat (or worse!) were they ever to endanger the cash-cow tragedy that cancer has become - so, they must toe-the-line.  However, if they know the extent of the lie, telling patients just that fruit is good for them doesn't cut it - the majority of the b17 is in the kernel, not the fruit-body, so the most beneficial part is unwittingly being thrown away...