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

[ffonz]

This is my current find/contribution.  Haven't had time
to explore and see if it is any good or not but...`

OK.. Have had some time on this and narrowed down
the cancer pages to the following three links...

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cancer1/altthrpy.htm

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cancer1/altthrpy2.htm

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cancer1/altthrpy3.htm



Enjoy the day..

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[wizardofmars]

OK.. Have had some time on this and narrowed down
the cancer pages to the following three links...

You could have got the same links by googling 'quack therapies', since the anonymous amateurs who run that site simply post anything and everything that comes to hand.

Just to take the first entry in that list, Gaston Naessens. They don't mention he fled to Quebec in the 70's after being convicted in French courts of fraud and unlicensed medical practice and he has been in and out of court since. His 'discovery' 714X is a fraudulent mix of camphor, ammonium salts and blue dye.  Of course, he throws in the Somatoscope angle (breaking every law of physics along the way) because he learned from the Rife microscope fraud and others before him.

http://www.ncahf.org/nl/1993/7-8.html

714-X is a substance produced in Quebec by Gaston Naessens.  It has been analyzed by the Canadian Health Protection Branch and found to contain a mixture of camphor, ammonium chloride and nitrate, sodium chloride, ethanol and water. Approval for the medicinal use of 714-X in Canada would require documentation of the product's safety and efficacy.  As of March, 1993, no substantive evidence had been submitted to Health and Welfare Canada's Health Protection Branch on the safety or efficacy of 714-X and the agency says that it regards the substance to be an unproven product.

The Expert Advisory Committee on HIV Therapy to the Health Protection Branch has unanimously deplored the use of 714-X for the treatment of cancer or AIDS.  The Committee stressed that there could be adverse side-effects from this treatment. Under Canada's Emergency Drug Release Program a physician may request an unapproved drug on compassionate plea for a patient. (From: 714-X: An Unproven Product, Health Protection Branch Issues, 1/25/90; rechecked 3/93)

Gaston Naessens has a long history of promoting dubious cancer remedies.  In 1950 he was peddling GN-24 (his initials) in Switzerland which was a secret "chemotherapeutical formula" found to contain some mineral salts and methylene blue.  In 1959, he introduced Anablast, another secret remedy alleged to act not on cancer cells but "what causes their release." Naessens' claims that Anablast could treat leukemia led to a public furor in Corsica on behalf of Naessens who had been convicted of unlawfully practicing medicine in 1956.

In 1964 the French Ministry of Public Health warned of false cures and sent the Inspector General of Public Health to conduct inquiries.  Naessens agreed to a test and failed.  He was again convicted of practicing medicine and pharmacy illegally in 1965. Naessens claimed to have studied biology at the University of Lille, but records fail to verify this. (Unproven Methods of Cancer Management, American Cancer Society, 1967)

Naessens immigrated to Canada (c.1972) and became its problem as he began to build a support group for his "ultramicroscopic condenser" alleging to see "somatids" (said to be "DNA precursors, the ground-zero elements of life"). Naessens has attracted a following of desperate patients and ding-a-ling freelance writers who spin yarns about the grand medical conspiracy to squelch innovative cancer cures.  These conspiratorial scenarios have a ready audience, and Naessens has become one of the folk heroes of the paranoid faction.

In 1985, Drs. Carter and Valli, of the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph, studied the use of 714-X on canine lymphoma. They determined that the substance had no efficacy.  They also found that the substance caused side effects severe enough to require supportive treatment.  The researchers also found the product ineffective against bovine lymphoma in three cows treated by injection.

Naessens' ability to sell himself has dramatically impacted health science in the USA.   It was he who convinced former Congressman Berkeley Bedell (D-Iowa*) that 714-X had cured his prostate cancer (even though Bedell also had standard therapy). Bedell became so enamored with "alternative medicine" that he got Senator Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) to introduce a bill, which he lobbied personally, that eventually established the NIH Office of Alternative Medicine -- an office which thus far has functioned mainly as a public relations benefit to quackery (a result of a suspension of the standard rule that NIH contractors not use their NIH affiliation for publicity).

[*Iowa is the home of chiropractic's primary training school (Palmer College at Davenport), Ayurvedic Medicine (Maharishi International University at Fairfield), and People Against Cancer (a referral agency for dubious cancer remedies run by Frank Wiewel at Otho)]

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Now here's something with a lot of real
depth that's hugely positive.. and worth
the time spent studying and learning..

http://www.cancertutor.com/
http://www.cancertutor.com/
http://www.cancertutor.com/

Fascinating stuff with solid info all the way.
Hope this helps everyone (even the itch) to..


Enjoy The Day   


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[triffid]

Because the lakhovsky coils worked for me.I am convinced they may be the basis for a new power source.Since they take the place of an antenna and a ground also.I have put some effort into designing simple LRC circuit to increase their voltage level to try to get some serious work out of them.I may be starting a newthread here.Triffid

[z.monkey]

Howdy Y'all,

Forget about disease, your real problem is the Daleks!

The Daleks have invaded.  Exterminate!  Exterminate!

Someone call the Doctor!

Blessed Be Brothers...