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NancyeCombs
02:45 PMJul 12 2009
Don't EVER think that screening works! After complete screening every six months for 10 years and a written report of "completely clear," six weeks later two maligant tumors were removed from the breast!!! Doctors apologizes and expressed surprise....gee thanks. Please learn self-examination and YOU can be your own diagnostician........Survivor of 14 years
Tdu1vme
10:01 AMJul 12 2009
(CONTINUED FROM MY LAST): Read about it here, or put the key words into your Search engine (Google it): http://www.prnewsnow.com/Public_Release/Nutrition/211883.html http://www.drforsythe.com/cw/poly.php http://cancerassistancecenter.org/additional_information.html http://facr.org/pdf/information-packet-updated.pdf http://www.polymva.com/blog-news/75/poly-mva-an-outcome-based-investigat ion
Tdu1vme
09:53 AMJul 12 2009
A breakthrough therapy to keep in mind for particularly difficult cases, which has not received much attention from the national media, and which reportedly has been very effective with prostate, breast, and lung cancer, among others, is a combination therapy utilizing a nutritional supplement with modified chemotherapy. In fact it has been so successful that the FDA has started the ball rolling to reclassify the nutritional supplement as a drug! The particular type of low dose chemo, coupled with the super antioxidant, Poly-MVA, the FIRST NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT TO BE APPROVED BY THE FDA FOR USE IN A CANCER STUDY, as administered by Dr. James W. Forsythe, M.D., H.M.D., reportedly has been curing a significant number of Stage IV and previously non-responsive (incurable) cancers, and mostly without the side effects associated with standard chemo. Read about it here or put the key words into your Search engine (Google it): http://www.prnewsnow.com/Public_Release/Nutrition/211883.html
Tdu1vme
09:41 AMJul 12 2009
(CONTINUED FROM MY LAST): The posts/replies by Beach Man are written in concise and clear user friendly language to enable anyone to get started right away if necessary, and include a medically documented explanation of how it works, how to use it, where to obtain the recommended fully potent brands at the best price, etc. Information is also provided about how to locate an integrative physician experienced in such therapy. Some also use it periodically as a preventive. However, the guidance of a knowledgeable physician or one experienced in its use is recommended.
Tdu1vme
09:32 AMJul 12 2009
To learn the details about a simple and effective natural cancer therapy, which crosses the blood brain barrier, has a chemical structure which prevents cancer cells from developing a resistance to its action, and reportedly has yielded often impressive results in treating a variety of cancers, including leukemia, breast, colon, prostate, brain cancer (including left frontal glioblastoma), and more, and which according to one M.D. with an international reputation has "stabilized, improved, or remitted" every cancer patient he has followed, with the exception of patients very near death, go to: http://forums.healthiertalk.com/viewforum.php?f=13 and click on page 3. Then scroll down to the thread entitled, "Artemisinin - a Simple and Effective Natural Cancer Therapy" by Beach Man and read the entire thread, including the info/articles/case history summaries at the provided Links.
Kingpat635
06:58 AMJul 12 2009
there is too much GREED for money not #1 priority for a cure. my grandmother,aunt died from cancer, my mother diagnosed 2 days b4 x-mass last year, her sister, my DEAR aunt is in hospice, recently chose to STOP chemo,radiation because her cancer keeps spreading and she had NO quality of life from side effects from TREATMENT, puking every day,couldnt even talk so weak,NOW she can talk for longer periods of time,can go to familly dinners,she can eat,she is 100% happier-i was going to sign up for the walk for a cure until i was told i had to pay a big fee to WALK to show supprt!- its all about $$$, i chose NOT to have mamagrams, i have a HUGE risk of getting cancer, and will let it take its course without giving money to the --people who claim they can help -it always comes back- i'm NOT going to suffer and spend what time i have in treatments that prolong your life of pain,puking,wasting time and money daily for radiation,chemo,blood transfusions=what LIFE is it only being able to sit...
Wanderfuel
08:52 PMJul 12 2009
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <<<T IS TERRIBLE THAT THE ONLY TREATMENT OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY FOR CANCER IS THE "POISON, SLASH, AND BURN APPROACH! WHY NOT ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO TRY SOME NATURAL CANCER FIGHTING COMPOUNDS SUCH AS ARE FOUND IN BROCCOLI, CABBAGE, GREEN TEA, ZINC, SELENIUM, TUMERIC, REVESTERAL, BROWN SEAWEED EXTRACT, ONIONS, GARLIC, SPIRILINA, SPROUTS, ACAI BERRY JUICE, AND SUNLIGHT?<<<<<<<<<<This post is on target--makes we want to go cook up some yummy veggies for dinner! No cancer in this house.
GeoMcDaniel
05:29 PMJul 11 2009
And who did the screening? These countries are the ones with socialized medicine who don't want to pay for anything. I don't believe you can trust their studies.
RANN948
04:16 PMJul 11 2009
DeFeliceP08:21 PMJul 10 2009There were scientists at the FDA that complained that their superiors were forcing and threatening them to falsify their science to get things approved and the mammogram machine was one of them.$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$Don't kid yourself, women are the reason for pushing new breast cancer technology. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. If you don't push through new drugs and machines, women's groups go spastic.Everyone want everything yesterday. No thought , no patience.
LLeaanndream
01:24 PMJul 11 2009
all cancer patients are over treated! The cancer doctors rarely admit it but mine said he just wanted to see what the chemo did to my body.
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