Guest guest Posted January 15, 2003 Report Share Posted January 15, 2003 The unusually high success rate on this post I made has been questioned by a highly regarded chemist who is vety knowledgeable about and consults on alternative cancer therapies. I am therefore passing along his comments and warning. arnold [cures for cancer] American Metabolic Institute and Dr. Rubio > ----- Original Message ----- > From: " Arnold Gore " <arnoldgore@...> quotes: > > > " TERMINAL " CANCER PATIENTS OVERCOME GRIM PREDICTIONS > > By: T. Richter > > http://www.ami-health.com/terminal.htm > > > > Armed with psycho-neuroimmunology and a powerful vaccine created from a > > patient's own blood and cancer cells, a Mexican doctor claims an 80 to 85 > > percent success rate in curing even " terminal " cases of cancer. > > Arnold, > Anytime preposterously high percentages of " success " are quoted there > should be exact definitions of " success " and independent evaluation. Are > deceased patients considered " non-evaluable " as is so often done? If a > clinic chooses to give statistics then I would think that an objective > assessment would be for an independent source to contact all patients who > visited the clinic between five and six years ago. > > >So, what's the secret of Dr. Rubio's success where others have woefully > >failed in the United States, where chemotherapy, surgery and radiation are > >some of the few treatment options that are legal for cancer? > > " The key is immunotherapy, " Dr. Rubio explained. " We use specific vaccines > >to recognize the cancer and destroy the cancer. " These specific vaccines > >developed by Dr. Rubio impart an intelligence to the patient's own immune > >system, which becomes stimulated to seek out and destroy the cancer. > > Dr. Rubio has had many legal problems over the last two years and has > been repeatedly shut down by Mexican health authorities. Perhaps unfairly? > I don't know, but I do know that the write up that I saw in the San Diego > Union Tribute did seem unfairly negative. Most of the clinics that had been > shut down were allowed to reopen only after paying stiff fines and assuring > authorities that they would use traditional methods of treating cancers and > abide by new Mexican guidelines in seeking approval for all other > medications. I have heard that Dr. Rubio does use routine chemo and > radiation and this seems partially inconsistent with immune therapies. > I don't think that many people really understand what stage 4 in a > cancer patient means. This varies with the cancer and the circumstances, > but in general it means distant metastasis. The conventional treatments > for stage 4 cancers are an abyssmal failure. A person can walk into a > clinic looking rather normal, but they can be on the verge of various > obstructions, they are often critically anemic, they can have multiple organ > failure, they often have virtually no cellular immune function thus prone to > pneumonia and septicemia, and they can be in a total catabolic state where > no amount of nutrition nor heroic meds will turn them around. The patient > so often has multiple drug resistance from past chemo that the door has been > shut for any potential efficacy of most natural or research meds. The > patient can be dead in weeks -- long before an immune therapy would have a > chance to do anything. > A physician cannot be faulted for failing to turn around such patients. > This is especially true for a for-profit operation. Such patients tend to > be very labor intensive and often require expensive meds and clinical > support. Patients who go to Mexico are rarely covered by insurance and they > can't afford the kinds of therapy actually needed. Dr Rubio can't afford to > pay for the therapies out of his own pocket when he has to pay fines, > salaries, overhead for his establishments in the US and Mexico, and for the > considerable amount of advertising he does. > Dr. Rubio might be a fine physician, I can't answer that, but I can say > that those physicians who scrupulously tell patients the truth about their > chances struggle to keep their doors open. Furthermore I have seen patients > who had a real chance at a sustainable remission with very inexpensive > therapies instead choose a clinic that wiped them out financially and left > them dead. I have several other clinics in mind and I don't want to add to > Dr. Rubio's woes by accusing him of this. I don't consider biased newspaper > articles and TV journalism to be evidence. > > > > > > > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there. Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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