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April 28, 2003

I would like to know where I can find peer-reveiwed science dealing with

Dr. Goldberg's theories. If there is peer review

information available I would like to know where it is published.

Donnaaron wrote:

>Hi,

>

>Dr. Goldberg is adamant about not giving your child any suppliments or other

therapies not on the protocol, the reasoning being that they are not backed

up by peer-reveiwed science and can interfere or have adverse interactions with

the meds he prescribes. He also says that megadosing of suppliments are

stressful to the immune system and what we are trying to do with the

regimen is *calm* it.

>

>You don't say how old your child is, but three months is a very, very short

time. Some children take longer to respond, especially if they are over five

years old, but even younger ones can be tricky. Sometimes it's a matter of

finding the right medications to use, and the right dosages, which is a gradual

process. Also, with some children there are no dramatic " breakthroughs " , but

steady, gradual improvement.

>

>Donna

> (unknown)

>

> Our son is on Paxil (0.25) for over a month and

> antiviral/antifungals for the last 3 months. No breakthroughs yet.

> We wanted to know if we can also pursue other protocols (FGF,

> TTFD+glutathione+B12, amino supplementation) while following Dr G 's

> protocol (antifungal,antiviral, SSRI). Since other children are

> showing clinical benefits with other protocols, it is tempting not

> to ignore other therapies. Any thoughts will be appreciated.

>

> AJ

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April 28, 2003

Go to www.nids.net where I believe there is a long listing of peer-reviewed

articles that apply to the hypothesis.

Re: (unknown)

I would like to know where I can find peer-reveiwed science dealing with

Dr. Goldberg's theories. If there is peer review

information available I would like to know where it is published.

Responsibility for the content of this message lies strictly with

the original author, and is not necessarily endorsed by or the

opinion of the Research Institute.

April 29, 2003

I went to the site and I do not find a long list in fact I only

found articles that discuss some of the things

Dr. Goldberg thinks are to his liking but no articles published by

Dr. Goldberg much less no peer review of any of his work.

Any more suggestions?

Donnaaron wrote:

Go to www.nids.net where I believe there is a long listing of

peer-reviewed articles that apply to the hypothesis.

Re: (unknown)

I would like to know where I can find peer-reveiwed science dealing

with Dr. Goldberg's theories. If there is peer review information available I

would like to know where it is published.

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April 29, 2003

There is no one suppliment that I know that will heal your lung.

Although, I am sure that there are things that will help.

Perhaps it is interesting and helpful to know that in Chinese Medicine the

emotion of the lungs is sadness............and dealing with ones sadness helps

heal the lungs.

Mark

http://200.165.133.53/sircus/

April 29, 2003

There is no one suppliment that I know that will heal your lung.

Although, I am sure that there are things that will help.

Perhaps it is interesting and helpful to know that in Chinese Medicine the

emotion of the lungs is sadness............and dealing with ones sadness helps

heal the lungs.

Mark

http://200.165.133.53/sircus/

April 29, 2003

In a message dated 4/28/03 5:27:18 PM Central Daylight Time, yanglou@...

writes:

> There is also a reason for your body to be low on

> something, such as stove off a virus as Dr. G have told us on one

>

I'm curious to know which amino acid it is that could be low as your body's

defense against a virus? I have read quite a bit on B vitamins feeding yeast

and iron often promoting bacteria infestation.

Gaylen

April 29, 2003

To and Virginia;

Regarding the lung cancer, Cliff Beckwith has told us of some very good

tesimonials on help for lung cancer with Dr.Budwig's regimen of flax oil and

cottage cheese.

(unknown)

> HI karen,

> The cottage cheese and flax seed oil was developed by Dr. Johanna

> Budwig. Two of her books are available in English. Amazon has them.

> They explain how it works. The combination of essential fatty acids

> in the oil with sulphur proteins in the cottage cheese provide

> exactly what the body needs to heal. I felt remarkably better the

> first week of eating it.

>

> There is no one suppliment that I know that will heal your lung.

> Although, I am sure that there are things that will help. Maybe you

> should consult with a naturopath. see

> http://www.centrehealing.com/home.html

>

> have you looked into parasite cleanses? Dr. Hulda 's book " The

> Cure for All Cancer " outlines a good one. Her instructions on

> getting chemicals out of your house are very good as well.

>

> Blessings, Virginia

>

> > I've been reading cures for cancer mail for quite some time and have

> accumulated some really good information. Thanks to all that have

> contributed.

> >

> > I myself have been fighting non-small cell lung cancer for 18

> months...have been through three kinds of chemo and radiation, only

> to have the tumor come back in full force and even mestastisize to

> my spine and one of my ribs. By this time, I had a lot of time to

> get online and get a lot of info on alternative treatments. When my

> doctor gave me a list of all the different chemos to choose from, I

> told him that I would have to think about the chemo again, but I

> really didn't think I would go through with it to " buy me some more

> time " . I was lucky enough to have a doctor to refer me to a

> clinical study for Irissa. It stopped the cancer from progressing

> in its tracks. My cancer has even started regressing. Yeah!

> >

> > My question is this...I have lost a lot of capacity in my lung.

> Is there any supplement that I can take to possibly heal my lung?

> >

> > Also, a very close friend of ours was just diagnosed with rectal

> cancer (the doctor thinks in very early stages). I would welcome

> any recommendations, references, etc. on this.

> >

> > I have one more question. I've seen the documentation on how well

> cottage cheese and flaxseed oil heal cancer. Can anyone explain in

> laymen's terms HOW it works?

> >

April 29, 2003