Guest guest Posted February 15, 2000 Report Share Posted February 15, 2000 Gaston Naessens is a Québec biologist who, many believe, has made fundamental discoveries relating to cancer, AIDS, and the nature of life itself. Through the use of a unique microscope of his own invention, named the Somatoscope, the 70-year-old French-born Canadian has discovered a primitive biological entity, which he calls the " somatid. " Naessens claims that the somatid is found in all biological fluids he has looked at, including plant sap and human blood. Over the last 45 years, he has also developed a number of promising new drugs, including G.N. 24, Anablast, and a stabilizer for the immune system called 714X. 714X is at present available to cancer and AIDS patients in Canada, but its legal position in the US is moot, due to restrictions of the FDA. Naessens is best known for 714X, which some people believe has helped them control or even cure their cancer or AIDS. <snip> After the trial, in early 1990, patients successfully pressured Health and Welfare Canada to allow the distribution of 714X under their " Emergency Drug Relief Program. " So far, in Canada, about 4,000 prescriptions have been written, by about 600 open-minded doctors. http://ralphmoss.com/html/naessens1.shtml http://ralphmoss.com/html/714Xpatient.shtml http://ralphmoss.com/html/gninterview.shtml http://ralphmoss.com/html/gnexperts.shtml http://ralphmoss.com/html/gnpred.shtml http://ralphmoss.com/html/gnfut.shtml http://ralphmoss.com/html/gnodd.shtml Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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