Re: my prostate cancer and Poly-MVA

[Guest guest]

Cesium works quite well with prostate cancer. Cesium is an element that is

found naturally in a salt form. Vitamin c and zinc along with a potassium

supplement must be taken. A loss of potassium is a natural occurrence when

taking cesium. Check with your doctor is you are currently taking any

medication.

Sincerely,

Joe Bavaro

> From: jrtex@...

> cures for canceregroups

> Subject: my prostate cancer and Poly-MVA

> Date: Thursday, January 04, 2001 7:24 PM

>

> This is my 3rd yr with PC. I've tried everything from Hoxsey,

> Essiac,

> stuff....carboxylic acid, protocel from Canada,

> Dr. Hulda s entire regimen including

> her new zapper , Cantron(cancell), and Flax

> oil and cottage cheese ad nauseum, etc.

> And exisulind, a much praised

> new drug not quite FDA approved that I got

> permission through my MD to try for 2 months... It did nothing. Last

> Dec 1, I started on Poly-MVA, androcur (a mild estrogen type

> drug) and Chlodronate (I believe this is hydrozine sulfate) as

> prescribed by Dr.

> Al (619-585-2985), amarc@... first reported to us

> by Matson at 888-547-8020. (gmatson1@...). Find out about

> PolyMVA(also known as DNA-reductase) from

> its developer Dr. merrill Garnet at www.polymva.com. After a little

> over 1 month

> on the stuff my psa went from 40 to 23. Last

> June it was 20. I have 2 more months on this

> program and by then it will have cost about

> $2600 bucks... but if it works and I think it

> does, its a bargain compared to what I spent on

> all the stuff that did no good. This combo has

> virtually no side effects that I can tell and today's

> blood and liver results also show no harm.

> I gave you all the contact info you need so

> try not to load me down with a bunch of questions I'd rather you ask the

> pro's I've

> refered to. Best, JR

>

>

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I forgot to include the complete cesium

treatment as proscribed by Robt. Barefoot

that I took TWICE about 1 year apart. It never

lowered my psa but it may have prevented

metastasis...I have no way to prove it. Best, JR

Cesium works quite well with prostate cancer. Cesium is an element that is

found naturally in a salt form. Vitamin c and zinc along with a potassium

supplement must be taken. A loss of potassium is a natural occurrence when

taking cesium. Check with your doctor is you are currently taking any

medication.

Sincerely,

Joe Bavaro

> From: jrtex@...

> cures for canceregroups

> Subject: my prostate cancer and Poly-MVA

> Date: Thursday, January 04, 2001 7:24 PM

>

> This is my 3rd yr with PC. I've tried everything from Hoxsey,

> Essiac,

> stuff....carboxylic acid, protocel from Canada,

> Dr. Hulda s entire regimen including

> her new zapper , Cantron(cancell), and Flax

> oil and cottage cheese ad nauseum, etc.

> And exisulind, a much praised

> new drug not quite FDA approved that I got

> permission through my MD to try for 2 months... It did nothing. Last

> Dec 1, I started on Poly-MVA, androcur (a mild estrogen type

> drug) and Chlodronate (I believe this is hydrozine sulfate) as

> prescribed by Dr.

> Al (619-585-2985), amarc@... first reported to us

> by Matson at 888-547-8020. (gmatson1@...). Find out about

> PolyMVA(also known as DNA-reductase) from

> its developer Dr. merrill Garnet at www.polymva.com. After a little

> over 1 month

> on the stuff my psa went from 40 to 23. Last

> June it was 20. I have 2 more months on this

> program and by then it will have cost about

> $2600 bucks... but if it works and I think it

> does, its a bargain compared to what I spent on

> all the stuff that did no good. This combo has

> virtually no side effects that I can tell and today's

> blood and liver results also show no harm.

> I gave you all the contact info you need so

> try not to load me down with a bunch of questions I'd rather you ask the

> pro's I've

> refered to. Best, JR

>

>

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Have you tried pc spes? For indepth info go to pcspes.com.

jrtex@... wrote:

This is my 3rd yr with

PC. I've tried everything from Hoxsey,

Essiac,

stuff....carboxylic acid, protocel from Canada,

Dr. Hulda s entire regimen including

her new zapper , Cantron(cancell), and Flax

oil and cottage cheese ad nauseum, etc.

And exisulind, a much praised

new drug not quite FDA approved that I got

permission through my MD to try for 2 months... It did nothing.

Last

Dec 1, I started on Poly-MVA, androcur (a mild estrogen type

drug) and Chlodronate (I believe this is hydrozine sulfate) as

prescribed by Dr.

Al (619-585-2985), amarc@... first reported

to us

by Matson at 888-547-8020. (gmatson1@...).

Find out about

PolyMVA(also known as DNA-reductase) from

its developer Dr. merrill Garnet at www.polymva.com.

After a little

over 1 month

on the stuff my psa went from 40 to 23. Last

June it was 20. I have 2 more months on this

program and by then it will have cost about

$2600 bucks... but if it works and I think it

does, its a bargain compared to what I spent on

all the stuff that did no good. This combo has

virtually no side effects that I can tell and today's

blood and liver results also show no harm.

I gave you all the contact info you need

so

try not to load me down with a bunch of questions I'd rather you

ask the

pro's I've

refered to. Best, JR

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JR,

Clodronate is a bisphosphonate which regulates calcium. It was produced

for years as a cheap detergent amendment from Proctor and Gamble. When it

was discovered that it works for breast and bone cancers it was taken off

the market, the price jumped enormously, and newer derivatives were

patented, eg, pamidronate.

my prostate cancer and Poly-MVA

> This is my 3rd yr with PC. I've tried everything from Hoxsey,

> Essiac,

> stuff....carboxylic acid, protocel from Canada,

> Dr. Hulda s entire regimen including

> her new zapper , Cantron(cancell), and Flax

> oil and cottage cheese ad nauseum, etc.

> And exisulind, a much praised

> new drug not quite FDA approved that I got

> permission through my MD to try for 2 months... It did nothing. Last

> Dec 1, I started on Poly-MVA, androcur (a mild estrogen type

> drug) and Chlodronate (I believe this is hydrozine sulfate) as

> prescribed by Dr.

> Al (619-585-2985), amarc@... first reported to us

> by Matson at 888-547-8020. (gmatson1@...). Find out about

> PolyMVA(also known as DNA-reductase) from

> its developer Dr. merrill Garnet at www.polymva.com. After a little

> over 1 month

> on the stuff my psa went from 40 to 23. Last

> June it was 20. I have 2 more months on this

> program and by then it will have cost about

> $2600 bucks... but if it works and I think it

> does, its a bargain compared to what I spent on

> all the stuff that did no good. This combo has

> virtually no side effects that I can tell and today's

> blood and liver results also show no harm.

> I gave you all the contact info you need so

> try not to load me down with a bunch of questions I'd rather you ask the

> pro's I've

> refered to. Best, JR

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

I haven't yet felt the need to expose myself to

the dramatic side effects of PCspec...the

swollen breasts, hot & cold chills, impotence,

etc.... My Poly-MVA regime is designed to

cut out androgen after 2-3 months depending

on the psa, during which time the other

ingredients are killing remaining cancer cells.

so far so good. best, JR

Have you tried pc spes? For indepth info go to pcspes.com.

jrtex@... wrote:

This is my 3rd yr with

PC. I've tried everything from Hoxsey,

Essiac,

stuff....carboxylic acid, protocel from Canada,

Dr. Hulda s entire regimen including

her new zapper , Cantron(cancell), and Flax

oil and cottage cheese ad nauseum, etc.

And exisulind, a much praised

new drug not quite FDA approved that I got

permission through my MD to try for 2 months... It did nothing.

Last

Dec 1, I started on Poly-MVA, androcur (a mild estrogen type

drug) and Chlodronate (I believe this is hydrozine sulfate) as

prescribed by Dr.

Al (619-585-2985), amarc@... first reported

to us

by Matson at 888-547-8020. (gmatson1@...).

Find out about

PolyMVA(also known as DNA-reductase) from

its developer Dr. merrill Garnet at www.polymva.com.

After a little

over 1 month

on the stuff my psa went from 40 to 23. Last

June it was 20. I have 2 more months on this

program and by then it will have cost about

$2600 bucks... but if it works and I think it

does, its a bargain compared to what I spent on

all the stuff that did no good. This combo has

virtually no side effects that I can tell and today's

blood and liver results also show no harm.

I gave you all the contact info you need

so

try not to load me down with a bunch of questions I'd rather you

ask the

pro's I've

refered to. Best, JR

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

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