Very informational website, CANCER WHAT I WOULD DO

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Date sent: Sat, 7 Jul 2001 12:47:36 EDT

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Subject: Very informational website,

> CANCER WHAT I WOULD DO

> http://www.ioa.com/~dragonfly/whattodo.html

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Hi,

People who follow the advice listed on the above webpage are unlikely to

survive

their cancer.

While it is a well meaning page, the protocol is unlikely to stop the tumor

progressing.

Those people who rely on taking Graviola or Sour Sop are also unlikely to

survive

their cancer.

Those people who rely on essiac are unlikely to survive their cancer (in my

opinion).

Those who rely on removing parasites to stop the tumor are also unlikely to

survive

the cancer.

Those who rely on a little black box to stop the cancer are also unlikely to

survive.

Those who rely on colloidal silver are equally unlikely to survive.

For the last 7 years I have been researching alternative treatments and

watching my

friends die of cancer - while I learned what does not work against cancer.

These days my friends and relatives all seem to survive their cancers.

There is nothing wrong with taking essiac or using an electric parasite

zapper, but

if one relies on that to stop the tumor, then one is likely to fail.

Of the items mentioned on the above website, transfer factor has the most

proven

beneficial effects. They mention B17, which is good, but the problem with B17 is

getting

enough of it, unless one takes a lot (30 or 40) of the seeds or takes B17

tablets.

MGN-3 has no proven anti-tumor activity and should not be relied upon to

stop

cancer. MGN-3 does effect Natural Killer cells, but the natural killer function

is

dependent upon antigen presentation by activated macrophages. If the macrophages

are not

displaying the cancer antigens, then how can the natural killer cells know which

is a

good cell or a cancer cell? A vital link, macrophage activation, is missing.

Enzymes are necessary, yet the webpage does not mention Bromelain, which

has more

proven anti cancer effects than MGN-3 does. The web page only mentions

Pancreatic

enzymes, yet a multiple enzyme approach would seem better; using Bromelain,

Papayan and

Serrapeptase, trypsin and chymotrypsin as well as Pancreatic enzymes.

Such a multiple enzyme therapy would seem more likely to remove the protein

coat from

the tumor than just a single enzyme would.

moonbeam