FWD: Manapol Fights Cancer Aggressively

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From: WillissL@...

Many who are alive and well will testify to how well they are functioning.

Willis

Manapol Fights Cancer Aggressively by Immune Stimulation

Manapo® is the realization of a dream scientists have had for decades. That

dream has been to use the amazing ability of the immune system to locate and

destroy cancer cells without damaging normal cells. Manapol® exerts its

anti-tumor activity through stimulation of the immune system cells.

Specialized immune cells are the body's natural method of tumor destruction.

These stimulated cells then attack tumors by releasing tumor necrosis

factor,

interleukin-1, and interferon.

In one study, dogs and cats with tumors were treated with Manapol®. Most of

the tumors showed evidence of attack by the body's immune system cells. Many

animals showed obvious clinical improvement with tumor shrinkage, tumor

destruction, or prolonged survival. (Molecular Biotherapy 3(4): 307-13,1991;

C. , PhD. Dallas Animal Diagnostic Clinic)

In another study, a fast growing, highly malignant, sarcoma tumor was

implanted in mice. This resulted in a 100% death rate within 20-40 days in

the untreated group. However, in the group treated with Manapol®, 40% of the

mice survived. The tumors became covered with immune system cells and

regressed. No substance, other than Manapol®, has ever saved a single

laboratory animal with this aggressive cancer. (Molecular Biotherapy

3(2):79-87, 1991; D. Busby, PhD, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A & M

Univ)

Feline leukemia (white blood cell cancer) is a disease caused by an

oncornavirus. Cats always die shortly after they appear infected. Normally,

40% of cats are dead within four weeks and 70% are dead within eight weeks.

Manapol® significantly improved both the quality of life and the survival

rate of cats that became ill with feline leukemia. After twelve weeks, 71%

of

cats treated with Manapol® were alive and in good health. (Molecular

Biotherapy 3(1):41-5, 1991; 1.R. Tizard, PhD, College of Veterinary

Medicine,

Texas A & M Univ)

Note: Manapol®, in more concentrated form, is known as Acemannan®. Manapol®

is the major saccharide in that Patented product composed of 8 or more

glyconutrients that is illegal for me to name here.

[Guest guest]

From: WillissL@...

Many who are alive and well will testify to how well they are functioning.

Willis

Manapol Fights Cancer Aggressively by Immune Stimulation

Manapo® is the realization of a dream scientists have had for decades. That

dream has been to use the amazing ability of the immune system to locate and

destroy cancer cells without damaging normal cells. Manapol® exerts its

anti-tumor activity through stimulation of the immune system cells.

Specialized immune cells are the body's natural method of tumor destruction.

These stimulated cells then attack tumors by releasing tumor necrosis

factor,

interleukin-1, and interferon.

In one study, dogs and cats with tumors were treated with Manapol®. Most of

the tumors showed evidence of attack by the body's immune system cells. Many

animals showed obvious clinical improvement with tumor shrinkage, tumor

destruction, or prolonged survival. (Molecular Biotherapy 3(4): 307-13,1991;

C. , PhD. Dallas Animal Diagnostic Clinic)

In another study, a fast growing, highly malignant, sarcoma tumor was

implanted in mice. This resulted in a 100% death rate within 20-40 days in

the untreated group. However, in the group treated with Manapol®, 40% of the

mice survived. The tumors became covered with immune system cells and

regressed. No substance, other than Manapol®, has ever saved a single

laboratory animal with this aggressive cancer. (Molecular Biotherapy

3(2):79-87, 1991; D. Busby, PhD, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A & M

Univ)

Feline leukemia (white blood cell cancer) is a disease caused by an

oncornavirus. Cats always die shortly after they appear infected. Normally,

40% of cats are dead within four weeks and 70% are dead within eight weeks.

Manapol® significantly improved both the quality of life and the survival

rate of cats that became ill with feline leukemia. After twelve weeks, 71%

of

cats treated with Manapol® were alive and in good health. (Molecular

Biotherapy 3(1):41-5, 1991; 1.R. Tizard, PhD, College of Veterinary

Medicine,

Texas A & M Univ)

Note: Manapol®, in more concentrated form, is known as Acemannan®. Manapol®

is the major saccharide in that Patented product composed of 8 or more

glyconutrients that is illegal for me to name here.