Can cancer be cured today?

[Guest guest]

Can cancer be cured today with the procedure which is indebted to

the anticancer research of two of the world's greatest scientists?

Medline is www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed; type in the number to see the article.

TAC is Thiazolidine-4-carboxylic acid.

DOX is known as Doxorubicin, Adriamycin and " The Red Devil " .

" DOX is still the most widely used anticancer drug, with the broadest

spectrum

of antitumor effects... " Medline 8692981

1. Dr. Gosalvez, Director of Spanish Biochemical Research from 1970 to

2000,

discovered that TAC caused the " ...disappearance of evidence of cancer. "

in a clinical trial. Medline 6101417

2. Dr. V. Schally, a 1977 Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, invented

2-pyrrolinodoxorubicin

which is " 500 - 1000 times more potent " than DOX. Medline 8637897 &

8692981

What might be the result of combining TAC & 2-pyrrolinodoxorubicin?

Dr. Schally's January, 1997 publication, Medline 9012839, identifies this

combination as AN-257

which his laboratory research indicated was many " ...times higher than that of

DOX... "

in causing the " Inhibition of growth " of these human cancers; refer to Table 3 -

a. Pancreatic: AN-257 was 335 " times higher " than DOX

b. Small Cell Lung: AN-257 was 1657 " times higher " than DOX

c. Prostate: AN-257 was 224 " times higher " than DOX

d. Gastric (stomach): AN-257 was 857 " times higher " than DOX.

In summary, Dr. Schally's laboratory results indicated that the combination

of TAC & 2-pyrrolinodoxorubicin (AN-257) was hundreds of " times higher " than

that of DOX

in causing the " Inhibition of growth " of pancreatic, small cell lung, prostrate

and gastric cancer.

With the procedure cancer patients could swallow mega doses of TAC and

vitamin C

and be injected with 2-pyrrolinodoxorubicin. They could also swallow mushroom

extracts which

are anti-cancerous according to the U.S. National Cancer Institute. Medline

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The Cure for Cancer , http://cures for cancer.ws/tac-cure.htm (note the tac)

Post Script - To see the TAC in Dr. Schally's January, 1997 report, refer to

Table 1., B3.

B3 is Dr. Schally's compound RC-3950-II; TAC is the most " important

ingredient "

in this compound; refer to the concluding sentences of Medline 7809097:

" ...The replacement

of Phe with Tac in reduced bond BN antagonists produced improved Ki and IC50

values.

BN antagonists such as RC-3950-II may have important therapeutic applications

for the treatment

of various malignancies such as prostatic, gastric, and pancreatic cancer,

small cell lung carcinoma,

and other tumors. "