Best Cancer therapy - Cytostatic? Best two?

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

article(s).

TAC IS CONSIDERED 'CYTOSTATIC CANCER THERAPY'. ALSO -

TAC is the most prominent constituent in Shiitake mushroom. " ...And in both

China and Japan,

shiitake mushrooms have been used for hundreds of years as cancer-fighting

agents... " (1. Post Script).

TAC is also called 'Thioproline'; its chemical name is Thiazolidine-4-carboxylic

acid.

TAC is related to Penicillin because it has a 'thiazolidine ring' .

Yesterday I looked at some research which I have had in my possession since

November, 1997.

It is 'Cytostatic and Reverse-Transforming Therapies of Cancer - a Brief Review

and Future Prospects'

by Mark F. McCarty and is found in Medical Hypotheses 8: 589-612, 1982

I was amazed to discover that TAC is considered " Cytostatic cancer therapy " .

The abstract reads (I'll list the cytostatic agents numerically):

" Cytostatic cancer therapies are defined as those which retard cancer growth by

intervening

selectively in the disordered control mechanisms responsible for malignant

behavior, without

producing direct cytotoxicity. A number of possible approaches to cytostatic

therapy are now

under investigation and are briefly reviewed here -

1. cyclic AMP congeners and promoters

2. prostaglandin precursors

3. thioproline (j.s.r. - TAC)

4. benzaldehyde (j.s.r. - related to laetrile)

5. retinoids

6, interferon

7. chalones

8. antineoplastons

9. protease inhibitors

10. polar solvents.

Suggestions for the further development of cytostatic therapies are offered, and

a role for

cytostatic therapy within a broad global concept of cancer therapy is proposed. "

There are 128 references; the conclusion reads:

" As a final note, it is intriguing to speculate on the possibility of using

cytostatic food factors

such as benzaldehyde and evening primrose oil as cancer preventive agents.

Pre-cancerous

and early well-differentiated lesions may well be more susceptible to cytostatic

control

then are advanced malignancies. This possibility can be readily tested in

spontaneous

and carcinogen-mediated models of cancer induction. "

My vote for the best cytostatic anti-cancer agent goes to thioproline (TAC)

because -

1. Dr. Gosalvez, Spain's Director of Biochemical Research for 30

years, showed that

TAC could cause the " ...disappearance of evidence of cancer. " in a

medically supervised

clinical trial; Medline 6101417. Also Dr. Gosalvez thinks that TAC is

primarily responsible

for the decrease in the cancer mortality rate in the U.S.A. from 1990 to

2000; Medline 15681606

(I have this report.). Dr. Gosalvez attributes this decrease to the fact

that TAC and another

medicine were administered to " terminal cancer patients " in U.S.

Military Hospitals

from 1990 to 2000.

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

TAC as the

primary chemical in his anti-cancer research since 1994; type SCHALLY

TAC into Medline,

and you will see numerous articles.

TAC - one out of 500; the first paragraph about TAC (Thioproline) in this 1982

report reads:

" Thioproline (thiazolidine-4-carboxylic acid) was shown to restore contact

inhibition of HeLa cells

in a massive screening program which examined some 500 agents. Thioproline is a

lipid-soluble

molecule with anti-oxidant and metal-chelating actions; it serves as a source of

free sulphydryl

groups in the liver and has received extensive clinical use in Europe (up to 400

mg p.o. daily)

as a hepatoprotective agent. " (2. Post Script).

Now, out of this group of ten what might be considered the second best

" Cystostatic cancer therapy " ?

IT'S NOT LISTED! ----- FLAX SEED OIL & COTTAGE CHEESE!

Medline 13376028 - Title of Dr. Budwig's article is 'Cytostatic or cytodynamic

control of cancer?'

(3. Post Script)

S.

Post Script -

1. The Medical Advisor by TIME/LIFE, page 1007

2. 50 pages in a 1972 Italian Journal can leave no doubt that TAC is probably

the best liver medicine

in the world; mega doses of TAC and vitamin C is possibly the cure for

hepatitis.

Refer to 'L-acido tiazolidin-carbossilico in epatologia', Gazzetta Medica

Italiana , Volume 131,

N. 6 (Giugno 1972), pages 251 to 300; available at Wayne State University,

Detroit, Michigan

3. I am dumb-founded by the ignorance prevalent in the world relative the Dr.

Budwig's

FlaxSeed Oil/Cottage cheese anti-cancer research; there is no mention of it

in these popular

'Alternative Medicine' books -

a. The Complete Book of Cancer Prevention by the Editors of Prevention

Magazine

b. Alternative Medicine, The Definitive Guide , 1068 pages

c. The Medical Advisor by TIME/LIFE , 1152 pages

d. Prescription for Nutritional Healing , 3rd Edition , 776 pages

j.s.r.