LIESH therapy

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Many people have lost their money and their lives by trusting in

CLT and PDT. The Lase Med site says nothing about the composition of

the liquid being injected into the tumor nor about the type of laser

used. The operates in Arkansas ( " in a doctor's office of days gone

by " ) through a Nevada corporation. The photos on the website are not

particularly impressive. No information about the therapy is

available through medline or any other source I could find. The

forum is moderated to kick off anyone the moderator does not

like. The forum had only one patient with a common name who gave a

glowing report that said absolutely nothing -- not even the type of

cancer she had or who actually performed the treatment.

Most people who are familiar with cancer see the wisdom in

treating it systemically in addition to local treatments. The very

secretive owners of the therapy seem to ignore all systemic aspects

of cancer. The potential patient who would like to know more about

the therapy has no way to verify successes and failures, or to

determine the suitability of the therapy for themselves. Why won't

the clinic state exactly what it is that they are doing?

The clinic is too secretive. I find it unbelievable that

patients won't give their contact information. Dr. Nichols

used escharotics on cancer patients at his clinic in Missouri. He

was at constant war with the authorities who did not like his

unauthorized methods. Nonetheless he published a book " Cancer: Its

Proper Treatment at the Dr. Nichols Cancer Sanatorium by Escharotic

Treatment " with the names, type of cancer, and complete address of

5,000 cured patients categorized by state so you could easily find a

neighbor who had been cured. Incidentally, the total cost to the

patient (in 1946) was $25-$300. For those interested in the book I

am hiring a daughter of a list member (Rossana) to scan my entire

rare medical book collection to make it available on the web.

At 03:12 PM 5/6/2006, you wrote:

>Lots of people who appear on these forums are pushing for various

>different types of healthcare remedies, and since this is an

>alternative forum, most of them do revolve around vitamin-oriented

>regimens. You know, unless you grow your own herbs and extract your

>own " extracts, " someone DOES stand to make a profit, even for

> " natural " therapies. I would not doubt that some here may even have

>stocks in some of these vitamin industries. I have to admit though,

>saying something is free when in fact it is not, is deception; and

>adding an " MD " suffix to the name only adds insult to injury.

> I know that lots of you would be prejudiced against anything I

> post here even without reading it, simply because you know that

> " rsimmons133 " is this guy who works for an alternative laser cancer

> clinic. I cannot help the fact that lasers don't grow on trees or

> vines, nor that there is only one prototype of this particular

> device in existance at this time. However, in my posts I have tried

> to convey that although I am not a patient, in the time I have been

> there I have repeatedly seen total destruction of cancer in

> patients for whom chemo had almost killed them, radiation only made

> the cancer metastasize, and vitamins and natural-herbal therapies

> were not getting the desired results either.

> I am happy to say though, that because of the word that a few of

> us have recently spread through this and other internet forums, at

> least three new patients that heard about Lase Med in THIS forum

> have scheduled treatments for this month, and in due time, their

> stories will very likely be shared here. A few past patients have

> shared their success stories online in other places, including

> radio interviews, but because of the flood of people constantly

> emailing them, I have yet to be able to get one to this forum yet.

> Sure, I could go to the Lase Med Inc forum and paste it into this

> one, but that is not what I want to do.

> Everyone here has their own particular soapbox, and we all are of

> one accord in terms of opposing the big pharma medical mafia, but

> if " spammer " is a title that people like me must wear, then so be it.

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