Re: Email I received from Dr. Shimon Slavin about his immunology treatments

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Have you seen my cancer cure protocol?

I cured my wife's uncle of his cancer... for FREE.

http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/health-notes/may-2007-cancer-cure-protocol/

See my other cancer cure collections at:

http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/category/diseases/cancer/

I'm due to update my cancer cure protocol end of this year.

I will be adding www.maisays.com and www.wewant2live.com there.

The missing link in my old cure protocol are books from Aajonus

Vonderplanitz.

The key culprit is ALL COOKING.

Humans must eat RAW... 100% raw.

Raw Fruit + Raw Animal stuff (organic raw eggs, organic raw meat,

organic raw fats)

(this will exclude many grains and many vegetables that require cooking)

I feel for you cancer patients.

Cures have been known around the world for decades already.

This is just another step in my prolife charity.

If we can save pre-born humans from abortion, we can save diseased

humans too.

Good skill,

Edwin Casimero

webmaster

www.prolife.org.ph

www.curelibrary.com

www.eczemacure.info

www.fertilityhelp.net

Lowry wrote:

>

> This is the email I received about one hour after I sent my email to

> the Doctor!!! I think his response shows a lot of humanity. There is

> also a lot of info in this that isn't directly medical but is the

> stuff that all cancer patients deal with, so I left it in. I still

> don't completely understand how it works in practice. I am going to

> send him my info for a consultation,and boy he must be a great person

> to do this consult for $400.

>

> Dear Ms. Lowry,

>

> Indeed, we are now in the process of clinical application of

> innovative modalities based on immunotherapy and other personalized

> approaches for the treatment of cancer in patients that are resistant

> to conventional anti-cancer modalities or with metastatic disease not

> expected to be cured by conventional anti-cancer agents. Our methods

> focus on using a two-step approach:

>

> [1] Conventional tumor debulking modalities (surgery, radiation

> therapy and conventional chemotherapy, which in your case may have

> been already exhausted;

>

> [2] Application of innovative yet experimental modalities involving

> allogeneic cell therapy with in vitro activated anti-cancer effector

> cells, other selective anti-cancer agents not excluding newer

> compounds targeting cancer specific intra-cellular signal transduction

> pathways, treatment with cancer-seeking viruses and using personalized

> anti-cancer vaccines.

>

> As a rule, we prefer to treat patients with poor long-term prognosis

> but at a stage when they are still in good clinical condition,

> preferably at a stage of minimal residual disease. We prefer to deny

> treatment for patients with poor performance status with end stage and

> bulky disease, with anticipated short life expectancy that may not

> allow sufficient time for immunotherapy to be effective, thus avoiding

> false hopes, frustration and unnecessary expenses. Yet, if the

> general patient’s condition (performance status) is still reasonably

> good, despite advanced disease, and the patient and family are eager

> to exploit every possible modality, can afford it without sacrificing

> unavailable means, understand the experimental nature of our

> procedures and also willing to accept a loss in case we cannot do the

> impossible, we may be willing to try, but only after receiving the

> full details and making sure the patient fulfils the minimum

> requirements for any of the ongoing protocols.

>

> In case the patient wishes to proceed corresponding with our center

> before making actual decisions, realizing that many of our unique

> treatment options are highly experimental, we will be glad to do the

> best we can. In general, our approach is personalized and therefore,

> we need to characterize the details of each tumor because our approach

> is both tumor-specific and patient-specific.

>

> Unfortunately, now in my new location in Tel Aviv at the International

> Center for Cell Therapy & Cancer (ICTC), I am overloaded with requests

> for consultations from all over the world, so I have to be selective

> since it takes much of my time to review each request and provide a

> personalized treatment plan. Therefore, in case you wish to proceed

> with the consultation over emails I will need your most recent CDs and

> then spend much time with additional information I will need, so all

> of this means more of my time. In that case I will have to charge for

> this consultation a global fee of $400 and this is for the time I will

> need to spend for reviewing the case, and then provide the patient and/

> or the treating physician with my final recommendations, with fully

> detailed explanations of procedures that may be applicable at our

> center.

>

> In case the would like to proceed, electronic transfer of consultation

> fee should be made addressed to Biotherapy International (not to Prof.

> Shimon Slavin), as follows (I took this out):

>

> Here is my address for CDs, medical report and any additional hard

> copies of relevant materials (please avoid sending piles of irrelevant

> old blood tests and full copies of patient’s chart):

>

> Shimon Slavin M.D.

> Professor of Medicine

> International Center for Cell Therapy & Cancer (ICTC)

> At the Tel Aviv Medical Center

>

> This email from the doctor was in response to one I wrote:

>

> On 12 Dec 2007, at 02:07, Lowry wrote:

>

> > Dear Doctor Slavin:

> >

> > My new doctor, Dr. Dunphy, of San Francisco, told me about you and

> > your groundbreaking work using immunology techniques to attempt to

> > treat cancer. I am very interested in seeing if I can get treated.

> >

> > I am stage IV Colon Cancer, diagnosed at stage IIIb in May of 2005

> > which as since spread (twice now) to the liver, possibly pelvis and

> > possibly lungs (they got that info from a Petscan so its the best

> > they have to go with). I have had a sigiostomy (I know I butchered

> > that word but I'm hoping you know what I'm trying to say, removal of

> > some of the lower colon). That was followed by chemo (Folfox), but

> > the cancer came back three months later as a 5-1/2 " cyst in my

> > pelvis which was removed by Dr. -Aguilar, a great surgeon.

> > After the second surgery I had radiation along with oral chemo

> > (Xoloda), but it came back four months after the radiation to my

> > liver and lungs. I bet you've heard this story a lot.

> >

> > Day by day I feel healthy, and do a lot (I have a radio show on a

> > local radio station and have just started a blog for cancer patients

> > to use as a clearing house about various cancer treatments, its so

> > hard to find out what is out there and the veracity of any treatment).

> >

> > I had to cut my last chemotherapy session short as I couldn't take

> > this third series of chemotherapy, my body is starting to shut

> > down. Obviously this treatment is not working and the doctors have

> > given me about until the middle of next year to live, but I plan on

> > making it longer than that. Currently I am under Dr. Dunphy's care,

> > but I am writing to you to see if you are taking on any more

> > patients and what being your patient entails (i.e. how long the

> > treatment lasts, is it all done in Israel, information like that).

> > My doctor estimated that you charge around $18,000 for this, is that

> > about right? Would you have any payment plans as after two years of

> > this cancer my resources are depleted (I'm sure you've heard that

> > one too). BUT, I am a tough old bird (54) and know that I can get

> > the money together somehow and am not in the habit of making

> > promises I can't keep.

> >

> > Do you think there is a chance you can help me? If not is there

> > anyone else you know in the U.S. who could do what you are doing?

> > (I am in Northern California).

> >

> > Thank you for reading this. Thank you for researching cancer.

> > Thank you for following a different plan from the normal path to

> > research; because I can vouch that surgery and chemotherapy don't

> > work too well. Bless you and here's hoping!

> >

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try

> it now.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Edwin, there definately is something in your lists there. I've added

it to my favorites and will be following some of your suggestions. Some I

already do.

Edwin Casimero <eesc@...> wrote: Have you seen my cancer

cure protocol?

I cured my wife's uncle of his cancer... for FREE.

http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/health-notes/may-2007-cancer-cure-protocol/

See my other cancer cure collections at:

http://www.curelibrary.com/blog/category/diseases/cancer/

I'm due to update my cancer cure protocol end of this year.

I will be adding www.maisays.com and www.wewant2live.com there.

The missing link in my old cure protocol are books from Aajonus

Vonderplanitz.

The key culprit is ALL COOKING.

Humans must eat RAW... 100% raw.

Raw Fruit + Raw Animal stuff (organic raw eggs, organic raw meat,

organic raw fats)

(this will exclude many grains and many vegetables that require cooking)

I feel for you cancer patients.

Cures have been known around the world for decades already.

This is just another step in my prolife charity.

If we can save pre-born humans from abortion, we can save diseased

humans too.

Good skill,

Edwin Casimero

webmaster

www.prolife.org.ph

www.curelibrary.com

www.eczemacure.info

www.fertilityhelp.net

Lowry wrote:

>

> This is the email I received about one hour after I sent my email to

> the Doctor!!! I think his response shows a lot of humanity. There is

> also a lot of info in this that isn't directly medical but is the

> stuff that all cancer patients deal with, so I left it in. I still

> don't completely understand how it works in practice. I am going to

> send him my info for a consultation,and boy he must be a great person

> to do this consult for $400.

>

> Dear Ms. Lowry,

>

> Indeed, we are now in the process of clinical application of

> innovative modalities based on immunotherapy and other personalized

> approaches for the treatment of cancer in patients that are resistant

> to conventional anti-cancer modalities or with metastatic disease not

> expected to be cured by conventional anti-cancer agents. Our methods

> focus on using a two-step approach:

>

> [1] Conventional tumor debulking modalities (surgery, radiation

> therapy and conventional chemotherapy, which in your case may have

> been already exhausted;

>

> [2] Application of innovative yet experimental modalities involving

> allogeneic cell therapy with in vitro activated anti-cancer effector

> cells, other selective anti-cancer agents not excluding newer

> compounds targeting cancer specific intra-cellular signal transduction

> pathways, treatment with cancer-seeking viruses and using personalized

> anti-cancer vaccines.

>

> As a rule, we prefer to treat patients with poor long-term prognosis

> but at a stage when they are still in good clinical condition,

> preferably at a stage of minimal residual disease. We prefer to deny

> treatment for patients with poor performance status with end stage and

> bulky disease, with anticipated short life expectancy that may not

> allow sufficient time for immunotherapy to be effective, thus avoiding

> false hopes, frustration and unnecessary expenses. Yet, if the

> general patient’s condition (performance status) is still reasonably

> good, despite advanced disease, and the patient and family are eager

> to exploit every possible modality, can afford it without sacrificing

> unavailable means, understand the experimental nature of our

> procedures and also willing to accept a loss in case we cannot do the

> impossible, we may be willing to try, but only after receiving the

> full details and making sure the patient fulfils the minimum

> requirements for any of the ongoing protocols.

>

> In case the patient wishes to proceed corresponding with our center

> before making actual decisions, realizing that many of our unique

> treatment options are highly experimental, we will be glad to do the

> best we can. In general, our approach is personalized and therefore,

> we need to characterize the details of each tumor because our approach

> is both tumor-specific and patient-specific.

>

> Unfortunately, now in my new location in Tel Aviv at the International

> Center for Cell Therapy & Cancer (ICTC), I am overloaded with requests

> for consultations from all over the world, so I have to be selective

> since it takes much of my time to review each request and provide a

> personalized treatment plan. Therefore, in case you wish to proceed

> with the consultation over emails I will need your most recent CDs and

> then spend much time with additional information I will need, so all

> of this means more of my time. In that case I will have to charge for

> this consultation a global fee of $400 and this is for the time I will

> need to spend for reviewing the case, and then provide the patient and/

> or the treating physician with my final recommendations, with fully

> detailed explanations of procedures that may be applicable at our

> center.

>

> In case the would like to proceed, electronic transfer of consultation

> fee should be made addressed to Biotherapy International (not to Prof.

> Shimon Slavin), as follows (I took this out):

>

> Here is my address for CDs, medical report and any additional hard

> copies of relevant materials (please avoid sending piles of irrelevant

> old blood tests and full copies of patient’s chart):

>

> Shimon Slavin M.D.

> Professor of Medicine

> International Center for Cell Therapy & Cancer (ICTC)

> At the Tel Aviv Medical Center

>

> This email from the doctor was in response to one I wrote:

>

> On 12 Dec 2007, at 02:07, Lowry wrote:

>

> > Dear Doctor Slavin:

> >

> > My new doctor, Dr. Dunphy, of San Francisco, told me about you and

> > your groundbreaking work using immunology techniques to attempt to

> > treat cancer. I am very interested in seeing if I can get treated.

> >

> > I am stage IV Colon Cancer, diagnosed at stage IIIb in May of 2005

> > which as since spread (twice now) to the liver, possibly pelvis and

> > possibly lungs (they got that info from a Petscan so its the best

> > they have to go with). I have had a sigiostomy (I know I butchered

> > that word but I'm hoping you know what I'm trying to say, removal of

> > some of the lower colon). That was followed by chemo (Folfox), but

> > the cancer came back three months later as a 5-1/2 " cyst in my

> > pelvis which was removed by Dr. -Aguilar, a great surgeon.

> > After the second surgery I had radiation along with oral chemo

> > (Xoloda), but it came back four months after the radiation to my

> > liver and lungs. I bet you've heard this story a lot.

> >

> > Day by day I feel healthy, and do a lot (I have a radio show on a

> > local radio station and have just started a blog for cancer patients

> > to use as a clearing house about various cancer treatments, its so

> > hard to find out what is out there and the veracity of any treatment).

> >

> > I had to cut my last chemotherapy session short as I couldn't take

> > this third series of chemotherapy, my body is starting to shut

> > down. Obviously this treatment is not working and the doctors have

> > given me about until the middle of next year to live, but I plan on

> > making it longer than that. Currently I am under Dr. Dunphy's care,

> > but I am writing to you to see if you are taking on any more

> > patients and what being your patient entails (i.e. how long the

> > treatment lasts, is it all done in Israel, information like that).

> > My doctor estimated that you charge around $18,000 for this, is that

> > about right? Would you have any payment plans as after two years of

> > this cancer my resources are depleted (I'm sure you've heard that

> > one too). BUT, I am a tough old bird (54) and know that I can get

> > the money together somehow and am not in the habit of making

> > promises I can't keep.

> >

> > Do you think there is a chance you can help me? If not is there

> > anyone else you know in the U.S. who could do what you are doing?

> > (I am in Northern California).

> >

> > Thank you for reading this. Thank you for researching cancer.

> > Thank you for following a different plan from the normal path to

> > research; because I can vouch that surgery and chemotherapy don't

> > work too well. Bless you and here's hoping!

> >

>

> ---------------------------------

> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try

> it now.

>

>