Guest guest Posted September 4, 2006 Report Share Posted September 4, 2006 Hi: In reviewing the <http://www.cerbe.com/>Gaston site, I found the sale of the cancer therapeutic agent, 714-X, to be injected into lymph nodes or inhaled, to be quite interesting. <http://www.nci.nih.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/714-X/HealthProfessional/page3>This review by the National cancer institute is straightforwardly stated and fairly unbiased. Does anyone know anything about 714X? I found some glowing testimonials about it but also some reports that Gaston is insane. How would I know who's right? You can purchase the injectable from the web site for <https://secure.cerbe.com/orders_inta.html>$300. This is a far cry from the pulsed RF resonant device that supposedly kills all the bad microbes.... 714X is supposed to enable your immune system to work better to recognize and kill cancer cells. Conceptually, that is great and it is how many other alternative therapies say that they work, like the Gearson therapy. Personally, I'm not ready to try either the RF device or 714X without a lot more verification. For example, why is this RF good and all other EMI/RFI bad? Resonance is potentially dangerous, it is how microwaves heat food. Why would this resonance kill bad stuff and not good stuff, like the brain cells that I'm fond of keeping for a while longer? I don't have the foggiest idea how 714X or Rife's 500 Watt RF transmitter aimed at my body work. If you don't have first-hand experience or understanding of the technology or tried this, why do you believe in it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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