Dr. Carolyn Dean / Gerson ... Dying to Have Known

[Guest guest]

From: Carolyn Dean MD ND <holeopharm@...>

Carolyn Dean <holeopharm@...>

Hello Everyone,

The Gerson Cancer Therapy is featured in a new

film called " Dying to Have Known " , which is

showing at the NY International Independent Film

and Video Festival on Friday, May 5, 2006 at 2:10

pm at the Village East Theater, 181 2nd Avenue at 12th Street, New

York.

I was one of the many doctors interviewed for the

film and will attend the showing and encourage

you to come out and support the film and it's

message of safe, dietary treatment of cancer.

To purchase tickets online go to the " schedule "

page; Screen 6: 2:10 pm:

<http://nyfilmvideo.com/2006/nymay2006/schedule/ny-may-2006-

schedule.html#friday6.>http://nyfilmvideo.com/2006/nymay2006/schedule

/ny-may-2006-schedule.html#friday6.

You can read a review of the film here:

<http://www.theepochtimes.com/news/6-4-

7/40175.html>http://www.theepochtimes.com/news/6-4-7/40175.html

And watch for other showings here:

<http://www.cancer-

research.net/GersonSchedule2006.html>http://www.cancer-

research.net/GersonSchedule2006.html

All the best

Carolyn

" Dying to Have Known " is a cinemagraphic tour de

force by Cinematographer Kroschel ( " Seven

Years in Tibet " , " Vertical Limit " ) who sets out

to test claims of a natural cancer cure that has

been suppressed for over 80 years. In his

travels from Holland and Spain, across the

US, even to Japan, his probing camera finds

cured patients, surgeons, nutritionists, health

activists and soil agronomists, even a medical

school professor, who have discovered the power

of the Gerson Therapy. Kroschel's cinematography

is lyric in its beauty, the pace of the movie

keeps the viewer riveted, the information

presented is stunning in its impact and

implications about the medical industry in the

United States. Healed " terminal " cancer patients

testify in honest, straightforward manner to

their recoveries, and present documentary

evidence of their diagnoses, as well. This

documentary shakes to the foundations what we

think we know about health, medical care, and

food production in the United States. "

" If this documentary is not immediately

suppressed, millions of chronically ill people will get well. "

Saul, Asst. Editor, Journal of Orthomolecular

Medicine

" A spectacular combination of poetry, science and

cinematographic art and, as such, very moving. "

Pedro Aponte-Vàzquez, Author, " Chronicle of a

Coverup "

" I was in tears at the end of the film. "

Melli, Cinematographer and

Environmentalist

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ilena!colibrimama <colibrimama@...> wrote: From: Carolyn Dean MD ND <holeopharm@...>Carolyn Dean <holeopharm@...>Hello Everyone,The Gerson Cancer Therapy is featured in a newfilm called "Dying to Have Known", which isshowing at the NY International Independent Filmand Video Festival on Friday, May 5, 2006 at 2:10pm at the Village East Theater, 181 2nd Avenue at 12th Street, New York.I was one of the many doctors interviewed for thefilm and will attend the showing and encourageyou to come out and support the film and it'smessage of safe, dietary treatment of cancer.To purchase tickets online go to the "schedule"page; Screen 6: 2:10 pm:<http://nyfilmvideo.com/2006/nymay2006/schedule/ny-may-2006-schedule.html#friday6.>http://nyfilmvideo.com/2006/nymay2006/schedule/ny-may-2006-schedule.html#friday6.You can read a review of the film here:<http://www.theepochtimes.com/news/6-4-7/40175.html>http://www.theepochtimes.com/news/6-4-7/40175.htmlAnd watch for other showings here:<http://www.cancer-research.net/GersonSchedule2006.html>http://www.cancer-research.net/GersonSchedule2006.htmlAll the bestCarolyn"Dying to Have Known" is a cinemagraphic tour deforce by Cinematographer Kroschel ("SevenYears in Tibet",

"Vertical Limit") who sets outto test claims of a natural cancer cure that hasbeen suppressed for over 80 years. In histravels from Holland and Spain, across theUS, even to Japan, his probing camera findscured patients, surgeons, nutritionists, healthactivists and soil agronomists, even a medicalschool professor, who have discovered the powerof the Gerson Therapy. Kroschel's cinematographyis lyric in its beauty, the pace of the moviekeeps the viewer riveted, the informationpresented is stunning in its impact andimplications about the medical industry in theUnited States. Healed "terminal" cancer patientstestify in honest, straightforward manner totheir recoveries, and present documentaryevidence of their diagnoses, as well. Thisdocumentary shakes to the foundations what wethink we know about health, medical care, andfood production in the United States.""If this

documentary is not immediatelysuppressed, millions of chronically ill people will get well." Saul, Asst. Editor, Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine"A spectacular combination of poetry, science andcinematographic art and, as such, very moving." Pedro Aponte-Vàzquez, Author, "Chronicle of a Coverup""I was in tears at the end of the film." Melli, Cinematographer and Environmentalist

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