Re: Cesium therapy

[Guest guest]

Re: cesium compounds.

T-Up is a stabilized aloe vera and cesium combination with a noteworthy

record treating many cancers. Been around for a while now.

The bad news is that it is frequently very hard to get due to endless

government harrassment of its developer, Dr. Hoffman, for " practicing

medicince without a license " as they put it. (I think he is a PhD). Who

knows where he is now. Was " practicing " in Mexico for a while. Last accurate

info I had was the following ....

Dr. Hoffman

Astec Biologics, Inc.

11 Carlisle Street

Suite # 302

Hanover, PA 17331

(717) 630-2100

Or try emailing an associate of his in Santa Barbara (My old home town):

Loretta D Melancon <nurseloretta@...>

- Art

[ ] Cesium Therapy

> In a message dated 1/21/02 8:35:36 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> neotell@... writes:

>

> << Have been trying to get in touch with DC re where to get the

> cesium, but his mailbox continues to be full -- maybe he's out of

> town)

>

> ,

> Cesium Chloride can be ordered from Dr. Loyd at

> http://www.royalrife.com/cgi/cart.pl?db=store-c-d.dat

> Be sure to read the article at

> http://www.royalrife.com/cesium.html

> on how to use cesium and what additional supplements are needed.

>

> The Cesium Usage Protocol is:

> TWO WEEK EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH PROGRAM: (In addition to enzymes,

> killing the virus, desired medical treatment, etc.)

> 2 grams (2000 mg) of cesium chloride or cesium carbonate in water

> twice a day WITH MEALS.

> 100-200 mg of potassium should be taken with the cesium. Also use

> high potassium foods such as potatoes, bananas, orange juice, fresh

> carrot juice etc. Extra potassium may be needed. Monitor potassium

> levels with blood tests.

> 2 grams (2000 mg) of ascorbic acid three times a day with meals.

> 25,000 units of Vitamin A twice a day with meals.

> 50 mg of zinc as gluconate or chloride twice a day.

> 200 mcg of selenium per day.

> Eat 5 apricot kernels three times a day.

> Use MSM if tolerated.

> If possible, monitor the chemistry with Nutri-Spec testing. It is

> necessary to monitor potassium levels with blood tests. Uric acid

> levels may also rise if tumors are being reabsorbed by the body.

> RESULTS: Dr. Hellfried Santori (who now resides at Virginia's

> Buckingham Correctional Center) treated 50 terminal patients with a

> program like this with very good results. Also, a researcher who I

> will not name is currently reporting that an experimental program

> like this is producing good results with solid tumors such as

> carcinoma and sarcoma.

> CAUTION: Cesium chloride is not toxic in these amounts but it can

> cause stomach upset. Take with meals! Patients who chose to try this

> program must be under a physician's care and potassium levels must be

> monitored! Cesium will compete with potassium and large doses of

> potassium may be needed. Patients may experience temporary numbness

> of the lips and tip of nose. People with high blood pressure or other

> heart conditions must be under a physician's supervision to use

> cesium. Extra magnesium may also be needed. It takes months for the

> body to eliminate these high amounts of cesium. Contact your

> physician if increased fatigue, irregular heartbeat, muscle cramps,

> or blood pressure changes occur. This program is not FDA approved and

> this material is presented to encourage further research not to

> replace medical care. Those who believe they have cancer are urged to

> consult with a physician.

>

> Cell pH of a healthy person is 7.35. Cancer cells grow in the

> acidic range of pH 6.2 to 7.0. Many people with cancer have a pH

> below 6.0. If you take just a little cesium, you alkaline your body

> only a little, raising your pH from below 6.0 into the pH range that

> cancer grows, between 6.2 and 7.0. That is why a person taking cesium

> must take at least 3 grams per day, sometimes more, to bring there

> body's pH above the pH growth range of cancer and into the alkaline

> range, above 7.0. The pH of the blood and urine can be monitored by

> using pH indicating strips, found in most drug stores. Cesium therapy

> works well for tumors, not well for bone cancer. The technical

> aspects of cesium therapy can be found at

> http://www.mwt.net/~drbrewer/highpH.htm

> The most difficult part of cancer therapy is not the killing

> of the cancer cells (there are many techniques for this), but the

> getting rid of the dead cancer tissue by the body. If too much cancer

> is killed too quickly, the detoxification systems of the body become

> blocked and other heath problems result. A balance of cancer cell

> kill-off and detoxification is required, and this varies from person

> to person. Sometimes, slower is better when killing off cancer cells

> and bringing the body back into balance.

> MrGuru2@...

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm getting ready to start on cesium therapy, under the guidance of a

nutritionist, along with some other items that are supposed to be

complementary - I am told that the cesium will eliminate my pain - which at

this point is severe, and requiring pretty heavy medication -

I'm told the cesium will eliminate the pain within 12 to 36 hours, so I'm

anxious to get started -

On one hand, I hear of people who have used it with little or no good

results -

On the other hand, I am hearing reports of others who have been cured -

I'll be happy to report my results and whether it really gets rid of the

pain or not -

I started using pancreatic enzymes a few weeks ago - I use Nature's Sunshine

brand which I am told and feel are very good quality - - I buy at a

discount by being a " member' - is much cheaper than buying retail - a $40

order = free membership - I am personally using Nature's Sunshine's " food

enzymes " , and " proactazyme " , among other items. There is also one called

" protease " which I may try soon. I have a Nature's sunshine webpage here:

http://www.mynsp.com/web/wellsfamily/first_page.jsp

Again, a $40 order = free membership, which means getting a discount on the

products = MUCH cheaper than buying at retail. They ship directly to your

door and FAST.

I also have " woebenzyme-N " which I got at the health food store - these are

enzymes - I thought this would be very good but then someone told me the

pancreatin came from pig bile? I don't know if that is true or not - surely

not?? - but I haven't taken any since I was told that and won't until I can

find out for sure if there is any pig bile involved - yikes.

janet

Cesium therapy

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried Cesium therapy, I'm curious

of the results. I have also been searching for instructions on the therapy

and reputable suppliers for Cesium, b-17/laetrile and Pancreatic enzymes.

From my understanding I need between 3-6 grams of Cesium a day.

Thank you,

[Guest guest]

the Cesium program is a very aggressive program-- you need to take it

with potassium so that it won't end up hurting instead of helping you.

i highly recommend that you contact the Wolfe Clinic at

http://www.thewolfeclinic.com/ to find out more. (and no i get no

kickback from recommending them).

good luck

dianna

On Thursday, February 26, 2004, at 01:48 AM, Cary wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried Cesium therapy, I'm

> curious of the results.  I have also been searching for instructions

> on the therapy and reputable suppliers for Cesium, b-17/laetrile and

> Pancreatic enzymes. From my understanding I need between 3-6 grams of

> Cesium a day.

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried Cesium therapy, I'm

curious of the results. I have also been searching for instructions

on the therapy and reputable suppliers for Cesium, b-17/laetrile and

Pancreatic enzymes. From my understanding I need between 3-6 grams of

Cesium a day.

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

I saw a very complimentary article in one of Bill 's

letters, and it was about cesium, and a nurse who has been working

with it and other protocols for quite a while. He was very impressed

with her. You might want to look her up. I will see if I can find

the article.

Bunny

[Guest guest]

Hello, I have not used it but this addy may be helpful.

Be blessed, patti

http://www.essense-of-life.com/info/cesium.htm

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried Cesium therapy, I'm

curious of the results. I have also been searching for instructions

on the therapy and reputable suppliers for Cesium, b-17/laetrile and

Pancreatic enzymes. From my understanding I need between 3-6 grams of

Cesium a day.

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

I saw a very complimentary article in one of Bill 's

letters, and it was about cesium, and a nurse who has been working

with it and other protocols for quite a while. He was very impressed

with her. You might want to look her up. I will see if I can find

the article.

Bunny

[Guest guest]

Hello, I have not used it but this addy may be helpful.

Be blessed, patti

http://www.essense-of-life.com/info/cesium.htm

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried Cesium therapy, I'm

curious of the results. I have also been searching for instructions

on the therapy and reputable suppliers for Cesium, b-17/laetrile and

Pancreatic enzymes. From my understanding I need between 3-6 grams of

Cesium a day.

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

I saw a very complimentary article in one of Bill 's

letters, and it was about cesium, and a nurse who has been working

with it and other protocols for quite a while. He was very impressed

with her. You might want to look her up. I will see if I can find

the article.

Bunny

[Guest guest]

>

>

> > Hi Everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried Cesium therapy,

I'm

> curious of the results. I have also been searching for

instructions

> on the therapy and reputable suppliers for Cesium, b-17/laetrile

and

> Pancreatic enzymes. From my understanding I need between 3-6

grams of

> Cesium a day.

> >

> > Thank you,

> >

> >

> >

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

>

> I saw a very complimentary article in one of Bill 's

> letters, and it was about cesium, and a nurse who has been

working

> with it and other protocols for quite a while. He was very

impressed

> with her. You might want to look her up. I will see if I can

find

> the article.

>

> Bunny

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OK, it took me couple of days to find it, but here it is:

****************************************************

Barbara , RN -- Today's Florence Nightingale

****************************************************

As some of you will recall, I've mentioned Barbara ,

RN several times in this rag. I have promised you an

article on her, and here it is.

Barbara has been very busy taking care of her father. He

passed away in late February, and she is recovering from

the many 24-hour stays in the hospital with him, and the

stress of fighting the medical " system. " The description of

his treatment by the conventional doctors sounds like a text-

book case of medical abuse. Once she found out that he was

sick, he had already been through the chemo/radiation mill

[3 or 4 months of chemo and 41 radiation treatments for lung

cancer, and then 10 more to his back].

She was able to give him an extra 2 1/2 years of life with

her alternative treatments, including a trip to Mexico for

treatment with the substances she was expert in, but the

damage from the chemo/radiation eventually caused his heart

and lung to fail.

Barbara, in his memory, is determined to help as many people

as she can to avoid her father's fate. She is uniquely qual-

ified to do just that, having experience in both traditional

medicine, and alternative/complementary options. In addition

to many years of nursing, her career includes research and

consulting, following in the footsteps of Hoffman. The

best account I've read of Hoffman is in Haley's

book " Politics in Healing. " It starts on p. 424 and goes on

for eight pages. I'll quote just a little to give you a taste:

" Hoffman, Baltimore health researcher [and biochemist],

could not have predicted in 1994 that something simple, natural,

wonderfully effective, and published in the medical literature,

could be illegal. Coming across some five-year old medical

journals, he read an article on how concentrated aloe vera could

elevate lymphocyte counts enough to effectively treat AIDS. It

can't be true, he thought, or else everyone would know about it. "

" Still, as a researcher, he was curious, so he arranged for a

lab to make an aloe vera saturated solution; this is a solution

so concentrated that it cannot hold another molecule of the

substance being concentrated. The FDA approved use of aloe vera

as an adjunct to AIDS treatment in 1994, and aloe vera is on

the FDA's GRAS list - 'generally regarded as safe.' In addition,

it is a traditional botanical used in healing for millennia.

At the suggestion of Aristotle, his tutor, the Great

conquered an island in the Red Sea in order to secure a supply

of aloe vera for his troops; Julius Caesar carried aloe vera

into battle to treat his soldiers' wounds, and so did Ghengis

Khan. How could anyone get in trouble over aloe vera? "

" Yet 's aloe vera plant landed Hoffman in federal

court on criminal charges of distributing an unlicensed drug.

The charges were brought by the Justice Department at the request

of the FDA. Hoffman adds absolutely nothing to the aloe vera,

so the only difference from the aloe that 's physicians

used is that Hoffman concentrates it... "

" Hoffman calls his concentrated aloe vera solution 'T-PLUS,' and

finds that one teaspoon of it contains 500 mg of mucopolysac-

charides and 500 mg of polypeptides. He discovered that when

the concentration is less, even at 400 mg of each, nothing

happens, but at 500 mg, it's like turning on a switch. As the

lymphocytes increase, they cause the body to produce cytokines.

These are interleukin, interferon, and Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF).

As its name implies, TNF kills tumors - the body's own chemo-

therapy. "

" Official Medicine, playing the Patent Game, has tried to syn-

thesize and patent the cytokines. Results are poor, since the

body sees them as toxic when used individually and in far larger

quantities than the body makes for itself. "

" Dr. Rosenberg...used interleukin in a study of 25 cancer

patients, curing one. The other 24 died, but Official Medicine

trumpeted Rosenberg's 4% success rate as a breakthrough. In

contrast, when one works with nature, stimulating the body with

a natural product to make its own cytokines, they work like a

charm. Medical science knows that interleukin and interferon

kill viruses and bacteria, and that TNF shrinks tumors, so

there's nothing mystic about how the aloe vera solution accom-

plishes its results. "

Well, you get the idea. Another pioneer persecuted by the

" system. " Hoffman's success with T-PLUS and cesium

chloride was too much for the Big Pharma/Big Medicine cabal to

take. He was eventually driven out of business in 2001, by the

persecution of the land Attorney General and the FDA.

You can also find the details of this persecution at Neal

Deoul's web site:

http://www.cancer-coverup.com/

Neal Deoul was an associate of Hoffman and was persecuted

(not prosecuted) along with him. Neal's wife, Kathleen, has

written a book about his experience with the American cancer

system's Mafia-like bullying. You can order it and read the

first chapter free at the above web site. The toll free number

for ordering is (866) 769-7961.

When Hoffman was finally forced to stop helping people,

he asked Barbara to provide the supplements to those who

were dependent upon him to supply them with the aloe vera (T-PLUS),

cesium chloride and liquid bovine colostrum. It is interesting

that several doctors had offered to help him, but he trusted

Barbara so much that he wanted her to do it. Though her great

work was interrupted temporarily by her care for her father, she

has now resumed it.

Barbara consults regularly, with people around the world. She

charges nothing for her phone consults. She will help you, if you

call her or send her an e-mail. Of all the people I have talked

to in the last three years, Barbara is the most competent

consultant I know, for anyone with this awful disease.

You can contact Barbara , RN by phone at her home in

Baltimore, land at (410) 628-6877, or by e-mail at

HealthEnhance@.... When you contact her, be sure to tell her

I sent you,and please respect her charity by not abusing the

privilege of calling her excessively, on her home phone. This

is a wonderfully compassionate lady. We cannot afford to lose

her because she gets burned out by inconsiderate callers.

Understand that, like me, Barbara cannot give specific instruc-

tions on treatment of individuals. She can, however, refer you

to places where you can get that kind of help. God Bless this

modern day Florence Nightingale in her mission of mercy!

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info.

I looked into the website.

I want to know if anyone has been cured of cancer thru

Dr.wolfe.

Can anybody help me with the reputation of the clinic

?

Thanks in advance

Deepa