Re: Mexican Clinics

[Guest guest]

From Sandy:

> Dear ,

> Where are you from? I have been looking into many clinics in Mexico -

and

> it is very difficult to sort them out! I have read a LOT about the

cesium

> treatment available in Mexico. Does it work? The information I have

found

> is that the cesium therapy works very well with no toxic side effects and

> the low ph therapy works, but is extremely toxic and difficult to

> administer. Is this true?

>

> Would love to learn more from you. (My father has adenocarcinoma of the

> lung)

Hello Sandy,

I am in the San Diego area. I do have a web page under construction

at the address below. Keep in mind that I am not looking for clients. For

the past four months I've been putting all my time into a cancer project

that does seem like an incredibly fast cure with no side effects. It is

not yet ready commercially. I do not know its limitations and it is not

for sale.

I currently subscribe to this list in digest form so any responses are

not quite as interactive as perhaps they could be. I advise and provide

research meds for a number of cancer clinics so you must understand that

I'm not going to slam those clinics that most need my services. There are

some though that I simply choose not to work with.

To answer your question on pH. I am not impressed with cesium or

cesium with aloe. The clinics use cesium chloride and the favorable

research was done with cesium carbonate. It can have side effects. It is

in my opinion too expensive. I do not think that I would want that much

cesium in me. On the other hand Jeff Freeman, MD in Tijuana tells me that

some patients do show improvement.

Low pH cancer therapies can work but in general the patients stay weak

through a therapy that may last years. It is not the healthiest therapy.

In general, it is done poorly. It would be best as a combination therapy

with certain treatments that Clarence Cone (who has the patent) overlooked.

I think that it is a poor strategy to use a diet that relies heavily on

sugar (even if natural) to bring down pH. Ammonium Chloride would be

better if the patient does not have liver or kidney problems. Low pH

treatments are not difficult to administer. I have seen it work on non

small cell adenocarcinoma of the lung. The patient had superior vena caval

syndrome and was not expected to live more than a month. The cancer became

undetectible over the course of about six months. The patient then went

back to heavy smoking, drinking a fifth of scotch per day, and eating the

greasiest of southern fried foods for about two years and died. So there

you have it -- another Mexican clinic failure.

If you need to reach me directly, try YGAMMIL1@... and write

" VINCENT " in caps in the Subject. Otherwise I might not catch it.

Forgive the current state of the website--the person who is

constructing it does not know English.

http://www.tradezone.com/tradesites/treatment.html

[Guest guest]

Hello Judy!

There is one place that I know of in Mexico... there website addy is:

www.OasisofHope.com

Hope that helps some! Take care!

Noel

[Guest guest]

U can email to the Sandeigo clinic at Filiberto Muñoz M.D.

E-mail Address(es):

fmunoz@...

He responded back to me pretty fast

Sandeep

LNM Exports Pvt Ltd

Shed no. 221/D , HSIDC Indl estate

Sector - 59

Faridabad - 121004

India

Phone - 129- 523-6545

Fax- 129- 523-7986

Email - sandeep@...

[ ] Mexican Clinics

I would like some information on the San diego Clinic as I have not

been able to get their WEB site this week and I've been trying to

call them without any luck. Also I have been trying to get the

Gerson Clinic in TJ but haven't had any luck pulling up their web

site either. Are they out of buisness? I need to find my husband a

doctor quick. Sincerely, Georgia

[Guest guest]

Georgia,

The website for the Gerson Clinic in Tijuana, Mexico is located at:

www.gerson.org check out the Oasis House of Hope. Within the

hospital is the Gerson clinic. The Gerson Institute is located in

California. If you call Mexico, utilizing the telephone # on the

website, ask for the Gerson Clinic.

Hope this helps and I wish you well.

idletime99

[Guest guest]

Georgia,

The website for the Gerson Clinic in Tijuana, Mexico is located at:

www.gerson.org check out the Oasis House of Hope. Within the

hospital is the Gerson clinic. The Gerson Institute is located in

California. If you call Mexico, utilizing the telephone # on the

website, ask for the Gerson Clinic.

Hope this helps and I wish you well.

idletime99

[Guest guest]

I do not know about this particular 'Mexican Clinic', however, there are good

reports coming from others. One is The SanDiego Clinic just across the border

from SanDiego, of course, and is the one , a long-time member of this

list is connected with.

, some may know, is Director of The Center For The Study of Natural

Oncology and has helped others as well as made their visits to this clinic

easier. I would certainly be contacting him regardless of any thoughts about

visiting a clinic or not. When I contacted regarding my interest in

visiting a clinic, his advice to me was that he did not think I needed that

action at the time. Instead I visited with him during a cross-country trip to

California and Seattle. How easy it would have been for to 'usher' me

right into the clinic but he didn't and that impressed me when I learned he was

actually connected to one.

Leonard, another member of this list often comments about Mexican clinics and

has given 'good marks' to the Sa Diegoi clinic, and others, and perhaps will

comment on IMAQ.

Joe C.