Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 I agree with much of what you say. Yes, there are a lot of charlatans out there. However, your revered " real medical journals " and " scientific explanations " are, more often than not, hogwash! They mostly serve to brainwash both medical practitioners and patients. They ignore, and sneeringly refer to thousands of years of success as " anecdotal evidence. " The studies that these journals and explanations publish are virtually all written by pharmaceutical companies and Universities with funding from pharmaceutical companies. When a doctor is taken to court for malpractice, one of the first questions asked is " did you follow the " standard of Care? " If the answer is " no " , it's guilty as charged. Where does this " Standard of Care " come from? It comes from a little book called " The Physician's Desk Reference " (PDR). Where does the PDR come from? IT IS WRITTEN BY THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES! I will post the article that i just put on " The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Sumeria " last night, " The Myth that Makes You Sick " right after i send this <http://www.sumeria.net/health/bestmedicine.html>. I suggest that you read it. Medical Science is not even Science in that, more often than not, it does not follow the scientific method! On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 11:07 AM, wrote: > Hi, folks, > > This has probably been said before (I am new to this forum). As > a health consultant I worry about the kinds of therapies that people > are undertaking for this dread disease. > > There are many therapies that claim to work, but the science is > shoddy and the verifiable medical testing and follow-up of patients > is not done. For example, here's how a purposeful or > inadvertent " numbers game " happens: if someone does not really have > cancer (but is convinced that they do), and 700 out of 1000 such > people who are " treated " do not die of cancer and 300 people die, > then the person running the treatment program can claim a 70% cure > rate, even though the therapy did absolutely nothing. > > These are the guidelines I usually tell people to look for when > they are looking for therapies that really work: > > 1. Look for citations to articles written in real medical journals or > presented at scientific conferences that show how and why the therapy > works. Even though the medical establishment doesn't like natural > therapies, there are professional medical journals devoted to > alternative medicine, such as the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. > > 2. Look for scientific explanations that you can understand and make > sense to you. Don't readily accept claims which sound weird, such > as " making your blood alkaline stops cancer " or " parasites are the > cause of all disease " or " a simple electronic device can measure > whether you have cancer " or " this is the cure for all diseases. " > > 3. Look for therapies that do not require you to travel to other > countries. Many so-called " alternative cancer clinics " that cannot > help you but will take your money are located in countries like > Mexico, where the standards for medical care are poor. > > 4. Look for therapies that have documented evidence that they work. > There should be Ultrafast CT scans, blood tests, MRIs, and biopsies > before and after treatment, proving that people who have been treated > really had the disease and were tested afterwards by standard medical > practices to verify that the therapy was successful. > > 5. Look for therapies that have no " secret " ingredients. Reputable > medical researchers and clinicians dedicated to fight disease make > their discoveries public knowledge. > > There are only 2 cancer regimens that I have come across that meet > all of those guidelines: > > 1. Dr. Matthias Rath's protease inhibition therapy. Cancer spreads by > destroying collagen, using an enzyme called protease. Rath discovered > that a combination of vitamin C, lysine, proline, and green tea > extract neutralized protease. > > Rath's research website is: http://www.stopping-cancer-naturally.org > > Rath sells his integrated regimen through a commercial outlet, the > Rath Health Alliance. He makes no secret of the ingredients of the > regimen, which I recommend to my cancer clients, who buy the > supplements at local health food stores. (See my website for more > information). > > The regimen is astoundingly effective against most cancers, because > it focuses on the common mechanism that all cancers use to spread. It > is effective against metastatic cancer. > > The advantage of Rath's therapy is that you are in charge of your own > health, using your oncologist to monitor your progress. > > 2. Dr. Hugh Riordan's intravenous IV vitamin C therapy. Riordan's > Center For The Improvement Of Human Functioning International has > been using intravenous vitamin C to successfully reverse cancer for > more than a decade. His website is: > > http://www.brightspot.org > > Finding a clinic willing to administer the Riordan therapy may be > difficult. In California, you can see Cathcart: > > http://www.orthomed.com > > The Riordan therapy needs supervision by a naturopathic oriented > doctor. > > I welcome anyone seeking help for cancer to reach me through my > website. > > Regards > > Alternative Health Consultant > http://www.cqs.com -- Neil Jensen: neil@... The WWW VL: Sumeria http://www.sumeria.net/ AIDS, the entire industry and social machinery of it is, at its root, a totalitarian system. By that, I mean that there is a central ideology that seeks to enforce its domination by methodically obstructing any ideas that run counter to it. -- Celia Farber Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 - At 19:07 Uhr +0100 26.03.2003, wrote: /something snipped/ > There are many therapies that claim to work, but the science is >shoddy and the verifiable medical testing and follow-up of patients >is not done. For example, here's how a purposeful or >inadvertent " numbers game " happens: if someone does not really have >cancer (but is convinced that they do), and 700 out of 1000 such >people who are " treated " do not die of cancer and 300 people die, >then the person running the treatment program can claim a 70% cure >rate, even though the therapy did absolutely nothing. Like the 80% cure rate claimed by urologists? The guys are incontinent and impotent but they are alive 5 years post-op. The picture is also made up by the huge number of unnessecary operations. You know the 'Golden Standards'? Ectomies of tonsils, appendix, uterus breast and prostate. >1. Look for citations to articles written in real medical journals or >presented at scientific conferences that show how and why the therapy >works. Even though the medical establishment doesn't like natural >therapies, there are professional medical journals devoted to >alternative medicine, such as the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. Studies are paid by the pharma industry. >4. Look for therapies that have documented evidence that they work. >There should be Ultrafast CT scans, blood tests, MRIs, and biopsies >before and after treatment, proving that people who have been treated >really had the disease and were tested afterwards by standard medical >practices to verify that the therapy was successful. Scans and biopsies are not therapies. The results of 'standard medical practice' can be observed in this group. Biopsies, e.g. in prostates, may spread cancer cells. >5. Look for therapies that have no " secret " ingredients. Reputable >medical researchers and clinicians dedicated to fight disease make >their discoveries public knowledge. Best example: The oil-protein therapy by Dr Budwig. >There are only 2 cancer regimens that I have come across that meet >all of those guidelines: You are free to learn more. >1. Dr. Matthias Rath's protease inhibition therapy. Cancer spreads by >destroying collagen, using an enzyme called protease. Rath discovered >that a combination of vitamin C, lysine, proline, and green tea >extract neutralized protease. > >Rath's research website is: http://www.stopping-cancer-naturally.org > >Rath sells his integrated regimen through a commercial outlet, The term 'commercial' fits. >I welcome anyone seeking help for cancer to reach me through my >website. That's 'your' commercial outlet? Regards Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 Hello ; Welcome to our little group...Please do not be offended by my " thoughts " as they are just a reflection of how I'm feeling today..I'm glad to see that you have supplied another avenue of healing rather than simply " putting down " those things or methods that we are already involved in..Regardless of what you say about the " sloppiness " of Dr's protocols; one has to TRY IT FIRST and then make a judgement..I have done so.(it only takes a week).and found immediate relief, and I suppose that there are hundreds on here that may have tried it as well; and would say AMEN.. I make no claim that her method is the " END ALL' of treatments; but it's a good start..As far as searching and checking out " medically approved " methods; one has to be learned in the " jargon " which you professionals have evolved over the years to keep the great unwashed public ignorant of what's really going on in scientific circles..The medical profession has shut us out and in fact is killing us by the thousands every day... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It would appear that " we as sheep are appointed to the slaughter " ; and yet we open not our mouths for fear of the great high priests of the temples of CANCER RESEARCH. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I would like to ask you... Have you personally defeated cancer by these methods that you approve?.. Do you believe that parasites have ANYTHING TO DO WITH CANCER? Are you telling us that the parasite cleanse in conjunctions with other methods, is useless in helping to defeat cancer? Have you had cancer and are now cured? How much would this treatment cost as opposed to the treatments that we can afford? Have you tried using a zapper to see if indeed it does alleviate pain or kill pathogens? I have found that there are times when after a zapper treatment; I feel woozy..Is it true that parasites when they are being killed; give off toxins to defend themselves? Could this be the source of my " wooziness " or am I some " psychosomatic " idiot? If someone has developed a cure for cancer; but hasn't the millions of dollars needed to have their method approved by the " professionals-high priests " ; does this negate it's credibility or usefullness? These are just a few questions and I have to admit that I'm a rank amateur at understanding the jargon that's sometimes used on here; and in fact for those of us that are new at this game of having to deal with the pain and the negativity of our oncologists who literally curse us for opting for alternative methods; we find little if any comfort in your " professional " input; and in fact would rather hear from someone who has " been there..done that. " Explain what your method is in plain language, and give a testimony of how you have been healed using this method..or at least the testimony of someone you know who was close to you..I delight in people who have used treatments on their dogs and cats and reported a good report..I believe their " simple " testimonies as I had a dog once that became a vegetarian and lived to a ripe old age of fifteen, which is great for a large dog. I notice that you are aware of " cooking the numbers " and I've found this being used by the Cancer Industry time and time again..It's nothing new and we are not so ignorant as to be taken in by such a ruse as this..I am of the opinion that there ~~~IS NO CURE FOR CANCER~~~..and that it is a disease brought about by age; toxins; and even our " spiritual " state of mind..It is a disease that must be fought on all fronts which includes the parasite cleanse and then a combination of every method that appears to be of beneficial use and " makes sense " ; and some that don't even do that.. " Faith " in a healing method and/or a supreme power such as Jesus Christ is also necessary and cannot be omitted; much as some fools would deign to do..I believe were it not for my faith and all of these methods; I would be long gone by now..I am 65 years of age now; and yet I believe that by being very careful with this body and spirit of mine; I will go on many more years; but at the same time always knowing that ~~~SIN AND CANCER LIETH AT THE DOOR~~~; but it is my hope and prayer that I will die of old age before I die of my life being snuffed out by tumours or " medical procedures " . Let's face it...there is something rather mysterious about this disease which intrudes upon the realms of the mystical. I also firmly believe that if God says it's MY TIME TO GO...well then; BYE BYE...see your later..as there are no treatments or methods that can save me..but thank God; heaven awaits me; so " no sweat " really.. When I finally retire for the day; I find comfort in my " faith " ; almost as though being wrapped warmly in heavenly arms..and then awaiting dreams and visions to instruct me for the coming day...Bye for now..I'm off to the ozonated pool and hot tub where we go swimming.. melville ;-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ps...Have you checked out the Cansema site, and looked at the " eye-poppin " pictures and read the testimonies..There's nothing highly technical; nor even mysterious; but simply the good use of herbal ingredients..I've found that this Cansema Tonic 1 and the capsules is having a very positive affect and appears to be shrinking these tumours..HALLELUJAH!!! Sure tastes awful though..Yechchch ;-( http://www.altcancer.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ ] natural cancer therapies Hi, folks, This has probably been said before (I am new to this forum). As a health consultant I worry about the kinds of therapies that people are undertaking for this dread disease. There are many therapies that claim to work, but the science is shoddy and the verifiable medical testing and follow-up of patients is not done. For example, here's how a purposeful or inadvertent " numbers game " happens: if someone does not really have cancer (but is convinced that they do), and 700 out of 1000 such people who are " treated " do not die of cancer and 300 people die, then the person running the treatment program can claim a 70% cure rate, even though the therapy did absolutely nothing. These are the guidelines I usually tell people to look for when they are looking for therapies that really work: 1. Look for citations to articles written in real medical journals or presented at scientific conferences that show how and why the therapy works. Even though the medical establishment doesn't like natural therapies, there are professional medical journals devoted to alternative medicine, such as the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. 2. Look for scientific explanations that you can understand and make sense to you. Don't readily accept claims which sound weird, such as " making your blood alkaline stops cancer " or " parasites are the cause of all disease " or " a simple electronic device can measure whether you have cancer " or " this is the cure for all diseases. " 3. Look for therapies that do not require you to travel to other countries. Many so-called " alternative cancer clinics " that cannot help you but will take your money are located in countries like Mexico, where the standards for medical care are poor. 4. Look for therapies that have documented evidence that they work. There should be Ultrafast CT scans, blood tests, MRIs, and biopsies before and after treatment, proving that people who have been treated really had the disease and were tested afterwards by standard medical practices to verify that the therapy was successful. 5. Look for therapies that have no " secret " ingredients. Reputable medical researchers and clinicians dedicated to fight disease make their discoveries public knowledge. There are only 2 cancer regimens that I have come across that meet all of those guidelines: 1. Dr. Matthias Rath's protease inhibition therapy. Cancer spreads by destroying collagen, using an enzyme called protease. Rath discovered that a combination of vitamin C, lysine, proline, and green tea extract neutralized protease. Rath's research website is: http://www.stopping-cancer-naturally.org Rath sells his integrated regimen through a commercial outlet, the Rath Health Alliance. He makes no secret of the ingredients of the regimen, which I recommend to my cancer clients, who buy the supplements at local health food stores. (See my website for more information). The regimen is astoundingly effective against most cancers, because it focuses on the common mechanism that all cancers use to spread. It is effective against metastatic cancer. The advantage of Rath's therapy is that you are in charge of your own health, using your oncologist to monitor your progress. 2. Dr. Hugh Riordan's intravenous IV vitamin C therapy. Riordan's Center For The Improvement Of Human Functioning International has been using intravenous vitamin C to successfully reverse cancer for more than a decade. His website is: http://www.brightspot.org Finding a clinic willing to administer the Riordan therapy may be difficult. In California, you can see Cathcart: http://www.orthomed.com The Riordan therapy needs supervision by a naturopathic oriented doctor. I welcome anyone seeking help for cancer to reach me through my website. Regards Alternative Health Consultant http://www.cqs.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 Hi Neil/, Not angry, facinated. Well said Neil. Les Catterall Neil Jensen wrote: > > I agree with much of what you say. Yes, there are a lot of charlatans > out there. However, your revered " real medical journals " and > " scientific explanations " are, more often than not, hogwash! They > mostly serve to brainwash both medical practitioners and patients. They > ignore, and sneeringly refer to thousands of years of success as > " anecdotal evidence. " The studies that these journals and explanations > publish are virtually all written by pharmaceutical companies and > Universities with funding from pharmaceutical companies. > > When a doctor is taken to court for malpractice, one of the first > questions asked is " did you follow the " standard of Care? " If the > answer is " no " , it's guilty as charged. Where does this " Standard of > Care " come from? It comes from a little book called " The Physician's > Desk Reference " (PDR). Where does the PDR come from? IT IS WRITTEN BY > THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES! > > I will post the article that i just put on " The World Wide Web Virtual > Library: Sumeria " last night, " The Myth that Makes You Sick " right > after i send this <http://www.sumeria.net/health/bestmedicine.html>. I > suggest that you read it. > > Medical Science is not even Science in that, more often than not, it > does not follow the scientific method! > > On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 11:07 AM, wrote: > > > Hi, folks, > > > > This has probably been said before (I am new to this forum). As > > a health consultant I worry about the kinds of therapies that people > > are undertaking for this dread disease. > > > > There are many therapies that claim to work, but the science is > > shoddy and the verifiable medical testing and follow-up of patients > > is not done. > > : > > : > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 THANK YOU AND WELL SAID BROTHER!!! melville ;-) Re: [ ] natural cancer therapies - At 19:07 Uhr +0100 26.03.2003, wrote: /something snipped/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 Re: [ ] natural cancer therapies Hi Neil/, Not angry, facinated. Well said Neil. Les Catterall I agree...Well said Neil..Anger and bitterness are just not part of our protocols; eh? melville ;-) Neil Jensen wrote: > > I agree with much of what you say. Yes, there are a lot of charlatans > out there. However, your revered " real medical journals " and > " scientific explanations " are, more often than not, hogwash! They > mostly serve to brainwash both medical practitioners and patients. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2003 Report Share Posted March 27, 2003 Right on, Niel! If we waited for everything to be done 'properly' through scientific studies, we wouldn't be here to tell about it. I have had an awful lot of GOOD successes with various ailments using a supplement(s) or a method that someone had told me about that was successful for them..... dare I use the word, 'testimonial'. HELEN > > > Hi, folks, > > > > This has probably been said before (I am new to this forum). As > > a health consultant I worry about the kinds of therapies that people > > are undertaking for this dread disease. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2003 Report Share Posted March 27, 2003 Right on, ! It is so great to hear people thinking for themselves. Not everything has to have 'scientific evidence'. People have died waiting for that. Great! HELEN > - > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2003 Report Share Posted March 27, 2003 Aparently so ;-) On Thursday, March 27, 2003, at 02:46 AM, Helen wrote: > dare I use the word, 'testimonial' -- Neil Jensen: neil@... The WWW VL: Sumeria http://www.sumeria.net/ " It was always much pleasanter... when one wasn't always being ordered about by mice and rabbits. " -- Alice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2003 Report Share Posted March 28, 2003 Thank you, Mel and Neil.....HELEN > > > dare I use the word, 'testimonial' > > -- > Neil Jensen: neil@s... > The WWW VL: Sumeria http://www.sumeria.net/ > " It was always much pleasanter... when one wasn't always > being ordered about by mice and rabbits. " -- Alice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2003 Report Share Posted March 28, 2003 , I strongly disagree with many statements from your " guidelines " that you " usually tell people to look for when they are looking for therapies that really work: " If you are truely worried about the kinds of therapies people are on and want to give some good advice I suggest you first read and learn about the therapies you are now warning your patients against. There are tons of books to read a great one to understand the history of the crimes to humanity that the AMA its journal JAMA, National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the FDA have perpetrated is " Politic In Healing " by former legislator Haley. Good advice for people who are sick is to read " Politic In Healing " by Haley. http://www.politicsinhealing.com/index.htm Another good book is " The Medical Mafia " by Guylaine Lanctôt M.D. http://www.personocratia.com/english/frames/mafia_medicale_home.html Sub-titled " How to get out of it alive and take back your health and wealth. " Another little tid bit of advice if I can be so bold is follow your patients or people in your area who have healed of some dreadful disease. When I started my practice I thought Dr.s work was so arrogant I never ever would read her " Cure For All Diseases " until I meet a women who had fully recovered from MS who followed the program. Be well, wrote: This has probably been said before (I am new to this forum). As a health consultant I worry about the kinds of therapies that people are undertaking for this dread disease. There are many therapies that claim to work, but the science is shoddy and the verifiable medical testing and follow-up of patients is not done. For example, here's how a purposeful or inadvertent " numbers game " happens: if someone does not really have cancer (but is convinced that they do), and 700 out of 1000 such people who are " treated " do not die of cancer and 300 people die, then the person running the treatment program can claim a 70% cure rate, even though the therapy did absolutely nothing. These are the guidelines I usually tell people to look for when they are looking for therapies that really work: 1. Look for citations to articles written in real medical journals or presented at scientific conferences that show how and why the therapy works. Even though the medical establishment doesn't like natural therapies, there are professional medical journals devoted to alternative medicine, such as the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine. 2. Look for scientific explanations that you can understand and make sense to you. Don't readily accept claims which sound weird, such as " making your blood alkaline stops cancer " or " parasites are the cause of all disease " or " a simple electronic device can measure whether you have cancer " or " this is the cure for all diseases. " 3. Look for therapies that do not require you to travel to other countries. Many so-called " alternative cancer clinics " that cannot help you but will take your money are located in countries like Mexico, where the standards for medical care are poor. 4. Look for therapies that have documented evidence that they work. There should be Ultrafast CT scans, blood tests, MRIs, and biopsies before and after treatment, proving that people who have been treated really had the disease and were tested afterwards by standard medical practices to verify that the therapy was successful. 5. Look for therapies that have no " secret " ingredients. Reputable medical researchers and clinicians dedicated to fight disease make their discoveries public knowledge. There are only 2 cancer regimens that I have come across that meet all of those guidelines: 1. Dr. Matthias Rath's protease inhibition therapy. Cancer spreads by destroying collagen, using an enzyme called protease. Rath discovered that a combination of vitamin C, lysine, proline, and green tea extract neutralized protease. Rath's research website is: http://www.stopping-cancer-naturally.org Rath sells his integrated regimen through a commercial outlet, the Rath Health Alliance. He makes no secret of the ingredients of the regimen, which I recommend to my cancer clients, who buy the supplements at local health food stores. (See my website for more information). The regimen is astoundingly effective against most cancers, because it focuses on the common mechanism that all cancers use to spread. It is effective against metastatic cancer. The advantage of Rath's therapy is that you are in charge of your own health, using your oncologist to monitor your progress. 2. Dr. Hugh Riordan's intravenous IV vitamin C therapy. Riordan's Center For The Improvement Of Human Functioning International has been using intravenous vitamin C to successfully reverse cancer for more than a decade. His website is: http://www.brightspot.org Finding a clinic willing to administer the Riordan therapy may be difficult. In California, you can see Cathcart: http://www.orthomed.com The Riordan therapy needs supervision by a naturopathic oriented doctor. I welcome anyone seeking help for cancer to reach me through my website. Regards Alternative Health Consultant http://www.cqs.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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