Guest guest Posted December 30, 2006 Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 You are kidding, right??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2006 Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 Luigi, You will never find the proof you are looking for. Pharmaceutical companies do the studies, and they are not going to spend money researching things they cannot patent. Also, studies are designed to measure one element, and no one who is serious about curing cancer naturally uses a one-element protocol. The " proof " is in the results. From: luigis155 I'm looking for studies, clinical trial results that give me definite proof of a cure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2006 Report Share Posted December 30, 2006 Many of the alternative cancer cures are supported by rigorous research. For example, in his outstanding book " How To Fight Cancer And Win " which has several chapters on the Budwig protocol, Fischer quotes a Polish study as follows: " The fatty acids isolated from linseed [flaxseed] oil were found to exhibit a strong cytotoxic in vitro activity against Ehrlich ascites cancer cells with minimal cytotoxic effect on normal cells... gave 100 percent dead carcinoma cells. " However, if you are referring to the kind of studies pharmaceutical companies do to gain FDA drug approval, let me remark that if the world had waited for Masters and to study sex, there would not be a human race. Anecdotal and testimonial evidence is good. Alternative cures work. Cottage cheese and flaxseed oil is a lot cheaper and less painful than chemotherapy. Give it a try. Dwight luigis155 wrote: >I'm looking for studies, clinical trial results that give me definite proof of a cure. Can someone help me with that ? >Luigi > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Thank you for your reply, Dwight. The reason why I'm looking for those specific studies is that this is to me the only way people (and eventually doctors) can be convinced to try alternative cancer therapies. At this point it still is a brave decision to go against the medical establishment. I try to wake people up and also consider alternative medicin, but I always hit against the wall when discussing efficacity, they ask " where is the proof " . Testimonials and anecdotes are not considered scientific. The only way the alternative sector can win in credibility is to perform the same studies as Big Pharma, IMHO. > Many of the alternative cancer cures are supported by rigorous research. For example, in his outstanding book " How To Fight Cancer And Win " > A good tip, I will definately order the book and read it. > which has several chapters on the Budwig protocol, Fischer quotes a Polish study as follows: " The fatty acids isolated from linseed [flaxseed] oil were found to exhibit a strong cytotoxic in vitro activity against Ehrlich ascites cancer cells with minimal cytotoxic effect on normal cells...gave 100 percent dead carcinoma cells. " > Several studies point in that direction, one study done in Canada even compared flaxseed with the drug Herceptin. The outcome was that flaxseed is as effective as the drug. > However, if you are referring to the kind of studies pharmaceutical > companies do to gain FDA drug approval, let me remark that if the world had waited for Masters and to study sex, there would not be a human race. Anecdotal and testimonial evidence is good. Alternative cures work. Cottage cheese and flaxseed oil is a lot cheaper and less painful than chemotherapy. Give it a try. > I searched curezone.com for people to come forward with there stories and cure, but few people are reacting. My best, Luigi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Hi , Do you know where I can find documented results ? Are there people on this site who cured their cancer naturally ? Thanks, Luigi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Luigi, I commend you in your desire to learn more...The pharmaceutical companies convinced you that only " double blind, placebo controlled " studies are acceptable!...The pharmaceuticals standard is that if that a person can survive five more years after their allopathic treatment, they consider that a success! Their quality of life is not factored in however. This is the major reason, that all of us are here. We do our own research, basically experimenting on our own, that which resonates within us....and report back to each other the results. There is a tremendous amount of research out there, you will just find it in a different format. You have to be an independent thinker, because the support of the pharmaceutical will not be behind you, if there is not something in it for them. Thats what we call the politics of medicine. Please do not misunderstand me, I am not totally against Allopathic medicine.....It would be my treatment of choice in an " acute " situation (trauma, pneumonia) I would say, yes, lets use the steriods, antibiotics, etc to get you over this crisis...and then after it has passed, we can then re-balance and detoxify and rebuild the body! Then lets focus on prevention, and keeping your bodies functioning well and the immune system strong and balanced. In chronic illnesses, allopathic medicines fails miserably in my opinion. They do not like to work with the body, in most cases, and take an outside approach and attack the body....usu. destroying even more of the balance. They make a bad situation worse in the long run. It is because their goal and agenda is much different than our own. They do not want to " cure " anything, they merely want to " treat " you for the rest of your life.....it provides them with a guaranted income monthly in the years you live, and as they add more medicine to treat the effects of the last, well they are doing well financially. Even though most of us on this list, have an alturistic viewpoint, the viewpoint of the medical establishment is one of big business. And thats just real! If natural medicine and allopathic medicine would join together and work together cooperatively, we would have one of the most successful health systems in the world! They both have something to offer. But the pharm. co. wants total control, because that equates to huge amounts of money in their pocket. The truth is .... there is alot of corruption in allopathic medicine at the highest levels....and that is not paranoia, that is fact. They would still have a market, however, because there are those that will continue to buy into their approach.....looking for the all-mighty " silver bullet " , looking for someone else to " fix " them.....rather than them being accountable and responsible for their own health. Many people will just not change their lifestyles, diets, thoughts, exercise etc.....but thats not good enough for them. They want us all...lol... According to JAMA themselves, the United States is approximately 73rd (? , somewhere around that number) in the industrialized nations in healthcare.....that means there are approx. 73 countries out there that experience much greater health than we do....and most of their " medicine " is naturally based. And unless you read JAMA , you wouldn't know this, because they didn't air that on the airwaves!...They have us believe that the US is ahead in everything. And most people believe this, because it all sounds so intelligent and extremely complicated that people just assume that these people are smarter than they are....cause they can't even pronounce the words let alone understand it, so rather than question anything, they just accept it. Natural medicine is 1st line in some other countries, and allopathic is a last resort. One book you may find helpful is " The Complete German Commission E-Monographs. " Its is a therapeutic guide to Herbal Medicines, translated by some independent companies here in the United States for our own study, by those who use herbal medicine as their mainstay. Cancer stories?? Okay, I'll share with you. My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1998. They wanted to do chemo, surgery, radiation....what else is new? They wanted to biopsy an encapsulated tumor! I had a fit! I convinced my grandmother to at least try something I had discovered in my own research....essiac tea. I prepared the essiac tea for her, using the original recipe, and gave it to her twice a day....and dramatically increased her fluid intake with water....to accelerate detoxification. I encouraged her to increase her intake of " fresh, real " food. And to make sure she was eliminating on a regular basis, and adding an herbal colon cleanser as needed to increase elimination as well. They went to go do the biopsy a couple weeks later, and could find no sign of the cancer! Thank God! They still wanted her to have the chemo! and radiation! I had another fit!...lol...so, she did decline the chemo, but they had talked her into the radiation.....which really ticked me off! But I am just the grand-daughter here and she recieved the radiation and suffered through it. My grandmother is alive and well today! No return of cancer! This is my paternal grandmother......so lets contrast this with the experience of my maternal grandmother. My maternal grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer around 1995 or so....can't remember the exact year, but it was before I started researching natural alternatives and had this knowledge. She was basically healthy up to this point, she did have the chemo & surgery. They did a masectomy and chemo. She lost all her hair, was extremely nauseous and weak, did not have an appetite, and suffered greatly! After their surgery and chemo, they declared her " cancer free " . My maternal grandmother soon developed " alheizmers " and went steadily downhill from there. To the point where we had to institutionalize her for her own safety, which was quite a blow to us all, because we promised her we would never put her in a nursing home, much less a locked unit! Upon her death, they stated in the autopsy that my grandmother did not have alheizmers but rather was " ate " up with cancer! I also train with a doctor who is an MD, but also has his degree in Eastern Medicine. He was sent home to die, by his peers, and was told there was nothing they could do for him. He had Stage 4 throat cancer. It just so happened, that he connected with an old friend from medical school, who lived in India. He relayed his story to his friend, who said....ahhh, come out here, we'll get rid of that cancer! He followed their protocal and is alive and well today, many years later! He stayed in India many more years after his cure, and studied there to obtain his degree in Eastern medicine. He now owns a school of healing arts, and teaches people like me who have a passion for truth. I think how one choses to approach dealing with cancer or any other dis-ease, is a personal choice, and not one that should be " mandated " by an outside force with financial biases. I think that what you " believe " in can also contribute greatly to its outcome. I believe the mind plays a huge part in ones health as well. I simply follow what makes " sense " to me. I do not have all the answers, and I have much too learn. When I know someone who is diagnosed with cancer, I do not try to steer them away from their decision to take the allopathic approach, but I do share with them what makes sense to me. Mainly, because of that power of what it is they believe in. But I do try to educate them in supplementing this approach with some overall whole body support, to minimize any negative effects. I was alot more active in my paternal grandmothers case, for obvious reasons. But robbing someone of their free will, or freedom of choice, I would never do! If God doesn't even take away our free will, who am I to! I wish you well on your journey, and hope that you are given eyes to see....and I hope that you will be a great blessing to others in the future with the knowledge you obtain on your journey. God Bless......Belinda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 http://www.newstarget.com/001123.html <http://www.newstarget.com/001123.html> http://www.oxygenmedicine.com/cesiumchloride.html <http://www.oxygenmedicine.com/cesiumchloride.html> Alternatvie cancer studies do seem rare. I know Dr Bruce has found some research but it seems pretty scarce because of cheap treatments. luigi wrote: >I'm looking for studies, clinical trial results that give me definite proof of a cure. Can someone help me with that ? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Hi All, Just a quick fact while we are on the subject of big pharma etc,Australia is one of the most undermedicated countrys when it comes to pain relief, as an Aussie and a cancer sufferer who has to deal with pain on a daily [and nightly] basis, I know this to be fact, especially if you are tattooed or look any different to the norm,[different equals drug addict] Ive lost count of the arguements Ive had with Docs,etc. Rights, What Rights??? Happy new year,,Jim Atkins. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2007 Report Share Posted January 1, 2007 You can always investigate a really good rife machine -- I know a man in his seventies with a really bad case of prostate cancer that had mestasticized..... He was in a walker. Now he's full of vitality and the cancer is retreating. I can find out more about the model he got - I think it was $2500. But well worth it. ;-) Royal Rife knew what he was doing, which is why the govt ruined his lab. Do you guys want me to find out more about the model he has? My friend is buying it now... (Of course, he also switched to a high raw, vegan diet, but this really catapulted him). erica Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Thank you, Belinda, Thank you so much for your wise words ! Luigi " louvonnie " <wrote: Luigi, I commend you in your desire to learn more...The pharmaceutical companies convinced you that if a person can survive five more years after their allopathic treatment, they consider that a success! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Thank you all for your good advice. I'm going to check it all out ! My best ! Luigi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 I understand the concept that we are all conducting our own research & do so myself. However, how does one know, for example, whether one should sit in an infrared sauna a couple times a day, down umpteen curcumin capsules, go for acupuncture, get some kind of electro-magnet device, or juice? Part of the problem, I think, is that for the most part we only read the success stories, and you're left with the feeling that you should do all of the above ( & more). However, it might be better to follow one plan faithfully rather than mix & match. Also, how does one know how much of anything to take -- as much as he body will tolerate ( & what is that number?)? I got the Breuss book & read the 40,000 figure claim. It is also noted that in the few instances his treatment protocol didn't work is when it wasn't followed faithfully (blame the patient). The 40,000 figure just seems incredible - if true, Breuss could have done us all a huge service by documenting the numbers & cases far better than he did. Anyway, I have relapsed diffuse large B-cell non-Hodgkins lymphma. I take gobs of omega fish oil (ca. 18 grams of EPA & DHA a day), vitamin C, a multi-vitamin, curcumin, selenium, quercetin, a couple of Chinese herbs, magnesium, green tea extract, grapeseed extract, IP-6, and a couple of others. As of mid-December I have been juicing daily (~ 32 oz. a day of beet/kale/celery/carrot juice). I do go for acupuncture once a week & swim a couple days a week as well. I also completed a six week course of rituximab & will have scans on Friday. I feel quite well. However, I do wonder, for example, if I should be having some quark & flaxseed oil every morning... Anyway, I guess my point is that rigorous scientific research would not only awaken a few MDs (hopefully) but would also provide us with some guidance as well. In the meantime, I'll just plug along. Best wishes, Dwight wrote: Also, Rudolph Breuss claimed to have cured 40,000 people of cancer with simple fasting. His book, also on amazon.com, contains many testimonials. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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