More CLT/PDT Info

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Dear and all,

Well, it is about time, right?

Okay, here are the answers to some of your questions.

As far as the effectiveness of the CLT, I am still going by Ralph Moss's

research into some past patients and their responses, as well as info from

Dr. Porter and a tech who was at the East Clinic when I was, who has been

involved with studies with this new sensitizing agent since its inception in

February 2002. Based on his recounts to me of case studies in which he was

personally aware and involved, I would say some of the results have been

pretty miraculous.

In my case, it is really too soon to have bone scans that would show

regression, as bone is slow to react on film. I did. however, have a breast

mass about the size of an almond reduce to the size of a pea, while I was

being treated with the laser. (The laser is only visibly effective on

superficial tumors.) The LED lights, the same frequency of the laser, and the

IR (infrared) lights activate the agent as well.

I believe it is a relatively safe treatment especially as compared with chemo

and radiation. The most dangerous part of the treatment itself would be the

laser...if it were used by someone inexperienced. I feel strongly that Dr.

Porter's knowledge in this regard is excellent. In many cases, however, the

laser would not be necessary. In some, it is not even useful.

The other issue, after the treatment, is now appearing to be

inflammation/detox, caused by activation of the immune system to process the

tumor debris, and the removal of such debris from the body. One has to take

care to facilitate this process, but not to antagonize it. One of the primary

symptoms from the inflammation/detox is a general flu-like feeling, in which

the skin is ultra sensitive and the patient just feels plain lousy. It

doesn't seem to effect the stomach or anything like that. It can be, but is

certainly not necessarily accompanied by, a low fever. The continuation of

these symptoms appears to coincide with our continued usage of the oral

sensitizing agent and infrared lights, which is the home-based treatment we

are " supposed to " do on a daily basis for " insurance " reasons... " insurance "

being to be " sure " the cancer is killed. I think everyone has had to take a

break of some duration from the home treatment due to the flu-like feelings

just being too much. After a few days off treatment, they seem to subside.

I am working with a few doctors who are devising an inflammation/detox

protocol which should be available any day now, on a per patient basis. The

lack of continued care and response from Ireland has been a major issue for

all of us. It basically doesn't exist. I know Ralph Moss has had several

issues to deal with since he has returned from Ireland, but I do need to add

to his no doubt deluge of email complaining about the unconscionable

disregard for follow-up care from the East Clinic...primarily the CLT Centre.

My cost was $20,000. I believe the latest patients are paying $21,000.

As you may or may not know, the East Clinic/CLT Centre is not currently

taking any new patients and have closed any further registration...at least

to date.

No, there were no pharmaceutical drugs involved.

The treatment itself was quite comfortable. I had some itching due to the

reaction of the infrared lights and the sensitizing agent, but it went away

as soon as the lights did. Some people had no itching at all.

What we brought home was the sensitizing agent and some lights. The lights

are not hard to get, but the sensitizing agent is generally not available.

The lights won't work without it.

I am aware of other places offering very similar treatments, if anyone is

interested. You can email me and I'll be glad to fill you in.

Sure, , it's fine with me if you share this info. I don't mind any

additional contact.

Hope this answers some of your questions!

Sorry, again, about the delay.

All the Best,

Lynnette