Alternative cancer treatments on tv today

[Guest guest]

Hello Elaine,

I find that most who come across as negative about

alternative treatments don't know anything they are

talking about.

Dr. Barrett who writes the Quackwatch report

is reported to be not all what he is in the first

place. I have read numerous reports about him and he

has even mentioned Naltrexone on one report.. which

is falicious and dead wrong.

http://www.quackpotwatch.org/quackpots/quackpots/barrett.htm

I wouldn't be here now typing this if it weren't for

Low dose Naltrexone and many others as well.

For me, Alternative is the best and only way to go..

chemotherapy does nothing for 96% of cancers:

http://curezone.com/diseases/cancer/chemo_therapy_facts.asp

Take control and don't listen to these doctors who

have you under their arm under it is too late for you

to take control.

http://www.cancertutor.com/WarBetween.html

These links have guided me so much and proved to me

there is " honest help " but not with the oncologists

or so called " Quackwatch " if you follow the money

you will find who he is connected with....

Dee

--- Elaine Gallant wrote:

A talk show this morning touched on the subject of what they

> called " Alternative " cancer treatments.....

> This particular segment featured A young man who used some form of

> alternative cancer therapy in addition to 5 sessions of chemo to

> cure his cancer. They also featured an angry woman who's mother died

> in a Mexican cancer clinic. She felt the clinic was a fake. The

> clinic's only treatment was a series of tests of the toxins in the

> mother's house. The clinic declaired the mother " cured " after a

> while, but in fact her tumor had doubled in size. She later died.

> Also featured was the MD who runs " Quackwatch " . His main comment

> was there was no real telling what cured the boy. He said it might

> have been the alternate treatments...or it could have been the chemo.

> The young fellow said chemo didn't slow down his

> tumor.

[Guest guest]

I believe you're referring to the " Morning Show with Mike and t " on

Fox, known as " The M & J Show " for short. You should able to find

additional info. on the show and particular segments at Fox.com.

RB, Big fan of " J "

  Posted by: " Elaine Gallant " elainegallant@... elainegallant

  Date: Mon Oct 8, 2007 5:34 pm ((PDT))

A talk show this morning touched on the subject of what they called

" Alternative " cancer treatments.

Wish I could remember the exact name of that show... I THINK it's called

the M & J show? Kudos to them for frequently touching on important issues.

Not much to say about this particular segment tho, sadly. For one thing,

it is only an hour show I think... maybe half an hour. Naturally, they

could make an entire show out of alternative cancer treatments alone.

This particular segment featured A young man who used some form of

alternative cancer therapy in addition to 5 sessions of chemo to cure

his cancer.

They also featured an angry woman who's mother died in a Mexican cancer

clinic. She felt the clinic was a fake. The clinic's only treatment was

a series of tests of the toxins in the mother's house. The clinic

declaired the mother " cured " after a while, but in fact her tumor had

doubled in size. She later died.

Also featured was the MD who runs " Quackwatch " .   His main comment was

there was no real telling what cured the boy. He said it might have been

the alternate treatments...or it could have been the chemo.

The young fellow said chemo didn't slow down his tumor.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello Elaine,

>

> I find that most who come across as negative about

> alternative treatments don't know anything they are

> talking about.

Yes, I have found this to be true as well. Additionally, conventional

medicine bundles ALL alternative methods together. They don't

differentiate between effective treatments and superstition.