Re: Kind of Scared - UFA investigational treatment update

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HI Todd - I've posted previously to this board and try to check in and provide

updates every few months concerning an investigational high-dose lipid-based

cancer treatment approach. This treatment uses high doses of potent anticancer

lipids and adjunct agents. It's a rather arduous regimen that is doable by a

patient in normal health status, and yields very high serum levels of these

anticancer agents. When successful, it will directly kill cancer by the end of

the six-day regimen, as would be trackable by scans, blood markers, or any other

objective measure of tumor status. This is a highly unusual approach in that

it's a science-based therapy that is in clinical trial at a major cancer center,

but because it uses only non-toxic agents available over the counter, it is

directly accessible to any patient, and research progress can proceed rapidly on

a month-to-month. Progress over the last few months is encouraging. For more

information, feel free to contact me, , davids@..., and/or see

www.ufachallenge.org, username " membrane " , password " effect " .

I was writing this, specifically, to directly address your trepidation about

getting a new biopsy result. It may help to know that, while neither the safety

or efficacy of this investigational approach is proven at this stage, there is

some promising option that could be tried, that could possibly kill cancer

within six days, if biopsy results turn out to be positive. -

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> I do not yet have a cancer diagnosis. My medical insurance kicks in tomorrow

and I will be going to see a doctor or dentist immediately.

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> I was a cigar/pipe/cigarello smoker for 16 years. Last April, I noticed a

discoloration inside my lower lip. I stopped smoking nearly immediately, and

started to panic.

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> In early May, I saw an ENT Doctor. She had a biopsy done, which came back

negative.

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> But swelling and discoloration have continued steadily since then.

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> I am not sure what to do or think. Nightmares and depression have been a

pretty constant, and I feel alone. My wife of course doesn't want to even think

about the notion that I might have mouth cancer, but I have to face it, and face

a life expectancy that may be months to single-digit years.

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> If someone out there can please help me with some motivation, support, or

basic advice, it would be helpful.

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> Of course, all this might be a moot point, but I have a feeling it's not.

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> Thanks for the time.

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> Todd

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