Don't mention the Warburg

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Brennan Kingsland — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 14:09:47 GMT

Thank you for sharing this info! Having worked in Oncology, I see how devastating our CURES are and how often they kill. Brennan

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Scientist — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:18:07 GMT

Your article is filled with basic science mistakes. Have you ever even taken Bio 101?

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Daniel — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 14:28:41 GMT

Yes his article has basic errors in definitions, but the concept is still valid. Cancer has an oxygen component to it and it was discovered in 1924. There are other books and resources that have stated the same exact thing, including Robert Barefoot's Death by Diet written by a scientist.

I have not read The Hidden Story of Cancer, but I think I will.

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Charlie — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 19:01:15 GMT

I find this very interesting. Is there a suggestion here that the pharmaceutical companies might be conspiring against cheap remedies?

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Redman — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 16:57:46 GMT

You better believe the pharmaceutical companies are suppressing natural cheaper alternatives to their own chemo/radiotherapy/surgery, they have a vested interest.

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D.Roberts — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 19:51:53 GMT

Big Pharma have fought tooth and nail against anything they cannot obtain a patent on. Thanks to this medium, the internet and the trumpeting of alternatives to their Cancer Industry the walls are beginning to crumble. Vitamin B-17, Graviola, Bitter Melon and now they are today telling us that Vitamin C is useless, they would like to ban any natural medicine remotely linked to relief from cancer. They are behind the proposed new CODEX regulations to have all vitamins issued by prescription. They are wicked and in my opinion guilty of genocide worldwide. Last week the Chinese executed the head of their FDA or in our case MHRA for taking bribes, from......Guess who! it's time we did the same.

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transforminglife — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 03:13:33 GMT

The Codex issue is simply one more way that corporations are continuing their relentless pursuit of more rights than people. Genetic engineering of seeds--biggest offender Monsanto (agent Orange and so many other "goodies"), which has bought up many of the remaining seed companies--is probably the largest unauthorized scientific experiment in history. By the way, they aren't labeled! Every attempt to pass legislation to protect us and our food chain is undermined through lies, deceit, and bribery (yes, Monsanto was caught bribing officials in India---probably just the tip of the iceburg). An excellent source of info is www.thecampaign.org. This goes way beyond politics!

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jfisher01 — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 08:14:15 GMT

Very interesting.

How about stopping eating sugar beyond that which occurs naturally in fruits and vegetables? Cheaper still than supplements.

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Kenneth — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 11:36:40 GMT

Brian peskin www.brianpeskin.com has found 2 more interesting respiratory 'enzymes' critical for cellular oxygenation - the oxygen magnet Parent Omega 6 and 3. Check his site out as it's really an extension of Otto warburg work. Glad to see that ppl are getting interested in Warburg hypothesis.

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kenneth — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 11:38:26 GMT

Ah yes, the hidden story of cancer is written by Brian peskin

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Just'N'otherJohn — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 15:34:42 GMT

Hyperbaric Oxygen, "Exercise With Oxygen Therapy"(EWOT),Ozone therapy,and Hydrogen Peroxide are all promising therapies that deal with the oxygen issue. PH based therapies also raise available oxygen. The poor prognosis of Lung cancer probably relates to lowering oxygen levels.

If the wasteful Cash Cow funding of conventional research were cut off, there would be plenty of money to research the MANY effective plant substances that are now neglected.

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floatingvillage — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 22:36:25 GMT

As long as people continue to argue over what physical therapy works or does not work the diversion from the mind being the true healer of all things also continues.

I have seen a cancer patient heal her own aggressive cancer in 2 weeks by using simple creative visualization - medically confirmed! In fact her Oncologist has just commented, 5 years later, what an inspiration Estelle was to her as she had never seen a patient still living, let alone healthy, so long after this particular cancer.

The answer to cancer has already been discovered - it's all in your mind!

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floatingvillage — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 22:50:18 GMT

P.S. If people really want to deal with cancer they would do well to start by getting hold of something like MIND OVER CANCER - AUDIO TRIPLE CD offered on this very website.

Make decisions based on FACT not fear. Educate yourself on your own inbuilt abilities to heal yourself. I have been working as a Holistic Practitioner for 9 years and I KNOW I don't do the healing my patients EMPOWER themselves to do it.