It's getting hot for Big Pharma

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Dragon — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 12:52:49 GMT

I want to see more use of induced fever, Intravenous Vitamin C and Intravenous Hydrogen Peroxide tried BEFORE they use the modern equivalent of the WW1 killer Mustard Gas.

I heard that my breast tumour could be killed by cryoablation , so I did a search to see where this is being done in the UK, as the equipment was apparently made here. I have already had 2 operations which did not prevent a recurrence, despite a wide excision with clear margins, and am not willing to be further disfigured by a mastectomy. I found out the NHS is trialling the machine, but not for Breast Tumours. It is being trialled on Prostate Cancer, which can already be removed by keyhole Surgery leaving little scarring. Having hit a dead end on Cryoablation, I heard that tumours can be treated by Ultra Sonics, and this is being trialled by the NHS. Guess what? It's being trialled on Prostate Cancer in men.

re: It's getting hot for Big Pharma

Kevin — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 14:04:56 GMT

My grandparents always that believed in a good natural balanced healthy diet.

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dgtucker — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 23:18:02 GMT

As An Holistic Therapist with a brother in law admitted to the local hospice today... suffering from advanced pancreatic cancer, I am appalled and frustrated at the tunneled vision from mainstream medicine in this instance.

...He is being left to die, with no thought for his mental welfare, lack of nutrition, or possible helpful modalities such as vit.C, immune boosting possibilities, etc.

I am frustrated and in despair at the blinkered and resigned attitude from so many, whilst accepting the very small opportunity to possibly make a constructive difference.

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cjwilson — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:49:12 GMT

Quote Bryan Hubbard post above: "We hope the Texas oncologists receive all the funding and help they need, and without Big Pharma trying to sabotage their efforts." I wholeheartedly agree with this folorn hope! Why forlorn; may I bring to your attention a recently disclosed example of undue influence of a big pharma company.

As well as highlighting the insidious influence of pharmaceutical companies across the western world, an item published in NewScientist, 6th June 2009 edition, page 24/25 written by Sheldon Krimsky, adjunct professor, Department of Public Health and Family Medicine at Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts.

Revealing recent news that "the Australian affiliate of global drug giant Merck, signed up with publisher Excerpta Medica, a division of Elsevier (a sister company of New Scientist) to produce the Australasian Journal of Bone and Joint Medicine sent to up to 20,000 doctors between 2003 -2005, without disclosure that it was funded and controlled by Merck.

Elsevier has since revealed that it put out five other industry-sponsored titles between 2000 -2005".

Keep up the good work WDDTY.

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richard — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 10:08:00 GMT

hello there. cancer is a scurge that has more than likely been man made through the chemicals and pesticides that have entered the food chain. all these disturb our body's chemistry and weeken our natural defences.

i believe that this is all part of a global population reduction stratedgy. why else does the mainstream medical system refuse to accept effective new and ancient therapies. its time we (complementary-alternative therapists) stood up and called a spade a spade, the system stinks. we have all the infornmation available to us now.

people have to start taking responsibility for their oun health, this means engaging in 'exercise, diet monitoring, relaxation and some chi kung'...

your health is in your hands, stop giving your power away and take responsibility.

wake up, stay healthy, get busy living...

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Anonymous — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 08:31:07 GMT

Intravenous H202! First its drinking it, then inhaling it, now injecting it into the circulation!

Some very basic physiology: Don't inject strong oxidising agents (i.e. bleach) into your systemic circulation! That's a bit like saying don't stick your hand in a fire or stand in front of an oncoming train, but it really does take all sorts, obviously..

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KiwiGal — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 08:42:59 GMT

That craven person, who only names himself as Anonymous, is Harradine, well known to us on other sites.