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Death by DoctoringOrthodox anticancer therapies have harmful if not fatal

side effects, but medical professionals continue to inflictthem on their patients as a matter of course.

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Extracted from Nexus Magazine, Volume 9, Number 5(Aug-Sept !!"#$ %ox &!, Mapleton 'ld 5)! Australia* editor+nexusmagazine*comelepone. /)0 (!"1 5 92!3 4ax. /)0 (!"1 5 9&204rom our eb page at. *nexusmagazine*com

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E8er7 7ear in te at some aspects of te alternati8e approac and as> if iscriticisms ere entirel7 undeser8ed* ?e ear from tose itin te cancerestablisment itself o cite te con8entional cut, burn and dissol8e tecniFues asugl7 and inumane, and from tose o seriousl7 Fuestion te amounts of mone7

being in8ested in con8entional cancer toda7, gi8en te pitifull7 lo reco8er7 rate*Cn te ing dolpin or p7ramid terap7* 4rom te >non range of anticancer treatmentsa8ailable, tis stor7 focuses on te naturall7 occurring 8itamin %01, 8itamin ; andte supporting role of nutrition* Vitamin %01 in particular as been attracting agreat deal of attention recentl7, despite te concerted efforts of te orldidecancer establisment to suppress or distort all te positi8e reporting on tis 8itamin*

%ut sould e find tis so surprisingD After all, itIs no secret tat it globalspending on con8entional cancer running into te undreds of billions of poundsand dollars annuall7, an7 nes of a successful anticancer treatment extracted fromte simple apricot >ernel could do some serious damage to te ealt of te migt7;ancer, Cnc*

Passing of +ing Charles , 1-/

%ut first, b7 a7 of introduction to te subJect of deat b7 doctoring, e tra8elbac> a fe undred 7ears to te bedside of =ing ;arles CC, ere 0 of te
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igest-Fualified p7sicians in te land are earnestl7 re8i8ing te >ing from astro>e*

e >ing as bled to te extent of a pint from a 8ein in is rigt arm* Next, issoulder as cut into and te incised area as suc>ed of an additional 2 oz of

blood* An emetic and a purgati8e ere administered, folloed b7 a secondpurgati8e, folloed b7 an enema containing antimone, sacred bitters, roc> salt,mallo lea8es, 8iolets, beetroot, camomile floers, fennel seeds, linseed,cinnamon, cardamom seed, saffron, cocineal and aloes* e >ingIs scalp assa8ed and a blister raised* A sneezing poder of ellebore as administered* A

plaster of burgund7 pitc and pigeon dung as applied to te feet* Medicamentsincluded melon seeds, manna, slipper7 elm, blac> cerr7 ater, lime floers, lil7of te 8alle7, peon7, la8ender and dissol8ed pearls* As e gre orse, fort7 dropsof extract of uman s>ull ere administered, folloed b7 a rall7ing dose of

aleigIs antidote* 4inall7, bezoar stone as gi8en*

;uriousl7, is MaJest7Is strengt seemed to ane after all tese inter8entions and,as te end of is life seemed imminent, is doctors tried a last-ditc attempt b7forcing more aleigIs mixture, pearl Julep and ammonia don te d7ing >ingIstroat* 4urter treatment as rendered more difficult b7 te >ingIs deat*&

?e can be sure tat te p7sicians gatered around te >ingIs bed ere all leadersin teir particular field--ro7alt7 and presidents do not settle for an7ting less* %ut,as #roust obser8ed, it indsigt e can no see te ideous error of teir

terapeutics* oda7, te s>ull drops, te ammonia and te pigeon dung a8e longgone, but at ill e sa7 in a fe 7earsI time en e loo> bac> on te igl7respected cancer terapeutics of !!D ?ill e dare to 8enture tat tere isnoting ne under te SunD a8e e reall7 progressed muc furterD

Death of 0ohn Diamond, 21

eIs been poisoned, blasted, ad bits lopped off im, been in remission, felt lumps

gro again, been gi8en sreds of ope, ad ope remo8ed* (Nicci Kerrard, %unday&bserver, Ma7 0, !!0"

Man7 tousands of people ere touced b7 Gon :iamondIs regular column in teondon #imesnespaper, gi8ing star> and brutal insigt into li8ing it troatcancer* Cn a itt7 and 8er7 don-to-eart manner, Gon explored numerous life-it-cancer issues, including te ups and considerabl7 more dons in bod7 andmind during radiation treatment, te effects of is illness upon te ider famil7 andte redisco8er7 of e8er7da7 onders pre8iousl7 ta>en for granted* e soed is

distaste for numerous cancer clicLs suc as bra8e Gon and sta7ing positi8e,repl7ing. !I am not brave I did not choose cancer I am just me, dealing with it!
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and !(henever somebody told me how good a positive attitude would be for me,what they really meant was how much easier a positive attitude would ma)e it forthem!

e as also ell >non for is castigation of almost all non-ortodox treatments,and for is illingness to submit to all tat te medical ortodox7 ad to offer--aser8ice tat e8en e, a con8entional ad8ocate, ad 8ariousl7 described as pa7-as-7ou-bleed and surgical muggings*

4or me, te most memorable images of Gon ere captured in te %%;Is Inside%tory--a tele8ision programme tat folloed Gon during a 7ear of treatment,soing im clearl7 suffering* An operation on GonIs troat caused im to lose is8oice, ic as a popular broadcaster as a serious blo* Bater, troug surger7and radiation treatment, e ould lose most of is tongue and, it it, all sense of

taste and te abilit7 to eat properl7--a double amm7, gi8en tat e as marriedto V supercoo> Nigella Bason*

Cn is extraordinar7 boo>, 'C'* +ecause Cowards Get Cancer #oo(ic C couldnot put don", e rote.!$e who didn't realise what a boon an unimpaired voice was, who ate his foodwithout stopping to thin) about its remar)able flavour, who was criminally

profligate with words, who too) his wife and children and friends for grantedinshort, he who didn't )now he was living-!

Gon died in Marc !!0, aged 1, after a8ing suffered dreadfull7 for four 7ears*Cn is deat, e Joined sports presenter elen ollason, %ill ;ompo $en, Can:ur7, o7 ;astle, ;ardinal %asil ume, Binda Mc;artne7 and, most recentl7, ex-%eatle Keorge arrison, plus 05,5!! oters in te ill a8e recognised tat GonIs ritings,

brilliant toug te7 ere, did not bring out te full stor7 of cancer at all*

ide !ffects of Chemotherapy

;onsider te folloing statement from cancer specialist #rofessor ;arles Mate,o declared.!If I contracted cancer, I would never go to a standard cancer treatment centreCancer victims who live far from such centres have a chance!5
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?alter Bast, riting in #he .cologist, reported recentl7.!/fter analysing cancer survival statistics for several decades, 0r $ardin ones, a

professor at the niversity of California, concluded* 'patients are as well, orbetter off, untreated ones's disturbing assessment has never been refuted'!)

$r at about tisD!"any medical oncologists recommend chemotherapy for virtually any tumour,with a hopefulness undiscouraged by almost invariable failure!(Albert%ra8erman, M:, Medical $ncolog7 in te 9!s, Bancet 0990, 8ol* &&1, p* 9!0"

$r tisD!"ost cancer patients in this country die of chemotherapy Chemotherapy does noteliminate breast, colon, or lung cancers #his fact has been documented for over adecade, yet doctors still use chemotherapy for these tumors!(Allen Be8in, M:,

ill teole bod7 b7 degrees* e immune s7stem is it particularl7 ard b7cemoterap7 and often does not recuperate enoug to protect adeFuatel7 againstcommon illnesses, ic can ten lead to deat*

Some )1 per cent of people o die during cancer treatment do so trougopportunistic infections arising as a direct result of te immune s7stem failing

because of te aggressi8e and toxic nature of te drugs*1?at is tis, if not deatb7 doctoringD And te side effects from bot cemoterap7 and radiation itself areextensi8e* e7 can include dizziness, s>in discolouration, sensor7 loss,audio@8isual impairment, nausea, diarroea, loss of air, loss of appetite leading tomalnutrition, loss of sex dri8e, loss of ite blood cells, permanent organ damage,organ failure, internal bleeding, tissue loss and cardio8ascular lea>age (arter7deterioration", to name but a fe*

o 7ears ago, azel as diagnosed it breast cancer* Se described ercemoterap7 as te orst experience of er life.!#his highly to5ic fluid was being injected into my veins #he nurse administering it

was wearing protective gloves because it would burn her s)in if just a tiny dripcame into contact with it I couldn't help as)ing myself, 'If such precautions were
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needed to be ta)en on the outside, what is it doing to me on the inside6' 7rom 3 pmthat evening, I vomited solidly for two and a half days 0uring my treatment, I lostmy hair by the handful, I lost my appetite, my s)in colour, my 8est for life I wasdeath on legs!

?e sall be earing more from azel later, altoug under 8er7 differentcircumstances* Ct seems, toug, tat it cemoterap7 e are once again loo>ingat te acceptable face of =ing ;arlesIs ammonia treatment and, once again, beingadministered b7 te igest p7sicians in te land* Similarl7, on te toxicit7 ofradiation terap7, Gon :iamond noted tat it as onl7 en e began istreatment tat e began to feel reall7 ill*

Senior cancer p7sician :r ;arles Moertal, of te Ma7o ;linic in te ing exposL of teorld of con8entional cancer politics and practice* Cnter8ieed on te Baura Beeradio so in 099, Moss stated.!In the end, there is no proof that chemotherapy actually e5tends life in the vastmajority of cases, and this is the great lie about chemotherapy* that somehow thereis a correlation between shrin)ing a tumour and e5tending the life of a patient!9

Scientists based at McKill ;ancer ;enter sent a Fuestionnaire to 002 lung cancerdoctors to determine at degree of fait tese practising cancer p7sicians placedin te terapies te7 administered* e7 ere as>ed to imagine tat te7 adcancer, and ere as>ed ic of six current trials te7 ould coose* Se8ent7-ninedoctors responded, of ic ) ould not consent to be in an7 trial containing;isplatin--one of te common cemoterap7 drugs te7 ere trialling (currentl7acie8ing orldide sales of about


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!#he analysis too) him several years, but the results are astounding* /bel foundthat the overall worldwide success rate of chemotherapy was 'appalling' becausethere was simply no scientific evidence available anywhere that chemotherapy can'e5tend in any appreciable way the lives of patients suffering from the most

common organic cancers' /bel emphasi8es that chemotherapy rarely can improvethe =uality of life $e describes chemotherapy as 'a scientific wasteland' and statesthat at least >4 per cent of chemotherapy administered throughout the world isworthless and is a)in to the 'emperor's new clothes'neither doctor nor patient iswilling to give up on chemotherapy, even though there is no scientific evidence thatit wor)s? (ancet, 0! August 0990"No mainstream media even mentioned thiscomprehensive study* it was totally buried!0!a

$he Doctor3Patient Po4er mbalance

?ilst in te main dismissing te alternati8ist treatments, as e called tem, andriting in a generall7 confident manner about is trust in te con8entional medical

paradigm, Gon :iamond ould sometimes a8er.!(hat if those denying alternativists were right6 (hat if the truth was that no lifehad ever been saved by radiotherapy and that there was every chance that mycancer would be made worse by it being irradiated6 (hat if the truth as

pronounced by a couple of boo)s was that the main effect of cancer surgery was torelease stray cancer cells into the body, allowing them to set up home elsewhere6-

I turned to the medical boo)s for solace and got none!00

al> it cancer patients and one soon disco8ers tat man7 of tem report tat,altoug te7 a8e an uncomfortable gut feeling tat tere must someo be a

better a7 forard, te7 still find temsel8es returning to teir oncologist for moreof te same uncomfortable treatment* ?7 is tis, en tere are pro8en, non-con8entional and non-armful treatments readil7 a8ailableD

Surel7, one significant factor is our ereditar7 submissi8e attitude to te medicalortodox7 and its arcet7pal s7mbolism. te ite coat, te stetoscope, te 7earsof >noledge represented in tose framed degrees* E8er7 artefact spea>s of our

being in te ands of experts* And ten tere is te added pressure tat can beexerted upon te patient at te point of diagnosis b7 te cancer p7sician*

Cn is essa7 entitled e !! %illion Scam, Geff =amen reports on o a cancerdiagnosis as deli8ered to =at7 =eeton, te late ife of@enthousemagazinemagnate %ob Kuccione.!'I'm sorry,' she remembers her doctor saying 'It's a very rare form of the disease

It's the nature of this )ind of cancer that it ta)es off at a gallop and metastasi8es

=uic)ly, so we need to act =uic)ly and get you started on chemotherapy at once (ehave some of the best people in the world in this field I urge you to let me get you
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into their e5pert care #here is no time to waste #his form of cancer is often fatal,and =uic)ly so ntreated, you have si5 wee)s to live (e really must moveaggressively with the chemo'!00a

azel recalls a similar experience.!+asically, I was in shoc) from the diagnosis I was sitting there, with the doctor

saying that this treatment was the best available and that it was actually a matterof life or death that I received it "y husband was sitting ne5t to me, telling me that

I needed to go along with it I )ind of went into a trance and, although somethingdidn't feel =uite right, I found myself nodding to chemotherapy!

Most definitel7, te poer imbalance tat exists in all doctor-patient relationsips(ence comes te term srin> in ps7ciatr7" is a >e7 agent in determining tedirection of treatment*

Confusing and Conflicting nformation

Aside from tis 8er7 poerful influence, a mass exodus aa7 from con8entionalcancer treatment toards pro8en, non-con8entional treatments as also beense8erel7 ampered b7 te negati8e effects of te 8ast sea of confusing, conflictingand often bizarre information out tere, posing as elpful alternati8e cancerad8ice* A first-timer see>ing alternati8e ad8ice on te Cnternet, for instance, can

soon become torougl7 diseartened* Some ,!!! lin>s come up underalternati8e cancer treatment alone

An anxious patient, it no time to separate te eat from te caff, is ten facedit a8ing to ma>e a series of calculations, based solel7 on is negati8eexperiences on te Cnternet and a sort of blind, desperate fait tat, someo, teell-Fualified oncologist as got to be rigt*

And didnIt e arn us tat tere ere a lot of Cnternet >oo>s out tereD epatient is ten rigt bac> to sFuare one and, b7 default, te cemoterap7 suggested

earlier seems o8erall to be te safest bet*

Cn te 8ie of ealt reporter #illip :a7, autor of Cancer* (hy (e're %till 0yingto Anow #he #ruth.!"any people just gulp, enter the cancer tunnel and hope they come out the otherend!

%ut despite te fact tat an Cnternet searc can 8er7 easil7 generate confusion, tereis actuall7 a ealt of expertl7 documented, credible information a8ailable onnatural and genuinel7 efficacious treatments for a 8ariet7 of serious illnesses,
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including cancer--information tat, in some instances, as been in existence forman7 7ears*

%ut information on suc treatments is not idel7 a8ailable in te public domain--peraps because genuine medicine as ad to figt tremendousl7 ard to be eardclearl7* And tere are particular reasons 7 tis as been so* $ften, it is not somuc ere to loo> for genuine natural treatment and medical ad8ice as o toloo> for it*

%efore discussing specific cancer treatments in more dept, it is important tat ebriefl7 examine te reasons for te current le8els of confusion surrounding genuinenatural medicine as a ole. ilful distortion, unitting stupidit7, 7ou name it*;on8entional and alternati8e, itIs ta>ing place on bot sides of te fence* ?e mustlearn to read beteen te lines*

5or6ed $ongues, 5raud 7 5ailure

#roponents of genuine natural treatments for serious illnesses a8e ala7s ad tofigt on se8eral fronts in teir long, ard battle for proper recognition of tesetreatments* e7 a8e ad to do battle it tose calculating opportunists--tefor>ed-tongued drug mercants--o use e8er7 tric> in te boo> to undermine an7genuine treatments not under teir on Jurisdiction and emplo7 all means possible

to disseminate teir damaging disinformation as far and ide as possible in order toprotect teir on lucrati8e mar>ets* No department, pri8ate or public, is be7ond tereac of te drug mercantsI all-consuming influence*

riller riter Gon Be ;arrL spent man7 7ears or>ing in te %ritis 4oreign$ffice and >nos te politics of big business 8er7 ell* is most recent boo>, #heConstant Gardener,focuses on te corrupt nature of te parmaceutical industr7*Cn an inter8ie on te subJect, Be ;arrL stated recentl7.!+ig @harma is engaged in the deliberate seduction of the medical profession,country by country, worldwide It is spending a fortune on influencing, hiring and

purchasing academic judgement to a point where, in a few years' time, if +ig@harma continues unchec)ed on its present happy path, unbought medical opinionwill be hard to find!0

Cn opposition to te incessant dri8e b7 %ig %usiness to dominate our ealt coices,:r Mattias at pro8ides a concise summar7 of te primar7 etics of temercantIs ouse.!#hroughout the 24th century, the pharmaceutical industry has been constructedby investors, the goal being to replace effective but nonpatentable natural

remedies with mostly ineffective but patentable and highly profitablepharmaceutical drugs #he very nature of the pharmaceutical industry is to ma)e


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money from ongoing diseases i)e other industries, the pharmaceutical industrytries to e5pand their mar)etthat is, to maintain ongoing diseases and to find newdiseases for their drugs @revention and cure of diseases damages the

pharmaceutical business and the eradication of common diseases threatens its very

e5istence!#herefore, the pharmaceutical industry fights the eradication of any disease at allcosts #he pharmaceutical industry itself is the main obstacle, why today's mostwidespread diseases are further e5panding, including heart attac)s, stro)es,cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, osteoporosis and many others

@harmaceutical drugs are not intended to cure diseases /ccording to healthinsurers, over 2B,444 pharmaceutical drugs are currently mar)eted and prescribedwithout any proven therapeutic value(/&A "aga8ine, @92"

!/ccording to medical doctors' associations, the )nown dangerous sideeffects ofpharmaceutical drugs have become the fourth leading cause of death after heartattac)s, cancer and stro)es(ournal of the /merican "edical /ssociation, April05, 0992"

!"illions of people and patients around the world are defrauded twice / majorportion of their income is used up to finance the e5ploding profits of thepharmaceutical industry In return, they are offered a medicine that does not evencure!

:r at is currentl7 speareading te figt against te parmaceutical industries aste7 see> to legislate against our free use of 8itamins and minerals* Cf tislegislation is passed, it ill directl7 affect 7ou in man7 a7s* #lease 8isit ebsitettp.@@*8itamins-for-all*org rigt no and sign te petition* Ct ill onl7 ta>e &!seconds and is so important* And suc is te nature of te information still to comeon tis site, C a8e e8er7 confidence tat 7ou ill be rigt bac>

?riting in te ofall medical treatment in terms of parmaceutical inter8ention onl7* ?ile te

politic>ing and big business string-pulling is ta>ing place beind te scenes, ourminds are being ased it te constant frot of emoti8e, unfounded, pro-
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establisment, populist eadlines suc as. Anoter brea>troug at et*" ;ancer 8accineclose (Pes, and close since 0915, actuall7* %ut please, continue to gi8egenerousl7, because next time it could be 7ou"

And so it goes on* And all te ile, te mortalit7 statistics orsen* Pet still, temone7--our mone7--Just >eeps on rolling in* $n tat note, te ;ampaign Against4raudulent Medical esearc as arned.!#he ne5t time you are as)ed to donate to a cancer organisation, bear in mind that

your money will be used to sustain an industry which has been deemed by manyeminent scientists as a =ualified failure and by others as a complete fraud!0&

8ammography and the pread of 'reast Cancer

an>s go to :r im $ISea for te folloing 8er7 important information on tepractice of mammograp7.!#his is one topic where the line between advertising and scientific proof hasbecome very blurred /s far bac) as 13D, the /merican Cancer %ociety itself andits government colleague, the National Cancer Institute, terminated the routine use

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the procedure itself can increase the possibility of metastasis by as much as >4?0r "c0ougall notes that between 14 and 13 of the time, breast cancer is aselflimiting, nonlifethreatening type called 'ductal carcinoma in situ' #hisharmless cancer can be made active by the compressive force of routine

mammography(Mc:ougall, p* 0!5"

!"ost e5tensive studies show no increased survival rate from routine screeningmammograms /fter reviewing all available literature in the world on the subject,noted researchers 0rs (right and "ueller of the niversity of +ritish Columbiarecommended the withdrawal of public funding for mammography screeningbecause the 'benefit achieved is marginal, and the harm caused is substantial' (ancet, Gul7 0, 0995"

e arm te7Ire referring to includes te constant orr7ing and emotional

distress, as ell as te tendenc7 for unnecessar7 procedures and testing to be done,based on results ic a8e a false positi8e rate as ig as 5!Q* (New or) #imes,:ecember 0, 0991"0&a

$he on3Conventional 8edical 8ar6etplace

?ilst te remit of tis article does not extend to a full exploration of te influencetat mone7 as ad o8er te corruption of true medicine and medical practice, let

te reader be assured tat con8entional medicine as more tan its fair sare ofattendant commercial pressures, and especiall7 so in te orld of cancer, as esall soon disco8er*

Aside from te iles of te mercant, genuine medicine also as ala7s ad to dobattle it te ell-intentioned paraealer,0o unittingl7 as te capacit7 topro8e eFuall7 as treatening to te cause, but for 8er7 different reasons* e non-con8entional medical mar>etplace seems to be dominated b7 tose o are able todeli8er an admirabl7 coerent deconstruction of te con8entional paradigm, buto coose not to appl7 te same le8el of intelligent critiFue to teir on, often

ac>7, nostrums*

As suc, e are subJected to an eFuall7 misguided barrage of pronouncements, forexample. !%ubmit not to the ravages of chemolet (hite .agle purge you of thosenegative energies3 Visit a p7ramid, a saman (IM7 sic>ness is a samanic gift andcallingI0a", a cancer IguideI (I$>a7, group* E7es closed* Pour cancer is receding*e lump is disintegrating* En8isage te all-consuming fireI" A coat of mud, ofseaeed or bot, some ps7co-surger7, some radionics, tis terap7, tat terap7and, of course, a tousand-and-one fol> remedies. grandmaIs trusted brain tumour

elixir peraps, a alnut >ernel perfectl7 preser8ed in rainater (se8en drops, treetimes a da7"O
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;elebrities it te more serious illnesses recei8e tese ell-intentioned tips andtric>s b7 te sac>load* Gon :iamond as no exception.!I've had anecdotal evidence from those who believe in voodoo, the power of the

fairy peopleyes, reallydrin)ing my own pJJs and any number of other

remedies- I should put my faith in the +essarabian radish, the desiccated root ofwhich has been used for centuries by #artar nomads to cure athlete's foot, tenniselbow and cancer, as detailed in their boo), (hy our 0octor $ates ou /nd(ants ou #o 0ie, review copy enclosed-!05

Notitstanding te genuine treatments a8ailable in te natural cabinet (e salldiscuss tis in part to", a uge number of remedies being sold as medicine toda7contain no sensible metodolog7--7et, amazingl7, te7 are selling 8er7 ell* No

better is tis penomenon illustrated tan in te lucrati8e minor ailments mar>et,ere, on a dail7 basis across te orld, untold millions are being spent on

parmacologicall7 inert mixtures and essences, producing trul7 mar8ellousresults it illnesses from ic e ere going to get better an7a7*0)

$he Dangers of (ncritical $hin6ing

Cn trut, ere te general public to be gi8en clear information on te nature of self-limiting illness and on te ondrous abilit7 of a properl7 nourised immune s7stemto o8ercome almost all ills unaided, te bottom ould fall out of te minor ailments

mar>et tomorro, bot con8entional and alternati8e*

ard Fuestions arising from tisdiscussion, suc as o can 7ou continue to sell tese ointments as ImedicinesI inte ligt of tis >noledgeD, are usuall7 defended not b7 ansering te actualFuestion itself, but b7 te terapist appealing to te ortiness of is ider

pilantropic goals and to te muc greater treat to te global populace posedb7 te mercantIs ouse it all its toxic ares, etcetera, etcetera*

:onald Kould, autor of The Black and White Medicine Show, as arned of te

dangers e in8ite b7 adopting suc laissez-faire reasoning.!(hy not ma)e the most of what the nonconformists have to offer and to hell withuncharitable logic6 #here is, I suggest, a powerful reason for rejecting this

superficially attractive option #ruth is a fundamental value If we accept uncriticalthin)ing in one area of our lives for the sa)e of convenience or because of the

popular appeal of a seductive myth and the shortterm comfort to be gained bybelieving in the unbelievable, or because the false answer lets us pretend we arecompetently coping with a painful problem we haven't truly tac)led, then we are allthe more li)ely to adopt the same strategy in other situations, from dealing with the

family to managing the national economy, and from chairing the parish council tohandling arsenals of nuclear weapons #he result is li)ely to be unhappy and


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stands a decent chance of proving a disaster Irrational beliefs are alwaysdangerously corrupting, even when they only relate to the cause and cure of

piles!01

Continued in part 2

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0* See ebsite ttp.@@*crc*org*u>@cancer@csRmortalit70*tml*

* Cancer #he %ocial Impact, atttp.@@7a>>o*bme*8irginia*edu@biom&!@notes@cancer*tm*&* %uc>man, :r ob,"agic or "edicine,#an %oo>s, 099** :iamond, Gon, 'C'* +ecause Cowards Get Cancer #oo, Vermilion #ress, 0999*5* Mate, #rof* Keorge, %cientific "edicine %tymied, MLdicines Nou8elles(#aris", 0929*)* Bast, ?alter, #he .cologist,8ol* 2, no* , Marc@April 0992*1* e ome of $rtomolecular $ncolog7, atttp.@@*canceraction*org*gg@index*tm*2* Kriffin, Edard K*, (orld (ithout Cancer, American Media #ublications, 099)*

9* :a7, #illip, Cancer* (hy (e're %till 0ying #o Anow #he #ruth,;redence#ublications, !!!*0!* :a7, ibid*0!a* Chemotherapy an unproven procedure, atttp.@@*tedoctoritin*com@index!*tml00* :iamond, ibid*00a* See ttp.@@*>at7>eeton-cancer*com*0* Be ;arrL, Gon, inter8ie in #he Nation, Ne Por>, April 9, !!0*0a* 4ull stor7, described as professional prostitution, at

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%ut at rele8ance does all tis a8e to te debate on treatments for cancerD ?ereis all of tis eadedD is as been a necessar7 di8ersion--firstl7, tat e migt

begin to understand some of te frustrations tat man7 reasoned tin>ers a8e itte issues raised3 and secondl7, tat e migt begin to consider te impact tatsuc ea>ened tin>ing as on genuine natural treatments for disease* 4or instance,at damage is secondaril7 being rougt upon te reputation of te genuinetreatments in te cabinet, te ones tat can actuall7 ealD

Sadl7, tere is no clear di8ision beteen te reputation of muc of te unregulatedalternati8e ealt industr7 and tat of te man7 sensible and pro8en, non-con8entional treatments a8ailable toda7* Ct as all become a orrible blur and is a

point of maJor concern e8en to te non-ortodox regulator7 bodies o8erseeing tealternati8e@complementar7 ealt mo8ement* e ole arena is fraugt it asman7 8ested interests and misunderstandings as con8entional ealt, but

commentaries draing suc conclusions--e8en from tose concerned bodiess7mpatetic to te natural approac--are 8ieed as almost eretical and someobetra7ing te broterood of te alternati8e ierarc7*

#ersonall7 spea>ing, critical debate sould commence as soon as possible itregard to tose elping terapies tat onl7 temporaril7 distract te seriousl7 ill* Cnneed onl7 of sensible ad8ice and sensible treatment, tese people can 8er7 Fuic>l7end up orse off in bod7, mind and spirit--and, last but not least, in poc>et--leading8er7 Fuic>l7 to derision and a carte blance dismissal of all te good tat genuinenatural treatments a8e to offer*

Gon :iamond stated tat tere as as muc cance of is going don tealternati8e treatment route as tere as of te #ope getting drun> on tecommunion ine and getting off it a couple of nuns*02?ilst e can perapsunderstand some of Gon :iamondIs frustrations, is comparisons donIt exactl7 aidte cause* %ecause te trut is tat te alternati8istIs cabinet is not all mumbo

Jumbo b7 an7 means* Kenuine medicine can be found in tere*

#eraps a name cange is in order* Are e alternati8eD Are e complementar7D%ut complementar7 to atD o cemoterap7, perapsD %ut ten, at medicinecould possibl7 complement cemoterap7D SouldnIt tere Just be medicine andnon-medicine, full stopD %e tat as it ma7, man7 people are rongl7 assuming tatte non-ortodox medical cabinet is barren and not ort7 of closer inspection*

e az7 and often craz7 information being disseminated on numerous non-con8entional treatments, coupled it our innate and naT8e trust in te ortodox7,is te reason 7 tousands of people li>e Gon :iamond are sta7ing it, andrel7ing upon, con8entional treatments for serious illnesses including cancer* As aresult, tousands of people li>e Gon :iamond are d7ing, and often in a orrible

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:itamin '1;

Cn is noledge claims on an7 treatments tat earn mone7

and, con8ersel7, on an7 treatments tat do not earn mone7 for te drug companiesare ne8er neutral*
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:r alp Moss ser8ed as te Assistant :irector of #ublic Affairs at AmericaIs mostfamous cancer researc institution, Memorial Sloan-=ettering in Manattan* e>nos te cancer industr7 inside out* ead at e ad to sa7 in an April 099inter8ie it Baura Bee, and Judge for 7ourself te Fualit7 of te e8idence againstte effecti8eness of 8itamin %01.

:r Moss. Sortl7 after C ent to or> at te Sloan-=ettering ;ancer CnstituteW, C8isited te elderl7 Gapanese scientist =anematsu Sugiura, o astonised me ene told me e as or>ing on laetrile (%01"* At te time it as te mostcontro8ersial ting in cancer, reputed to be a cure for cancer* ?e in #ublic Affairsere gi8ing out statements tat laetrile as ortless, it as Fuac>er7, and tat

people sould not abandon pro8en terapies* C as astonised tat our mostdistinguised scientist ould be botering it someting li>e tis, and C said,I?7 are 7ou doing tis if it doesnIt or>DI e too> don is lab boo>s and

soed me tat, in fact, laetrile as dramaticall7 effecti8e in stopping te spread ofcancer*

Baura Bee. So tis is 8erified, tat laetrile can a8e tis positi8e effectD

Moss. ?e ere finding tis and 7et e in #ublic Affairs ere told to issuestatements to te exact opposite of at e ere finding scientificall7*&

, ?orld ?itout ;ancer, cancer industr7 researcer K*Edard Kriffin notes.!.very laetrile study had been tarnished with the same )ind of scientific ineptitude,bias and outright deception- %ome of these studies openly admitted evidence ofanticancer effect, but hastened to attribute this effect to other causes %ome wereto5icity studies only, which means that they weren't trying to see if laetrile waseffective, but merely to determine how much of it was re=uired to )ill the

patient!5

e e8idence supporting Gon :iamondIs claim tat 8itamin %01 is useless ande8en dangerous is a8ailable in abundance in all of te maJor cancer institutionstoda7* ?ell, of course it is ?eIre in te mercantIs ouse, donIt forget

As #at attigan, autor of e ;ancer %usiness, reports.

!#he threat to the cancer business from effective therapies was ta)en very seriouslyfrom the beginning +y the 1B4s, the %yndicate had ;44,444 names on its '=uac)'
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files Mitamin +13, being a uni=ue threat due to its simplicity, attracted moreconcentrated attac)s than all the other treatments put together* fraudulent testreports9 hired, bannercarrying pic)ets outside clinics9 rigged juries9 newspapercharacter assassinations9 dismissal of heretic employees9 etc #he 70/,

orchestrating the onslaught, sent out 14,444 posters and hundreds of thousands ofleaflets warning about the dangers of the to5icity of the nonto5ic substance.arlier, a Congressional /ccounting &ffice had found that ;es up te stor7.

!I was lecturing in +uffalo, New or) and-after I had made some strongstatements, a man stood up and said, '0r "anner, how in the world can you ma)estatements li)e that when the 70/ is ma)ing these other statements6' I reiteratedthat the 70/ statements were lies $e said, 'oo) at this little girl in upstate Newor)9 she too) her father's laetrile tablets and died of cyanide poisoning' ust then,a little lady stood up* '0r "anner, let me answer that =uestion I thin) I am entitledto because I am that little baby's mother #hat baby never touched her father'slaetrile tablets #he doctor, )nowing the father was on laetrile, mar)ed down!possible cyanide poisoning! /t the hospital they used a cyanide antidote and itwas the antidote that )illed the child /nd yet that statement will continue toappear, even though they )now it is a lie'!1

e scare stories ala7s focus on te minute amounts of naturall7 occurringc7anide found in 8itamin %01* %ut no mention is made in an7 of tese stories of teondrous mecanism go8erning te release of tis c7anide* No arm is done to te

person eating tis 8itamin (if tat ere te case, eI8e consumed enoug apricots,apples, peaces, cerries, etc* containing %01 to a8e finised us off long ago"* ec7anide is released onl7 en cancerous cells are recognised b7 teir igglucosidase content* %01 c7anide attac>s cancer cells specificall7* No large

amounts of glucosidase detected means no c7anide release* est assured, tere is noe8idence tat 8itamin %01 can >ill--unless, of course, one is accidentall7 crusedunder a pallet of te stuff

A furter embarrassment for te cancer ortodox7 must surel7 be te researcbeing carried out at te Cmperial ;ollege in Bondon, ere researcers are loo>ingat a7s of using naturall7 occurring plant c7anide specificall7 to attac> uman

boel tumours* e idea came about after stud7ing te pattern of specific c7aniderelease in te almond and cassa8a fruit ic protects tem from insect attac>*Anoter one of tose natural onders, Just cr7ing out to be eard, is at last being

listened to b7 te ortodox7, perapsD2
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Ver7 sadl7, in assessing te deser8edness of te sad7 reputation bestoed upon8itamin %01 metabolic terap7, e realise it is entirel7 unarranted and tat,instead, tere as been a sustained attac> b7 te con8entional cancer industr7 ontis treatment--an attac> tat as been carried on in one form or anoter for te last! 7ears*

As mentioned earlier, it global spending on con8entional cancer running into teundreds of billions annuall7, a naturall7 occurring cancer cure of an7 descriptionis an unanted intruder*

ere is :r Moss, again from te April 099 Baura Bee inter8ie, tis time on temone7 in8ol8ed in con8entional cancer.Moss. !/bout D;4,444 people die every year of cancer in the %, and it really is anepidemic disease (e have got a tremendous industry .very one of those people

who is getting cancer and dying of it is going to be treated, and these treatmentsare e5tremely e5pensive Chemo is costed atO tens of thousands, sometimeshundreds of thousands of dollars / bone marrow transplant, which is basicallyanother way of giving chemotherapy, or radiation, can run to about H1ed tongue in tis cain of e8ents* e

desperatel7 anted to li8e* is single paragrap read b7 tousands as Just anoterexample of te damaging >noc>-on effect of mercant-spea>* Mercant-spea> on8itamin %01 metabolic terap7 as exacted a gra8e inJustice upon tis treatment,and subseFuentl7 upon all o a8e been persuaded to tin> li>eise*

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> Phillip

#illip is )* Cn April !!0, e as diagnosed it inoperable lung cancer* eoncologist soed im te -ra7s tat confirmed te dreaded sados* e astold to go ome, enJo7 is life as best e could and put is affairs in order* A ee>later, in a cance con8ersation at or>, #illip as told about 8itamin %01* #illipimmediatel7 began ta>ing a combination of 8itamin %01 and 8itamin ;* 4ourmonts later, #illip returned to ospital for a cec>-up, ere a ne set of -ra7sas ta>en* e sados ad completel7 disappeared* Sa7s #illip.!I )now what I saw, and the doctor couldn't e5plain it I'm continuing with myvitamin +13 regime and eating about 14 )ernels a day!&!

#illip no pa7s great attention to is diet and belie8es tat at e put into ourbodies can a8e a dramatic effect medicinall7*

$he mportance of utrition

ereIs Gon :iamond again, tis time on some nutter it a magical diet.!I was waiting my turn for 8apping radiationO one day and mentioned theludicrousness of one diet I'd been reading about #he radiographer agreed and

said that when she had started at the hospital there used to be a nutter who, havingrefused radiography, would come down and rail against those sitting in theradiotherapy waiting room, telling them they should abandon evil radiation and

ta)e up his magical diet 'Criminal,' I said 'ou )ic)ed him out, of course6' '(ellyes,' she said, 'we )ic)ed him out regularly #he only thing was, he did survive foryears and the cancer did disappear' (hich only goes to provewell, nothing verymuch at all, really, but I thought I'd pass it on in the name of fair dealing!&0

No if tis cancer nutter as Just an isolated case of reco8er7 troug diet, isreco8er7 ould not of course constitute proof* %ut it 8itamin %01 metabolicterap7, e are seeing tremendous results time after time* ;ontinuing on in tename of fair dealingO

> ?illiam

?illiam as diagnosed it a tumour in te oesopagus* e could not sallofood itout it being liFuidised* e ad read about 8itamin %01 0 monts

pre8iousl7 and ad >ept te article* ?illiam began ta>ing 8itamin %01 soon afterte diagnosis* After tree ee>s e as salloing food a lot easier, and afterabout se8en ee>s e as told b7 is doctor tat te onl7 reason for tis as

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Sa7s ?illiam. !#he operation to remove the tumour was cancelled and I am stillawaiting the results of the latest scan I feel fit as a fiddle I pay attention to my dietand I than) God =uite literally for vitamin +13 It is time the N$% National $ealth%erviceO recognised this vitamin as an alternative to the conventional treatments I

consider that any money spent on +13 is money well spent!&

?hat Are ?e !ating@

Ct is interesting to note tat tere are cultures toda7 o remain almost entirel7cancer free* e Ab>asians, te AzerbaiJanis, te unzas, te Es>imos and te=ara>orum all li8e on foodstuffs ric in nitriloside or 8itamin %01* eir foodconsists 8ariousl7 of buc>eat, peas, broad beans, lucerne, turnips, lettuce,

sprouting pulse or grain, apricots it teir seeds, and berries of 8arious >inds*eir diet can pro8ide tem it as muc as 5!Uendas3&,!!! mg of nitriloside ada7* e founding fater of 8itamin %01 researc, Ernst * =rebs, Gr, studied tedietar7 abits of tese tribes* =rebs stated.!pon investigating the diet of these people, we found that the seed of the apricotwas pri8ed as a delicacy and that every part of the apricot was utili8ed!&&

e a8erage ?estern diet, it its refined, fibreless foods, offers less tan mg ofnitriloside a da7* Ct as also been noted tat nati8es from tese tribes o mo8einto ci8ilised areas and cange teir diets accordingl7 are prone to cancers at te

regular ?estern incidence*&

$he "ight 8aterials

Cn is boo>,@reface to Cancer* Nature, Cause and Cure, :r Alexander %erglas astis to sa7 about cancer incidence.!Civili8ation is, in terms of cancer, a juggernaut that cannot be stopped- It is thenature and essence of industrial civili8ation to be to5ic in every sense- (e are

faced with the grim prospect that the advance of cancer and of civili8ation paralleleach other!&5

e uman bod7 as an amazing capacit7 to reco8er, if e loo> after it properl7and if e suppl7 it it te proper materials for repair* ?or>ing it non-toxic,

p7sio-friendl7 treatments can onl7 or> in our fa8our* Gust loo> at te side-effectsof 8itamin %01 as described b7 K* Edard Kriffin in ?orld ?itout ;ancer.!+13 side effects include increased appetite, weight gain, lowered blood pressure,increased hemoglobin and red blood cell count, elimination or sharp reduction of

pain without narcotics9 builds up the body's resistance to other diseases, is a
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therapy, who believe @auling was right and that the popular nutrient isindispensable to the body in its fight to regain health from cancer!&2

Vitamin ; can protect against breast cancer* After re8ieing 9! studies on terelationsip beteen 8itamin ; and cancer, Klad7s %loc>, #:, at te ele7, concluded.!#here is overwhelming evidence of the protective effect of vitamin C and otherantio5idants against cancer of the breast!&9

And Keoffre7 * oe, of te National ;ancer Cnstitute of ;anada, re8ieed 0controlled case studies of diet and breast cancer and noted tat 8itamin ; ad temost consistent statisticall7 significant relationsip to te reduction of breast cancerris>*!$n te subJect of te importance of mineral and 8itamin supplements, arecentNew or) #imesfront-page article Fuoted :r Keoffre7 #* $a>le7, Gr, at te

;enters for :isease ;ontrol and #re8ention in Atlanta, as sa7ing.!(e, the physicians, were mista)en not to recommend vitamin supplements to ourpatients for so long (e need just to admit that, on this one, we were wrong!0

Bet te reader be assured tat te recent scare tactics surrounding 8itamin ; and itssupposed lin>s to cancer are Just anoter one of tose smear campaignsorcestrated b7 te mercants*

'uite simpl7, an7 good nes on 8itamin ; represents 7et anoter treat to teparmaceutical industr7Is considerable income from con8entional cancer

treatments* e full stor7 on te 8ested interests supporting te autor of te muc-publicised 8itamin ;@cancer stor7 can be found at te ebsitettp.@@*atareesalloing*freeser8e*co*u>@8itc*tm*

> %ael

azel ad been gi8en a 8irtual deat sentence b7 er cancer doctor, o told ertat altoug tere as an 2) per cent reco8er7 rate from er t7pe of breast cancer,se as unfortunatel7 in te smaller categor7* As pre8iousl7 noted, azelIs

cemoterap7 as onl7 ma>ing er feel terrible, and se decided tat if se eregoing to die ten se ould do so itout furter con8entional treatment* azel

began a regime of intra8enousl7 administered 8itamin ; and supplements,including 8itamin %01, and paid great attention to er diet* Se soon began to feel agreat deal better* Se regained er eigt, er air and er appetite*

About nine monts folloing te diagnosis, se as troubled it loer bac> painand 8isited er doctor* e suggested a furter scan based on azelIs loer bac>

pain, ic te doctor belie8ed as possibl7 te result of er cancer a8ing spread

to te base of er spine* azel said tere as no a7 se as going for more
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cemoterap7 or scans, ic se belie8es in temsel8es can trigger carcinogenicacti8it7*

Cnstead, azel supplemented er 8itamin ; regime it a course of 8itamin %01>ernels, and se also maintained a sensible diet and sta7ed aa7 from ercon8entional cancer p7sician* e blood count ta>en b7 er K# before ;ristmasread as normal* Se feels 8er7 ealt7 and is in te process of riting a boo> abouter experiences* Se feels passionatel7 tat people need to >no tat tere arealternati8e cancer treatments a8ailable, and se spea>s to groups on tis subJect*

eed for Data and !ducation

4inall7, e ear from :r Nicola embr7 of te :o8e ;linic, ic specialises inte non-con8entional approac to cancer care and treatment.!Nutritional treatments such as highdose vitamin C and +13 laetrileO have been)nown about for years, and there are many success stories from patients luc)yenough to have received and benefited from them Kesearch shows that levels ofB44 mg:d vitamin C in the blood can )ill cancer cells by a proo5idativemechanism, and there is a great deal of data showing that +13 is preferentiallyto5ic to cancer cells!#he trouble is that there is little in the way of welldesigned random control trialdata for the use of these substances, and therefore mainstream medicine rejects

them out of hand without even considering the evidence available or even as)ingwhy these trials haven't been carried out It has to be said that one of the reasons isa lac) of financial incentive because these substances cannot be patented!%adly, it is the cancer sufferers who lose out #o not even have the choice of these

safer, more natural treatments, even when a cancer is deemed incurable and onlypalliative chemotherapy or radiotherapy is offered, is in my view totallyunacceptable I have seen many patients e5perience an improved duration and=uality of life with an integrated approach, and some go on to achieve completeremission of their disease, even when dismissed as incurable by theironcologists!&

reating cancer is not Just about getting old of 8itamin %01 as Fuic>l7 as possible*?e need to be educated in a ole range of issues* #illip :a7Is boo>, ;ancer.?7 ?eIre Still :7ing o =no e rut, as been ritten in an easil7 readableand understandable manner, specificall7 to inform te general public on all of te>e7 issues pertaining to natural treatment for cancer* Ct ma>es for necessar7 andfascinating reading*

4or tose readers interested in finding out more on te issues raised in tis article,

Just clic> on te folloing titles a8ailable from ;redence #ublications at teebsite ttp.@@*credence*org.
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X Cancer* (hy (e're %till 0ying #o Anow #he #ruth Uendas3 A concise accountof te cancer industr7 and of te good nes on 8itamin %01 metabolic terap7*

X Mitamin +13 "etabolic #herapy* / Clinical GuideUendas3 A clinical accountof 8itamin %01, detailing te landmar> researc on tis most 8ital of 8itamins in tefigt against cancer*

X7ood 7or #houghtUendas3 :elicious recipes designed to promote ealt* A8ital contribution to cancer pre8ention and reco8er7*

Closing Comments#

rougout te riting of tis article, C a8e been acutel7 aare of tree tings*

4irstl7, CI8e been aare of m7 slender mortalit7 and tat onl7 b7 te grace of Koda8e C not ad to face a cancer diagnosis of m7 on* C >no tat for man7, teinformation contained in :eat b7 :octoring ill bring sadness as ell as anger*%ut in its telling, C also belie8e tis stor7 brings great ope*

Secondl7, 8itamin %01 metabolic terap7 and 8itamin ; form onl7 part of a mucider regime of treatments tat a8e pro8en successful in te treatment of cancer*ese and oter sensible treatments are explained in more detail in te abo8e;redence titles*

irdl7, C am conscious of te fact tat tere are elements of con8entional medicalpractice tat are sa8ing and enancing li8es e8er7 da7, not least in some metods ofearl7 cancer diagnosis and in acute and emergenc7 medicine* Ma7 te goodcontinue, and ma7 te bad be open to complete reappraisal*

4inall7, C do so is CId been gi8en te opportunit7 to meet Gon :iamond, becauseC rec>on eId a8e got on li>e a ouse on fire* And o >nos at migt a8eappened as a resultD

Author9s ote#

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!ndnotes#

02* :iamond, Gon, 'C'* +ecause Cowards Get Cancer #oo, Vermilion #ress, 0999*09* :iamond, Gon, 'uac>s on te ac>, &bserver, :ecember &, !!!*!* Kriffin, K* Edard, (orld (ithout Cancer* #he %tory of Mitamin +13,American Media #ublications, 091, 099)*0* :a7, #illip (compiler",+13 "etabolic #herapy Lendash9 In the @reventionand Control of Cancer, ;redence #ublications, !!0** :a7, #illip, Cancer* (hy (e're %till 0ying #o Anow #he #ruth, ;redence#ublications, !!!*&* ibid** Moss, alp, #he Cancer %yndrome, Kro8e #ress, 092!*5* Kriffin, ibid*)* ibid*1* attigan, #at, e ;ancer %usiness,

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R90&!!!@90&)&*stm*9* :a7, ;ancer. ?7 ?eIreO, ibid*&!* #illipIs testimon7, on file at ;redence #ublications*&0* :iamond, I;I. %ecause ;oardsO, ibid*&* =rebs, Ernst *,Nutritional and #herapeutic Implications, Gon %eardMemorial 4oundation, 09) (pri8atel7 publised"*&&* ?illiamIs testimon7, on file at ;redence #ublications*&* Stefansson, VilJalmur, Cancer* 0isease of Civili8ation6 /n /nthropologicaland $istorical %tudy, ill U ?ang, Ne Por>, 09)!*&5* %erglas, :r Alexander,@reface to Cancer* Nature, Cause and Cure, #asteurCnstitute, #aris, 0951*&)* Kriffin, ibid*&1* 4loraIs testimon7, on file at ;redence #ublications*&2* :a7, ;ancer. ?7 ?eIreO, ibid*&9* See ttp.@@*accessealt* com@ealt@reportSa8eQ!aQ!?omanIsQ!Bife*tm*

!* ibid*0* ibid** azelIs testimon7, on file at ;redence #ublications*&* 4rom autorIs inter8ie@correspondence it :r Nicola embr7, on file at;redence #ublications*

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About the Author#

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