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Cancer Is a Fungus!! -- ?
There are doctors out there now who think that cancer is caused by fungus. Also psoriasis. The treatment is sodium bicarbonate for cancer and to make the body. alkaline.
https://www.curenaturalicancro.com/ https://www.know-the-cause.com/ This week I've been investigating this site. https://www.stopdoingcancer.com/ This guy Nick is providing a daily record of his bladder cancer treatment. Take a look at the blood work photos! He I using Dr Robert Young's protocols which includes a product like MMS but weaker (about 5% solution sodium chlorite). He uses a lot of sodium bicarb to kill off the fungal stuff. I do think it is worth looking at. I have ordered Dr Young's book. Go to this page to read a testimonial for the use of 5% sodium chlorite. https://www.healthsalon.org/369/mms-t...dium-chlorite/ __________________
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Here is another site worth going through. Start with this article:
https://www.winningcancer.com/txt/und...ion-of-cancer/ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5 A U.S. scientist says cancer -- known to be caused by genetic cell mutations -- can also be caused by infections from viruses, bacteria and parasites. "I believe that, conservatively, 15 to 20 percent of all cancer is caused by infections; however, the number could be larger -- maybe double," said Dr. Andrew Dannenberg, director of the Cancer Center at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. "Unfortunately, the public as well as many healthcare workers are unaware of the significance of chronic infection as a potentially preventable cause of cancer," he added. Dannennberg made the remarks in a speech prepared for delivery Wednesday in Philadelphia during the annual international conference of the American Association for Cancer Research. Copyright 2007 by UPI Not only are the public and healthcare workers unaware of the significance of chronic infection as a potentially preventable cause of cancer they are unaware of how to diagnose subclinical infections. They mistake many diseases as autoimmune diseases when in fact they are microbial in origin. They reside in perpetual denial that parasites and infectious microbes reside in all of us even if there are no clinical symptoms.
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Arrowwind, after reading the link on the MMS testimonial, I am becoming convinced that I should try the product. Thanks for this information.
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Arrowwind,
It would be interesting to know what Doug Kaufmann thinks of MMS. Are you aware whether he's taken a position on it? I know he's open to the judicious use of natural and (certain) pharmaceutical anti-fungal medicines (as well as diet, of course). Also, do you know if Dr. Simoncini has an opinion about MMS? These are two prominent figures in the field. Knowing their opinion about MMS would be helpful/of interest to many ... I would think.
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I'd bet my right arm that Doug Kaufmann knows about it but remember, he's into selling books and has strong opinions about products already.
I am not fully convinced that MMS will take care of all the fungus out there that might be causing cancer. I'm still in a wait and see mode. I have not seen tons of cancer testimonials of cure pouring in on the MMS front. A couple, yes, but also cases where it was given a royal try and no improvement. I had seen a post somewhere, and I wish I could remember where, where it was stated that fungus has an extraordinary ability to mutate against what ever is attacking it, so that would include mms perhaps? With the sodium bicarb treatment, it is not an attack on the fungus that is happening but a change in the terrain, and a change that Dr Simoncini states must be maintained for the duration. In other words, hit it hard until it is gone... so it also made me wonder if not doing the sodium bicarb correctly would lend to the possibility of mutation and adaptation also?
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Here's why I think it's a possibility: The dietary approach basically aims to deprive the fungi with their preferred form of nourishment (certain carbohydrates and moldy foods). The sodium bicarbonate, as you said, changes the terrain (the pH) and therefore makes it less-hospitable for the fungi. These approaches, for the most part, aren't directly attacking the fungi. They're just not encouraging them. Anyhow, like I said, this is just a guess on my part. It seems like it may be an important distinction however.
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Arrowwind,
I have read quite a bit of Dr. Simoncini's protocol but still don't understand exactly how to go about using bicarbinate of soda. When you say "hit it hard until it's gone" would that mean taking it orally...internally? In one article he mentioned drinking 1 tsp. bicarbinate of soda mixed with a glass of water twice a day. Do you think this is sufficient? I know he applies the solution directly to the cancer too, but that is hard to do as a home remedy. How would you go about using the soda? nightowl |
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It all depends on where the cancer is located. You have to get to where it is located. If you read his protocols on his website you will understand. He is very specific. By hitting it hard I mean don't let up until it is gone. You can't do it for a week and take a week off then on for three days off two, etc. You just won't kill it that way.
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cancer/fungus
One of the doctors I have been seeing believes in the cancer/fungus connection. In fact, a few months ago he went to Europe to study with Dr. Simoncini who has popularized this theory. Since the vitamin C IVs he gave me did not seem to work in combating my cancer, he gave me a series of sodium bicarbonate IVs. I think I got about seven IVs in a row--one per day. I had to stop because they made me quite sick.
I have viewed Dr. Simoncini's internet talk and demonstration. I was not impressed. It seemed very unscientific. If sodium bicarb works at all, I suspect it is because it alkalizes the system. Cancer does not like that, apparently. But it did not work for me. Mike |
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Mike,
On Dr Simoncini's site he presents this course of treatment for prostate ca. "If there has been no surgical operation, it is possible to first attempt to treat the neoplasia through urethral catheters which allow the spreading of the saline solutions inside the prostatic lobes through the ducts. It is possible to combine this with periglandular infiltrations applied transrectally by utilizing very long needles of the type used for amniocentesis. Where it is not possible to treat the mass adequately or in the presence of post-surgical relapse, the administration of sodium bicarbonate repeated in cycles of 6-7-8 days per month directly in the pudendal artery generally turns out to be extremely effective. In the presence of a concomitant invasion of the pelvic cavity, it is possible to adopt the same therapeutic scheme used for peritoneal carcinosis, that is, by using a small catheter to position inside the abdomen and close to the mass." I am wondering if these IV's that you had brought the sodium bicarb in direct contact with the tumor site? I do think that a change of ph is key to curing the disease. And like you I am not convinced that all cancers are related to fungus.
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bicarb
Arrowwind,
The IVs I got were, of course, systemic. It would be impossible to get the bicarb into direct contact with the cancer via tubes or whatever since it is spread throughout my pelvic region, lower back, and liver. Perhaps getting it directly to the source (prostate) might help--if indeed there was fungus there. One would think a biopsy could detect a fungus. Does Dr. S do biopsies, I wonder, to make sure there is fungus where he is treating his patients? Since my greatest pain is still in the prostate area, one treatment I have used off and on which I think may have some success in this area, at least, is a suppository which contains a cancer-killing chemical whose name escapes me at present (Lupron brain), the herb arteminisin (artesunate), and DMSO. Though more potent in the rectal area, I presume, the DMSO should take ithese substances to other body parts. Mike |
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