PART THREE: CASE HISTORIES
: Scandium, Hafnium, PVC (Toxic Elements) YES at lung
and bronchioles
: Europium, Cerium, lridium(Toxic Element) YES at lungs
Dental alloy.
: Gold (Toxic Element) YES at lungs
Teeth.
: Asbestos (Toxic Element) YES at lung
Clothes dryer and hair dryer.
: Oxalate (Kidney Stones) YES
He is to take metal bridge out of mouth. Get all metal tooth fillings
replaced with plastic immediately. They will take their laundry to a
commercial laundry to dry and not use clothes dryer nor hair dryer.
Start thioctic, 100 mg, 2 every waking hour the first day, then
10/day.10 days later
A person called on the telephone saying they had decided “not to go
this route.”
Summary: This man had 4 obvious problems: 1) his dental ware; 2)
his deodorant; 3) asbestos source in his house; 4) PVC somewhere in
his house. I made the mistake of thinking he would certainly return in a
few days for his appointment and we would get him started on his
parasite program then. It was not to be. I can't help wondering who
made the choice: his wife, his children, or himself? I often do see a
family member making the choice for the sick person. Often it's the sick
person's fault for not stating his or her wishes; they are afraid of in-
conveniencing the family and being a burden and costing money. He
was an alert, intelligent man at age 67; he still had a lot to live for.
22 Joyce Stegeman Breast Cancer, Colon Cancer, HIV
Joyce has been going to a clinical doctor for 2 months, but no di-
agnosis has been reached. She reported the following problems: 1) fa-
tigue; 2) hunger and nausea both; 3) warmth in head (mild fever?),
occasional chills; 4) sounds like wind tunnel inside the head (roaring); 5)
loose bowels, 3 to 4 times daily; 6) weight loss; 7) weakness; 8) tired and
restless at same time; 9) some numbness. Slight inflammation of the liver
was seen by one doctor.