PART THREE: CASE HISTORIES
: Dipetalonema, Pancreatic fluke (Parasite) YES; remainder
of box 1 NO
Summary: Joyce had both cancer and the HIV virus. Small wonder
that her symptoms were too confusing for clinical doctors to reach a
diagnosis. By the time I saw her I was routinely testing everybody for
Protein 24 in their white blood cells (immune system); P24 is a small
chip off the core of the virus. When the intestinal fluke was gone, both
cancer and HIV were gone! She had the solvent benzene accumulated in
her; propanol was not tested at the first visit so it can't be ruled out of
the picture. Joyce got her health back. Her illness had made her fi-
nancially broke, so she did not come back. She was only in her early
30's. We hope she is staying off benzene and propanol sources.Edna Kennedy Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer
Edna Kennedy is a vivacious, middle-aged woman with a slightly
stocky frame, age 59. She communicates readily about all the issues
involved in her health problem. She came with her daughter who had her
toddler with her. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy for re-
currence of breast cancer. Her breast cancer started just 5 years ago. She
had a mastectomy and chemo at that time.
Five months ago the cancer recurred in the lung. It was treated to
completion, showing no presence of cancer. But now it has broken out
again and is present in her lung, liver, and brain, as well as other sites.
Her history of previous surgeries are: breast lump - benign, hysterectomy
- parotid tumor, benign. She is currently on four drugs.
She has been on the Birth Control Pill in the past. She has a minor
vision problem. She has overall weakness in her arms, elbows, shoulders,
wrist and hands. Some back ache, legs and knees are very weak. Energy
is very low. She will go off caffeine. She does not smoke or use alcohol.
She will also be off mustard, nitrites and artificial sweeteners in her food.
: Nickel (Toxic Element) YES at lungs, liver, breast, brain
This high level of nickel in her tissues, including brain locations,
suggests tooth metal. She has a rather small amount of visible tooth
metal. She says she also has a crown. I recommended immediate
removal with no replacement except DuralonTM sealer for 1 or more
months until the cancer is gone. We discussed this at length, since
she has a preference for her own dentist at home (several states
away).