THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
Hopefully the age of computers will set free the bird of truth
as was never before possible. Patients now have easy access to
information just like doctors and researchers do.
Yet this book is not a critique of current clinical manage-
ment of cancer. No experiments were done on age-matched pa-
tients with similar cancers comparing my treatments to chemo-
therapy, radiation or surgery. Scientific/clinical evaluations
await the future. The good news is that this new method is not
incompatible with clinical treatments in most respects. But the
use of certain vitamins may be considered undesirable by your
oncologist if she/he is planning certain chemotherapies. There is
a very large body of research literature that discusses the use of
supplements in cancer.^6 Your oncologist may wish to peruse
some of the references cited in this research report as well as
throughout this book.
Most victims of cancer have been given an accurate diagno-
sis, meaning a label for their cancer. After this a protocol
(procedure) for this particular cancer was applied, taken from a
scientifically acquired bank of data. Here is a sample: MMM
chemotherapy regimen for breast cancer, MOB chemotherapy
regimen for cancer of the cervix, MOCCA chemotherapy regi-
men for myeloma, MOPP/ABVD chemotherapy regimen for
Hodgkin’s disease, and MOPLACE chemotherapy regimen for
MOPP- and ABVD-resistant Hodgkin’s disease.^7 Radiation and
surgery protocols are also carefully described and prescribed.
All this data and its efficacy is undoubtedly correct, taken
within the boundaries of the varied assumptions made to get
them.
A huge catalog of such data exists, with the precise protocol
for each category and sub-category of cancer. Your doctor may
still be creative and flexible within this protocol or use a new
(^6) Jaakkola, K., et al., Treatment with Antioxidant and other Nutrients in Combination
with Chemotherapy and Irradiation in Patients with Small-Cell Lung Cancer,
Anticancer Research, v. 12, 1992, pp. 599-606.
(^7) Haskell, Charles M., Cancer Treatment, 4th ed., W.B. Saunders Company, 1995.
Taken from index, p. 1212.