THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
IHO/W means Immersion in Hot Oil or hot Water for pre-
scribed periods of time after immobilization in various ways and
appropriate anesthesia, etc.
PMT/GA means Pressure is to be applied on top of (or from
the bottom of) the center of the pain location to MT (maximum
tolerated) with or without local anesthesia. The doctor can crea-
tively decide whether GA (general anesthesia) may be used and
the length of time to apply pressure in order to maximize treat-
ment. It is explained to you that the treatment is effective for five
years in 30% of cases but you will be carefully followed to catch
the earliest recurrence.You, the patient, may be shocked almost to tears, and ask
the doctor how your toe pain could warrant such drastic meas-
ures, whether this really is prosematis.
Yet, this seems like a foolish question when your own edu-
cational training tells you the diagnosis was scientifically ac-
quired, the measuring devices were all accurate, and a thousand
scientific studies support the catalog of protocols for prosema-
tis. Undoubtedly, the treatment is effective and will work for
you. You tell yourself you must simply trust.
Only a modern human being could be so duped. These rec-
ommendations would be hilariously funny to a primitive person
who would first of all throw away their shoes! But in your igno-
rance, walking to work each day in fashionable shoes, it is en-
tirely serious.
Suppose you go home, too depressed to eat the rest of the
day. You imagine how your toeless foot will look and wonder if
a prosthesis exists. Will your spouse have more of an aversion
to your toeless foot, or prosthesis? You take your shoes off and
step into a hot shower. You tearfully watch TV. Then you no-
tice the pain is temporarily gone. You keep out of those shoes,
take more hot foot baths. Being scientifically oriented, you try
more changes: a better diet, stopping bad habits, and resting
your foot. Eventually, you clear it up yourself!
You can’t help wondering how a clinical treatment could be
so wrong , when all the data that went into it were so right. You
wonder why ordinary things, not scientific in nature, like shoe
fit, diet, and foot use did not come under scrutiny. The doctors