THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
ance pH and keep everything in solution. (These, too, must be
sterilized with ½ ml ethyl alcohol and filtered). Whether the ba-
sic IV is chosen to be dextrose or salt (saline) depends on your
blood test results. If your sodium and chloride level are also
low, choose saline. If not, choose dextrose. If both are low,
choose saline and add concentrated glucose. The IV bottle will
be automatically sterilized when the injectable is added con-
taining the alcohol. But if none has been added, then ½ ml alco-
hol should be added to the bottle itself.
Twenty-four hours after teeth are extracted, the relief is felt
by the thyroid and parathyroid gland, as well as the liver, al-
lowing albumin, globulin and calcium to correct themselves.
When albumin is too high (greater than 5), the same toxins
are responsible, cobalt, vanadium, and dyes. Even when T.p.
reaches twelve or higher, you can still recover by doing imme-
diate dental extractions and filling removal. But time now mat-
ters to the minute. And there is nothing to lose—but life.
To sum up, cobalt and vanadium are what cause albumin
and globulin to be too high or too low. These come from both
plastic and metal tooth restorations.
Lactic dehydrogenase (LDH)
Hard exercise causes your muscles to make lactic acid ,
which is what makes you feel stiff next day. Your lactic acid
was made from pyruvic acid because your Krebs cycle in the
muscles couldn’t keep up with the pyruvate you were making
while exercising (see page 99). The enzyme that can intercon-
vert lactic and pyruvic acid is LDH. Excess lactic acid can be
used up by the liver while the muscles recover. Because LDH
levels closely parallel lactic acid levels, labs can test for LDH
instead of lactic acid. The test for LDH is much simpler, there-
fore, universally used to infer lactic acid levels.
We are taught that when an organ is metabolizing poorly the
Krebs cycle also can’t keep up with the pyruvic acid made by
glycolysis. Soon the pyruvate is piled up. Again, LDH is pro-