THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
This may still not be the final step to be taken for Anthony, but he un-
derstands the power of nature and the feebleness of research or medicine and
may act in time. We wish him well.
Post Script from Anthony, December 4.
“The next routine appointment with my regular, allopathic doctor pro-
duced this exchange: Dr.: ‘Did you have surgery?’ Anthony: ‘No, I did not
want surgery so I went offshore, alternative.’ He dropped the subject and we
moved on to other matters.” We also received a letter a year later, and again
almost a year after that reassuring us that there had been no recurrence.
Anthony Ste-
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year
RBC 4.4 5.32
WBC 9,000 11,800
PLT 293
glucose 62 89
BUN 20 15
creatinine 0.9 1.0
Sodium 143 138
Potassium 4.1 4.0
Chloride 105 105
Calcium 9.3 9.0
Phosphorus 4.3 2.6
T.p. 7.8 6.9
albumin 4.8 4.7
globulin 3.0 2.2
T.b. 0.7 0.6
alk phos 70 71
LDH 157 149
GGT 31
AST (SGOT) 21 19
ALT (SGPT) 29 1.0
uric acid 5.5 4.4
Iron 97 69
triglycerides 178 212
cholesterol 272 2249 Ronald Hartnett Brain Cancer
“Little Ronald’s” adventure with brain cancer taught us a lot about the
brain.
It began at age eight, diagnosed as glioblastoma multiforme/astro-
cytoma. We saw him first at age nine. He was now in Stage IV. He had al-
ready gone through six surgeries to remove the tumor, but each time it grew
back. He also had received intense chemotherapy and six weeks of radiation.
The family had decided not to do another surgery this time for the new
growth. Ronald was extremely weak; nothing had worked. He was on Decad-