THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
Later, I was notified that they were getting ready to wheel him out. I
arose to say goodbye to the family at the exit door and to take that last-
goodbye-look at little Ronald.
Before I could get up, he came running into my office door. His face
was animated. He was caught and set back in the wheelchair. What had
happened? Was it the zapping? Was it the 16 tsp.?
He was suddenly well enough to sit for testing! We lost no time. The
entire tapeworm set of 35 slides was to be tested at nine brain locations or as
long as he could sit. This extensive search turned up at least one of six
different tapeworms (or stages) at seven brain locations! Two brain
locations, optic chiasma and astrocytes were Negative to everything I tested.
Location Tapeworm Found
spinal cord/cervical region Hymenolepis nana eggs, Diphyllobothrium latum eggs
optic chiasma none
astrocytes none
medulla Diphyllobothrium latum scolex
pineal body Hymenolepis diminuta, Taenia solium eggs
choroid plexus Hymenolepis nana eggs
post central gyrus Dipylidium caninum scolex
basal ganglion Taenia pisiformis composite, Taenia solium cysticercus,
Dipylidium caninum scolex
dura mater Taenia solium cysticercus, Taenia pisiformis composite
Evidently, tapeworm stages had been accumulating in the brain and
were not so easily vanquished, not even by a dose of 8 tsp. black walnut
tincture extra strength. But he had gotten two doses about ½ hour apart.
Would that be effective enough? This slate of tapeworm stages was a formi-
dable one. Success was dubious at best and probably too late.
We said goodbye, but it wouldn’t be the last one.
December 8, it is two days later; a phone call (he must still be alive!).
His mother will be bringing him in. He walked in. He is very well. Is playing
at home. Hadn’t played for a very long time. His mother thinks he is feeling
better from deep inside. Test results: benzene, isopropyl, wood alcohol
Negative. Malonic acid Positive.
At this time we had just learned that wherever a tapeworm was to be
found, malonic acid could also be found. In fact, about^2 / 3 of all the tape-
worm slides themselves were actually Positive for malonic acid! So merely
testing for malonic acid would be a quick way of finding tapeworms. Of
course, we would miss many. But if the test was Positive, we could expect a
tapeworm there without going through the 35-slide test. The exact tapeworm
could be identified later, if feasible. Right now, Ronald was still Positive for
tapeworm, according to this interpretation.