THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
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17 Nikki Ashby Lung/Liver/Bone/Lymphatic Cancer
Nikki Ashby, a thin and wiry woman, always active, came with a dedi-
cated friend to take care of her. It all started five years earlier. She had un-
dergone four surgeries to remove tumor (melanoma) from her eye, but then it
had gone to the lung, liver, bone, lymph nodes. There were two marble size
tumors at her neck and another small one coming up on her neck on the other
side. An ultrasound of the liver (not shown) showed two lesions. We planned
to use these little neck tumors as monitors of her progress, but all that would
soon change.
She was fairly clear of toxins at her initial test, only freon, asbestos, ar-
senic and mercury showing up at the “whole body” test. The copper test was
negative, but it showed up at her liver and retina (eye). She was positive for
aflatoxin and malonic acid. Also shigella and staphylococcus aureus bacte-
ria, besides the usual isopropyl alcohol.
Her last surgery was a month ago, the fourth one, and she worried about
losing her vision if it grew back again. We reassured her that could be pre-
vented. We focused on the retina, although her major complaint was severe
low back pain.
A glance at her blood test shows she also had cobalt or vanadium toxic-
ity, since her RBC was too high.
She was obviously coping with too many bacteria (WBC 10,700). But
the LDH and alk phos were only moderately elevated, so there was not a lot
of tumor activity.
She had three vicious air toxins at home: freon, asbestos and arsenic and
the season was winter time when air toxins are especially high and people
mostly indoors. It was good for her to come to Mexico where there is no
heating or air conditioning. [At that time we did not yet know that malonic
acid came from food nor that malonate plus cobalt and vanadium could
come from plastic dental fillings.] We encouraged her to start on dental re-
placement with plastic.
Her IVs were begun at once, three a day, including EDTA, glycyrrhizin
(for the liver lesions), vitamin C and magnesium. Soon she was switched off
EDTA, after copper tested negative at the retina and liver. Then she was
given two glycyrrhizin doses, vitamin C, magnesium, cesium and DMSO.
We also gave her silymarin tablets (concentrate of milk thistle).
Her intense low back pain was nearly gone in the first few days. She did
everything: Q10 three gm, parasite program, Lugol’s, bowel program, freon
program and the dental replacement. We were mystified that malonic acid
would not disappear; it was always present at the lung. She promised to bring
her previous chest X-ray of November.