THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
The smallish lumps at her neck were now about half-size; the one at her
ear was entirely gone. Her low back pain was 50% better. Her muscle spasms
all over were gone. Her breathing which had been labored was much im-
proved. She felt she was “out of the woods.” Her caregiver needed a rest.
She planned to go home for one week against all advice. But this drew out to
three weeks and she was much the worse for it. Her home had not been ade-
quately cleaned. When she returned, February 14, she was once again full of
toxins: isopropyl alcohol, wood alcohol, benzene, copper, aflatoxin, patulin.
She had brought her previous November chest X-ray; a large tumor was
visible! We took our focus off the retina and liver and put it squarely on the
lungs.
While at home her LDH and alk phos had gone up steeply, causing the
worsening lung problem. It was probably due to the malonic acid derivatives
and a slate of carcinogens including dyes placed in her mouth before leaving.
The calcium level was again too high now. But the most startling was the
steep drop in iron; she had been using coppered water at home. So it was
back to EDTA IVs to pull out copper, then cesium, laetrile, DMSO to shrink
the lung tumor, plus vitamin C, calcium, and magnesium. She bounced back
with energy and an appetite. Then we added glutathione 250 mg three a day,
vitamin A 25000 units, and carrot juice daily for beta carotene [not suspect-
ing carrots contain malonic acid ].
By February 27, two weeks later, the LDH was coming back down in
spite of persistent malonic acid, maleic acid, and maleic anhydride at her
lungs. Their sources were a mystery. But alk phos was at a new high. (Note:
the blood sample of Feb. 27 was left standing too long before being tested.
When this happens, the red cells that have broken during standing have let
out their potassium. The potassium level is then too high. Such “hemolyzed
blood” often shows a falsely low glucose, too! Such data must, of course, be
discounted.)
Suddenly she was very much better. She decided to go home for one
week again. The staff agonized over the prospect of another return under
emergency circumstances.
But Nikki surprised us this time. She returned three weeks later with this
news: Her follow up visit with the ophthalmologist at home who had done
her eye surgery had said there was no sign of regrowth. Her cough was gone.
Her neck nodules were about the same. We ordered a chest X-ray and scan of
liver. She had chills and fever, some shortness of breath, and was full of
pains. But all in all, her three week recess seemed to do her good. Still, when
she returned on March 19, her LDH had risen further, though the alk phos
(lung condition) had dropped a lot.
Now calcium had dropped much too low and iron was critically low.
She was full of copper again, as well as isopropyl alcohol (drinking bottled
water on the airplane). We quickly gave her “iron booster” (a chlorophyll
beverage), an iron shot, vitamin B12, and folic acid, 0.4 mg. [This small dose