THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
How will your immune system fail? Perhaps the flood of
hCG incapacitates it.^18 Perhaps the metals arriving on the site
destroy your white blood cells’ ability to find and “home-in” on
the infected cells.^19 Perhaps the absence of germanium (the
“good,” organic kind) suppresses immunity and does not let in-
terferon be made.^20 Perhaps our increasing exposure to benzene
is crippling our immune system.^21 Perhaps our white blood cells
are smothered with ferritin or immobilized due to lanthanides
(discussed in detail later). We do not yet know. But lowered
immunity is a hallmark of cancer. The most significant obser-
vation I make with the Syncrometer is that glutathione (GSH) is
absent! Although I am not sure what the exact connection is, I
observe that all healthy cells have glutathione, and all cells with
bacteria, heavy metal, or malonic acid, do not. I conclude that
your glutathione has been destroyed by trying to detoxify these.
So for many reasons your cells cannot depend on your immune
system to assist them.
Your body tries to raise its
temperature. This will cook and
fry many invaders. But a cancer
patient’s body does not respond.
In fact, cancer sufferers are extra
cold. Their body temperature is
often more than one degree
colder than normal! Is this the
work of toxic amines? Is it a
thyroid gland problem, beyond
the local effect of thiourea? The
answer still eludes us, but the
(^18) A Clue to Cancer, Newsweek, Oct. 23, 1995, p. 92.
(^19) Ward, P.A., Goldschmidt, P., Greene, N.D., Suppressive Effects of Metal Salts on
Leukocyte and Fibroblastic Function, Journal of the Reticuloendothelial Society, v.
18, no. 5, Nov. 1975, pp. 313-21.
(^20) Suzuki, F., Pollard, R.B., Prevention of Suppressed Interferon Gamma Production
in Thermally Injured Mice by Administration of a Novel Organogermanium
Compound, Ge-132, Journal of Interferon Res., v. 4, no. 2, 1984, pp. 223-33.
(^21) Lucier, G.W., Hood, G.E.R. (eds), Symposium on Benzene Metabolism, Toxicity
and Carcinogenesis, Environ. Health Perspect, v. 82, 1989, pp. 1-349.
H is hydrogen, C is carbon.