THE TRUE STORY OF...
The blood test of March 5 shows the effects of amalgam removal (gold
was not removed) which probably removed quite a bit of copper and cobalt,
too. The RBC is down to normal. But, although there was less copper, there
was still some copper [or germanium ], since iron stayed very low.
On March 9, she had a sudden pain crisis. She wanted her morphine
back. She felt entitled to it, since her country gives it liberally. All our pain
substitutes were not satisfactory. Her husband tried to cope. After all, she
was doing so much better. He must have prevailed.
By March 13, she could go upstairs without help. She only used her
oxygen tank for 1 hour a day and that was at my insistence. We searched the
complete set of 80 toxic elements trying to find anything besides gold,
nickel, and copper to explain why her liver enzymes had been steadily get-
ting worse and LDH had risen, not suspecting dyes or lanthanides.
Mar 5 chest X-ray is missing the tumor