THE TRUE STORY OF...
It was rather poor for a young woman, who should be at the peak of her
health.
Both RBC and WBC were probably lowered due to the chemotherapy
and would soon rise. The two liver enzymes, AST and ALT were higher than
a healthy person should have. [But the LDH showed almost no dye toxicity
yet.] Uric acid was too low, showing a lack of glutamine [we were not yet
aware that it also implied Clostridium invasion ]. She was given a glutamine
supplement. Both calcium and phosphate were very slightly elevated, show-
ing an upcoming problem in the thyroid.
Her iron level, 55, was acceptable, but suggested copper toxicity, which,
indeed, it was. Potassium was much too low. She was given potassium glu-
conate powder equivalent to 1 gm potassium/day and told to use sodium-
potassium salt to help keep it up.
Her first IV contained 2 doses of EDTA to pull out copper, plus vitamin
B-complex and vitamin C. After these, she was tested for copper again, at
liver and parathyroids. She was now Negative, so the IV was changed to:
laetrile, DMSO, B complex, calcium, magnesium, vitamin C. She would get
this daily except Sunday. Since her mammogram was perfectly fresh, we did
not schedule a new ultrasound.
By the fifth day, she was feeling much better and sleeping better. She
was now testing Positive for glutathione, TNF, and methionine at the breast.
But there was still no glycine. (This is an amino acid that should always be
Jun 15 sonogram shows tumor down to 1.65x.45 cm