THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
These were probably the rewards from going on a malonate-free diet and
taking the supplements that were begun on Day 1.
By the ninth day the bleeding was back; he had not yet changed his
metal glasses frames to plastic either. We started him on oral EDTA powder,
¼ tsp. once a day for five days. This would help pull the copper, cobalt, and
vanadium out while he deliberated about his teeth. After all, he had just put
them all in—and spent a lot of money on them.
On his tenth day (Nov. 4), the CT scan was read (not shown). It showed
that his right kidney was dilated, perhaps due to a small nodule or stone,
causing blockage. No stone was visible, though. A small tumor on the colon
showed up! He had been unaware of it. But the bladder did not show its tu-
mor! We recommended an ultrasound of the lower abdomen instead.
All this discomforting news persuaded him. In four days all fillings were
out of his mouth. His pain level dropped so far he could sleep at night. There
was only a trace of blood in his urine now.
Then I noticed Mark smelled of tobacco smoke! Perhaps he even wanted
me to notice. He agreed immediately to switch to our “smoking herbs” that
can be chewed all day to keep the mouth happy and busy.
The ultrasound arrived, showing a tumor in the kidney! The bladder had
not been pictured; it was missed due to an error in communication with the
radiologist. The kidney tumor measured 2.9 x 1.6 cm. What a shock.
We knew now that he had three tumor locations: the kidney, bladder,
and colon. We turned our attention on the kidney tumor instead of the blad-
der.
In spite of getting
all his plastic out, he
still tested Positive for
copper, cobalt, vana-
dium, all five M’s,
and urethane which
we had recently dis-
covered as another
dental plastic toxin.
They were all in his
liver. He was still get-
ting trace amounts,
not enough to show up
in his daily toxin
testing at the whole
body level. There must be leftover plastic in his mouth!
We arranged for another dental appointment, this time with a dentist
using a magnifying lens and a monitoring screen to see every tiny remnant
left in an old cavity. Mark now reminded us that his air flight home was only
a week away, and we hadn’t even seen his bladder tumor yet. On November
Nov 4 2.9x1.6 cm kidney tumor