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humor of this remark even struck her. She must have had a great personality
while she was raising her family—her son was here as living proof.
She was interested in her own blood test results. There was massive in-
fection somewhere, in her brain, no doubt; that would explain the high WBC.
And perhaps a minute bit of bleeding—inside the tumor—that would explain
the high platelet count.
Both BUN and creatinine were much too low; there was obviously a
blockage in their formation. We should have supplemented her with urea and
creatine, but in view of her great need for other things as well, I decided to
wait and see first. In hindsight this was an error; urea can help the liver
greatly, and the liver was already in considerable distress, judging by the
elevated enzymes SGOT, SGPT, and GGT. [Both LDH and alk phos were
only slightly elevated so dye toxicity was not very intense.]
The low uric acid reflected the imbalance between purines and
pyrimidines caused by bacteria and the ammonia they excrete.
Calcium was much too low, but this was not beyond correction either.
And the triglyceride and cholesterol levels were still high enough to give her
an advantage in her race for survival.
She was instructed to take digestive enzyme capsules, 2 with each meal,
instead of Axid. Also, hydrochloric acid drops at mealtime (10 drops of a 5%
solution). She was to eat all the fat she could (eggs, avocados, cream) and
take potassium gluconate powder, even though her potassium level was ade-
quate. I suspected that as soon as better metabolism would “kick in,” her
body would consume potassium so fast, not even supplements could keep up.
She was given colloidal silver (home made) to take as an antibiotic be-
fore dental work and several days after. She was instructed to remove all the
metal touching her; she removed all, including her two rings, without re-
morse. “Who needs rings?”, she asked, breezily.
Then we searched electronically at her cerebrum for several more sub-
stances. Ortho-phospho-tyrosine Negative (malignancy was stopped); DNA
Positive (there was still abnormal growth there); copper, cobalt, vanadium all
Positive; nucleoside vanadyl complexes Positive (a mutagen made from va-
nadium responsible for p53 mutations); malonyl coenzyme A Positive
(shows coenzyme A subverted by malonate); three clostridium varieties
Positive at brain; eight food bacteria Negative; but Rhizobium legumi-
nosarum , Lactobacillus acidophilus, Rhizobium meliloti, and Lactobacillus
casei were Positive. She had numerous bacteria in her brain that could make
DNA in the human manner and fuel her tumor, also Ascaris larvae. Would
we be able to stop it all in time?
After she left, we looked at the MRI she had brought with her; a very
large tumor was easy to see.
The next days were spent with the dental surgeon. Five days later, she
was a new person. Eighteen teeth had been extracted. She was hot packing
and hot swishing her mouth correctly. She was more alert than before, could
converse about herself, could laugh when her son once teasingly called her a