THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
hyperthyroidism, favoring a manic condition but not necessarily reflected in
a high thyroxine level. His iron level was too high, showing some interfer-
ence with its utilization.
It is true that all these disturbances except for the uric acid were of a mi-
nor nature, yet altogether, they resembled a tumor pattern. Meanwhile, Wil-
liam’s patience and tolerance were wearing out. In another minute he would
leave, simply by walking out. He wanted no information, no instructions and
no delays! In desperation to get something accomplished, I began quickly to
search for toxins at the cerebrum (brain). Here are the results: Positive for
isopropyl alcohol, benzene, wood alcohol, rhodanese. Negative for 20-
methylcholanthrene, glutathione.
Obviously, something was using up his glutathione in the brain. Without
that, metabolism would not be efficient. He must have either metal or bacte-
ria or malonate compounds in his brain. Much better to identify these now
and remove them, than to go through life as an invalid from manic depressive
disorder.
Only two weeks earlier, I had received the message about a former
manic-depressive patient who had committed suicide. He too had been a
strong, handsome, motor-cycling young man. My memory was flooded with
pain. Somehow this young man, standing before me—too impatient to sit—
had to be saved. His slightly-built father could only pray and trust and search
and persuade and try.
William allowed one more test; I chose DNA. It was Positive at the
Mar 6 CT of brain reveals approx. 4 cm tumor