--S-A-- Cancer, chemo, & alternative treatments

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The trick is to establish a protocol where the cancer cells enter starvation

and stop the treatment before the normal cells follow. Cesium eventually exits

the cells, but very slowly. Thus, once the cancer cells have entered

starvation, treatment can stop and the cancer cells will continue to starve for

an

extended period of time.

 

An additional feature of this approach is that the cancer cells are abruptly

deprived of glucose, abruptly arresting their progression, but not necessarily

resulting in an abrupt die-off. One might expect this to be more gradual than

other cancer treatments. Thus there is a lower risk of experiencing severe

toxic effects due to rapid cell die-off of cells common to other treatment

approaches.

 

As broadly reported on the Internet, cesium chloride has been used

successfully to treat cancer. My contribution is to discover its correct

mechanism,

described above. This should not only enhance its scientific credibility, but

also

help researchers and treatment clinics optimize its use.

 

Mary

 

 

Just wanted all to know that a recent thread under the heading of

" Budwig's Protocol and Chemo " over at flaxseedoil2 group covered some

interesting issues (and gave some good insights) re the nature of cancer

cells and the effect of dfferent kinds of treatments, as well as which

are more compatible with chemo, etc.

 

RB