We know what scoops are good for don;t we? (The scoop on Tykerb)

[Guest guest]

Shoveling manure, that's what! And that is what the cancer industry

often does when they announce new drugs and breakthroughs. As Doctor

Moss has pointed out in the past, most often those breakthroughs

amount to mere weeks or a few months of survival - weeks, or pehaps

months, during which the patient is suffering horribly from the side

effects of chemo and/or radiation.

 

Such appears to be the case with Tykerb - as the article you posted

clearly shows, at most they can point to two extra months in a very

limited study group.

 

My opinion - yet another rip off that will reap profits that reach

into the billions while achieving at best a temporary increase in

tumor shrinkage and a few weeks of additional suffering.

 

If the profits from just one mainstream featured drug were put into

genuine research of the best natural ways to prevent and cure cancer

through diet, nutrition, lifestyle, cleansing and the healing plants

found in nature, it would save millions of lives every year. But

since that would come at the price of hundreds of billions of dollars

each year in profits to the cancer industry we will not likely see it

from them or the organizations some of those billions are used to

control.

 

Humanity versus profits has not been a fair contest dating back to at

least the late 1800's when those who control the world pharmaceutical

empire and mainstream medicine began their takeover and elimination

of natural and homeopathic healing.

 

Fortunately, there are a growing number of people like you, my very

dear friends Dr. G, , David, Marc and so many more here in this

group, who also know that there has never been, and likely never will

be, any contest when it comes to natural healing and wellness versus

mainstream managed illness - and we are doing our best to spread the

word as far as we can and help as many as we can.

 

Live long, live healthy, live happy!

 

The Best Years in Life

www.tbyil.com

 

oleander soup , robert-blau wrote:

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> And wait 'til you read the " side effects " . . .

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> (Cancer Decisions News Staff)

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> Ralph W. Moss, Ph.D. Weekly CancerDecisions.com

> Newsletter #315 11/18/07

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> THE MOSS REPORTS - CANCER DECISIONS NEWSLETTER

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> Earlier this year, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

approved

> the drug Tykerb (lapatinib) to treat advanced breast cancer. What

can

> breast cancer patients realistically expect from this drug?

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