Brain tumor / brain cancer doctor and therapy

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I have heard of a doctor who has a great success rate with people with

inoperable brain

tumors. If I remember correctly, he has a polish sounding name and operates

somewhere in

the south or southwest... Does anyone here know who I am talking about and how

to contact

him? Thank you so much,

Tamara

[Guest guest]

Yes, he's Dr. Burzynski of Texas. His therapy, though expensive, has been

found to work especially good on brain tumors. But the medical association

has taken him to court--or maybe it was the FDA. Anyway, I don't know if he

s allowed to practice now or not. Just google his name along with brain

tumor and you'll get lots of hits.

 

Samala

Renee

 

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I have heard of a doctor who has a great success rate with people with

inoperable brain

Tumors. If I remember correctly, he has a polish sounding name and operates

somewhere in

The south or southwest... Does anyone here know who I am talking about and

how to contact

Him? Thank you so much,

Tamara

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Brain tumors have completely disappeared when I have done

audiotherapy with people. It is non invasive ,affordable and

can be done at home with no side effects. It has been almost

100% sucessful.

Since patients were doing the audiotherapy for other reasons,

this could be considered a side effect of the therapy.

I am not here to sell products or services. The problem is that

no one else seems to know how to do this. I adapted some therapies

generally done for children and for brain disorders and am using them

with adults and seniors for cancer, stroke and other diseases. I have

worked out the protocols for this and have never taught this to

anyone. The doctors and therapists that I have spoken with have not

been receptive, even when I have sent patients back to them cancer

free. Perhaps they are just too conservative or maybe they just do not

like losing patients to someone who is not a doctor.

Several patients have returned to cancer centers and ther doctors

were quiet surprised that inoperable brain tumors were no longer

present.None of my patients has ever had a recurrence after doing

these therapies.

Ex: One patient had 2/3's of his pituitary gland removed

some years ago. After several months of audiotherapy, he went for an

annual check up at Moffitt Cancer Center, Fl. The doctor was shocked

the all hormone levels from the gland were normal. He did some

research and said that he could find no other case where this had

happened after this type of operation. He said he knew that 2/3's

of the gland was removed because he did it. The patient told what we

had done. The doctor never called me to get more information.

If anyone is interested or would like more information,

you will have to contact me directly. I work with people throughout

the USA and around the world via telephone and the internet.

I have posted this information before in alternative groups and in

groups specific to cancer and have never received any requests for

more information. Perhaps this just sounds too incredible.

I have several degrees and 30 years of training and experience.

I worked at Sloan-Kettering and Rockefeller Institute years ago doing

cancer and genetics research. I am a licensed psychotherapist

and have trained medical residents from two medical schools in NYC.

I am busy with my work and multiple projects. If people want

more information or want to try to get affordable help,

they can contact me directly.

Namaste,

David Levy, MSW,CSW,

LCSW, PhD abd

 

 

 

 

In , " Renee " <gaiacita wrote:

>

> Yes, he's Dr. Burzynski of Texas. His therapy, though expensive,

has been

> found to work especially good on brain tumors. But the medical

association

> has taken him to court--or maybe it was the FDA. Anyway, I don't

know if he

> s allowed to practice now or not. Just google his name along with

brain

> tumor and you'll get lots of hits.

>

> Samala

> Renee

>

> ----

> I have heard of a doctor who has a great success rate with people

with

> inoperable brain

> Tumors. If I remember correctly, he has a polish sounding name and

operates

> somewhere in

> The south or southwest... Does anyone here know who I am talking

about and

> how to contact

> Him? Thank you so much,

> Tamara

>

[Guest guest]

of course he was cureing cancer the medical profession

don't want to cure anything they would be out of work

and so would the pharmacudical companies why cure

something while you can make a fortune treating the

symptoms and keep the desease alive.

 

--- Renee <gaiacita wrote:

 

> Yes, he's Dr. Burzynski of Texas. His therapy,

> though expensive, has been

> found to work especially good on brain tumors. But

> the medical association

> has taken him to court--or maybe it was the FDA.

> Anyway, I don't know if he

> s allowed to practice now or not. Just google his

> name along with brain

> tumor and you'll get lots of hits.

>

> Samala

> Renee

>

> ----

> I have heard of a doctor who has a great success

> rate with people with

> inoperable brain

> Tumors. If I remember correctly, he has a polish

> sounding name and operates

> somewhere in

> The south or southwest... Does anyone here know who

> I am talking about and

> how to contact

> Him? Thank you so much,

> Tamara

>

>

>

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dr Stanislaw Burzynski had a clinic in Houston, but I think the feds ran

him off.

Margi

 

Tamara Messenger wrote:

 

> Hello,

> I have heard of a doctor who has a great success rate with people with

> inoperable brain

> tumors. If I remember correctly, he has a polish sounding name and

> operates somewhere in

> the south or southwest... Does anyone here know who I am talking about

> and how to contact

> him? Thank you so much,

> Tamara

>

>

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

last I heard he was still here. shhh keep it between

us.

--- Margi Crook <Margi wrote:

 

> Dr Stanislaw Burzynski had a clinic in Houston, but

> I think the feds ran

> him off.

> Margi

>

> Tamara Messenger wrote:

>

> > Hello,

> > I have heard of a doctor who has a great success

> rate with people with

> > inoperable brain

> > tumors. If I remember correctly, he has a polish

> sounding name and

> > operates somewhere in

> > the south or southwest... Does anyone here know

> who I am talking about

> > and how to contact

> > him? Thank you so much,

> > Tamara

> >

> >

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

 

 

 

ghost-cpr/

houstonpi-2/

http://tech.Space-cpr/

http://health.healingthoughts/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dave,

 

This is utterly fascinating, and I couldn't care

less if you were advertising!

How else are we supposed to find out about

something?

 

I am putting your name in my list of resources.

Carry on, and don't expect to be recognized

by the medical profession.

Curing Cancer by any natural system is one sure

way to get your life ruined.

 

Carry on!

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://freegreenliving.com