Exciting news I cannot tell you about

[Guest guest]

I recently had a privileged communication from someone in the know

about some current a ongoing trial on a new oleander product. All I

can relate is that the trial is going extremely well and everyone

connected with it is very excited. Until the trial is completed and

published I can say no more, but it is another huge indication of the

power of oleander.

 

Tony

[Guest guest]

could it be the "anverzil" trial??Tony oleander soup Sent: Saturday, August 9, 2008 10:48:34 AM Exciting news I cannot tell you about

 

I recently had a privileged communication from someone in the know

about some current a ongoing trial on a new oleander product. All I

can relate is that the trial is going extremely well and everyone

connected with it is very excited. Until the trial is completed and

published I can say no more, but it is another huge indication of the

power of oleander.

 

Tony

[Guest guest]

Why would there be any secrecy? I have been involved in several brand new trials

involving my son and results good or bad are constantly shared by other patients

and parents long before the results are published. When signing up for the

trials there are no disclosure clauses preventing any patient or parent from

speaking publicly or online about any results. I know of one exclusive trial in

Vermont with neuroblastoma patients where the results of every single patient is

known through their websites and it will be several years before the results are

published. Many trials exclusive to Sloan Kettering are well known by the

caringbridge and carepages sites which the patients publicly comment about 100%

of all patients on the trials several years before the results will be

published. I have my son on oleander soup as he has no other treatment options.

The absolute only time that I am aware of any posible secrecy is when someone

takes advantage of non public

information and uses it to profit in the securities market before it is public

knowledge.

 

Richard

 

 

--- On Sat, 8/9/08, Tony wrote:

 

> Tony

> Exciting news I cannot tell you about

> oleander soup

> Saturday, August 9, 2008, 9:48 AM

> I recently had a privileged communication from someone in

> the know

> about some current a ongoing trial on a new oleander

> product. All I

> can relate is that the trial is going extremely well and

> everyone

> connected with it is very excited. Until the trial is

> completed and

> published I can say no more, but it is another huge

> indication of the

> power of oleander.

>

> >

>

> ---

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am told that there are confidentiality agreements that have to be

honored, and at any rate it is simply premature to release any

information as well as the source of my information.

 

Although this is a bit off topic, I cringe whenever I see or hear the

name Sloan-Kettering. After all those are the folks who ran off Dr.

Ralph Moss when he exposed them for doctoring and hiding results of

studies and pressuring their researchers into lying.

 

Their head of oncology is also on record as stating that no alernative

method has ever cured cancer.

 

They may have some good doctors there, but it is nevertheless a system

whose views of natural and alternative medicine are corrupted.

 

..

 

 

 

oleander soup , rich wilson <polarbe4234 wrote:

>

> Why would there be any secrecy? I have been involved in several

brand new trials involving my son and results good or bad are

constantly shared by other patients and parents long before the

results are published. When signing up for the trials there are no

disclosure clauses preventing any patient or parent from speaking

publicly or online about any results. I know of one exclusive trial in

Vermont with neuroblastoma patients where the results of every single

patient is known through their websites and it will be several years

before the results are published. Many trials exclusive to Sloan

Kettering are well known by the caringbridge and carepages sites which

the patients publicly comment about 100% of all patients on the trials

several years before the results will be published. I have my son on

oleander soup as he has no other treatment options. The absolute only

time that I am aware of any posible secrecy is when someone takes

advantage of non public

> information and uses it to profit in the securities market before

it is public knowledge.

>

> Richard

>

>

> --- On Sat, 8/9/08, Tony wrote:

>

> > Tony

> > Exciting news I cannot tell you about

> > oleander soup

> > Saturday, August 9, 2008, 9:48 AM

> > I recently had a privileged communication from someone in

> > the know

> > about some current a ongoing trial on a new oleander

> > product. All I

> > can relate is that the trial is going extremely well and

> > everyone

> > connected with it is very excited. Until the trial is

> > completed and

> > published I can say no more, but it is another huge

> > indication of the

> > power of oleander.

> >

> > > >

> >

> > ---

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Well Tony,

 

This is potentially great news.... I think. The more oleander makes

it to center stage, the greater the attack from big pharma and governmental

sources. I hope I'm wrong, but anything that works and can't be patented is

a threat to their multi-trillion dollar drug cartel. Looking forward to

hearing more in the not too distant future.

 

Bob

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" rich wilson " <polarbe4234

<oleander soup >

Saturday, August 09, 2008 8:22 PM

Re: Exciting news I cannot tell you about

 

 

> Why would there be any secrecy? I have been involved in several brand new

> trials involving my son and results good or bad are constantly shared by

> other patients and parents long before the results are published. When

> signing up for the trials there are no disclosure clauses preventing any

> patient or parent from speaking publicly or online about any results. I

> know of one exclusive trial in Vermont with neuroblastoma patients where

> the results of every single patient is known through their websites and it

> will be several years before the results are published. Many trials

> exclusive to Sloan Kettering are well known by the caringbridge and

> carepages sites which the patients publicly comment about 100% of all

> patients on the trials several years before the results will be published.

> I have my son on oleander soup as he has no other treatment options. The

> absolute only time that I am aware of any posible secrecy is when someone

> takes advantage of non public

> information and uses it to profit in the securities market before it is

> public knowledge.

>

> Richard

>

>

> --- On Sat, 8/9/08, Tony wrote:

>

>> Tony

>> Exciting news I cannot tell you about

>> oleander soup

>> Saturday, August 9, 2008, 9:48 AM

>> I recently had a privileged communication from someone in

>> the know

>> about some current a ongoing trial on a new oleander

>> product. All I

>> can relate is that the trial is going extremely well and

>> everyone

>> connected with it is very excited. Until the trial is

>> completed and

>> published I can say no more, but it is another huge

>> indication of the

>> power of oleander.

>>

>> >>

>>

>> ---

>>

>>