AHA - that guy! (Are Pancreatic Enzymes killers?)

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Sorry, Tony, I missed this post for some reason, although I got your email.

 

The reason I don't reveal this guy's name are for the following reasons:

 

1. And I mean #1: It is, in no way, my intention to disrupt this extremely

valuable forum. It would be devastating to me to be monitored or banned. I got

put on " monitored " status in that other group for tangling with this guy before.

If someone were to try to disrupt this forum, one way might be to try to pit one

person against another, and I do not want to do that in any way.

 

2. I do have some respect for this guy's opinions, and I do not want to accuse

him of quackery or only being out for a buck. He does present a logical

argument regarding the enzymes, which is that Rath, et. al., claim convincingly

that you need to encapsulate tumors in fibrous material to prevent them from

spreading, and that pancreatic enzymes will dissolve this fibrous material and

promote metastasis. Logically this makes some sense! Now our own Mike has come

along and said that he thinks this is not the major issue in metastasis, and I

hugely value Mike's opinion also.

 

This other guy says that he has seen many cases of metastasis following the

consumption of proteolytic enzymes. Is he lying? If so, why? Or did he get an

unrepresentative sample? Does he have some other hidden agenda? Hell, I don't

know!!! All I want to do is to discern the truth of the matter, and to keep

from unitentionally killing myself.

 

The major problem here is that we have two extreme poles, apparently. Either

this stuff (pancreatic enzymes) is hugely good for you, or it is hugely bad for

you. I cannot think of any other substance discussed so far with such a massive

polarity involved.

 

 

> > Thanks for the information Jim. Now I know who you are talking about

> - and it puts my mind much more at ease to see just who it was

> criticizing digestive enzymes. Let me tell you straight up, I have ZERO

> respect for that man and would not advise anyone to ever waste the

> $12,000 it costs to attend his shoddy clinic in Tijuana.

> > It does not surprise me to find that the guy is well known on the

> cancercured or any other cancer forum. He is quite the self promoter.

> He is not, however, recognized as a major or legitimate cancer authority

> among any of the people I trust.

> > I sent you a link that should be informative.

> > Is there a reason you do not want his name revealed to the group here?

> They probably should be warned so they aren't taken in by his

> inconsistent hype.

> > Tony