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Thanks - I did read the website info.

Sherry

 

On Dec 6, 2007, at 8:24 PM, Domingo Pichardo wrote:

 

> It acts as an anti-inflammatory agent and so it is used for rheumatoid

> arthritis and such, but it is also being used experimentally to treat

> pancreatic cancer and many other conditions! Read some of the links I

> gave you or do a Google search yourself!

>

> Here is one: http://win-edge.com/Systemic_Enzymes_Articles.shtml

>

> *Enzymes in the Fight Against Cancer.

> *By: Dr. William Wong, ND, PhD.

>

> Vitalzym color bar

>

> Cancer, the very name alone scares most people. These days man has a

> vast amount of information on what things cause the disease, how it

> progresses, it's growth rates vs. age, which forms are faster

> spreading

> than others but what we don't posses is the answer as to how to stop

> it.

> I won't touch on what I believe are the business reasons why the

> disease has such poor treatment rates in the US as opposed to else

> where, this isn't the forum for it. Suffice to say that other

> countries

> have a better handle on fighting the disease than we do and lets look

> at

> one of the reasons why.

>

> Neoplasm's (cancers) are smart and cagey buggers. They can hide and

> grow for a good spell undetected, they don't need oxygen to live (at

> least 99.9% of them don't), and while you can kill most all of it with

> special treatments and surgery all it take's is for one cell to

> survive

> to have the condition grow back again. Many cancers are hormonally

> driven, such as testicular cancer in younger men or cancers of the

> reproductive organs in middle aged and older women. This provides the

> perfect fuel as during those periods of life certain hormones abound.

> A

> cancer is built to survive. CA (cancer) cells are covered with fibrin

> (the same stuff scar tissue is made of). Then as the cells glom

> together to form tumors these growths themselves are armored with

> fibrin. This thick protective coating is designed to prevent the

> bodies' own defenses (i.e. Natural Killer cells, White blood cells or

> Oxygen) from getting inside the cell or tumor and destroy it. It is

> this same defense that keeps chemotherapy out of the cells in all but

> industrial strength doses. (Doses that are just as likely to kill the

> patient as the cancer). It is this same defense that keeps out

> whatever

> natural agent's patients may be using to combat the disease.

>

> Would it not make sense to have something strip away the outer fibrous

> wall of CA so that whatever agents we are using as medicine, whether

> natural or otherwise, can actually get into the cell and do their job?

> Sure as heck does? That idea has made sense in Europe and Asia for

> almost 30 years. There docs have been throwing highly fibrinolytic

> enzymes (scar tissue eating enzymes) both in blends and as solo

> enzymes

> at cancers outer coating and getting better results with turning the

> tide that the folks here in the States. So why has something with a 30

> year history of proven worth and clinical application not reached the

> shores of America yet? Good question.

>

> In truth, there have been attempts to introduce systemic enzymes into

> cancer therapy here as far back as the 1970's. Dr. William Kelly DDS,

> had an enzyme based anti cancer therapy he used on pancreatic cancer

> patients. For those not familiar with that form of cancer the survival

> rate from it was 0. Dr. Kelly had a record of remission with his

> patients of 80+%. (1). Not possible thought the ivory towers of

> establishment medicine. Also two major hindrances kept popping up for

> Dr. Kelly, first he was a dentist not an MD. Secondly it was also not

> believed here in this country that enzymes could be absorbed orally.

> That kept many a doc from even looking at Kelly's findings. (2,3).

>

> SO they sent a young medical intern, Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez to

> investigate Kelly's claims and debunk him. Far from proving him a

> fraud

> the young MD found Kelly's treatments worked and his recovery rate was

> as he said. That did not settle things. The story of Dr. Kelly's

> persecution, the mysterious death of his wife and his being run out of

> the country is too long a tale to take up here. Nuff said that his

> therapy worked.

>

> Concurrent with those events, in Germany and Japan enzymes were being

> used both singly and in groups by orthodox medical researchers to

> augment established therapy. It was found that by introducing a

> strongly fibrinolytic enzyme like chymo trypsin or serrapeptase that

> anti cancer medications penetrated the cancer cell easier. Therefore

> lower dosages of chemotherapy could be used and high levels of

> toxicity

> in the patient could be avoided. Along with that researchers found

> that the enzymes seemed to reduce the side effects of the chemotherapy

> and, definitely reduced the debilitating muscle wasting that chemo

> therapy produced in it's patients. (4,5,6)

>

> In radiation therapy patients, these doctors found that taking

> systemic

> enzymes after treatments reduced the fibrosis that grew in the treated

> organs. Organs treated with radiation become very hard filled with

> scar

> tissue, which restricts the organ and reduces its overall function.

> The

> enzymes were found to prevent a good bit of that scaring from

> occurring

> and where it had already happened, the enzymes reduced existing

> fibrosis. (7). The use of orally administered systemic enzymes to aid

> in the treatment of cancer was embraced by these countries.

>

> After decades of resistance systemic enzyme therapy as an adjunct to

> overall cancer treatment has finally gained a foothold in America.

> Wholistic and alternative cancer treatment centers are using enzymes

> to assist in the fight against the disease. Individual oncologists,

> realizing the clinical advantage posed by these agents, are now

> introducing them into the toolbox of things one can do against the

> disease. No less than the likes of the great Naturopathic physician

> Dr.

> Michael Murray recommends systemic enzyme use in his work " How to

> Prevent and Treat Cancer With Natural Medicine " .

>

> Now here's the pitch: Vitalzym is a serrapeptase based enzyme blend

> that

> is super highly fibrinolytic (Fibrin / scar tissue eating). To quote

> from Dr. Murray: " Serratia peptidase exerts more powerful effects than

> chymotrypsin and trypsin in all of these applications " . Serratia

> peptidase is the same as serrapeptase. Remembering that enzymes in

> blends exert a far greater range and strength of actions than solo

> enzymes and remembering that serrapeptase is the " activating " enzyme

> in

> the Vitalzym blend, I believe that Vitalzym is the best systemic

> enzyme

> to apply in the fight against cancer. Nuff Said.

>

> References:

>

> 1) Dr. William Kelly's' book " One Answer to Cancer " is available free

> as

> a download on: http://www.drkelley.com/CANLIVER55.html

> 2) Moriya, N, Nakata M, Nakamura M, Takaoka M, Iwasa S, Kato K,

> Kakinuma

> A. Intestinal absorption of serrapeptase (TSP) in rats. Biotechnol

> Appl

> Biochem. 1994; 20(Pt1):101-8.

> 3) Miyata, K. Intestinal absorption of Serratia Peptidase. J Appl

> Biochem. 1980;2:111-16.

> 4) Rosanova, A.: The present stand of enzyme therapy in the treatment

> of

> malignant tumors. Arztl Praxis XVI 36, 1964, 1442-1444.

> 5) Konig, W.: Enzyme therapy in the treatment of viral diseases and

> carcinoma. Erfahrungsheilk. 38, 1989, 455-459.

> 6) Desser, L., Ransberger, A.: Introduction of tumor necrosis factor

> in

> human peripheral-blood mononuclear cells by proteolytic enzymes.

> Oncology 47, 1990, 475.

> 7) Beaufort, E.: Reduction in the adverse effects of radiation therapy

> with hydrolytic enzymes. Therapeutikon 10, 1990, 577-580.

>

> sherry bakko wrote:

> >

> > Is this product for pain?

> > Sherry

> >

> > On Dec 6, 2007, at 12:56 PM, Domingo Pichardo wrote:

> >

> > > You might want to look into the use of the proteolytic enzyme

> > > Serrapeptase for terminal cancer!

> > >

> > > http://www.doctormurray.com/articles/Penzymes.htm

> > <http://www.doctormurray.com/articles/Penzymes.htm>

> > >

> > > http://www.totalityofbeing.com/ArchivedEnzymesfightCancer.html

> > <http://www.totalityofbeing.com/ArchivedEnzymesfightCancer.html>

> > >

> > > http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1 & pid=4467 & at=1

> > <http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1 & pid=4467 & at=1>

> >

> >

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