Breast Cancer and Iodine

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Breast Cancer and Iodine : How to Prevent and How to Survive Breast Cancer

 

David M., Ph.D. Derry

 

 

ISBN 1552128849

 

 

Book Description

 

I have taken my personal experience in practice along with the

details of treatment of patient together with published literature and

proposed a testable theory of breast cancer. The lack of a theory of

cancer and especially breast cancer has made treatment difficult and

empirical.

 

The book is divided into four parts. The first part discusses

iodine. From published facts, we can arrive at a proposal that iodine

could be the first phase of a two phase cancer defence system. It

appears that iodine in the extra-cellular fluid outside of the cells

is the main surveillance system for abnormal cells. Iodine also

triggers the natural death of normal cells in the body. There are many

cells types in the body undergoing a natural death. For example some

of the cells in the stomach have lives of only 2-3 days. The name of

this process is apoptosis.

 

Carefully documented descriptions of the cancer process at

different places in the body reveals most cancers have similar stages

through which it passes. The cancers are not really cancer until the

cells start to move by invasion through the nearby connective tissue.

Cells develop abnormalities for a variety of reasons and can continue

to become abnormal all the way up through atypical cells and to

carcinoma in situ. Carcinoma in situ is the dividing line between the

two phases of cancer development. Iodine in correct doses will reverse

all of the changes up to and including the carcinoma in situ.

 

The thyroid hormone controls connective tissue function. So

connective tissue around organs forms a structural biological barrier

to the spread of cancer. Cancer spread to distant organs only develops

in the connective tissue of those organs. Therefore, if the connective

tissue defence is not strong then the cancerous cell from a distant

site can land there and grow. If however the thyroid hormone level in

the connective tissue is high enough then the connective tissue will

perform its normal defence duties and not allow the cancer cell to

enter it and develop.

 

Using these principles, fibrocystic disease and breast cancer

become more understandable. Supplemental iodine in the correct doses

will remove all lesions from carcinoma in situ back to just an

abnormal cell by triggering death of these cells by apoptosis. Spread

of cancer cells in the connective tissue can be arrested by adequate

treatment with thyroid hormone to strengthen the connective tissue

barrier.

 

My experience with patients using this approach so far has been

successful. The principles are that there are two phases to cancer one

controlled by iodine and the other by thyroid hormone. Thus the book

deals with the prevention and survival of breast cancer.