Candida and cancer

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I received this from another group. It might help many people. I think there is more to come tommorrow.Peace be with youDavidhttp://candida-international.blogspot.com/2007/03/is-cancer-caused-by-candida-fungus.html "There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all argument, and cannot fail to keep man in everlasting ignorance. That principle is condemnation without investigation." - Herbert Spencer Interview with Doctor Tullio Simoncini By Emma Holister Having read your articles about your revolutionary cancer therapy, I cannot help but wonder how difficult it has been for you to continue working as an oncologist in the world of mainstream medicine. What has been the response of the medical authorities to your work? Suppression. Plots. Defamatory TV programs. When a scientist has an effective and revolutionary idea, the medical institution attempts to suppress his work because he threatens the interests of the ruling class. No matter how effective the therapy in question is, their aim will be to destroy him. Those in power ensure that the following things are put into action: 1) dismissal from the medical associations, 2) instigation of newspaper and TV campaigns portraying him as a charlatan, 3) mounting attacks against him from the judicial system, 4) constant police harassment at home. EH: What are the things preventing our current medical system from embracing your theories about cancer being caused by a fungus (Candida) and your treatment of tumours using bicarbonate of soda? TS: One: there is a selfishness and lack of spirituality within the medical ruling class. It prevents them from looking beyond their acquired ignorance. Two: the fundamental theory behind cancer is based onthe hypothesis that it is caused by a genetic disorder resulting in an over-reproduction of the cancerous cells. This theory is simply wrong and has never been demonstrated. EH: Do you believe these problems can be overcome, and if so, how? TS: Yes, I do. It will be achieved through grassroots activism, which will establish freedom in medical research. If large numbers of people in a country gather and work together, it is possible to demand that the authoritiesallow for freedom in medical research. This can be donethrough demonstrations and informing people via the media. EH: How many cases of cancer have you been able to cure? Surely your results must have at least attracted the attention of your colleagues in the medical world? TS: I have treated hundreds of patients. Most of themhad extremely advanced cancer, epecially after having been subjected to conventional therapies. Many of them made a complete recovery and are still alive and well years after the treatment. In the cases of cancers caught early (lumps smaller than 3cm, with minimal incidence of metastasis) 90% of patients have made a recovery. Many doctors agree with my methods and have used the sodium bicarbonate treatment. EH: Is there no way that you could use this evidence to put pressure on the establishment to take your work more seriously? TS: No, because it is necessary to demonstrate one's results with many hundreds of fully documented cases. This is not possible unless you work in a cancer clinic. EH: Many women suffering from Candida are plagued by persistent long-term gynaecological problems, from thrush to reproductive cancers. What would be your advice to them? TS: To uproot persistent gynaecological fungal infections one should do a douche every day with two litres of pure water (that has been boiled and left to cool) containing two dissolved tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda. This should be kept up for two months, stopping only during one's period. Candida is very persistent and it takes a long time to kill an infection. EH: Although your views on cancer and fungus are revolutionary within the context of mainstream medicine, within alternative medicine your views of what Candida is and how it functions in the body appearto differ from many alternative practitioners who view Candida as a systemic problem affecting the whole body and originating in the intestines. From what I gather you do not see the Candida problem as residing in the g-t. If you believe that the Candida yeast is not the cause of the various intestinal problems usually associated with Candidiasis, what in your opinion is the cause? TS: The main cause is environmental. Secondly, there is a resulting lack of energy caused by alterations in the blood circulation. Thirdly, diet. The problem is, why does a person haveintolerances to sugar, yeast, eggs, milk etc? Before these developed, damage had been caused. The gut's epithelium is impaired and that causes the intolerances. It is important to cure this, and then it is possibleto see if the related problems continue. It is not good to avoid a particular food for ever, because it doesn't deal with the root cause of the illness, which is usually caused by problems within theenvironment, from impaired energy levels and poor diet. For example, a person who has heart disease may suffer from chronic dilatation of the gut (in this way the heart works less), and an intolerance is the result. . . Another example is a person who suffers from cooling syndrome. This provokes congestion and consequently intolerances. And so on. Therefore it is necessary to cure the illness at its root cause, not just the symptoms by avoiding this or that food. Finally, what is your opinion of the situation that many alternative health practitioners find themselves in with regard to the anti alternative medicine campaigns being waged against them by the medical authorities, the medical press and national media, for example Quackbusters? What do you feel is needed to protect alternative therapists such as yourself, and the patients who come to you for help? TS: My opinion is that the alternative practitioners are scared and don't have the means to fight the lies perpetrated by mainstream medicine. The medical world needs to be liberated in order to allow patients freedom of choice in healthcare. Most illnesses are theresult of an unhealthy lifestyle, and as such, drugs are useless and can only do damage. Furthermore, archaic institutions such as the medical associations frequently pressure doctors into prescribing only useless, toxic and harmful treatments. CANCER AND FUNGUS A Path of Personal Research By Dr Tullio Simoncini One of the questions that I am asked most frequently when the issue of this new anti-cancer therapy comes upis how it all began, how the idea first struck me that canc-r could be a fungus, and the motives and events that induced me to drift away from official oncology. It all began when I was attending an introductory course in histology. When the professor described tumours as some terribleand mysterious monster, I felt indignant as one does iftold Everyone is powerless before me that was the implicit threat when it came to cancer your minds are too small to understand me. That was when the war began, my personal war against cancer. I was aware that I could win it only by focusing all my resources and mental energy - consciousand unconscious - in the right direction. And I believed this could only be found by using a critical approach to the official line of thought, a line of thought which is built on many unknowns and very few certainties. The biggest task, therefore, consisted initially of acquiring the necessary knowledge for this research, and at the same time putting anything that I was studying under critical analysis. In other words I had to keep in mind that everything I was learning might well be false. So, as the years went by my convictions deepened particularly later, when working in hospital wards, where I realized that medicine was not only unable to resolve the cancer problem, but also that of the majority of diseases. Which is still, unfortunately, true today. This is because, apart from success in various sectors in the treatment of specific symptoms of these diseases, medicine is unable to offer any conclusive benefit. Hypertension, diabetes, epilepsy, psoriasis, asthma, arthritis, Crohn's Disease, and manymore are typical examples of this. Apart from my distrust with regard to the effectiveness of medicine, over time my experience in the clinical field had begun to weigh upon me so heavily that I was finding it difficult to deal with. These feelings were aggravated each time I was faced with desperate cases. This led to a crisis where I at first wanted to leave. However, it then turned into a desire to stay on and fight in the trenches in order tothink about and develop new solutions.

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