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Here’s The Evil Connection…..

Posted in March 2010, tagged , on March 11, 2010| 4 Comments »

And if anyone thinks there is no connection between the big pharmaceutical companies and the cancer hospitals, read this research:

The most powerful drug magnates are sitting on the board of directors of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, and other major cancer hospitals and research centers. Is it no wonder that a woman and her son are running from chemotherapy in search of alternative medicine that will never ever receive any good publicity because the people at the top are also running Bristol-Myers, Pfizer, and Merck, the biggest drug producing companies.

What research has shown is that many of the top directors (what they call “overseers”) at Memorial Sloan-Kettering are also top directors at drug companies. For instance, Richard Furlow, who is the President of Bristol-Myers Squibb and Director of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association, is a top official of Memorial Sloan-Kettering. Richard Gelb, who is the Chairman of the Board of Bristol-Myers Squibb, is a Vice Chairman of Memorial Sloan-Kettering. James D. Robinson, a Director of Bristol-Myers Squibb, is another Vice President of Memorial Sloan-Kettering. The President of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Paul Marx, is a Director of Pfizer [pharmaceuticals]. And others [officials
of Memorial Sloan-Kettering] are Directors of Bio-Technology General, Life Technologies, Merck, and so forth.

And so what happens, in effect, is that you have a . . . closed circle of people who are, on the one hand, directors of the world’s largest cancer center; on the other hand, they are either officers or directors of the very companies that are producing the drugs which are used and advocated by these centers. . . . There are many, many ways that the drug industry influences the direction of cancer research, and of AIDS research. You have to look at it from an economic point of view . . . isn’t it all about money??

They want to treat you, not cure you. This has been their philosophy all this while. It is no different in Malaysia.

More info (still do not see the connection?):

Percentage of cancer patients whose lives are predictably saved by chemotherapy – 3%

Conclusive evidence (majority of cancers) that chemotherapy has any positive influcence on survival or quality of life – none.

Percentage of oncologists in a study who said if they had cancer they would not participate in chemotherapy trials due to its “ineffectiveness and its unacceptable toxicity” – 75%

Percentage of people with cancer in the U.S. who receive chemotherapy – 75%.

Company that accounts for nearly half of the chemotherapy sales in the world – Bristol-Meyers Squibb.

* Chairman of the board of Bristol-Meyers – Richard L. Gelb.
* Mr. Gelb’s other job: vice chairman, board of overseers, board of managers, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, World’s largest private cancer treatment and research center.

Chairman, Memorial Sloan-Kettering’s board of overseers, board of managers – John S. Reed.

* Reed’s other job – director, Philip Morris (tobacco company).

Director, Ivax, Inc., a prominent chemotherapy company – Samuel Broder.

* Broder’s other job (until 1995) – executive director, National Cancer Institute.

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Allow me to introduce Poly-MVA…

Posted in Healing the Sick, March 2010, tagged , on March 7, 2010| Leave a Comment »

“In 1997, I was diagnosed with Stage 3B Lung Cancer. During surgery, the doctor removed my right lung, part of the lining of my heart and a 5cm tumor. There was residual cancer left on my heart, which was inoperable. I was given eighteen months to live. I chose not to be treated with the conventional radiation and chemotherapy. I decided instead to go to San Diego to the Livingston Foundation Medical Center, where I was treated with vaccines in an alternative immunotherapy program. Needless to say, the treatment was successful. It’s been eight years since the surgery and in those eight years I am still on the vaccine. Each year I send a fluid specimen to the lab and from that they gather the culture to make the vaccines specific to me.  Over a year ago, I found Poly-MVA and have been using it since. Last year, when I called the lab because my immune antigen was late getting to me, I was told that it was difficult for them to gather the bacteria to make it. This means that my immune system was better than it had been,   and they asked me if I was was taking Poly-MVA. I would recommend Poly-MVA for anyone wanting to be more healthy and have the best possible nutritional support, especially if your systems are compromised like mine were due to the cancer. I would be more than happy to tell my story anywhere or anytime. Thank you Poly-MVA for making my life a little more secure.”

—Michael Dresser,

Nationally Syndicated Talk Show Host – United States

mdresser@ak.net

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A Soup You Must Try…especially if you have cancer

Posted in Healing the Sick, March 2010, tagged , on March 1, 2010| 24 Comments »

I have known about this soup some time ago but could not try it because it wasn’t easy to find the ingredients in a dry market. My friend from Australia, who has recovered from cancer, swears by this soup. Until today, his wife still prepares this soup, not so much for his cancer, but as a normal soup to be enjoyed with meals. He says it tastes very good. I managed to get all the ingredients in a local supermarket recently, and got someone to make it for me.

Miracle soup for cancer

Dear friends,

Would like to share this super food formula with you. Hope u can try it too.
Tateishi Kazu

When cancer strikes a family, what course of action should one take? Dr. Tateishi Kazu’s father and brother both died of cancer. And then he found himself suffering from cancer of the duodenum and spreading. His stomach was removed, but the cancer cells had spread to his lungs. He resolved to fight for his life. He researched, studied and tested over 1,500 types of herbs and plants. Eventually he discovered the right combination of ingredients and formulated a unique healing vegetable soup and brown rice tea with its own molecular powers. The vegetables are rich in green chlorophyll, amino acids, iron, phosphorous, calcium, all in a natural form.

He based his soup on the principles of Five Elements theory, the harmonizing balance of the forces of yin and yang, acid and alkaline, that engenders health as opposed to the imbalance, which leads to disease. The five elements in our environment are wood, fire, earth, metal and water. Because of the balance of the five elements, the earth is able to produce life. Dr. Tataishi Kazu used the essence of the five elements. Each essence possesses its own color: green, red, yellow, white and black. These relate to the corresponding internal organs: heart, liver, spleen, lung and kidneys. He used the concept of the five different colors as matched to specific vegetables:

Green=Daikon Radish Leaves
Red=Carrot
Yellow=Burdock Root
White=Daikon Radish
Black=Shitake Mushrooms

This is a remedy for all age groups. When the soup is ingested, it produces thirty different elements for fighting disease. Within three days, it can stop the growth of cancer cells. Even for some last-stage cancer patients, it can lead to 100% remission. Patients who have subsisted on feeding tubes for nourishment, when given the soup, after two days regained their strength. Over 10,000 last-stage cancer patients have used this remedy. 99% are alive and were able to return to work.

What This Remedy May Do:

1. Heal Cancer
2 Restore injured joints and bone structure
3. Slow down the aging process
4. Rejuvenate the skin
5. Heal Cataracts
6. Heal liver disorders
7. Lower high blood pressure
8. Improve heart conditions
9. Reduce brain tumors and other head-injury problems
10 Reduce high white blood cell counts
11. Improve T-cell function

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Vegetable Soup Recipe
(2 day’s quantity)

16 ounces white daikon
8-10 ounces white daikon greens
8-10 ounces carrot
8 ounces burdock root (gobo in Japanese, ngoupong in Chinese)
3-5 fresh shitake mushrooms (sundried)
If not sundried, expose dried mushrooms to sun again.

Directions:
Don’t peel anything! Don’t add any seasoning!
Fill a pot with 14 cups of water. When it comes to a boil, reduce the flame and simmer for two hours. Strain and drink.

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