Discussion:
alternative cancer remedies
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peter
2010-05-22 02:50:46 UTC
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any one interested in alternative and holistic cancer remedies view
www.cancershield.net and give me your opinion
Alan Meyer
2010-05-22 05:05:48 UTC
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Post by peter
any one interested in alternative and holistic cancer remedies view
www.cancershield.net and give me your opinion
Peter,

Before you offer cures for cancer, you ought first to learn more
about what it is. That means that you have to study a great deal
of chemistry, molecular biology, and medicine.

If you do that, you'll discover that the opening paragraph in your
web page that describes cancer as caused by a build up of metabolic
waste in 90 trillion cells is pure nonsense. When you start out
from false premises, as you have, nothing useful can come from
them.

Curing cancer is surely one of the most difficult scientific
endeavors ever attempted. Many of the most brilliant minds of
the last 50 years have applied themselves to it. They've made
amazing progress - if not in curing cancer then at least in
understanding it and, for many cancers, extending life.

It always amazes me that people with no scientific training and
no medical or laboratory experience, imagine that they can find
a cure. Those people understand that they haven't got the
knowledge or skill to fix a broken television set or computer,
but they imagine that they can solve a vastly more difficult
problem by administering vitamins or herbs or something equally
simple-minded.

But you probably don't care about that Peter. You probably know
full well that your web page is bullshit. You're just in it for
the money that you hope Google will pay you for the Adsense
clicks.

I hope that not one person clicks on the ads. I hope that all
the money and time you put into plagiarizing material to post
on your web page is wasted.

Get a job Peter. It's a much better and more socially useful
way to make money.

Alan
I.P. Freely
2010-05-22 12:28:22 UTC
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the opening paragraph in your web page
You're just in it for the money
That, or he's just into getting naifs to click on his website so he can
infest their computer with a vast array of malware.

I have many hardware and software filters and roadblocks in my computer,
on my desk, and at my ISP's central servers; I never click on links
unless I know what and where they're taking me; I don't open
attachments; and my computer is a Mac with no sensitive data on it
(we're setting up a separate computer solely for online banking, to be
hooked to the internet only when actively performing that function). Yet
scans find tracking cookies on my Mac quite often, plus thousands of
cookies from known and unknown sources, many known to be intrusive, and
I've still had credit card numbers compromised via a Paypal transaction.

Yet you click on URLs from Borgoslavinia with no clue what's there? It's
your call, but don't be surprised when you encounter a nightmare one of
these days.

I.P.
jloomis
2010-05-22 15:56:50 UTC
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Hey IP,
How do you get rid of cookies if they are there and I did go on my internet
options and view history and see I can delete all cookies or select those to
delete.
Are all cookies bad? I beleive some are for (bank, tool catalogue, etc.)
I was tempted to just delete all, but wanted to pose this question to you.
I did click on the web page and yes, my computer....was jolted......but it
is ok.
The fellow is professing "natural cures" and waste as a cause for cancer.
All I know is that many who have travelled this path are no longer with us.
john
Post by I.P. Freely
the opening paragraph in your web page
You're just in it for the money
That, or he's just into getting naifs to click on his website so he can
infest their computer with a vast array of malware.
I have many hardware and software filters and roadblocks in my computer,
on my desk, and at my ISP's central servers; I never click on links unless
I know what and where they're taking me; I don't open attachments; and my
computer is a Mac with no sensitive data on it (we're setting up a
separate computer solely for online banking, to be hooked to the internet
only when actively performing that function). Yet scans find tracking
cookies on my Mac quite often, plus thousands of cookies from known and
unknown sources, many known to be intrusive, and I've still had credit
card numbers compromised via a Paypal transaction.
Yet you click on URLs from Borgoslavinia with no clue what's there? It's
your call, but don't be surprised when you encounter a nightmare one of
these days.
I.P.
I.P. Freely
2010-05-24 17:00:16 UTC
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Post by jloomis
Hey IP,
How do you get rid of cookies if they are there and I did go on my internet
options and view history and see I can delete all cookies or select those to
delete.
Are all cookies bad?
No, the vast majority are harmless, many even beneficial to us, and I
don't care who knows what I type or browse or have on my computer. But
many cookies track and transmit our browsing habits and use them to
target us for spam or popup ads or junk snail mail, the less of which I
receive the better. One of my computers a few years ago became so
infested with popup ads I add to erase the hard drive and start over,
and some malware can survive even that. The only cookies on my computer
which benefit ME are the 15-20 which help me visit my most-used websites
more quickly; the other several thousand cookies are for others'
benefit, not mine, so I just erase them all once in a while. I never
remember how to do it, so I have to Google the procedure occasionally. I
also have software called MacScan which scans my computer for tracking
cookies and deletes them.

I.P.
jloomis
2010-05-26 14:25:00 UTC
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Yeah,
I see where the cookies are shown and boxes on how to delete them.
In our younger years we used to say"getting your cookies off!"
Now this takes a new meaning......lol
john
Post by I.P. Freely
Post by jloomis
Hey IP,
How do you get rid of cookies if they are there and I did go on my internet
options and view history and see I can delete all cookies or select those to
delete.
Are all cookies bad?
No, the vast majority are harmless, many even beneficial to us, and I
don't care who knows what I type or browse or have on my computer. But
many cookies track and transmit our browsing habits and use them to target
us for spam or popup ads or junk snail mail, the less of which I receive
the better. One of my computers a few years ago became so infested with
popup ads I add to erase the hard drive and start over, and some malware
can survive even that. The only cookies on my computer which benefit ME
are the 15-20 which help me visit my most-used websites more quickly; the
other several thousand cookies are for others' benefit, not mine, so I
just erase them all once in a while. I never remember how to do it, so I
have to Google the procedure occasionally. I also have software called
MacScan which scans my computer for tracking cookies and deletes them.
I.P.
peter
2010-05-22 22:40:37 UTC
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Post by Alan Meyer
any one interested in alternative and holistic cancer remedies  view
www.cancershield.netand give me your opinion
Peter,
Before you offer cures for cancer, you ought first to learn more
about what it is.  That means that you have to study a great deal
of chemistry, molecular biology, and medicine.
If you do that, you'll discover that the opening paragraph in your
web page that describes cancer as caused by a build up of metabolic
waste in 90 trillion cells is pure nonsense.  When you start out
from false premises, as you have, nothing useful can come from
them.
Curing cancer is surely one of the most difficult scientific
endeavors ever attempted.  Many of the most brilliant minds of
the last 50 years have applied themselves to it.  They've made
amazing progress - if not in curing cancer then at least in
understanding it and, for many cancers, extending life.
It always amazes me that people with no scientific training and
no medical or laboratory experience, imagine that they can find
a cure.  Those people understand that they haven't got the
knowledge or skill to fix a broken television set or computer,
but they imagine that they can solve a vastly more difficult
problem by administering vitamins or herbs or something equally
simple-minded.
But you probably don't care about that Peter.  You probably know
full well that your web page is bullshit.  You're just in it for
the money that you hope Google will pay you for the Adsense
clicks.
I hope that not one person clicks on the ads.  I hope that all
the money and time you put into plagiarizing material to post
on your web page is wasted.
Get a job Peter.  It's a much better and more socially useful
way to make money.
     Alan
Thanks for your constructive critism. I am a Stage IV Lymphoma
survivor, hepatitis B survivor and liver cirrhosis survivor using
alternative remedies. It worked for me and I need to share my story as
an inspiration to others. you can see more about my inspiring story if
you wish at http://livershield.net/id13.html
Steve Kramer
2010-05-22 23:42:30 UTC
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"peter" <***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:5fda4d95-2fbc-403a-8a6a-***@l6g2000vbo.googlegroups.com...
On May 22, 1:05 am, Alan Meyer <***@yahoo.com> wrote:


Thanks for your constructive critism. I am a Stage IV Lymphoma
survivor, hepatitis B survivor and liver cirrhosis survivor using
alternative remedies. It worked for me and I need to share my story as
an inspiration to others. you can see more about my inspiring story if
you wish at http://livershield.net/id13.html

==> Just for those who are new to newgrouping, there are many who prey on
newsgroup users and seriously ill people claiming to have solved all sorts
of maladies. Their motives range from psychotic to fraud. I certainly am
not suggesting that in this case.

Okay, Pete, what were you saying?
Alan Meyer
2010-05-23 01:52:55 UTC
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On 05/22/2010 06:40 PM, peter wrote:
...
Post by peter
Thanks for your constructive critism. I am a Stage IV Lymphoma
survivor, hepatitis B survivor and liver cirrhosis survivor using
alternative remedies. It worked for me and I need to share my story as
an inspiration to others. you can see more about my inspiring story if
you wish at http://livershield.net/id13.html
Peter,

I stand by my statement concerning the first paragraph of your
web page. I don't believe for one moment that cancer is caused
by the accumulation of waste products in 90 trillion human cells.
Cancer is composed of hundreds of metabolically different
diseases for which there is no one cause, and certainly none that
involves every cell in the body. It is not likely that there is
one cure either, though that remains to be seen.

Please forgive me if I have falsely accused you of running a
website for the purpose of making money. I have seen such a huge
number of such websites, many of them similar to yours with
Google Adsense ads, that you can understand my skepticism.

Is my skepticism unwarranted? Are all of the statements you make
on your web pages true? Do you indeed have a PhD as apparently
claimed by your signature:

"Dr Peter I Oyakhire OD NHD PhD FAAO"

Maybe. Maybe not. I will reserve judgment on your story.

It would help if you tell me what the letters mean after your
name. I know what a PhD is. What university granted it to you,
in what year, and in what field? Is it an accredited university
or a mail order degree? If it is an accredited university, if I
call them to inquire, will they confirm that they did indeed
grant you the degree?

What do the other credentials mean and who granted them to you?

I wasn't born yesterday Peter. I know that it is just as easy
for a liar to put up a web page as for a person who tells the
truth. I know that there are people who lie with a straight face
and act offended when they are not believed.

You have posted a sad story. Convince us that you are telling us
the truth. Tell us about your PhD. Tell us what course work you
have done, what laboratory research you have done, what clinical
trials you have run, what scientific journals have published
articles by you - in short, show us that you actually know
something about liver disease and haven't just made up some stuff
to sell books on the web.

Personally, I haven't yet seen anything "inspiring" about your
story. I can think of several possible explanations for it:

1. You are a charlatan and a quack and have made up the story on
your website and made up or copied from other quacks the
medical information that you offer to the public.

2. You truly believe everything that you have written, but you
are deluded about its value.

3. The material you have written is actually of value. You have
discovered things about the liver that the experts who have
spent their lives doing research have overlooked. You can
cure diseases that conventional medicine cannot.

I believe that all three of those explanations are possible.
However, everyone will understand that some are more likely than
others.

Alan
Dan Schumacher
2010-05-23 11:07:20 UTC
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Alan,

A Google search shows that he is a doctor of optometry down in
Georgia. It looks like he got his original education in Nigeria
and then had his optometry training in New England. The
livershield.com and cancershield.com sites are linked to him.

Regards, Dan
Post by Alan Meyer
...
Is my skepticism unwarranted? Are all of the statements you
make
on your web pages true? Do you indeed have a PhD as apparently
"Dr Peter I Oyakhire OD NHD PhD FAAO"
Maybe. Maybe not. I will reserve judgment on your story.
It would help if you tell me what the letters mean after your
name. I know what a PhD is. What university granted it to
you,
in what year, and in what field? Is it an accredited
university
or a mail order degree? If it is an accredited university, if
I
call them to inquire, will they confirm that they did indeed
grant you the degree?
What do the other credentials mean and who granted them to you?
Alan Meyer
2010-05-24 03:03:20 UTC
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Alan,
A Google search shows that he is a doctor of optometry down in Georgia.
It looks like he got his original education in Nigeria and then had his
optometry training in New England. The livershield.com and
cancershield.com sites are linked to him.
Regards, Dan
Ah yes. I see those credentials.

Peter may be a good optometrist. I wouldn't know. But he's
not qualified to diagnose or treat liver disease or cancer. His
claim to have a PhD is suspicious at best and outrageous at worst.
The remedies offered on his site are the same tired old quack
cures from "chi machines" to "colon cleansers".

I looked at the gross photographs claiming to show him suffering
from the various maladies. They were pretty shocking. If they
are photos of his conditions, then he's been through the mill
and I feel sorry for him. But that doesn't qualify him to
give medical advice to cancer patients and, as a man who has
been to optometry school, he ought to know better.

I have met people like Peter who are very sincere believers in
the alternative medicines they peddle. Peter may very well be
in that category. He may be an honest and sincere man who is
genuinely trying to help people and, of course, make a little
money out of it too. If so, I'm sure there's nothing I could
say to him that would convince him he's on the wrong path. But
I wouldn't go to him for medical advice and wouldn't send anyone
else either.

Alan
Steve Kramer
2010-05-24 08:28:01 UTC
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Post by Alan Meyer
I have met people like Peter who are very sincere believers in
the alternative medicines they peddle. Peter may very well be
in that category. He may be an honest and sincere man who is
genuinely trying to help people and, of course, make a little
money out of it too.
You're a lucky man. I never meet people like Peter perports to be. The
ones I meet are never sincere. Even Martin Howard, IMHO, knew it wasn't
working.
--
skramer remarks
PSA 16 10/17/2000 @ 46
Biopsy 11/01/2000 G7 (3+4), T2c
RRP 12/15/2000 G7 (3+4), T3cN0M0 Neg margins
PSA <.1 <.1 <.1 .27 .37 .75 PSAD 0.19 years
EBRT 05-07/2002 @ 47
PSA .34 .22 .15 .21 .32 PSAD 0.56 years
Lupron 07/03 (1 mo) 8/03 and every 4 months there after
PSA .07 .05 .06 .09 .08 .132 .145 PSAD 1.40 years
Casodex added daily 07/06
PSA undetectable since. Next Assay 10/10/10
Illegitimati non carborundum
peter
2010-05-24 19:02:36 UTC
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Post by Dan Schumacher
Alan,
A Google search shows that he is a doctor of optometry down in
Georgia.  It looks like he got his original education in Nigeria
and then had his optometry training in New England.  The
livershield.com and cancershield.com sites are linked to him.
Regards, Dan
...
Is my skepticism unwarranted?  Are all of the statements you
make
on your web pages true?  Do you indeed have a PhD as apparently
    "Dr Peter I Oyakhire OD NHD PhD FAAO"
Maybe.  Maybe not.  I will reserve judgment on your story.
It would help if you tell me what the letters mean after your
name.  I know what a PhD is.  What university granted it to
you,
in what year, and in what field?  Is it an accredited
university
or a mail order degree?  If it is an accredited university, if
I
call them to inquire, will they confirm that they did indeed
grant you the degree?
What do the other credentials mean and who granted them to you?- Hide quoted text -
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Thanks, I did an NHD and PhD From the clayton college Of Natural
Health. Alabama
I was a Fellow Of The american Academy Of Optometry Back in 2002.

Over a century ago when our food, water and enviromet were
cleaner,cancer was almost non issue. Today cancer is as common as a
common cold. What changed ?-toxic wastes. This is simple maths.

The cure rate for chemo and radiation is 3%. Is that Okay?. Take off
your blinders and see the hidden truth and use my story to inspire
your friends and relatives to go alternative where cancer is not
treated but their person is treated.
Thanks for your crititism and let my story be a source of inspiriation
to you and others.

Health care should be a big tent that shold give room to all and not
just for white coat doctors. I have both orthodox and conventional
education and I think ,they both have something to offer. Know that
chemotherapy and radiation causes cancer. X-ray tech have the highest
rate of cancers in the world.

Marie currie ,the discoverer of radiation died with her beloved
daughter from exposure to radiation.

Chemotherapy was imposed on Americans and the world as the standard of
care in medicine by the Rockyfellers and Nazi Hitlers IG Faben. Read
this books: when healing becomes a crime,what your doctors dont tell
you,selling sickness, naked empress,cancer industry or death by
prescription and you will be my desciple, a convert too

Once a gain thanks for your crititism and do you still love me after
all I went through. I am a come back kid and am American story of
overcoming adversity-turning adversity into adventure.
I came to America as a poor immigrant and today I have 3 doctorates
and fellowship in addition to having a diploma certificate in
Herberlism. I have been an inspiration to millions.
Look at the page counts on my sites and you will be amazed at the
positive responses that have come through. They underscore money.

Money is not an issue but the message
Alan Meyer
2010-05-25 03:24:26 UTC
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Post by peter
...
Post by Alan Meyer
It would help if you tell me what the letters mean after your
name. I know what a PhD is. What university granted it to
you, in what year, and in what field? Is it an accredited
university or a mail order degree? If it is an accredited
university, if I call them to inquire, will they confirm that
they did indeed grant you the degree?
Thanks, I did an NHD and PhD From the clayton college Of
Natural Health. Alabama I was a Fellow Of The american Academy
Of Optometry Back in 2002.
We have the answer to my questions. Peter claims to have a PhD
but he does not. What he has is a mail order diploma from a
"college" that is not a college at all but rather a mail order
diploma mill. See:

http://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/Nonrecorg/clayton.html

Peter,

This is out and out dishonesty. You do not have a PhD. A real
PhD program typically requires about 20 real courses, with real
text books, real professors, real labs, followed by a real
research project and a real thesis publication accepted by a
committee of real professors.

You haven't done any of that, but you tell the unwitting sick
people who consult you for help that you have a PhD.

Shame on you!
Post by peter
Over a century ago when our food, water and enviromet were
cleaner,cancer was almost non issue. Today cancer is as common
as a common cold. What changed ?-toxic wastes. This is simple
maths.
What simple maths Peter? What was the cancer rate 100 years ago?
How would you establish it? It is an indisputable fact,
established by the government agencies that keep such statistics,
that life expectancy in the U.S. is higher today than it was 100
years ago, and survival times after cancer diagnosis are
significantly longer today than they were just 30 years ago for a
significant number of cancers - including prostate cancer.
Post by peter
The cure rate for chemo and radiation is 3%. Is that Okay?.
What is the source for this statistic Peter?

And what is the cancer cure rate for "chi machines", "colon
cleansers" and the other quack medicines you advertise on your
website?
Post by peter
Health care should be a big tent that shold give room to all
and not just for white coat doctors.
Health care should be a small tent, only allowing room for
evidence based medicine, not quack medicine and quack
practitioners who have no qualifications, do not understand
basic chemistry or biology, keep no accurate statistics on
treatment results, and don't, to use your own words, understand
simple math.
Post by peter
I have both orthodox and conventional education ...
You do not have orthodox and conventional education in cancer
biology or oncology. I presume that you have education in
optometry. Training in optometry doesn't make you an oncologist.

Do you think you could pass an undergraduate level exam in
biochemistry or molecular biology? Do you think you could pass
an exam in any subject whatsoever offered in the first year of
medical school? Could you pass an exam in a first course in
oncology? What textbooks have you read in those subjects? I'll
bet you could not pass an exam that any 20 year old undergraduate
would be expected to pass in a legitimate scientific curriculum.

...
Post by peter
Chemotherapy was imposed on Americans and the world as the
standard of care in medicine by the Rockyfellers and Nazi
Hitlers IG Faben. Read this books: when healing becomes a
crime, what your doctors dont tell you,selling sickness, naked
empress,cancer industry or death by prescription and you will
be my desciple, a convert too
I don't think so. Chemotherapy isn't imposed on anyone.
Clinical trials were conducted on every one of the FDA approved
chemotherapy agents. In every single case, without exception,
the chemotherapy agents demonstrated life extension in real
patients, in statistically and scientifically valid clinical
trials. If they didn't they wouldn't be FDA approved, period!

What clinical trials were conducted on your chi machines and
colon cleansers?
Post by peter
Once a gain thanks for your crititism and do you still love me
after all I went through. I am a come back kid and am American
story of overcoming adversity-turning adversity into adventure.
I came to America as a poor immigrant and today I have 3
doctorates and fellowship in addition to having a diploma
certificate in Herberlism. I have been an inspiration to
millions. Look at the page counts on my sites and you will be
amazed at the positive responses that have come through. They
underscore money.
That's pure BS Peter. You say you have a doctorate in Optometry.
I don't know if that's true, but I'm willing to take your word
for it for the purposes of this discussion. You have no other
doctorates. What you have are pieces of paper that you paid a
charlatan to give you without doing the work necessary to get a
real doctorate.

You are a dishonest fraud!
Post by peter
Money is not an issue but the message
Keep telling yourself that Peter. Maybe you'll convince
yourself. You won't convince me or anyone who looks at the
facts.

Alan
I.P. Freely
2010-05-25 12:52:02 UTC
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We have the answer to my questions. Peter claims to have a PhD
but he does not. What he has is a mail order diploma from a
"college" that is not a college at all but rather a mail order
http://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/Nonrecorg/clayton.html
BUSTED!

Excellent work, Alan. We suspected it, you proved it.

I.P.
peter
2010-05-25 22:44:05 UTC
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Post by I.P. Freely
We have the answer to my questions. Peter claims to have a PhD
but he does not. What he has is a mail order diploma from a
"college" that is not a college at all but rather a mail order
http://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/Nonrecorg/clayton.html
BUSTED!
Excellent work, Alan. We suspected it, you proved it.
I.P.
All medicals schools in America started like Clayton College Of
Natural health till they gained national prominence. All allied
medical programs like chiropractors homeopathy and even osteopathic
doctors were initially called Quarks. Today these professions are
household names in America today. Even conventional medicine started
as quarks till they gained the prominence the acquired today. CCNH has
trained MDs PhDs DDs ODs and graduates from Ivy League universities
who want to veer into alternative medicine, cure themselves of chronic
diseases like me or make carrier change. What’s wrong with that? This
made them Pioneers in alternative medicine. The author of the article
in quack watch, Stephen Barrett, M.D. is an idle man who cannot see
how people have turned their lives around with alternative medicine.
He is equally blind to the fatalities associated with chemo and
radiation. He is a sadist who sees nothing good in how people like me
who are trained in conventional medicine but are equally broad minded
to see and accept other people’s point of view. An ex American
president lost his life through a process of blood letting which was
an acceptable medical procedure a century ago. He need to realize that
medicine started as medicine men who through trial and error became
the imperfect professionals today .He needs to know that prescription
drugs cause more deaths than AIDS and Automobile accidents put
together. He didn’t see that. A look at the old students of Clayton
College of natural health and their faculty, you will see MDs, PhDs,
and DMDs etc from Ivy League schools. Are these people fools and Dr
Barret Right. He even criticized Dr Day who cured her breast cancer
with alternative medicine. If not for alternative medicine I will not
be alive today

For your information the Rockefellers and the industrial military
complex in America established the cancer industry as a for profit
organization with the medical establishment , the pharmaceutical
industries and the congress despite irrefutable studies that indicate
that chemotherapy and radiation saves only the lives of about 3% of
cancer patients while alternative remedies saves over 90% of cancer
patients. Ironically about 80% of all cancer patients are administered
chemotherapy drugs

Medical research indicate that in the 1930s, less than 25% of cancer
patients survived and today with conventional medicine the survival
rate has tripled to about 65%. These data did not take into
consideration the fact that only about 3% of the population had cancer
in the 1930s when compared to 1 in 3 people today. Unless we put
medical freedom in the constitution, the time will come when medicine
will organize itself into an undercover dictatorship. ( Naked empress
and world without cancer)


The following are opinions of MDs and PhDs fron ivy league schools

In a September 30th, 2007 interview with the Atlanta Journal-
constitution, Devra Davis; Epidemiologist and author of the Book
‘Secret History War on Cancer, indicated that since 1936, researchers
have always known the relationships between radiation, environment,
hormones and cancer. These causes have always been known but the
government refuses to direct attention to them. Davis, as the
director of the center for environmental oncology at the university
of Pittsburgh cancer institute attributed these to ‘interference with
cancer research ranging from outright lies by co operations, cover ups
by government and eminent researchers secretly taking cash from cancer
causing industries’

Cancer is the most extreme form of nutritional and metabolic
malfunction. Metabolic rate is reduced. Oxygen uptake is disrupted and
cell division is incomplete. The polarity of cells is altered and all
biochemical functions are hampered. Membranes are defective, red blood
cells collapse and the lymphatic system is sluggish. Cell functions
are disorganized and the individual is confused’-Udo Erasmus,PhD

It was a tradition for epidemiologist to work very closely with
industries that make cancer causing products in order to get the data
they need for their research :Similarly employees of the American
Cancer Society retire and go on to work for industries like the
tobacco industry that make cancer causing products. Such a co-
operation often leads to cooptation-Epidemiologist Devra Davis,
Atlanta Journal-Constitution September 30th 2007.

Dr. W. Spencer Way writes in the Journal of the Amer. Assoc. of
Physicians, Insufficient oxygen means insufficient biological energy
that can result in anything from mild fatigue to life threatening
disease. The connection between insufficient oxygen and disease has
now been firmly established

Cancer has only one prime cause. It is the replacement of normal
oxygen respiration of our bodies cells by an anaerobic (oxygen-
deficient) cell respiration. Dr. Otto Warburg. Two-time Nobel Laureate
Winner of the Nobel Prize For Cancer Research.According to the Journal
of Experimental Medicine,the lack of oxygen clearly plays major roles
in causing cells to become cancerous
Alan Meyer
2010-05-26 19:39:35 UTC
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I posted the following using the Eternal September news server but
got an error. I don't know if it went through. Here it is again
posted
through Google Groups. If it shows up twice, that's why.

Alan

On 05/25/2010 06:44 PM, peter wrote:

Peter,

I know I'm not going to convince you of anything. In the first
place, the things you say are so obviously wrong that you must
believe them. No respectable liar would make up stuff like that.

In the second place, you probably already have a good part of
your income from alternative medicine. You can't afford to learn
the truth because it would hurt you financially.

But since you've taken the time to respond to our criticisms,
I'll write back in detail about some of your responses - largely
for the benefit of others who read this.

I'm also going to say some serious things at the end about your
moral, and maybe legal, liability for harm that you may be
causing.
Post by peter
All medicals schools in America started like Clayton College Of
Natural health till they gained national prominence.
I don't think that's true. I believe that most of them were
created as departments within existing colleges or universities.
A great many were funded by taxpayers.
Post by peter
All allied medical programs like chiropractors homeopathy and
even osteopathic doctors were initially called Quarks. Today
these professions are household names in America today.
I think they're still quacks today.
Post by peter
Even conventional medicine started as quarks till they gained
the prominence the acquired today.
"Prominence" is not what happened to "conventional" medicine.
What happened was that the *science* developed. Modern chemistry
didn't begin until the 18th century and wasn't established on a
firm footing until the mid-nineteenth century. In the 20th
century we finally came to understand a considerable amount about
the biology and biochemistry of the human body and cancer
biology.

Modern cancer treatment is based on this advancing science.
Furthermore, *all* of the treatments that are FDA approved must
demonstrate efficacy and safety in properly constructed clinical
trials. The "alternative" therapies are often based on
pre-scientific nonsense (like homeopathy) and are not proven with
clinical trials. By definition, they have no established
evidence of efficacy. If they had it, they wouldn't be
"alternative" any more.
Post by peter
CCNH has trained MDs PhDs DDs ODs and graduates from Ivy League
universities who want to veer into alternative medicine, cure
themselves of chronic diseases like me or make carrier change.
What’s wrong with that?
I don't believe it. The degrees that CCNH hands out are nothing
like real degrees. The people who acquire them do not get real
education.

How many chemistry and biology courses did you take for your
"PhD" at CCNH? How many patients did you see while under the
supervision of a doctor? What textbooks did you read? What
research project did you do and what PhD thesis did you publish
(a requirement for a PhD in every accredited university in the
U.S.)?
Post by peter
... The author of the article in quack watch, Stephen Barrett,
M.D. is an idle man who cannot see how people have turned their
lives around with alternative medicine. He is equally blind to
the fatalities associated with chemo and radiation. He is a
sadist who sees nothing good in how people like me who are
trained in conventional medicine but are equally broad minded
to see and accept other people’s point of view.
I think Barrett is a hero who has saved thousands of lives by
keeping people from using ineffective treatments and getting
medical help instead. See my thoughts on liability at the end.
Post by peter
An ex American president lost his life through a process of
blood letting which was an acceptable medical procedure a
century ago.
Are you referring to George Washington? That was more than two
centuries ago. Blood letting was long discredited a century ago.

One of the strengths of scientific medicine is that we abandon
treatments like blood letting that don't work. But the
alternative medicine people keep using the same techniques that
didn't work 200 years ago and still don't work today.

...
Post by peter
A look at the old students of Clayton College of natural health
and their faculty, you will see MDs, PhDs, and DMDs etc from
Ivy League schools.
Here's the faculty page from Clayton:

http://www.ccnh.edu/about/facesnames/faculty.aspx

I didn't see any MD's or PhD's from Ivy League schools. 27
people are listed - which I admit impresses me more than if it
were just Clayton. Of those, 7 are on site, the others
presumably all have day jobs somewhere else. Their credentials
are less than stellar. I saw three PhDs from accredited
universities among the 27. One each in education, nursing, and
counseling. I saw one MD. Most of the "PhDs" were like yours,
from Clayton itself.

There is exactly one doctor on the staff and, as far as I can
see, zero scientists. There do appear to be some undergraduate
level qualified nutrition people.
Post by peter
Are these people fools and Dr Barret Right.
I think so.
Post by peter
He even criticized Dr Day who cured her breast cancer with
alternative medicine.
See: http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Cancer/day.html

You owe it to yourself to read it from the top to the bottom.
It's pretty damning.
Post by peter
If not for alternative medicine I will not be alive today
I'm glad you are feeling better.
Post by peter
For your information the Rockefellers and the industrial
military complex in America established the cancer industry as
a for profit organization with the medical establishment , the
pharmaceutical industries and the congress despite irrefutable
studies that indicate that chemotherapy and radiation saves
only the lives of about 3% of cancer patients while alternative
remedies saves over 90% of cancer patients. Ironically about
80% of all cancer patients are administered chemotherapy drugs
The first claim that quacks and con men make is that the
scientific and medical communities are all quacks and con men.
All the doctors in America, all the scientists, all the people
working at the National Institutes of Health, the Rockefeller
family and the military-industrial complex are all involved in a
vast conspiracy to hide the truth in order to make money.

But we at the Clayton College of Natural Health are here to
reveal the real truth! Trust us.

It's pretty sad really.
Post by peter
Medical research indicate that in the 1930s, less than 25% of
cancer patients survived and today with conventional medicine
the survival rate has tripled to about 65%. These data did not
take into consideration the fact that only about 3% of the
population had cancer in the 1930s when compared to 1 in 3
people today.
I don't know the statistics and don't know if anyone does. It is
certainly true that more people died a long time ago due to
infections and preventable diseases before they reached the age
when cancer became a problem. Many more people also died of
cancer but were never diagnosed.

You must realize too that standards of sanitation, nutrition,
food purity, air and water pollution, and drug regulation have
all improved greatly since the 1930's. The result is a higher
standard of health now than then - though obesity is a growing
problem that poses new dangers.
Post by peter
Unless we put medical freedom in the constitution, the time
will come when medicine will organize itself into an undercover
dictatorship. ( Naked empress and world without cancer)
I don't want everyone to be free to practice medicine. I want
doctors to be licensed by the state. I want to know that, when I
see a doctor, I can be sure that he has a real medical education,
an internship under supervision, and has passed standard
licensing exams. I want to know that the drugs he prescribes for
me have been tested by the FDA for purity, safety and efficacy
for people with my diagnosis.

Should we put "transportation freedom" in the constitution?
Should we allow anyone to pilot a jetliner, or drive a bus?

...

I'll just hit one more of your points.
Post by peter
Cancer has only one prime cause. It is the replacement of
normal oxygen respiration of our bodies cells by an anaerobic
(oxygen- deficient) cell respiration. Dr. Otto Warburg.
Two-time Nobel Laureate Winner of the Nobel Prize For Cancer
Research.According to the Journal of Experimental Medicine,the
lack of oxygen clearly plays major roles in causing cells to
become cancerous
I looked up Warburg. He was a great scientist, but I don't think
he said what you think he said. He didn't say that tumor cells
lack oxygen, he said that the aerobic respiration mechanisms in
those cells were damaged. He never said it was the cause of
cancer. It could very well be an effect. In the 75 years since
his discovery, no one has yet been able to determine why it is so
or how to take advantage of this knowledge in treatment
strategies.

We now have reason to believe that a proximate cause of all
cancers is DNA damage - something that appears to be quite
separate from cellular respiration. But there is no known way to
repair this damage. So far, the best we can do is to find ways
to kill or suppress the damaged cells - which is what all the
therapies do.

But enough about this. Let's talk about our responsibility to
cancer patients.

I know, Peter, that you believe that alternative medicine has
saved your life and will save other lives, so what I have to say
won't convince you. But you should consider it seriously.

As you know, cancer is deadly serious. The people who treat it
need to know as much as is known about it and use the best, most
well proven techniques.

You wouldn't want to get on an airplane and find out that the
pilot was trained by non-pilots at the Podunk College of Natural
Airplane Piloting. You wouldn't want to find out that your pilot
doesn't know how a jet engine works, isn't familiar with all the
controls, doesn't understand the theories of aerodynamics, has
never flown an airplane at night or in rain or fog, and hasn't
got a clue about how to navigate from point to point.

You are like that non-pilot, but instead of flying a plane, you
are treating cancer patients. In a way what you are doing is
much worse than the unlicensed pilot. He's at least risking his
own life when he takes off. You are only risking the lives of
your clients.

Think about your qualifications. Do you know how to diagnose
cancer? If you saw two cells under a microscope, could you tell
which one was cancerous? Could you tell the difference between a
prostate cell and a lung cell? If a patient reported that he was
vomiting or had pain in his hip, or had trouble breathing, what
would you do to determine the cause and to alleviate it? Do you
know what the alkaline phosphatase level should be in a Stage III
prostate cancer patient should be and what it means if it's
abnormal? If a prostate cancer patient reported severe
headaches, what possible causes would you look for and how would
you treat them? How would you tell if the headaches were related
to his cancer or to something else?

Not every oncologist will do a good job at handling these
problems. Not every doctor is a good doctor. Not every symptom
and not every disease is understood by modern medicine. But we
do know a lot about the symptoms, the diseases, and the
treatments. How can you call yourself a doctor if you haven't
even studied these things? How can you treat people with cancer
if you've never read a single modern oncology textbook?

Don't you feel some responsibility about this? What if a patient
comes to you and you tell him he doesn't need to see a medical
doctor, he only needs alternative treatment. The patient gets
worse and eventually dies. Don't you feel morally responsible
for that?

You say that your alternative medicines can cure 90% of cancers.
That's absurd on its face. If you really believe it, then you
must believe that patients should see you for treatment rather
than licensed doctors. And if you really believe that, you're a
dangerous man.

One day Peter, you may be visited by a lawyer representing the
family of a patient who died of cancer. He will hand you a
lawsuit for wrongful death. You could be in very serious
trouble. And even if you didn't mean to do anything wrong, you
could be convicted and would deserve to be convicted.

Wanting to be a doctor doesn't make you one. Wanting to cure
cancer doesn't mean you can. You are fooling yourself and
putting people's lives at risk.

Alan
Steve Kramer
2010-05-27 12:48:28 UTC
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Post by peter
CCNH has trained MDs PhDs DDs ODs and graduates from Ivy League
universities who want to veer into alternative medicine, cure
themselves of chronic diseases like me or make carrier change.
What’s wrong with that?
I don't believe it. The degrees that CCNH hands out are nothing
like real degrees. The people who acquire them do not get real
education.

==> I think, Alan, that you have to realize that in Nigeria, an oral Q&A in
front of a panel is all that is necessary to be an OD. Nigeria is also the
fraud capital of the world (not that China and Russia aren't vying for the
title). He could not possibly understand your value system or you his.
I.P. Freely
2010-05-27 13:15:27 UTC
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Post by Alan Meyer
Post by peter
Cancer has only one prime cause. It is the replacement of
normal oxygen respiration of our bodies cells by an anaerobic
(oxygen- deficient) cell respiration. Dr. Otto Warburg.
Two-time Nobel Laureate Winner of the Nobel Prize For Cancer
Research.According to the Journal of Experimental Medicine,the
lack of oxygen clearly plays major roles in causing cells to
become cancerous
Were that true, many or most habitual high intensity athletes would die
young of cancer. On the contrary, they demonstrate elongated telemeres
compared to their less active peers. In fact, high intensity exercise,
involving pushing oneself to maximal anaerobic capacity, has been shown
to actively increase the length of telemeres in individual study
subjects. Maybe it's why exercise so effectively prolongs our lives,
even with cancer. I've surely surprised my oncologists, who said to a
man among themselves upon my discharge 5.5 years ago that they would see
me back again, in biological if not clinical relapse, long before now.

phbthbthbt!
Post by Alan Meyer
We now have reason to believe that a proximate cause of all
cancers is DNA damage - something that appears to be quite
separate from cellular respiration. But there is no known way to
repair this damage. So far, the best we can do is to find ways
to kill or suppress the damaged cells - which is what all the
therapies do.
Maybe if more people exercised by the Tabata protocol we could almost
confine cancer to those who don't. Just think ... greater weight loss,
much greater aerobic capacity gain, and much greater anaerobic capacity
gain in 20 minutes a week of maximal intensity exercise than with hours
a day of ordinary exercise, plus longer telemeres as a bonus.

You do know, Peter, all about telemeres, I presume. They help prevent
DNA damage at the cellular level, and high intensity exercise is the
only known way to regenerate and elongate them. As such, it's the first
known way to produce clinically observable reduction in an individual's
biological age. (No, I haven't read the actual studies demonstrating
this; I've merely read about them without pursuing the footnote trail.)

We've known for many years that exercise improved both the quantity and
quality of our lives; how's that for alternative medicine? Now that it's
emerging that intensity matters quite significantly, maybe its benefits
will extend to cancer more directly than through obesity reduction.
Post by Alan Meyer
You wouldn't want to find out that your pilot
doesn't know how a jet engine works, isn't familiar with all the
controls, doesn't understand the theories of aerodynamics
Uh, oh ... now you're dabbling into unknown territory. I was quite
surprised how little technology some Air Force fighter jocks understood.
I'd fly anywhere with those guys, but it was tough for a guy with a
degree in basketweaving to figure out RPMs, aerodynamic lift, or
compression stall. (In fact, there are very erudite books written by
expert engineers disputing with mathematics and wind tunnels the
ages-old assumption that Bernoulli's principle produces lift. i.e.,
maybe the basketweaver fighter pilots know all they need to know to be
Top Guns.)

But I sure as heck don't want a basketweaver treating my cancer.

I.P.
Vince
2010-05-26 01:35:01 UTC
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On Mon, 24 May 2010 23:24:26 -0400, Alan Meyer wrote:

snip
That's pure BS Peter. You say you have a doctorate in Optometry. I
don't know if that's true, but I'm willing to take your word for it for
the purposes of this discussion. You have no other doctorates. What
you have are pieces of paper that you paid a charlatan to give you
without doing the work necessary to get a real doctorate.
You are a dishonest fraud!
Post by peter
Money is not an issue but the message
Keep telling yourself that Peter. Maybe you'll convince yourself. You
won't convince me or anyone who looks at the facts.
Alan
Good detective work Alan. Thanks for sniffing out a rat. He's already
in my killfile.

Vince
--
PSA 4.73 07/2000 @ 48
Biopsy 07/2000 G7 (3+4)
RRP 09/2000 @ 49 G7 (3+4), T2b Neg margins
PSA < 0.1 for 14 months post op
PSA .8 .8 .6 .8 04/2008 thru 12/2008
IMRT 02/2009 - 04/2009, 38 treatments, 60.8 Gy total
PSA .02 05/18/09
PSA .01 09/22/09
PSA <0.008 01/25/10
PSA <0.1 05/07/10
peter
2010-05-26 06:07:54 UTC
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snip
That's pure BS Peter.  You say you have a doctorate in Optometry. I
don't know if that's true, but I'm willing to take your word for it for
the purposes of this discussion.  You have no other doctorates.  What
you have are pieces of paper that you paid a charlatan to give you
without doing the work necessary to get a real doctorate.
You are a dishonest fraud!
 >   Money is not an issue but the message
Keep telling yourself that Peter.  Maybe you'll convince yourself.  You
won't convince me or anyone who looks at the facts.
     Alan
Good detective work Alan.  Thanks for sniffing out a rat.  He's already
in my killfile.
Vince
--
Biopsy 07/2000 G7 (3+4)
PSA  < 0.1 for 14 months post op
PSA  .8 .8 .6 .8  04/2008 thru 12/2008
IMRT 02/2009 - 04/2009, 38 treatments, 60.8 Gy total
PSA  .02   05/18/09
PSA  .01   09/22/09
PSA <0.008 01/25/10
PSA <0.1   05/07/10
In 1874, Dr. Andrew Still in Missouri proposed that illness was
caused
by stagnation of vital bodily functions. He believed that when we
stimulate the lymphatic and cardiovascular systems and eliminate
sluggishness, most illness will be eradicated. Just like stagnant
water will cause destructive sedimentation and corrosion to its
container, stagnation and a sedentary lifestyle will cause organ
degeneration. Proponent of orthodox medicine pounced on him and his
osteopathic colleagues and put them in jail for their convictions.
How
wrong were they? Today doctors of osteopathic medicines have become
household names in the American medicine.
I.P. Freely
2010-05-26 13:29:44 UTC
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Post by peter
He believed that when we
stimulate the lymphatic and cardiovascular systems and eliminate
sluggishness, most illness will be eradicated. Just like stagnant
water will cause destructive sedimentation and corrosion to its
container, stagnation and a sedentary lifestyle will cause organ
degeneration. Proponent of orthodox medicine pounced on him and his
osteopathic colleagues and put them in jail for their convictions.
So you're going to cure our PC by manipulation? You'll go to jail,
alright ... for assault and sexual battery ... after you get out of the
hospital.

One word for ya, Peter: *AFLAK!*

I.P.
Alan Meyer
2010-05-28 03:43:37 UTC
Permalink
Post by peter
In 1874, Dr. Andrew Still in Missouri proposed that illness was
caused by stagnation of vital bodily functions. He believed
that when we stimulate the lymphatic and cardiovascular systems
and eliminate sluggishness, most illness will be eradicated.
Just like stagnant water will cause destructive sedimentation
and corrosion to its container, stagnation and a sedentary
lifestyle will cause organ degeneration. Proponent of orthodox
medicine pounced on him and his osteopathic colleagues and put
them in jail for their convictions.
How wrong were they? Today doctors of osteopathic medicines
have become household names in the American medicine.
Peter,

I've been very tough on you in the interchanges we've had in the
alt.support.cancer.prostate newsgroup. I know you must think
I've been unfair.

Judging from your postings, I have come to think that you are
sincere in your belief in "alternative" medicine, and that you
really do see yourself as helping people, not ripping them off.
I'm sure that my attacks on you seem vicious and totally
unwarranted.

I would like to explain myself.

There is a difference between science and non-science. It's not
an arbitrary difference. It's a real one. There aren't two
equally valid ways to look at illness, one scientific and one
"alternative". There is one valid way, the scientific way. It's
not "western" science or "conventional" science, it's plain old
universal science - practiced the same way in the U.S., China,
Africa, Russia, or any place you wish.

"Science" is a way of looking at the world that attempts to base
all of its conclusions on evidence, logic, and repeatable
observations and experiments. It is, as one philosopher noted,
"common sense made systematic."

The claims you attribute to Dr. Still are not scientific. They
don't really even make sense. What does "stagnation of vital
bodily functions" mean? What is "sluggishness" in lymphatic and
cardiovascular systems? And how in the world would one eliminate
it? We know that blocked arteries can cause heart attack and
death, but we also know that that isn't the cause of cancer,
pneumonia, measles, HIV, polio, tuberculosis, common colds, or
ten thousand other diseases. To say that this is the cause of
all disease is ludicrous.

Such ideas may have just barely seemed plausible in 1874. Within
a few years however, the work of Louis Pasteur, Robert Koch and
Joseph Lister demonstrated conclusively that many diseases are
caused by pathogens - organisms that we now know to be
protozoans, bacteria, or viruses. We now know that these
organisms attack the cells in our bodies, reproduce inside of us,
and destroy the cells, leading to illness and death. It has
nothing to do with "sluggishness". It's infection.

Cancer is more complex than that. But we now know that it too is
not due to "sluggishness". It is due to specific types of DNA
damage, caused by carcinogens, radiation, genetic risk factors,
or old age. To take the old, false, pre-scientific theories and
hang on to them, ignoring all of the accumulated research and
evidence since then, isn't a valid way of learning about disease.
It's not only not science, it's plain wrong.

If you want to learn about medicine, you've got to study medical
textbooks. They contain the accumulated knowledge of peoples for
hundreds of years. To understand them, you'll almost certainly
have to master some books about biochemistry, biology,
physiology, and other very hard scientific subjects. Those books
will not only teach you theories about how disease works, they'll
show you the evidence. They'll describe the experiments that
were done to establish the truth of the theories. They'll show
you photos of real patients and micrographs of real cells, with
and without disease, demonstrating and explaining how healthy
cells become diseased.

There are no easy shortcuts. You can't just pick up a bunch of
fine sounding platitudes about "sluggishness" and "vital bodily
functions" and assume that, because they are easy to imagine and
sound good, that they're right. They're not right. They're dead
wrong. Any professor of medicine could explain exactly why and
show you the evidence.

If you want to do good for people, you can't advise them to use
"alternative medicine" that has no evidence for it and no theory
that coheres with modern understandings of chemistry and biology.
You won't be doing anyone any good. You'll be hurting them
because you'll be leading them to believe that all the hard
realities of disease and treatment, and many of them are very
hard indeed, can just be avoided with an invigorating rest and a
nice cup of tea - or whatever the alternative practitioners are
offering. They might feel better for hearing the comforting
words, but they won't recover and they won't feel better for
long.

Maybe alternative medicine cured your own problems. Maybe
conventional medicine did. Maybe they got better on their own.
Maybe the problems weren't exactly what you thought they were.
It's very hard to know. But one thing I can assure you of is
that every one of the "alternative" treatments for cancer that
has been investigated has been found to be ineffective. Any that
were effective, like the chemotherapy agent "taxotere" that was
extracted from tree bark, have been studied, understood, and
incorporated into scientific medicine.

I wouldn't be surprised if some other "alternative" therapies
help, but most don't and we can't know which ones do unless we
perform the scientific and clinical studies on them that the
alternative practitioners don't perform and aren't qualified to
even understand, much less perform.

The people like the Dr. Lorraine Day you cited, and many others
who promote alternative medicine, are victimizing their clients.
And they've victimized you too.

Don't let them continue.

Alan Meyer
peter
2010-05-28 21:10:35 UTC
Permalink
 > In 1874, Dr. Andrew Still in Missouri proposed that illness was
 > caused by stagnation of vital bodily functions. He believed
 > that when we stimulate the lymphatic and cardiovascular systems
 > and eliminate sluggishness, most illness will be eradicated.
 > Just like stagnant water will cause destructive sedimentation
 > and corrosion to its container, stagnation and a sedentary
 > lifestyle will cause organ degeneration. Proponent of orthodox
 > medicine pounced on him and his osteopathic colleagues and put
 > them in jail for their convictions.
 >
 > How wrong were they? Today doctors of osteopathic medicines
 > have become household names in the American medicine.
Peter,
I've been very tough on you in the interchanges we've had in the
alt.support.cancer.prostate newsgroup.  I know you must think
I've been unfair.
Judging from your postings, I have come to think that you are
sincere in your belief in "alternative" medicine, and that you
really do see yourself as helping people, not ripping them off.
I'm sure that my attacks on you seem vicious and totally
unwarranted.
I would like to explain myself.
There is a difference between science and non-science.  It's not
an arbitrary difference.  It's a real one.  There aren't two
equally valid ways to look at illness, one scientific and one
"alternative".  There is one valid way, the scientific way.  It's
not "western" science or "conventional" science, it's plain old
universal science - practiced the same way in the U.S., China,
Africa, Russia, or any place you wish.
"Science" is a way of looking at the world that attempts to base
all of its conclusions on evidence, logic, and repeatable
observations and experiments.  It is, as one philosopher noted,
"common sense made systematic."
The claims you attribute to Dr. Still are not scientific.  They
don't really even make sense.  What does "stagnation of vital
bodily functions" mean?  What is "sluggishness" in lymphatic and
cardiovascular systems?  And how in the world would one eliminate
it?  We know that blocked arteries can cause heart attack and
death, but we also know that that isn't the cause of cancer,
pneumonia, measles, HIV, polio, tuberculosis, common colds, or
ten thousand other diseases.  To say that this is the cause of
all disease is ludicrous.
Such ideas may have just barely seemed plausible in 1874.  Within
a few years however, the work of Louis Pasteur, Robert Koch and
Joseph Lister demonstrated conclusively that many diseases are
caused by pathogens - organisms that we now know to be
protozoans, bacteria, or viruses.  We now know that these
organisms attack the cells in our bodies, reproduce inside of us,
and destroy the cells, leading to illness and death.  It has
nothing to do with "sluggishness".  It's infection.
Cancer is more complex than that.  But we now know that it too is
not due to "sluggishness".  It is due to specific types of DNA
damage, caused by carcinogens, radiation, genetic risk factors,
or old age.  To take the old, false, pre-scientific theories and
hang on to them, ignoring all of the accumulated research and
evidence since then, isn't a valid way of learning about disease.
It's not only not science, it's plain wrong.
If you want to learn about medicine, you've got to study medical
textbooks.  They contain the accumulated knowledge of peoples for
hundreds of years.  To understand them, you'll almost certainly
have to master some books about biochemistry, biology,
physiology, and other very hard scientific subjects.  Those books
will not only teach you theories about how disease works, they'll
show you the evidence.  They'll describe the experiments that
were done to establish the truth of the theories.  They'll show
you photos of real patients and micrographs of real cells, with
and without disease, demonstrating and explaining how healthy
cells become diseased.
There are no easy shortcuts.  You can't just pick up a bunch of
fine sounding platitudes about "sluggishness" and "vital bodily
functions" and assume that, because they are easy to imagine and
sound good, that they're right.  They're not right.  They're dead
wrong.  Any professor of medicine could explain exactly why and
show you the evidence.
If you want to do good for people, you can't advise them to use
"alternative medicine" that has no evidence for it and no theory
that coheres with modern understandings of chemistry and biology.
You won't be doing anyone any good.  You'll be hurting them
because you'll be leading them to believe that all the hard
realities of disease and treatment, and many of them are very
hard indeed, can just be avoided with an invigorating rest and a
nice cup of tea - or whatever the alternative practitioners are
offering.  They might feel better for hearing the comforting
words, but they won't recover and they won't feel better for
long.
Maybe alternative medicine cured your own problems.  Maybe
conventional medicine did.  Maybe they got better on their own.
Maybe the problems weren't exactly what you thought they were.
It's very hard to know.  But one thing I can assure you of is
that every one of the "alternative" treatments for cancer that
has been investigated has been found to be ineffective.  Any that
were effective, like the chemotherapy agent "taxotere" that was
extracted from tree bark, have been studied, understood, and
incorporated into scientific medicine.
I wouldn't be surprised if some other "alternative" therapies
help, but most don't and we can't know which ones do unless we
perform the scientific and clinical studies on them that the
alternative practitioners don't perform and aren't qualified to
even understand, much less perform.
The people like the Dr. Lorraine Day you cited, and many others
who promote alternative medicine, are victimizing their clients.
And they've victimized you too.
Don't let them continue.
     Alan Meyer
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peter
2010-05-29 06:30:59 UTC
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 > In 1874, Dr. Andrew Still in Missouri proposed that illness was
 > caused by stagnation of vital bodily functions. He believed
 > that when we stimulate the lymphatic and cardiovascular systems
 > and eliminate sluggishness, most illness will be eradicated.
 > Just like stagnant water will cause destructive sedimentation
 > and corrosion to its container, stagnation and a sedentary
 > lifestyle will cause organ degeneration. Proponent of orthodox
 > medicine pounced on him and his osteopathic colleagues and put
 > them in jail for their convictions.
 >
 > How wrong were they? Today doctors of osteopathic medicines
 > have become household names in the American medicine.
Peter,
I've been very tough on you in the interchanges we've had in the
alt.support.cancer.prostate newsgroup.  I know you must think
I've been unfair.
Judging from your postings, I have come to think that you are
sincere in your belief in "alternative" medicine, and that you
really do see yourself as helping people, not ripping them off.
I'm sure that my attacks on you seem vicious and totally
unwarranted.
I would like to explain myself.
There is a difference between science and non-science.  It's not
an arbitrary difference.  It's a real one.  There aren't two
equally valid ways to look at illness, one scientific and one
"alternative".  There is one valid way, the scientific way.  It's
not "western" science or "conventional" science, it's plain old
universal science - practiced the same way in the U.S., China,
Africa, Russia, or any place you wish.
"Science" is a way of looking at the world that attempts to base
all of its conclusions on evidence, logic, and repeatable
observations and experiments.  It is, as one philosopher noted,
"common sense made systematic."
The claims you attribute to Dr. Still are not scientific.  They
don't really even make sense.  What does "stagnation of vital
bodily functions" mean?  What is "sluggishness" in lymphatic and
cardiovascular systems?  And how in the world would one eliminate
it?  We know that blocked arteries can cause heart attack and
death, but we also know that that isn't the cause of cancer,
pneumonia, measles, HIV, polio, tuberculosis, common colds, or
ten thousand other diseases.  To say that this is the cause of
all disease is ludicrous.
Such ideas may have just barely seemed plausible in 1874.  Within
a few years however, the work of Louis Pasteur, Robert Koch and
Joseph Lister demonstrated conclusively that many diseases are
caused by pathogens - organisms that we now know to be
protozoans, bacteria, or viruses.  We now know that these
organisms attack the cells in our bodies, reproduce inside of us,
and destroy the cells, leading to illness and death.  It has
nothing to do with "sluggishness".  It's infection.
Cancer is more complex than that.  But we now know that it too is
not due to "sluggishness".  It is due to specific types of DNA
damage, caused by carcinogens, radiation, genetic risk factors,
or old age.  To take the old, false, pre-scientific theories and
hang on to them, ignoring all of the accumulated research and
evidence since then, isn't a valid way of learning about disease.
It's not only not science, it's plain wrong.
If you want to learn about medicine, you've got to study medical
textbooks.  They contain the accumulated knowledge of peoples for
hundreds of years.  To understand them, you'll almost certainly
have to master some books about biochemistry, biology,
physiology, and other very hard scientific subjects.  Those books
will not only teach you theories about how disease works, they'll
show you the evidence.  They'll describe the experiments that
were done to establish the truth of the theories.  They'll show
you photos of real patients and micrographs of real cells, with
and without disease, demonstrating and explaining how healthy
cells become diseased.
There are no easy shortcuts.  You can't just pick up a bunch of
fine sounding platitudes about "sluggishness" and "vital bodily
functions" and assume that, because they are easy to imagine and
sound good, that they're right.  They're not right.  They're dead
wrong.  Any professor of medicine could explain exactly why and
show you the evidence.
If you want to do good for people, you can't advise them to use
"alternative medicine" that has no evidence for it and no theory
that coheres with modern understandings of chemistry and biology.
You won't be doing anyone any good.  You'll be hurting them
because you'll be leading them to believe that all the hard
realities of disease and treatment, and many of them are very
hard indeed, can just be avoided with an invigorating rest and a
nice cup of tea - or whatever the alternative practitioners are
offering.  They might feel better for hearing the comforting
words, but they won't recover and they won't feel better for
long.
Maybe alternative medicine cured your own problems.  Maybe
conventional medicine did.  Maybe they got better on their own.
Maybe the problems weren't exactly what you thought they were.
It's very hard to know.  But one thing I can assure you of is
that every one of the "alternative" treatments for cancer that
has been investigated has been found to be ineffective.  Any that
were effective, like the chemotherapy agent "taxotere" that was
extracted from tree bark, have been studied, understood, and
incorporated into scientific medicine.
I wouldn't be surprised if some other "alternative" therapies
help, but most don't and we can't know which ones do unless we
perform the scientific and clinical studies on them that the
alternative practitioners don't perform and aren't qualified to
even understand, much less perform.
The people like the Dr. Lorraine Day you cited, and many others
who promote alternative medicine, are victimizing their clients.
And they've victimized you too.
Don't let them continue.
     Alan Meyer
The American Cancer Society was originally known as the American
Society for the Control of Cancer. The Charter of the ACS stipulates
that it be disbanded the day a cure is found for cancer. The same ACS
a $400million dollars a year enterprise operates to make sure the cure
is never found for cancer thus ensuring its survivability. About the
same time, Hoffman-La Roche (a drug lord), Elmer Bobst (a political
Activist), Albert and Mary Lasker (of the American tobacco company and
trustees of the Memorial Hospital) took control of the American
Cancer Society used it to propagate chemotherapy and radiation as the
standard of care for cancer treatment while also discrediting
holistic remedies. They were also responsible for the cordial
relationships between all governmental organs responsible for cancer
research namely the FDA, the NCI and fostered opportunities for
revolving doors where by which former employees of any of these
organizations can hold joint employments in private pharmaceutical
companies. As at 1978, 25% of the board members of the Memorial Sloan-
Kettering hospital have ties to industries that produce cancer
causing products and the pharmaceutical industries that produce cancer
drugs.
Steve Kramer
2010-05-25 11:00:24 UTC
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"peter" <***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:27196dac-fe2a-4ff6-97cb-***@v18g2000vbc.googlegroups.com...
On May 23, 8:07 am, "Dan Schumacher" <***@verizon.net>
wrote:

Over a century ago when our food, water and enviromet were
cleaner,cancer was almost non issue. Today cancer is as common as a
common cold. What changed ?-toxic wastes. This is simple maths.

==> You gotta love frauds. They'll just state it right up front and expect
everyone to so, "Oh, I didn't know that."

==> I don't know what it was like in Nigeria 100 years ago, but in
Cincinnati (and Chicago, Philadelphia, New York and every other town
springing up on the rivers and streams in the U.S.) in the tallow district,
the blood, urine, and feces of animals ran from a cutter in the slaughter
houses to the street gutter and eventually into the river. In Cincinnati,
they "new" water pumping station had to be closed because of all the
chemicals being spewed out from the factories upriver. On mid-summer
evenings, the sooty, black clouds from coal burning steam engines would hang
over the city with nearly 100% opacity; and drift down into the water
overnight.

==> Then take into account that Prostate Cancer likes old men, and there
were very few who lived past sixty back then. This is where the simple
maths come in.
--
skramer remarks
PSA 16 10/17/2000 @ 46
Biopsy 11/01/2000 G7 (3+4), T2c
RRP 12/15/2000 G7 (3+4), T3cN0M0 Neg margins
PSA <.1 <.1 <.1 .27 .37 .75 PSAD 0.19 years
EBRT 05-07/2002 @ 47
PSA .34 .22 .15 .21 .32 PSAD 0.56 years
Lupron 07/03 (1 mo) 8/03 and every 4 months there after
PSA .07 .05 .06 .09 .08 .132 .145 PSAD 1.40 years
Casodex added daily 07/06
PSA undetectable since. Next Assay 10/10/10
Illegitimati non carborundum
I.P. Freely
2010-05-22 12:11:31 UTC
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Post by peter
any one interested in alternative and holistic cancer remedies view
www.cancershield.net and give me your opinion
My opinion is too obscene for the internet. Bugger off.
s***@gmail.com
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