Cancer

If you’ve read my book “Virtual Medicine” (you should have!), you’ll know that I gave some space to the dangers of periodontal disease. Today it’s probably the #1 marker for heart disease. But do you remember, I also talked on pages 62- 63 about dental dangers, with particular reference to the work of Dr. Patrick […]

If you’ve read my book “Virtual Medicine” (you should have!), you’ll know that I gave some space to the dangers of periodontal disease. Today it’s probably the #1 marker for heart disease. But do you remember, I also talked on pages 62- 63 about dental dangers, with particular reference to the work of Dr. Patrick […] The post Advanced Gum Disease May Raise Cancer Risk appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Those of you who subscribed to my former “Wholesome Living Letter” might remember an article I did called “Dr. Fido Will See You Now”. It told of the fact that dogs were extraordinarily accurate in sniffing out cutaneous cancer cells. A number of dogs had literally saved their owner’s life by spotting very early cancers.

Those of you who subscribed to my former “Wholesome Living Letter” might remember an article I did called “Dr. Fido Will See You Now”. It told of the fact that dogs were extraordinarily accurate in sniffing out cutaneous cancer cells. A number of dogs had literally saved their owner’s life by spotting very early cancers.

A wasted life. Nobody should die of this disease. It’s a catalogue of medical blundering. I know the inside scoop on this. Farrah didn’t believe in conventional cancer therapy here in the US (that should have saved her life in fact). So she went to Germany. Germans have some of the best cancer treatments around. […]

A wasted life. Nobody should die of this disease. It’s a catalogue of medical blundering. I know the inside scoop on this. Farrah didn’t believe in conventional cancer therapy here in the US (that should have saved her life in fact). So she went to Germany. Germans have some of the best cancer treatments around. […] The post Farrah the inside scoop on why she died appeared first on Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby.

Conflict of interest blocks out real scientific integrity in cancer research A study to be published June 15th 2009 in the journal Cancer has highlighted what is essentially corruption in the science of cancer research. It’s called “conflict of interest”: but you and I would call it corruption, bribery or malicious threats. Not nice words for a not nice phenomenon, which I’ve known about for years. Well, at least the industry is beginning to talk about it.

Conflict of interest blocks out real scientific integrity in cancer research A study to be published June 15th 2009 in the journal Cancer has highlighted what is essentially corruption in the science of cancer research. It’s called “conflict of interest”: but you and I would call it corruption, bribery or malicious threats. Not nice words for a not nice phenomenon, which I’ve known about for years. Well, at least the industry is beginning to talk about it.

If you haven’t heard already, you will soon come across a new anti-cancer therapy called Kanglaite. It’s manufactured in China and is pushed by incredible hype and fanfares as a “proven” and “miracle” cure. But we’ve been there before, haven’t we? When commercial interests get on the bandwagon, the inconvenient matter of truth and integrity suddenly gets lost in all the brouhaha. So what are the facts? Kanglaite was developed by a pharmacist, Li Dapeng. It is made from a plant called Job’s tears, a relative of maize. We might think of it as “Chinese pearl barley”. The botanical name, for those interested, is Coix lachryma-jobi. Its Chinese name, yi-yi-jen, or yi-mi (in southeast China) is the same as that used for barley, or yang-yi-mi, ‘yang’ meaning ‘foreign’, or ‘across the ocean’. Yi-mi is used in soups and gruel and is a common ingredient in many Chinese traditional herbal medicines for treating a variety of ailments including cancer. It has also been widely used as a diuretic, analgesic and antispasmodic agent. No one knows exactly how Kanglaite works, but the drug has been taken by more than 270,000 patients in some 2,000 hospitals in China, and has proven effective against malignant tumors such as carcinomas in the lung, liver, stomach and breast. So far so good.

If you haven’t heard already, you will soon come across a new anti-cancer therapy called Kanglaite. It’s manufactured in China and is pushed by incredible hype and fanfares as a “proven” and “miracle” cure. But we’ve been there before, haven’t we? When commercial interests get on the bandwagon, the inconvenient matter of truth and integrity suddenly gets lost in all the brouhaha. So what are the facts? Kanglaite was developed by a pharmacist, Li Dapeng. It is made from a plant called Job’s tears, a relative of maize. We might think of it as “Chinese pearl barley”. The botanical name, for those interested, is Coix lachryma-jobi. Its Chinese name, yi-yi-jen, or yi-mi (in southeast China) is the same as that used for barley, or yang-yi-mi, ‘yang’ meaning ‘foreign’, or ‘across the ocean’. Yi-mi is used in soups and gruel and is a common ingredient in many Chinese traditional herbal medicines for treating a variety of ailments including cancer. It has also been widely used as a diuretic, analgesic and antispasmodic agent. No one knows exactly how Kanglaite works, but the drug has been taken by more than 270,000 patients in some 2,000 hospitals in China, and has proven effective against malignant tumors such as carcinomas in the lung, liver, stomach and breast. So far so good.

Logically, you might think that counting the number of cancer cells in circulation in the blood might be a good way to measure the potential dangers of a cancer.  There are some surprising problems with this.  Dr. Ryke Geerde Hamer has pointed out that it’s very rare indeed to find cancer cells in circulation.  From that he has speculated that secondary cancers are not spread via the blood but are new cancers, that have arisen due to the shock of diagnosis. Whereas, I love and respect the work of Dr. Hamer, I disagree with him in this.  I turn instead to the model of Dr Rife, whose brilliant microscope (section 35) enabled him to see tiny sub-bacterial bodies that he likened to viruses and called the BX organism. Like Rife, I think that this is how cancer is spread to remote tissues. Rife found the BX organism in all cancer patients and was able to kill it with 100% success, using his amazing beam ray machine.

Logically, you might think that counting the number of cancer cells in circulation in the blood might be a good way to measure the potential dangers of a cancer.  There are some surprising problems with this.  Dr. Ryke Geerde Hamer has pointed out that it’s very rare indeed to find cancer cells in circulation.  From that he has speculated that secondary cancers are not spread via the blood but are new cancers, that have arisen due to the shock of diagnosis. Whereas, I love and respect the work of Dr. Hamer, I disagree with him in this.  I turn instead to the model of Dr Rife, whose brilliant microscope (section 35) enabled him to see tiny sub-bacterial bodies that he likened to viruses and called the BX organism. Like Rife, I think that this is how cancer is spread to remote tissues. Rife found the BX organism in all cancer patients and was able to kill it with 100% success, using his amazing beam ray machine.