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NOTES ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF TUMORS UNDER VITAMIN B-17
THERAPY
Bone metastases:
appearing on X-ray as thinned areas with blurred
edges are observed to develop a slightly larger but
clearly discrete outline within the first few months
of combined Vitamin B-17 therapy, combined with
adjunctive calcium (e.g. Ocean Milk). Increasing
definition of the edges of the lesion is interpreted
as re-calcification, which may be followed on X-ray
as the defect gradually closes. Complete filling of
the defect may take from five to eight months. (Nieper,
Lanpar Conference, 5/73)
CRITERIA
FOR EVALUATION OF CLINICAL PROGRESS
1.
Decrease of pain, indicated by a decrease in
the amount or frequency of the use of narcotics or
sedatives.
2.
Increase in the sense of well-being.
3.
Increased appetite.
4.
Disappearance of fetor from lesions.
5.
Increased energy or endurance.
6.
Increase in weight.
7.
Increase in muscle strength.
8.
Improvement in blood and urine chemistry.
9.
Increased tissue repair.
10.
Decrease and stop of tumefaction.
11.
Decrease in the output of presumptive
chorionic gonadotropin in the serum or urine.
12.
Return of symptoms following the use of
placebos or interruption of treatment.
13.
Remission of symptoms following the
reinstatement of treatment.
ACCESSORY
ELEMENTS OF THE THERAPY
SUNLIGHT
Researches on the effect of various kinds and
sources of light point to the use of artificial
illumination as increasing the growth rate of
tumours in animals, and the possible stimulation of
existing cancer in humans.
Patients should avoid constant artificial lighting
except full-spectrum fluorescent lights, and be out
of doors in the sunlight several hours every day
without glasses.
Life span of test animals with tumours definitely,
and that of apparently human cancer patients also
seems to be increased significantly by utilising the
full spectrum light source of sunlight, not filtered
by window glass, auto windshield glass, clear
eyeglasses, sunglasses, or contact lenses.
Hygiene
1.
Do not smoke or remain in a room with a
smoker
2.
Do not drink alcoholic beverages or sugary
beverages.
3.
Avoid permanent wave lotions, toxic hair
sprays, synthetic cosmetics, lipsticks made out of
coal-tardyes, anti-perspirants.
4.
Television: as little as possible. Small
doses of X-irradiation cause abnormal activity in
plant and animal cells, they interfere with the
operation of the hormone system. Repeated X-ray
doses, no matter how small they are, should be
avoided by cancer patients. Plasma and LCD
television sets do not radiate any more; however,
instead of the passive and inactive pastime of
watching TV, activities more active both physically
and psychologically are recommended to cancer
patients.
5.
An adequate amount of sleep is recommended.
6.
Increase the oxygen intake with exercise in
the open air and sunlight away from traffic and
other sources of air pollution. When out in the
sunlight, remove eyeglasses and do not wear
sunglasses.
7.
The bowels should be evacuated at least once
a day.
8.
A daily warm bath is recommended to stimulate
the circulation.
AN
ENVIRONMENT FREE OF CHEMICALS
Convert your bathroom! As many of the harmful
ingredients we examined earlier can be found in the
average bathroom, it would make sense to clear these
out in one fell swoop.
Whether you are undergoing B-17 Metabolic Therapy or
are simply interested in cancer prevention, the
cumulative toxic onslaught your body receives at the
hands of harmful consumer products has to be
stopped. You may obtain some the necessary products
from companies that sell food supplements.
THE ROLE OF POSITIVE THINKING
The physical aspect
The effect of a positive attitude in increasing the
body's immunological response in overcoming disease
can be observed in alterations in serum proteins,
antibody production, and the total immune response
of the organism. Patients should be advised that
their bodies need the help and stimulation of
positive attitudes and optimistic thoughts.
The patient's co-operative effort in taking
responsibility for his diet and hygiene, for taking
the vitamin B-17 tablets and the enzymes, for
follow-up diagnostic tests, and for acting
positively on his own behalf is essential to the
most complete controlling possible of his cancer.
If the patient's attitude is uncooperative or
negative with the continued use of tobacco,
cigarettes, or exposure to known occupational
carcinogenic environment, the patient should be
dealt with in a forthright manner.
Negative attitudes should be terminated without
mercy. Correction of this negativism should be
carried out during the therapy in all cases.
Persistent negative attitude and failure to improve
may indicate that the dosage is too small or too
infrequent.
The psychological aspect
"The mind, the emotions, and the attitude of a
patient play a role in both the development of a
disease, cancer included, and the response that a
patient has to any form of treatment." (Carl
Simonton, M.D.)
The onset of cancer may be correlated with major
crises previously occurring at both social levels
and deep personal levels of life experience,
characteristically the loss of personal orientation
or ego diminishment brought about by major
disruptions such as occupational or social
reversals, bereavement or deprivation, divorce. As
such, cancer may appear in the self-destructive
patient as "a form of socially acceptable suicide."
Self-destructive attitudes should be recognised by
the physician, who may indicate to the patient that
he is using his illness to further his personal
psychological objectives, and this is why his
thinking and behaviour remains negative in spite of
objective gains of the therapy. Patients (and their
families) should also be encouraged to carry on or
develop interests outside of their illness as indeed
the majority of successful patients do, since with
Vitamin B-17 therapy many are relieved of the
continual reminder of cancer by the relief of pain
and the reduction of other symptoms.
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