radiation

February 6, 1999

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" I don't feel comfortable using a substance designated by the Environmental

Protection Agency to be a waste disposal hazard.

I can't throw it in the trash, bury it in the ground, or put it in a

landfill, but they say it is OK to put it in people's mouths.

That doesn't make sense. " - . Fischer, D.D.S.

" What is it about the mouth that makes this hazardous waste non-toxic? " -

Denton, M.D.

" If I was diagnosed with an incurable degenerative disease, I would

definitely extract any questionable teeth. The infected tooth you leave in

could be the one that is killing the patients. " - Harold Ravin, D.D.S

" Mercury is more toxic than arsenic. "

Dentists have the highest suicide and divorce rates among professional.

Female dental personnel have a higher spontaneous abortion rate, a raised

incidence of premature labour, and an elevated perinatal mortality.

Research has demonstrated that 100% of all root canals result in residual

infection due to the imperfect seal that allows bacteria to penetrate. The

toxins given off by these bacteria are more toxic than mercury. These

toxins can cause systemic diseases of the heart, kidney, uterus, and

nervous and endocrine systems.

" Electrogalvanism is frequently the cause of lack of concentration and

memory, insomnia, psychological problems, tinnitus, vertigo, epilepsy. To

name a few. " --- Arana, D.D.S.

Dr Huggins:

" Dr. Pinto explained that his parents had both been dentists. His father

had attended a conference in the 1920s at which a speaker had condemned

mercury.

The elder Pinto remembered this a while later when he was asked to treat a

child dying of leukemia. Her biggest complaint was that her gums hurt. He

removed her amalgams qui-etly, and the terminally ill child responded

within a few days. " Spontaneous remission! " announced the medical profession.

Pinto responded by telling the physician he had removed the amalgams. There

was a pecking order at that time, just as there is today, in the health

profes-sions. He was academically whiplashed and made to feel inferior and

foolish. This was standard procedure. So Pinto quietly replaced an amalgam

in the little girl, then told the doctor to watch for a recurrence of the

leukemia the next day. There was a recurrence. He removed it, of course,

and the child recovered again. "

Case history (diabetes): Sylvia Blank had a root canal tooth removed. She

was diagnosed with diabetes 8 years ago and was crippled with joint aches,

with violent intermittent shooting pains in her face and head, wheezing,

recurring bronchitis and extreme fatigue. On extraction the head pains went

more or less immediately. Her diabetic symptoms, stopped completely after a

few weeks.

Case history: It was 1977. Just after I had a large filling done (amalgam),

I started to salivate heavily, heard voices, and became quite disturbed. I

went to a dentist to see about having the amalgams removed. Well, the

dentist called my mother (I was 17 at the time), insisting that I have a

psychological evaluation. The police put me in hand-cuffs and leg

restraints (chains), and I was hauled off to an institution.

I was there for two weeks. I was heavily drugged, so badly that I could not

stand or walk. I stayed on the medications for about a solid year.

Immediately upon my stopping the medications, I went to a different

dentist, insisting on removal. You are not going to believe this, but the

dentist drilled about half of the amalgom out, and then capped the teeth

with white porcelain or ceramic. On my last visit, I just happened to bring

a mirror with me, which is how I discovered this. Well, I did not want

another episode with mental personnel, so I decided to remove it myself.

I removed two at a time, and went to a third dentist, who filled them with

those miracle-mix fillings, which emit flouride. Needless to say, my

psychosis was relieved, for the most part, but not until I started taking

heavy doses of vitamin B12, Bcomplex, and multivitamins. I was also taking

zinc and iron suppliments.

I still suspect that I might have mercury or heavy metal problems, as my

short-term memory is not up to par. I also have problems with

attentiveness. My mind wanders. I am rather uncomfortable with medical

personnel, at this point, as you might imagine. A female friend of mine had

the same experience as mine, all starting in the dentist's chair.

Case history: She was shy, timid, spoke like a child, and was a diagnosed

schizophrenic. Se-vere chest pain made her writhe in agony. She had tried

to tear out her heart and she thought she was going to die.

She was bloated and had a poor com-plexion. She'd hyperventilate to the

ex-tent that half her body sometimes turned red. There were problems with

the thy-roid, liver gall bladder menses and, es-pecially, the nervous system.

The third day after her mercury-contain-ing dental fillings were removed,

she laughed and said, " It's not going to get me. It's not going to be bad. "

With time, everything improved. Her complexion cleared, the bloating

de-creased, and she felt connected to her body again. Her thyroid became

normal, she no longer felt pain on menstruation, her heart didn't hurt, and

the schizophrenia was gone.

Dusan

December 5, 1999

Dear Lloyd,

Now that's a good report. Can you tell me what blood type you are?

drpeppe@...

Re: radiation

> >In-Reply-<38495EA5.B2B0925A@...>

> >References: <003601bf3e1a$b817c2e0$4f21d7d8@bearmama>

> >

> >Dear Tammy and the whole wide world.

> >

> >I'm getting kind of frustrated about receiving so many messages from

> cures for cancer, but realized that I've learned a lot from cures for cancer,Pc-Spes

> and Larry Clapps website.

> >

> >When I was told I had a psa of 38.9 in April 1999, I was devastated, but

I

> didn't know anything about this desease

> >and found out that I had a psa of 21 in 1996 and was never told about it.

> This is documented and happened at the VA hospital here in Milwaukee. I'm

> one of those veterans who didn't have insurance and thought I was lucky to

> have access to the VA, but everytime i went to the hospital I got nausea

> and sick at the stomach, so much so that I had to see a psychiatrist and a

> therapist and am still seeing them,

> >

> >I tried everybodies treatment and watchful waiting after the forced

> watchful waiting initiated on me by theVA due to my not knowing my psa

> level. I mean I tried all sorts of complementary treatment except

> Pc-Spes,because I had,had blood clots b4 and that was no joke and I didn't

> have the funds for pc-spes. So i scheduled myself for radiation ,CHT and

> whatever they (the VA) was going to do. That was only after I asked some

> people on these sites what do to. They said go for it and I did.

> >

> >Now I know a lot of people here are strictly Alternative,and me too, but

> when that psa was47.5 I jumped on theat radiation for 39 days along with

> 50mg of Casodex asnd the 3 month Zoladex shot. Which they gave me by

> mistake, but i'm still cool, you know. i raised all kinds of hell, but i

> didn't scare nobody.

> >

> >i did a tort action for $700,000 and a compensation claim for disability.

> A fantastic lady attorney took my case and submitted it for $5,000,000 for

> me and my wife.

> >

> >Now people, here comes the good part, half way through those 39 days of

> radiation I started taking immunocal, 2 pouches a day. My treatment ended

> on November 4, 1999, at which time I requested a psa(having listened to

> you good folks)and wass told by my doctor(Oncologist) that I really didn't

> need one , becasuse it wouldn't have that much of a reduction yet. I

> insisted on the psa and got one on the 5th of November. Two weeks ago I

> got the results,now remember the doctor said it was too soon to realize a

> significant drop, i almost fell out my chair when the doctor showed me on

> thje screen that my psa was .26. I repeat .26. Folks i had bleeding at

> the rectum for ten days b4 and after treatment so you know I was shook.

> Folks, i don't know what brought the psa down, the CHT,radiation,Immunocal

> or prayers to the unerring Physician. I'm inclined to say it was the

> unerring Physician and the immunocal, or maybe it was all of the above but

> whatever it was i will not stop taking Immunocal, in fact I've become a

> distributor for

> >immunocal and love it. I've got two friends on Immunocal. One has

> prostate cancer, his psa has only dropped a little. I've got a friend who

> has throat cancer and cancer of the tongue, he stopped chemoand sez he

> feels better than ever with the Immunocal.

> >

> >Hey ! This is my story, if you've got any questions call me, email me or

> look on Tony luboff's site @ www.innovativehealth.net.

> >

> >As I've always said

> >

> >Love and Happiness

> >

> >Lloyd SeawrightAt 10:34 AM 12/4/99 -0800, you wrote:

> >>Dear Tammy,

> >>

> >>I would consider the PC SPES option for your dad. One, because it can,

in

> most

> >>cases, pick up even after hormones (refractory or not), and two, PC SPES

has

> >>actually been shown to sensitize PCa cells to radiation, thus acheiving

a

> >>greater " kill " rate. I don't like radiation, but light radiation with PC

> SPES

> >>has worked well for many men.

> >>

> >>Love

> >>Taras

> >>

> >>Tammy Bushnell wrote:

> >>

> >>> My Dad starts radiation in January. He has been on hormonal therapy.

The

> >>> hot flashes were no fun.

> >>> What can we expect as far as side effects of the external beam

radiation?

> >>> Does anyone have any tips, suggestions or ideas that will help Dad

feel

> >>> better during the radiation treatment period?

> >>>

> >>> Thanks!

> >>>

> >>> Tammy

> >>

>

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December 5, 1999

Dear Lloyd,

Now that's a good report. Can you tell me what blood type you are?

Last time I attended a Tumor meeting at St. Francis Hospital here in Tulsa

they were bragging about the 90something % success rate that was being

enjoyed across America by using the radioactive pellets at the site of the

Prostate cancer. However it was the only oncological procedure that was

enjoying that kind of success. I recommend you get your friends some vitamin

B17 . See Valuable Textbook : " World Without Cancer " , by G. ,

Juicer (to be used every day) to back up their regimen. Also the fresh

raspberries (fresh only and not juiced) could only help. It's an awesome

responsability for people to put their health future in the hands of only

one product. Most of the time you will find it to be more complex than that.

The complexity turns into a change in lifestyle and that is not too welcome

in some cases. Lloyd, thanks for your contribution to my freedom here in

America. Were you in Vietnam? Your note brims full of a man with a pure

heart. Thanks for that too.