Bulgaria Cancer Patients Protest Before Health Ministry

December 1, 2008

16 July 2008, Wednesday

Oncology patients protested in front of the Health Ministry building Wednesday

demanding the official registration of a medication, which according to them is

a cure for cancer Photo by Ndiya Kotseva (Sofia Photo Agency)

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Oncology patients protested in front of the Health Ministry building Wednesday

demanding the official registration of a medication, which according to them is

a cure for cancer.

The medication is known under the name " Antimalignocit " and has been discovered

by a Bulgarian - Prodan Hristov. Hristov lives in Austria and for years has been

sending the medication to cancer patients Bulgaria.

Documents for the registration of the medication have been filed several times

with the Bulgarian Drug Agency, but the Agency has always said that

documentation has been insufficient. So far none of the licensed laboratories

and institutions in Bulgaria has confirmed the medication's healing properties

while people continue to supply the drug through packages mailed directly by

Hristov.

" The problem with the " Antimalignocit " medication is not anything new, it is a

16-years old problem. The first attempts on the part of Hristov to file the

ever-disappearing documentation date from 1992. The last letter he had received

includes a number of requirements he cannot fulfill. The medication is 100%

nontoxic and attacks only the cancer cell without harming the rest. It has been

proven on many occasions, " said Katya Pecheva from the " Antimalignocit "

association.

The Health Ministry has issued a statement for the media to alarm the public

that the way the medication enters Bulgaria was illegal and no other country

would allow such violation.

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