Natural cancer medicine, et al

[Guest guest]

Firstly to Peggy Becker and . Thank you so much for your kind t houghts.

Consider yourselves adopted. LOL

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Ever hear of this?

Without question, Dr. McLaughlin’s most important work lies in his contributions

to our knowledge concerning the Annonaceous acetogenins found in the pawpaw

tree. Following his observations in 1982 that the North American paw paw tree

was potently bioactive, his group identified some 50 acetogenins in its seeds

and bark with antitumor and pesticidal properties. The acetogenins not only

selectively inhibit cancer cells, but they also thwart multiple drug resistant

tumor cells. He published several scientific papers on that effect.

http://www.pawpawresearch.com/mclaughlin.htm

http://www.pawpawresearch.com/pawpaw-trials1.pdf

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Recently a CML patient was told she was failing Gleevec therapy because her PCR

increase by more than one log. When the story was sorted out, her PCRs had been

done by different labs, and only the more recent PCR result was on the

International Scale, and that number was much higher. But the oncologist did not

understand this change in PCR methodology and instead of providing a log

reduction comparison simply compared the PCR numbers, and assumed she was

failing drug therapy. So the patient was unduly alarmed by the higher number

until a fellow CML patient pointed out the misunderstanding through a CML

discussion board.

By Trey Fox | May 18, 2010 More at website on this subject.

http://www.searchmedica.com/resource.html?rurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cancernetwork.co\

m%2Fblog%2Fdisplay%2Farticle%2F10165%2F1570782 & q=cml & c=on & ss=cancerNetworkLink & p\

=Convera & fr=true & ds=0 & srid=4

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Black Rice May Be Cheap Source of Antioxidants

http://www.clinicalconnection.com/health_news/Display_News.aspx?articleID=10750

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All for your reading pleasure. Sorry about the 2 identical postings yesterday.

I wondered what happened to it, it disappeared from my screen, it was so anxious

to get on the board. Remember the old days before Windows? We had to remember

what keys to use to move on? I think that combination is probably touched by

accident and off it goes into the wild blue yonder. LOL

FYI,

Lottie Duthu