HCG TITER

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In a message dated 5/7/06 comdyne writes:

> HCG titer

Can you explain this please.

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Yes!. HCG is Human Chrorionic Gonadotropin. This is an enzyme that is

associated with the standard pregnancy test. Cancer tumors and the formation

of a placenta are identical and are formed from the stem cell Diploid

Totipotent. Cancer tumors are enshrouded with fibrin, that basic material

that form the structure of collagen, the material that builds our tissues.

Dr. Beard of the University of Edinburgh

Published his 'Trophoblastic Thesis of Cancer' in 1902-3 whereby he stated

that the chrorionic epithelial cell and those of cancer are identical. HCG

hormone is emitted from these cells during the formation and maintenance of

the placental tissue and it is this hormone that the pregnancy tests pick up

The original tests for pregnancy which were marketed for the consumer were

discovered to also pick up cancerous activity of all types including the

lymphomsas. The tests available today have been de-sensitized to prevent the

population from using these screening tests from using them to verify the

diagnosis of cancer activity. Oncologists use a form of this test utilized

in blood analysis to determine the amount of cancerous activity by checking

for certain markers which is a code word for HCG. A blood test for the

determination of the levels of this hormone are an accurate method in

determining cellular activity and the presence of cancer. Levels above

normal body production of the hormone which is a part of normal cellular

cyclic activity has a threshold of 5miu/ml is considered to be an indicator

of above normal levels which is either cancer or pregnancy. The tests

marketed today are set to 20miu/ml and are thus useless in the detection of

cancerous tumor activity.

http://www.craigmedical.com/hcg_system_amount.htm

http://www.whale.to/v/duffy2.html

http://uimc.discoveryhospital.com/main.php?id=1285

The medical profession admits that some cancers are discovered with these

tests. What they will not admit is that all cancers are picked up with this

test in the lower ranges of between 5 and 10 miu/ml.

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In a message dated 5/7/06 comdyne writes:

> HCG titer

Can you explain this please.