RE: Vulvar Cancer -- Neuraminidase treatment

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HI,

You mentioned in your e-mail (below) " Also bathing in hydrogen peroxide as

> much as possible. " \

I would appreciate more details regarding this bathing. Quantity of water, Q

of HP= " H2 O2 " 3%? How long being in the bath? Etc., etc.

I thank you in advance, for your kind reply.

Regards

Ervin

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Behalf Of VGammill

Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2010 7:47 PM

Subject: [ ] Vulvar Cancer -- Neuraminidase treatment

I have one program participant with advanced vulvar adenocarcinoma

who has had excellent control of it for about five years now using a

conjugate vaccine that targets sialic acid (neuraminic acid). This

is a tumor marker that is rarely recognized as such. It often coats

tumors and contributes to their negative charge. Other methods that

I use to target sialic acid include neuraminidase from Newcastle

vaccine and vibrio cholerae. A cancer patient should be tested for

the presence of unusually high amounts of sialic acid in the

peripheral blood before spending money on such strategies.

If this strategy is to pull the laboring oar, then it is best to use

a combination of such techniques as the neuraminidases differ in

substrate specificity, that is, they target different glycosidic

bindings, they differ in molecular weight, optimum pH, Ca++

dependency, and is constant.

For those who don't have access to these I recommend

tannates/elagitannins as they are inexpensive, natural, and ubiquitous.

At 02:25 PM 6/13/2010, you wrote:

> Has anybody had good results without any allopathic tx using a

> mind, body and nutritional approach? I am fighting vulvar CA and

> would love to hear about someone who avoided surgery, chemo, and

> radiation. I have gone that route before and am back in the same

> position agai " n. Am currently using Simonton tapes, energy work,

> anti-ca diet ie. raw veggies, no mik except the budwig protocol,

> and Bill 's recommendations for supplements, plus Essiac

> tea and proteolytic enzymes. Also bathing in hydrogen peroxide as

> much as possible. Any ideas or cases of non allopathic remission?

>Thanks,

>pjbarry13