60 minutes program on cancer breakthrough

[Guest guest]

I saw the show...........I'm so glad mainstream medicine is on it. If

you missed " The Kanzius Machine: A Cancer Cure? Inventor Tells 60

Minutes He Hopes To Live Long Enough To See Machine Cure Humans " , you

can see it all at

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/04/10/60minutes/main4006951.shtml

and/or read the entire transcript of the portion of 60 Minutes dedicated

to this Leukemia patient, who has achieved this possible breakthrough

(being tested at MD ).

Ellen

[Guest guest]

I saw the program. Kanzius and his colleagues seem (willfully?)

ignorant of the hundreds of similar devices that have been invented

and reinvented since the discovery of the radio transmitter. Perhaps

the main difference between Kanzius and most of the other

inventors/reinventors is than Kanzius has not yet come up with his

own theory as to the origin of cancer. Actually there is another

difference: he is zeroing in on investors rather than on

patients. Anyone who is interested in this would be well advised to

do a little research on Rife, Lakhovsky, Holt...

At 08:16 AM 4/14/2008, you wrote:

>I saw the show...........I'm so glad mainstream medicine is on it. If

>you missed " The Kanzius Machine: A Cancer Cure? Inventor Tells 60

>Minutes He Hopes To Live Long Enough To See Machine Cure Humans " , you

>can see it all at

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ww.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/04/10/60minutes/main4006951.shtml

>and/or read the entire transcript of the portion of 60 Minutes dedicated

>to this Leukemia patient, who has achieved this possible breakthrough

>(being tested at MD ).

>Ellen

[Guest guest]

My thoughts exactly, " willfully " is more like it.

it is worth mentioning these names again: *

Rife, Lakhovsky, Holt...

*

Hi, i am Kris and i just joined the group.

On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 10:19 AM, VGammill <vgammill@...> wrote:

> I saw the program. Kanzius and his colleagues seem (willfully?)

> ignorant of the hundreds of similar devices that have been invented

> and reinvented since the discovery of the radio transmitter. Perhaps

> the main difference between Kanzius and most of the other

> inventors/reinventors is than Kanzius has not yet come up with his

> own theory as to the origin of cancer. Actually there is another

> difference: he is zeroing in on investors rather than on

> patients. Anyone who is interested in this would be well advised to

> do a little research on *Rife, Lakhovsky, Holt...*

>

>

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