Re: Re: alkaline foods? (and pancreatic cancer)

October 21, 2009

Some information here...

AMA General Secretary Dr. Fishbein admitted in a Texas court

under oath that Hoxsey's formula " worked on external cancers " . Hoxsey

won that lawsuit, but the state of Texas still dogged him until he left

the country. The stuff did in fact work on all cancers, but the medical

establishment wouldn't let anybody know about it.

Fishbein tried to buy Hoxsey's formula, with the stipulation that Hoxsey

would not receive any income from the formula for maybe 10 years after

the sale, and then would receive payments (or royalties?). Hoxsey told

him to go pound sand. Within a few years after that Fishbein was

removed as General Secretary of the AMA (virtual dictator) by the

membership, over the issue of medical groups; Fishbein, who had never

actually practiced medicine before he took over the AMA (and became the

voice of organized medicine in the US), supported only the personal

private physician, not medical groups or group plans.

Some research on both Hoxsey and Fishbein would be suggested.

Dave

sportsaholic52 wrote:

> when I looked up hoxsey from wikipedia,it was banned from the usa in 1961.and

no evidence has been found to treat cancer.

>

>>> " sportsaholic52 "

>>> ...I have pancreatic cancer and I am trying to get my alkaline up high where

cancer cant live...

>>> dennis

>>>

November 2, 2009

Just a thought, after reading " Flood your body with oxygen " , using the Budwig

protocol and the akaline diet I think it's entirely possible to beat this

without paying anyone 25k. You have to pay attention and I think you'll up your

odds by using more than one protocol. Hugs and health,

From: sportsaholic52

I watched that show also.I was interested in dr burzynski instead of chemo.I

contacted them only to find out I needed 25,000 dollars up front.they dont

accept insurance.I contacted my insurance and they wouldnt reimberse me.Miss

sommers didnt mention that on the show.

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