Guest guest Posted April 3, 2011 Report Share Posted April 3, 2011 The science behind this is intriguing. I think the therapy has great potential but some bugs need to be worked out: 1. Most people with cancer don't have the energy to do the requisite exercising. 2. It can be most unpleasant as it roils and rumbles through the intestines. 3. Its effectiveness is primarily dependent on the deacylation of the triglycerides. 4. The best omega-3 for the purpose has not yet been determined. 5. The best and worst concurrent therapies are unknown. 6. Most fish oil contains Vit E as a preservative and this limits its effectiveness. 7. Some people balk at the caffeine that is used as a calcium ionophore. 8. We don't yet know who will be the best/worst candidates for this therapy. I have had conversations about versions of this therapy with Scheim since 2003. He is intelligent and fastidious. I work with him on this as is not about the money. In fact, out of his own pocket he paid for the right fish oils for an Amish man with stage 4 melanoma. It is a therapy which beautifully lends itself for the public domain once it is perfected. I have tried it myself as I do with almost everything before I recommend it. I am not anxious to do it again - not orally anyway. I am currently trying it with volunteers in other directions. That is, the oil can be used rectally rather than orally and I sometimes recommend theobromine (from chocolate) rather than caffeine. I am also like the idea of using methods for regional electroporation with this therapy. I have also saponified the oils which I think is an improvement and I do think it is smart to conjugate the alkene bonds. I would be very cautious using concurrent meds with a detergent type surfactant activity - such as Pluronic or any of the sulfonates as the interaction is largely unknown. Anything I say on this list is for public domain and not to be used for patenting or for the benefit of pharmaceutical companies. _____ From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of mmurra777 Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 8:22 AM Subject: [ ] UFA Challange Has anyone taken this? Has anyone read the site contents? http://www.ufachallenge.org/ username: membrane password: effect If not, why not? If so, what results? Has anyone become part of the collaborative? Has anyone read the information sharing agreement? Is something missing? Who is O'Dell? MCM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2011 Report Share Posted April 3, 2011 , Just food for thought. Because you have the benefit of patients foremost in mind, maybe you should consider having your discoveries and theories patented. That way, those interested in just profits cannot use your ideas and methods for their personal gain. That is a lose-lose situation.You would be able to control the profiteering.I do believe that your time and intelligence is worthy of monetary reward, and you could use the money to further research that is obviously your passion in life. And, every patient you treat would know that they were not being ripped-off.It would be a win-win situation for patients who would be treated fairly both financially and medically. On this material plane: Money=Power, Power=Control. The world would be a better place--if you were the one in Control of your domain. You are a very intelligent man who has the analytical ability to see through the bullsh_t and search for the truth. You are street-smart and wise enough to avoid being con-ed. You are also a compassionate, honest man who would not con anyone himself. Just food for thought! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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