RE: Re: A question re JPA

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There are very few therapies that can reach this kind of tumor. The best of

the lot is a therapy developed by Jules s of Amsterdam over 3/4 of a

century ago in which a type of short wave radio transmitter is used. His

work was derided by the establishment, but his books are detailed with

perhaps thousands of peer-reviewed references, it is well illustrated with

photos and diagrams, and there are many patient records for a variety of

cancers. Although 's interest was the pituitary, the treatment

affected all the core brain tissues. His most pertinent books are:

" Endogenous Endocrinotherapy Including the Causal Cure of Cancer Compendium "

1947

and

" The Pleuripotency of the Hypophyseal Hormones " 1953

I do hope to make such therapies more widely available as they were

painstakingly developed, they proved their worth, and they are being

forgotten or ignored. We can make much better instrumentation today at far

less of a price, and we have a much better understanding of the

pathophysiology and the pharmacobiology to enhance these treatments.

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Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2011 7:08 PM

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wrote: " Diet doesn't make that much of a difference with very slow

growing tumors. "

Yep, thanks . I got that one worked out now. And no, not operable.

The tumour wraps around the optic nerve and presses against the endocrine

system. My daughter has lost the LHS peripheral vision in both eyes.

Of more concern and a continuing bother is the multi-loculated cystic mass

arising above the tumour that inflates and causes brain 'difficulties'. It

is continuing to be active and cause trouble.

I have had suggested oxygen therapy and Immunocal. Has anyone had experience

with " Immunocal " ? We 'tried' H2O2 but discontinued under advice of our

kinesiologists who determined that it was not an effective therapy. We use

alkalised water but my daughter drinks little water. We use a minor amount

of an oxygen supplement of dissolved oxygen. We have not tried ozone

therapy.

SiobhanFriends/files

[Guest guest]

s achieved consistent results and was very candid about the

limitations of the device. I personally believe that it worked in ways that

weren't recognized during his time. This is often the situation in

medicine. I think Zalmanov was incorrect on his theory of capillarotherapy,

but it nonetheless worked and this can be explained in modern pharmacology.

The transmitter that s used was probably built from the tube type of

SW transmitter used by the allies during WW2.

There was nothing particularly esoteric about his nomenclature. He had to

abbreviate to fit details on his endocrine charts. These were complex but

he documented everything he did and this was supported in the standard

peer-reviewed literature. He constantly fought to have his methods reviewed

by the conventional guilds but encountered only roadblocks.

You can easily spot conventional bias by the simple fact that if you give

them all the evidence-based facts about a therapy, they will misquote,

dissemble, and ignore. They won't have a single good thing to say. Other

researchers then know not to touch such a therapy with a ten foot pole as it

is a career ender. When the principals are all deceased future scientists

don't want to touch it because " science has moved on. "

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Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 8:38 PM

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wrote: " a type of short wave radio transmitter is used " to cure

cancers of the core brain tissues. Will you provide details of this SW

transmitter? I am prepared to try most things, despite as you say the

derision of the establishment.

" The s' reaction consists of the spectroscopic estimation of the

reduction of oxyhaemoglobin measured in the skin of the patient. Critical

analysis of this method and clinical tests on healthy individuals and

individuals suffering from cancer showed that these spectroscopic

measurements are 'without any value for clinical or prognostic purposes. "

In July 1955, Harry Ernest s, a New York City attorney, contacted the

American Cancer Society and offered to bring Dr. Jules s to this

country to conduct clinical trials of his methods under the supervision of a

competent medical group. In October 1955, the American Cancer Society asked

the Committee on Cancer Diagnosis and Therapy of the National Research

Council for advice con-cerning whether trials should be instituted to

determine the efficacy of the s' proposals for the treatment and

diagnosis Of cancer. March, 1956, this Committee reported:

" The committee has reviewed the 'Endogenous Endocrinotherapy, including the

Causal Cure of Cancer, Compendium' by Dr. Jules s (Fourth ed., 1954),

and also a translation of the report on an inquiry under the direction of

Dr_ J. J. Brutel de Riviere, President 'Of the Public Health Council of the

Netherlands which was published in January 1919. On the basis of the

information presented in these publications the Committee found: (1) no

evidence that the. diagnostic procedures advocated by Dr. s were a

reliable indication of the existence of cancer; and (2) no evidence. that

the therapeutic measures employed by Dr. s were. effective in the

treatment of cancer.

" The Committee feels that the inquiry detailed in the 'Brutel Report`

constituted a thorough investigation and that further trials of the

diagnostic and therapeutic methods of Dr. s are not indicated. "

Another comment:

" The author has also adopted many extraordinary forms of abbreviation which

arise from the fact that he uses a rather

esoteric nomenclature.

Noncritical friends will undoubtedly be impressed by the wealth of

statistical material and intricate speculation. The critical sceptics,

however, are more likely to conclude that the author has simply got a bee in

his bonnet. "

[Guest guest]

" Directions for Use Applying the s Therapy: The Discovery of the

Cause, the Causal Cure and the Causal Prophylaxis of Cancer,

Heartmuscle-disease and the Numerous othe Hypophyseasl Resultant Diseases "

[Paperback]

Jules

<http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=ntt_athr_dp_sr_1?_encoding=UTF8 & search-alias=

books-uk & field-author=Jules%20s> s (Author)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Directions-Applying-s-Therapy-Heartmuscle-dise

ase/dp/B00186T2JK

You might check Bert's Books in London.

One of the alternative clinics in the UK claims to do the therapy - you

might scratch around to see who does it.

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Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 3:37 PM

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Thank you for your response. This leaves: " The transmitter that

s used was probably built from the tube type of SW transmitter used by

the allies during WW2 " . I could purchase the book " Endogenous

Endocrinotherapy " for a mere $75 so as to discover whether it is practicable

to build or buy a transmitter that achieves the required output. Will you be

so kind as to provide details of the therapy that will enable me to

irradiate my child's head with the correct frequencies appropriately

applied? My fear is that it is impractical for a layman to employ

the device, much akin to Rife machines where the exact frequency must be

known.

[Guest guest]

The books that I have (the first two I mentioned) total almost 900 pages so

I don’t have them on pdf.

I think the research made sense and the technique accesses parts of the

brain that are hard to reach otherwise. I don’t have the equipment nor the

time to complete the research, but I think it is a smart direction for you

to explore as I have stumbled across clinics that claim to do it.

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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 1:05 AM

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Questions re Endogenous Endocrinotherapy - is this a speculative expedition,

or is there evidence or testimonial of persons alive today who have

successfully used the treatment.

Is it practical for a layman to implement?

Do you have the book on pdf such that I may take a peek? Or at least a quick

précis of the treatment regime.

- are there any other treatments you will recommend?

Sources for " Endogenous Endocrinotherapy Including the Causal Cure of

Cancer " are

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1445-2197.1948.tb03010.x/pdf

In the alternate access to

http://www.annals.org/content/27/6/1051.1.full.pdf+html

Immunocal: " Unfortunately, you should know that we do not ship to Australia

because our product is not approved by the Ministry of Health in your

country. For that reason, should we try to ship products there, it might

get stuck into customs and even destroyed. "