Re: German new medicine

September 10, 2008

I am brand new to this group. My father died of Multiple myeloma last

summer. My mother is taking it very hard. I moved home from

Massachusetts to be with her, and to study Chinese Medicine. I want

to be in a position to offer people much better options than what my

father received in the hospital. (He walked in with a back ache and

died three weeks later to the day of his diagnosis, in much more pain

with the meds than had he avoided meds completely.)

As for German New Medicine, I had heard of it before my father died.

I called Ilsedora Laker, who teaches German New Medicine in Canada.

Ilsedora offered me hours of her time to counsel me, for free, because

she has a warm heart. We never even tried to use German New Medicine

with my father because my father was already on Dilaudid (spelling?)

and other strong medications that made it too late for my father to

get help through German New Medicine. The hospital upped my father's

skin patch pain medication every three days (1000 times stronger than

cocaine, I was told), and within eight (8) hours after each new skin

patch, his condition got much worse. I watched my sister ask the

doctors to increase my father's pain medications as fast and as high

as they could so that he would die quickly. My mother had right of

attorney and wanted to try alternative approaches. My sisters began

the process with the hospital social workers and doctors to take right

of attorney away from my mother. She is suffering badly from the trauma.

After my father died, I flew several times to Toronto to meet Ilsedora

Laker. She translated Dr. Hamer's books on German New Medicine, and

is the top authority in North America, in my opinion. I took

workshops in Levels 1, 2, and 3. All workshops were at a very

reasonable price for the weekends. I met a number of people who had

cancer and who were still alive long after they were supposed to die.

I asked Ilsedora specifically about clients she had worked with who

had Multiple myeloma. All I want to say here is that if there were

only ONE client with Multiple myeloma who recovered completely after

receiving German New Medicine, in my mind it should warrant more

research because people with Multiple myeloma do not recover with

standard treatments. The very expensive drugs that they gave my

father in the hospital on the other hand, that nearly killed him the

first night he received them and left him very weak, had been tested

on only 16 people and was defined in the study as " successful

treatment " if the clients were alive one year later(according to the

FDA website). My father's doctor gave none of this " iffy " information

to my mother when she was making the decision of whether to allow the

doctors to treat him.

I hope that I have not said anything that I should not say on this

discussion group. I would certainly like to encourage people to try

German New Medicine. For the criticism I've seen of it, there is much

to smirk at because it is so different from what we have learned

through standard medicine. But I have met people who swear it saved

their lives, people who were supposed to be dead months and years

before. I certainly felt more care and concern from Ilsedora than I

received from any doctor, and she charged me nothing for her hours

comforting me while my father was dying in the hospital.

Sincerely,

Greg

>

> What do you people think of German new Medicine? A lot of it makes

sense. Some of it doesnt. I hope it is right.

> Thanks, Robyn

>

September 10, 2008

I can't speak to the efficacy of German New Medicine, however, I can speak to

the fine treatment (attitude) you believe you received from an Alternative

practitioner. This is the story I and many others have found when seeking

Alternative practitioners help. Mine came from whom you will be

exposed to on this list. Lots of sincerity and lots of free time and advice.

Glad to have you abroad and so sorry under these conditions.

Joe C.

September 11, 2008

I don't know what new german medicine is, but what i do know is that many people

go to Germany for cancer treatment and have gotten well. Just look at Pres.

Reagan.

September 12, 2008

Dear Greg,

I feel quite sad hearing what your father went through. My wife has multiple

myeloma which was diagnosed last year and we opted for alternative treatment

even though her family were against it. I have read about German New medicine

but it is not really an option for us as we live in Japan. My wife is not in

remission but she is better using a combination of treatments.

Robin

September 12, 2008

As I've mentioned before, one German medicine is Heel, which my wife has

successfully used to keep her cancer at bay or in remission. Another is Hessler,

a homeopathic medicine. Heel (the first medicine I've mentioned) has a

distributor here in the States that you can search for on the internet. A lot of

it focuses a lot on cleaning ou the lymph system. To it's credit, it has come

under fire a lot by Barret and his Quackwatchers. If they had just

discovered that vitamin C cures scurvvy and not 100 years ago as they did, he

would be attacking Vitamin C proponents saying it was quackery.

September 12, 2008

I'm not familiar with what happened with President Reagan and German medicine.

What's the story?

September 13, 2008

can you tell me what the name of the product/products are?

i found heel's website, but understandably they do not mention " cancer', that i

can see

Also , could not find a website for Hessler

From: victor martinez