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Guest guest Posted March 15, 2009 Report Share Posted March 15, 2009 >What is your program please? > >Sincerely, >Anita Anita, below is the agenda for the first few days of the one-week program that we operate in Del Mar, California through our non-profit. We try to make everything we discuss immediately available. We do this in coordination with certain clinics in Mexico to keep everything lawful in the California and the US. Program participants stay at our retreat center. In general, the program is as follows: Sunday: Orientation and preparation for detoxification. Monday: blood tests for cancer vaccines, medical consultation and Mex. pharmacies, talks on making smart decisions quickly. Tuesday: diet day. We go through the various diets and discuss their relative merits and ways to greatly improve them. Wednesday: Topics devoted to a much deeper understanding of cancer and the therapies that seem to work with most cancers. Thursday: Specific therapies for the individual program participants. Friday: Continuation of therapies, planning, results of tests, additional alternatives. Program participants go home with a two-month supply of meds, & c., that would be otherwise unobtainable. More specifics below: The Center for the Study of Natural Oncology Del Mar, California 858-523-9144 The Mango Retreat Program ( " Mango " is the name of the street) Sunday Afternoon Orientation: Tour, bedroom assignments, introductions Salutation: Assuming Responsibility for One’s Health Clarifying Goals Monday Seminars Consultation with Filiberto Munoz, MD at the San Diego Clinic in Tijuana (Fast for blood tests and bring driver’s license or passport – transportation provided) Clarifying Detoxification Goals and Resetting Cell Signaling Hyperoleation Detoxification Technique The Royal Clyster Why Most Conventional and Alternative Therapies Fail A Strategy for Making Rational Choices Quickly Reading Between the Lines: Part One: Scientific Literature Part Two: Marketing literature Part Three: Health Newsletters, the Net Infosources, Treatment Biases: Personal and Allostatic Tuesday Seminars Cultures with Extremely Low Rates of Cancer: Shared Independent Variables Nutritional Devolution and the Diatheses of Affluence Cancer Diets: Selection and Individuation Wednesday Seminars Sensitizers and Synergists for Various Conventional and Alternative Treatments Therapeutic Misadventures, Counterintuitive Therapies, and Conflicts in Intention Prevention and Reversal of Drug Resistance Innovative Russians: The Methods of Zalmanov, Khatchatrian, Britov, Golyuk, Arendt, Schevchenko Naturopathic Strategies: Distortive, Corrective, Resolutive Thomsonian Botanic Medicine Physiological Therapies vs.Medicinal Therapies The Cyprus Treatment (Cephalopod Extracts and Seco-Iridoids) “Germanic New Medicine” – Its Strengths, Weaknesses, Healing Crises Electromagnetic Fields and Currents in Diagnosis and Treatment Autonomic Dysfunction and Cholinergic Strategies The Zinc Treatment Tallberg and Revici Strategies Ferric Cation Therapy The Kochi Method Thermogenesis Therapies and Hyperthermia Prostaglandins (Harnessing or Hobbling) Von Ardenne Oxygen Multistep Therapy Peroxides, Endoperoxides, and Ozonides Forgotten and Recovered Medical Science: Chaotropic Salts Koch’s Lost Writings Bishop Berkeley’s Catechols Massey’s Iontophoresis therapy Tannates, Polyols, Hydroxylated Stilbenes and Chalcones, Methylglyoxal and the Diones ATP Uncoupling Systems Rhamnosides and Other Glycosides Insulin Potentiation and Other Targeting Strategies Chronotherapy (Diurnal Cycle Dependent Posology) Rapid Hematopoiesis Enzyme therapies vs. Matrix Metaloproteinase Inhibition (MMPI) therapy Angiogenesis Inhibitor Combinations: If/When to use Differentiation Agents: If/When To Use PARP (Poly ADP Ribose Polymerase) Inhibitors Zeolites and Redox Catalysts Biologically Active Chromophores The Inherent Defenses – Rethinking Cachexia, Anemia, Fevers, Nausea, and Nightsweats Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, and Immune Dysfunction Reversing Immune Anergy (lassitude) by Stimulating Delayed-Type Hypersensitivity Conjugate Vaccines, Adjuvants and Hyperimmunization Directing Immune Function (Th1 and Th2) Intralesional Ablatants Antineoplastons and Histone Deacetylase Inhibition Salmonella, Newcastle, Pertussis vs. Cancer Assessing Progress – Objective and Subjective Measures Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2009 Report Share Posted March 15, 2009 >What is your program please? > >Sincerely, >Anita Anita, below is the agenda for the first few days of the one-week program that we operate in Del Mar, California through our non-profit. We try to make everything we discuss immediately available. We do this in coordination with certain clinics in Mexico to keep everything lawful in the California and the US. Program participants stay at our retreat center. In general, the program is as follows: Sunday: Orientation and preparation for detoxification. Monday: blood tests for cancer vaccines, medical consultation and Mex. pharmacies, talks on making smart decisions quickly. Tuesday: diet day. We go through the various diets and discuss their relative merits and ways to greatly improve them. Wednesday: Topics devoted to a much deeper understanding of cancer and the therapies that seem to work with most cancers. Thursday: Specific therapies for the individual program participants. Friday: Continuation of therapies, planning, results of tests, additional alternatives. Program participants go home with a two-month supply of meds, & c., that would be otherwise unobtainable. More specifics below: The Center for the Study of Natural Oncology Del Mar, California 858-523-9144 The Mango Retreat Program ( " Mango " is the name of the street) Sunday Afternoon Orientation: Tour, bedroom assignments, introductions Salutation: Assuming Responsibility for One’s Health Clarifying Goals Monday Seminars Consultation with Filiberto Munoz, MD at the San Diego Clinic in Tijuana (Fast for blood tests and bring driver’s license or passport – transportation provided) Clarifying Detoxification Goals and Resetting Cell Signaling Hyperoleation Detoxification Technique The Royal Clyster Why Most Conventional and Alternative Therapies Fail A Strategy for Making Rational Choices Quickly Reading Between the Lines: Part One: Scientific Literature Part Two: Marketing literature Part Three: Health Newsletters, the Net Infosources, Treatment Biases: Personal and Allostatic Tuesday Seminars Cultures with Extremely Low Rates of Cancer: Shared Independent Variables Nutritional Devolution and the Diatheses of Affluence Cancer Diets: Selection and Individuation Wednesday Seminars Sensitizers and Synergists for Various Conventional and Alternative Treatments Therapeutic Misadventures, Counterintuitive Therapies, and Conflicts in Intention Prevention and Reversal of Drug Resistance Innovative Russians: The Methods of Zalmanov, Khatchatrian, Britov, Golyuk, Arendt, Schevchenko Naturopathic Strategies: Distortive, Corrective, Resolutive Thomsonian Botanic Medicine Physiological Therapies vs.Medicinal Therapies The Cyprus Treatment (Cephalopod Extracts and Seco-Iridoids) “Germanic New Medicine” – Its Strengths, Weaknesses, Healing Crises Electromagnetic Fields and Currents in Diagnosis and Treatment Autonomic Dysfunction and Cholinergic Strategies The Zinc Treatment Tallberg and Revici Strategies Ferric Cation Therapy The Kochi Method Thermogenesis Therapies and Hyperthermia Prostaglandins (Harnessing or Hobbling) Von Ardenne Oxygen Multistep Therapy Peroxides, Endoperoxides, and Ozonides Forgotten and Recovered Medical Science: Chaotropic Salts Koch’s Lost Writings Bishop Berkeley’s Catechols Massey’s Iontophoresis therapy Tannates, Polyols, Hydroxylated Stilbenes and Chalcones, Methylglyoxal and the Diones ATP Uncoupling Systems Rhamnosides and Other Glycosides Insulin Potentiation and Other Targeting Strategies Chronotherapy (Diurnal Cycle Dependent Posology) Rapid Hematopoiesis Enzyme therapies vs. Matrix Metaloproteinase Inhibition (MMPI) therapy Angiogenesis Inhibitor Combinations: If/When to use Differentiation Agents: If/When To Use PARP (Poly ADP Ribose Polymerase) Inhibitors Zeolites and Redox Catalysts Biologically Active Chromophores The Inherent Defenses – Rethinking Cachexia, Anemia, Fevers, Nausea, and Nightsweats Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, and Immune Dysfunction Reversing Immune Anergy (lassitude) by Stimulating Delayed-Type Hypersensitivity Conjugate Vaccines, Adjuvants and Hyperimmunization Directing Immune Function (Th1 and Th2) Intralesional Ablatants Antineoplastons and Histone Deacetylase Inhibition Salmonella, Newcastle, Pertussis vs. Cancer Assessing Progress – Objective and Subjective Measures Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2009 Report Share Posted March 16, 2009 -- didn't you say awhile back that you were writing a book? How is that coming along? Any chance you could release an e-version for sale early? > > > >What is your program please? > > > >Sincerely, > >Anita > > Anita, below is the agenda for the first few days > of the one-week program that we operate in Del > Mar, California through our non-profit. We try > to make everything we discuss immediately > available. We do this in coordination with > certain clinics in Mexico to keep everything > lawful in the California and the US. Program > participants stay at our retreat center. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2009 Report Share Posted March 16, 2009 At 07:50 AM 3/16/2009, you wrote: > -- didn't you say awhile back that you were writing a book? >How is that coming along? > >Any chance you could release an e-version for sale early? I have been too busy this past month to work on it. I wear two hats: I am director of the Center for the Study of Natural Oncology -- a 501C3 non-profit that conducts seminars and helps hook participants up with strategies that are much more likely to be effective in treating their cancers. I am director of new drug development for a biotech company. We are developing a natural type product to reverse cellular immune anergy. It is natural but I have to synthesize it. I hope to have it available at no cost to those who have done our program. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2009 Report Share Posted March 16, 2009 At 07:50 AM 3/16/2009, you wrote: > -- didn't you say awhile back that you were writing a book? >How is that coming along? > >Any chance you could release an e-version for sale early? I have been too busy this past month to work on it. I wear two hats: I am director of the Center for the Study of Natural Oncology -- a 501C3 non-profit that conducts seminars and helps hook participants up with strategies that are much more likely to be effective in treating their cancers. I am director of new drug development for a biotech company. We are developing a natural type product to reverse cellular immune anergy. It is natural but I have to synthesize it. I hope to have it available at no cost to those who have done our program. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2009 Report Share Posted March 16, 2009 For those of us who might need your help, what are the fees of your center? > > > -- didn't you say awhile back that you were writing a book? > >How is that coming along? > > > >Any chance you could release an e-version for sale early? > > I have been too busy this past month to work on it. I wear two hats: > > I am director of the Center for the Study of Natural Oncology -- a > 501C3 non-profit that conducts seminars and helps hook participants > up with strategies that are much more likely to be effective > in treating their cancers. > > I am director of new drug development for a biotech company. We are > developing a natural type product to reverse cellular immune > anergy. It is natural but I have to synthesize it. I hope to have > it available at no cost to those who have done our program. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2009 Report Share Posted March 16, 2009 At 09:28 AM 3/16/2009, Jim wrote: >For those of us who might need your help, what are the fees of your center? The program fee is $5,000 for those who stay at the retreat center, $4,500 for those who don't. Sometimes we can pull in donations for special situations, e.g., mothers with young children, and this can be deducted. The costs includes anything that we can directly provide. A good example would be antineoplastons. They might be $8,000 per month from Burzynski, but from us there is no additional cost. Pamidronate might cost others up to $2,000 per injection. We provide it at no additional cost. We are always looking for outside donations to help fund a rescue hospice. As the name implies, it would be for the benefit of those who are told to go home and die, but we know that many of these cases can be turned around with very little expenditure. We already have the land, but no building. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2009 Report Share Posted March 16, 2009 Relatively speaking, this is very reasonable. > > >For those of us who might need your help, what are the fees of your center? > > The program fee is $5,000 for those who stay at the retreat center, > $4,500 for those who don't. Sometimes we can pull in donations for > special situations, e.g., mothers with young children, and this can > be deducted. The costs includes anything that we can directly > provide. A good example would be antineoplastons. They might be > $8,000 per month from Burzynski, but from us there is no additional > cost. Pamidronate might cost others up to $2,000 per injection. We > provide it at no additional cost. > > We are always looking for outside donations to help fund a rescue > hospice. As the name implies, it would be for the benefit of those > who are told to go home and die, but we know that many of these cases > can be turned around with very little expenditure. We already have > the land, but no building. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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