Web site inquiry

[Guest guest]

I don't have a current web site. It has been a low priority as I've

been so busy with research, lab, writing, etc. I am in the process

of doing so, albeit slowly.

The intention is to scan unique 17th, 18th, and 19th century cancer

books from my library and make them available. The problem is that

so many of them are very fragile with dry leather bindings,

time-stained pages, they can't be opened flat, and optical scanners

don't recognize old-timey diphthongs, serifs, nor ornate capital

letters. I find it terribly difficult to proofread as the material

is so interesting that I mull over the ideas, savor their thoughtful

use of language, and stop to verify meds and herbs from a modern

pharmacological perspective. Additionally their value and importance

is such that I won't turn them over to others to help with the work

-- trusted dynamo Judy Cheng being the only exception.

I want to put up a photo gallery. Photos are a great way to convey

much information that would otherwise be ineffable.

I have written in the past on causes of failure in natural and

alternative treatments, but I want to do this also from a biological

perspective. I see so much overdosing, underdosing, and conflicts in

medication/intention.

I want to write a section on kitchen chemistry. I know of no good

reason that a person can't do their own extractions, refluxing,

distillations, esterifications, fermentations, nanoparticles,

etc. So much of it is no more difficult than making beer,

moonshine, or soap. The whole idea is to help put a person in charge

of their own treatments. I am working up a practicum for teaching

medicine making and others for reticulo-endothelial and endocrine

detoxification, and one on practical applications of immune effector

mechanisms in tumor biology -- especially cancer metastasis.

At 06:30 PM 5/30/2010, you wrote:

>

>Louise, I cant seem to find kyle or vincents web site.

>

>Thanks, Robyn