Re: UFA Challenge, pancreatic cancer stage IV.

[Guest guest]

- the first time I went to your site the log-in worked, the next time it

didn't. I had made a copy, all I see is a 3 day regimen, what do you mean by a

6 day one, and re 's remarks can fish oils or a mix be more effective,

and what about absorption through the skin for sub-cutaneous or skin growths?

Any herbs or things like garlic or sulfur-containing supplements like MSM, DMSO,

that interfere with the protocol, how much to eat at night, vegetarian better?

Thanks for your help, may try it this week.

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> > Hi, ,

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> > My best friend's mother went to hospital had surgery of her gallbladder

and was told she also had pancreatic cancer stage IV. Her family members

considered it was a death sentence. What do you think cesium chloride? powerful

anti-cancer stuff? Helen

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[Guest guest]

Hi - The web site has been up every time I've checked, and there are

occasional internet blips to any site - site again is www.ufachallenge.org,

usename " membrane " , password " effect " .

This site describes basic principles behind this approach. Through dose

escalation guided by individual patient testing (see the " cooperative and

iterative approach " tab), the current regimen is now much more intensive, using

three anticancer lipids and two key potent adjuncts over six days. There is

only one DHA/EPA source I could find, and I had its contents verified by an

independent chemical testing lab, that has a high concentration of DHA and EPA

and very low vitamin E content, which is Solgar omega 950. At the high dose

used, this must be taken with lipase and also some triglyceride oil (flaxseed)

for proper intestinal absorption - the flaxseed oil is used later in the regimen

at high dose for its direct effect. Garlic is fine - a key component, diallyl

trisulfide, acts by releasing bound iron in ferritin into redox-active form.

This regimen kills tumors through reactive oxygen species (ROS), and

antioxidants must be avoided. Conditions achieved during these six days are not

at all generally healthful for the body, but normal cells can tolerate these ROS

stresses and bounce right back, while it is much more damaging to tumor cells.

At this point, this regimen may be strong enough to yield significant kill for

tumor in the abdominal or peritoneal regions, brain, bone marrow, melanoma or

leukemia, and there is a reasonable chance it can be effective for other cancer

types elsewhere in the body - more clinical experience will be gained this

month, which will move this forward and help all patients. Should anyone wish

to try this, please contact me at davids @naxs.net. Do not attempt to use the

baseline regimen on the web site - the current regimen is considerably more

potent and would have a much better chance of success. -

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> - the first time I went to your site the log-in worked, the next time it

didn't. I had made a copy, all I see is a 3 day regimen, what do you mean by a

6 day one, and re 's remarks can fish oils or a mix be more effective,

and what about absorption through the skin for sub-cutaneous or skin growths?

Any herbs or things like garlic or sulfur-containing supplements like MSM, DMSO,

that interfere with the protocol, how much to eat at night, vegetarian better?

>

> Thanks for your help, may try it this week.

>

>

> > >

> > > Hi, ,

> > >

> > > My best friend's mother went to hospital had surgery of her

gallbladder and was told she also had pancreatic cancer stage IV. Her family

members considered it was a death sentence. What do you think cesium chloride?

powerful anti-cancer stuff? Helen

[Guest guest]

- Re the UFA challenge, I'm curious, since diarrhea is a possible

consequence, is it possible to take something prophylactically, like Psyllium

seed or Gum Arabic, for example, at the time of taking the oil or postponed at

some time after the oil (how long would it take the oil to pass through the

system?) to possibly ward if off, or what would the patient take if the diarrhea

occurred that wouldn't interfere with the oil?

Also, if the high UFA levels were hard on the liver, would taking Milk Thistle

or Alpha Lipoic Acid at the same time, like at night when food is allowed, be

beneficial in assisting the liver without interfering with the protocol?

> > > >

> > > > Hi, ,

> > > >

> > > > My best friend's mother went to hospital had surgery of her

gallbladder and was told she also had pancreatic cancer stage IV. Her family

members considered it was a death sentence. What do you think cesium chloride?

powerful anti-cancer stuff? Helen

>

[Guest guest]

Taking soluable fiber the night before is helpful - it's specified in the

regimen. The lipids should not cause any problem for the liver, but the

interaction with one of the potent adjuncts might cause some liver enzymes to

spike up a bit for a few days. No antioxidant can be taken during this regimen,

as it would significantly blunt activity. Milk thistle has antioxidant

properties in some contexts as well. I would caution anyone from trying to take

high dose lipids in an ad hoc fashion, as it would not likely be effective. -

[Guest guest]

Do you know which vitamins are antioxidants.

Thanks, Robyn

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From: Scheim <S@...>

Sent: Thu, April 7, 2011

Taking soluable fiber the night before is helpful - it's specified in the

regimen. The lipids should not cause any problem for the liver, but the

interaction with one of the potent adjuncts might cause some liver enzymes to

spike up a bit for a few days. No antioxidant can be taken during this regimen,

as it would significantly blunt activity. Milk thistle has antioxidant

properties in some contexts as well. I would caution anyone from trying to take

high dose lipids in an ad hoc fashion, as it would not likely be effective. -

[Guest guest]

List,

Through the decades I have waded through an incredible amount of BS in both

conventional and alternative treatments. It is really delightful for me to

see volunteers try something that does make sense. has been working

on this a long time. It is well researched - this isn't something that just

wafted into his head one night after eating too much pizza.

The technique stands very high on my list of desirable strategies: it is

fast, safe, inexpensive, and total control is in the patient's hands. If

you do this you can join the I'm-my-own-doctor club and there are few things

more gratifying.

In another year or two I think this strategy will evolve into a larger

protocol that will include a stronger list of supplements to avoid while

doing it and a list of alternative strategies that accelerate it. I do

request those who try this method keep and the list informed of your

efforts and results. Even failures contribute to the storehouse of

information that can help you and others succeed in the future. is to

be much praised for the work he is doing.

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Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 7:39 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: UFA Challenge, pancreatic cancer stage IV.

Taking soluable fiber the night before is helpful - it's specified in the

regimen. The lipids should not cause any problem for the liver, but the

interaction with one of the potent adjuncts might cause some liver enzymes

to spike up a bit for a few days. No antioxidant can be taken during this

regimen, as it would significantly blunt activity. Milk thistle has

antioxidant properties in some contexts as well. I would caution anyone from

trying to take high dose lipids in an ad hoc fashion, as it would not likely

be effective. -