Re: New scientific therapy using a high-dose natural agent

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Anyone who has not gone through this website, really should find the time to do

so. , this is great research. I have forwarded the link to a scientist at

McGill University who is also studying EPA/DHA with mice and he is going to

contact the researchers at UFA Challenge. He's going to Germany as well to

discuss Omega 3's there as well. I just may try this but I think it's best if

you had stomach, lung or kidney cancer. Seems it works really well on liver

cancer too....except the exercise part would be difficult....Louise

> www.ufachallenge.org <http://www.ufachallenge.org> for details;

> username is " membrane " , password is " effect. "

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> Note: this is a serious, scientific-based investigational therapy,

> associated with no commercial interest whatsoever. I am personally

> interested both having provided close support to relatives with cancer

> in the past and as a researcher. -

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I must be missing something. I read the article but no where did I see an exact

protocol to be followed. When you say " I may try this " can you please explain

exactly what you are going to try. You say it would be best with stomach, lung,

or kidney cancer. My husband has lung cancer so I am interested in a better

understanding of what the protocol to be followed is.

From: miznoname44

Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010

Anyone who has not gone through this website, really should find the time to

do so. , this is great research. I have forwarded the link to a scientist

at McGill University who is also studying EPA/DHA with mice and he is going to

contact the researchers at UFA Challenge. He's going to Germany as well to

discuss Omega 3's there as well. I just may try this but I think it's best if

you had stomach, lung or kidney cancer. Seems it works really well on liver

cancer too....except the exercise part would be difficult....Louise

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> www.ufachallenge.org <http://www.ufachallenge.org> for details;

> username is " membrane " , password is " effect. "

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> Note: this is a serious, scientific-based investigational therapy,

> associated with no commercial interest whatsoever. I am personally

> interested both having provided close support to relatives with cancer

> in the past and as a researcher. -

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There are links at the top of the page.  Or you can click at the bottom of each

page which will take you to the next page and eventually the protocol:

 Ingestion of high doses of flaxseed, caffeine and 90 minutes exercise, for 3

days, fasting the whole time.  It's all spelled out in the links.  There are

about 5 or so pages there and one of them even have some of the results of the

tests.  It may not " cure " me but even if it spikes the omega 3's and then I

keep them there that would be fine with me.

Louise

> www.ufachallenge. org <http://www.ufachall enge.org> for details;

> username is " membrane " , password is " effect. "

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> Note: this is a serious, scientific-based investigational therapy,

> associated with no commercial interest whatsoever. I am personally

> interested both having provided close support to relatives with cancer

> in the past and as a researcher. -

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Research " blackfoot disease Taiwan + fulvic acid " . In another group,

Bruce an outstanding member, supplied us info to be cautious about fulvic acid.

Try and visit this website: Is Humic Acid is Associated with " Blackfoot

Disease? "

The following is known about the Blackfoot disease at present: it is endemic to

.... fulvic acids everywhere, but the Blackfoot disease was reported only in

Taiwan. ...

www.humichealth.info/blackfoot.html - Cached

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[Guest guest]

I tried to access the link and it requests a login. Is there another way to

access the information?

Thanks,

le

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Louise. Feel free to forward my email address directly to the

scientist at McGill (davids@... <mailto:davids@...> ) - I have

been in touch with others in the field over the years.

Tests on fresh human cancer tissue using an advanced assay system have

found complete tumor kill of every cancer type tested - ovarian, breast,

melanoma, glioblastoma, and pancreatic cancers (at a high concentration

of unsaturated fatty acid agent). But it seems that a high-dose oral

regimen would be more likely to be effective for cancers in the

intestinal or peritoneal region, since lymphatic transport and

first-pass absorption of fats could make serum levels of the active

agents higher in those anatomical regions.

I agree with you about liver cancer being perhaps most likely to respond

to this regimen, as I was in close touch in the mid-1990s with one

ovarian cancer patient who had a liver metastasis that was being closely

tracked by scans. Back then, when new results on ALA anticancer

effects were first coming in, before a method to acheive the high blood

levels of active agents was known, she was among the patients who tried

drinking 8 oz or so of flaxseed or other oils daily for 3-5 days. Her

liver metastasis disappeared at the next scan, while tumors elsewhere in

her body remained. This wasn't a clearcut result, as she was taking

other standard and complementary treatments around that time, but her

oncologist was insistent that no of her standard treatments could have

caused this outcome.

The UFA regimen being tested, however, would achieve high enough levels

of active agents theoretically to kill tumor anywhere in the body. It

may be possible to skip the exercise component with a longer fast period

(about 12 hours) and more caffeine and still achieve efficacy. -

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> Anyone who has not gone through this website, really should find the

time to do so. , this is great research. I have forwarded the link

to a scientist at McGill University who is also studying EPA/DHA with

mice and he is going to contact the researchers at UFA Challenge. He's

going to Germany as well to discuss Omega 3's there as well. I just may

try this but I think it's best if you had stomach, lung or kidney

cancer. Seems it works really well on liver cancer too....except the

exercise part would be difficult....Louise

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> > www.ufachallenge.org <http://www.ufachallenge.org> for details;

> > username is " membrane " , password is " effect. "

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> > Note: this is a serious, scientific-based investigational therapy,

> > associated with no commercial interest whatsoever. I am personally

> > interested both having provided close support to relatives with

cancer

> > in the past and as a researcher. -

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[Guest guest]

HI Nili - The protocol is detailed in the fourth tab, " UFA Regimen, " in

www.ufachallenge.org <http://www.ufachallenge.org> (username

" membrane " , password " effect " ). Basically, it consists of consumption

of about 8 oz of flaxseed oil in the morning, after an overnight fast,

followed by caffeine, a 90-minute period of exercise, and continued

fasting until late afternoon. The active anticancer agent

(alpha-linolenic acid, or ALA) is contained in the flaxseed oil. The

fasting, exercise and caffeine are used as they are potent in converting

the usual inert, albumin-bound form of fatty acids into the unbound,

active form. It is the latter form that diffuses through the capillary

walls into tumors, in particular, the tumor cell membrane. The regimen

is designed to achieve the very high levels of ALA in blood that were

found to totally kill fresh human tumor tissue in an advanced,

clinically predictive assay.

Please read carefully the caveats and cautions on the web site. This is

an investigational regimen based on promising new findings from a niche

field of science that happen to be doable by any patient using

off-the-shelf dietary agents. (And, of course, there is no commercial

interests involved whatever - the agents cost $20 in the health food

store or grocery store.) There is no guarantee of either efficacy or

safety, even though the dietary agents have been never known to have any

adverse effects at any dose. Based upon the experience of the first

patient with metastatic melanoma near the lung (no adverse effects

whatever, but no indication of response - she was told death was

imminent, however, in December, and is alive and about today), it may be

advisable to try it with certain tweaks that could significantly enhance

efficacy, and hopefully achieve the " home run " tumor kill effect

desired. -

> > www.ufachallenge.org <http://www.ufachallenge.org> for details;

> > username is " membrane " , password is " effect. "

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> > Note: this is a serious, scientific-based investigational therapy,

> > associated with no commercial interest whatsoever. I am personally

> > interested both having provided close support to relatives with

cancer

> > in the past and as a researcher. -

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[Guest guest]

HI le - Username is " membrane " , password is " effect " , or just contact me,

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> I tried to access the link and it requests a login. Is there another way to

access the information?

> Thanks,

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