Re: Cancer treatment after chemo


"Jeff" <kidsdoc2000@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Kristofer D. Dale" <barefoot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>I recently provided the following link in response to this thread about
>> other treatments that are available to those who have been through
>> standard regimens: http://www.vitalethine.org
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>> "Jeff" responded:
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>>>Better yet, save your money (the above "treatment" has not been proven
>>>in humans, only test tubes), eat a healthy diet and excercise.
>>
>> Yep, listen to this ignoramus, who clearly knows next to nothing about
>> the vitalethine research, or he would not be making blanket statements.
>> Let's be clear about this. This patented and published therapy has been
>> extensively tested in animal models, and for various inethical and inept
>> reasons, has yet to be given a meaningful trial in humans, but there is
>> a stark difference between "chemo" agents and this synthetic "pro-drug"
>> form of naturally occurring compounds, known collectively as
>> "vitaletheine immune modulators".
>
> The "inethical" and "inept" reasons probably include that no drug company
> will risk money on a useless treatment.
>
>

Unlike your boyfriend.



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