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Frequently Asked Questions |
Q. I have been diagnosed with cancer. What is the practical significance of the information on this web site to me? A. It has direct and immediate significance. Most likely, you'll be told by your doctor that you need chemotherapy. Chemo is toxic. It kills cancer cells, but it can also cause irreversible, potentially fatal damage. I'm sure this is no news to you. On this web site two methods are described that change chemotherapy into a non-toxic procedure, and another dozen which are similar to chemotherapy but are using completely non-toxic substances. Many of the treatments are being used by progressive MDs, integrative oncologists and naturopaths in the USA and in Canada. Q. How can the information on this web site help me to get rid of my cancer? A. The reports contain detailed description of treatments that are either completely new, or suppressed by the medical authorities. These treatments are non-toxic; their safety and efficacy are supported by clinical data. Most of them are compatible with each other, and can be used in combinations. The majority of the substances listed are cytotoxic (they kill cancer cells); in other words, they act as non-toxic chemotherapeutic agents. Q. How do these treatments kill cancer cells? A.They either contain cytotoxic substances, or targeting substances are used that are able to carry the cytotoxic medication selectively into cancer cells, ignoring healthy cells. Q. Are these treatments legal? A. Yes, they are perfectly legal. They all use legally permissible substances that are either natural products, or FDA approved substances. Q. If they are FDA approved, why aren't these protocols used in hospitals, and why are they not covered by insurance? A. The substances, used in these treatments, are FDA approved; the treatments themselves are not. According to regulations, a medical doctor can use an approved medication for any condition and in any manner he/she thinks proper. This is called off-label application. In hospitals, off-label applications are usually forbidden, and insurance companies don't pay for them, regardless of how safe, effective and benign they are. Q. Would my oncologist consider using some of these treatments on me? A. A large part of the average oncologist's revenue comes from the markup he or she charges the insurance company or Medicare for the chemotherapy agents used in your treatment. Adopting non-toxic treatments described on this website would eliminate this revenue. Q. Is there clinical data proving the efficacy of these treatments? A. Some of these treatments are supported by large quantity of clinical evidence; others are so new, or are so efficiently suppressed, that only anecdotal evidence exists. However, the doctors who offer these therapies can be consulted, to see if the treatment is suitable for you. By the way, it is very unlikely that you will be able to obtain solid statistical data from your oncologist concerning the efficacy of his chemotherapy. The standard answer to such inquiry is, "Don't you trust me? Are you questioning my professional integrity?" Q. Are these intravenous treatments? A. Some are topical, some oral, and some treatments are intravenous. Q. Are there special treatments for different types of cancer? A. Most of these treatments can be applied to most cancers, with the exception of brain tumors and leukemia. Those cancers require substances that are able to pass the blood/brain barrier, or penetrate into the bone marrow. Q. Are there any treatments for glioblastoma? A. There are 11 non-toxic integrative treatments for glioblastoma multiforme described on this site. Q. Are there any treatments for acute leukemia? A. There are 9 non-toxic integrative treatments for acute leukemia described on this site. Q. Are there any treatments that can be applied at home, without a doctor and without a clinical environment? A. All the oral and topical treatment protocols can be carried out at home, without the personal assistance of a medical professional, but not without expert guidance. Q. How effective are these treatments? A. According to the MDs and naturopathic physicians who offer them, they are very effective. The final outcome depends on how far advanced is the cancer, and how much damage has been caused by chemotherapy and radiation. Q. Can I buy products from this web site? A. No, we sell nothing on this web site, but we provide contact information on sources. Q. Do you offer medical advice from this web site? A. No, we only offer information. We are not qualified to give medical advice.
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