Saturday, September 6, 2008

Kennedy & Novak's cancer can be cured: an open letter


Dear Senator Kennedy and Robert Novak,

As Mr. Liberal and Mr. Conservative, you are joined in a common cause: victory over incurable brain cancers.

It can be done.

The Doctor Who Cures Cancer tells five such stories of insurmountable victories, including the 46-year victory of Robert Fishbein, M.D., a 29-year-old physician with a wife and two small children.

Bob graduated from Harvard and Yale. He was also a winner on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour in his only appearance on the program. (Ted Mack was the "Star Search" of the 1950's. Bob's parents wouldn't allow him to return to the show despite an invitation to come back.)

But his Ivy League training didn't exempt Dr. Bob from falling victim to a virulent brain tumor. Bob's doctors estimated he would only live maybe two more months.

Bob furiously started a letter writing campaign to all the medical geniuses he knew, including Professor George Wald, who was honored with the Nobel Prize in Medicine ten months later.

But no one had the key to victory for Bob, not even Prof. Wald.

Meanwhile, Bob took a chance and saw a doctor who had been pilloried by the Journal of the American Medical Association and by the American Cancer Society.

That was in 1962. Bob is cancer free today, 46 years later.

The work of Dr. Emanuel Revici is now being carried out by Dr. Radu Kramer, his grand nephew in Paramus, NJ. I'd suggest that both of you give him a call. His office phone number is (201) 967-0880.

P.S. Anyone else may call IF you have cancer. If you don't, don't call...Dr. Kramer and his staff are too busy taking care of patients.

The best to you.

Kelley Eidem
Together we can cure cancer - one person at a time!
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Sunday, April 27, 2008

Flatten your tummy EFFORTLESSLY!


Would you like to flatten your tummy effortlessly AND end your food cravings effortlessly, too? And would you like for the information to be FREE? Okay, your wish is my command.

You might be asking yourself, why am I doing this for free? Because I firmly believe that our society is crumbling from obesity. We want to quit eating fattening foods, and we want to get slimmer, but nothing seems to work.

Well, it's not your fault. Really...it's not.

I work in a health food store, and I've taught this magic secret to my customers. It works miraculously.

Okay, it's not really a magic secret or miraculous...it's based on solid science, but you don't need to know the science for this to work like a miracle.

TUMMIES GET FLATTENED, and FOOD CRAVINGS DISAPPEAR without using any will power.

But I can only reach a small number of people in a store. For every person I 'cure,' ten or twenty waddle by the store entrance unaware they they can be helped.

It breaks my heart that you and 100 million others in the US, and many more in the UK, Iceland, and many other countries are struggling and frustrated with this debilitating and embarrassing problem.

Even our children are getting fat. When I was in school, I was one of the few fatties in class. Today it is becoming the norm.

So please check out my FREE secret right now. In five minutes, you'll have some truly life changing knowledge in your hands.

To pay me back, you'll need to share this page or the other page with your email buddy list. As you can see, there is nothing to buy from me.

But you must "pay me." Your payment consists of emailing your friends and family. Of course, you'll probably be excited to share this, so it won't be a chore. :-)

It's a fair payment because the world I live in will be saved from dying out. That will be my reward.

Simply click on the link listed below for the info you'll need to help yourself and your family.

The best to you.

Kelley Eidem, author "The Doctor Who Cures Cancer"
http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Flatten-Your-Tummy-[.........]EFFORTLESSLY
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Thursday, March 27, 2008

Cancer and limiting beliefs


Today, I'd like to tell you how a highly respected physician's failure and frustration in attempting to cure cancer acted as a springboard to discovering what he'd sought for over 30 years.

His name is Seymour Brenner, M.D., FACR. The "FACR" means he was a Fellow of the American College of Radiology. Despite heading the largest radiation oncology practice in the nation, overseeing several hundred appointments a week, and using state of the art radiological equipment, Dr. Brenner was thoroughly frustrated and saddened because the cure rate for cancer had barely improved for 30 years.

He longed for an answer. That's why his offices kept buying the latest million dollar equipment. But repeated improvements in the equipment along with keeping up to date with the latest training didn't budge the cure rate more than a couple of percentage points.

Meanwhile, he witnessed patients and their families crying in his office.

Picture, if you will, devoting your life though years of education, spending millions of dollars, and decades of your life trying to help desperately sick people only to get more of the same disappointment patient after patient.

But Dr. Brenner kept that inner hope alive. As a result of his inner desire, when he was presented with an answer from a patient, he grabbed it.

Here is what happened. A patient of his had terminal lung cancer that had spread to his bones. Dr. Brenner had seen this type of case before. In every case, the patient died. In fact, his treatments in cases like that were to attempt to reduce the bone pain...not to cure the patient. Sometimes that worked.

Dr. Brenner had not seen John for a year. He assumed that John had died, as had every other patient in his terminal condition had done.

But on the fateful day, the former patient showed up in his office! Not only was he alive, but he was cancer free! Dr. Brenner was dumbstruck.

He asked John what he had done. John told him he'd been to see Dr. Emanuel Revici, who had an innovative treatment. Dr. Brenner picked up the phone immediately to make an appointment to see Dr. Revici.

At this point you might think "Of course he picked up the phone." Well, maybe not. I laid out this scenario to another doctor and asked him what he would do. He admitted he would not have picked up the phone. He wanted to see studies.

In other words, the limiting beliefs of that doctor, namely, "If it's not published in a study, it's not true," would have prevented him from uncovering the method that cured John.

Because Dr. Brenner picked up the phone, he was able to learn about and meet other patients who had also been terminal, but who were subsequently cured.

Dr. Brenner went so far as to independently research a number of cases where the results far exceeded his own in three decades of treating tens of thousands of dying patients.

But in a way, the phone was merely the natural outgrowth of Dr. Brenner's inner belief that there must be a solution. He always kept that belief in his heart and mind. As a result, when the opportunity presented itself, he was able psychologically to respond.

Opening ourselves to unlimited possibilities don't always happen over night. By keeping and sustaining our beliefs, sooner or later, the greater reality becomes ours.

The critical "take away" from this is to honor your frustrations while keeping your eye on your greater desire no matter how long it takes.

As a personal note, when I was in my mid-twenties, I had kidney disease. For months, I followed the instructions of a holistic physician. Many Saturday nights were spent by me taking hot sweat baths.

During those baths, as I markedly improved, I would have a strong realization that I wanted to make a difference by bringing the news of innovative medicine to others. Well, many years later it is happening...not in the way I had imagined in the tub but in a greater way.

All along I kept the dream alive although for many years I was frustrated much like Dr. Brenner was.

But the dream could not be denied. I wrote a book entitled The Doctor Who Cures Cancer, here you can learn a lot more about Dr. Brenner and Dr. Revici. This book has already been translated into Russian which resulted in a clinic being opened in Kiev.

When I was in the tub, Kiev never crossed my mind.

The best to you,

Kelley Eidem
Together we can cure cancer - one person at a time!
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008

The Doctor Who Cures Cancer press release question



For two years I slept on a friend's sofa bed and worked as a substitute transit bus operator to give me the freedom to research and write The Doctor Who Cures Cancer. After that is when the trouble started.

After 12 years of being stymied by my publisher who sat on my book because I wouldn't accept a 65% reduction in royalties (he almost exclusively limited his sales to retail sales) the book is out once again and under my control as a softcover book!

During that time, another 6 million cancer patients died without access to this information. Millions more suffered immeasurably from their treatments. And so did their families.

How many tears? One is too many, isn't it.

Meanwhile, the book was mysteriously translated into Russian where 10,000 copies were sold back in 1999. I learned of that little episode less than two weeks ago. This helped create the demand for a clinic in Kiev which is now in operation, according to my Russian source.

I truly believe the same will happen wherever the book is read. For instance, two physicians contacted me years ago even with the tiny bit of circulation of my book here in the US previously.

Although it didn't go anywhere, two readers also contacted me about making a movie. One was a producer for a cable TV show. The other was a very wealthy attorney who lived on the beach in South Florida.

So here's my question regarding a press release: Do I use that information to create a storyline or just write something about the content of the book?

What would be the most appealing to you? And what would appeal most to the journalists in the media who respond to press releases?

The best to you.

Kelley
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

The Doctor Who Cures Cancer now in softcover


It's been 14 years in the making. Yippee!

Twelve years ago my publisher decided to sit on my book when I refused to agree to a 65% reduction in my royalties. He sold the books at retail from his little office in Manhattan rather than distributing them to the nation's bookstores.

Meanwhile, 10,000 copies got translated into Russian and were sold over there. He didn't tell me about that. I'm trying to find him now. If you know where Elliot Saltman is, please let me know.

Meanwhile, over 500,000 victims in the US died from cancer each year, with many more suffering needlessly from barbaric treatments...all while my book sat in boxes in Elliot Saltman's backroom. Grrr!

But I digress. Today is a truly historic day.

First, today is the first day that The Doctor Who Cures Cancer is available as a soft cover book.

Then three hours later today, I received in the mail a copy of the Russian version of my book...a book that had been in circulation for nine years!

Apparently, as a result of my book circulating in Russia, a treatment facility was set up in Kiev.

It's a natural response. When enough people read The Doctor Who Cures Cancer that and a lot more could happen in the US.
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Saturday, February 16, 2008

"You gotta be healthy to get well!"



I was talking to a customer yesterday about how I cured myself of Stage 4 cancer. She wondered if I'd done any chemo or radiation.

I looked at her in surprise and blurted out something that gave us both a good laugh, "You gotta be healthy to get well!"

It really sums up the truth of the matter, doesn't it. Chemo and radiation fail miserably in making people healthy. In fact it does quite the opposite, doesn't it.

Chemo is famous for putting its victims on all fours hugging the toilet bowl. It also loosens teeth, and causes sores in a very sensitive place: the mouth. I've heard the effects described as "the flu to the 100th degree."

Radiation not only leaves the victim so tired they feel exhausted, but it also swells arms and legs unbelievably. But the worst thing might be the extreme pains it can produce whenever the person tries to eat.

Is that any way to treat someone who is already sick??

It's really simple folks..."You gotta be healthy to get well!"

Cancer thrives when the patient is unhealthy. Piling on more sickness is just plain stupid...and deadly. My Stage 4 cancer went away nine years ago because I got healthy. It's as simple as that.
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Sunday, January 27, 2008

Lancet birth control pill report betrays women


Sheesh! They are at it again.

It's all over the news that that the latest study on birth control pills appearing in The Lancet reduces women's chances of getting ovarian cancer.

But the study is so flawed as to defy common sense.

The researchers compared about 110,000 women, namely 87,000 healthy women who do not have ovarian cancer to 23,000 who do and found that a higher percentage of those who had no ovarian cancer had previously taken birth control pills. (I'll get back to the bolded healthy part in a minute.) The study sounds pretty clever, right?

It sure did trick Lancet who published it, and the media who were happy to report it.

The problem...and it's a ghastly one...is that the researchers didn't track the women from the beginning. They merely took the results of studies on living women.

So what we don't know is how many of the women who took birth control pills died from other causes. It is well known that birth control pills cause blot clots and strokes, along with increasing other types of cancer. Thus we have no clue as to the total health effects on the women.

Even so, if one were to swallow the results whole, the birth control pills protected 2 women in 1,000 from dying from ovarian cancer. Not 2% or 20%, but two-tenths of a percent.

When a supposed improvement is so tiny, it requires multiplying it b an extraordinarily large number to claim that 100,000 lives would be saved. The authors were only to happy to do that.

But the problem is that with such a tiny sliver of improvement, the darn thing could be horribly wrong. Furthermore, when you factor in the deaths...remember them...from strokes, the .2% 'benefit' evaporates like rain drops on a sunny day.

Now let's talk about the 87,000 healthy women. The fact that they were healthy skews the study so bad one could make a french-curve ruler out of it. For instance, it would exclude women in wheelchairs who got put there by blot clots to their brains.

The study doesn't include the women who died from strokes either. They couldn't be a part of the study because the researchers hadn't tracked patients from day one!

Restricting the study to living healthy women while excluding sick or dead women makes the study worse than worthless.
Here is why.

The study is bound to get major publicity. Which means more doctors will prescribe birth control and more women are going to go on the pill mistakenly thinking it offers some protection.

Since the study could only produce a .2% improvement by restricting the population, and while excluding all the debilitating and deadly downsides, more women will die needlessly.

This study published by The Lancet is an embarrassment to their reputation.
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Thursday, January 10, 2008

Phantom Limb Pain Cure For $3?



Phantom limb pain is a serious problem for those who have it. The missing limb feels paralyzed and cramped in excruciating pain.

Every once in a while, someone makes an invention that is so extraordinary that it defies adequate superlatives. The link below is one such innovation.

A genius neurologist has come up with a stunning $3 cure giving relief from the pain in many cases. You've got to see it to believe it. You might have to register in order to see this most extraordinary talk. The speaker notes that relief of phantom pain might otherwise cost millions of dollars to produce a virtual reality machine to do the same thing.

The same $3 invention is also being tested on stroke victims.

It seems to me that it could work to improve physical therapy treatments as well.

To see the discovery, go to http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/184

The speaker talks about three different fascinating brain behaviors. His discussion of phantom limb pain takes place in the middle portion of his talk. This man with an Hindu name has a Scottish accent, sounding a bit like Sean Connery, making him a compelling speaker.

The speech was put on by TED.com which gets fellow geniuses together to give each other speeches on their latest findings.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Antibiotic ban in the UK?

Doctors in the UK are being advised not to prescribe antibiotics for colds, flues and sore throats. From the UK Telegraph online:

Alan Johnson, the Health Secretary, says it is time to end the unnecessary use of penicillin and other commonly-prescribed pills, which cost the NHS £1.7 billion a year.


Rebecca Smith, Telegraph Medical Editor
Watch: Why patients should not panic

Using antibiotics too liberally has led to bugs such as MRSA becoming resistant to treatment with the drugs. Most colds, coughs and flu are caused by viruses, which cannot be treated with antibiotics anyway, Mr Johnson points out.


Finally!

If we could get doctors in the US to do the same, the benefits to patients could be huge.

The government led program is designed to slow the spike of MRSA, a deadly bacterial infection that has been sweeping hospitals.

But the real danger of antibiotics far exceeds the hospital danger. Antibiotics allow yeast to spread in our bodies. That can make us crave sweets and excess carbs.

Why? Because the yeast lives on sugar and so does our brain. When we have too much yeast, our brain tells us it is starving. Then our brain walks us to the refrigerator or drives us to the store to buy high sugar and high carb foods.

In other words, antibiotics carry the real risk of causing our pants not to fit. A bigger waistline is a risk factor for all sorts of health problems including depression, heart trouble and diabetes.

Each of those factors decreases the quality of our lives and shortens life expectancy.

In short, antibiotics are dangerous drugs.

By the way, have you ever noticed how one round of antibiotics leads to another and another?

There's a good reason for that. I'll cover it in an upcoming post.
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Saturday, January 5, 2008

Back pain and leg pain go bye bye!

First some related good news...the price of CoQ10 dropped dramatically about a month or two ago...it's about 75% to 80% lower than it used to be! I read about a year ago that a new manufacturing facility was to open in Texas. Apparently it has opened. Before all the CoQ10 was made in Japan.

As a result of the drop in price I decided to increase my dose from 100/200 a day to 400mgs a day to see if it would increase my energy.

Meanwhile, I'd been dealing with nerve pain in my leg due to a fall which had aggravated an old back injury since infancy that included poorly healed broken bones. Since the fall, I often needed a crutch and had great difficulty walking 100 yards.

In fact, I was looking forward to my appointment with the neurosurgeon...that's how bad my situation was.

Well, to my utter surprise, the CoQ10 did a lot more than increase my energy and help me to sleep better. From the very first day the burning nerve pain in my leg has been greatly reduced. Whereas the burning used to be almost all the time, now it's maybe a half-hour a day, and it's less distracting.

Also I can walk without having to think about every step. I can walk a few hundred yards without a crutch and do it more quickly.

I had no prior inkling that the CoQ10 would help me in this way.

I'm not back to 100%, but I'm postponing the surgery...hopefully forever.

I gave some CoQ10 to a friend who was suffering 24/7 from degenerative back pain down her leg that was made far worse from a physical therapy session.

Again, from the very first day of taking 400 mgs, her pain was greatly reduced. She only takes it intermittently now because she suffers from OCD and too much CoQ10 makes her a little hyper. She's trying 100 mgs but that doesn't seem to be helping her much.

I've read that super high doses of 1,200 mgs has helped Parkinson's patients quite a bit, so there is some evidence that it has a positive effect on nerves.

Also, a pharmacist told me that nerves contain fluid. When the nerves swell, it can cause pain that is untouched by NSAID's and heavy duty pain killers. Well, CoQ10 has been shown to be extremely beneficial for congestive heart failure, which is also a fluid problem.

So maybe the CoQ10 is affecting the nerves in a similar fashion. Maybe it's reducing the fluid swelling inside the nerves.

I don't know for sure. My preliminary Google search hasn't turned up anything other than the original question in this thread.

But it might be something to try for any nerve pain to see whether it would help or not. Remember, it did nothing for me as regards my pain and mobility when I took 100-200 mgs. So a half dose didn't produce a half benefit.

I'd be interested to hear if this works for anyone else. If it does, then this accidental discovery sure could benefit a whole lot of people.

Please let me know.Publish Post
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007

This funny video is causing quite a stir!

If you haven't seen this yet, The Town of Allopath is a definite must see. It's pretty funny, and as serious as head-on collision. LOL
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