Vadim, you have to stop doing these very lengthy “comments” on my sites. They are really propaganda, not comments.

The answer is way back JoAnne,
NO!
Peroxide as used by our white cells and by the cancer cells is very short range – just a few microns then, gone, pffft!
Peroxide by mouth is just another way of raising oxygen levels. That’s different.

Any reference for this Mike? Sounds interesting. I may have missed this one.
K.

There is another very promising therapy which I read about in around last August called Gene Programming of “T” Killer Cells. I believe that this therapy was initally being used and most likely developed at the Univerisy of Pennsylvania by Prof Carl June who is professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at the Abramson Cancer Center at U Penn. Basically, they removed some of the patient’s own “T” Killer cells that apparantly are produced by the bone marrow and released into the blood stream. Then they somehow genetically programmed the patient’s T cells to recognize markers that are produced by cancerous white blood cells in a disease called chronic lymphocytic leucemia or CLL. They also programmed the patient’s T cells to multipy very rapidly after finding each cancerous white cell so that the T cells’ population overcome the population of cancerious cells within it’s vicinity. The results so far has shown that 100% of the patients treated with this T cell gene therapy have gone into full remision after about 30 days of this treatment! They are now attempting this procedure on other types of cancers. Since our own “T” killer cells appear quite appropriate to be used in blood cancers since these type of cells are mobile, and are released normally into the blood stream, I’m hesitant whether these type of cells will be as effective as say fibroblast cells. I would assume since white blood cells can escape the blood stream to nearby tissues in order to deal with enemy invadors, they still may be appropriate to be used as well in other types of cancers as well since T cells can infuse themselves deep into neigboring tissues. I’m wondering also if a type of gene transfer can go on between the genetically modified migrating T-cells and fibrablasts which are within the local vacinity of multiplying cancer cells. Anyway, since you wondered about any other promising therapies, I thought this therapy might proove to be very promising to many or perhaps to all cancers.

Try finding someone expiermenting with a frequency generator ( some call it a rife machine) with a 0-25mhz capability. EMR Labs has a nice one. Look up rife technology, you’ll be amazed to find out whats possible. The use of them has increased about 100 fold in the last 5 years and expiermenters are seeing outstanding results with viruses like Herpes, Aids Etc.and also bacterias like Borriela burgdorferi also Known as Lyme Disease. If you get a chance, listen to the web cast between the good doctor (Dr. Keith) and Joshua Parker. Best of luck.

Debbie Foote RN