Thanks for posting.
Approximately 35 years ago there was an article in Penthouse (yes, Penthouse) entitled, ‘The Solid Gold Cancer Train’, and it was a very well researched and clearly written article. I knew back then that the cancer industry was big business, a medical mafia, and here we are 35 years later and it’s bigger than ever.
In 1973 my college roommate paid $250 for a calculator that was 1/10th as powerful as the calculator in my granddaughter’s $7.00 toy play-phone. I could go on about the exponential leaps in technology but I’m sure you get the idea. How far, really, have we come with cancer cures?
If I remember that article, it was part of a series which included “alternative” cancer treatments, written by Gary Null. There, I read about an immune-augmentation therapy being offered in the Bahamas by a U.S researcher who’d been ostracized/defunded stateside by the American Cancer Society and related medical establishment. At that time my father had been through all the conventional treatments for his nasopharyngeal cancer and we were advised he had less than a month to live. We took him to the Bahamas in a semi-comatose state and he shortly recovered to the point of living another 1.5 years alert and in reasonably good condition. The treatment was not nearly as costly as the conventional treatments. We were told by the U.S. docs that immune therapy was a “waste” and “junk science”, which is ironic since it’s a hot commodity now that pharmaceutical companies have begun developing various immune system-related therapies.