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Terry Hamblin |
My only experience of Gerson
therapy is of a patient who flew to America to
have it, but came back a few months later with the
cancer horribly advanced.
She had abandoned conventional therapy which had a 70%
chance of a remission.
Most orthodox doctors are against Gerson therapy because
it cannot be shown
to work. If coffee enemas could be shown to benefit any
form of cancer in a
randomized trial, then we would all trip over ourselves
in the rush to adopt
them. I haven't noticed anybody hurrying.
Please don't be inveigled into having treatment for CLL
when the white count
reaches a certain threshold. This is a very old
fashioned approach that no
CLL expert approves of. Our mantra should be, we don't
treat white counts; we
treat patients.
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