CANCER'S CAUSE, CANCER'S CURE (15 page)

A similar sentiment is shared by Samuel Epstein, M.D., in his 1998 book,
The Politics of Cancer Revisited
. In the book’s dynamic introduction he makes the assertion that: “the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society have misled and confused the public and Congress by repeated false claims that we are winning the war against cancer, and these are claims made to create public and Congressional support for massive increases in budgetary appropriations.”

Dr. Epstein is mindful of the destruction brought to all peoples by an inability of the medical profession to practice out of their restrictive box which confines them to conventional treatment strictly using chemotherapies, radiation, and other unnatural/poisonous agents. With great sadness, Samuel Epstein, M.D., concludes:

Cancer is a major cause of misery and death. Moreover, the distribution of hardship falls unevenly on those with least resources. Cancer cannot be explained away as something that just
“
happens
”
to people. Rather, we need to see many cancers as being caused by exposure to carcinogens in the workplace, in consumer products, and in the general environment. These cancers are largely preventable— if the real nature of their causes is understood and the fight against them becomes a political priority.

To say that cancer is uncurable is a myth perpetrated by scheming, greedy people who want to keep the cancer machine alive. That is evil at its core.

But evil will always crumble in the light of truth. I believe now, without doubt, that the research done by Dr. Mirko Beljanski and his dedicated team of researchers has given us not only a way to treat cancer but to
prevent
the disease from occurring in the first place. We now know the power Beljanski’s natural supplements provide. Mirko Beljanski went a step further and proved that true integrative therapies, applying both his botanical formulas to the traditional treatments we have used for over sixty years, could have astounding effects.

But it will take all of us to step aside from the prevailing beliefs that we hold about cancer, look directly at the data available to us now, and demand that more studies be done to finish the work of Dr. Beljanski. Let’s find a way to combat this deadly disease so that it becomes not the frightening monster that we perceive, but the very treatable and ultimately curable disease that it truly is.

With Beljanski’s natural and non-toxic supplements leading the way, we need to fight to bring to the forefront cancer therapies that are proving themselves scientifically to be more effective for treating cancer than conventional oncological treatments. We need anticancer remedies that improve the quality of patients’ lives rather than force them to suffer the ill effects of surgery, radiation, and poisonous chemicals.
In other countries there are traditional, alternative, and complementary medical doctors working together to extend the cancer patient’s life, to keep him or her vital and active, and most predominantly to effectively render treatment without adverse side effects. We in the United States need to adopt these viewpoints and ways of working together if we want to win
our
battle against cancer. The means are available.

Case Study: Prostate Cancer

For eleven years, Henri Boiteux, Ph.D., a resident of southern France and currently retired as Professor of Physics at the University of Paris, had been Director of Research at the CNRS, and for eleven years the Administrator of a prominent Cancer Treatment Center of Villejuif near Paris. The CNRS in France is equivalent to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the United States. As administrator of the Center, invariably Dr. Boiteux had participated

in executive decisions about the awarding of research grants for evaluations of medical therapies. He studied all aspects of treatment for most types of diseases, including cancer. Dr. Boiteux received exposure to every means of health care available worldwide. If he personally had need of some sort of therapeutic intervention for illness, Dr. Boiteux certainly was free to choose the method he believed to be most beneficial for his own healing.

This university professor, so very knowledgeable about medical treatment and other life-saving issues, preserved his own life by electing to use the natural products developed by Dr. Mirko Beljanski. Professor Boiteux assured that, for himself, nothing else would do.

He said, “My experience at the CNRS—which brought me in close contact for more than a decade with the most progressive therapies—taught me the best, the mediocre, and the worst treatments. I want what works!”

The Personal Case History Provided by Henri Boiteux, Ph.D.

In June 1994, the professor was told by an urologist local to the area of his country village that at age seventy-three, he was affected by prostate cancer.

“My doctor, a conventionally-practicing country physician who specialized in the human urogenital system, said to me, ‘The only treatment you can receive for your malignant prostate gland is radiotherapy.

Your cancer is five years advanced, and because of the tumor’s particular location, it is inoperable.’

“I did not doubt the accuracy of the doctor’s diagnosis nor the possible efficacy of the treatment he was offering,” Professor Boiteux assured me. “But radiation was not a treatment in which I had any confidence. It would have been the treatment of last resort for my prostate. I knew of other men who had failed to benefit from receiving it, and I knew from my eleven years at the Cancer Treatment Center of Villejuif that a treatment from radiotherapy was rarely permanent and likely inadequate.”

Since his patient’s prostate tumor was estimated to be present for so many years, the professor’s urologist admitted to being dubious about administering radiation right away and decided to wait.

“Instead,” Professor Boiteux said, “my doctor added a further recommendation which was: ‘You require some further investigatory work because I want to learn if any metastases of the cancer has occurred over this long interval of non-treatment.’

“Consequently, the urology specialist had me go through a lot more testing at the local hospital and at various medical laboratory offices some distances from my home,” says the professor. “I cooperatively traveled to where I was directed and went through whatever tests were requested of me.”

Despite his undergoing a large number of additional laboratory and clinical examinations, including a PSA test, serum chemistry profiles, bone chemistry enzymes, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), chest X-rays, CT scan of the lower abdomen, and urological ultrasound to measure tumor size, no dramatic treatment was recommended or administered for his prostate cancer.

“Let’s give no treatment but rather watch the tumor and observe its growth,” was the decision agreed upon by Dr. Henri Boiteux’s country urologist in conjunction with another urologist and a prostate gland specialist his personal doctor had called in as consultants.

Prostate cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death among men worldwide, in particular throughout Europe and the United States. (Lung cancer is the most frequent source of malignancy death for both men and women.) When prostatic tissue is examined microscopically, cancer is found in 50 percent of men over age seventy, and it’s present in virtually all men over ninety.

Most of the time such cancers never cause symptoms, but 3 percent of men exhibiting diseased prostate tissue die of it.

There are a number of invasive treatment options; most of them poor. For example, world-class golf professional Arnold Palmer was diagnosed with prostate cancer which remained confined to the one organ and was not metastatic. The golfer underwent a radical prostatectomy (complete surgical removal of his prostate) at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. But some weeks later it was revealed that the initial therapy selected had been inappropriate and ineffective for him since Mr. Palmer required follow up radiation.

Thus the Mayo Clinic, known for its urologic excellence and care and attended by supposedly the world’s most brilliant minds and skilled surgeons, had rendered flawed treatment to Arnold Palmer’s diseased organ. Such inappropriate therapy is common for the diseased prostate.

In a normal adult man under age thirty-five, the prostate weighs about twenty grams, but thereafter, it tends to generally increase in size. Above fifty grams the gland is considered “enlarged” and urologists call this Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).

“Prostate cancer is always found together with prostatitis and all men will probably get both diseases if they live long enough,” says urological surgeon Ronald E. Wheeler, M.D., Medical Director of the Diagnostic Center for Disease in Sarasota, Florida. Dr. Wheeler adds, “It is time to rethink how we handle prostate cancer.”

When Dr. Boiteux showed an elevated Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA), he received an initial ultrasound examination which also revealed a suspicious hard nodule inside his prostate gland. His biopsy, taken under local anesthesia, was subjected to biochemical and histological tests (a microscopic analysis of the prostate tissue) which determined that the gland’s growth was of a nonaggressive type of cancer. It had not metastasized. The former physics professor was lucky in that he was not in immediate danger, but his prostate diagnosis was reconfirmed as a definite cancer when he underwent still another biopsy.

Professor Boiteux was diagnosed with prostate cancer nine years before I interviewed him in September 2003. Before using Beljanski’s supplements, he tried the conventional route. To treat the man’s lifethreatening illness, the medical consultants from Paris who had been called in to examine him offered no recommendations to the patient’s personal urologist except to watch and wait. However, Boiteux’s uncertain country urologist finally decided to do something on his own.

He elected to supervise, from a distance, the use of cancer-corrective hormonal treatment. Henri Boiteux received hormone-diminishing treatment from an endocrine gland therapist at a sophisticated hospital clinic in Paris throughout July 1994. The country urologist kept apprised of his progress—or lack of it.

The patient took the approved quantity of anti-hormone substances for several months but with no observable result. He grew discouraged, subsequently stopped the anti-hormonal medications, and remained in Paris. Professor Boiteux did not return to his country home in the South of France until after the first of August 1994. It was then that a long-time close personal friend—another well-respected former university professor—visited him. This gentleman was somewhat knowledgeable about holistic adjunctive treatment for malignant tumors. He knew a number of doctors who administered them.

“My visitor told me,” continued Dr. Boiteux, “‘since you’ve advised me that you eventually may be forced to take radiotherapy for your prostate, I recommend that you consult a medical doctor I know, who utilizes certain complementary treatment products in his cancer practice. He is providing excellent results for patients just like you. Possibly this physician will help you to overcome the negative side effects that invariably accompany radiation treatment.’”

“I was open to my friend’s suggestion,” Boiteux asserted. Professor Boiteux followed his colleague’s advice and consulted this recommended therapist who practices CAIM (Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative Medicine). Dr. Philippe Causé, M.D., thinks holistically, administering natural and non-toxic therapies to his patients. The French holistic physician subsequently dispensed two of Dr. Mirko Beljanski’s anticancer herbal supplements to Professor Henri Boiteux, for Dr. Causé’s experience was that they had worked effectively against cancers of several types before. His patients had benefited repeatedly. “I use Dr. Beljanski’s supplements as therapeutic preventatives,” Dr. Causé told the professor.

Professor Boiteux was given golden-leaf
Ginkgo biloba
extract as well as the herbal alkaloid of Pao pereira. He ingested the two products faithfully and within a very short time the frequency of urinary urgency reduced from up to six times per night to just three. But while the urgency to urinate diminished, he was sometimes unable to bring on a urine stream. And once per week he found that his urine contained bright red blood. Men with prostate disease are likely to identify with these same prostatic difficulties as the professor. But within a month to six weeks, with the ingestion of two of Beljanski’s products, dispensed to him by Dr. Causé, all of his prostatic disease signs and symptoms improved. Dr. Boiteux continued to ingest the anticancer botanicals that Dr. Causé had prescribed.

After another six months of using Beljanski’s products, having long since discontinued the anti-hormonal therapy and still never having received radiotherapy, Professor Boiteux again traveled to Paris for a third full series of physical and laboratory examinations. These reports from the hospital clinic’s radiology and oncology departments and from the on-staff urologists who examined him were that Dr. Boiteux’s prostate cancer was regressing—the enlarged gland itself had shrunk to less than half its original pathological size. These observing hospital doctors were confused and then upset by their inability to explain any reason for this man’s improvement, and they reported this to both the patient and to the patient’s country urologist.

“
Don’t Tell Me About Beljanski!
”

With great joy Professor Boiteux reported to the Parisian hospital specialists first and then to his urologist in the south of France that the healing progress shown by the internal organ’s rejection of malignancy was likely coming from his ingestion of Beljanski’s supplements. They were the only pills he had been taking routinely. The hospital-based consultants listened and shrugged their shoulders with no verbal comment.

Despite being his personal urologist, the country specialist, however, appeared most irritated and even was aggressive in his response to the news. He literally shouted at Henri Boiteux, “I know about Beljanski, and I don’t want to hear anything more about him or his therapy. He is practicing medicine without a license. So don’t tell me about Beljanski!”