Need Info From Cesium Cloride Users

On 9/29/2006 Sidney wrote:

My friend with stage IV lung cancer passed away in Jan. '06. He had several complications, including gall bladder removal surgery, and the cancer spreading to the liver and brain. I believe the cesium helped him although it tends to be an expensive treatment. He did not have any congestion problems. He did use the cesium internally and topically. I believe the Budwig diet to be another great alternative (Yahoo has a great group dedicated to this protocal), as is juicing and eating only raw vegtables. Blessings.

Sidney, can you tell me what happened between June 05 to Sept 06 to cause you to not post your friend's progress?

 As well, did you friend experience any of the 'common' side effects from taking the cesium chloride, such as, irregular heart rhythms, diarhea and nausea, and toxification due to high uric acid discharge?

 What was the actual reason your friend lost his battle? Was it lung cancer itself, or the brain, or a combination?

Any information you can give me is appreciated. 

I got all excited when I first read about cesium chloride and dramatic tumor shrinkage, but I kept searching and found out that the Mayo Clinic has debunked its use in certain cancers and the American Cancer Society revised its saftery information on the Cesium Chloride protocol promoted on the web  to include the following:

In fact, several recent case reports have described serious side effect in people with cancer taking similar doses, including life-threatening problems with heart rhythm, seizures, loss of consciousness, and electrolyte (blood chemistry) imbalances in patients who were taking cesium. Full information on the acute and chronic toxicity of this substance is not fully known. Consuming large amounts of cesium could result in nausea, diarrhea, disturbed heart rhythm, loss of consciousness, or even death. Based on results of animal studies, women who are pregnant or breast-feeding should avoid taking cesium chloride supplements. Relying on this type of treatment alone, and avoiding conventional medical care, may also have serious health consequences.

I am caring for my wife who is about to start intravenous ascorbate treatments to prevent a recurrence of her ovarian cancer. I wanted to believe that cesium was a magic bullet. We have already begun altering our diet to change our pH with high alkalin foods, but the ACS notes that there is no clinical evidence to support the commonly stated information that  cancer cells are more vulnerable than normal cells to changes in pH.

Again, I quote the American Cancer Society information page:

There is no evidence that the intracellular pH of a cancer cell is any different than a normal cell or that malignant cells are more susceptible than normal cells to toxic effects of high pH. Thus, the underlining principle behind high pH therapy remains unproven.

Believe me, I know how desperate anyone can get when the person that love dearly is  in pain and suffering with cancer.  But I urge you to keep your wits about you and be suspicious when no one can produce a living patient who had the successsful therapy for you to talk to. Check out the IV vitamin C information. Two legitimate organizations are conducting government-approved clinical trials to test/demonstrate its effectiveness.

I'm praying that there are scientists at work who are about to discover the magic bullet we all want so desperately. Good luck. May Passover and Easter mark a turning point for us all.

On 5/2/2007 Leonora wrote:

I can produce a living person, who was cured by Dr. Sartori. She had a brain tumor, was termianl and the tumor is now gone and she is alive and well. Dr. Sartori, who saved my friends life, is in prison.

Hello Leonora.