CancerCompass message board discussion started by Sukku on 7/22/2007 http://www.cancercompass.com/message-board/message/all,14602,0.htm Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMT Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMT http://backend.userland.com/rss RSS.NET: http://www.rssdotnet.com/ Has anyone tried and perceived benefits using Cesium Chloride for Advanced malignancy treatment. I understand that Cesium Chloride many times is used with Dimethyl Sulphate DMSO.Inputs will be of help to many.   Sukku Sun, 22 Jul 2007 00:00:00 GMT have you looked in to liquid zeolite it has been a godsend for me good luck. juicer Sun, 22 Jul 2007 00:00:00 GMT Link-http://healthpsych.psy.vanderbilt.edu/CesiumChloride.htm&nbs 1) “The research that has been done by the medical community does not show any positive effects of cesium chloride on the human body. The medical community does not support the use of cesium chloride as a treatment for cancer. In the article to the editor of the Mayo Clinic, “Zero Efficacy with Cesium Chloride Self-Treatment for Brain Cancer...” 2) Another case study, “Cesium Toxicity: A Case of Self-Treatment by Alternate Therapy Gone Awry” by Lyon and Mayhew investigated levels of cesium in the body and the results...”Works Cited-Samadani, U. & Marcotte, P. (2004). Zero Efficacy with Cesium Chloride Self-Treatment for Brain Cancer. Mayo Clinic Proc, 79(12), 1585-1591.  Lyon, A. & Mayhew, W. (2003). Cesium Toxicity: A Case of Self-Treatment by Alternate Therapy Gone Awry. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, 25, 114-116  Deciding against Cesium is a sound decision. Furthermore, don’t waste your time with liquid zeolite. I have peer reviewed articles and court records revealing it is fraud. On a personal note, my husband used it and almost died as a result. He is ok now, well, permanent liver damage and colon cancer, also as a result. Maybe not ok, but he’s alive.  Good luck and watch out for those who bait you with "you should try____, its done wonders for me." They'll want you PM or email so they can pitch the miracle, or they'll just happen to know someone who sells it....Works Cited-Samadani, U. & Marcotte, P. (2004). Zero Efficacy with Cesium Chloride Self-Treatment for Brain Cancer. Mayo Clinic Proc, 79(12), 1585-1591.  Lyon, A. & Mayhew, W. (2003). Cesium Toxicity: A Case of Self-Treatment by Alternate Therapy Gone Awry. Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, 25, 114-116  Deciding against Cesium is a sound decision. Furthermore, don’t waste your time with liquid zeolite. I have peer reviewed articles and court records revealing it is fraud. On a personal note, my husband used it and almost died as a result. He is ok now, well, permanent liver damage and colon cancer, also as a result. Maybe not ok, but he’s alive.  Good luck and watch out for those who bait you with "you should try____, its done wonders for me." They'll want you PM or email so they can pitch the miracle, or they'll just happen to know someone who sells it.... Tumrs Sat, 04 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMT Here is an unbiased, informative review of cesium chloride for advanced cancer.....http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Alkaline.html Hope you find it helpful.  On 7/22/2007 Sukku wrote:Has anyone tried and perceived benefits using Cesium Chloride for Advanced malignancy treatment. I understand that Cesium Chloride many times is used with Dimethyl Sulphate DMSO.Inputs will be of help to many.    Shemay Sat, 04 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMT Respectfully, unbiased weblinks do not sell products. It is disturbing to see a weblink to a page that not only sells an unapproved treatment, the directions for mixing this volatile compound are posted as well. Furthermore, the weblink reassures the customer that at anytime they can call "larry at essence for life" for help with mixing, etc. The credentials provided for Larry are "he takes calls like this 8 hours a day..."It is imperative to weigh every source of information, more importantly, it is imperative to use the information responsibly. Tumrs Sat, 04 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMT not sure about zeolite... but cesium is for real... and please do not depend on  medical research, Of course they will say its not effective - they can;t make $$ off of it.  They said the same thing for Vitamin C - IV and look at it now.. its like chemo w/o the side effects.   Smpal Mon, 20 Aug 2007 00:00:00 GMT Hello would someone please comment regarding Cesium Cloride for fighting cancer. I read the reports of Dr. Santori , I was impressed with the results. Will someone please comment if this method of treatment has been tried and compared to placebo..   Joseph123 Wed, 05 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT