How to Starve Cancer ...without starving yourself: The Discovery of a Metabolic Cocktail That Could Transform the Lives of Millions by Mclelland Jane

Author:Mclelland, Jane [Mclelland, Jane]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Conscious Dreams Publishing
Published: 2018-06-25T16:00:00+00:00

stop platelet aggregation

stop metastases forming

work in synergy with aspirin and magnesium

allow the immune system to remain intact and not be deactivated

allow natural killer cells access to circulating cancer cells

‘starve cancer’ of nucleosides for new cell DNA (e.g. adenosine and thymidine) and hold proteins in the circulation

It was this or further chemotherapy. No question I was going to take it, assuming I could get it prescribed. It was a no-brainer. But with all these anti-cancer effects why was nobody using it? Surely it wasn’t just because it was out of patent and cheap, so ignored, forgotten and discarded? I knew enough about the workings of Big Pharma to know this was more than likely the reason.

Wayne Martin wrote in another letter that the Boehringer Ingelheim sales reps used to speak of dipyridamole’s anti-cancer effects, but when their first patent ran out they didn’t mention it again. Eli Lily re-patented it for proliferative disorders like rheumatoid arthritis, then Boehringer Ingelheim got the patent back again in 1998. All deeply suspicious behaviour. Medical patents were not meant to be renewed like this. Once a patent expired it was open for other companies to produce cheaper generic versions. Why did they feel they had to protect this cheap drug at all costs?

Who was Wayne Martin? A knowledgeable oncologist or complementary doctor? I discovered he was neither. And that he was 91 years old when he wrote this letter! He died four years later in 2006, sadly before I could shake his hand and thank him for saving my life. He was the most remarkable person, with an open, enquiring and scientific mind, and a prolific contributor to the Townsend Letter.

Martin’s first interest in medicine was kindled in 1926, at the age of 15. His mother, aged forty at the time, was close to death, suffering from pernicious anaemia for which there was no cure. A young Baptist Minister had been attending to her daily, ready to give her the last rites, and one day he arrived announcing that everything was going to be ‘alright’. An article had appeared in his Baptist magazine citing research from Harvard where forty-six late-stage patients with anaemia had been cured by eating a pound of liver every day. The young Wayne Martin fed his mother liver three times a day and sure enough, after three weeks, she was cured. But his doctor had scoffed at the reasoning. ‘Ridiculous, doctors do not learn medicine from the Baptist magazine.’

Ten thousand patients a year continued to die of pernicious anaemia until in 1938, twelve years later, the drugs firms launched a painful liver injection. It worked for some, but not all. It took until 1948 and the discovery of B12 to finally hail the cure for pernicious anaemia. Eating a pound of B12-rich liver would indeed have worked.

Martin came to realise early on that doctors in the US only paid attention if there was something they could sell, and only changed their practice when instructed to do so by the pharmaceutical industry. Doctors are encouraged to ignore studies, despite obvious truths staring them in the face.

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