Save the Wild Bill: the Pegasus Collection of Alternative Cancer Treatments

[sky otter]

you may or may not know that pgh is one of the best research places..my guess is because we are on a mercury line..but astro carto graphy is a whole different subject



John Kanzius
InventorJohn S. Kanzius was an American inventor, radio and TV engineer, one-time station owner and ham radio operator from Erie, Pennsylvania. Wikipedia
Born: March 1, 1944, Washington, PA
Died: February 18, 2009, Fort Myers, FL






http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2012/05/07/cancer-researchers-continue-work-on-john-kanzius-machine/




Cancer Researchers Continue Work On John Kanzius' Machine



May 7, 2012 5:48 PM
HOUSTON, Texas (KDKA) — One of the nation's top cancer doctors is working with a machine that could end up being a major breakthrough in treating the killer disease.

It was four years ago when John Kanzius showed KDKA's David Highfield his idea to use radio waves to kill cancer.

He had been diagnosed with leukemia.

"And I said to my wife, 'There has to be a better way to treat cancer,'" Kanzius said.

That better way came from what he knew best – the world of radio. Radio waves are traveling between two boxes.

"Now if I crank it up higher – you can see how bright the bulb gets," Kanzius said. "The interesting thing is – you put your hand in here and you don't feel anything."

But the waves will heat up microscopic pieces of metal injected into the body – they're called nanoparticles – and Kanzius at the time gave KDKA's David Highfield an idea to describe them.

"To give you some perspective, imagine this dime is a nanoparticle. That means the cancer cell is the size of Heinz Field, so you can see how small these nanoparticles really are."

He wondered if those nanoparticles could be directed just to cancer cells and then heated up to kill the cancer without the side effects of chemotherapy.

"I don't know whether I'll be around for it to make a difference – but it was never about me anyways – it was really about others," Kanzius said.

Kanzius died three months later.

"I promised him in one of the very dark days of his illness that I would do everything in my power to see it through," Marianne Kanzius, Kanzius' widow, said.

And that's become her mission. She tells KDKA's David Highfield they're now preparing to go to the FDA for permission to test the machine on people.

"He would be very pleased," she said. "The only thing he wouldn't like is he'd like to see it done faster."

At MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, there are 15 people devoted to making John Kanzius' dream a reality.

The research team is led by Dr. Steven Curley who also made Kanzius a promise.

"He said, 'I just want to know that this is going to go on.'

"And I said, 'John, you have my assurance that I'm going to get this human trials,'" Dr. Curley said.

Researchers attach antibodies to the nanoparticles so they actually hunt down cancer cells and then the radio waves heat up the particles and zap the cancer.

"We've shown in animal models of both pancreas and liver cancer that we can effectively treat those tumors," Dr. Curley said.

The next step involves machines they just got.

"This is a huge step," Dr. Curley said. "This is something John and I talked about for well over a year before his unfortunate untimely death."

The new equipment is much improved and allows them to test larger animals, such as a pig, which will help them understand how this could work on people.

"This table can hold 800 pounds, so we can obviously treat a human on there," Dr. Curley said.

While both Dr. Curley and Marianne Kanzius are careful to stress that more testing needs to be done, both remain just as optimistic as John Kanzius was.

"We know this has an immense amount of promise," Dr. Curley said.

"I'd like to believe that this could be the answer to a lot of people's prayers," Marianne Kanzius said.





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http://www.kanziuscancerresearch.org/



The Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. It is made up of a group of dedicated individuals supporting ongoing research for the Kanzius Noninvasive Radiowave Cancer Treatment project; a treatment without any side effects. Our mission is to create national and global awareness of the potentials of this treatment and to raise funds to help accelerate the speed at which research progresses through human trials. We believe that by acting together in support of continuing research and development, we can make a difference in the lives of people who suffer from this disease.

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Definitely food for thought there, Sky

I'll post a reply in the IG private area
But basically this is one pretty good approach, there are others though...

[Amaterasu]

A very interesting piece discussing the rampant money-driven Big Pharma problem and how We got here with Them in tow.  Worth the hour and a half, I say.

[Sinny]

Cool and important subject.

Do we have a compilation of cures on this site?

If not, we should make one - I see claims left right and centre these days, we should record the good ones.

The human race has spent far too long on this daddy of diseases..

[micjer]

[ArMaP]

If not, we should make one - I see claims left right and centre these days, we should record the good ones.

How can we really know which are the good ones?

[robomont]

If we did then i think it should have topics that split off of it for each cure idea.or maybe just a section for a collection of ideas.
The one thing i never hear is im a pothead and i have cancer.seems to be rare.
I think alot of cancers actually cure themselves .or at least are halted into submission.if personal circumstances are changed.

[The Seeker]

Cancer is able to exist in the hu-mon body by secreting anaglaze(forget how it's spelled) which suppresess the immune system; keep your immune system functioning normally and cancer doesn't have a chance... there are many studies available that show simple, effective cures for any type of cancer; but doctors and oncologists are forbidden by law to use them...

cancer research is 75 billion a year; need I say more?


seeker

[micjer]

That was a very good documentary.  Frustrating to see how big Pharma controls the medical system.  Not that I didn't know that, but some of the cures that were suppressed over the years is very frustrating.  Thinking of our loved ones that may have died way before their time.

Greed rules

[ArMaP]

Cancer is able to exist in the hu-mon body by secreting anaglaze(forget how it's spelled) which suppresess the immune system;

What about other animals? Does cancer "work" in the same way?

I remember reading that sharks, for example, have cancer but the cancer doesn't spread like in all other animals.

[micjer]

In the vid, the one vet came up with a cancer cure by watching his horse eat strange plants, which cured its cancer.

Also in the vid it talks about shark cartilage that suppresses cancer.  Big Pharma may be interested in this because there is a chance they can patent it.

[ArMaP]

In the vid, the one vet came up with a cancer cure by watching his horse eat strange plants, which cured its cancer.

Also in the vid it talks about shark cartilage that suppresses cancer.  Big Pharma may be interested in this because there is a chance they can patent it.

In Portugal we use many "dietary supplements" (they are not considered medicine), and I have seen for many years shark cartilage pills on sale, but I have never heard of any case of cancer cured by it or any alternative method. I do know a case of a person that had cancer that was limited to the area where it appeared, like what happens with sharks.

PS: I haven't watched the video, it's too long, thanks for pointing that the video includes those things.

[Amaterasu]

Yes We have a thread for cancer cures.  We started it when 1WorldWatcher (Bill) was diagnosed with cancer:

http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=5337.0

[Sinny]

How can we really know which are the good ones?

Well, with basic acedemic skills.

If it makes a claim, does it have proof?

[Sinny]

If we did then i think it should have topics that split off of it for each cure idea.or maybe just a section for a collection of ideas.
The one thing i never hear is im a pothead and i have cancer.seems to be rare.
I think alot of cancers actually cure themselves .or at least are halted into submission.if personal circumstances are changed.

You raise a good point, about pot, and you pose a cool hypothesis..