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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Thank you, Dr. Monica,

For years I used to read The War on Cancer column in the Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients. To see this article about him and you sharing the letter by Dr. Linus Pauling, brings to mind several other medical freedom advocates, some gone now: Dr. Bernard Jensen, whom I learned Iridology from before you were born, Dr. Henry Bieler, who wrote Food if Your Best Medicine. Dr. Dana Ulman, a homeopath who is writing now on substack. . . Of course there are a great many others. In the early 1970s I would read Prevention Magazine and have to say, in addition to my medical freedom dedicated mentor, I was changed forever . . .

Here are some links:

Ralph Moss, PhD

https://www.townsendletter.com/June2011/warcancer0611.html

Dr. Henry Bieler

https://www.amazon.com/Food-Your-Best-Medicine-Pioneering/dp/0345351835?tag=presearch08f-20

https://www.beetsandbones.com/dr-bielers-soup/

The Linus Pauling Institute Micro-nutrient Center (at Oregon State U, where I studied pre-med)

https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic

Dana Ullman's substack page

https://danaullman.substack.com/

Bless you. May the real medical freedom advocates step forward, with the knowledge, power and devotion to healing that will save the human race.

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Fasting! Naturally :)

My longest water fast was 2 weeks. One of the best things I ever did for myself.

I did another semi month-long fast for a month last year and I’m preparing to do another one.

Cheers! Excited to have people like you arrive at my Substack.

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Sep 4, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

When I was in my thirties, I tried a protein sparing fast. The amino acid liquid was horrible tasting, like rotted flesh, lol, so I switched to two cans of tuna a day. I did this for forty days and after about four or five days I felt amazing. You also get a mental clarity where your brain just seems to function more smoothly. It was the only time in my life I ever completed the New York Times crossword puzzle, lol.

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Dry fasting might be even more effective for cancer as it might increase osmolarity of the blood and thus the immune system "power" and might help flush excess of water out of cancer cells.

https://leadtheway.substack.com/p/osmolytes-as-anti-aging-compounds

The part related to cancer is as the end of the post.

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Townsend Letter had a great write up on coffee enemas years ago.

I’m awaiting a fact-check by David Gorski and other “science based medicine” types at any moment 😂

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Coffee enemas used to be mentioned in the Merck Manual.

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

To me it makes intuitive sense that certain seeds are medicine for cancer, as seeds contain all the instructions for proper plant cell growth. Incredibly angering that anyone would supress that knowledge but sadly I am not suprised when there's so much money in the cancer treatment game. Money wrecks everything when it's so perverted.

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The wider issue is what is being done in the realm of genetic engineering using techniques such as crispr or gene drive technology. It is being pushed in education particularly. Very sad.

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Thanks for this! I recently posted about Colle's toxins and fenbendazole with references and mercola has interviewed an expert involved with successful trials of mistletoe for solid tumors.

HOLISTIC CANCER TREATMENT

https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/229-vera-bradova-cured-her-lymphoma

https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/223-fenbendazole-dog-dewormer-may#details

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Thanks for the link to Vera’s personal story. I’ve been aware of her for almost 10 years because that Gar Hildenbrand vid is at least 10 years old.

My husband was treated in a Hildenbrand-associated clinic and Gar is a personal friend. He was at my husband’s bedside in San Diego a few days before he died.

After Don MacAdam retired in 2015 or so, I took over. I built CHIPSA Hospital’s lab in late 2018-early 2019, so they

Could be self-sufficient with their own CT production.

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Sharon Brockman, Who I also featured in my first Coleys toxins article, was treated with the “Guatemala” form of the toxins.

There are strains of Serratia which don’t have the red prodigiosin pigment. Still... I understand Vera’s skepticism because their marketing emails leave much to be desired.

This was what CHIPSA hospital was using both before and after Don’s MBVax version, and also once again before I stepped in to help them build their own lab.

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Have you written your story anywhere for public consumption? I would be interested in reading it.

Also - did you see the recent report on a woman cured of cancer with a measles "vaccine" that was 100s of times stronger than given normally? Always grates on me when I see these researchers/drs so proud of themselves after their ilk denigrated and destroyed those who went before.

In my great aunt's day they used malaria treat syphilis.

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Malariotherapy! Right. Some interesting papers on this. :) Many types of 'fever' therapy.

I am aware of the live viral vaccine therapies for cancer, generally speaking. There's also newcastle disease virus being successfully used in Germany etc.

I am in the process of writing my personal saga with Coley's in stages. So far, there are only the two other articles I referenced in this post.

At some point, I'd like to take some sort of sabbatical, away from civilization and most internet access, to write a memoir about my experience as a caregiver, and what came afterward. That's how I learned about CT, even though I had a microbiology background.

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Godspeed, then, to that cabin in the woods or an island off Belize. :) It's always helpful to read how others struggled and overcame adversity....that is... if they will let us have access to reading material in the camps....

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🤣 I’m hoping to get it done before that happens. But if it is going to happen, then what’s the point, I suppose 😏

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Just make sure to paint your roof blue. 😁

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If you want to chat, please email me at yoho.robert@gmail.com with your phone number and I'll send you mine.

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Since 1994, I direct a fasting course program on Koh Samui called Dharma Healing. Fasting. Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Chiang Mai and also Bali, are Meccas for fasting and detox. I was the second fasting center in SEA. Fasting is my life--I believe it is the most natural gift humans have to heal, the body, the mind, emotions and society. It can be practiced along with several other amazing therapies. I have been fasting since I was in elementary school. Intermittent fasting, with a window of 18 or so hours everyday since then. . . . There is a lot to share on the topic. If you would like a pdf of my course book, I am happy to send it to you.

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I'd love that! My email is m.hughesAThuiabiologicsDOTnz

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Interestingly many years ago William Burroughs favored D over C. And a recent PubMed piece shows D is effective. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33540476/

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Vitamin C only really works in high doses, Preferably intravenously, and it doesn’t work as an antioxidant. It works as a pro oxidant.

I think both have their role. I’m a big vitamin D pusher too 😂

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Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Having 2 family members suffer and die from cancers, it was really eyeopening to discover many successful cures which have been suppressed by TPTB which I only learned about since researching on the plandemic. Thank you for providing this info.

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Sep 3, 2023·edited Sep 3, 2023Liked by Monica Hughes PhD

Cancer is a lifestyle disease and there are MANY effective treatments.

One of the bests is Gerson therapy - there are many more not mentioned here. Some are dead cheap and curative. Look up Max Gerson's story.

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I know about it! The clinic where my husband was treated employs the world expert on Gerson who just translated one of his books from German to English. (The guy is also quite an expert on CT.) I’m good friends with a woman who was cured by a combined Gerson/CT protocol. This video is an extended and inspiring interview of 8 people who used CT and Gerson in some combo. 4 are still alive.

https://vimeo.com/15289257

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"I am from the UN, let me lead you..."

"I worked with the CIA, let me lead you..."

"I built bioweapons, let me lead you..."

Monica, you and I have been here for decades, and we're not trying to lead anyone, except to lead themselves. Huh.

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Mathew are you OK? You haven't violated any community standards for a few days! :P

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I only log in to Pfacebook rarely now to violate community standards.

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HUH!!! :P

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Lots of phoneys around for sure.

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Thanks for reply. Turns out Burroughs was discussing the common cold. And in this context he thought D was better. Burroughs was of the belief that the entire system was based on vested interests, and explained that ‘the police have a vested interest in criminality. The narcotics department have a vested interest in addiction. Politicians have a vested interest in nations. Army officers have a vested interest in war…’

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Curious....Any thoughts on fenbendazole?

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Not offhand.

It’s not at all uncommon that various pharmaceuticals have anti neoplastic activity.

Examples:

Tagamet

Ivermectin

GM-CSF

All 3 have various beneficial effects on the innate immune system that remove immunosuppression. I believe that’s why they work.

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Low dose naltrexone is another one. There are so many. But they can all be used offlabel for cancer treatment.

The medical establishment didn’t pay much attention to this prior to Covid, because the practice was so uncommon.

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Hey Monica, good to see you back.

Speaking of Pauling, I've often wondered if the decline in heart disease in the 70s had any correlation to the publication in 1970 of his book Vitamin C and the Common Cold. I remember my parents going on a vitamin c kick and I'm sure many others did too.

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You can't be a real medical freedom advocate without also being a real political freedom advocate, and you can't be a real political freedom advocate without knowing the intrinsic connection of reason and liberty. Ultimately there are no big conspiracies, just widespread irrationality; in the final analysis it's a problem with the public, not a problem of institutions per se, which really only reflect the public sentiment in basic terms.

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Sep 3, 2023·edited Sep 3, 2023Author

"You can't be a real medical freedom advocate without also being a real political freedom advocate, and you can't be a real political freedom advocate without knowing the intrinsic connection of reason and liberty."

You and I don't fundamentally disagree on this point. We may disagree slightly on what liberty actually means in a political sense and how it's achieved.

"Ultimately there are no big conspiracies, just widespread irrationality"

The two are not mutually exclusive. This first part of your statement is difficult to prove just like it takes considerable detective work to solve most crimes, while the latter is not.

"in the final analysis it's a problem with the public, not a problem of institutions per se, which really only reflect the public sentiment in basic terms."

We agree that the public doesn't understand or respect liberty is a problem. But it's not the ONLY problem.

Ultimately, you and I are just lobbing assertions without making arguments for our case. However, conspiracies are quite common. Anytime two or more people get together to conceal something from another person or a group of people, that is an act of conspiring. Believing that rich and powerful people *don't* do this in their own interests, and/or that the system works well enough to prevent them from doing it, strikes me as naive. Especially since ordinary people conspire all the time. I certainly have. I have conspired to keep plans for birthday parties secret. Etc. And so on.

In favor of the conspiracy problem and Dunbar number problems that lead to psychopaths gaming social situations for their own ends, I recommend Mathew Crawford's Substack as he has tackled these topics in-depth in a way that I mostly agree with. Like me, he's been on the libertarian side of things most of his life. (In my case my loosely libertarian views go back two decades).

https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/

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I’m perfectly able to back up my assertions. You could spend more time asking questions and less time naysaying.

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There are big conspiracies.

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All of them backed by the public per their sanction of no real transparency in government and no investigation of pertinent evidence/contradiction. Which is why I said "ultimately."

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The case of Maddie de Garay is all you really need to know. Right there out in the open, and nobody cares.

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