Cancer Metabolites Syndrome and Treatment for it.

Abstract

Concomitant with disappearance of reactions to Oncogene C-fos Ab2 and Integrin α5β1 detected by BDORT during treatment of patients with carcinoma, the general state of patients improves markedly. Approximately six months thereafter, however, many of such patients suddenly complain of poor appetite, malaise, myalgia, stenos is in the digestive canal, ascites, hydrothorax, gynecological hemorrhage and hypo gastric discomfort. In patients with carcinoma, tumor formation and its enlargement, erosion, ulcer, adhesion, perforation and destruction progress continuously. To provide the best chance of cure in patients with carcinoma, therefore, it is necessary to suppress the potency of cancer and to correct the pathological changes listed above. In patients having carcinoma, all area reflecting the carcinoma can be delineated over the skin by BDORT. After such a, cancer-reflecting area disappeared as a result of treatment, an abnormal area of a certain size is still detected in the same region if the region is explored with a non-conductive probe by means of BDORT. Results of palpation and CT examination indicate that this abnormal area reflects remnants of carcinoma. If patients take a papaya enzyme, a proteinase, orally on a fasting stomach to decompose and excrete the remnants, the size of the remnants, as reflected on the surface of the skin, found to get reduced. In fact there were cases in which the abnormal area disappeared after excretion of necrotized tissues. We have noticed often that a tuberculosis reaction is positive in the abnormal reflecting the remnants of carcinoma or areas around the abnormal area. This finding suggests that remnants of macrophages, clasmatocytes, are infected by tubercle bacilli after death of cancer cells, and thereby cause a series of symptoms described above. Even if tuberculosis infection is demonstrated by BDORT, however, the administration of anticancer drugs is not approved in the modem medical system, unless tuberculosis infection is proved physically on laboratory examinations. It is very deplorable that a series of symptoms described above is understood, in the modem medical system, to represent the recurrence of carcinoma or to be one of symptoms caused by carcinoma, and accordingly futile treatments, such as administration of anticancer drugs and radiation therapy, are being given to patients. It is urgently required to discredit the dogma “carcinoma and tuberculosis do not coexist together” and to spread widely accurate information concerning diagnosis and therapy of sequelae following carcinoma by means of BDOT.