cancer Cure??

Hi,

My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
except removing little puss'.
they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.

She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
end of treatment.

She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.

After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
Size of tumor reduced!!!!
She is undergoing treatment for the last 3 months. Now she has no
difficulty in breathing, no cough. She is perfectly okay, except for
the feeling that she is having cancer.

I would like to share this info with dear viewers.

Regards,
Sathish

Sathish wrote:

> My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> except removing little puss'.
> they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> end of treatment.
>
> She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> Size of tumor reduced!!!!
> She is undergoing treatment for the last 3 months. Now she has no
> difficulty in breathing, no cough. She is perfectly okay, except for
> the feeling that she is having cancer.

That's good.
For all we know there's steroid and/or antibiotic and/or
anti-inflammatories in what they're giving her.
These things are fairly inexpensive in the Western world.

Let us know in about 6 months how things are going.
Which type of lung cancer, by the way? (see the biopsy report)
J

On Feb 1, 10:55 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> Sathish wrote:
> > My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > except removing little puss'.
> > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> > She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> > there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> > asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> > end of treatment.
>
> > She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> > After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> > Size of tumor reduced!!!!
> > She is undergoing treatment for the last 3 months. Now she has no
> > difficulty in breathing, no cough. She is perfectly okay, except for
> > the feeling that she is having cancer.
>
> That's good.
> For all we know there's steroid and/or antibiotic and/or
> anti-inflammatories in what they're giving her.
> These things are fairly inexpensive in the Western world.
>
> Let us know in about 6 months how things are going.
> Which type of lung cancer, by the way? (see the biopsy report)
> J

It is non-small cell lung cancer.
Will steroid/antibiotic/anti-inflammatories have the capability to
reduce the size of the lung tumor? All symtoms of lung cancer have
been disappeared. Now she looks perfectly healthy and is doing all
house-hold works.

How can we rule out the efficiency of alternative medicnes for cancer
treatmnt?

S

Sathish wrote:

> On Feb 1, 10:55 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> > Sathish wrote:
> > > My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > > except removing little puss'.
> > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
> >
> > > She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> > > there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> > > asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> > > end of treatment.
> >
> > > She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> > > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> > > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
> >
> > > After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> > > Size of tumor reduced!!!!
> > > She is undergoing treatment for the last 3 months. Now she has no
> > > difficulty in breathing, no cough. She is perfectly okay, except for
> > > the feeling that she is having cancer.
> >
> > That's good.
> > For all we know there's steroid and/or antibiotic and/or
> > anti-inflammatories in what they're giving her.
> > These things are fairly inexpensive in the Western world.
> >
> > Let us know in about 6 months how things are going.
> > Which type of lung cancer, by the way? (see the biopsy report)
> > J
>
> It is non-small cell lung cancer.
> Will steroid/antibiotic/anti-inflammatories have the capability to
> reduce the size of the lung tumor?

Some. Also there can be slight variances on imaging tests.
It's also possible that he's using a plant.
Some chemos are derived from plants.
The difference is that they've gone through clinical trials to prove safety
and effectiveness.
Also some cancers, in some people,.are slower growing.
That's why "cure" is measured in terms of 5 year survival.
So you've got a long way to go before ringing any bells.
I would not recommend that others, whose cancers are curable, try it vs the
known proven standards.

> All symtoms of lung cancer have
> been disappeared. Now she looks perfectly healthy and is doing all
> house-hold works.
>
> How can we rule out the efficiency of alternative medicnes for cancer
> treatmnt?

I guess your mother might be proof if she's alive in 3 years and her cancer
has not progressed.
I wish you both well.
Maybe you could check in with us every 3 months or so? And let us know how
she is doing?
J

"Sathish" <csathish_k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> except removing little puss'.
> they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> end of treatment.
>
> She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> Size of tumor reduced!!!!

How long was this after the chemotherapy? Is it still possible that this
is a delayed effect of chemotherapy?

Also, much of the mass on chest x-rays can be due to lung collapse or
pneumonia beyond a cancer constricting the air passages. This is made
likely in your mother by the fact that she was having difficulty breathing
but now doesn't. Perhaps the chemo was helping but it took time for the
x-rays to show it as the lung took time to aerate after the cancer shrank.
What do her doctors think?

Sorry to be sceptical but cancer cure claims are a dime a dozen and
important enough to deserve the closest examination.

Peter Moran

> She is undergoing treatment for the last 3 months. Now she has no
> difficulty in breathing, no cough. She is perfectly okay, except for
> the feeling that she is having cancer.
>
> I would like to share this info with dear viewers.
>
> Regards,
> Sathish
>

On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1170327654.488476.174790@v33g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi,
>
> > My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > except removing little puss'.
> > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> > She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> > there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> > asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> > end of treatment.
>
> > She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> > After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> > Size of tumor reduced!!!!
>
> How long was this after the chemotherapy? Is it still possible that this
> is a delayed effect of chemotherapy?
>
> Also, much of the mass on chest x-rays can be due to lung collapse or
> pneumonia beyond a cancer constricting the air passages. This is made
> likely in your mother by the fact that she was having difficulty breathing
> but now doesn't. Perhaps the chemo was helping but it took time for the
> x-rays to show it as the lung took time to aerate after the cancer shrank.
> What do her doctors think?
>
> Sorry to be sceptical but cancer cure claims are a dime a dozen and
> important enough to deserve the closest examination.
>
> Peter Moran
>
>
Hi,

This is in continuation of my previous mail regarding cancer treatment
of my mother.
She has two tumors at two different locations of lung and the tumors
are inoperable. Chemo did not give any relief and stopped after the
4th.
Now she is undergoing ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji,
paliyil
madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India for the last 4.5 months.
He prescribed few
ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.

As I have stated in my previous mail, all the symtoms lung cancer have
been disappeared.
Recently she could run for a few minutes; remember that before
ayurvedic treatment she had breathing problems even during walking.

X-rays were taken every month and size of tumors was getting reduced.
Two days back, oncologists suggested to take CT-scan. The bigger tumor
of size 4x2.5 is reduced to 2.5x1.6, and the other smaller one is
very tiny at present as per the new CT-scan!!!!!!!!!

Can we think that the ayurvedic treatment was effective?

S

> > She went for ayurvedic treatment from
> > She is undergoing treatment for the last 3 months. Now she has no
> > difficulty in breathing, no cough. She is perfectly okay, except for
> > the feeling that she is having cancer.
>
> > I would like to share this info with dear viewers.
>
> > Regards,
> > Sathish- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Sathish wrote:

> On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> > > My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > > except removing little puss'.
> > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
> >
> > > She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> > > there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> > > asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> > > end of treatment.
> >
> > > She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> > > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> > > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
> >
> > > After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> > > Size of tumor reduced!!!!
> >
> > How long was this after the chemotherapy? Is it still possible that this
> > is a delayed effect of chemotherapy?
> >
> > Also, much of the mass on chest x-rays can be due to lung collapse or
> > pneumonia beyond a cancer constricting the air passages. This is made
> > likely in your mother by the fact that she was having difficulty breathing
> > but now doesn't. Perhaps the chemo was helping but it took time for the
> > x-rays to show it as the lung took time to aerate after the cancer shrank.
> > What do her doctors think?
> >
> > Sorry to be sceptical but cancer cure claims are a dime a dozen and
> > important enough to deserve the closest examination.
> >
> > Peter Moran
> >
> >
> Hi,
>
> This is in continuation of my previous mail regarding cancer treatment
> of my mother.
> She has two tumors at two different locations of lung and the tumors
> are inoperable. Chemo did not give any relief and stopped after the
> 4th.
> Now she is undergoing ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji,
> paliyil
> madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India for the last 4.5 months.
> He prescribed few
> ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> As I have stated in my previous mail, all the symtoms lung cancer have
> been disappeared.
> Recently she could run for a few minutes; remember that before
> ayurvedic treatment she had breathing problems even during walking.
>
> X-rays were taken every month and size of tumors was getting reduced.
> Two days back, oncologists suggested to take CT-scan. The bigger tumor
> of size 4x2.5 is reduced to 2.5x1.6, and the other smaller one is
> very tiny at present as per the new CT-scan!!!!!!!!!
>
> Can we think that the ayurvedic treatment was effective?
>
> S

Diagnosed approx Feb 1/07 NSCLC
Socks was 3? or more years. So there's variations on prognosis.
See you next month. Take care of you as well.
J

On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> Sathish wrote:
> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lungcancer. She had problems of
> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > > > except removing little puss'.
> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> > > > She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> > > > there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> > > > asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> > > > end of treatment.
>
> > > > She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> > > > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> > > > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > > > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> > > > After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> > > > Size of tumor reduced!!!!
>
> > > How long was this after the chemotherapy? Is it still possible that this
> > > is a delayed effect of chemotherapy?
>
> > > Also, much of the mass on chest x-rays can be due to lung collapse or
> > > pneumonia beyond acancerconstricting the air passages. This is made
> > > likely in your mother by the fact that she was having difficulty breathing
> > > but now doesn't. Perhaps the chemo was helping but it took time for the
> > > x-rays to show it as the lung took time to aerate after thecancershrank.
> > > What do her doctors think?
>
> > > Sorry to be sceptical butcancercureclaims are a dime a dozen and
> > > important enough to deserve the closest examination.
>
> > > Peter Moran
>
> > Hi,
>
> > This is in continuation of my previous mail regardingcancertreatment
> > of my mother.
> > She has two tumors at two different locations of lung and the tumors
> > are inoperable. Chemo did not give any relief and stopped after the
> > 4th.
> > Now she is undergoing ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji,
> > paliyil
> > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India for the last 4.5 months.
> > He prescribed few
> > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> > As I have stated in my previous mail, all the symtoms lungcancerhave
> > been disappeared.
> > Recently she could run for a few minutes; remember that before
> > ayurvedic treatment she had breathing problems even during walking.
>
> > X-rays were taken every month and size of tumors was getting reduced.
> > Two days back, oncologists suggested to take CT-scan. The bigger tumor
> > of size 4x2.5 is reduced to 2.5x1.6, and the other smaller one is
> > very tiny at present as per the new CT-scan!!!!!!!!!
>
> > Can we think that the ayurvedic treatment was effective?
>
> > S
>
> Diagnosed approx Feb 1/07 NSCLC
> Socks was 3? or more years. So there's variations on prognosis.
> See you next month. Take care of you as well.
> J- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Surgery was in June 2006. Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
is continued for the last four and a half months
S

Sathish wrote:

> On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> > Sathish wrote:
> <snip>
> > > As I have stated in my previous mail, all the symtoms lung cancer have
> > > been disappeared.
> > > Recently she could run for a few minutes; remember that before
> > > ayurvedic treatment she had breathing problems even during walking.
> >
> > > X-rays were taken every month and size of tumors was getting reduced.
> > > Two days back, oncologists suggested to take CT-scan. The bigger tumor
> > > of size 4x2.5 is reduced to 2.5x1.6, and the other smaller one is
> > > very tiny at present as per the new CT-scan!!!!!!!!!
> >
> > > Can we think that the ayurvedic treatment was effective?
> >
> > > S
> >
> > Diagnosed approx Feb 1/07 NSCLC
> > Socks was 3? or more years. So there's variations on prognosis.
> > See you next month. Take care of you as well.
> >
> >
> >
>
> Surgery was in June 2006.

Inoperable. Closed her up, right?

> Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
> treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
> is continued for the last four and a half months
> S

Thank you for clarification.
J

On 21 Mar 2007 02:43:13 -0700, "Sathish" <csathish_k@yahoo.com> wrote:

>On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
>> Sathish wrote:
>> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
>> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>
>> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lungcancer. She had problems of
>> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
>> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
>> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
>> > > > except removing little puss'.
>> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>>

>
>Surgery was in June 2006. Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
>treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
>is continued for the last four and a half months
>S

Now, write us when she is cured. Many of you scammers love to write of your
wonderful cures for cancer, when in your minds you seek a cure for an empty
wallet. I have seen many of these letters, but haven't seen one describing the
cure. Many of them are fake. How about you?



Grateful to be back.

Eddie MD OTF

On Mar 21, 3:09 am, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> Sathish wrote:
> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lung cancer. She had problems of
> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > > > except removing little puss'.
> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> > > > She underwent chemotherapy. After 4 doses, the oncologists said that
> > > > there was no positive effect of chemo, so decided to stop chemo. They
> > > > asked my mother to report to hospital if anything serious occurs. so
> > > > end of treatment.
>
> > > > She went for ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji, paliyil
> > > > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India. He prescribed few
> > > > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > > > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> > > > After taking treatment for 1 month, x-ray showed significant progress.
> > > > Size of tumor reduced!!!!
>
> > > How long was this after the chemotherapy? Is it still possible that this
> > > is a delayed effect of chemotherapy?
>
> > > Also, much of the mass on chest x-rays can be due to lung collapse or
> > > pneumonia beyond a cancer constricting the air passages. This is made
> > > likely in your mother by the fact that she was having difficulty breathing
> > > but now doesn't. Perhaps the chemo was helping but it took time for the
> > > x-rays to show it as the lung took time to aerate after the cancer shrank.
> > > What do her doctors think?
>
> > > Sorry to be sceptical but cancer cure claims are a dime a dozen and
> > > important enough to deserve the closest examination.
>
> > > Peter Moran
>
> > Hi,
>
> > This is in continuation of my previous mail regarding cancer treatment
> > of my mother.
> > She has two tumors at two different locations of lung and the tumors
> > are inoperable. Chemo did not give any relief and stopped after the
> > 4th.
> > Now she is undergoing ayurvedic treatment from Dr.nirmalanda swamiji,
> > paliyil
> > madam, kairampara, Ottappalam, kerala, India for the last 4.5 months.
> > He prescribed few
> > ayurvedic medicnes. Another medicine is to be prepared from plants
> > collected from our fields. There is strict food restriction also.
>
> > As I have stated in my previous mail, all the symtoms lung cancer have
> > been disappeared.
> > Recently she could run for a few minutes; remember that before
> > ayurvedic treatment she had breathing problems even during walking.
>
> > X-rays were taken every month and size of tumors was getting reduced.
> > Two days back, oncologists suggested to take CT-scan. The bigger tumor
> > of size 4x2.5 is reduced to 2.5x1.6, and the other smaller one is
> > very tiny at present as per the new CT-scan!!!!!!!!!
>
> > Can we think that the ayurvedic treatment was effective?
>
> > S
>
> Diagnosed approx Feb 1/07 NSCLC
> Socks was 3? or more years. So there's variations on prognosis.
> See you next month. Take care of you as well.
> J- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Socks dx 5/21/2001 died 9/7/2005, so 4.25 years.
Fig

On Mar 21, 8:18 am, Eddie Van Huffel <edvanhuf...@cox.net> wrote:
> On 21 Mar 2007 02:43:13 -0700, "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> >On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> >> Sathish wrote:
> >> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> >> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> >> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lungcancer. She had problems of
> >> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> >> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> >> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> >> > > > except removing little puss'.
> >> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> >Surgery was in June 2006. Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
> >treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
> >is continued for the last four and a half months
> >S
>
> Now, write us when she is cured. Many of you scammers love to write of your
> wonderful cures for cancer, when in your minds you seek a cure for an empty
> wallet. I have seen many of these letters, but haven't seen one describing the
> cure. Many of them are fake. How about you?
>
> Grateful to be back.
>
> Eddie MD OTF- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Maybe, but ayurvedic medicine is practiced by millions & has a
history longer than Western medicine. I use some of their
prepartations & they work for me, but I am not trying to cure cancer
with them. From what I know, they are more for maintaining health.

Fig

"Figgertoes" <figtoes@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1174502467.044487.233480@y66g2000hsf.googlegr oups.com...


> Maybe, but ayurvedic medicine is practiced by millions & has a
> history longer than Western medicine. I use some of their
> prepartations & they work for me, but I am not trying to cure cancer
> with them. From what I know, they are more for maintaining health.
>
> Fig
>
What are your prohibitions, Figgertoes?

Bill.

Figgertoes wrote:

> On Mar 21, 8:18 am, Eddie Van Huffel <edvanhuf...@cox.net> wrote:
> > On 21 Mar 2007 02:43:13 -0700, "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > >On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> > >> Sathish wrote:
> > >> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> > >> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> >
> > >> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lungcancer. She had problems of
> > >> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > >> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > >> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > >> > > > except removing little puss'.
> > >> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
> >
> > >Surgery was in June 2006. Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
> > >treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
> > >is continued for the last four and a half months
> > >S
> >
> > Now, write us when she is cured. Many of you scammers love to write of your
> > wonderful cures for cancer, when in your minds you seek a cure for an empty
> > wallet. I have seen many of these letters, but haven't seen one describing the
> > cure. Many of them are fake. How about you?
> >
> > Grateful to be back.
> >
> > Eddie MD OTF-
>
> Maybe, but ayurvedic medicine is practiced by millions & has a
> history longer than Western medicine. I use some of their
> prepartations & they work for me, but I am not trying to cure cancer
> with them. From what I know, they are more for maintaining health.
>
> Fig

Well, I'm back to agreeing with Eddie. Too many of them gathering on this newsgroup.
Unproven therapies; no Phase III or IV clinical trial results.

Speaking of which Ringo, whose father has/had (if he passed away) advanced pancreatic
cancer, promised Jan 31 that he'd give us the results of his father's scan. He's
posting on other newsgroups but has not updated us. He promised.

And SS (husband - colon cancer to liver) was "pushing" her variant of what was
"helping" her husband. She was in Western Canada...hasn't updated us either nor
answered my ping.

So maybe Sathish should update us when there's a remission of a few years or her
mother passes away, whichever happens first.

Curable people (reading here) might ditch conventional for these "altie" unproven
therapies.
J

On Mar 22, 6:48 am, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> Figgertoes wrote:
> > On Mar 21, 8:18 am, Eddie Van Huffel <edvanhuf...@cox.net> wrote:
> > > On 21 Mar 2007 02:43:13 -0700, "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > > >On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> > > >> Sathish wrote:
> > > >> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> > > >> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> > > >> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lungcancer. She had problems of
> > > >> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > > >> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > > >> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > > >> > > > except removing little puss'.
> > > >> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> > > >Surgery was in June 2006. Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
> > > >treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
> > > >is continued for the last four and a half months
> > > >S
>
> > > Now, write us when she is cured. Many of you scammers love to write of your
> > > wonderful cures forcancer, when in your minds you seek acurefor an empty
> > > wallet. I have seen many of these letters, but haven't seen one describing the
> > >cure. Many of them are fake. How about you?
>
> > > Grateful to be back.
>
> > > Eddie MD OTF-
>
> > Maybe, but ayurvedic medicine is practiced by millions & has a
> > history longer than Western medicine. I use some of their
> > prepartations & they work for me, but I am not trying tocurecancer
> > with them. From what I know, they are more for maintaining health.
>
> > Fig
>
> Well, I'm back to agreeing with Eddie. Too many of them gathering on this newsgroup.
> Unproven therapies; no Phase III or IV clinical trial results.
>
> Speaking of which Ringo, whose father has/had (if he passed away) advanced pancreaticcancer, promised Jan 31 that he'd give us the results of his father's scan. He's
> posting on other newsgroups but has not updated us. He promised.
>
> And SS (husband - coloncancerto liver) was "pushing" her variant of what was
> "helping" her husband. She was in Western Canada...hasn't updated us either nor
> answered my ping.
>
> So maybe Sathish should update us when there's a remission of a few years or her
> mother passes away, whichever happens first.
>
> Curable people (reading here) might ditch conventional for these "altie" unproven
> therapies.
> J- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Hi,

I am still sceptical about the alternate therapy used for my mother at
present.
Remember, in her case surgery was of no use, chemo did not give any
positive result.
Doctor advised her to stop chemo and take paliative care when
required.
So it was the end of conventional treatment. Then we resorted to
ayurvedic treatment. As somebody told in this discussion, it can be
the delayed effect of chemo.
Anyway, we are happy as at present she is devoid of all her symtoms of
lung cancer.

>>Curable people (reading here) might ditch conventional for these "altie" unproven
>>therapies

As the conventional therapy is giving fruitful results for many, I
never meant to
ditch conventional therapy.

I will surely report in this discussion after 2-3 months.

Sathish

On Mar 26, 9:26 pm, "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Mar 22, 6:48 am, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Figgertoes wrote:
> > > On Mar 21, 8:18 am, Eddie Van Huffel <edvanhuf...@cox.net> wrote:
> > > > On 21 Mar 2007 02:43:13 -0700, "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > > > >On Mar 21, 5:09 pm, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> > > > >> Sathish wrote:
> > > > >> > On Feb 4, 5:06 am, "Peter Moran" <pmo...@bordernet.com.au> wrote:
> > > > >> > > "Sathish" <csathis...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> > > > >> > > > My mother is diagnosed with lungcancer. She had problems of
> > > > >> > > > difficulty in breathing, occasional cough as symptoms and on
> > > > >> > > > subsequent x-ray and biopsy, the tumor was tested as cancerous. She
> > > > >> > > > underwent surgery, but of no use. doctors told 'nothing was done
> > > > >> > > > except removing little puss'.
> > > > >> > > > they predicted a max of further 18 months life period.
>
> > > > >Surgery was in June 2006. Chemo last dose - Sept 3rd week. Ayurvedic
> > > > >treatment started in the first week of Nov 2006. Ayurvedic treatment
> > > > >is continued for the last four and a half months
> > > > >S
>
> > > > Now, write us when she is cured. Many of you scammers love to write of your
> > > > wonderful cures forcancer, when in your minds you seek acurefor an empty
> > > > wallet. I have seen many of these letters, but haven't seen one describing the
> > > >cure. Many of them are fake. How about you?
>
> > > > Grateful to be back.
>
> > > > Eddie MD OTF-
>
> > > Maybe, but ayurvedic medicine is practiced by millions & has a
> > > history longer than Western medicine. I use some of their
> > > prepartations & they work for me, but I am not trying tocurecancer
> > > with them. From what I know, they are more for maintaining health.
>
> > > Fig
>
> > Well, I'm back to agreeing with Eddie. Too many of them gathering on this newsgroup.
> > Unproven therapies; no Phase III or IV clinical trial results.
>
> > Speaking of which Ringo, whose father has/had (if he passed away) advanced pancreaticcancer, promised Jan 31 that he'd give us the results of his father's scan. He's
> > posting on other newsgroups but has not updated us. He promised.
>
> > And SS (husband - coloncancerto liver) was "pushing" her variant of what was
> > "helping" her husband. She was in Western Canada...hasn't updated us either nor
> > answered my ping.
>
> > So maybe Sathish should update us when there's a remission of a few years or her
> > mother passes away, whichever happens first.
>
> > Curable people (reading here) might ditch conventional for these "altie" unproven
> > therapies.
> > J- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Hi,
>
> I am still sceptical about the alternate therapy used for my mother at
> present.
> Remember, in her case surgery was of no use, chemo did not give any
> positive result.
> Doctor advised her to stop chemo and take paliative care when
> required.
> So it was the end of conventional treatment. Then we resorted to
> ayurvedic treatment. As somebody told in this discussion, it can be
> the delayed effect of chemo.
> Anyway, we are happy as at present she is devoid of all her symtoms of
> lung cancer.
>
> >>Curable people (reading here) might ditch conventional for these "altie" unproven
> >>therapies
>
> As the conventional therapy is giving fruitful results for many, I
> never meant to
> ditch conventional therapy.
>
> I will surely report in this discussion after 2-3 months.


Wouldn't it be better to first
use so called "alternative"
treatment before cutting
and burning the heck out of our
poor bodies and leaving it open
to other ailments?

I would like to see conventional
doctors and "alternative" treatment
doctors get together and work
for the entire good of the person

That's what I think anyway. The
old fashioned way works best for me.
Eat right, stay away from toxins,
take suppliments, vitamins, including
garlic. Now when Im in trouble and
looks like I'm getting sick, not feeling
just so.. I take megadoses of vit c, and
have a well being feeling without taking
hard medicine.

I'm not in the medicine field in any manner,
but have been there




>
> Sathish- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

recnac_8@yahoo.com wrote:

> Wouldn't it be better to first
> use so called "alternative"
> treatment before cutting
> and burning the heck out of our
> poor bodies and leaving it open
> to other ailments?

They do; it's called complementary therapy.
And high dose Vitamin C is nuts.
Into the ignore; killfile your posts go, looney.
J

If you are reading messages here, using Netscape, Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Forte
Agent (and many others), there's a way, in each newsreader, to make a specific poster's posts
disappear (delete) or "mark as read".

With Outlook Express and possibly Outlook, select the post, click on 'message' between 'tools' and
'help' at the top of OE. then click on "block sender". Or CTRL-Q each time you see his posts.

Netscape/ select the person's post, click on 'From" - copy and paste the email address, then
"Escape", then try Edit (on the menu) and look for "Message Filters".
Create a list in Message Filters, then add this bozo in by pasting his email address (above) there.


Thunderbird.
click on the offending post, go to "message" then to "create rule from message"
Set on "match any of the following", then it has one rule already set.
Once you are viewing a message in the thread you want to killfile, select
the Message menu and look at the bottom options [Kill Thread] [Ignore Thread]
and [Watch Thread]-- note the K and I and W shortcuts. You have to be viewing (select) the
message for this to work.
(I assume CTRL-K killfiles) I assume, but not sure that selecting a
poster/post, then the shortcut kf's them.

If you are using newsreader Forte Agent, here's how to plonk.
Filters may be created by selecting the offending post in the window containing the list of posts.
Right (mouse)-click a post from the author you wish to ignore and then click on 'Filters', then 'Add
Kill Filter'. A useful shortcut is <Ctrl-K>. This will allow you to kill-file by the author's name or e-mail
address.

The person's posts may not disappear immediately, only when you exit the newsgroup
and come back in.
From thereon, each new post (by that poster) should be deleted by the newsreader.

Instructions for other newsreaders are here:
http://www.hyphenologist.co.uk/killf...filefaqhtm.htm

On Mar 28, 3:13 am, J <nexsw@nvalid,anon> wrote:
> recna...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > Wouldn't it be better to first
> > use so called "alternative"
> > treatment before cutting
> > and burning the heck out of our
> > poor bodies and leaving it open
> > to other ailments?
>
> They do; it's called complementary therapy.
> And high dose Vitamin C is nuts.


Says who and how much do you
get paid for spewing your untruths?
Who are you to tell me or try and
keep anyone from something that is
so simple, without the horrible side
effects and inexpensive is "nuts"?
Cancer is very dangerous and everything
EXPECIALLY that which has little or
no side effects should not be excluded.

This is only my 3rd post here on
alt.support.cancer; and wanted to
share what works for me...
With a clean diet, loud laughter
(the kind the comes from the gut),
no hard medication, the megadoses
of vit c, has kept me and keeps me
up to pare. I'm only getting better
as long as I keep to my regiment.
I found this site that is not selling
anything which explains the use of
vitamin c much better than I can explain
it. Vitamin C works and works for me.
http://vaccinetruth.org/vitamin_c.htm











> Into the ignore; killfile your posts go, looney.
> J
>
> If you are reading messages here, using Netscape, Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Forte
> Agent (and many others), there's a way, in each newsreader, to make a specific poster's posts
> disappear (delete) or "mark as read".
>
> With Outlook Express and possibly Outlook, select the post, click on 'message' between 'tools' and
> 'help' at the top of OE. then click on "block sender". Or CTRL-Q each time you see his posts.
>
> Netscape/ select the person's post, click on 'From" - copy and paste the email address, then
> "Escape", then try Edit (on the menu) and look for "Message Filters".
> Create a list in Message Filters, then add this bozo in by pasting his email address (above) there.
>
> Thunderbird.
> click on the offending post, go to "message" then to "create rule from message"
> Set on "match any of the following", then it has one rule already set.
> Once you are viewing a message in the thread you want to killfile, select
> the Message menu and look at the bottom options [Kill Thread] [Ignore Thread]
> and [Watch Thread]-- note the K and I and W shortcuts. You have to be viewing (select) the
> message for this to work.
> (I assume CTRL-K killfiles) I assume, but not sure that selecting a
> poster/post, then the shortcut kf's them.
>
> If you are using newsreader Forte Agent, here's how to plonk.
> Filters may be created by selecting the offending post in the window containing the list of posts.
> Right (mouse)-click a post from the author you wish to ignore and then click on 'Filters', then 'Add
> Kill Filter'. A useful shortcut is <Ctrl-K>. This will allow you to kill-file by the author's name or e-mail
> address.
>
> The person's posts may not disappear immediately, only when you exit the newsgroup
> and come back in.
> From thereon, each new post (by that poster) should be deleted by the newsreader.
>
> Instructions for other newsreaders are here:http://www.hyphenologist.co.uk/killf...filefaqhtm.htm

Vitamin C for Cancer

In late 2002, I paid to see a PhD doctor, a former molecular biology
researcher, who had chosen to change careers, (probably when the bad
thing happened to her son, & then she devoted her new med practice to
him, but I digress), ....

She was offering complimentary med treatments, but would not take
insurance, so I couldn't go to her.

Anyway, one of her treatments for cancer, was the Vitamin C infusions.
And she had the experience & background, to know what she was doing.

She also said, that her cancer patients should never eat sugar again.

She used the GSDL Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratories (but now
renamed, ?) & another lab for her blood & urine & other testing.

[All my notes & research were stolen & burned in 2004 by my brother
Robert, sister Nancy & Mom, & by the corrupt DA & Judges who aided,
abetted & enabled them, .... in one of their many attempts to harm to
death, partly due to my trust funds they had control of, were keeping &
robbing, had done IRS tax fraud on, etc., .... so I don't have & can't
remember the other lab's name any more. My Mom & siblings have money &
power here, & can't get arrested regardless. Be sure to avoid the
third-world, "protected predator", sewer-type states of Texas &
Louisiana.]

I couldn't afford to get that doc's treatments. I'd have had to pay many
thousands up-front, then file insurance myself to collect some of it
back, & wait. I didn't have that kind of money, or the time, safety &
health, to do all that.

However, I did learn some from talking with her.

She did use & believe in the Vitamin C infusions.

Although from what I've read, you can't get enough Vit C into the blood
from the taking oral supplements alone, to make enough difference.

???

I had much more information from her, but can't remember it, so can't
share it. The info was stolen & burned. The harm Robert did to me, he
also did to others. That info could have helped someone else.


Susan Wms, Su_Texas my opinions

On Mar 28, 8:44 am, su-te...@webtv.net wrote:
> Vitamin C for Cancer
>
> In late 2002, I paid to see a PhD doctor, a former molecular biology
> researcher, who had chosen to change careers, (probably when the bad
> thing happened to her son, & then she devoted her new med practice to
> him, but I digress), ....
>
> She was offering complimentary med treatments, but would not take
> insurance, so I couldn't go to her.
>
> Anyway, one of her treatments for cancer, was the Vitamin C infusions.


When I was in the knock down drag out
fight about 4 years ago, I took Megadoses
of Vitamin C in granual (sp) form, and
also the 1000mg of vit c regular
pill form. Took them all day long,
I would go through a bottle of granuals every
third day, which was up over 100,000mg.

My immune system is up to par today, but
when I feel that feeling where the cancer
was (The feeling that was there when
the cancer first started..as a feeling
then a little itch, then a small pimple,
then grew to the size of my fist),
I look at my diet again, and take megadoses
about 50,000mg for a few days to make sure
everything is gone.



> And she had the experience & background, to know what she was doing.
>
> She also said, that her cancer patients should never eat sugar again.


That's sound advise, sugar reduces the
effectiveness of your immune system and
we need our immune systems to combat
every little or large bacteria and virus
it comes in contact with. A strong
immune system can knock out the usual
cancer, virus etc, but a weak one is
open to any small cancer cell and cannot
kill it off.

I still have a little sugar (a little more
than i should) in my diet,
and I know that If I would let those little
candies go i would not have to supplement
my diet with the high megadoses of Vitamin
C to bring up my immune system to level out
what damage the processed sugar did.

At the time I was a stage four though,
sugar was out of my diet completely for
about two years. I broke down about 4-5
years ago and do eat processed sugar
and with consequences. Posting and reading
the posts here have jogged my memory about
cancer so I am swearing off processed sugar
again.


>
> She used the GSDL Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratories (but now
> renamed, ?) & another lab for her blood & urine & other testing.
>
> [All my notes & research were stolen & burned in 2004 by my
>
> I couldn't afford to get that doc's treatments. I'd have had to pay many
> thousands up-front, then file insurance myself to collect some of it
> back, & wait. I didn't have that kind of money, or the time, safety &
> health, to do all that.
>
> However, I did learn some from talking with her.
>
> She did use & believe in the Vitamin C infusions.
>
> Although from what I've read, you can't get enough Vit C into the blood
> from the taking oral supplements alone, to make enough difference.
>
> ???
>
> I had much more information from her, but can't remember it, so can't
> share it. The info was stolen & burned. The harm Robert did to me, he
> also did to others. That info could have helped someone else.
>
> Susan Wms, Su_Texas my opinions


My insurance will not pay for it so
I buy it myself.
I cannot afford to take megadoses of
Vitamin C via i.v., but I do take it
in the granual(sp) form. I tried to get
the hospital and doctors to use it
but insurance would not pay for it so
I take it orally. One bottle lasts me
a month now.

Medical Testing

quote:

The PhD doctor "used the GSDL Great Smokies Diagnostic Laboratories (but
now renamed, ?) & another lab for her blood & urine & other testing."

========================================

Why The Med Industry Fails Us

Good testing & diagnosis are very important, yet rare.

Many docs will fight "tooth & nail" against it, refuse outright & keep
refusing to do good medical testing. They say they're told what to do by
the govt, corporations, special interest groups, .... & most won't veer
from that, won't do anything else or anything they call "extra",
regardless. They'll act "brain dead" ignorant & arrogant, & stay that
way, concerning anything they see as "out of the norm" in med testing,
concerning anything that seems rational & logical. ?!

But the docs will keep sending you for the worst testing, the wrong
testing, & charge big bucks for it, as often as possible. ?!

----------------

Good Testing

It's very difficult to learn about good med testing, & then to get to
it, esp. with most docs working against you.

Once you find a good med test, you then call the company that makes that
machine or offers that test, & ask for the names of doctors or hospitals
in your area, that have that machine or uses their testing. Then you
might have to drive to large city or another state, to get the test.

It's important to question hospitals about the med machines (CAT, MRI,
PET, EP) they have & use, the age of the machine, .... what software was
bought with it & wasn't, what it's capable of & not. Get the brand name,
model number, year made, .... then look it up on the internet. Some
machines sound great, but the hospital won't have bought many software
pkgs for it, so they can't do most tests with it.

-------------------

The Medical Industry & Docs

For the docs & medical industry, fraud & cons are the biggest & best
money makers, .... & so far, they have no $$$ incentive to change. If we
could get lawyers, & if the docs could be sued for this, things could
get better, but the legal system is broken, so most folks can't.

The docs also say they're concerned with the govt, corporations, special
interest groups, .... afraid of them, .... that if they (docs) veer from
what they're told to do & not to do, even a little, they can lose their
license & practice, be put out of business.

Some docs told me, after I was severely injured from head to toe in Jan.
1998, .... that good medical testing & care was too expensive, so they
refused to do. That the govt & corporations would put them (docs) out of
business, if they helped me, if they cost them any serious money. That I
was severely injured in too many places, so they refused me all medical
care, even for the broken arm, ongoing concussion, burns from hitting &
sliding on pavement. ?!

This doesn't make sense. The bad medical care costs far more over time,
probably many dozens of times more, .... than the good medical care
would have, up-front.

-----------------------

GSDL Labs

So far, I've not got to use the GSDL labs, because I've not found a doc
who orders good bloodwork.

Shortly after I learned about GSDL Labs, a woman in Europe posted at the
newsgroups, wanting to find good med testing desperately. I told her
about GSDL. She got the testing there, learned what her med problem was,
& got the right treatments for it. Yes! She was pleased with GSDL.

------------------------

Susan Wms, Su_Texas my opinions

On Mar 28, 10:33 am, su-te...@webtv.net wrote:
> Susan Wms, Su_Texas my opinions


I think you're trying to sell a product
with your cut and pasting here. People who
have had cancer or who have cancer need
to hear from real people who have dealt
with the monster cancer. There are too
many quacks out there in the "alternative"
field also, and can be difficult to sort
them out. Everyone wants to sell their
pills and the worse culprits are the
"conventional treatment" ones.

From: recnac_8@yahoo.com

On Mar 28, 10:33 am, su-te...@webtv.net wrote:
Susan Wms, Su_Texas * my opinions

========================================

recnac_8 wrote:

I think you're trying to sell a product
with your cut and pasting here. People who have had cancer or who have
cancer need to hear from real people who have dealt with the monster
cancer. There are too many quacks out there in the "alternative" field
also, and can be difficult to sort them out. Everyone wants to sell
their pills and the worse culprits are the
"conventional treatment" ones.

-------------------------

Su_Texas writes:

I was responding more to the subject, Vitamin C, than to you. Then moved
on to clarify what I'd written about med tests. It's obvious that I'm
not selling Vit C, nor am I associated with GSDL.

J was right to suggest people block you, to completely ignore you, your
posts, the subjects you bring up.

You appear to be an irrational & unstable person, who's more into
personal attacks, acting ugly & getting off on it, than working to gain
& pass on good info to others, than being sincere & empathetic.

Susan Wms, Su_Texas my opinions

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