Message: 13
Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 14:59:44 -0500 (CDT)
From: jrtex@...
Subject: Re: Hoxsey

Cliff I like your thinking. Whether you agree
with someone or not at least you THINK about
it, considering all the angles and just don't
give in to faith alone, as miraculous as it may
sometimes be. I too have my cottage cheese
and Barlean's daily, as well as 7 apricot seeds,
and the experimental stuff mentioned.
Out of 150 Hoxsey files I randomly looked
at (there were thousands), 37 resulted in death
within 90 days of treatment. They were already
pretty well gone. It's unknown how well they
followed the regimen once they left the clinic.
In most cases there was no one to contact or
they didn't want to talk about it. All the others
benefited for a year or more. There are many
more statistics but not readily available to me
right now. Best, JR


Message: 14
Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 15:16:56 -0500 (CDT)
From: jrtex@...
Subject: Re: The Hoxsey Treatment
If you doubt what I told you is factual just
ask Mildred's sister who now runs the clinic
and whom I met when I was there in 92,
(she was visiting at the time) about me, Jerry
Rollins from Dallas (at the time). And you still
won't comment on side effects from estrogen
you might be having or any of the other things
I covered. Perhaps because you can't do so
intelligently. The hormone covers symptoms
and that's why SPES can also be dangerous to take.
Although Spes is a natural hormone it's been
proven that the cancer can progress even
though the PSA is low and you won't know about it until it may be too
late. You are certainly not doing anything wrong in taking and
believing in the Hoxsey. But would it hurt to
question those doctors and try some other non-conflicting remedies
also? Of course this
might require more effort on your part than
you're capable of. Just remember that after
2 years or so of covering symptoms with the
hormone you could have one hell of a cancer
and you wouldn't know it by the PSA. I stopped taking it for one month
to prove the
point and my PSA shot up. By the way thanks
for refering to me as "dr" but that requires a
capital "D". And if you don' t believe anyone
else about Hoxsey how come you believe the
doctors there. I'll wager they never told you
about the estrogen at all. But you won't
comment will you?