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The primary reason for this is that most of them currently in use are highly poisonous, not just to cancer but to the rest of the body as well. Generally they are more deadly to healthy tissue than they are to the malignant cell. All substances can be toxic if taken in sufficient quantity. This is true of aspirin, sugar, Laetrile, or even water. But, unlike those, the anti-cancer drugs are poisonous, not as a result of an overdose or as a side-effect, but as a primary effect.

There are very few "approved" anti-cancer drugs that can show a report card as good as that. None of these encouraging numbers made any difference. The official report of the NCI stated: "These results allow no definite conclusions supporting the anti-cancer activity of Laetrile." The wording was brilliantly deceptive. No one was expecting "definite conclusions" from a single study. But an honest and full report of the results would have been quite nice, thank you. Nevertheless, the carefully structured statement conveyed the impression that Laetrile once again had failed a scientific test.

Sullivan, Department of Cancer Research at the Lahey Clinic Foundation: There has been an enormous undertaking of cancer research to develop anti-cancer drugs for use in the management of neoplastic diseases in man. However, progress has been slow, and no chemical agents capable of inducing a general curative effect on disseminated forms of cancer have yet been developed.1 If it is true that Orthodox chemotherapy is (1) toxic, (2) immunosuppressant, (3) carcinogenic, and (4) futile, then why would doctors continue to use it? The answer is that they don't know what else to do.

The Politics of Cancer Revisited Samuel S. Epstein, M.D. See book keywords and concepts

FDA requirements for reporting adverse drug reactions in humans receiving experimental anti-cancer drugs in NCI programs, and has demanded legislation to abolish FDA authority in this area. Over the past decade, the society has refused to endorse critical public health legislation and moves such as the Clean Water and Air Acts, and regulation of Red Dye #2, Aldrin, Tris, and the proposed FDA ban on DES in cattle feed.

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Some medications such as aspirin, antibiotics and anti-cancer drugs can also cause tinnitus. A hearing aid might help, because the better you hear, the less noticeable the ringing may be, Dr. House says. If you suspect that you have tinnitus, see your doctor or write to the American Tinnitus Association, P.O. Box 5, Portland OR 97207. "If you don't plan, you may lose the opportunity altogether," she says. Laugh it off.

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And, in fact, about 25 percent of all cancer patients are now receiving some form of anti-cancer drugs (ibid.). Unfortunately, the types of cancer that respond to chemotherapy are generally among the least common forms of the disease. The most common forms of cancer—the big killers such as breast, colon, and lung malignancies—generally do not respond to primary treatment with drugs. Furthermore, according to Maugh and Marx, chemotherapy is not very effective against tumors that have grown large or spread. Its greatest successes are against small tumors that have only recently developed.

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