Degenerative Diseases

Thank you.

Thank you very much. Thank you ladies and gentlemen..

Yes, it has been my pleasure for, I guess, 30 plus years to be able to address this group. And it will be no news to you when I restate that cancer is eminently curable and absolutely preventable.

We have some real, real problems however, in this country, in America, blessed for many many reasons, but we have problems. Other than freedoms, there is no medical freedom, as you have again heard. Fortunately, fortunately, no such thing exists in many other places, particularly, and we are especially interested today in Japan.

Gerson Therapy In Japan

We are tremendously honored and pleased to have Professor of Medicine, who has just been elevated to a full professorship, who is also one of the top oncological surgeons in Japan by the name of Professor Watayo. Would you come up, please? And you too.

Professor Watayo came here with a wonderful, wonderful idea. Not only that, he does surgery removing tumors, but he has adopted after tumor surgery in Japan, he puts patients on the Gerson therapy. And he has been impressed with their rapid easy recovery. Not only that, even much more important, the patients do not have recurrences. He has kept very careful records of many, many such patients for the past 2 and a half, almost 3 years and he can say with great pleasure, and I'm happy to say that he has approximately 70 percent recoveries, 70 percent.

Not only that, but they are thoroughly, thoroughly documented. He is very, very carefully documenting everything and everybody.

Not only that, but he has done us a particularly big favor today. He brought along one of his patients. Would you please also come up?

The by lady the name of Mrs. Tamoko, I would have loved for them to also address the group, they have a little bit of a problem with the English language. They speak English a great deal better than I speak Japanese, which I don't, but I can't have them address a group unfortunately.

Professor Watayo brought this lady along, because she is such an extraordinarily excellent case by the Gerson therapy. About 1 year ago, she had surgery for colon cancer in July of 2005, according to a Professor Watayo. And following that, on her records, they saw tremendous involvement of the Liver. She had some well, counting them doesn't mean anything. She had very large tumors metastasized from the colon to her liver, not operable. Very severe and of course, life threatening.

Some small low level chemotherapy was used. However, following that for the next 6 months, she was doing Gerson therapy. And Professor Watayo