German Cancer Therapies
In this video, Morton Walker spends about 29 minutes speaking on "German Cancer Therapies" at the 31st Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Morton Walker
MORTON WALKER, D.P.M. has long been recognized as the world’s most outstanding Medical Journalist specializing in Wholistic Medicine. His usual writing topics include orthomolecular nutrition, improved lifestyle, prolongevity and safe, nontoxic alternatives for healing. He is the author of 80 published books and over 4,000 consumer magazine and clinical journal articles.
Some of his book titles include Jumping For Health; Smart Nutrients; The Chelation Way; The Complete Foot Book; The Healing Powers Of Garlic; The Yeast Syndrome; Chelation Therapy; The Chelation Answer; The Healing Powers Of Chelation Therapy; Orthomolecular Nutrition;, How Not To Have A Heart Attack; DMSO: Nature’s Healer; Sexual Nutrition; The Complete Book Of Birth; How To Get Into Medical School; Think And Grow Thin; Help Your Mate Lose Weight; Throw Away Your Eyeglasses; Total Health; The Power Of Color; Toxic Metal Syndrome; How To Stop Baldness And Regrow Hair!; Everything You Should Know About Chelation Therapy; Olive Leaf Extract; The Downhill Syndrome; Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy; Prescription For Long Life; Pain, Pain Go Away; Heartburn And What To Do About It; Bald No More; Elements Of Danger and The Gerson Therapy. His most current book is German Cancer Therapies.
A former doctor of Podiatric Medicine in practice for 17 years, Dr. Walker has been a full-time freelance Medical Journalist since 1969. He has been presented with 23 Journalism Awards including twice winning the prestigious Jesse H. Neal Editorial Achievement Award from the American Business Press, 10 of the highest research, writing and scientific exhibit awards bestowed by the American Podiatry Association, the Humanitarian Award from the American College for Advancement in Medicine, the Orthomolecular Award from the Institute of Preventive Medicine and the 1992 Humanitarian Award from the Cancer Control Society.
Dr. Walker may be contacted by his website www.drmortonwalker.com and email [email protected].
Transcription
Ladies and gentlemen, hello and I thank you very much for being here to listen to me.
This is a convention that I attended on a regular basis. In fact, this is my thirty first year of speaking at this meeting.
Today, I'm going to be speaking on German cancer therapies. I just get my stuff out. The fact is that I had the most wonderful experience here at this meeting.
I was signing books out at the cancer book house area there.
And I was I was signing actually this book. German Cancer Therapies, which is my seventy-eight book published.
And I wrote a book with Chollet person just about a year and a half ago called The Gersen Therapy. She's my coauthor. Marvelous one.
I bet she has. She has saved more lives than any other person on Earth.
I think very highly of Charlotte Berson and the Verson escapade. When you speak louder.
Oh, I'm sorry. Are these working? I like your work.
You should try this one. No one spoke his word.
Should I speak right into this? Should I speak into the contract? Well, my name is John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt is that I was saying not to use this.
This should work. These up here should work on his is when working. OK, I'm so happy.
So I was signing books yesterday and two very attractive Japanese people came up to visit with me and they presented me their cards and they said, Koji Obbie and Kioko Oge. Are they in the audience? No, they're translators.
They translate US texts into Japanese. And they said, we translated the Gersen therapy book that you wrote. And they handed it to me. And here it is in Japanese.
Oh, it was wonderful. Is. I enjoy the experience it here.
It's very difficult to read because I. I don't read vertically.
Yes. It's all Japanese.
Well, today I'm dying to share with you my experience with doing research on German cancer therapies.
The.
The fact is, and I will speak into my time line, this book, German Cancer Therapies, was two years in recent years and one year in writing, preparation and production.
I did my research from April seven, 1999, to July 9th, 2001, when I was spent a great deal of time in Germany investigating German cancer therapies among German speaking oncologists.
I spent weeks and months going from one clinic to the next, and I do cite those certain clinics in my book.
I spent time, for instance, in the clinic Vyn a Half, which is located in by v.C in Bavaria with Helmut Keller, M.D. and oncologist. I spent time with the speaker