Non-Toxic
In this video, Aldrick Chu Fong spends about 30 minutes speaking on "Non-Toxic" at the 28th Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Aldrick Chu Fong
ALDRICK CHU FONG MD., R.Ph., born in Trinidad, received his Medical Degree from St.George's University in the West Indies and his Pharmacy Degree from St. John's University in New York. He did his Residency in Internal Medicine and became Chief Resident at The Methodist Hospital, Brooklyn, New York. While there, he completed Fellowships in Hematology and Oncology.
Dr. Chu Fong believes in and practices an integrated approach to degenerative diseases, utilizing the best of both "worlds" in controlling any disease. After many learning experiences from "Alternative" practitioners, he came upon the work of Dr. Revici.
Dr. Revici pioneered the treatment of human cancer with therapeutic agents transported by lipids to abnormal sites in the body. He also pioneered in guiding indivdual treatments, adjusting them to the requirements of each patient, and to the changes in the pathological condition to its response.
Currently, Dr. Chu Fong is the Founder/Director of East/West Synergy Medicine Clinic located in Brooklyn, New York. In his practice he uses an integrative approach to cancer including Chemotherapy and/or Radiation together with Detoxification, Nutrition, Aromatherapy and other techniques to help manage the diseases.
He works in close association with Bruce Berkowsky, N.D., M.H., HMC (Nature Doctor, Homeopathy, Chinese Medicine) and works through his Natural Health Science System. Dr. Berowsky is the Chief Advisor on a book called "21st Century Self-Care" (to be published in the Fall of 2000) which describes over 80 common disease conditions and provides in-depth natural medicine approaches to treatment.
Transcription
Firstly, I would like to thank the Cancer Control Society for inviting us to talk about Dr. Revici therapy. And also I would like to thank the society for awarding Dr. Revici the Humanitarian Award in 1987 for his compassionate and internationally acclaimed research scientist whose theory and medical discoveries has changed day the directions in a non-toxic treatment and control of cancer and AIDS.
First, I wan to talk about a letter about his life, and then I'm going to tell you about what his scientific method is and what we're doing now at the clinic and what the future holds.
Dr. Revici's Life
Dr. Revici was born in Bucharest in Romania in 1896, and received his medical degree in 1920.
First time I'm doing this. Excuse me.
In the mid 20s, he began to concentrate on biochemical research, specializing in the relationship between lipids and normal and abnormal cellular metabolism. From 1936 to 1941, after he resettled in France, he became the sub-director of the Louis Pasteur Institute, where he began to develop his ideas, and he wrote several scientific papers, which was hailed as the forefront of medicine at that time.
The papers were written about lipids, the influence of lipids in pathological pain, and in cancer. Because of his involvement in the French Resistance, he had to leave France and he went to Mexico City, where he continued his work between 1942 and 1946. He established a free clinic in Mexico with a fellow physician in exile and local physician. The clinic only treated mainly cancer patients.
In 1946, Dr. George Dick, a dean of the medical school in Chicago, invited Revici to carry out his research in the United States in recognition of both his assistance in the French underground and also the potential of scientific discovery. He was given a visa quickly so he can come to United States. He settled in Chicago and went out... Dick resigned in 1947. He was invited to come to New York to start his own clinic, an experimental cancer clinic in New York City. The clinic was named the Institute of Applied Biology.
Also, he had his own hospital, Trafalgar Hospital, at that time. And the idea, he started treating his cancer and using his theories, and it was a full fledged hospital where a lot of patients had been treated. They were being treated there until 1990 where IABC ceased to exist and the hospital was no longer there. Despite all the detractors and differences, a small number of scientists and clinical researchers has regarded Dr. Revici's ideas as sound, and believes hs therapeutic agents effective.
At that time, two of the most prominent scientists; Professor