Stage IV Cancers, Chemosensitivity Testing, IPT, Poly-MVA

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All sorry.

Right. So the man on the book is not the man at the podium. What happened? Dr. for Sife is board certified in oncology. In fact, did you know he was in the first class of oncology subspecialists that there ever were? He's also a board certified in internal medicine and certified in homoeopathy.

And this is his outcome based investigation. Well, why isn't he here? This is the heart of a saint, and that arrow is where the stent was placed. That's how it should look. This is how it did look. We got this.

You see this little sub millimeter, a line that is responsible for getting all the blood from the mid portion of the left anterior descending artery down to the rest of his heart.

Dr. Forsyth was veritably on the razor's edge of life and then thankfully, he caught it and fixed it. He's fine, but it couldn't be here. I'm here. He's at home recuperating. So here I am. Outcome based investigation, five hundred patients. Oh, by the way, how do I get this timer started? For the sake of the crowd. Tired and things up. Wow. Thank you. Whoever did that. OK. Fire and a patient study.

We're at our fortieth month. These patients were taken from June of 2010 to this month. What we're studying is how do we do if we do chemo sensitivity testing and insulin, potentiator, chemotherapy light. And I'm presenting this. My name's Dr. Winter Deo, HMD, integrative oncology associate. Here's our disclaimer page. We don't really have anything to claim.

We need to discuss the off label uses of chemotherapy. Well, as we're going to establish, it doesn't really work that well. And so, yeah, we're off label. We go lower doses and we use the agents that actually work instead of the ones that are in the guidelines. All the cartoons came from Natural News.com.

All right, so there's three main components to the talk today. One, what's the problem? What are we doing about it? And three, how well does it work? So here we go. What's the problem? Here's the cartoon that illustrates the problem.

We're ramping up against Syria right now. And so I thought it'd be apropos to get the kind of military type cartoon up.

The gentleman over here says that's nothing. We've got a chemical weapon that can destroy the heart, liver, brain and anything in any human being. And this guy is holding up a bullet over here. This guy goes it's chemotherapy. He's got a syringe. I've practiced this study like a million times, and I