Therapies, Multiple Myeloma
In this video, Eric Scheinbart spends about 26 minutes speaking on "Therapies, Multiple Myeloma" at the 30th Annual Cancer Convention held on Labor Day weekend by the Cancer Control Society.
About Eric Scheinbart
ERIC SCHEINBART, M.D. received his B.A. Degree in Biology from the State University of New York in Buffalo and his M.D. Degree from the Universidad Autonomous de Guadalajara, Mexico. He is a Board Certified General Practitioner, Diplomate of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and a Maharishi-Ayurvedic trained Physician.
Dr. Scheinbart specializes in Complementary and Alternative Therapies for cancer and chronic diseases. Recently, he received a grant from the National Institute of Health to establish a multi-cancer clinical trial using his protocol for multiple myeloma at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, New York.
His eclectic patented protocol utilizing non-toxic natural supplements consist of B-1,3-Glucan, Maitake D-fraction mushroom extract, Maharishi Amrit Kalash (herbal concentrate), Pro-Boost Thymic formula and Gerovital GH-3.
Transcription
Thank you.
First, I want to thank Miss Lorraine Rosenthal for inviting me and having me speak. Mr. Fritz and I would like to take a moment to mention the passing of a colleague and friend that some of you know, some of you don't. But Ted was touched directly or indirectly of Mr. Bill Moore, who was a doctor and legal advocate for alternative therapies. He'll be missed. I'm going to talk today on a paper that I published in Alternative Medicine in June edition of 2001 on the alternative therapies for multiple myeloma.
And in addition, the staph aureus resistant to vancomycin.
This is a 56 year old patient that I had that his wife and daughter brought into the office because he wasn't feeling well.
General malaise, aches, pains, tired, fatigue all the time. And the daughter was getting married in a week and they wanted to make sure he'd be OK to go to the wedding.
Lab tests done diagnosed with multiple myeloma. Ms. By multiple myeloma is a neoplastic disease of the bone and bone marrow. Even with proper treatment, proper treatment, even with conventional treatment, the meaning survival age is about to be two years after diagnosis. The patient was referred to an ecologist in Medical College of Georgia, where he went through traditional medicine, conventional medicine, chemo therapies, etc. The patient on his own discovered via the Internet and his family that there was new research going on in Arkansas through University of Arkansas doctor majors with new studies of stem cell transplantation.
So during the course of that year, the patient's been through chemotherapy. Three total body radiations and three stem cell transplants that did not take.
I came into play when he came down with staph aureus pneumonia resistant of vancomycin. He was in University of Hospital for approximately seven days and they sent him home to die, saying there was no nothing more they could do for him.
Go home, get your papers in order and giving him maybe they said 10 days to live.
I happen to be working the emergency room that night, and the mother, the wife, and the daughter came running in saying, you've got to do something. You got to do something. They sent him home to die. And there's nothing more can be. No, you know, alternative medicine. We're willing to try anything, do anything.
You have to help him at this point. The patient was bedridden, wasn't eating.
He was taking liquids, maybe some sips of boost or inshore. And at this point, just as his family said, he wanted to be left alone to die and his family wouldn't let him. I