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c. Continue, concurrent with other traditional therapies, until the clinical state has once again become satisfactory. To be prudent, one can continue with the Beljanski extracts for a month or two past this point.

d. Later, engage in cyclical usage for preventative purposes from 2 to 5 months per year.

For the two Beljanski remedy regulators

 

RNA fragments:

Start just after chemotherapy or radiation treatments have begun when they are inducing a drop in white blood cells (unless aplasia is the objective). Continue until white blood cells and platelets have returned to normal. Take one dose preferably sublingually, one to three times per week. Do not drink any liquid immediately afterward. Ideally the RNA fragments are to be taken under the tongue far from mealtimes. If the patient is taking heparin: ingest RNA fragments either twelve hours before or twelve hours after use of this drug.

 

Ginkgo biloba
:

In order to regulate/curb hyperactivity of certain enzymes; synergistic usage of this herb is used with traditional cytotoxic treatments. To fight radiation burns: start preferably just before ionizing treatments are received that may induce fibrosis; continue until the end of radiation treatments, even up to a month afterwards. Previous fibroses may also be advantageously treated. The sooner the strategies are implemented, the better the results.

 

Cancer Prevention

(Author’s note: while I have delved into the subject of cancer prevention in the preceding chapter, I am including Dr. Marcowith’s notes on prevention, for they reiterate important information.)
Pao pereira
and
Rauwolfia vomitoria
extracts have no side effects and do not cause resistance to developing healing effects. In the absence of cancerous cells to attach themselves to, the molecules of alkaloid present within the two herbs (the actual healing agents) are rapidly eliminated from the body since they only join themselves to deregulated cells. Consequently, these extracts can easily be taken as a means of prevention in all precancerous states. One can also use them in recurrent cycles as a means of prevention in people with high risk of developing cancer.

RNA fragments
, in the same way, can be ingested with no toxicity as a means of prevention/repair for chromosomal breakage that inevitably accompanies ionizing radiation examinations (mammography, scintigraphy, X-rays, etc.). Take one cone-shaped unit of RNA fragments 24 hours before the examination and another one day after.

 

Further Advice

Exposure to the sun is never recommended because UV rays stimulate the multiplication of cancerous and viral cells. A diet excessively rich in iron (which includes red meat, lentils, parsley) is not recommended for anyone afflicted with cancer or a viral illness. Iron stimulates multiplication of cancerous and viral cells. It can also disturb the activity of certain enzymes.

(For the ideal diet to prevent ingesting Ferritin from an excessive intake of iron, please see
The Gerson Therapy: The Amazing Nutritional Program for Cancer and Other Illnesses
about cancer treatment strictly using diet and nutritional supplementation.
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Please also view the information for Charlotte Gerson and The Gerson Institute description and location in Appendix A.)

An excess of molecular calcium (Ca++) can be dangerous to certain sensitive lymphocyte lines, and intake of this mineral should be controlled if the lymphocyte level is too low. Again, please see a qualified doctor for more information and advice about this issue. Taking magnesium in reasonable doses is always advisable for those afflicted with AIDS or cancer. Not only the illness but also the chemotherapy and radiation therapy treatments modify and strengthen the nuclease activity in the blood. Magnesium and
Ginkgo biloba
make it possible to reduce this excessive activity. Selenium and riboflavin are not to be missed either. Monitor these two nutrients, inasmuch as too small an amount of selenium facilitates cirrhosis of the liver.

Zinc should also be monitored in cases of cancer or AIDS. The blood level of this mineral should remain normal. Too little or too much zinc leads to disturbances in the lymphocyte levels. If there is excessive zinc, lower it through the interplay of copper and magnesium in measured doses. Avoid foods rich in zinc (i.e. oysters, wheat germ, yeast, dairy products). Do not lose sight of the fact that a zinc diet leads to a decrease in catalase activity (one of the major enzymes used in food digestion) in the kidneys and liver. If there is not enough zinc, take extra zinc supplementation (zinc orotate is quite easily assimilated). Swallow zinc supplements in measured doses two times per day. Keep close watch as this mineral increases and stop when it has reached normal levels.

An excess of copper can lead to zinc deficiency. To neutralize copper, prescribe zinc in measured doses for about one month.

If someone must take hormones, antihormones or corticoids for a lengthy period of time, abstain from taking
Rauwolfia vomitoria
because these molecules will reduce its effects. In this case, replace
Rauwolfia vomitoria
with Pao pereira.

It is preferable to exclude any gastro-intestinal dressings that contain clay or aluminum.
(In other words, whenever you’re dealing with gastro-intestinal issues, do not use clay or aluminum.)

In all circumstances where the level of ferritin is shown to be high, avoid ingesting extra vitamin C. Ferritin blocks the formation of hemoglobin in the liver and bone marrow and weakens red blood cells. As the degradation of red blood cells releases iron, ferritin increases. Especially monitor the patient undergoing several blood transfusions. When there are repeated transfusions, think about the antibodies able to destroy blood cells (white blood cells and platelets). The antibodies destroy the blood cells as soon as the RNA fragments can generate them. Insulin does not interfere with these products developed by Dr. Beljanski.

Heparin administered intravenously can prevent RNA fragments from working. Take RNA fragments and heparin at different times, separated by twelve hours, before or after.

Repeated mammographies and echographies can lead to chromosomal destabilization. Their repair is facilitated by taking RNA fragments one or two hours before the exam.

During radio-isotopic exploration (scintiscanning, mammography, measure of organ output with radioactive markers, synoviorthese, etc.), give RNA fragments a couple of hours before each test in order to protect against chromosomal breakage.

For rare patient situations in which RNA fragments are not sufficiently effective, include the following additional bits of advantageous information: either a lack of hemoglobin (fewer than 2.5 million red blood cells), or an excess of ribonuclease (this last case is able to be mitigated in part by taking magnesium).

An especially significant point for slightly anemic people is that Dr. Marcowith records the following in his notes:
Having fewer than 2.5 million red blood cells causes a release of ferritin and a considerably slowed synthesis of white blood cells and platelets. Ferritin enters the bone marrow and the liver, preventing the synthesis of hemoglobin, a situation which considerably blocks the efficacy of RNA fragments. It is therefore necessary to start treatment by raising the level of red blood cells.

 

Extensive Recognition for Mirko Beljanski, Ph.D.,

Received from His Scientific Peers

During his lifetime Mirko Beljanski, fluent in his native Serbian, in French, and in English, was invited to present his work throughout the world. Dr. Beljanski’s papers were published in many peer-reviewed national, international and highly-respected scientific journals (please see Appendix A for the full list of Mirko Beljanski’s 133 scientific publications). Dr. Jacques Monod’s opposition to Dr. Beljanski publishing in French turned out to be somewhat fortunate for it became an opportunity for greater international exposure and worldwide recognition.

In the book that she dedicated to her husband, Monique Beljanski published letters spanning several decades which reflected his peer’s respect and esteem for the research he conducted.
Monique provided me with some of these letters for publication here. For instance, as early as 1973, Armin C. Braun of Rockefeller University in New York City wrote (in part) in a letter:

 

Dear. Dr. Beljanski:

I read with great interest your manuscript on transforming RNA in crown gall [
a plant disease
]. I find this work very exciting and I would urge you to publish it at the earliest possible time in a journal that has a wide circulation such as the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Nature, or Science. You appear to have made a very important discovery and have obtained for the first time the sterile induction of transportable crown gall tumors with a specific agent other than bacteria.

In the 1980s following Beljanski’s visit to Howard University in Washington D.C., Associate Director of Research Kenneth Olden, Ph.D., and Seminar Committee Chairman Sandra L. White, Ph.D., wrote to Dr. Beljanski saying: “We, as well as our associates, were greatly inspired by your presentation. With the continued support of committed individuals like yourself, we are convinced that we can build a ‘first-rate’ research operation here at Howard.”

Echoing this excitement over Beljanski’s research, Swedish researcher Sten Friberg, M.D., Ph.D., contacted Dr. Beljanski following the presentation of one of his papers, exclaiming: “Your ideas and results are simply fascinating.”

In the 1970s and 1980s before Dr. Jacques Monod’s wrath succeeded in isolating Dr. Mirko Beljanski and turned him into a scientific black sheep, several renown big wigs in the French medical community, such as Professor Bernard Halpern, M.D., (of the Institute of Immune Biology, Paris, France), dared to praise Beljanski, saying [translated]: “Your work is of extreme importance for which I congratulate you. It deserves an award from the Academy of Sciences.”

In 1988, the Oncology Clinic at the Bobigny University Hospital was conducting an experiment on Dr. Beljanski’s
Ginkgo biloba
extract (named Bioparyl at the time) and its effectiveness in treating fibrosis. After obtaining positive results, the clinic’s researchers sent Dr. Beljanski the following letter, in which they stated [translated]:

“As per your request, here are the preliminary results we have obtained in the post-radiation lesions following treatment with Bioparyl. It is still too early to ascertain the effect of dosage. However, its effectiveness is evident, especially in the current stage of our experiment, in cutaneous and mucus membrane fibroses.”

For anyone familiar with human nature, it is not at all surprising that domestic support for Beljanski ended as the French government increased its efforts to silence and censure him. In the face of this mounting pressure, the continuous support and demonstration of

friendship from Research Scientist Maurice Stroun from Geneva University in Switzerland is even more remarkable. Professor Stroun, as you will see in the following letter, did not hesitate to express his indignation to the French prosecutor who had issued the warrant for Beljanski’s arrest. In this letter, Dr. Stroun remarkably summarized what “crimes” his friend, Dr. Mirko Beljanski, committed and explains the wrath of the French establishment. Dr. Stroun interviewed with me in Paris and verbalized what he wrote in his letter. I believe that it is appropriate here to reproduce this extraordinary letter in part, but I wish I could have the entire document, for it holds the full and flourishing signature of Professor in Biochemistry Maurice Stroun, Ph.D., from the University of Geneva, in Switzerland. The letter:

 

Professor Maurice Stroun, Ph.D. University of Geneva

The Honorable Judge Anne TARELLI

High Court of Créteil Pasteur Vallery-Radot Street 91011

Créteil Geneva, October 21st, 1996

 

Dear Madam:

 

I would like to express how appalled I am at how Professor Mirko Beljanski has been, and is being, treated. What crime has he committed?

a) The crime of being a great researcher, who shed light on a very special characteristic of tumor cell DNA structure, among other things? Thanks to this characteristic, he demonstrated that with a certain alkaloid (whose name and whose preparation are described in the patent he took out and which is thus available to the public), [Dr. Morton Walker’s note: this alkaloid’s name is Flavopereirine] animal tumors can be blocked to a very significant degree. In a Geneva University Hospital laboratory, it was shown that this alkaloid blocked human cancer cell lines that had been resistant to other chemotherapy products.

b) The crime of making it possible for us to make an important discovery in the field of cancer screening? In effect, Dr. P. Anker and I just made a discovery laying the foundation for a non-invasive method for detecting cancer in the blood plasma of cancer patients. At the beginning of our research, we used Beljanski’s discovery concerning the specific nature of the structure of cancer cell DNA. As you may know, in September of this year our work was praised by the most prestigious medical reviews as an important advancement in the field of oncology. I understand that certain scientific, and especially political, personalities connected to the Health Ministry are troubled. What would become of their work if work in the U.S.A. confirms the importance of Beljanski’s discoveries? It would be better to give him his walking papers, meaning arrest him, forbid him from continuing his research, and confiscate his passport so that he can no longer contact his American colleagues. It would be better to give walking papers to all those doctors who were so snide as to think that it is more important for their patients to live by breaking the established medical rules than to die by submitting to them… …I admit that I have advised cancer and HIV positive patients to consult doctors willing to give prescriptions allowing them to use PB-100 [Pao pereira], without foregoing other treatments, except in terms of AZT. Besides, perhaps the one explains the other. If I, or a member of my family, had one of these two diseases, as a biologist fully informed as to PB-100’s action, I would take it or have them take it.

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