@metal-brain saidEffing Google the efficacy of each treatment yourself, we do not have go looking for evidence that these post surgery techniques work it’s self evident.
" there is years of reliable independent research testifying that surgery, radiography, chemotherapy and hormone therapy do work"
Surgery for sure can be a life saver, but I was not talking about that.
How well does chemotherapy and radiation work? Better than Burzynski's treatment? How do you know?
Some people who got treatment from Burzynski are fierce supporter ...[text shortened]... treatment I will consider that possibility he is a charlatan like Anthony Fauci is. Can you do that?
You need to find an independent large scale trial which shows some efficacy for the Burzynski technique of imbibing urine and blood extracts
@kevcvs57 saidI have a neighbor that had chemotherapy recently. After he got home he was nearly crippled by it. I had to help him get out of his bed on his feet he was so weak. It was very painful for him. He told me he is not going to get chemotherapy again. It was very painful for him. He is walking on his own again, but he is still weak from it.
Effing Google the efficacy of each treatment yourself, we do not have go looking for evidence that these post surgery techniques work it’s self evident.
You need to find an independent large scale trial which shows some efficacy for the Burzynski technique of imbibing urine and blood extracts
Personally, I don't think chemotherapy helps much at all. I am even convinced it might do more harm than good.
I take it you found out that small scale trials exist that support Burzynski's treatments. Does that mean you reject all small scale trials and only consider large scale trials to be credible?
Brave it.
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20 Sep 23
@metal-brain saidSorry but independent peer reviewed clinical trials and result tabulation outweigh the experience of a Facebookesque sock puppet
I have a neighbor that had chemotherapy recently. After he got home he was nearly crippled by it. I had to help him get out of his bed on his feet he was so weak. It was very painful for him. He told me he is not going to get chemotherapy again. It was very painful for him. He is walking on his own again, but he is still weak from it.
Personally, I don't think chemothera ...[text shortened]... trials and only consider large scale trials to be credible?
Brave it.
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Chemo is never nice and can have serious side effects but your survival stats are greatly improved by having it as a follow up to surgery
Burzynski’s method also has side effects but for no measurable benefit
@kevcvs57 saidYou are just assuming that because you have not offered any proof. You have blind faith in the medical system. I am willing to bet chemotherapy is not very effective at all. I was like you, just assumed it must be effective if doctors recommended it. After seeing how it nearly crippled my neighbor and made him very weak I no longer assume anymore.
Sorry but independent peer reviewed clinical trials and result tabulation outweigh the experience of a Facebookesque sock puppet
Chemo is never nice and can have serious side effects but your survival stats are greatly improved by having it as a follow up to surgery
Burzynski’s method also has side effects but for no measurable benefit
"Burzynski’s method also has side effects but for no measurable benefit"
Same thing for chemo. Horrible side effects and no measurable benefit. How do you explain his supporters that beat cancer and attribute it to his treatment? Do a small fraction of people beat cancer without treatment and they were not helped by treatment at all? If so, the same must happen to a small fraction of chemo patients, right?
I braved "chemotherapy effectiveness" and all they say is effectiveness depends on this and that. They don't offer any independent peer reviewed sources or any numbers to support that chemo is effective at all, but chemo is a drug. Big pharma profits from those drugs and we all know big pharma cares more about profits than people.
@kevcvs57
The overall contribution of curative and adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in adults was estimated to be 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the USA.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15630849/
Some cancers suddenly disappear without treatment.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-06-cancers-suddenly-treatment.html