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Initially, patients were required to drink several glasses of raw calf liver extract daily. Following an outbreak of Campylobacter infection linked to the Gerson clinic's extract, which sickened and killed several of the clinic's patients.

Gerson's therapy required the patient to consume a vegetarian diet and to drink a 250 mL ( 8-ounce) glass of fresh organic juices every waking hour. Coffee and castor oil enemas were among several types of prescribed enemas, and some patients were given hydrogen peroxide orally and rectally. Rectal ozone was also applied. Dietary supplements include vitamin C and iodine. The diet prohibited the drinking of water and consumption of berries and nuts, as well as use of aluminium vessels or utensils.[10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Gerson#Gerson_Therapy
Coffee enemas have contributed to the deaths of at least three people in the United States. Coffee enemas "can cause colitis (inflammation of the bowel), fluid and electrolyte imbalances, and in some cases septicaemia."[16] The recommended diet may not be nutritionally adequate.[17] The diet has been blamed for the deaths of patients who substituted it for standard medical care.
Relying on the therapy alone while avoiding or delaying conventional medical care for cancer has serious health consequences. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Gerson#Safety_concerns
Klinkt als een gevaarlijke en bizarre therapie.
Het werkt, de patiënten zijn in ieder geval niet overleden aan kanker.
Bizar, anaal koffie inbrengen om kanker te genezen.
Geen aanrader overigens:
Waar zijn alle mensen waarbij de Gersons therapie niet geholpen heeft?
Beste Endorphin, je vindt wat je zoekt is ook niet zo moeilijk als een miljardenindustrie je simpele methoden probeert te dwarsbomen.
Beste Tonny, waar zijn alle mensen waarbij chemotherapie en medicijnen niet geholpen heeft.
Beste Tonny, waar zijn alle mensen waarbij chemotherapie en medicijnen niet geholpen heeft.

Als je met chemotherapie en medicijnen tevens alle bewezen werkende methoden bedoelt, die zijn overleden. Echter zijn hier getallen over bekend. Waar zijn de getallen van de Gersons therapie?
Ik ben benieuwd op basis van welke onderzoeken jij dit standpunt inneemt?
Ik ben benieuwd op basis van welke onderzoeken jij dit standpunt inneemt?
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Waar zijn die getallen dan als ze bekend zijn? En waarvoor zijn ze van die Gersons therapie niet bekend? Wie zegt dat? Aanname?
Wel grappig dat jullie weer vooraan staan om te reageren zonder uberhaupt de tijd te hebben genomen om de documentaire te hebben bekeken. Geloof wat je wil geloven alleen je wordt voor de gek houden.
Moraalridder ga weg met je medicijnenbullshit en kijk de docu.

.Meeste kanker ontstaat door slechte voeding en vervuilde lucht. Goede voeding en een gezonde levensstijl verminderd de kans op kanker. Het lijkt me op zich niet onlogisch dat het kanker ook zou kunnen verhelpen, maar iedereen zweert tegenwoordig helaas bij de farmaceutische industrie.
Gerson's "famous" fifty cases
Let's look at Gerson’s “famous” fifty cases as published in his book, A Cancer Therapy . These were collected shortly before his death and presumably contain the cream of the results obtainable with the final flowering of his methods.
I have annotated them all individually later. You are encouraged to check them yourself if you think you have the necessary clinical background.
First, a summary of the findings ---- Of the fifty cases (many had multiple problems so the numbers don’t add up):
Two (8,23) did not have cancer at all, or even benign tumors: one was a haemangioma (a birthmark-like vascular mass- treated also by radiotherapy which can be an effective treatment), and one was a case of osteomyelitis following removal of a bone tumour many years previously.
Eight (15,28,30,31,32,35,37,43) almost certainly did not have cancer at the time of Gerson's treatment, on the evidence given.
Four (1,2,5,6) had tumors or suspected tumors that are nearly always benign, namely pituitary tumors or acoustic neuromata, and three of these had medical treatment that would explain the outcomes.
Thirty-one (3,5,7,12,13, 14,15,16,17,18,20,21,24,25,26,27, 30, 31, 32, 33,35,37,38, 39,40, 41,43,44,46,47,48) did not have a biopsy or other incontrovertible evidence of cancer in the target lesions . This by no means excludes cancer, but it leaves varying degrees of room for doubt.
In fifteen of these (3,12,11,13,14,16,19,20,21,22,27,37,38,43,48) the diagnosis of a cancerous lesion depends wholly upon Max Gerson's personal clinical judgment. In many (e.g.11,12,37,43,48) Gerson's diagnosis is unlikely enough to call into question his knowledge and experience of cancer and his awareness of the effects of recent surgery and radiotherapy. In a number of cases he describes (unbiopsied) lymph gland metastases in extremely unlikely places without comment.
In eight (10,11,16,29,34,42,45,49) there was fairly definite cancer in the dominant lesion but the outcome can be readily attributed to other treatments received.
In four (3,5,22,42) there was insufficiently long enough follow-up for the cases to be meaningful.
Two (45,49) had clear indications of persistent or worsening cancer despite being treated by Gerson, although Gerson tries to obscure that fact in his account.
Four (4,6,19,50) are uninterpretable but probably consistent with the natural progress of the condition or other treatment received.
This leaves only four (9,33,36,40) that are strongly or moderately suggestive of a treatment effect, always assuming no other treatment was given that might have produced the effect described, that the biopsies or other evidence given for cancer are being interpreted correctly, and also that none were examples of so-called spontaneous remission. 36 is possibly the most convincing. Gerson does not always state whether other treatments were being used or not, e.g. in 40.
Another problem is that despite the Gerson quote with which I have introduced this section, there are hardly any "advanced" cancers of the most commonly encountered types! There should, for example, be more than one patient with obvious, multiple, characteristic lung metastases if this claim were true. There are none with obvious liver metastases, and hardly any clear-cut cases of bony metastases.

On the other hand, we cannot say with certainty that Gerson's approach NEVER works. All we can say is that the number of probably or possibly favourable outcomes arising out of a practice treating hundreds of cancer patients yearly over some decades is not enough to overcome extreme scepticism as to the worth of most of the components of his therapy (coffee enemata, extreme low salt diet, thyroid hormone etc). We experience a significant number of unexpected outcomes within conventional medical care, and none of Gerson's theories have found support in half a century of subsequent research.
Beste Endorphin, je vindt wat je zoekt is ook niet zo moeilijk als een miljardenindustrie je simpele methoden probeert te dwarsbomen.
