How Vitamins Prevent Cancer

I saw something about vitamins acting (as I recall) to un-
poison the vitalethine receptor. Not sure if it's proven
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Germanium (Ge) prevents the occurance of cancer. What's more
it kills cancer by converting cancer cells into healthy
ones. Germanium is a powerful detoxifier that oxygenates
cells. Cancer can not live in an oxygenated environment. A
food with an extremely high germanium content is pure Korean
insam. That is why this ginseng is used to cure cancer in
the Asian world. It has been used to heal cancer patients in
Canada for about five years and has been doing the same in
the U.S. for over a year now.

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Dave Wickware said:

Germanium (Ge) prevents the occurance of cancer. What's
more it kills cancer by converting cancer cells into
healthy ones. Germanium is a powerful detoxifier that
oxygenates cells. Cancer can not live in an oxygenated
environment. A food with an extremely high germanium
content is pure Korean insam. That is why this ginseng is
used to cure cancer in the Asian world. It has been used to
heal cancer patients in Canada for about five years and has
been doing the same in the U.S. for over a year now.

Good ol' Spammin' Dave Wickware -- nothing too low or too
loathesome for him to push. Here's a few choice bits from

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The Food and Drug Administration reported in 1997 that at
least 31 human cases linked intake of germanium products
with renal failure and, in some cases, death. Other
adverse effects noted included anemia, muscle weakness and
peripheral neuropathy. The total dose (not the daily dose)
ingested in the cases reported on varied from 15 to more
than 300 grams. Exposure varied from two to 36 months.

The Center For Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
concluded: "Based on the evidence of persistent renal
toxicity associated with germanium dioxide, the lack of
conclusive findings of differential nephrotoxicity of
organic germanium compounds, and the possibility of
contamination of the organic germanium products with
inorganic germanium, it is clear that germanium products
present a potential human health hazard."

Some case histories are instructive. Based upon claims
that germanium is an "anti-cancer" and "immunostimulatory"
agent, a 25-year-old woman with stage II HIV disease
consumed a total of 47 grams of germanium-lactate-citrate
18%. She developed severe renal insufficiency and
hepatomegaly. A 55-year-old woman who consumed a similar
amount of germanium compounds over a 19-month period was
admitted to a hospital with general malaise, muscular
weakness, anorexia and weight loss. She was found to have
renal failure and muscular and nerve damage. Her decline
soon ended in death. Other deaths have been reported in
those who used germanium compounds as a general elixir, as
well as in attempts to treat specific disorders.

A recent report described complete remission of pulmonary
spindle cell carcinoma in a patient taking large doses of
germanium sesquioxide. However, this would be considered
pharmaceutical, not nutritional usage of this substance.

and

Adverse reactions reported for those taking Ge-
132?supposedly 100% pure?include nausea, diarrhea and skin
eruptions. Germanium dioxide and germanium lactate citrate
are nephrotoxic. Spirogermanium causes neurotoxicity and
pulmonary toxicity.

Adverse effects reported for germanium dioxide and
germanium lactate citrate, in addition to nephrotoxicity,
include anemia, muscle weakness and peripheral neuropathy.

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Anth said:

I saw something about vitamins acting (as I recall) to un-
poison the vitalethine receptor.

Technically speaking, it's the monooxygenase receptor:

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Vitamin C is a caution though:

vitaletherapeutics.orgvtlantox.htmOpen ↗

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