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116 Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries
bold challenge to the medical profession: that if he were allowed to
choose his own cancer cases so that he would not be faced with the impossible
task of trying to treat people who were on death's doorstep, he would
guarantee that 80 percent of those people he treated would be cured.
Organised medicine continued to persecute and prosecute Hoxsey, even
though in court his enemies publicly acknowledged that his treatment had
merit. Despite this admission, Hoxsey's treatment for cancer was nonetheless
driven out of the United States in 1963. Like the unconventional
nutritional theory devised by Dr. Max Gerson, those doctors—and
patients—who wish to use Hoxsey's external powders and herbal formula
have been forced to relocate their practice out of the United States, in
Tijuana, Mexico—a long way away from the hundreds of thousands of
people most in need of their assistance.
The Hoxsey Family Formulas
Originally developed in the nineteenth century by John Hoxsey,
the Hoxsey Therapy for cancer has been passed down from
generation to generation. This therapy is comprised of herbs and
other substances believed to have antitumor effects. Some of
these substances are combined to form a tonic that is taken
internally, while others are used to make a salve designed to
heal external lesions. The following shows the specific ingredients
used in each of the Hoxsey therapies:
Internal tonic:
potassium iodide
red clover
buckthorn bark
burdock root
stillingia root
berberis root
pokeberries and root
licorice root
Cascara amarga
prickly ash bark
External paste:
zinc chloride
antimony trisulfide
bloodroot
For those who cannot travel to get these formulas, there are
companies in the United States that sell similar combinations
designed to have the same effect.