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After a short break, the lecture
continued by discussing (supportive)
therapy using cellular
medicine, with an in-depth exploration
of the main tasks of vital
cell materials in the treatment
of cancer. These tasks include reinforcing
the body’s immune system
(using vitamin C, copper,
zinc and arginine for example),
protecting all body cells and tissues
(with the aid of antioxidants
such as vitamin C, selenium,
bioflavonoids, EGCG), strengthening
the connective tissue in the
body (including with lysine, proline,
vitamin C, copper and manganese)
and inhibiting collagendigesting
enzymes that produce
cancer cells in large numbers (i.e.
with the use of lysine and
EGCG). The main aims of cellular
medicine here are to strengthen
the connective tissue in the
body, to prevent the destruction
of connective tissue and to
strengthen the defensive system.
Strengthening the connective tissue
and fighting uncontrolled
connective tissue loss due to collagen-digesting
enzymes is of
major importance in helping prevent
the spread of cancer cells
through the body.
Guests were then invited to
watch a video entitled “Cellular
Medicine Parts 1 and 2”. The
video showed how collagen-digesting
enzymes can help cancer
cells spread uncontrolled
through the body, as a result of
which metastasis can take place.
The video also illustrated how
high doses of nutrients such as
lysine and EGCG can block these
enzymes and stop the spread of
cancer cells through the body.
Finally, the major results of the
research being done by the
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Matthias Rath B.V. team in America
with high doses of nutrients
(lysine, proline, vitamin C and
EGCG) were discussed. This has
demonstrated that high doses of
nutrients are able to stop the
spread of cancer cells. This research
is described in detail in
the brochure “The Victory Over
Cancer Is At Hand”.
After the lecture there was ample
opportunity for visitors to ask
questions, an opportunity of
which they made extensive use.
They also exchanged experiences
and had an opportunity to
approach the nutritionists on
hand for personal help and advice.
There was also a display
providing comprehensive information
in the form of books,
brochures, course prospectuses
and videos.
The many responses which we
received from visitors suggest
that it was an informative and
meaningful afternoon. Here is a
selection of their comments: ‘It
was a clear and interesting presentation
and I understand the use
of vitamins much better now. I
have been using them in the past
but not the right ones - now I
Further training
know better,’ ‘I’m sure you’ll do
very well! Carry on!’ and ‘It’s still
a complex subject but I thought it
was a good lecture.”
However one or two visitors
commented that there is often
confusion about products, and I
would just like to respond to that
in more detail. We come under
the Goods Act which in practical
terms means that we are not allowed
to make any health claims
about our products. We cannot
name any products in conjunction
with health information, and
so we often have to ‘skate
around’ things which may give
the impression that we are evading
the issues. This is not our intention
however. We are able to
provide well-founded information
about the effects of nutrients,
so if you have any questions or
comments on this matter you can
of course contact us at any time.
The contents of the lecture are
summarised in the special folder
“What can cellular medicine
mean for cancer” which is available
free of charge from: Vitamine
Informatiecentrum “De
Waag”: +31-546-538385.
Rath International . August / September . 2003
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