Simoncini Cancer Therapy

My book

Introduction
The relentless development of pharmacology and the evolution of surgical technology and sophisticated diagnostic instruments are the expression of a growing scientific world which has supplied a solid base for obtaining results that have greatly improved the average state of health of the world community.
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Chapter one
The problem is indeed scientific, but in my opinion it is even more a problem of a cultural and social nature as it represents the very structure of knowledge at the world level – a structure that prevents that freedom of thought and creativity that is capable of finding the right solutions.
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Chapter two
Today, if we put aside the commendable appeals to a generic holistic vision, the “two souls of medicine” continue to proceed each in their own way, and it is not possible to foresee any chance of interaction and unification since there are no theories able to simultaneously and satisfactorily explain all the expressions of the human being.
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Chapter three
Only by keeping humanity, clinical work and experimentation united is it possible to acquire the enhanced interpretative dynamism needed to unveil the complex causal steps of diseases which are the result of events in space and time and escape our scrutiny given the current static methods of investigation.
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Chapter four
Unfortunately, most of the time chemotherapy and radiotherapy solutions can instead produce only negative effects, both in their specific ineffectiveness and for their high toxicity and potential for damage to tissues, which in turn favor even more mycotic aggression. Conversely, a specific antifungin-antitumoral therapy should take into account the importance of the connective tissue together with the reproductive complexity of fungi.
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Clinical cases
The patient I visited at the beginning of May, 2002 showed a grave weakening because of a liver neoplasia 10 cm in size. The mass was able to reach that size in spite of a prior surgical intervention on the colangiocarcinoma and 11 cycles of chemotherapy. The therapy was abandoned because of negative repercussions on the patient’s body.

The infusions with sodium bicarbonate five per cent solution through a catheter located in the hepatic artery at the dosage of 400-500 cm3 a day for six days immediately resulted in a sharp improvement of clinical conditions.
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