Burzynski Breakthrough : The Century's Most Promising Cancer Treatment. . .& the Government's Campaign to Squelch It,9780938530664

Burzynski Breakthrough : The Century's Most Promising Cancer Treatment. . .& the Government's Campaign to Squelch It

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Edition: 2nd
ISBN13: 9780938530664
ISBN10: 0938530666
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2000-08-01
Publisher(s): Lexikos Pub
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Summary

There is hope in the fight against cancer, and for thousands of devoted cancer survivors, that hope goes by the name of a Houston, Texas, doctor named Stanislaw Burzynski. This book presents the astonishing story of Dr. Burzynski's revolutionary discovery of antineoplastons, the century's most promising cancer treatment -- and the government's decade-long effort to suppress information about it. 30 photos.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements 7(6)
Prologue---Patients 13(12)
Introduction---The Beginning and Its Logical Conclusion 25(12)
The Tori Moreno Story--Saving a tiny `One-Eyed Jack'--With Help from Antineoplastons and a Book About Them
37(20)
The Criminal Trials: Efficacy Becomes Obvious
57(38)
The Pamela Winningham Story--Thank God for Sally Jessy
83(12)
Youth and Discovery
95(26)
The Theresa Kennet Story--How Could This be a Spontaneous Remission?
107(14)
The Baylor Years
121(26)
The Crystin Schiff Story--If Only Her Daddy Had Known About Antineoplastons
133(14)
On His Own and Curing Cancers
147(28)
The Randy Goss Story--He Didn't Let Cancer Ruin His Life
161(14)
The FDA Declares War
175(36)
The Zachary McConnell Story--``Why Won't the FDA Let Me Have My Medicine?''
191(20)
The War Moves to the Laboratory
211(42)
The Mary Jo Siegel Story--The Making of a Devoted Advocate
237(16)
Answering the Critics
253(36)
The Thomas Wellborn Story--Back in His Beloved Bass Boat
275(14)
The Future: Making Antineoplastons a Conventional Therapy
289(42)
The Michele Curtis Story--Could Antineoplastons Have Saved Her Father Too?
321(10)
Epilogue--Patients 331(9)
Appendix--Charting the Treatment's Performance 340(6)
Index 346

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