DR. GRIMMER: Cadmium iodide will take that out.
DR. BALDWIN: Maybe I am giving the credit to the radium. I gave her Cadmium iodide and following the Phosphorus, and since then radium– nearly a year.
DR. GRIMMER: The three remedies I find the best antidotes to compare with for radium burns are Phosphorus, Fluoric acid, and Cadmium iodide.
Dr. BALDWIN: She has practically recovered from her inconvenience and trouble.
Dont forget Hydrastis in those stomach cases, especially where there is lots of burning and disposition to vomit, and intolerance to food, especially more suffering when hungry, how much Hydrastis will relieve them.
I am especially interested in cancer and anything that can be given me here while I am here, that will be a help to my patients I will appreciate and anything I can give to you while I am here I will be mighty glad to be of service.
DR. BOGER: I want to mention that I havent heard this touched on here — it is one thing to remove a cancerous growth, and it is something better possibly to remove the toxemia which remains afterward.
As has been hinted, a good many cases of so-called cancer are syphilis, especially with cancer blood. I had a case a few years ago in the left ear like the one you mentioned. It did not do well. I am satisfied today it was a case of syphilis, because she had a child and the child was an imbecile.
I prescribed a few times for the child and didnt make progress to suit me; and I came to the conclusion that it needed a dose of Syphilinum. The child has been getting better ever since and making wonderful progress on the Syphilinum. I am satisfied I should have had the blood examined for syphilis instead of trying to cure for cancer.
DR. BALDWIN: I want to show you a picture to illustrate that point. You see how that mans nose is eaten out –a case sent from the laboratory for cancer is often nothing but syphilis, and Syphilinum and Calcarea iodide, and Aurum iodide saved that man for nearly ten years.
DR. ALFRED PULFORD: I have a little article here that I am sure will interest everybody interested in cancer. I will be brief.
“Readers of the Truth Teller will doubtless be glad to have the opinion of the Medical Times (London), April, 1935, on the subject of cancer research, which is as follows:.
“We submit that cancer research is being conducted on wrong lines. Our opinion is confirmed rather than shaken by a perusal of the Eleventh Scientific Report of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund which has been recently issued. We agree with Dr. Lockhart Mummery, the well known surgeon, when he says that a very real danger to the best interests of cancer research is a tendency for animal experimentalists to get out of touch with the surgeon and pathologist who are dealing with the disease in human beings.”.
We have had remedies offered for cancer. I think I have got one and that is the entire homoeopathic materia medica. I have had considerable experience with cancer. I have a case now and I reported here nine years ago a case of osteosarcoma diagnosed by the allopath, operated on, and the mans face all indented, the X-ray used, and radium used, and all failing, and he was cured by the 10M. of Phosphorus. He is now in perfect health and the parts are normal as they every were.
If we had more people investigating homoeopathy and the homoeopathic materia medica, then hanging crepe on it, we should get somewhere.
DR. COLEMAN: There is one erroneous statement that has come before the public of late, in the last few years, that cancer is on the increase. That, like the acid theory, has been exploded. That is not true. Cancer is not on the increase. It is simply the statistics, and in the days gone by, before diagnosis of internal cancer could be made by the X-ray examination, the superficial cancers that could be diagnosed physically were the only cancers that were counted.
Now these superficial cancers are not on the increase, no more today than they were twenty-five, or thirty, or forty, or fifty years ago, but the seeming increase of cancer is due to the fact that the gastro intestinal cases of cancer that were not capable of being diagnosed fifty years ago are diagnosed today by the aid of the X-ray, and they have been added to the present cases that can be diagnosed by a physical examination, and they have made a seemingly larger incidence of cancer, whereas actually no more cancer cases today than there were fifty years ago; in other words, cancer is not on the increase and it doesnt have to be on the increase to be a very malignant condition to treat and very dangerous to the life of the community.
