quote:
Trails closed at the end of July 2010.Fourteen weeks in, what had we learned?
Dr Yamamoto carefully selected his trials: he took only fit people with in the early stages of cancer, and claimed 95-100% success. He did not demonstrate success with tumour mass, ie he did not attempt to cure people with large tumours.
Our trials were quite different: most people are over 50, some over 70, with long term and advanced cancers, with significant tumour mass.
We appear to have had stunning results in 20 percent of cases. But GcMAF does not work for everyone. It seems people fall into three categories: high, moderate and non responders to GcMAF. Tumours can shrink in volume by 50% by the 8th shot; if so you are a high responder. But there are some advanced cases for moderate responders for whom GcMAF will not work on its own: it needs more help.
We are investigating whether our results were because of genetic make up of the different members of our trial group, some of whom react brilliantly, some moderately, some not at all. Any help here much appreciated.
We have probably proved GcMAF can work for people up to age 67, with terminal stage 4 cancer, and can completely destroy large tumour mass in people of certain genotypes. See "Patients on GcMAF" on the left.
We have no success with bedridden or inactive people. Those patients who are in excellent remission after 8 weeks all take exercise, at least a 40 minute brisk walk each day. It seems the immune system doesn't wake up without exercise.
We seem to have better results than the group on "Yamamoto" GcMAF made in Israel, but that may be because of the genetic make up of their group, not because of their GcMAF.
We have no success at all so far with aids; that again may be the genetic make up of our very small sample.
So we are now trying to find out how to make GcMAF work in serious cases for a wider group of people, and again, any help much appreciated.
If we stick our necks out, it appears:
1. GcMAF works for most people in the early stages of cancer, as shown by Dr. Yamamoto.
2. In people with genotypes similar to that found in Viking / Scandanavian / Saxon peoples, GcMAF, from whatever source, appears to work for most (not all) people with advanced, long term stage 4 cancers and will destroy large tumour mass, providing they take significant exercise. Outside that genotype success seemed to be under 10 percent.
And no, do not rely on that yet.
Many thanks to all who took part, and for the good friends we have made.