The Continuing Legacy of Wayne Martin and Compatriots

Speaking further of inorganic metals or metallic compounds, in a letter on page 111 of the June 2002 issue of the Townsend Letter for Doctors Patients, frequent contributor Wayne Marlin first mentions how iron-deficient anemia develops in patients with a bacterial infection hence, iron suppl ents can be viewed presumably as advisable. He then reports on work by Professor Harold Foster of the University of Victoria, Canada, about selenium being antiviral, which was earlier 

Clinic Treatment Strategy, and does not include Mexican or U.S. clinics. (Goldberg, or the Goldberg Group, has published Alternative Medicine The Definitive Guide and An Alternative Medicine Definitive Guide to Cancer.) 

In the August/September 2006 issue of me Townsend Letter for Doctors Patients, on me very last page, Melvyn R. Werbach, MD., writes about me Cancer Prevention Diet. The results of animal studies suggest mat me single most powerful and consistent dietary influence on carcinogenesis is simply energy restriction. In omer words, eat less. 

Subsequent issues of me Townsend Letter for Doctors Patients in me former time frame were also informative, for example, in me February/March 2002 issue holistic cancer merapist W. Douglas Brodie, MD., is profiled by Morton Walker in his regular column. Brodie has indicated mat me most common cancer personality trait is worrying for omers.  

The article also describes what is called insulin-potentiated hypoglycemic mer-apy, or IPHT, as used by Dr. Brodie. In mis regard it can be mentioned mat insulintaking diabetics are at potential risk for cancer, in mat an imbalance between insulin and its metabolic opposite, glucagon, may be conducive to a cancerous condition, as mentioned on pages 332 and 385 in Hoffman (1999). That is to say, me inhibition of insulin may inhibit cancer, whereas an excess may be carcinogenic. 

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