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Author : Ferrell Vance
Title : The Gerson therapy for those dying of cancer
Year : 1999

Link download : Ferrell_Vance_-_The_Gerson_therapy_for_those_dying_of_cancer.zip

The Physiology of Coffee. Just what does coffee do in the human body? It is a remarkable fact that, according to the manner in which it is taken, it has two entirely different effects. If a diluted mixture of coffee is taken in an enema, it opens up the bile ducts so toxic substances can be emptied out of the liver. For about 54 years, Dr. Max Gerson used coffee enemas to do this—and found no other side effects. Instead, he found that diluted coffee enemas would save lives, when nothing else would. “Where do we begin? The most important first step is the detoxification. So let us go into that. First we gave some different enemas. I found out that the best enema is the coffee enema as it was first used by Prof. O.A. Meyer in Goettingen. This idea occurred to him when, together with Prof. Heubner, he gave caffeine solution into the rectum of animals. He observed that the bile ducts were opened and more bile could flow . . “These patients who absorb the big tumor masses from the tumor into the blood strea... are awakened with an alarm clock every night because they are otherwise poisoned by the absorption of these masses. If I give them only one or two or three enemas, they die of poisoning. I did not have the right as a physician to cause the body to absorb all the cancer masses and then not to detoxify enough. With two or three enemas they were not detoxified enough! They went into a coma hepaticum (liver coma). “Autopsies showed that the liver was poisoned. I learned from these disasters that you can’t give these patients too much detoxification . . When I didn’t give these patients the night enemas, they were drowsy and almost semi-conscious in the morning. The nurses confirmed this and told me that it takes a couple of enemas till they are free of this toxic state again. I cannot stress the detoxification enough. Even so with all these enemas, this was not enough! I had to also give them castor oil by mouth and by enema every other day, at least for the first week or so. “After these two weeks you wouldn’t recognize these patients any more! They had arrived on a stretcher, and now they walked around! They had appetite. They gained weight and the tumors went down.”—Max Gerson, A Cancer Therapy, pp. 407- 408. In strong contrast, if a cup of coffee is swallowed, it has entirely different effects—and all of those effects are extremely negative: “A cup of coffee taken by mouth has an entirely different effect . . It heightens the reflex response, lowers the blood pressure, increases heart rate, perspiration, causes insomnia and heart palpitation.”— Max Gerson, A Cancer Therapy, p. 191. Checking a standard 1,450-page textbook (pp. 374-377 of Mosby’s Pharmacology in Nursing) which deals with the subject, the effects of drinking coffee or other caffeine products are well-known. “More frequent side effects include increased nervousness or jittery feelings and irritation of GI tract resulting in nausea. More frequent adverse reactions in neonates abdominal swelling or distension, vomiting, body tremors, tachycardia, jitters, or nervousness.”—Mosby’s Pharmacology in Nursing, p. 375. It is an intriguing fact that not one of these terrible side effects occurs when a coffee enema is given! Max Gerson said that “a cup of coffee taken by mouth has an entirely different effect.” That was his observation from about 1925, onward to his death in 1959. A diluted coffee enema has one, different, and powerful effect: the strong dilation of the bile ducts. This never occurs when coffee is drunk by mouth. It is clear that drinking coffee by mouth and taking a diluted mixture of it, temporarily into the lower bowel, have totally different effects. Why is this? Here are four reasons why: First, God made the stomach and small intestines to be the normal means of absorbing substances from the food. This includes carbohydrates, amino acids, fats, and other nutrients. Apparently, the lower bowel was not designed to absorb substances as well. It does not have the lacteals, found in the small intestine, which absorb nutrients into the blood stream. ...