Dr. Jayant, referred to the mice experiment similar to the one I recounted in my original post. He reported that the experiment found identical findings as I wrote. THEIR FINDINGS was in the same vein as those of the Goan and international folklore. Dr. Jayant had a different reason (from mine) for the observation, as seen by the scientists.
There are about four different EXPLANATIONS (and that is all we can do) why PARTIAL surgical removal of a tumor may have a deleterious effect on the toti-potent cancer cells. For those with a sense of humor, that is toti-potent cells and not foti-potent cells.:=)) To make the point AGAIN, we read what we know. The grandmothers' folklore and the animal experiment referred to PARTIAL tumor removal in the LATE stages of cancer - metastatic cancer. What some readers have done, including our expert Goan cancer surgeon (with due respect to him), is to extrapolate those findings in surgery to COMPLETELY remove the tumor for EARLY localized prostate and other early cancers. Most including our expert did this extrapolation because of oversight. Few did it to 'throw mud'. Regards, GL _______________________________________________ Goanet mailing list [email protected] http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-goanet.org
