Re: OT - Possibly some good news

On Tue, 4 Jul 2017 08:45:09 -0700 Marc Perkel wrote: > However ... > > I have no hard information and I don't actually know what happened but > something extraordinary occurred and it is so easy to want to declare > victory, but the easiest person to fool is myself

Re: OT - Possibly some good news

On 6 Jul 2017, Marc Perkel outgrape: > Hi Ted, > > You know what's interesting is that the adaptive immune system seems > to work a lot like a spam filter or an antivirus program. Heh, only if your spamfilters and/or antivirus programs intentionally launch computer viruses at themselves to

Re: OT - Possibly some good news

Hi Ted, You know what's interesting is that the adaptive immune system seems to work a lot like a spam filter or an antivirus program. Technically what I did was a database update to my immune system to reclassify my cancer as enemy. And the code to kill the cancer is in the cancer. On

Re: OT - Possibly some good news

Hi Marc, There are drugs that will stimulate the production of white blood cells at a tremendous rate, I was on one of these back in '94 when I was dealing with my cancer. It's well known in oncology that everyone always has a few cancer cells bouncing around in their bodies all the time, but

Re: OT - Possibly some good news

On Tuesday, July 4, 2017, 8:45:09 AM, Marc Perkel wrote: [...] > On Monday June 19 I got an infusion of ipilimumab which is an > immunotherapy drug. 2 days later I got a series of 3 radiation > treatments (21st thru 23rd). Dosage, 3 fractions of 9gy xrays from > Varian Trilogy set at 9MV. These

Re: OT - Possibly some good news

That is awesome! Happy 4th. $body =~ /cancer//ig; Regards, KAM

OT - Possibly some good news

I know this is off topic, but it is looking like I might not die from cancer after all. At some point I'll write something up about how the immune system is like a spam filter. But today - I think I might have cured my incurable cancer. As you all know from my previous announcements that I