The privileged anatomical position that is in contact with the outside allows a very easy perfusion of the neoplastic masses that are in the mouth and the tongue, on the palate and in the pharynx. The perfusions with sodium bicarbonate solutions are very concentrated and simply obtained with one-and-a-half teaspoons of the substance in a glass of water. The treatment, to be administered twice a day, goes on for 10 days. At the end of this period, the treatment is repeated once a day for another 10 days. After a week of rest and if some small residual neoplasia persists, the treatment is repeated.
In case of irritation, the administration of the bicarbonate can be alternated with one day of rest, and, in the presence of blood, by the administration of sodium chloride – that is, simple salt in water. If the epipharynx or nasal cavities are affected, it would be useful to prescribe inhalations and conjunctival instillations.
So far the therapy is easy. That, however, becomes more complex in a presence of a deeper neoplastic process, that is , when neoplasias gain grounds within the bodily structures. The impossibility to reach them from outside imposes an arteriographic treatment through the external carotid possibly associated with local infiltrations.
One of the tumours that are easiest to treat because of its easily reachable position through the mouth is that of the stomach. Patients I treated 20 years ago lived for a long time without mutilations. Some of them, among which a relative of mine, are still living. Administration and dosage: one teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate in one glass of water 30 minutes before breakfast and dinner for 15 days, then only in the morning for another 30 days, making sure that the patient assumes all the positions (prone, supine and lateral) so that contact with the salts is achieved with all the mucus of the organ. It may happen sometimes that the double daily administration may cause diarrhoea discharge; but suspending the evening administration should be able to solve the problem.
Generally after five to 10 days the blood in the feces disappears, digestion begins to normalise and the feeling of heaviness tends to regress with the result that the patient manages to gain weight. Everything is fairly simple, therefore, when the neoplasia – even of large dimensions – remains confined to the stomach wall and to some peripheral lymphonoids.
In the case when there is a visible spreading in the adjacent structures – especially in the ligaments – stomach cancer, as it is impossible to reach completely, becomes extremely difficult to uproot. The colonies, in fact, are not touched by the bicarbonate administered in the stomach and work as a receptacle for a more marked proliferation where they cannot be attacked.
They become the reference position of all the others, sustained in the fight for survival by those elements of biochemical solidarity that are at the basis of the formation and of the progression of the masses.
To better understand this concept, one can imagine a great spider web formed by voluminous aggregates in the corners, and elements of linear connection that join them and that work as communications means between the cells.
When an element, an aggregation or a great part of the structure is attacked, the alarm signals move form the more exposed colonies to those which remain outside of the field of any toxic substance so that their defence reactions can be activated and increased without limitation.
Furthermore, through the porous cellular network, a displacement of nuclear elements from each cell towards a non-endangered location takes place, with the result that a greater concentration of noble reproductive structures can work undisturbed, even having the time to perform genetic changes in function of the noxious agent.
It is in this way that all forms of resistance to drugs and to other compounds (including bicarbonate) is developed, even though when it come to the latter the adaptation is to be conceived in terms of resistance to the low dosage used in the therapy.
The biological reactive network therefore explains the phenomena of communication and defence between the aggregates, cells and spores that are even quite distant from each other. It also explains the mechanism of the metastases, which are nothing but new fungin masses that have colonised an organ after departing and being fed by the mother colony.
Assuming, however, that the spider web is widespread and that it touches many organs, one can ask why metastases are produced gradually, first in one organ and then in another, and so on. The explanation consists in the fact that, as long as a tissue has integrity and tone – that is, it is reactive – no fungin rooting is possible. When it weakens, for the most various causes and for the progression of the disease, beyond a certain limit it becomes more attackable and thus it can be colonised. This is the reason why the main causes of metastasis are often the official therapies, as they produce such tissual suffering as to render those tissues defenceless to the fungi.
Going back to the stomach cancer, the points that are less accessible for the therapy with bicarbonate are the ligaments, starting points for the defence and the regeneration of the colonies. If, besides the ligaments there is also an involvement of other organs, especially the liver, it all becomes even more difficult.
It is therefore appropriate to treat the stomach tumour as soon as possible and with the greatest possible intensity in order to uproot it completely and once and for all before it is able to get itself “organised”. The positioning of a catheter in perigastric location and an arterial one in the celiac tripod through which it is possible to administer the bicarbonate directly on the fungin masses can allow the regression of the disease even in complex cases.
