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MRET WATER AND CHEMOTHERAPY

The goal of chemotherapy is to destroy tumours before causing significant irreversible damage in the host organism. The clinical observation was conducted at Cedars-Sinai  Comprehensive Cancer Centre on the condition of a patient undergoing chemotherapy treatment for naso-pharyngeal cancer. This patient had been taking activated water for the course of his chemotherapy and the regimen had affected the immune system in a very positive manner.
 

In standard cases of chemotherapeutic intervention, the white blood cells count (WBCC) usually decreases to two to three percent of a patient’s pre-chemotherapy level (more than a ninety percent reduction), but in this case the decrease was only to five to nine percent of the pre-chemotherapy level. MRET water ingestion prevented the decrease on the WBCC to the normal lower levels and caused the rebounding of the WBCC to the pre-chemotherapy levels in only two to three days. This return to pre-therapeutic levels normally requires about three to five weeks. (1) This phenomenon bears further investigation since one of the major health issues in America today is the decreased immune system function.  (2)

1 – Smirnov I V. Activated water. Electronic journal of Biotechnology.2003;(6)2:p.128-142

2- Stoff J. An Examination of immune Response Modulation in Humans by Antigen Infused Dialyzable Bovine Colostrum/Whey Extract using a Double Blind Study. Tuscon. Immune consultants. 2001.

Below is an extract from  the book Molecular Resonance Effect Technology: The Dynamic Effects on Human Physiology

By Dr. Howard Fisher, B.Sc., B.Ed., D.C & Dr. Igor Smirnov, M.S., Ph.D.  ISBN: 978-0-9780331-8-7