ONCOBIOLOGY : EXPERIMENTAL SCHEMES ONCOBIOLOGY : OSTEOPOROSIS ONCOBIOLOGY : AIDS & CANCER

This study is meant below (downstream) the affection, when it is set and until its ending, but also above (upstream) it in an attempt to find all the preparing factors and those which have been part of the disease's genesis. Whether these factors have an intrinsic or extrinsic origin, both most of the time, they converge in throwing the organism off balance to the nucleocellular breaking point marking the tumoral start.

This study also considers in their present state and in an evolutive way all the physiological elements maintening the acquired balance.

Intrinsic factors :

They represent at all times the functional expression directly resulting from all the organism building elements (from genes to constituted organs, from their activities to their management), within themselves, between them or facing the extrinsic factors.

Extrinsic factors :

They dismiss no elements from each person's relational life, within or facing his circle, his architectural and climatic environment, in his private or socio-professional life, within his body reaction to all the traumas and soft or painful stresses.

Maintenance of physiological elements :

They hold a fundamental importance for the present and future evaluation because from their inventory will come out valuable informations such as the precise and evolutive relationship between the host and his disease, the timing of the therapies to be applied with their emergency order, the prognosis to be viewed at all terms. They represent the visible side of the organism fighting in reaction against itself, against its disease, against its external agressors.

They comprehend all the management and service elements afferent to this reactive set, whether their are within the sick organ or in the metabolically related organs, by themselves or through each agent necessary to all these functions good working order, such as enzymes, vitamins and other trace elements.

Remedies :

They mean all therapeutic acts gathered in order to support the organism for its own safeguard facing itself, facing its disease an even often facing the specific etiology therapeutic act that favours the disease's eradication.
They are compelled to be compensatory, aiming to restore the organism's minimal basic reserves essential to its ability to adapt to each situation it will face during its evolution.
They will be functionnally etiological in order to attempt to restore a non-isopathogenic order.

Main compensatory remedies :

Set of nutriments qualitatively and quantitatively adapted not only to the temporary needs of the organ, of the organism in their punctual fight and in their personal and relational balances permanent upholding, but also in evicting the elements liable to support, extend or enhance the pathogenic agent.
They can be divided into constitution nutriments, including major organic constituents such as carbohydrates, lipids and proteins, essential to the organism's fundamental needs, either punctual facing the disease and its evolutives modes or lasting to maintain or restore the adaptation, and into nutriments bringing the elements that the organism cannot usually synthetize (enzymes, vitamins, trace elements).
They finally mean a set of nutriments necessary to the optimal action of the etiological remedies either specific or "inductive" said of "terrain", i.e. all therapeutic agents that, at each evolution step, prepare, clean and restructure the organs essential to their activity and those suffering from their consequences.
According to each case, they will be brought under various galenic forms, including food.

Vitamins and cancers :

A certain number of vitamins hold a solid and fiercely fought reputation of an anti-oncogenic power Their choice appears to have generally been made on the only criterium of their well known participation to regulating, restoring and saferguarding some tissular structures. This simple selective mode shows offhand its limits and the controversy's nature, and constitutes a stern warning regarding the strictness of their use.

Even if their efficiency, in a standardized preventive use, does not appear questionable, they cannot be a life insurance. This general prevention part may find, with certain reasons for being and some chances of efficiency, a community of use at the setting of the confirmed remission stages. On the other hand their use during a mitotic activity period demands a great adaptative accuracy in order to have a good chance of acting. Actually, a dose misadjusted to the particular case will have for minimal risk to fulfill the basic needs increase partly or fully, without guaranteeing an optimal maintenance, the only one capable of protection, but with a not inconsiderable risk of potentializing a polymitotic cellular activity.

It will avoid to substitute an agression for another by respecting the posologies which, without lessening the medicinal plants action, allow to avoid as much as possible all side effect symptoms.
The model proposed here, without foreseeing the particular treatment established after a suited clinical examination, rests on the oncogenetic state's specific activity.

Example of a general catalytic complementation prescription :

1) Na Ascorbate  4 g for one bag n°qs
1 bag at breakfast.

2) Beta caroten  0,1 g for one capsule n°qs
1 capsule .

3) Ephynal 100 qs
Sélénion qs
2 tablets of each to be chewed at the three meals.

4) Granions d'Or (gold salts) qs
Granions d'Argent (silver salts) qs
2 phials of each, morning and evening.

5) Phosmahématoporphyrine qs
2 phials every morning.

6) Magnogène qs
4 tablets morning and evening.

Function :

• increases the synthesis of corticosteroids, collagen, tyrosine, haem, cytochrome P450
  
• potentializes vitamin A
  
• increases resistance to bacterial and viral infections

Advantages :

• assimilated better than vitamin C
  
• does not chelates copper

Disadvantages :

• laxative effect (not persistent)
  
• sodium content

Frequency :

• once daily during a normal remission period
  
• twice daily at the same dose in front of each marked and sustained extrinsic agression
  
• twice daily at double dose during the disease's evolutive episodes or during heavy treatments

Sources :

• rose hip
  
• spinach
  
• Brussel sprout and cabbages
  
• citrus fruits
  
• tomato
  
• peas and beans
  
• potatoe
  
• liver and kidney
  
• carrot
  
• peach
  
• cow's milk

Function :

• regulates the epithelium integrity
  
• inhibates keratinisation
  
• exerts an anti-oestrogenic action
  
• exerts a TSH holding action
  
• induces some enzymatic actions (specially cytochrom P450)
  
• increases the resistance to some infections
  
• increases the synthesis of corticosterone, cholesterol and some sexual hormones
  
• participates to the many pigments activity, mainly visual purple

Advantages :

• anti-carcinogenic action .
  
• anti-oestrogenic action
  
• unlike vitamine A does not increase cholesterolemia

Disadvantages :

• cofactor of the growth factors regulation

Frequency :

• twice daily during a normal remission period
  
• twice daily at double dose in front of each marked and sustained extrinsic agression
  
• three times daily at double dose at the end of the disease's evolutive episodes or of heavy treatments
  
• to be refrained during post tumorectomia active healing phases

Sources :

• fish livers oils (whiting, cod, halibut, shark, tuna)
  
• mammals liver (white bear)
  
• butter, milk, cheese
  
• eggs
  
• vegetables (carrot, spinach, cabbage)
  
• fruit pigments (rosehip, paprika, marrow, apricot, orange)
  
• animals (kidneys, liver, spleen, milk, butter, full fat cheese)

Function :

• participates to some intracellular membranes stability, in particular erythrocytary, vascular and seminiferous
  
• fights oxydation of cells and of many fat-soluble metabolites
  
• fights peroxydation
  
• increases heme and hemic proteins synthesis (haemoglobin, cytochrom)
  
• induces some enzymatic actions

Advantages :

• cellular anti-oxydant
  
• anti-oxydant of vitamin A, carotens, polyunsatured fatty acids and some hormones.
  
• antidystrophic

Disadvantages :

• participates to growth factors regulation

Frequency :

• three times daily at double dose at the end of the disease's evolutive episodes of heavy treatments, particularly during all post-anaemic phases and post-tumorectomia active healing
  
• dose adapted to vitamin A dosage

Sources :

• wheat germ oil
  
• soy oil
  
• peanut oil
  
• cereal germs
  
• olive oil
  
• cabbage
  
• pigs fat
  
• butter
  
• veal liver
  
• ckicken egg
  
• woman's milk
  
• banana
  
• beef muscle
  
• various lettuces
  
• cow's milk

Function :

• furthers phagocytosis, immunity
  
• protects cellular structures, liver, blood vessels, muscles, skin.
  
• potentializes vitamin E
  
• antagonizes heavy metals

Advantages :

• cellular anti-oxydant

Disadvantages :

• participates to growth factors regulation

Frequency :

• along with vitamin E

Sources :

• mainly from medicinal products

Functions :

• furthers phagocytosis, immunity
  
• increases corticosteroïds secretion
  
• participates to the protection of blood vessels cellular structures.

Advantages :

• general stimulant, de-tiring, reduces the tendency to depression.
  
• slows down growth factors

Disadvantages :

• none at usual doses

Frequency :

• twice daily during a normal remission period
  
• twice daily at the same dose during each degenerative disease's acute period

Sources :

• mainly from medicinal products

Functions :

• furthers oxydation reactions, enolases activation
  
• increases resistance to infections

Advantages :

• stops copper's bioactivating effect

Disadvantages :

• fights selenium in some membrane structures
  
• participates to growth factors regulation

Frequency :

• twice daily during a normal remission period
  
• twice daily at the same dose during each degenerative disease's acute period

Sources :

• mainly from medicinal products

Functions :

• diminishes tiredness
  
• furthers hematopoiesis
  
• facilitates suprarenal activity
  
• exerts a slight antimitotic effect

Advantages :

• facilitates digestion
  
• helps post-chimiotherapy medullar restoring

Disadvantages :

• manganese content

Frequency :

• daily during a normal remission period
  
• three times daily at the same dose during each degenerative disease's acute period, after each chimiotherapy serial

Functions :

• participates to cellular breathing
  
• participates to many metabolic functions, amongst which Na pump
  
• participates directly to acetylcholin release
  
• increases defenses against infections
  
• regulates digestive functions

Advantages :

• its many actions make its prescription permanently necessary except in seldom cases.
  
• enhances the ergic action of gold and silver

Disadvantages :

• laxative effect (not persistent)
  
• direct competition against Ca

Frequency :

• twice daily during a normal remission period
  
• twice times daily at double dose in front of each marked and sustained extrinsic agression
  
• three times daily at the end of the disease's evolutive episodes or after heavy treatments

Sources :

• green leaf vegetables
  
• wholewheat
  
• milk

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