Cancer is a programming problem. Any mechanism that disrupts DNA function may increase risk of carcinogenesis. There was some debate about epigenetic effects causing cancer when I was an NCI Principal Investigator doing cancer research in the 1980s. That debate has now been resolved.

Frequencies can affect any cellular mechanism and I have frequencies for a least five different cellular processes that can be disrupted to help stop tumor growth. I’m always looking for new research on new mechanisms to develop new frequencies.

The Wikipedia has a definition of epigenetics: In biology today, epigenetics has two closely related meanings:

• The study of the processes involved in the unfolding development of an organism. This includes phenomena such as X chromosome inactivation in mammalian females, and gene silencing within an organism.
• The study of heritable changes in gene function that occur without a change in the sequence of nuclear DNA. This includes the study of how environmental factors affecting a parent can result in changes in the way genes are expressed in the offspring…

In both cases, the object of study includes how gene regulatory information that is not expressed in DNA sequences is transmitted from one generation (of cells or organisms) to the next – that is (harking back to the Greek prefix), ‘in addition to’ the genetic information encoded in the DNA.

In recent years, there has been rapid progress in understanding epigenetic mechanisms, which include differences in DNA methylation, as well as difference in chromatin structure. Another possibility involves the genomes of cytoplasmic elements (chloroplasts and mitochondria). Other mechanisms have also been proposed. See epigenetic inheritance for a more detailed discussion.

Cancer Epigenetics Enters the Mainstream

Genetics and genomics must share an ever-widening spotlight

By Mark Greener, The Scientist
Volume 19, Issue 12, Page 18, Jun. 20, 2005

The genetic model of cancer – the idea that key mutations lead to unchecked cellular proliferation – has guided cancer research for decades. Thousands of papers report sequence alterations that disrupt, delete, or overexpress genes, leading to oncogenesis. Then, in 1983, Bert Vogelstein and Andrew Feinberg at Johns Hopkins University reported widespread loss of DNA methylation at cytosine-guanine (CpG) dinucleotides in tumor samples. This was the first evidence that eigenetic changes, which are heritable but outside of the genome sequence, might spur cancer. Many remained skeptical, however, regarding the change as an epiphenomenon to primary genetic disruption.

Epigenetics remained the preserve of a few cognoscenti who, away from the spotlight, made steady progress. In the last decade or so, their results have moved to the fore and are helping to unravel the complexities of cancer pathogenesis, raising the prospect of improved diagnosis, more effective prevention, and enhanced treatments. “Epigenetics has entered the mainstream,” Feinberg says. Indeed, epigenetics increasingly shares the research and clinical spotlight with genomics. “Most cancers arise from the interplay of genetic and epigenetic elements,” adds Wolf Reik, from the Babraham Institute, Cambridge, UK. “You can’t study one aspect any more. You have to study both.”

Microscopic examination of ulta-pure acrylamide – SNF Floeger

Acrylamide is a carcinogenic compound that appears in the process of cooking foods. A good summary of current research in countries all over the world can be found in a presentation by Tom McDonald, M.P.H., Ph.D. of the EPA Office of Environmental Health Assessment in California.

A reasonable level of exposure to this carcinogen would be a level that keeps lifetime cancer risk under 1 in 10000. The average American consumes 100 times more than that level every day. This means that one in 100 Americas will get cancer from acrylamide and it might be you. It is particularly prevalent in most potato chips.

Recently, I have been doing a lot of work in identifying frequencies that cause resonance in heavy metals. Transmitting the exact frequency using the Advanced Biophoton Integrator generates warming affects in areas of the body with the contamination which cause the toxic substance to be excreted in the urine. I have done enough work with these frequencies for many heavy metals followed by actual lab tests to confirm excretion that I am reasonable confident of my technique as an actual research protocol.

Here is a small research experiment that I did this evening. It is being followed up by a NES practitioner who is detecting acrylamide in over 90% of his clients using NES technology. He requested the electromagnetic frequency for this substance.

1. Scanning a photographic image of acrylamide with the Cameron Aurameter indicated a frequency of 76677.5.

2. I scanned myself and found no detectable acrylamide.

3. After eating some potato chips from a local restaurant, I tested positive for 76677.5 in the stomach region.

4. I applied my typical protocol for toxic materials running an F160 driving an ABPA with the appropriate frequency for 30 minutes. The program used was:

dwell 1800
duty 66.6
converge 0 0
76677.5

5. When the program was done, I tested highly positive for acrylamide, but only in the bladder area.

6. After urination, I tested negative for acrylamide.

I am confident that lab scientists can duplicate this result and invite them to do so.

Parasites are as common as viruses and we are constantly infected by air, food, water, and contact with humans or animals. As noted in the attached article, once infected by a parasite it never goes away. It hides out like a ticking time bomb and we all have dozens of parasite infections.

Fortunately, through frequency research, any parasite infection can be completely eliminated. It requires exact frequencies for every stage of a parasite’s life cycle and the right hardware.

An NPR producer forwarded the parasite article below to me. Cat lovers might want to look into frequencies for their cats and themselves. In France and Germany, 80-90% of people are infected with toxoplasma gondii. In the U.K. 40-50% and U.S. 22.5%.

Toxoplasma gondii are not the only parasites that reprogram your brain. Athletes foot and jock itch parasites commonly go to the brain when treated topically. My experience is that they make you act stupid, probably the reason for the “jock effect.”

Next time your physician tells you to see a psychiatrist because you complain about things in your head, tell him to call the psychiatrists that funded this study at the Stanley Research Medical Institute of Maryland. And if your doc has an alley cat bedside manner ask him if he owns any cats.

Dangerrrr: cats could alter your personality
Jonathan Leake, Science Editor
The Sunday Times, 21 Sep 2003

THEY may look like lovable pets but Britain’s estimated 9m domestic cats are being blamed by scientists for infecting up to half the population with a parasite that can alter people’s personalities.

The startling figures emerge from studies into toxoplasma gondii, a parasite carried by almost all the country’s feline population. They show that half of Britain’s human population carry the parasite in their brains, and that infected people may undergo slow but crucial changes in their behaviour.

Infected men, suggests one new study, tend to become more aggressive, scruffy, antisocial and are less attractive. Women, on the other hand, appear to exhibit the “sex kitten” effect, becoming less trustworthy, more desirable, fun- loving and possibly more promiscuous.

Interestingly, for those who draw glib conclusions about national stereotypes, the number of people infected in France is much higher than in the UK.

The findings will not please cat lovers. The research — conducted at universities in Britain, the Czech Republic and America — was sponsored by the Stanley Research Medical Institute of Maryland, a leading centre for the study of mental illness. The institute has already published research showing that people infected with the toxoplasma parasite are at greater risk of developing schizophrenia and manic depression.

The study into more subtle changes in human personality is being carried out by Professor Jaroslav Flegr of Charles University in Prague. In one study he subjected more than 300 volunteers to personality profiling while also testing them for toxoplasma.

He found the women infected with toxoplasma spent more money on clothes and were consistently rated as more attractive. “We found they were more easy-going, more warm-hearted, had more friends and cared more about how they looked,” he said. “However, they were also less trustworthy and had more relationships with men.”

By contrast, the infected men appeared to suffer from the “alley cat” effect: becoming less well groomed undesirable loners who were more willing to fight. They were more likely to be suspicious and jealous. “They tended to dislike following rules,” Flegr said.

He also discovered that people infected with toxoplasma had delayed reaction times — and are at greater risk of being involved in car accidents. “Toxoplasma infection, could represent a serious and highly underestimated economic and public health problem,” he said.”

In Britain, concern over toxoplasma is growing among health experts — especially as the number of pet cats has grown to about 9m. Roland Salmon, an epidemiologist with the National Public Health Service for Wales, said: “The evidence is that cats are the main cause of infection.”

Toxoplasma moves in a natural cycle between rats and cats. Rats acquire it from contact with cat faeces and cats reacquire it from hunting infected rats. It has long been known that humans can become infected with the parasite through close contact with cats.

Pregnant women are advised to keep clear of the animals because the parasite can damage unborn babies. People with damaged immune systems, such as Aids victims, are also vulnerable.

Until now, however, the parasite has always been thought harmless to healthy people because their immune systems could suppress the infection. But this view seems certain to change, especially in the light of research at Oxford University.

Scientists there have found that when the parasite invades rats it somehow reprograms their brains, reversing their natural fear of cats. It is this same ability to destroy natural inhibitions that is thought to be at work in humans. Infected men, suggests one new study, tend to become more aggressive, scruffy, antisocial and are less attractive. Women, on the other hand, appear to exhibit the “sex kitten” effect, becoming less trustworthy, more desirable, fun- loving and possibly more promiscuous.

Doctors Manuel Berdoy and Joanne Webster at Oxford University are studying how toxoplasma alters rat behaviour and the chemical weapons it uses to subvert the brain.

Berdoy said: “The fact that a single-celled parasite can have such an effect on the mammalian or even human brain is amazing.”

One startling fact to emerge from research is the great differences in levels of infection. In France and Germany, for example, about 80%-90% of people are infected — nearly twice that in Britain or America.

“I am French and I have even wondered if there is an effect on national character,” Berdoy said.
Dr Dominique Soldati, a researcher at Imperial College in London, is studying ways of blocking toxoplasma from getting into cells. “Once you are infected you cannot get rid of this parasite and the numbers of them slowly grow over the years,” she said. “It’s not a nice thought!”

People are always asking me for diet recommendations. I usually tell them it doesn’t matter what you eat as long as you eliminate all packaged foods and go to Whole Foods or Wild Oats and buy organic. Your taste buds will guide you.

Actually, you can often do well at Cosco. I get a barbecued chicken (tests high on the Aurameter), a carton of organic greens, and a whole fresh pineapple for about $10 and can eat for almost a week on it. I get some whole fresh olives in olive oil, chop them in quarters, and put them on the greens. You don’t need salad dressing with this. Add a little dried fruit and fresh nuts (also from Cosco) for variety. Goes well with a glass of fine red wine.

The combination of this, a few frequencies, and a little exercise can drive your high cholesterol level down to 150 and keep it there.

So here is a great short video on the organic revolution. Dick Loyd has posted the latest takeoff on Star Wars on his web site. It is quite amusing and worth a look. Check out Store Wars.

New F165 Frequency Generator-shipping real soon now

For frequency transmission, my preferred device is the F160 Frequency Generator which is soon to be replaced with the F165. The quality of the signal, the flexibility of the device, and the programming language are superior.

The programming language is useful because it communicates exactly what signals and timing the hardware is transmitting. From an F160 program, you can derive a program for any other device. Many people ask me about the meaning of the terms in the programming language. This is thoroughly documented in Atelier Robin’s excellent documentation which you can access by clicking here!

For example, here is a sample of the documentation on what dwell means:

dwell s

Sets the default dwell value. The dwell is the length of time the requested frequency will be generated. The dwell value specified will be applied to any subsequent frequency in the program file up to the next dwell or cdwell instruction.

Argument units: s in seconds
Range: s: 0.0 to 20000000.0

Examples:

dwell 120 # Run for 2 minutes
dwell 0.5 # Run for half a second
dwell .75 # Run for 3/4 second

The F165 square wave frequency generator will be released in real soon, maybe in June, but don’t count on it. It replaces the F160 the top of the line generator at Atelier Robin. It is a completely new design with many advanced features, the main one being that is a stand alone generator. It does not need a PC or Palm Pilot to run, edit and store frequency files. It is also possible to connect the F165 to a computer via a USB port and control it with the F100 3.0 software for MS-Windows in the same way the F150/155 operate from a PC. Program files written for the current F150/155/160 are compatible with the new F165.

I am upgrading my lab at this time to eight Advanced Biophoton Analyzers that will each be driven by an F165 device along with some proprietary hardware that substancially increases the output of the systems and enables precise targeting of tissue types. The F165 has three frequency channels instead of two like the F160. This will allow me to generate increasingly complex programs that will initially run the primary frequency as a carrier wave modulated by two difference scalar octaves. As I have often said, the pathogens can run, but they can’t hide from this technology. Pretty soon, they won’t even be able to run.

I’ve spent over 30 years hacking computer systems, starting in the Stanford University Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in 1970. Since the turn of the century I have been hacking the human biosystem with the same kind of computing hardware and software. This summer for beach reading I’m going to go back and reread Dr. John Lilly’s classic, Programming and Metaprogramming the Human Biocomputer. Lilly would be quite amazed at what is possible today.

An email about my recent post on physician cognitive dissonance mentioned the case of the doctor that was hounded out of the profession by his colleagues for mentioning that failure to wash hands before delivery of babies was killing the mothers. The Scottish physician Alexander Gordon noticed that childbed fever was caused by an infectious agent passed by physicians in his 1795 publication, A Treatise on Epidemic Puerperal Fever of Aberdeen. It was later that obstetrician Ignac Semmelweis noticed doctors going directly from the autopsy room to the delivery room without washing hands in 1847. He blew the whistle and brought the wrath of the profession down upon his head.

Surgeon, scholar, best-selling author, Sherwin B. Nuland tells the strange story of Ignac Semmelweis with urgency and the insight gained from his own studies and clinical eperience. Semmelweis is remembered for the now-commonplace notion othat doctors must wash their hands before examining patients. In mid-nineteenth-centery Vienna, however, this was a subversive idea. With deaths from childbed fever exploding, Semmelweis discovered that doctors themselves were spreading the disease. While his simple reforms worked immediately–childbed fever in Vienna all but disappeared–they brought down upon Semmelweis the wrath of the establishment, and led to his tragic end.

This story is not over. There are at least 90,000 deaths every year in the U.S. from hospital induced infection and the number is increasing as microbes become more resistant to antibiotics. Recent studies show only about half of physicians and nurses wash hands between patients. Some hospitals encourage their patients to ask physicians and nurses if hands have been washed before they allow the clinicial to touch them.

Dr. Earl Mindell

The Himilayan Goji berry has long been known to have extraordinary health and longevity effects. The problem is to find the right berry since there are at least 41 species of Goyi berry in Tibet alone and they all have different properties. There are dozens of products available and they are as variable as the wine in your local market.

I constantly test new products and supplements with my energy devices. The best I adopt into my daily practice. My favorites are the ones that improve athletic performance as I regularly run through hills of the Tufts University Campus wearing a SportBrain, a Polar Heart Monitor, and occassionally my Nike GPS system. Three things have improved performance this year:

1. LifeWave Energy Patches – See my blogs about this.

2. I’m finding that many global travelers like me have often picked up a sub-clinical tuberculosis infection. You’ll never notice it enough to see a physician about it. However, if you eliminate it with frequency devices it can improve your lung function by 100%. I now have a hard time getting my heart rate up above the aerobic level. It takes running up the multiple flights of stairs by the Tufts libary from the bottom to the top of the hill to get it to an anerobic state. My running heart rate has dropped by about 20 beats per minute on average.

3. Freelife Himilayan Goji Juice – a shot before and after a run really ramps up my energy level.

I’ve tried a number of Goji supplements but none have produced the Freelife effect. Vitamin guru Earl Mindell has done the research to get the right berry paired with the right manufacturing process.

Widely regarded as the world’s #1 nutritionist, Dr. Earl Mindell’s research has resulted in many important health discoveries.

• He was largely responsible for creating the “nutritional revolution” with the publication of the Vitamin Bible; the biggest-selling nutritional book ever.
• He was the first to introduce to the world the remarkable health benefits of soy, with his best-selling Soy Miracle book.
• He brought the power of MSM to mainstream America.
• He teamed up with FreeLife, lending his experience and expertise to the formulation of a carefully selected strain of Goji juice.

“As a pharmacist and nutritionist dedicated to helping others optimize their health and well-being, it is a dream come true to bring the miraculous goji to the world. I believe that Himalayan Goji ® Juice will have more powerful benefits on health, well-being, anti-aging than any other product I have seen in the last 40 years.” – Dr. Earl Mindell

Earl Mindell, R.Ph., M.H., Ph.D., is generally recognized as the Father of the Nutritional Revolution. He is the bestselling author of 48 books, including the Vitamin Bible for the 21st Century, which has sold more than 10 million copies in 54 countries. He appears on more than 300 radio and television programs each year, including Regis, Letterman, Oprah and many, many others. He received his Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from North Dakota State University and is currently a registered California pharmacist, a master herbalist, and a professor of nutrition.

Alternate cell-death program identified
Researchers find chemical inhibitor of nonapoptotic programmed cell-death process called ‘necroptosis’

Although research over the past decade has shown that apoptosis is likely not the only type of programmed cell death, little is known about what other mechanisms may look like. In this week’s online Nature Chemical Biology, Junying Yuan at Harvard University and her colleagues reveal such a pathway by identifying a chemical that blocks nonapoptotic programmed cell death, both in vitro and in a mouse model of ischemic brain injury.

The paper shows that the chemical, Nec-1, has no effect on apoptosis—only on this programmed necrosis-like death, which Yuan and her colleagues term “necroptosis.” The researchers also show that although necroptosis shows some characteristics of autophagy, this is a downstream consequence of necroptotic signaling, not an upstream effector of it.

“There have been many hints that there are ways to kill cells” other than the classical apoptotic pathway, Shai Shaham, of the Rockefeller University, told The Scientist. “The one thing that has been lacking so far has been a way to figure out what proteins are involved in these other pathways…”

What’s been missing, according to Yuan, is proof that a common pathway carries out nonapoptotic programmed cell death in the multiple types of cells in which it’s been observed. “So we asked the question: Can we find a chemical that inhibits all of those cell deaths?” Yuan told The Scientist.

Yuan and her colleagues screened a chemical library of about 15,000 compounds, looking for inhibitors of an alternate death pathway. When human cells were treated with tumor necrosis factor-?, a ligand for the Fas/TNFR family, along with a pan-caspase inhibitor, many cells died a necrosis-like death, as expected. They found one small molecule, however, that prevented these cells from dying.

The researchers tested this chemical, which they name necrostatin-1, or Nec-1, in many different types of cells and found that it inhibited TNF?-induced necrosis in all of them. This is the first direct evidence of a common, alternative form of programmed cell death, Yuan said.

The frequency of necrostatin-1 appears to be 44466.7 and this frequency should be used with caution.

I constantly see multiple pathogens interacting to debiliate a person with a weak immune system. There are thousands of different species and forms of parasites, viruses, mycoplasma, bacteria, and other organisms, each of which can produce a wide variety of symptoms. Many of these organisms cannot be effectively cultured in the lab and remain unidentified.

This provides an opportunity to systematically eliminate organisms with electronic frequencies while enhancing the immune system with the most effective supplement currently available, Transfer Factor. Detecting frequencies of organisms and eliminating them with these frequencies allows fine tuning of a targeted approach to deal with pleopmorphic forms of organisms, multiple strains of various organisms, and the wide variety of different pathogens whose interlocking behavior suppresses the immune system.

Without the frequency approach, the end result is that physicians group symptoms patterns into syndromes and label them with a disease state, without understanding or eliminating the underlying pathogens. Symptomatic treatement gives temporary relief while allowing the causative agents to replicate unimpeded.

This phenomena was described at the the 30th Anniversary of Lyme Disease Conference in Farmington, Connecticut, on 7 May 2005.

Reporting from the conference – Marjorie Tietjen
Common Cause Medical Research Foundation
[email protected]

Professor Garth Nicolson is President and Chief Scientific Officer for the Institute of Molecular Medicine (http://www.immed.org). A main interest of his is researching the role of chronic infections in many different chronic diseases such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Gulf War Illness, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis and autoimmune diseases.

One of the first things that Prof. Nicolson mentioned was that a large subset of Chronic fatigue patients actually have Lyme Disease. Nicolson feels that Chronic Lyme involves viruses, bacteria and fungus. He says that this chronic state evolves over time. The Lyme infection can weaken the system and allow for these additional microbes to accumulate. It is also possible that it could work the other way around. A collection of other microbes, besides Lyme, could weaken the immune system, which could then allow Lyme to become chronic.

Nicolson discussed co-morbid states, explaining that most patients with chronic illness are infected with more than one pathogen. Each disease causes its own problems and this could be the reason why so many signs and symptoms keep shifting. Some of the culprits he mentioned are: mycoplasma, chlamydia, rickettsia, brucella, borrelia, coxiela, EBV, HHV6, CMV, enterovirus, Hepatitis C and fungus.

Each patient has their own unique overlap of symptoms. Because of this they end up going to different specialists who hand them a specific disease label to match their set of symptoms. There are usually no definite tests, causes or cures for all the subsets; only symptomatic treatments are offered. In the meantime, these infections continue to weaken the body.

This recent study shows a huge effect at reduction of risk of prostate cancer. All men over 40 should be taking a high potency green tea supplement (maybe younger men as well). I’ve tested a lot of them and find one capsule a day in the morning of Life Extension Foundation Mega Green Tea Extract works best.

Green tea reduces prostate risk

21/04/2005 – Green tea is back in the news again after a new study showed that men at a high risk of contracting prostate cancer had their risk slashed after taking green tea catechins for a year.

The study – whose results were made public yesterday at the 96th Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research – found that after a year’s oral administration of green tea catechins (GTCs), only one man in a group of 32 at high risk for prostate cancer developed the disease, compared to nine out of 30 in a control.

“Numerous earlier studies, including ours, have demonstrated that green tea catechins, or pure EGCG (a major component of GTCs), inhibited cancer cell growth in laboratory models,” said Dr Saverio Bettuzzi, who led the Italian research team. “We wanted to conduct a clinical trial to find out whether catechins could prevent cancer in men. The answer clearly is yes.”

The researchers said that earlier studies demonstrated primarily that green tea catechins were safe for use in humans, while they have newly identified that EGCG targets prostate cancer cells specifically for death, without damaging the benign controls.

And added that they had identified Clusterin, the most important gene involved in apoptosis, or programmed cell death in the prostate, as a possible mediator of catechins action. “EGCG induced death in cancer cells, not normal cells, inducing Clusterin expression,” said Bettuzzi.