no profit for Big Pharma in this simple cancer cure

In January 2007, a team of scientists at the University of Alberta published a paper in the scientific journal, Cancer Cell, describing the discovery that a simple, cheap molecule, DCA, worked to reactivate the apoptosis mechanism of cancer cells, causing rapid shrinkage of tumors in rats. Mitochondrial reactivation represents an entirely new approach to treating cancer.

Please note that DCA is not active against all cancers. An excellent analysis by “Willis”, which is supported by the limited feedback we are getting, indicates that sarcomas, for example, are not controlled by DCA. (Note. sarcoma patients, read this).(head and neck squamous cell patients, click here.) However, many cancers are definitely responding to DCA. Non small cell lung cancer patients, even in Stage 4 are showing good responses. We are seeing lymphatic, bladder and other cancers responding very well to DCA. And recently we are hearing that small cell lung cancers sometimes respond well to DCA. [source DCA SITE]