The Doctor Who Cures Cancer

De: William Kelley Eidem

Narrado por: John Eastman

The controversial Emanuel Revici, M.D., made the bones grow back in cancer patients, and restored health to AIDS patients as well as drug addicts and alcoholics. His medicines lifted debilitating migraines in as little as three minutes. Revici's reward? He was attacked and ostracized by the best. JAMA published false reports about his work. The American Cancer Society blasted him time and again. Meanwhile, word of mouth brought new patients to see him for decades. The smears didn't work, so something more needed to be done. This is the true story of the greatest medical scientist who has ever lived. Find out what happened to Dr. Revici and find out how you can use the principles of his discoveries to reverse even advanced cancers and many other illnesses. The final chapter provides current contact information for the Revici Clinic.

©1996 William Kelley Eidem (P)2015 William Kelley Eidem

More to learn and more to come

I hope there's more investigation into Doctor Emmanuel. Really cool story with a lot of future implications

Eye opening

I highly recommend this book! This was an intriguing and eye opening read! Rarely does a scientific mind as great as Dr. Revici come along. Although my intelligence cannot compare to that of Dr. Revici, I intend to tackle his 1961 book to the best of my ability, so that I may learn the many breakthrough scientific discoveries he made.

Excellent Information

This man and his original thinking are well explained and I wish everyone would consider smart alternatives to the current mainstream cancer treatments. If more people would buck the system which does little to improve cancer outcomes (note Freakenomics statistical review of standard treatment) our health care would cost less. Using alternatives which work better and do not reward big pharma with approx 250-1 million ave per cancer patient might actually move us forward in the fight against cancer. There are better ways than chemo and radiation. This book outlines one way and I’m happy the clinic survives in New York. These doctors are the true heros!

WOW - an eye openner

Would you listen to The Doctor Who Cures Cancer again? Why?

We all understand money and ego are great drivers, but when you are talking $300 Billion that's serious motivation.

The book presents a very compelling story.

If the facts in this book are true it is an indictment on the governance of medical services and the big pharma and institutional medicine.

Any additional comments?

I work with hundreds of surgeons and many aspects outlined in this book ring true from a technical, commercial and human perspective. My concern is that I will be dead well before I see the egos bending to such a significant change.Thanks for the bus ride.

We need to know!

See a new perspective on how medical associations are more concerned about their financial gain, and about their ability to dictate what, and how you will receive medical care. Very interesting!