Breast Cancer
Assorted Experiences with Breast Cancer
Female patient (46); on Dd-water from 07-12-1993
(Hospital Uzsoki Street, Budapest)
After the diagnosis of breast cancer in 1988, the first bone metastasis was verified in September 1992. Until the patient started drinking Dd-water, examinations verified progression, and her pain and disability increased. Following the administration of Dd-water, her pain subsided within 1–1.5 months, and bone scintigraphy carried out two months later could not verify several small metastases that had earlier been present. The patient consumed Dd-water until January 1994 and noted an improvement in the quality of life. She then suspended the consumption of Dd-water. After four months she experienced significant deterioration, and her pains reappeared. Bone scintigraphy, performed in September 1994, verified moderate progression. After this the patient decided to resume the cure. Bone scintigraphy in October 1995 could not reveal further metastases. Despite the aboves, there was a slow progression, while in the first three years of consuming Dd-water her quality of life did not change significantly. In December 1996, due to metastases, she suffered a pathological fracture in her upper arm, and her thighbones were surgically reinforced. The upper arm bone knitted, in the summer of 1997 the patient regained 10 kg of the lost bodyweight and her pains were controllable with drugs. During the first four years of treatment, no metastasis occurred in the soft tissues. CT scanning in October 1997 revealed brain metastasis. The patient died five and a half years after the appearance of the bone metastasis; she had been consuming Dd-water for four and a half years.
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Female patient (39); on Dd-water from 08-23-1993
(Hospital Jósa András, Nyíregyháza)
Following breast (right side) surgery in October 1991, the patient underwent combined chemo- and radiotherapy. In July 1993, block-dissection of lymph nodes was performed on her right armpit. She had been consuming Dd-water between August and November 1993. In the fall of 1994 she complained about double vision and in December 1994 a CT scan verified solitary brain metastasis in the temporal region. The patient underwent brain irradiation and started consuming Dd-water in December 1994, She had been consuming Dd-water irregularly, not in the recommended quantities. In the spring of 1995, mediastinary and pulmonary metastasis was also verified. The illness had spread to the left breast as well. The patient resumed the consumption of Dd-water between March and September 1995, and then in October 1996. In January 1996 remarkable regression was detected both in the brain and the chest. The patient’s status reflected stagnation, progression and improvement alike in the following years. She died 54 months after the diagnosis of the brain metastasis, despite of the fact, that the disease later on spread to the opposite side and into the chest.
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Female patient (72); on Dd-water from 03-11-1994
(Hospital Uzsoki Street, Budapest)
The patient underwent breast surgery (right side) in 1985 that was followed by irradiation, chemo- and hormone therapy. Despite the intense therapy applied, at the end of 1993, examinations verified metastases in the brain, liver, and bones. The patient consumed Dd-water from the above date until her death in May 1996. Although the predicted life expectancy was 2–3 months, she lived for 26 months in a stable and fairly good general condition.
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Female patient (39); on Dd-water from 09-03-1994
(RegionalHospital Berettyóújfalu)
The patient underwent surgery first in 1986, when a walnut-sized tumor, which had been present for a year, was removed. Her first relapsed breast tumor appeared in 1987. Bone metastasis was suspected in September 1993 and then diagnosed in April 1994. The illness progressed despite the intense conventional treatment administered. When DDW consumption was initiated, numerous bone metastases were present.At that time the patient also suffered from secondary anemia. Her severe and chronic pain had to be controlled by the administration of morphine. Some weeks after the start of the Dd-water cure she no longer needed painkillers. In November1994 regression in the lung metastasis was detected by chest X-ray. Bone scintigraphy in March 1995 also showed signs of regression. In January 1996 an examination stated full regression in the lung and further regression in the bones. Subdermal metastases on the head showed progression from November 1996. By January 1997, the lungs were clear and the patient reported no pain. She drank Dd-water until the spring of 1998 and after a half-year interval, in November 1998 she resumed the consumption of Dd-water. Subsequent bone scintigraphy described small metastases at a few points only. The patient was pain-free for five years, she enjoyed a good quality of life, and was fully active. In May 1999 the patient stopped drinking DDW. A check-up examination in November 1999 proved negative status. The patient was symptom-free until February 2001, when she experienced pain and started drinking DDW again. The progression of the disease was rapid at that time and the patient died in March 2001, eight years after the numerous, widespread distant metastases had been proved.
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Female patient (56); on Dd-water from 01-10-1995
(SemmelweisUniversity, Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Oncotherapy, Budapest)
In August 1990 the patient underwent breast surgery and the histological examination verified invasive breast carcinoma. After the surgery the patient was given radiotherapy. In 1992, metastasis appeared in her left breast, too. Prior to the start of the cure with Dd-water, examinations verified metastases in the ribs, in numerous lumbar vertebrae and in the hip causing severe back pain. Three months after the start of the Dd-water cure, her complaints eased, and her general condition improved. Blood counts of June 1995 showed considerably better results and no purulence appeared in the urine. By October the condition of the patient showed further improvement and she gained weight. An influenza virus infection in February 1996 retarded the previous improvement for a long time. In August, examinations confirmed a metastasis in the brain. As a result of Dd-water consumption and conventional treatment, improvement and progression was detected alternately until June 1997, when the patient died. To sum up, there was a marked improvement in the patient’s state when she started drinking. She reached a 30 months survival after the appearance of the widespread bone metastases and 10 months survival after the diagnosis of the brain metastasis.
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Female patient (42); on Dd-water from 05-18-1995
(National Institute of Oncology, Budapest)
Following breast surgery in April 1993, the patient underwent radiotherapy. In March 1995 developed a local, relapsed tumor as well as bone metastases in the vertebrae and the sternum. The patient was given chemotherapy followed by radiotherapy. Simultaneously she started consuming Dd-water. Bone scintigraphy performed in December 1995 showed no progression. The pains eased and the general state of the patient showed remarkable improvement. Throughout 1996 good general health was observed. In January 1997 pulmonary oedema developed, but apart from occasional pain in the patient’s sacrum, she enjoyed a good quality of life. An X-ray scan performed in October 1997 reinforced suspicion of a lung process, In January 1998 the patient began to cough and at that time examinations were able to verify the metastasis in the lung. The patient underwent combined cytostatic treatment and she was also continuing the consumption of Dd-water, which resulted in stagnation of the lung metastasis despite of the advanced stage of the disease. The patient reached 50 months survival after the diagnosis of the relapse.
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Female patient (48); on Dd-water from 08-28-1995
(National Institute of Oncology, Budapest)
Because of invasive lobular carcinoma, sectorial excision was performed on the left breast with block dissection of the lymph nodes in the armpit in the summer of 1986. After the surgery the patient underwent radiotherapy but she would not agree to the adjuvant chemotherapy. In 1990 relapsed alterations were removed from the left breast, followed by radiotherapy. In August 1995, an extensive, inoperable relapsed tumor developed, which infiltrated the whole residuum of the breast and which was fixed to the chest wall. The patient was scheduled to combined cytostatic treatment. The Dd-water cure was initiated in August 1995. Subsequently a regression of more than 50 percent was detected. After chemotherapy had been completed, a further regression was observed. The patient had been drinking Dd-water since August 1995, was free of complaints and had returned to work.The patient drank Dd-water until February 2002 without any signs or symptoms of progression being detected. She was advised to interrupt Dd-water consumption for three months, but subsequently she did not restart DDW therapy. In June 2002 an alteration of 10 mm in diameter was detected in the lung by chest X-ray. At that time the patient resumed consumption of Dd-water and one and a half months later a CT scan of the chest was unable to detect any alterations. In May 2004, nine years after the development and diagnosis of her infiltrating, relapsing and bone-fixed breast cancer, the patient was given chemotherapy, there were no pathological changes in her complete blood count, and she was considered to be in good general health.
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Female patient (37); on Dd-water from 02-26-1996
(National Institute of Oncology, Budapest)
The patient’s breast tumor had first been operated on in 1993, which was followed by radiotherapy. When a bone scintigraphy in 1995 diagnosed metastasis; chemotherapy was scheduled and performed until October 1996. Because of the cytostatic treatment the patient consumed Dd-water irregularly between February and August 1996. She interrupted the cure several times, but she consumed Dd-water regularly after August 1996. Between August and October 1996, the patient gained 3 kg in weight, and required no walker. She was as active as ever and felt no pain. A check inspection in 1998 declared good health status and significant calcification was evident in the previously affected bones. The contracture in the hips loosened, and the patient was able to endure physical burden (swimming, mountain climbing). Enjoying an excellent quality of life, the patient stopped drinking Dd-water for two months from March 1999, but she subsequently experienced pain in her bones. The pain eased and disappeared when she resumed consumption of Dd-water. From January 2001 the patient drank Dd-water at irregular intervals and in lower quantities than advised. Six months later a brain metastasis was detected and removed, and this was followed by radio- and chemotherapy. By February 2002 the daily volume of Dd-water consumed had been increased, the patient was free of complaints again, she had no pain in her bones and she was able to drive a car. Severe pain in the ribs was experienced in October 2003. The patient was scheduled to chemotherapy and continued drinking of Dd-water. Remarkable improvement in her general condition was observed by April 2004, eight years after the appearance of the first bone metastasis.
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Female patient (48); on Dd-water from 11-19-1996
(Hospital Péterfy Sándor Street, Budapest)
The patient underwent right side breast ablation and block dissection of the lymph nodes in the right armpit in 1993. No affected lymph nodes or distant metastases were detected. The surgery was followed by radio- and chemotherapy. In August 1996 pleural and lung metastases were diagnosed and the patient was scheduled to cytostatic treatment. After 4 cycles of the chemotherapy had been completed, which resulted in no changes of the tumor size, the patient started consuming Dd-water. By January 1997, the size of the lung metastases considerably decreased and the patient gained weight. A CT scan in March 1997 detected remarkable regression in the lung. In August 1997 complete regression was reported, and the cytostatic treatment finished and was followed by hormone therapy. In the fall of 1997, the patient traveled abroad and conducted courses overseas. An X-ray examination in October showed further improvement, a residual tumor remained in the pleura only. Check inspection in February 1997 declared negative result. In July 1998, a progression of the metastases in the pleura was observed and the patient underwent again chemotherapy between August and November 1998. The cure with the Dd-water was continuously running.The Dd-water consumption and the chemotherapy resulted in negative status recorded in April, July, and December 1999. The patient gained weight and was able to perform excercises twice a week. In June 2000 metastasis in the pleura was diagnosed, which caused edema and fluctuations in blood pressure. Although the patient underwent chemotherapy of distinct regimens, slow and continuous progression was observed until March 2003, when the patient died. In summary the patient gained 53 months long survival after the development of the metastases in the chest.
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Female patient (54); on Dd-water from 03-18-1997
(Hospital Uzsoki Street, Budapest)
The patient first underwent breast surgery in 1983. The malignant process had already spread to the lymph nodes in the armpit. In 1992 a metastasis in the brain was diagnosed causing seizures. The brain metastasis was resected and subsequently chemo- and radiotherapy was given to the patient. In August 1996, metastases developed in the lungs. CT scan in March 1997 revealed metastasis in the liver and the adrenal gland as well. By August 1997, five months after the start of the Dd-water cure, the liver metastasis was stagnating. By October the illness showed regression, and in June 1998, complete tumor regression was detected. During the summer she expectorated considerable amounts of white jelly-like sputum, which is a characteristic phenomenon of DDW consumption in metastatic breast cancer patients whose metastases affect the lungs. In October 1998 both the liver and adrenal gland were shown to be tumor free. In April 1999 ultrasonography determined no pathological changes in the liver and the adrenal glands, CT scan proved negative status in the brain, and marked improvement was detected in the bones. Similar findings were reported in May 2001. In November 2001 progression was detected in the lungs and treated with chemotherapy. The patient consumed Dd-water on a fairly regular basis during 2002 and 2003, but in relation to her body weight (100 kg) she consumed low quantity daily. In January 2003 liver metastases developed, which were in regression by November, but over the next year developed new ones. In the summer of 2004, 12 years after the development of brain metastases the patient was still undergoing conventional treatment and consuming Dd-water.
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