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Post Date : Monday August 13 2007

HP is a 72 year old female diagnosed in November 2003 with 5 cm. left breast tumor, stage 3, 95% ER+, 20% progesterone +. She underwent a left mastectomy and a sentinel node dissection. The pathology report was positive for malignancy and there was a tumor cell cluster around the sentinel node. Her surgeon and oncologist suggested repeating surgery with full lymph dissection plus chemotherapy. She refused further surgery and chemotherapy. In December 2003 HP started treatments at a clinic on which included: biweekly H2O2 in a 250 dextrose bag mixed with Mg, Mn, hyaluronic acid (HA) 25 mg and B12 delivered intravenously (IV). This was followed by homeopathic treatment with Traumeel, Lymphomyosot (lymphatic formula) and Engystol (antiviral) in IV immediately afterwards. HP also received twice weekly Poly-MVA IV infusion which was run through a filter and mixed with CoQ10 (homeopathic) and100 mg of saline and HA 25 mg after receiving the other two IVs. She took the Poly-MVA 4 tsp twice daily orally on the days she did not receive it IV. On a different day during the week she would receive 50 grams of IV vitamin C in sterile water with HA 100 mg once per week. WK would separate the oral Poly-MVA from the IV vitamin C by at least 6 hours. She continued this protocol for approximately 2 years. After two years of intensive treatment the protocol was reduced to once per week for several months, then one to two times each month as maintenance. Her health is excellent and she is cancer free. She sees her oncologist approximately every 6 months to repeat the tumor markers and whole body thermography. She refuses any conventional imaging data such as a PET or CT scan. Her tumor markers and thermography continue to be normal as does her physical exam. Her Karnofsky Score (quality of life) is 100%.

Case study written by Dr. Shari Lieberman as a part of the Poly-MVA Best Case Series.

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