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Medicine of Hope,
part 8
MIGRAINES AND
CEPHALGIAS
(HEADACHES)
Migraine confirms a liver problem, of biliary
dyskinesia, just like hemorrhoids, varices, yellowish corneas,
cholesteatomas (small fatty tumors) on the eyelids, for example. These
diseases belong to the neurology specialty, but actually, they
are connected to circulatory problems and indirectly to the
liver, where the whole return venous circulation is routed.
[IPTQ Webhost Update 7/11/03: A biliary dyskinesia
patient has suggested that Dr. Paquette's ideas about this condition are
incorrect or out of date. She provided these links for more recent
information: 1,
2,
and
3. It appears that Dr. Paquette was using this term to refer
to a wider range of problems, "Bad elimination of bile", which IPT might
be able to address.]
Let us specify initially that migraine is a
disease and that the word cephalgia quite simply means headache. We
usually say, "I have a migraine" instead of "I have a
headache". I recently heard an advertisement message that there are
a million cases of migraine in Canada. I believe it is perhaps
exaggerated. One perhaps confused migraine and cephalgia. Are they
confirmed cases?
Migraine is characterized by a unilateral,
left or right cephalgia, usually preceded by a premonitory phase called
"aura" and it is very difficult to relieve. The presence of
these three characteristics is needed to confirm a migraine.
As for cephalgias, there are several
thousands of different forms, according to the localization, the
starting point and the orientation, the hour or the moment of
appearance, the feeling experienced, the concomitance and alternation
with other symptoms, etc. Neurologists get confused and homeopaths
make out with it.
Case # 10: GD
Laboratory technician, age 27, female
Diagnosis: constant and tenacious cephalgias
for the last 5 months, facial paralysis, and loss of
weight of 25 lb. (11.5 kg).
Patient referred to neurology by her
attending practitioner for alarming cephalgia. Sees five teams of
neurologists in Montreal who finally tell her that they cannot do
anything in her case and recommend a clinic in Switzerland, specialized
in cephalgia cases. Neither aspirin, codeine, morphine, nor the
interminable gamut of known analgesics with their side effects can
relieve it. The pain is always there, present day and night, above the
cranium, and the patient feels a constant pressure inside the cranium,
which feels as if it is going to burst. Above her left orbit and behind
the eyeball, the same pain becomes unbearable. A right facial paralysis
and a flabbiness of the musculature are also noted. Of all the known
panoply, no examination was neglected.
The patient has lost 25 lb. in five months.
Her state becomes alarming. She was referred to me by a serious and
conscientious general practitioner. When she arrives, she does not have
much faith. Five teams of neurologists removed her hope for a cure. For
me, it is a challenge to accept. I spend thirty hours to study the case,
to try to corner it, to seek the solution. And all of a sudden, like
a flash: "Come with me to my clinic in Haiti. Your cephalgias will
disappear".
Several different diagnoses had been
considered. I had considered after-effects of old traumas, migraine,
vascular cephalgia, intracranial tumor, neoplasia, neuralgia, ocular
troubles, contraceptive intolerance, remote infection, sinusitis and
several others. The most plausible diagnosis remained in my view a
cephalgia from hepatotoxicity (intoxication of the liver), because a
dermatologist had prescribed to her Terramycin (antibiotic toxic to the
liver) for two years for an infected dermatitis.
Less than 48 hours after the application of
the first treatment, without aspirin, codeine or morphine, the pain
decreases by 50%. And one week later, the day after the second
treatment, another 20 to 25% of improvement is added, bringing
back the appetite, the smile and the total regression of her facial
paralysis. The pain disappears completely thereafter.
On her return to Canada, the young lady
resumes her activities of laboratory technician in a hospital of the
Ottawa area. Her husband assures me, in 1993, that for the last
twelve years, she has never again suffered from it.
Case # 11: RM
Businessman, age 41
Diagnosis: chronic sinusitis, respiratory
allergies, and frontal cephalgias for the last
20 years.
Tests for allergies, unsuccessful series of
anti-allergic vaccines. Multiple consultations in ORL. The pains with
the frontal sinuses persist year in year out with periods of
exacerbation so strong that one day walking on the sidewalk he is
arrested by a policeman who believes he is drunk. His sister must
intervene saying: "Can’t you see that he is sick?"
One week after his single ICT treatment he
goes hunting. He had to abstain from it for several years. In 1995, 18
years later, he declares to me on the telephone not to have suffered
ever again from cephalgias since his ICT treatment.
Case # 12: RC
Director of the mortgage department for a financial institution
Diagnosis: stress cephalgias.
Patient suffering of cephalgias since
adolescence. At the time of consultation, each day for five years he has
suffered from cephalgias on the right, on the left, in helmet, but
usually bilateral, accompanied by dizzy spells, throbbing pains (which
follow the heartbeats) and by palpitations.
Referred to neurology by a general
practitioner, he passed an exhaustive series of tests in nuclear
medicine, which did not lead to any confirmed diagnosis. He decided to
give it all up and not to be treated. And actually, he had never been
treated. Doctors were satisfied to seek a diagnosis, to prove it
scientifically, and they forgot the patient. One neurologist spoke about
red migraine, the other of white migraine... .
He met me. I saw him in crisis. He accepted,
without great conviction, an ICT treatment. He stated to me in February
1995 that he has not suffered from cephalgias again for 18 years, he is
doing very well, and has not had an acute crisis as in the past. ICT
treated the patient and not the disease.
SKIN DISEASES
The skin
is the fifth emunctory organ of our body after the digestive tract,
liver, lung and kidney.
Skin diseases
for which we generally consult most often take a chronic form, putting
aside the acute cases of eruptive fever, abscesses, furuncles (boils),
pyoderma (skin infections), herpes (wild fires), prurigo (itch), scabies
(mange), urticaria, burns and chilblain (frostbite). Even among these
last ones, if there is recurrence, reappearance, persistence, such as
for example in herpes, furunculosis, varicose ulcers (circulatory
disease), certain pruriginous dermatosis, recurrent urticaria, we
should not scratch too long under the skin to find, not very far,
"a responsible ground" for these problems.
The skin has always been considered the
mirror of health: it reflects the general state. In the very young,
the newborn, what is called cradle cap (chapeau) is only
the cutaneous demonstration of a digestive disorder, of nutrition too
rich in fat and farinaceous food. They all generally disappear in a few
days, usually without any application of pomade, by removing cereals,
farinaceous foods, and in "cutting" milk.
It is a pity that the current medical
establishment does not know how (or does not want) to use the ICT that I
am offering.
In the following pages, I present as such my
personal experience with ICT, some typical cases that illustrate well
the theory that I advance, mainly in the cases of psoriasis, another
dermatologist’s "bête noire" (nemesis or curse),
along with herpes and varicose ulcers. Without questioning the
patient about his nutrition habits, without changing his food nor his
mode of life, the latter are relentlessly prescribing cortisone
and preparations containing cortisone or methotrexate an anti-cancer
agent so toxic that it sometimes causes cirrhosis, anemia and
hepato-splenomegaly (liver and spleen hypertrophy).
A FACE FULL OF
PIMPLES
Let me tell you a conclusive personal
experience. A young man about twenty had asked me, without wanting to
consult me, to renew his prescription for a pomade (ointment) with
cortisone, prescribed four years ago for his acne by other doctors.
I refuse to do so without the previous
questionnaire and examination. The four doctors consulted before me
prescribed antibiotics for him; pomades containing cortisone repeated
one after the other, series of examinations at the hospital, cultures
and antibiotic sensibility tests, etc.
No one looked into his lifestyle or regimen
(nutrition habits). I note some obvious major circulatory and digestive
troubles.
I ask him a few questions. "Let us talk
about yesterday. At what time did you get up?" "About 9:00
AM." "At what time did you go to bed?" "Around
11:00 PM." "What did you eat in the course of the day? For
breakfast?" "I did not eat breakfast." "You
did not take anything in the morning?" "Yes, three
Pepsi." "At what time did you eat lunch?" "I
did not eat lunch." "You did not take anything in the
afternoon?" "Yes, three Pepsi." "You must
have been famished at dinnertime. At what time did you eat dinner?"
"At 9:30 PM." "What did you eat?" "A
pizza." "What size?" "Jumbo."
"And you did not drink anything with that?" "Yes three
Pepsi." He crashes in front of the TV and goes to bed around
11:00 PM. No comments! I had found the key to the enigma.
Without prescribing him any medications,
pomade, or ointment, I recommend to him to eat three meals a day, drink
8 to 10 glasses of water during the day and to take note of all he would
eat and drink. I prohibited him to have pizza and soda beverages. One
week later, he returned to the office the face glowing. He did not have
one single pimple.
Case # 1: MT
Housewife, age 42
Diagnosis: pruriginous dermatosis (skin disease with
itch), dermographism (see further down).
Scratching for hours each evening in bed for
two years. Consults a dermatologist who makes her undergo 58 allergy
tests, which are all negative. The allergist tells her "not to
spend any money. That will never go away". He prescribes
antihistamines as needed for relief. This patient also presents a very
marked dermographism, i.e. a simple line on the skin leaves a raised
reddish mark that lasts several minutes. This problem disappears on
the day following her first treatment. The itching problems
disappear in a few hours.
After 18 years, in March 1995, she states
having no more dermographism, neither to be suffering from allergy, nor
of pruritus, and she took no medicine since her ICT treatment.
Signed: Marielle Therrien,
Sainte-Anne-du-Lac
Case # 2: JCT
Restaurant owner, age 33, male
Diagnosis: psoriasis, allergy to sunlight and metals.
Patient suffering from psoriasis for the last
22 years, of allergies to sunlight and metals since age 12 (gold, money,
copper, iron, bronze). Cannot wear a watch or rings for the last 10
years. Three days after his first ICT treatment, without
application of pomade, he can expose himself to the sun, wear a watch
again and a ring. Following the prescribed diet to the letter, he did
not suffer any more from psoriasis nor from allergies since his
treatments.
Case # 3: BT
Housewife, age 50
Diagnosis: psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis,
hypertension, diabetes, angina, and erythrodermia.
Psoriasis for the last 10 years, rheumatoid
arthritis since age15, recent diabetes, hypertension for the last 20
years and angina for the last 8 years. In the opinion of the
dermatologists from the Hôtel-Dieu hospital in Montreal, it is one of
the most serious cases of psoriasis (skin disease characterized by
whitish squamous and redness below) they ever had to treat. Also,
erythrodermia (redness of the skin) generalized on the trunk, the four
limbs, the face, with papilla squamous lesions on scalp and inroads to
fingernails and toenails. Treated for the last 10 years with
cortisone and methotrexate, which caused her cirrhosis, anemia,
liver and spleen trouble. In spite of the other diagnoses, which
complicate nicely the treatment, the patient literally grows new skin in
a few days after the ICT. The blood pressure is normalized and she can
close her hands with ease. The improvement is spectacular.
Case # 4: RG
Housewife, age 36
Diagnosis: dermatitis and allergic asthma, vitiligo
(depigmentation of the skin by patches) for 16 years, has hypertrophied
thyroid gland (goiter).
In the days following the treatment, she does
not have any asthma attacks; her coryza (head cold) and her pruritus
palpebral (itching of the eyelids) in the sun disappear.
There is no more appearance of blisters as
before the treatment. Her vitiligo disappears and, upon palpation, her
thyroid gland decreases notably.
Case # 5: JC
Forest foreman, age 59
Diagnosis: psoriasis.
Case #5: Photo taken on the
morning of the first treatment.
Photo taken after three days.
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Generalized psoriasis on
the whole back area and both legs. Without application of any pomade
(ointment), the lesions disappear almost completely following the two
treatments (photographs taken after three days for back up proof.)
Case # 6: GT
Housewife, age 25
Diagnosis: psoriasis for the last 7 years.
Dermatosis generalized to the
whole body: scalp, abdomen, back, armpits, arms, chest, ears, and face.
Has seen a crowd of dermatologists. No treatment is effective. Following
the ICT treatment, according to her 98% disappearance of the lesions in
two months. Thereafter, reappearance of 10 or 15% for periods because of
various problems and nutrition (declaration March 1994).
Case # 7: CD
Hairdresser, age 30, female
Diagnosis: psoriasis since age 16.
Case #7: Photo taken
on the morning of the
first treatment.
Photo taken after
five days.
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On her arrival at the clinic,
the lesions are photographed and are quite visible at the dorso-lumbar
area, buttocks, thighs, abdominal area, neck, elbows, forearms, and
legs. If she bends the knees, the elbows, or if she closes her hands,
the skin cracks and starts bleeding. Both hands have been covered with
lesions for 6 years. She even has some under both feet and under her
nails. She cannot practice any more her trade as a hairdresser. Another
photograph is taken five days after the ICT treatment and shows a
very sharp improvement of the lesions, that the patient estimates
herself at 60%.
Thereafter, the improvement
continues to appear. All that, without application of any pomade... .
DIGESTIVE DISEASES
The mouth
is the "wide open" entrance door to external substances
feeding us or poisoning us. The digestive system is the most
important way of absorption for the human body and the most significant
emunctory organ (organ that carries off body waste) of our
organism, before the liver, kidney and skin, which do not minimize the
role of the lung, nor of the circulatory system. ICT attaches a
paramount importance to the intestine and the liver, and starts its
great offensive of detoxification by attacking them first. It is what
explains the constant changes that one can observe among all patients in
treatment. Improvement or disappearance of dysphagia (difficulties
in swallowing), nausea, vomiting, distention, gastric pains (stomach),
hepatic pains (liver) or colic (large intestine) spontaneous or at
palpation, constipation, flatulence, hemorrhoids, dizzy spells, post-prandial
heaviness (somnolence after the meals), and digestive cephalgias, etc.
WE DIG OUR GRAVE WITH OUR FORK
In my 19 years of experience in ICT, I
noticed a constant factor in almost all the chronic illnesses: For
example the asthmatic, the emphysematous, the cases of dermatosis,
cancer, prostate disorders, gynecological troubles, circulatory
troubles, chronic arthritis, migraine. The great majority suffers from
chronic constipation and biliary dyskinesia (disorder of bile
elimination).
[IPTQ Webhost Update 7/11/03: A biliary dyskinesia
patient has suggested that Dr. Paquette's ideas about this condition are
incorrect or out of date. She provided these links for more recent
information: 1,
2,
and
3. It appears that Dr. Paquette was using this term to refer
to a wider range of problems, "Bad elimination of bile", which IPT might
be able to address.]
With the questionnaire, how many times I
heard patients answer me: "I have a bowel movement every day. I
am regular like a clock". I noted it in the file.
However, at the examination, an ascending
colon (part of the intestine), transverse or descendant painful at
palpation, congestive, increased volume, revealed an elimination
problem. (See section: "The phenomenon of the water glass").
We are a people of great constipation and this is the gate that opens
the door to most of our ailments.
Case # 1: CR
Restaurant owner, age 34, female
Diagnosis: biliary dyskinesia.
Patient operated on the liver at age 19.
Since that time, that is to say for fifteen years, she continues to
suffer from the liver and to have approximately three good attacks per
year, requiring each time one week of hospitalization. Suffers from
dizzy spells, nausea each morning, dysphagia, occasional vomiting, liver
pains, distention, post-prandial heaviness (somnolence after the meals).
Operated as well for renal lithiasis (calculus or stones in the kidneys)
at age 25 and never was well since. Suffers from pains to both kidneys
and must be hospitalized 2 to 3 times per year for urinary infections.
Also, circulatory troubles (acrocyanosis, precordial pain, premenstrual
syndrome, palpitations, effort dyspnea), chronic lumbago, and nicotinic
bronchitis. Since her ICT treatment, the patient suffered from no
urinary infection or any digestive problems. Moreover, she has not taken
any medications since. The other problems were also eliminated to date. She
lost the need to smoke with the detoxification, like a good thirty other
patients, and has never smoked since. She has religiously followed
the diet and the recommended lifestyle for 8 years now.
Case # 2: LG
Housewife, age 36
Diagnosis: viral hepatitis.
Patient returning from a trip to
Mexico carrying viral hepatitis that the laboratory confirms the same
morning. The traditional symptoms are present: discolored stools, very
yellow cornea, icteric complexion (yellow), nausea, abdominal and
hepatic pains, intolerable occipital cephalgias, and intense asthenia
(feeling of weakness). Following the ICT treatment performed the very
same day, we note a remarkably fast regression of the symptoms that
conventional medicine does not experience. In a few days, SGOT (Serum
Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transaminase)
tests (transaminase of the liver) pass from 512 to 37 (normal O
to 40) and SGPT (Serum Glutamic Pyruvic
Transaminase) from 1078 to 157 (normal O to 45). Fact also
to be noted, the detoxification on the cutaneous side is so intense
that her bath water, on the evening of the treatment, takes a very dark
yellow color.
Case # 3: MM (November 1980)
Italian actress, age 25
Diagnosis: viral hepatitis, breast cysts, ocular, and
circulatory troubles.
Italian actress during the making of a film
in Haiti, hospitalized in Haiti for viral hepatitis, confirmed by
laboratory test.
She is too weak to perform; the producers
must wait for her. She is brought to my clinic.
In a few days, after the ICT treatment, her
blood chemistry becomes normal again, to her great surprise her vision
and hearing improve. The cysts melt in her breasts and her blood
circulation improves. She can continue the filming.
Case # 4: HP
Waitress, age 33
Diagnosis: ulcerous colitis (inflammation of the
colon) for the last 14 years.
The patient is hospitalized 3 months in a
Montreal hospital and returns there twice. She has received cortisone
for three years without improvement. With sometimes up to 15 bowel
movements per day accompanied by massive hemorrhages. She refused
colostomy (artificial anus) for ten years. Treated successfully with ICT,
in Haiti. Has only one hemorrhage (mild), one week after her return
home. She has not had any more since her treatment in Haiti 10 years
ago.
CIRCULATORY DISEASES
Road network: 100,000 km of arteries, veins,
capillaries, and lymphatic vessels.
The improvement of blood circulation is
ICT´s "force de frappe". It is thanks to this improvement
that it can convey and use medications for basic detoxification and for
specific cure for diseases. It is also on blood circulation that the
treatment exerts the fastest results. Thus we often see in 24
hours, decreasing or regressing, the following symptoms: edema
(swelling), cramps, acrocyanosis (cold hands and feet), dizzy spells,
vertigo, numbness, tingling of the extremities, tinnitus (buzzing ears),
anginous pains, cephalgias (headaches), venous swelling (varices and
hemorrhoids), and hypertension.
Briefly let us look at a surgical case of
hemorrhoidal mass, an infarction and two cases of obliterant
endarteritis, intra-arterial disease for which there is no medical
treatment found effective in conventional medicine. Faced by such a
diagnosis, one quite simply recommends to the patient to quit smoking
(see circulatory diseases, case # 2) and sometimes to get an operation,
which prevents immediate medical complications but does not change
anything for the blood circulation. Because we do not go to the cause
of the problem, the disease will continue to develop somewhere else in
the organism.
Case # 1: LC
Electrician, age 52, male
Diagnosis: obliterating endarteritis.
Beginning of intermittent
limping at age 27 (i.e. while walking, the patient must stop at any
moment to let pass the painful muscular cramp he feels in the calves).
For the last four years, he cannot take long walks any more. Vascular
surgery to the left leg brings some improvement but persistence of
pains, cramps and numbness. At the time of a subsequent visit, they are
talking about operating on the right leg. At the preliminary ICT
examination, the patient cannot walk more than 100 meters without being
forced to stop because of painful cramps to the calves. The day after
the second ICT treatment, the patient can walk almost an hour without
cramps or pains, and even climbs a steep slope. He does not have any
more numbness.
Case # 2: RG
Department head, age 62, male
Diagnosis: obliterating endarteritis.
Patient suffering pains to the
calves for the last six years, in the form of cramps that wake him up at
night. For the last four years, pains while walking, and in the last two
years, progressive increase in pains to the thighs, legs, feet, toes,
even to the muscles of both arms. Buzzing ears, significant pain to the
left hemithorax with the least movement, acrocyanosis and intermittent
lameness (limping).
His blood pressure is 220/140. His
doctor refused, he said, to prescribe him antihypertensive medicine
to keep from decreasing more his cerebral circulation and tells him that
there is nothing else to do but to quit smoking. After the first
ICT treatment, blood pressure dropped to 140/80, circulation reaches the
knees, and for the first time in a long time, the patient feels the
circulation also reaching the lower legs and feet. After 7 days,
complete disappearance of the buzzing ears, with 90% improvement of the
pain to the left hemithorax and complete disappearance of night cramps.
Blood pressure is maintained at 120/80. Only a weak pain in the sole of
his foot persists while walking.
Case # 3: DM
(November 1978)
Housewife, age 36
Diagnosis: enormous hemorrhoidal mass.
Patient consulting for
hemorrhoidal mass 5.5 cm (2¼ in) in diameter for the last few weeks,
requiring normally a surgical intervention. Varicose state going back 20
years. Has undergone bilateral saphenous vein removal (resection
of the saphena veins of the thigh), 9 years ago.
Twenty-four hours after the
first ICT treatment, Dr. Michael Levi of New- York notes with Dr. Serge
Conille and myself the almost total disappearance of the hemorrhoidal
mass. Dr. Levi does not hide his astonishment in front of such a
therapy, which will reach from 75 to 80% improvement in a few hours, and
that without an operation. "If only the medicine we have
learned had told us all that", said with a smile Dr. Levi,
"fellow" (professor) in surgery.
Case # 4: AL
Security guard, age 45
Diagnosis: infarction 4 months ago and ischemia
lesion (irreversible lesion of the heart muscle by
circulation stoppage), left cardiac insufficiency, and
important cardiovascular problems.
The cardiologists advise a
coronary by-pass. He is ready to accept. Following the ICT
treatment he received in Haiti, the following symptoms: precordialgia,
numbness, dizzy spells, edema, cyanosis, dyspnea of effort and
cephalgias of tension disappear completely in less than ten days. Seven
months later, someone tells the patient that he does not need to have
cardiac surgery any more and that his cholesterol level has
returned to normal: The coronary artery (which nourishes the heart)
which was mostly blocked allows now a sufficient blood flow to avoid
surgical intervention.
Case # 5: LB
Electrician, age 62, male
Diagnosis: vertigo having obliged him to take
an early retirement, tinnitus (buzzing ears), major
circulatory problems, total anosmia (loss of the sense of
smell), and partial ageusia (loss of the
sense of taste).
Giddiness for the last 7 years is preventing
him from continuing his trade of electrician. Cannot climb any more on a
stepladder, a ladder, a pole, or a roof. Someone had to help him to come
down the last time.
Dizzy spells, numbness in both hands,
cephalgias, muscular cramps, cyanosis, continual buzzing in the left
ear.
When he arrived at the clinic, he was
following the walls, clutching the security fences surrounding open
spaces.
Radical disappearance of vertigo in 48 hours.
The patient climbs alone on the roof, walks along the cornice and leans
over to look, to our great concern!
In five days, the other circulatory problems
disappear almost completely and the blood pressure is stabilized from
180/110 to 130/70, after having taken only two blood pressure tablets
and of course his ICT treatment.
Case # 6: RL
Brewery agent, age 69, male
Diagnosis: loss of balance, circulatory and digestive
troubles, anosmia for the last 5 years, and ageusia
for the last 4 years.
Patient hospitalized 14 times in 30 years
including 11 times for surgery. Ablation of a kidney and the bladder for
neoplasia tumors. In 1970, aortic by-pass.
On his arrival at the clinic, he walks along
the walls and rests on the staircase banisters. He can with difficulty
stand up and walk. The day after the first treatment, all the patients
are surprised to note the assurance with which he walks back and forth,
even at the edge of the swimming pool, in the streets of Port-au-Prince,
on the beach. He is not the same man.
Most of his sense of taste returns, his
circulatory and digestive troubles vanish. He later wrote to me: "This
cure gave me back ‘la joie de vivre’ (the joy of
living)".
DRUG INTOXICATION
Throughout my account, I will of course speak
about the importance of the total detoxification, which is the
foundation of an ICT cure. In any treatment, any detoxification
starts with the digestive tract, the mouth being the wide-open entrance
gate to all our problems.
Some people got their detoxification for
nicotinism (the effect of the excessive use of tobacco): a good
thirty patients are very happy not to have smoked ever again since their
ICT treatment, having felt too well the day after a cure and having
decided to help themselves (see circulatory diseases, cases # 1
& 2, digestive diseases, case # 1).
NB: We were notified lately
that certain cigarette manufacturers have increased the nicotine content
in their production, thus creating in the users a stronger dependence on
cigarettes.
Some had recourse to ICT to get
rid of a medicamentous intoxication or intoxication to alcohol or
drugs. Let us see some cases together:
Case # 1: MB
Foreman, age 28, male
Diagnosis: drug intoxication.
Head of a group of 18
cabinetmakers in a manufacture, he has devoted himself to drugs for 3
years. In the last 2 months, he has spent all his nights in full forest
with his dog, refuses to work and lost all sense of responsibilities. He
neglects the shops of his father, who fires him.
Three weeks after the
beginning of ICT treatment, he resumes his station and becomes again a
respected foreman.
Case # 2: MD
Day laborer, age 28, male
Diagnosis: drug intoxication.
Extract of a letter from his
hand: "The treatment saved my life. I took drugs, I drank, and I
was thinking of suicide. I thought I was going insane... . I started to
live from my ICT treatment on. The most marvelous, is that I have
stopped consuming drugs and alcohol six years ago, and that I owe it to
Dr. Paquette. Thank you Jean-Claude to having given me back my life.
Life is beautiful."
Case # 3: RS
Farmer, age 28, male
Diagnosis: alcoholism and drug intoxication.
Extract of a letter from his
hand: "I was dying because of a disproportionate excess of
alcohol and drugs. Thank you very much for having saved my life. After
my magical and incomparable ICT cure in Haiti, I could run a quarter
mile without any problems. I have been able to live in harmony with a
sane mind in a sane body. I advise everyone to follow such a cure at
least every other year. There is no price for good health."
CANCER
THE CANCER NIGHTMARE
I would like to quote an article by
Monelle Saindon who does not lack realism:
The nightmare of cancer: Would there be a
glimmer of hope?
There exist few words that make one quiver so
much than this medical term named cancer. We listen to it with fear, we
listen to it with doubt, we listen to it with anguish, we listen to it
with despair, and always it infiltrates like a sort of dark veil, heavy
and thick that disguises these tomorrows, which however, were so
beautiful under the color of our dreams.
Whether one is young or old, poor or rich,
depressive or optimistic, when the word ‘cancer’ makes its sad
appearance in the life of a man or a woman, there is very little
strength, be it physical or psychological that can greet it with calm.
Cancer hurts, but cancer especially scares because of this appalling
adjective that is often juxtaposed to it: "incurable". (Le
Mirabel, Feb. 21, 1978.)
LET US TALK CANCER
The practice of ICT gave me the opportunity
to better understand cancer patients, and to better be able to treat
them. While living with them entire weeks in Haiti, by studying their
frame of mind, I really could consider their sufferings, physical and
mental. While discussing with them and observing them, I could treat
them as one must treat any chronic patient: with much love.
As a general practitioner, more often in the
consulting room than at the hospital, I had the opportunity to detect
many new cases. I completed the examinations and with a certain
satisfaction, I referred them let us say, to more specialized hands. At
my beginnings in ICT, I was satisfied to apply the treatment prescribed
by Dr. Perez: He was transferring me the patients with their file, their
therapy chart.
Soon I understood, by looking further into my
knowledge and by extrapolating it in the field of cancer, that this
disease does not differ in anything from the other chronic diseases, if
it is not, that we are always ignoring the cause and the true treatment.
In spite of the giant steps in medical research of the last 50 years
to detect it, cancer treatment is still in the embryonic stage.
When I finally became aware that it is not
the diseases but the patients who should be treated, all became
clear in my mind. ICT is really adequate to treat cancer patients.
The tumor is not always the first symptom of
cancer: it is often the last. Much too often a routine blood test cannot
even detect it at this stage.
A cancerous tumor is really a new abnormal
growth of cells out of the control of normal body enzymes. The rapid
multiplication of cells in a close or distant zone is called metastasis:
it is the beginning of generalization.
Cancer is only one effect, not a cause of the
disease. In desperate efforts to make the symptoms disappear,
conventional medicine combines surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.
On the other hand, detection methods expose the patient to a greater
risk of cancer.
CONVENTIONAL
TREATMENTS
SURGERY
Surgery has for its strategy the removal of
all tumors, large or small, malignant or benign, and not only the
tumors, but also whole organs. When metastases have propagated in
another part of the body, we re-operate. "How many patients
having already been operated found themselves more weakened than before,
after having been promised heaven and earth to convince them to go back
up on the operating table", declared Peter Chowdka.
RADIOTHERAPY
A dose of radiation too strong can increase
cancer rather than decreasing it by weakening the subjacent healthy
cells. In tumors we find cancerous cells and non-cancerous cells. As
X-rays cannot discriminate, non-cancerous healthy cells of the tumor are
equally destroyed. Radiotherapy supports the development, the
proliferation of cancer. It destroys white cells, the first immunological
line of defense. In hopeless cancers, radiotherapy, like surgery, is
palliative: its effectiveness is incomplete and temporary.
CHEMOTHERAPY
To kill or to try to kill
cancerous cells, chemotherapy uses substances, which are poisons before
being medications... . This treatment, conveyed through the blood
circulation network (100,000 km), is diffused in the whole system: cancer
is a systemic disease (of the whole system) and non-local. The
poisons try to reach and kill the cancerous cells where they are.
The majority of these medications produce the
same effects as radiotherapy. As we cannot direct them only and
specifically towards the cancerous sites, they circulate freely in the
blood flow and finally destroy healthy cells far away from the tumor to
be reached. They attack bone marrow, the digestive tract, the
reproductive organs, all the glandular system, all the emunctory organs
(organs that carries off body waste), and the hair follicles, causing
hair to fall out and cause all the side effects we know too well. It has
been repeated often that when the patient does not die from his
cancer, he dies from the intoxication caused by chemotherapy.
Chemotherapy is usually employed as a last
resort, after surgery or radiation has proven to be futile. It prevents
the patient from feeling abandoned by the doctor in final and hopeless
cancers. The famous debatable and discussed Brompton cocktails "hastened,
someone said, the final outcome."
In the matter of cancer, medicine must
readjust its aim continuously: it is fighting blindly. Its
tendency is to combine various techniques, for example to give
radiotherapy initially to decrease the volume of the tumor, then to
operate and finish with chemotherapy.
Currently preoperative chemotherapy is given,
then we operate and we finish with radiotherapy. Sometimes, if the tumor
is too bulky, we begin with surgery followed by chemotherapy and
radiotherapy, which is sometimes given in the final phase in an attempt
to relieve symptoms.
The protocols of chemotherapy vary ad
infinitum combining several chemotherapeutic agents together to
improve the sphere of action. We do it routinely in ICT for all
diseases including cancer.
ICT’s POSITION
According to Dr. Otto Warburg, 1931 Nobel
Laureate, it is recognized that cancer always develops in a ground of
malnutrition where a reduction in oxygenation is found. The major
intoxication that follows produces abnormal, cancerous cells.
From ICT’s point of view, total
detoxification of the organism as well as the re-establishment of
circulation and, by that very fact, of oxygenation, have a logical link
with Dr. Warburg’s philosophy.
Conventional treatments for cancer are
summarized in a symptomatic approach. In surgery, we cut and we are not
bashful. To remove a tumor the size of a fingertip, we sometimes remove
an entire breast. Sometimes we do not remove enough; often we remove too
much. In any event, we destroy a lot of healthy cells needed by the
organism. God did nothing for nothing in his creation. Each cell
has its reason for being.
In radiotherapy, we burn in an irreversible
and unforgivable way. The beam of rays floods the whole area,
destroying a multitude of healthy cells needed by the organism. This
technique is responsible for after-effects, which are sometimes very
hard to accept, like impotence after radiotherapy for prostate cancer.
Chemotherapy poisons while killing or trying
to kill cancerous cells but it destroys a fabulous quantity of
healthy cells needed by the organism. Because, before being a
medication, it is a poison, and I defy any honest doctor to
contradict this fact. We seldom treat cancer by only one technique:
The majority of cancer specialists agree on this point... . They equally
agree that the majority of the treatments they are using are
primarily empirical, i.e. based on treatment experiences rather than
on fundamental data discovered and proven by research.
They will surely understand that ICT has not
been adequately tested in research centers to deliver all its
capabilities to us.
In cancer cases, we, in ICT, do not cut, we
do not burn, and we do not poison. We give a total detoxification
treatment, the most powerful and the fastest that one could find, and we
logically attack cancerous tumors by chemotherapy, but according to the
marvelous technique I have already explained.
I ask the reader to read with attention the
following cancer cases # 1,
2, 3, &
4. Aren’t there some fantastic
improvements, extraordinary and ultra fast that conventional medicine
does not experience yet or that it is perhaps in the process of
discovering?
No one was cured, unless we are talking about
clinical cure. If only one had been, that would already be worth
looking at it. Personally, I believe that we should erase from the
medical vocabulary the word cure under any cancerous condition. There
were improvements in ICT that far surpassed the chemotherapy offered by
conventional medicine.
The majority of the cases quoted, taken one
by one deserves that the specialists who really wish to help their
patients, humbly look at them more closely, as Dr. Albert Joannette did
for the two cases touching his specialty in respiratory diseases. This
medicine should not be rejected right from the start, because it
represents a certain scientific value
(the Official of the College of Medicine).
LOCAL TREATMENT OF
CANCER IN ADDITION TO ICT TREATMENT
This can be an innovation for ICT in the
treatment of cancerous tumors that one can locate, feel, join and
delimit, for instance at the breast, cervix or kidney.
I have obtained obvious reductions and
occasionally total disappearance of cysts and neoplastic masses, while
injecting under the mass or in the mass, a combination of drugs where I
alternated a few units of anti-cancer agents, antibiotics, anti-inflamatory,
or antihistamines with insulin.
A BRILLIANT IDEA... !
March 1985, Clinic of Pétion-Ville, Haiti.
A female patient, about sixty, an RN, suffers
awfully from breast cancer. These last three days, she was feeling too
weak and was in too much pain to leave her bed.
As the day of her return to Canada is
approaching, I am racking my brains to find a solution to her ailment.
That night, I wake up around 3 AM and got the
idea of giving her an intra-tumoral injection of a drug at my disposal.
I go up to her room: she had not yet succeeded in closing her eyes. A
little after the injection, she falls asleep.
In the morning, towards 8 AM, I find her very
radiant, standing up, right in the middle of the dining room, dancing
and singing a composition that she had just done for us. All pain has
disappeared and she is feeling very well!
The same evening, examining her, I can
introduce my thumb into the depression left in her tumor by this long
time controversial drug now being studied: It is the 714-X of Gaston
NAËSSENS. Some eyewitnesses can still confirm it. I declare these
facts under oath.
Isn’t there analogy of thought, in the
local treatment of cancer, with Dr. Karl Aigner, a German surgeon,
mentioned in the Reader's Digest of February 1995: A breach in
the treatment of cancer?
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