M D Ph D Roger Wyburn-mason

The Causation of Rheumatoid Disease and Many Human Cancers -- a Precis M D Ph D Roger Wyburn-mason

Publisher Marketing: For Medical doctors and health professionals only. Using old-fashioned analytical comparisons of symptom similarities and differences -- as opposed to the alleged gold standard of double-blind studies -- Roger Wyburn-Mason, M. D., Ph. D. deduces that the more than 100 forms of collagen tissue diseases such as Rheumatoid Arthritis are related and that such diseases are actually systemic in nature. With a world-renown amoebologist the two believe they've isolated out a single cause of these diseases. While this belief is probably inaccurate, Wyburn-Mason as far back as the 1950s began trying out a series of drugs that was able to halt the progress of rheumatoid diseases including rheumatoid arthritis. The one chapter in this book which is probably defective is their method of presumably isolating out this single cause. Otherwise, for any trained medical professional that follows Wyburn-Mason's reasoning they will find it superb. He finally settled on any one of the 5-nitroimidazoles, sometimes jointly with other easy to obtain drugs and sometimes by themselves. This treatment has since become one of the recommended treatments together with other treatments such as nutritional changes and so on that was adopted by The Arthritis Trust of America. Warning to health professionals: Several prestigious medical libraries received a free book initially costing $125 each and, after formulating a nice "thank-you" letter, the books were chucked in the wastebasket. "Everyone knows that arthritis and cancer are incurable, therefore" the book," they argued to themselves, "must be fraudulent." 20 paged, double columned summary of Professor Roger Wyburn-Mason's 516 page masterpiece of the same name. 33,740 Words Words Contributor Bio:  Di Fabio, Anthony Anthony di Fabio is the pen-name for Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr. Perry A. Chapdelaine, Sr. has been CEO of the Arthritis Trust of America charity since 1982. Chapdelaine got well from "galloping" rheumatoid arthritis in the early 80s, he, along with dozens of American doctors, formed The Arthritis Trust of America. Chapdelaine received his BA degree from Iowa State Teachers College and received his MA degree from Geoge Peabody College for Teachers majoring in mathematics and psychology. Chapdelaine taught all levels of mathematics in several colleges or universities. At one university he applied for and received a half million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to help develop Computer Assisted Instruction. Its principles, developed further by others, are now to be found in handheld devices for teaching mathematics and other subjects throughout the world. Dr. Maxwell graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic and later took post graduate training at the Ontario College of Naturopathic Medicine and also the Florida College of Integrative Medicine. Dr. Curt Maxwell practices medicine in Los Algondones, Mexico, near Yuma, AZ. He's a remarkable doctor because he constantly searches for answers to help patients. He specializes in pain management using Dr. Pybus' intraneural therapy as well as Prolotherapy (Sclerotherapy). He also offers a comprehensive cancer program using laetrile and ultra-violet blood irradiation using ozone as well hydrogen peroxide with DMSO. He includes specific nutrients and mediation in his protocols.