Mainstream Science Increasingly Rediscovers What This Pioneer Of Cancer Research Knew All Along

Mill Valley,
CA – One thing cancer does not do is discriminate. We know it can affect
any age group from every walk of life, but what if there were a vaccine
out there that could offer hope and solace to that certain cancer
victim we all know? According to Edmond G. Addeo, author of The Woman
Who Cured Cancer: The Remarkable Story of Dr. Virginia
Livingston-Wheeler (Waterfront Publishing), “There is. It was developed
over thirty years ago and is still available today and being used by
hundreds of physicians around the country to cure cancer.”

The
story starts with Dr. Virginia Livingston-Wheeler, who graduated from
NYU-Bellevue Medical College in 1936 as one of four women in her class.
After practicing medicine in New York, New Jersey and California, she
published scores of technical papers in respected journals on her
discovery, the Cancer Microbe. For decades she treated the immune
systems of cancer patients in her San Diego clinic, where Addeo worked
closely with her. “She pioneered innovative treatments, including
development of a cancer-curing vaccine that achieved a 90% cure rate –
and that vaccine is still available today,” says Addeo.

He adds:
“Even with all the good news about cancer treatment being published
daily and the FDA approving autogenous vaccines, the best news of all is
that Dr. John Majnarich, the man who made Dr. Virginia’s successful
vaccines more than 30 years ago, is still making them in his laboratory
near Seattle today!”

Dr. Majnarich is a biochemist who first met
Dr. Virginia in 1970. After hearing her theories and treatment methods
and speaking with several of her patients, he became convinced she was
on the right track. He began supplying her clinic with around 100
vaccines a month and did so until her death in 1990. Since then,
physicians around the country who knew about her work, and Dr.
Majnarich’s reputation, began to discuss their patients with him and
sent urine samples for vaccines to be made. These were not ‘alternative’
clinics or fringe-credible practitioners but practicing physicians and
surgeons. All they require is a referral by a physician; the
administration of the vaccine is so simple and painless that many
patients can administer it themselves.

“I can’t see why the
medical profession keeps skirting around the evidence,” says Dr.
Majnarich. “Maybe in a year or so they’ll pick up on the microbial
causes of cancer. They certainly must be getting close, because related
studies reported in reputable journals is piling higher every month.”

“The
book is a detailed yet easy to follow account of Dr. Virginia’s
discovery of a ‘cancer microbe’ and her subsequent battles with the
Establishment, even as her groundbreaking treatment therapies were
bringing remissions to thousands of patients in the last half of the
20th century – and continue to do so today as evidenced by the many
success stories outlined in the book,” says Addeo. Mainstream science is
increasingly “rediscovering” what Dr. Virginia knew all along — diet,
vitamins, and vaccines are important. Addeo also surveys current
research in universities and institutions nationwide that duplicate Dr.
Virginia’s once-denounced vaccine and nutrition-based treatments and he
discovered these treatments are currently available to the public.
Information on how to obtain the vaccine is also included in the book.

Addeo’s
book could be 1,000 pages long and still be incomplete; that’s how fast
research is progressing in virtually every corner of the world. “The
purpose of this book is not only to remind the public of Dr. Virginia’s
exalted position in the history of cancer research, but also to point
out currently acceptable treatments that were once ridiculed when she
proposed them, and to bring new hope and optimism to cancer victims
everywhere – hope that Dr. Virginia tried in vain a generation ago to
shout from the rooftops,” states Addeo. “While it has been 20 years
since the world lost the medical genius of Dr. Virginia, there are still
doctors (like Dr. Majnarich) and clinics that perform treatment
protocols similar to hers.”

Edmond Addeo is a former science
journalist and author of twelve published books. For more information on
the author or his notable book, “that could very well save your life or
the life of a loved one,” please visit: www.thewomanwhocuredcancer.com and www.edaddeo.com.

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