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Volume 4	News for Patients, Caregivers and Physicians		2002
Oncologist Education Campaign
Because the face of medicine is ever growing and changing, we’ve also decided to take the initiative and begin helping the over 13,000 practicing oncologists nationwide learn about the latest scientifically proven research on promising integrative bio-nutritional protocols for the treatment of cancer. This newsletter below will be sent to all Oncologists.
Oncology “Integrative” Newsletter Fall Issue · Evidence Based Oncology · 1 Page Fax Journal American Medical Association University of CA, San Francisco Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Journal of Clinical Oncology The National Cancer Institute Controlled Amino Acid Therapy
The JAMA dedicated their entire issue, (November 11, 1998) to integrative and alternative cancer treatment modalities, because of the wide interest among the general population. In the Journal of Clinical Oncology a recent study found that 83% of cancer patients had used at least one CAM therapy as part of their treatment regimen. (Journal National Cancer Institute, Vol 93, No 15, August 1, 2001). Findings in an ongoing study were presented at the 11th International Congress on Women’s Health about the three main reasons more than two-thirds of cancer patients don’t disclose to their doctor complementary treatments they are using. Primarily, women sense that physicians are disinterested, they will have a negative reaction, and they believe that physicians have inadequate training in or bias toward complementary or alternative medicine. (Medical Tribune, January 27, 2000). Research by Dr. Marco Rabinovitz of the National Cancer Institute reports amino acid deprivation combined with chemotherapy is beneficial in treating cancer. (Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Vol 87, No 2, January 18, 1995). Unfortunately, there is no drug available today to create the same response. However, there is an integrative amino acid deprivation protocol, Controlled Amino Acid Therapy (CAAT).		Dr. Chi Van Dang, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and many other Doctors and institutions report that a low carbohydrate diet can KILL cancer cells. Controlled Amino Acid Therapy is also an integrative carbohydrate deprivation protocol. As an Oncologist, you are committed to treating each patient with the latest cutting edge tools. CAAT is an integrative, cutting edge, bio-nutritional treatment protocol which we believe will help you to better help your patients. Unlike the two-thirds of cancer patients who do not disclose to their doctor the complementary treatments they are using as part of their treatment regimen, patients wishing to enroll in CAAT are directed to speak with their doctor about including it in their treatment plan before they are allowed to enroll. CAAT works synergistically with and enhances chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy to arrest the growth of tumors and cause them to regress by altering or impairing the development of cancer cells. CAAT does this by interfering with the five basic requirements of cell formation. Moreover, it has also been proven to be effective alone. For questions about our cancer institute, how CAAT works, physician information, or anything else you may want to discuss, please call us toll free at (877) 661-2228 or please feel free to visit our website at www.apjohncancerinstitute.org.

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