The Microbiology of Cancer Compendium

This Compendium is a distillation of the writings of a great many dedicated and competent scientists who have spent uncounted hours in the pursuit of knowledge concerning the cancer problem. Each one has left a noteworthy contribution which, if heeded, would have greatly advanced the battle against the common foe, cancer. Instead, their discoveries were rejected without scientific objectivity. Politics misguided and science wrongly directed are reaping the ugly reward of thousands of innocent deaths. In this Compendium we take you back many decades in some cases to the work of early writers who meticulously demonstrated the presence of a pleomorphic microorganism to be the etiological agent in cancer. Since cancer does not behave like other infections their discoveries were ignored. But the words of truth could not be stilled. There were always those in each decade who rediscovered the truth about cancer and tried to proclaim it anew to an unlistening world. In 1972 VLW discovered that P. Cryptocides produce choriogonadotropin (HCG) in the test tube. This proved to be a momentous discovery which immediately gave credence to the entire microbial theory. In addition to the source of production of HCG in the cancer cell. without which it cannot exist, VLW was able to find an agent in nature which neutralizes HCG, the Vitamin analog Abscisic Acid, present in many natural foodstuffs, readily available to all. A new day of light and hope has arrived.