Cesium Chloride Cancer Therapy, Protocol Review

Cesium Chloride Cancer Therapy, Protocol Review

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Cesium or also called caesium, is an inorganic compound that has been promoted for many years as a cancer cure. This colorless chemical supposedly increases cellular pH within cancer cells and therefore prevents mitosis (Cell Dividing). The cesium chloride cancer protocol consists of taking a minimum of 3 grams of cesium chloride per day. Anything less is believed to have an opposite effect and actually increases cancer growth. The dosage is coupled with various vitamins and minerals including potassium to replenish levels that have been exhausted from the treatment itself. Years ago a doctor named Dr. Hellfried Sartori administered the cesium chloride cancer therapy by intravenous injection. Today the cesium therapy can be purchased online in liquid form to be taken orally. The typical online cost can range anywhere from $200 to about $800 per month depending on which parts of the protocol you decide to follow. But before you start spending money on this alternative cancer treatment, read this article and do your research like always.

 

Cesium Chloride Cancer Therapy.

Lets first take a look at the studies using cesium chloride as a human cancer treatment. A cesium chloride cancer therapy study in 1984 showed an impressive 50% recovery of various cancers. This is a study that many cancer patients read and are then led to believe the treatment is effective. But looking a little deeper, the study starts to fall apart. First, the study was done in 1984 and no other studies since then have tested cesium chloride in humans. That’s over 30 years of no research being done on something supposedly having a 50% response rate? Secondly, the study is of poor quality with certain information missing in order to validate positive results. This study was not peer reviewed, did not have a control arm, and lacks important details. Lastly, the author of the study was Dr. Hellfried Sartori which profited from the sales of cesium therapy to patients that paid upwards of $40,000. This puts him in a situation to benefit from all positive results seen in this study and creates a conflict of interest. All these together weaken the study dramatically.

 

Dr. Hellfried Sartori Record.

If that wasn’t enough, Dr. Hellfried Sartori has been jailed twice for his questionable medical practices. Families of deceased cancer patients that have used the Dr. Hellfried Sartori cesium chloride cancer protocol have come forward. They tell us a completely different story then what you can find scattered throughout the internet. It’s a dark truth that needs to be heard so similar situations can be prevented in the future.

 

Cesium Chloride Cancer Protocol Side Effects.

For an alternative cancer treatment, the cesium chloride cancer protocol has many serious side effects. They include nausea, syncope, ventricular tachycardia, hypokalemia and diarrhea. The most common is hypokalemia, which is a reduction of potassium levels. This can cause heart arrhythmia and later lead to death as shown in this case report. However, this is not the only case that side effects were reported and further led to the patients death. A breast cancer patient following the cesium chloride cancer therapy had a seizure and died from high levels of cesium in blood and brain tissue. Another patient went into cardiac arrest after injecting cesium chloride directly into her cancer mass after already taking oral cesium chloride therapy for about a year. Online forums are also filed with cancer patients experiencing no anticancer response and dealing with serious side effects after trying cesium therapy. Can you see a pattern here?

 

Bottom Line.

The cesium chloride cancer therapy lacks credible evidence of efficacy. The entire foundation of this treatment is based on a poor quality study and a fraudulent doctor that lacks any credibility whatsoever. The only credible thing about this treatment are how real and deadly the side effects are. The side effects are much worse then other comparable alternative treatments. Even treatments like DCA,which also has bad side effects, looks extremely safe when compared to cesium therapy.

Most people are drawn to alternative cancer treatments because they might have less side effects and are safer then conventional chemotherapy or radiation. But the cesium chloride cancer therapy has neither. It’s not safer, nor does it have less side effects. So in this case, what’s the benefit?

 

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Cesium Chloride Cancer Therapy, Protocol Review was last modified: January 21st, 2017 by Cancermind
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13 Comments

  1. Diane 6 years ago

    Is there any cancer treatment alternative that has been found safe and useful for leiomyosarcoma patients?

    • Author
      Cancermind 6 years ago

      Hi Diane,

      I haven’t come across any alternative cancer treatments specifically used for leiomyosarcoma. That is a pretty rare cancer type and you will have a hard time finding much research on it in regards to alternative medicine. However, you might find some human studies that tested treatments on various types of sarcomas which might be closely related.

      When doing your research, make sure to focus on results from human studies only. Avoid any treatments that are based on peoples opinion and lab tests done on either mice or petri dishes. By doing this you will save yourself time and narrow your search considerably making it less overwhelming. Usually the alternative treatments that look the best are ones that lack human studies and are fueled by peoples beliefs and or testimonials. These are what most people are attracted to first and waste precious time on. Don’t fall into this common trap.

      For example, cesium chloride lacks credible data in general and what data is available shows the treatment to be very dangerous. Or vitamin C IV that’s pretty much one of the safest alternative cancer treatments available but has failed in multiple human studies against cancer. Even with this information available to everyone, you can easily still find both of these treatments promoted as cancer cures throughout the internet. Unfortunately, Inaccurate information is the most common type of information that can be found on alternative cancer treatments. But if you keep true to your initial criteria, it will make it easier to spot the fakes and focus on treatments with real potential.

      You can start your research with Melatonin, Flaxseed, Apatone, Curcumin, SFN (sulforaphane) and conventional treatments as well including immunotherapy.

      Thank you for the question and good luck.

  2. Jessica 5 years ago

    I live in MA. Are there any centers that do Cesium therapy in the area or in the Northeast?

    Thank you!

  3. aleksandar 3 years ago

    This cliche of writing off a natural therapy just because it is not approved by FDA is bordering on criminal. After more than 30 yrs and hundreds of billions of dollars wasted on anti- cancer molecules , and close to 50 million deaths by the disease, you think you can milk this cash cow forever.

    There are many natural therapies which are better than anything which the greedy Pharma industry can put out. Chemo and radiation kill as many or more cancer victims than the cancer itself. But you still like the ATM which the cancer industry has become. I wonder why.

    My wife was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer in 2015. We refused the 3 mo before surgery and 6 mo’s after chemo and radiation , took the surgery and relied exclusively on alternative therapies. Dr. Budwig /Celeste therapy, AHCC, Curcumin, Rife generator. She was free of cancer until 3 yrs later when it returned as a 4.5 cm tumor which was mostly outside of the colon almost touching the spine. We opted for the absolute minimum Proton radiation 30 sessions over 6 weeks and 4 weeks of minimum oral chemo.( without the chemo the doc refused to prescribe the radiation.)

    We used cesium chloride 3g/day w/ potassium supplement, AHCC, Theracurmin, Rife generator, Vit C high doses. Two weeks after the end of radiation pet scan showed no trace of cancer. The doc’s have told us that the minimum chemo/rad will do little if any to shrink the tumor before surgery. Surprise ,surprise. Nobody at the Hospital ever gave us coherent answer as to what happened. The chemo sure had an effect, which together with pancreatitis is common for cancer patients. Damage to gallbladder resulting in removal 3 mo’s after end of chemo. It may have been a miracle, but alternative therapies worked. Don’t hide the truth from suffering people.

  4. Benjamin Blumbefg 3 years ago

    I believe that CsCl treatment for cachexia in certain late stage cancers IS approved by the FDA.

    • Author
      Cancermind 3 years ago

      Benjamin,

      Please provide a link to where you found Cesium Chloride approved by FDA for cachexia. I couldn’t seem to find cesium chloride being approved for anything besides compounding. However it seems that cesium chloride has been updated to 503A category 2 Bulk drugs substances that raise significant safety risks. More can be read about that in the FDA alert which also states no Cesium Chloride (CsCl) products have been approved by FDA to treat cancer or other diseases.

  5. Benjamin Blumberg 3 years ago

    I was a bit out of date. There is a real risk that CsCl will cause hypokalemia with attendant cardiac problems, and the FDA has recently (2018) moved it to a code 2 agent (not for use in compounding). My source was just to do a binary search on google for CsCl AND cachexia.

    • Author
      Cancermind 3 years ago

      Yes fairly recent FDA Update. Many websites are praising Cesium Chloride for its miraculous abilities (regardless of that being true or not) without any warnings of how dangerous it can be and the risks associated with it. Many people are self medicating with this and thinking it is 100 % safe and thinking the more they use the better. Think about an average person using Cesium Chloride for cancer or anything else (cachexia etc) and at first see’s no results so they just keep upping the dose. Scary stuff.

  6. Benjamin Blumberg 3 years ago

    I am now searching for data on whether patients receiving CsCl treatment have a higher or lower incidence of acquiring certain viral diseases. These diseases include influenza, respiratory syncytial virus, measles, and (of course) SARS, MERS and SARS-CoV-2. Any information on database sources would be useful.
    Benjamin M Blumberg, PhD

    • Author
      Cancermind 3 years ago

      Keep us updated if you discover any useful information on Cesium. In regards to Covid-19 (coronavirus), do you have any experience treating with hydroxychloroquine?

  7. Benjamin Blumberg 3 years ago

    I am a PhD molecular neurovirologist, not an MD, so I don’t treat patients. However, my boss who is an MD and his wife who is a Chinese MD have known about the efficacy of the chloroquine drugs for three months. Yes, they are effective against COVID-19 and they constitute a cure. In the light of this information, I no longer recommend CsCl for coronavirus. However, I would like to pursue this story using historical data. Where would I look for clinical and hospital records showing whether patients on CsCl therapy for cancer have a lower rate of catching the flu or respiratory syncytial virus, or measles?

  8. NALWANGA PATRICIA 2 years ago

    Why no videos of people who survived and their telephone numbers to show evidence? don’t lie people.

  9. Benjamin M Blumberg, PhD 2 years ago

    I have proposed a different use for CsCl. I think it constitutes a simple, home remedy for many RNA viruses that have a nucleocapsid structure. It works by stalling the viral polymerase so the immune system can catch up. These viruses include Ebola (for which the treatment was originally designed in 2014 when Ebola came to New York City), Measles, Influenza, and possibly also coronaviruses like SARS-CoV-2. My treatment protocol is as follows:
    “Take a scant tsp of CsCl mixed in a glass of juice, wait ~ 8hrs, then eat a banana. Expect diarrhea. Repeat 3-4X.” That’s it!
    CsCl is FDA-approved but must be ordered online, as cancer patients being treated with CsCl already know. I have not yet found anyone who has tried CsCl against any of the above viruses. CsCl treatment remains so marginal that practically no one knows about it, and physicians are reluctant to recommend or use it. But flu season is coming, and since CsCl may well turn out to be the only treatment effective against both flu AND COVID-19.

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