Cell.CancerThrpy

Cellular Cancer Therapy
Through Modification of Blood Physico-Chemical Constants
(Donatian Therapy)

by Donato Perez Garcia, M.D. [# 1, 1896-1971]
and Donato Perez Garcia y Bellon, M.D. [# 2, 1930-2000]

Translation by Mike Dillinger (December, 1980)
Scanned & Edited for IPTQ by Chris Duffield

Notice from IPTQ webhost: This book shows IPT as it was in the late 1970s, developed through the work of Drs. Perez Garcia 1 and 2. This should not be used as a guide or textbook, as IPT has changed a lot since that time. We present it here as a historical document information source for doctors and medical researchers.

Some of the information in this book that might be most useful:

	a snapshot of how Drs. Perez Garcia 1 and 2 understood the actions of IPT at that time (Chapters 6 and 7)
	an outline of how IPT was practiced at that time
	some examples of cancer treatment plans using the drugs of the time (many of which are either not generally available or have been discontinued)
	a description of giving insulin intramuscularly or subcutaneously as an option to IV
	a description of how they adjusted IPT for diabetics and for patients with other conditions
	a brief description of the use of the Oncodiagnosticator
	a long list of cancers they had treated with IPT
	twenty-five case histories of cancer successfully treated with IPT

There are some similarities between the information in this book, and in Dr. Paquette's book Medicine of Hope. Clearly Dr. Paquette and his IPT teacher, Dr. Perez Garcia y Bellon 2, were in communication after they met in 1976, and it appears that Dr. Paquette referred to this book while writing his own. So this book could serve as a reference for researchers who want to understand Dr. Paquette's techniques in more detail.

CONTENTS (click on links)

1. The neoplastic cell

2. Properties of the cell membrane

3. General facts about insulin
Reciprocal hormone action in the regulation of metabolism

4. Personal experience with insulin (first experiments)

5. The immunology of cancer
Tumoral Antigenicity in Man

6. Cell permeabilization
Recuperation from hypoglycemia

7. Hypoglycemia
The action of insulin according to dosage

10. Chemotherapeutic pharmacology
                Cell kinetics
                Pharmacology of cancer chemotherapy
                Alkylating agents
                Folic acid antagonists
                Purine antagonists
                Fluoridated pyrimidines
                Vinca alkaloids
                Tumoricidic antibiotics
                Other agents
                Doses of alklyating medications
                Dosification of the three purine antagonists
                Doses of pyrimidine antagonists
                Other agents, techniques, combination therapy

11. The metabolism of neoplastic tissues
                Metabolism of the cancerous cell
                Inhibition by contact
                Deficient immunological response
                Invasive development
                The chemical nature of cell surfaces

12. Diagnosis of cancer in the laboratory: The Onco-diagnostic Method
                Method
                Interpretation
                The diagnostic mechanism
                Conclusions
                Description of the Oncodiagnosticator and its use
                Photo captions

14. Drugs administered in Donatian therapy

15. Twenty-five case studies

1. Bilateral mammary tumor [breast cancer]
2. Pulmonary carcinoma of the left vertex [lung cancer]
3. Metastasis of carcinoma of the left breast to the right [metastatic breast cancer]
4. Malignant melanoma
5. Neuroblastoma with metastases
6. Basocellular carcinoma of the cervix [cervical cancer]
7. Epidermoid carcinoma [of the cervix]
8. Infiltrating epidermoid carcinoma of the cervix
9. Uterine carcinoma that has irradiated to the cervix; cervical carcinoma, third degree adenocathoma
10. Second stage epidermoid carcinoma [cervix]
11. Brocogenous [bronchial?] carcinoma [lung cancer]
12. Metastasis to the lymph nodes of the right axilla of the already removed carcinoma of the breast
13. Prostatic carcinoma
14. Malignant tumor of the right breast
15. Osteal metastases from mammary carcinoma
16. Semioma of the left testicle with metastasis to the corresponding inguinal lymph nodes
17. Second degree lymphocytic lymphoma
18. Thyroid carcinoma
19. Second degree gastric carcinoma
20. Breast carcinoma
21. Ewing's sarcoma
22. Metastasis of the semi-differentiated infiltrating adenocarcinoma of the gall bladder
23. Epidermoid carcinoma of the cervix. Trichomoniasis.
24. Malignant melanoma
25. Well-differentiated invasive epidermoid carcinoma, at the right commissure of the lower lip