Hydrazine Sulfate

• Great Lakes Metabolics, Rochester, MN; 507-288-2348 (will accept credit card orders). Fax 507-285-4475. $20/100 -- 60 mg tablets plus shipping. Person 100# or greater take 60 mg tablets, under 100# -30mg.

• Life Energy Distributors; P.O. Box 550; Abbotsford, B.C. V25-5Z5; Canada; 604-856-0171; e-mail ordering ben@uniserve.com -- ship anywhere in the world. Internet address: http://www.uniserve.com/life/life.htm.

• D.A.Y. Industries, UK; 48 Bristol Hills; Brislington, BS4 5AB; $80 for 1st 100, $30 for each additional 100 plus shipping.

• Hydrazine Sulfate Sources 1/27/98 Jeffgoin Thank you for your webpage that provides information regarding the availablility of hydrazine sulfate. Our organization sells this treatment at competitive prices and donates a substantial portion of our pre-tax profits to charitable causes that work to fight environmental sources of cancer. Would you add us to your source list? American Health Alternatives; P.O. Box 9375; Missoula, Montana 59807; (406) 543-2912; Email: AHAlternatives@aol.com

• Unsolicited e-mail -- re hydrazine sulfate 7/18/2000 I first obtained hydrazine sulfate to help my mom, who was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, eat and feel better. I went through a place in the states to get the drug, and then contacted the Syracuse Cancer Research Center (it appears as though now only a doctor can call). Under the right dosages, and with my mom taking no sedatives, alcohol or tranquillizers (something that the last NCI studies permitted against the directions of Dr. Gold, therefore contaminating the results), after just three days she was eating! On day four I awoke to find her gone. She had not been out of her chair in a couple of weeks, and had been vomiting quite often. Four hours later mom returned - she had gone to the mall. This was no small feat. Her house was fifty miles into the mountains and the drive down to town took over an hour. Mom did end up dying of an impaction in her bowle, something I feel happened because the doctors gave her morphine yet failed to tell her to take some kind of laxative to keep her bowels moving.

  I saw the tremedous benefits of this drug first hand, and since she was only sixty three and had lost her insurance, the low cost fit right into her budget. It was only $25.00 for a months' supply. When she told her surgeon about the drug, who had recently lost his own dad to cancer, he came back with "There are a lot of fads out there." He would not participate in the study, or even call Dr. Gold for that matter. Throughout that time I amassed information, tons of it, on alternative cures and found that the same politics surrounding hydrazine had raised their ugly head regarding antineoplastins and other non-toxic cures. Even Tamoxifen was considered worthless, and now that a drug company picked it up it is the most widely used drug for breast cancer. Astonishing.

  I also found that the ACS once held the patent for 5-FU, a chemotherapy agent commonly used for cancer which has very harmful side effects. I then found out that one of the board members at the MSKCC, the institution which originally broke the hydrazine protocol in the eighties, is also a director on the board of the largest chemotherapy manufacturer in the world - Bristol-Myers/Squibb. He, of course, had a vested interest in keeping a cheap effective, unpatentable drug off the market.

  I am now a reporter, doing research for an article on this very subject, and just keep uncovering more incredible, outrageous scams inside the cancer industry. The American people are being duped. The wars on cancer and drugs are failures. And they are one in the same wars. The government wants to control EVERYTHING we put into our bodies, even when we are dying and modern "science" can't provide us with simple relief. The beating down of hydrazine sulfate is an affront on our personal choice. Furthermore, if it works so well in people with late stage cancer, I can only wonder what it would do for someone who caught it in the early stages. Since cancer incidence is higher in seniors than in any other age group, I hope that many of them will join in this cause and battle for their rights, and what is right. Big Brother is alive and doing well in America. Hydrazine sulfate is legal in Canada, but their provincial health care won't pay the meager price and patients must pay for it themselves. But at least that is something. Suppliers don't get raided by FDA agents with armed police, and the people are free to use this drug. But not in America. A.B.

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