A Cansema® Introduction
& Brief History of Escharotics
"During the past 20 years, the cancer death rate
has increased by almost 9 percent. The death rates (for 6
major areas of cancer growth) has stayed the same or
increased during the past 55 years. Furthermore, most victims
of these cancers sooner or later die of their disease.
Such indisputable facts attest to the failure of current
early detection programs and the drug / radiation / surgery
therapies for most cancer(s) . . .
"(Truth is) our dollars have been directed towards methods
which make money for health professionals, but provide little
help for the victims..."
John A. McDougal, M.D. - The McDougall Plan (1985)
ansema® is a topical ointment belonging to a class of
corrosive preparations known as "escharotics." Applied to the skin,
an escharotic destroys tissue and creates an
"eschar" (what would appear to the layman as a scab),
which later separates, leaving a pit
("decavitated area") that closes over a period of weeks,
often leaving a scar or a depigmented area.
Cansema® is a product with a long and controversial history.
It belongs to a category of
ointments historically known as "escharotics" (Gk. "escharotikos").
Most of those which have been discovered, manufactured, utilized and/or
patented in the U.S. over the last 100 years have been composed of
the caustic compound, zinc chloride, plus one or more medicinal
herbs, of which most have anti-microbial properties. These have
included parts from bloodroot, bittersweet, ginger root, galanga, and
even capsicum (red pepper). Other non-active additives have included
kerosene oil, glycerine, lard, metallic cobalt, and, of course, water.
Most of these additives serve to act only as "wetting agents," or
humectants, so that the product doesn't dry out.
The U.S. patent office lists not less than four patents using
zinc chloride as their caustic base. Escharotics
were also used from the
1920's through the 1950's in the famous Harry Hoxsey escharotic
formula. (See the motion picture,
Hoxsey: How Healing Becomes
A Crime.)
Escharotics can cause considerable pain and tissue damage.
(See Range of Physiological
Response.)
Although the etymological root to "escharotic" means "burning," and
the word is, in fact, commonly used in orthodox medicine to
characterize the effects of a skin burn caused by acids, alkaloids,
metallic salts, phenol or carbolic acid, carbon dioxide, or
electric cautery.
Cansema® contains zinc chloride, a compound which
will cause serious burns if applied in high concentrations.
In summary, Cansema® is a topically
applied salve belonging to a class of compounds known as "escharotics."
It is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by a
qualified physician.
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Update for 2009
 When this Alpha Omega Labs
site was first posted on the internet in the fall of 1995, one of the first pages
posted was this one. The material at left was (and is) our most
basic explanation at what Cansema® is, what it does,
how and why the entire class of medicants to which it belongs
have been successfully suppressed for well over 150 years, etc.
 After the FDA's
complete destruction of
our U.S. laboratory in 2003, my false 30 month imprisonment,
the breathtaking collage of false information about
Alpha Omega Labs and its products which spewed forth from the
FDA and DOJ, followed by the FDA's support for the theft of its intellectual property and
their deliberate enabling of counterfeit Cansema® operations,
it became apparent that a more thorough response was needed
to address this U.S. government agency crime wave.
(Those who would even BEGIN to think that any of the foregoing
is an exaggeration or an embellishment need only read
Chapter 3 --- which,
complete as it is, doesn't even cover the FDA's
illegal attempt to have me kidnapped
in November, 2008 or the cover-up that followed, wherein they backdated
an arrest warrant and
had
me posted on Interpol as an international
fugitive for being . . . their exact words . . . "a cancer fraud."
 Out of that need came
Meditopia® -- which is, even at this writing,
incomplete -- but quite thorough in its presentation of escharotics, in general --
and Cansema®, in particular. In fact, we believe it to be the most
complete presentation on the subject to be found anywhere. (In fact,
we defy anyone, in the academic community or elsewhere, to provide a more thorough
introduction).
Chapters 1, 2, and 4
of Meditopia®
provide the deprogramming and deconstruction tools necessary to understand
Cansema®. A delineation of each is provided below:
Chapter 1 - A Tear in the Matrix -- Covers my initial exposure
to escharotics, and includes
links to U.S. Patents filed over the past 140 years -- all closely
related.
Chapter 2 - Escharotics: 500 Years of Suppression --
Covers the history of escharotics back into antiquity.
A formulary predecessor of Cansema®
can be traced to the work of Paracelsus.
Also covers how another predecessor of Cansema®
was announced from
London in 1858, and the opposition it met from
medical authorities shortly thereafter.
Chapter 4 - Embarrassment of Riches --
(How I Learned that Suppression is the
Medical Profession's Most Enduring Legacy:
A Quick Review of the Astonishing Number of
Effective Cancer Cures; the Conflict
This Poses to Our Common Narrative; and
How it Contributes to Understanding the Defects
in our Cultural Operating System.)
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