If we keep high moral standards we can have 95% unemployment. The
reason people become fat and lazy in the US is in the corn syrup and
the poor nutrition. The reason life in Europe and in the US evolves
around bullshit is because we are surrounded by bullshit. This
bullshit was specially engineered to make people that way.
We went from the A-Team, knight Rider and The Dukes of hazzard to
Friends and Seinfeld. From Superman and The HULK to The Simpsons and
Beavis & But-Head. We went from low standards to no standards at all.
LOL!
Imagine putting people on the tube who actually know something?
http://www.ted.com
http://www.managenergy.tv/metv/portal/_vi_wm_300_en/player/index_player.html?id=2086&pId=2085
http://www.uctv.tv
http://www.uwtv.org/programs/displayevent.aspx?rID=24708
http://www.researchchannel.org/prog/
etc?
I'm not saying Doctor Phil isn't interesting, the problem is that he
is a moron and an idiot. I'm not saying the news journalisms aren't
interesting, the problem is that journalists are the far most experts
in no direction at all.
Sure, people will tend to get even more lazy than they already are but
we can fight that. The current generations are kinda lost but those
still to come can be raised to be serious people who care about their
own lives.
We may have to make some weird jumps in how we treat people who want
to spread the genes of shallow mindedness. If we are serious we can
see those are the kind all wars are made of. It should be dealt with
harshly but with care.
If we dont aim education towards making people ignorant about the
world they live in everyone will be naturally interested in the things
around him. Kids don't need an excuse to investigate something. This
is a skooled "skill". Take Darwin playing with his beetles? You think
he had some predetermined goal of some kind?
We are living in a time where a kid can learn how to use a 3d drawing
application, soon we can have home factories and produce any part or
tool we can imagine.
Like clay but it instantaneously looks good and it can have any
application. One can have the robot weld, solder, replicate. Safe to
say they can make more than the astray.
If we look at language we can clearly see adults are demented and lack
all learning ability. Learning a language is fun when you are 10-12,
this obviously goes for programming languages just the same.
We older people like to flatter ourselves pretending we are all that.
Tell a kid he is "just a kid" often enough and he will believe it.
It doesn't make it true however.
They tell me to behave like an adult - they didn't seem very happy at
all.
The same way we need 95% unemployment because people are pretending to
be productive.
They work in advertisement, they work in banking, or even worse, they
do the work of machines.
In our current economic paradigm automation is the main source of
poverty! It's something to laugh about, we don't benefit from any of
our machines. We keep looking for jobs but all jobs have been taken by
robots. The calculator use to be a job description, same goes for the
computer, a printer, the dish washer etc!
Why is there no medical database where we can consult a computer? What
is that doctor doing behind his desk and why the hell does he have to
work his ass of and why does he earn so much money? Didn't they kill
enough people with their handwriting alone?
People in all sectors have to live the lie in order to make a living,
it's all liars. Ask your insurance agent if you need life insurance
and you know the answer already. What else can he do?
Doing an MIR scan the cancer glows up light, this is because the
particles are smaller, it vibrates at a higher frequency. So why not
shatter them?
Look at the liars!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Royal_Rife#Explanation_of_TS.27s_revert_of_an_edit_by_84.104.135.86
It's unbelievable!
Look how they deleted the article!
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Non-invasive_RF_cancer_treatment&oldid=267121375
The liar industry needs to be stopped ASAP!
Let them go home and rethink their lives.
I'm reposting the text here because the archive will soon be deleted:
'''Non-invasive RF cancer treatment''' is an experimental method of
cancer treatment that employs a combination of either gold or carbon
[[nanoparticles]] and radio waves to heat and destroy cancer cells
while ignoring healthy cells.
[[Radio waves]] in given wavelengths and up to certain intensity
levels are generally recognized as being harmless to living tissue,
but can cause metals to undergo heating at such levels. If, in theory,
[[nanoparticles]] of [[carbon]] or [[gold]] were bound to cancer
cells, and only cancer cells, then radio wave exposure could
[[Inductive heating|heat]] the bound cells enough to destroy them,
while having much less of an effect on neighboring healthy cells.
The major technical problem is making sure that the nanoparticles bind
only to the cancer cells instead of healthy cells. If the
nanoparticles are delivered by a targeting molecule that binds only to
the cancer cells, then this may be achievable.
According to a presentation by Dr. Steven Curley, the types of cancer
that might be treatable using Kanzius RF therapy include essentially
all forms of cancer.<ref>[
http://www.manp.org/assets/pdf/
erieapril2007.pdf RF-Induced Thermal Destruction of Cancer Cells
Presentation by Steven Curley], accessed [[November 2]], [[2007]]</
ref>
==History==
In 2003 and 2004, [[John Kanzius]] was undergoing [[chemotherapy]]
treatment for [[non-Hodgkins lymphoma]], and while undergoing
treatment he began to think of how he could employ what he knew to
battle what he suffered from. John Kanzius is a retired radio and TV
engineer, and an FCC licensed amateur ('ham') radio operator. It is
from this expertise that John theorized that radio waves could be
utilized in the fight against cancer. Based on a lifetime of
experience with radio equipment, he engineered the first model of the
Kanzius RF Machine. At first, John Kanzius had nothing to go on but
that little bits of metal could be heated after applying radio waves,
but [[Richard Smalley]], nanotechnology pioneer and creator of the
buckyball, heard about the theory from colleagues in 2005 and
contributed the theory that carbon nanotubes could be heated when
radio waves were applied.
The medical community first took notice in the spring of 2005, when
experiments were done at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Since then, ongoing research has also been done at the [[MD Anderson
Cancer Center]] in Houston, Texas, led by Stephen Curley, a professor
of surgical oncology.
Kanzius founded Therm Med LLC to develop his invention.<ref
name="UPMC set to test cancer treatment"/>
==The Kanzius RF Machine==
The Kanzius RF Machine was invented by John Kanzius. As described in a
[[Associated Press]] article, the Kanzius RF Machine, as used during
animal experimentation at the [[University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center]], "uses a capacitor to focus radio waves in a transmitting
head to send them to a receiving head. Between the two machines is a
space of several inches where a rat will be placed so the radio waves
can be sent through it".<ref name="Center to Test Radio Wave Cancer
Treatment">
{{cite news
|year=2005
|title=Center to Test Radio Wave Cancer Treatment
|publisher=Associated Press
|date=2005-05-11
|accessdate=2007-10-31
|url=
http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/usworld/news-article.aspx?
storyid=37036}}
</ref>
The receiving head contributes to the focusing of the microwave
energy: as explained in patent WO2005110544, ''"The RF signal
transmitted by larger transmission head is received by reception head
in such a manner that the RF signal is more concentrated near the
reception head than it is near the transmission head. The more
concentrated the RF signal, the higher the amount of energy that can
be absorbed by the specific area... Optionally, one or more of the
tuned circuits in the RF receiver are tuned to have a high [[quality
factor]] or high 'Q'. Providing a [[resonant circuit]] with a high
"Q" allows the tuned head to pick up larger amounts of energy."''
The device first used by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
was built and donated by Energy-Onix, a [[Valatie, New York]]-based
company that manufactures radio transmitters.<ref name="Center to Test
Radio Wave Cancer Treatment"/>
The nature of the machine can be further illustrated when looking at
the graphics in the patent applications seen below.
Four units are currently in service at the [[MD Anderson Cancer
Center]] and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. The
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center received their first unit in
May 2005, and MD Anderson Cancer Center received their first machine
in January 2006. John Kanzius' predicts a near term demand of 3,000 to
5,000 units with long term expectations at 50,000 to 100,000
units.<ref name="Kanzius Sees Success">
{{cite news
|author=Steven Sweeney
| year=2007
|title=Kanzius Sees Success
|publisher=Erie Times-News
|date=2007-10-31
|accessdate=2007-11-02
|url=
http://www.goerie.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071031/
NEWS02/710310441/-1/NEWS}}
</ref>
Until targeting is fully viable, Kanzius is considering making the
machine available to only a few well-renowned medical centers.<ref
name="Kanzius treatment gets world's attention">
{{cite news
|year=2007
|title=Kanzius treatment gets world's attention
|author=David Bruce
|publisher=Erie Times-news
|date=2007-11-01
|accessdate=2007-11-01
|url=
http://www.winknews.com/features/health/10949561.html}}
</ref>
==Nanoparticles==
According to Dr. Steven Curley, [[gold]] [[nanoparticles]], which are
already FDA approved, would be likely the first nanoparticle
candidates in clinical trials of Kanzius' RF treatment. Further
experimentation confirmed that the gold nanoparticles are not
[[cytotoxic]] and that they are able to be heated by an RF Field,
resulting in cell death. The conclusion of the experimentation was
that gold nanoparticles are viable candidates for the Kanzius RF
cancer treatment.<ref name="In vitro gold nanoparticle targeting
enhances non-invasive radiofrequency destruction of human
gastrointestinal malignancies">[
http://www.asco.org/portal/site/ASCO/
menuitem.34d60f5624ba07fd506fe310ee37a01d/?
vgnextoid=76f8201eb61a7010VgnVCM100000ed730ad1RCRD&vmview=abst_detail_view&confID=45&abstractID=10550
In vitro gold nanoparticle targeting enhances non-invasive
radiofrequency destruction of human gastrointestinal malignancies],
accessed [[November 2]], [[2007]]</ref>
==Targeting molecules==
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According to Dr. Steven Curley, the first targeting molecule will be
c225, also known as [[Erbitux]] or [[Cetuximab]], a "monoclonal
antibody" or "single transduction inhibitor". This molecule is already
FDA approved.<ref>[
http://www.manp.org/assets/pdf/erieapril2007.pdf RF-
Induced Thermal Destruction of Cancer Cells Powerpoint Presentation by
Steven Curley], accessed [[November 2]], [[2007]]</ref> This molecule
targets and binds to the epidermal growth factor receptors ([[EGFR]])
on the surface of a cell. This molecule is expressed in normal and
cancer cells and when it binds to a cell, it inhibits cell growth and
results in cell death.<ref>[
http://www.chemocare.com/bio/c.asp c225
Information Page on ChemoCare.com], accessed [[November 2]], [[2007]]</
ref> This molecule doesn't appear to be a candidate for targeting only
cancer cells.
==Collaborators==
Noted collaborators include the late [[Richard Smalley]], credited
with creating the [[buckyball]] of [[nanotechnology]] fame. Smalley
believed that [[carbon nanotubes]] could be heated when exposed to
radio waves, introducing the nanoparticle component of Kanzius RF
Therapy.<ref name="Cancer Therapy Takes Next Step">
{{cite news
|year=2007
|title=Cancer Therapy Takes Next Step
|author=Peter Panepento
|publisher=Erie Times-News
|accessdate=2007-10-31
|url=
http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/439566/
cancer_therapy_takes_next_step}}
</ref>
Another notable collaborator is Stephen A. Curley, M.D., a professor
of surgical [[oncology]] at the MD Anderson Cancer Center at the
University of Texas in Houston. Curley heads a research team at MD
Anderson. The MD Anderson team is collaborating with a [[Rice
University]] research team.
On [[April 28]], [[2007]], a symposium at the Mary D'Angelo Performing
Arts Center at [[Mercyhurst College]] was held on the cancer research
of John Kanzius. In attendance were a reported 700 people,<ref>[http://
cbs13.com/health/health_story_240004016.html CBS Article Citing
Turnout at Symposium], accessed [[October 31]], [[2007]]</ref>
including John Kanzius, Dr. Stephen Curley, Erie Mayor Joseph E.
Sinnott, Erie County Executive Mark DiVecchio, Joyce Savocchio, and
Bishop Donald W. Trautman of the Catholic Diocese of Erie. At this
symposium, city officials stated that they would attempt to tap Erie
casino tax revenues to provide additional funding for the cancer
research. <ref>[
http://yourerie.com/content/community/event?
event_id=7410&month=04&date=28&year=2007 Event Listing on
YourErie.com], accessed [[October 31]], [[2007]]</ref>
==Fundraising and support==
In December 2005, [[Rick Santorum]] and [[Arlen Specter]], Republican
Senators from Pennsylvania, secured $200,000 in federal funding for
the project. Specter had requested that the [[NIH]] and NIH Cancer
Institute assist with funding the needed animal testing. It is this
funding that allowed for initial University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center animal testing.<ref name="Novel cancer treatment demonstrated
at UPMC lab
">
{{cite news
|year=2005
|title=Novel cancer treatment demonstrated at UPMC lab
|author=David Templeton
|publisher=Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
|date=2005-08-06
|accessdate=2007-11-03
|url=
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05218/549699.stm}}
</ref>
On October 25th of 2007, a press release on Arlen Specter's government
home page announced approval for additional funding of $100,000 to go
to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center to advance the cancer
treatment research of Kanzius and company. According to the press
release, the funding is hoped to be used "...for tests to advance
potential submission of radiowave technology for FDA approval to
initiate a clinical trial". This funding is still pending full
congressional and Presidential approval before it will be final.<ref>
[
http://specter.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?
FuseAction=NewsRoom.NewsReleases&ContentRecord_id=e82d8207-1321-0e36-
bac8-144b1ded7054 Arlen Specter Press Release], accessed [[October
31]], [[2007]]</ref>
Actress [[Sharon Stone]] has expressed interest in helping support and
finance the research involving Kanzius RF Therapy. Sharon Stone has
been fundraising in an effort to fight [[HIV]] and [[AIDS]], and is
interested in finding out if this new method can be used to fight
those diseases as well. Kanzius' corporate board, Therm Med LLC, has
convinced her that his treatment may be effective against these
diseases as well.<ref name="UPMC set to test cancer treatment">
{{cite news
|year=2005
|title=UPMC set to test cancer treatment
|author=David Templeton
|publisher=Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
|date=2005-02-20
|accessdate=2007-10-31
|url=
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05051/459069.stm}}
</ref>
Former Erie Mayor [[Joyce Savocchio]], of the Community United for a
Cancer Cure, announced the organizations goal to raise $3 million to
fund research at the MD Anderson Cancer Treatment Center and
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.<ref name="Cancer research
inspires Erie community">
{{cite news
|year=2007
|title=Cancer research inspires Erie community
|author=David Templeton
|publisher=Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
|date = 2007-05-02
|accessdate=2007-10-31
|url=
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07122/782492-114.stm}}
</ref>
On June 12th of 2007, there was a fundraiser held at Erie Insurance
Group's headquarters, which was expected to raise more than $150,000
dollars for the cancer treatment research.
From August 10th to the 12th, in Erie, Pennsylvania, there was hosted
a motorcycle rally called "Roar On The Shore", with all proceeds going
to the John Kanzius Cancer Research Fund. The event charged a one-time
five dollar entrance fee for the event. According to the homepage of
the City of Erie, over $50,000 was raised for the cancer fund at this
event.<ref>[
http://www.roarontheshore.com/ Roar on the Shore Event Web
Page], accessed [[October 31]], [[2007]]</ref>
On May 31st of 2007, IAFF Local 293, a group of Erie Professional
Firefighters, presented a $1000 dollar donation to aid in funding
Kanzius' research. Firefighters are at an elevated risk for several
different cancers, and the organization recognized this with the
donation aimed at helping fight the disease that had claimed or
afflicted many of their own.<ref>[
http://iaff293.org/?zone=/
unionactive/view_article.cfm&HomeID=58876 IAFF 293 Present Donation to
Aid John Kanzius' Research], accessed [[October 31]], [[2007]]</ref>
==Notable experiments==
===Pre-clinical trials===
An experiment was done at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
by Dr. David Geller, who tested the radio wave treatment on rats with
liver tumors. Dr. Geller is co-director of UPMC's Liver Cancer
Center.<ref name="Houston cancer center starts testing radio-wave
theory
">
{{cite news
|year=2005
|title=Houston cancer center starts testing radio-wave theory
|author=David Templeton
|publisher=Erie Times-News
|accessdate=2007-10-31
|url=
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/nov/1214323.htm}}
</ref>
Dr. Steven Curley, of the MD Anderson Cancer Center, has performed
experiments on human pancreatic and liver cancer cells showing that
when the cancer cell cultures were "spiked" with gold nanoparticles,
then exposed to an RF field, up to 100% of the cancer was destroyed.
Additional experimentation, in which these nanoparticle "spiked" cell
cultures were mixed with healthy cells, resulted in complete cancer
cell death, while not affecting the healthy, "unspiked" cells.<ref
name="In vitro gold nanoparticle targeting enhances non-invasive
radiofrequency destruction of human gastrointestinal malignancies"/
><ref name="Studies on using radio waves against cancer are
advancing">
{{cite news
|year=2007
|title=Research on local man's cancer treatment idea shows it has
promise
|author=David Templeton
|publisher=Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
|date=2007-01-18
|accessdate=2007-11-04
|url=
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07018/754702-114.stm}}
</ref>
On October 31, 2007, it was reported that the RF treatment was tested
on rabbits with liver cancer successfully. According to the report,
and cited as coming from the recently published article "Carbon
nanotube-enhanced thermal destruction of cancer cells in a noninvasive
radiofrequency field", in the Journal "Cancer", Kanzius' RF therapy
completely destroyed liver tumor cells in the test rabbits with no
side effects. In the experiment there were three groups of animals.
One group was treated with only the radio waves, which had no effect.
Another group was treated with only the nanoparticles, also with no
effect. The third group, treated with both radio waves and
nanoparticles survived with the cancer cells destroyed. According to
Dr. Steven Curley, and the abstract of the article, during the next 12
to 18 months, the authors of the article will be working to develop
SWNTs (Single-Walled Nano Tubes) coupled with cancer targeting agents
to further enhance cancer specificity.<ref name="Kanzius Sees Success"/
><ref name="Carbon nanotube-enhanced thermal destruction of cancer
cells in a noninvasive radiofrequency field">
{{cite journal
|last=Gannon
|first=Christopher J.
|coauthors = Cherukuri, Paul; Yakobson, Boris I.; Cognet, Laurent;
Kanzius, John. S.; Kittrell, Carter; Weisman, R. Bruce; Pasquali,
Matteo; Schmidt, Howard K.; Smalley, Richard E.; Curley, Steven A.
|year=2007
|title=Carbon nanotube-enhanced thermal destruction of cancer cells in
a noninvasive radiofrequency field |journal=Cancer
|volume=Dec. 2007
|doi = 10.1002/cncr.23155
|pages=2654}}
</ref>
It is reported that Dr. David Geller will be presenting findings
regarding the viability of gold nanoparticles in the Kanzius RF
treatment at the 3rd Academic Surgical Congress, being held from
February 13th to the 15th of 2008.<ref name="Research on local man's
cancer treatment idea shows it has promise">
{{cite news
|year=2007
|title=Research on local man's cancer treatment idea shows it has
promise
|author=David Templeton
|publisher=Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
|accessdate=2007-11-02
|url=
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07305/830199-58.stm}}
</ref><ref>[
http://www.aasurg.org/ Association for Academic Surgery,
2008 Academic Surgical Congress, accessed [[November 2]]</ref>
===Clinical trials===
Clinical trials have neither been approved, nor performed yet. It is
reported that Kanzius is working with the Lee Memorial Health System
(LMHS), a provider of health care in southwest Florida, to coordinate
tentative clinical trials when approval is granted. Clinical trials
may not begin for another three to four years.<ref name="The cure to
cancer could be in your radio!">{{cite news
|year=2007
|title=The cure to cancer could be in your radio!
|publisher=Winknews.com
|accessdate=2007-11-01
|url=
http://www.winknews.com/features/health/10949561.html}}
</ref>
==Published works ==
===Concerning cancer treatment===
At the 2007 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium, Christopher J. Gannon,
referenced below, presented a poster regarding the use of gold
nanoparticles in the non-invasive RF cancer treatment method Kanzius
invented.<ref>[
http://www.asco.org/portal/site/ASCO/menuitem.
34d60f5624ba07fd506fe310ee37a01d/?
vgnextoid=76f8201eb61a7010VgnVCM100000ed730ad1RCRD&vmview=abst_detail_view&confID=45&abstractID=10550
Abstract presented as a poster presentation by Christopher Gannon at
the 2007 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium], accessed [[October 31]],
[[2007]]</ref><ref>[
http://www.gastro.org/wmspage.cfm?parm1=1846
Website and description of 2007 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium],
accessed [[October 31]], [[2007]]</ref>
On October 24, 2007, an article titled "Carbon nanotube-enhanced
thermal destruction of cancer cells in a noninvasive radiofrequency
field" was published in an online version of the journal "Cancer".<ref
name="Carbon nanotube-enhanced thermal destruction of cancer cells in
a noninvasive radiofrequency field"/>
An animation of the process was shown on [[CBS]]'s [[60 Minutes]] in
the U.S. on April 13, [[2008]].<ref>
{{cite news
|year=2008
|title=The Kanzius Machine: A Cancer Cure?
|author=60 Minutes
|publisher=CBS
|accessdate=2008-04-14
|url=
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/04/10/60minutes/
main4006951.shtml}}
</ref>
==See also==
* [[Carbon nanotubes]]
* [[Nanoshell]]
* [[Colloidal gold]]
* [[Radio frequency]]
* [[Radiofrequency ablation]]
* [[List of oncology-related terms]]
* [[Bystander effect (radiobiology)]]
==References==
{{reflist|2}}
==External links==
{{Commons|Cancer (illness)}}
{{Commons|Carbon nanotube}}
* [
http://www.kanziuscancerresearch.com/ John Kanzius Cancer Research
Foundation Official Web Site]
* [
http://thermmed.com/ Therm Med LLC]
* [
http://www.rd.com/content/radio-waves-and-the-search-for-a-cancer-
cure/ Readers Digest Profile]
* [
http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/439566/
cancer_therapy_takes_next_step/ Cancer therapy takes next step], 22
March 2006, 18:00 CST
* [
http://cbs13.com/health/health_story_240004016.html
http://cbs13.com/health/health_story_240004016.html]
* [
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http://www.nbc-2.com/articles/readarticle.asp?articleid=1882&z=3&p=]
* [
http://www.latimes.com/features/health/men/la-na-
cancer2nov02,0,1017918,full.story Sending his cancer a signal], L.A.
Times, November 2, 2007
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