Cliff Myles
Member
Dr. William Frederich Koch USA/Brazil, Drs. Erich & Dieter Reinstorff, Germany - Continued Research
So, what are the Koch Molecular Therapy reagents? William F. Koch was an American, devout Christian and a brilliant chemist who later went on to become a medical doctor. Koch’s father died of cancer a few years before, and Koch continually prayed to God to show him how to help the world battle serious diseases. During the studies for his Ph.D. in Chemistry he discovered through many experiments in free radical chemistry that almost all viruses and cancers could be reversed by certain highly diluted substances. Later as he obtained his M.D., Koch opened up a cancer clinic in Detroit in 1919 and “hopeless” diagnosed cancer-case patients flocked to him from all over the U.S. after being given up by their doctors after surgery and radiation treatments. Koch would cure these “hopeless” cases within 3 to 6 months. Chemotherapy wasn’t developed until after WWII and exploded into a multi-billion dollar industry.
Koch’s astonishing successes alarmed the medical establishment and pharmaceutical firms who stood to lose an enormous fortune to Koch’s discoveries. Time after time they tried to force Koch to reveal his formulas, but Koch wanted to keep his inexpensive discoveries to help the world. In 1949 after a huge battle where 20,000 confirmed cured cases were presented, a Federal Court threw out the lawsuits that the medical establishment and the FDA attempted to bring against Koch.
Still determined to shut him down, Koch’s enemies and the U.S. Govern- ment eventually succeeded in forcing Koch to move his research to Brazil and Germany and banned his therapies in the U.S. No laboratory methods at that time (1949) could analyze the highly diluted substances – they claimed it was just water and charged Koch with quackery and fraud.
Koch was exonerated in 2015 when students and faculty at the University of Arizona analyzed “Glyoxilide”, one of Koch’s reagents, with a new laser spectrographic method and found that it DID indeed exist!
I pray that President Trump and his new sweeping Administration recognize the injury done to Koch and re-examine his legacy.
On February 10, 1983, Hon. Bill Chappell, Jr. aptly exclaimed in the House of Representatives about the efforts of the homeopathic profession
“The Government agencies of this great country and the several States have for many years been searching for ways to improve the health care systems here in the United States of America and at the same time to control the spiraling costs to the patient. I am certainly pleased to note that at the same time many civic-minded citizens are taking action of their own to achieve these same goals.
…I would also like to point out that such actions by concerned private citizens are in keeping with the intent of the Founding Fathers, the Congress, and the Supreme Court of this great country, that all of the people shall have a freedom of choice in how to best care for their own health or choosing a health care provider and that there be no monopolistic profession, business, or occupation established by law thereby abridging the public right to these freedoms.
…This action will long honor the name of homeopathy’s creator (Samuel Hahnemann) and will be the beginning of many benefits to the better health of the citizens of this great Nation and other nations of the world.
…Distinguished homeopathic physicians have been appointed as the
first members of the Homeopathic Educational Advisory Commission
and are renowned examples of the standards of future members of the commission.
…(Among them) Prof. Dr. D. Reinstorff, University of Hamburg, University of Vienna,
and director of the Institute for Molecular Medicine, West Germany”
In 2016, the FDA approved another of several chemotherapy for melanoma. The average cost over a 6-12 month treatment is around $250,000. The side effects are alarming. I essentially cured my melanoma with the Koch/Reinstorff therapy (in the opinion of my doctors) - for around $175.00, a healthy diet and happily, - with no side effects!
‘Clifford Myles’
P.O. Box 511
Ellsworth, ME 04605
ssr2000 (at) usa (dot) com
So, what are the Koch Molecular Therapy reagents? William F. Koch was an American, devout Christian and a brilliant chemist who later went on to become a medical doctor. Koch’s father died of cancer a few years before, and Koch continually prayed to God to show him how to help the world battle serious diseases. During the studies for his Ph.D. in Chemistry he discovered through many experiments in free radical chemistry that almost all viruses and cancers could be reversed by certain highly diluted substances. Later as he obtained his M.D., Koch opened up a cancer clinic in Detroit in 1919 and “hopeless” diagnosed cancer-case patients flocked to him from all over the U.S. after being given up by their doctors after surgery and radiation treatments. Koch would cure these “hopeless” cases within 3 to 6 months. Chemotherapy wasn’t developed until after WWII and exploded into a multi-billion dollar industry.
Koch’s astonishing successes alarmed the medical establishment and pharmaceutical firms who stood to lose an enormous fortune to Koch’s discoveries. Time after time they tried to force Koch to reveal his formulas, but Koch wanted to keep his inexpensive discoveries to help the world. In 1949 after a huge battle where 20,000 confirmed cured cases were presented, a Federal Court threw out the lawsuits that the medical establishment and the FDA attempted to bring against Koch.
Still determined to shut him down, Koch’s enemies and the U.S. Govern- ment eventually succeeded in forcing Koch to move his research to Brazil and Germany and banned his therapies in the U.S. No laboratory methods at that time (1949) could analyze the highly diluted substances – they claimed it was just water and charged Koch with quackery and fraud.
Koch was exonerated in 2015 when students and faculty at the University of Arizona analyzed “Glyoxilide”, one of Koch’s reagents, with a new laser spectrographic method and found that it DID indeed exist!
I pray that President Trump and his new sweeping Administration recognize the injury done to Koch and re-examine his legacy.
On February 10, 1983, Hon. Bill Chappell, Jr. aptly exclaimed in the House of Representatives about the efforts of the homeopathic profession
“The Government agencies of this great country and the several States have for many years been searching for ways to improve the health care systems here in the United States of America and at the same time to control the spiraling costs to the patient. I am certainly pleased to note that at the same time many civic-minded citizens are taking action of their own to achieve these same goals.
…I would also like to point out that such actions by concerned private citizens are in keeping with the intent of the Founding Fathers, the Congress, and the Supreme Court of this great country, that all of the people shall have a freedom of choice in how to best care for their own health or choosing a health care provider and that there be no monopolistic profession, business, or occupation established by law thereby abridging the public right to these freedoms.
…This action will long honor the name of homeopathy’s creator (Samuel Hahnemann) and will be the beginning of many benefits to the better health of the citizens of this great Nation and other nations of the world.
…Distinguished homeopathic physicians have been appointed as the
first members of the Homeopathic Educational Advisory Commission
and are renowned examples of the standards of future members of the commission.
…(Among them) Prof. Dr. D. Reinstorff, University of Hamburg, University of Vienna,
and director of the Institute for Molecular Medicine, West Germany”
In 2016, the FDA approved another of several chemotherapy for melanoma. The average cost over a 6-12 month treatment is around $250,000. The side effects are alarming. I essentially cured my melanoma with the Koch/Reinstorff therapy (in the opinion of my doctors) - for around $175.00, a healthy diet and happily, - with no side effects!
‘Clifford Myles’
P.O. Box 511
Ellsworth, ME 04605
ssr2000 (at) usa (dot) com
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