Consider the Lilies: A Review of Cures for Cancer and their Unlawful Suppression by Mary W Maxwell PhD

368 Pages·2023·16.332 MB·English

by  Mary W Maxwell PhD

CONSIDER the LILIES

A Review of 18 Cures for Cancer and
Their Legal Status
Mary W Maxwell, PhD, LLB
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Keywords: cancer cure, electric medicine, vaccination hoax,
autism, Charles Creighton, Emanuel Revici, Lida Mattman,
dissociation, The FitzGerald Report, cancer as bioweapon.
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To Aung San Suu Kyi,
protector of her people,
exemplar of faithfulness
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Publisher’s Foreword
Medicine is not only a science; it is also an art. It does not
consist of compounding pills and plasters; it deals with the
very processes of life, which must be understood before
they may be guided.
- Paracelsus
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than
are dreamt of in your philosophy.
- William Shakespeare, Hamlet
We live today in a scandalous world, where contrived situations
wend us towards darkness, death and disorder. With Consider
the Lilies, Mary Maxwell brings us some much needed light, in-
formation and ... humor.
The sheer audacity of our current state of affairs affects not
only our body politic, but also our personal health and our finan-
cial futures. What are we to do?
Well, we can hide our heads in the sand sand do nothing, or
maybe, just maybe, we can work to educate ourselves and try to
take the proper action.
The sad truth of the matter is that through our own igno-
rance, the machinations of others and fate, we appear to find
ourselves as unwitting slaves of an unheralded empire that ru_les
through shadowplay, leaving us shells of our former selves. De-
luded souls of a long—gone republic, feeding on vestiges, but
finding little to sustain the hopes, dreams and facades of glory.
But as Mr. Gandhi so eloquendy states: “When l despair, l
remember that all through history the ways of truth and love-
have always won. There have been tyrants, and murderers, and
for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always
fall. Think of it – always.”
So, let’s go, get on the beam, and be the change we wish to be.
Onwards to the utmost of futures,
Peace,
Kris Millegan
Publisher
Credos Books
4/30/13
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Buried Treasure:
In the historical collection of Notre Dame University Medical
School Library, Sydney, are many books on cancer treatment that
were subsequently suppressed.
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Estimated cancer prevalence in the United States as of 1-1-2008
All invasive cancer sites 11,958,000
Brain, nervous system 129,000
Breast 2,646,000
Cervix 244,000
Colon & rectum 1,110,000
Endometrial cancer and 573,000
Uterine sarcoma
Esophagus 30,000
Hodgkin’s disease 167,000
Kidney and renal pelvis 296,000
Larynx 89,000
Leukemias 254,000
Liver and bile duct 32,000
Lung and bronchus 373,000
Melanoma of skin 823,000
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 454,000
Oral cavity and pharynx 253,000
Ovary 178,000
Pancreas 35,000
Prostate 2,355,000
Stomach 66,000
Testis 201,000
Thyroid 458,000
Urinary bladder 537,000
Childhood cancer 353,000
Cancer Statistics Review, 1975-2008, National Cancer Institute.
Approximate number of cancer deaths per day in US in 2010:
one thousand six hundred. More than one every minute.
According to a June 2, 2012 article in Lancet Oncology, cancer
cases, worldwide, may increase 75% by 2030.
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