Dr. Harold W. Manner: The Man Who Cures Cancer

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Our second discovery didn't really come to us until I began to travel to the clinics that were already using laetrile. I visited Dr. Richardson in California, Dr's. Contreras and Soto in Mexico, Drs. Brown and Ransberger in Jamaica, and Dr. Hans Nieper in Germany. I found, of course, that none of their regimens were identical. One thing, however, was universal in all of these clinics, and I don't know how it escaped us or how it escaped those people whose experiments I was duplicating: laetrile was never used by itself. It was always given in conjunction with a complete therapeutic program . . . while we, in our labs, were using laetrile alone.

I found, for instance, that all of the clinics which seemed to experience success with their laetrile treatments also used various enzymes, and that they all used vitamins A and C. We applied this data to our work with the new "naturally cancered" mice, and it was the result of these experiments that supposedly dropped a bombshell on the scientific community. Of course, this "bombshell" needn't have existed, because everything we were doing was being relayed week by week to other laboratories . . . just in case they wanted to follow along with us.

Anyway, we immediately eliminated the vitamin C from our projected animal experiments . . . because mice, unlike humans, make their own "C". That left us with the enzymes, the vitamin A, and the laetrile. Our treatments were "mouse sized", of course, but I'll scale them up to make the amounts easier for a layman to comprehend.

I just heard today from a fellow in Ohio. He called to let us know that he'd received our treatment for leukemia and has just been given a clean bill of health by his hematologist.

PLOWBOY: So they'll approximate human dosages?

DR. MANNER: Right. We'll discuss the medications in terms of a 80-kilogram (132-pound) human being. Laetrlle was available forms of the vitamin, which we didn't do. Instead, we used a material manufactured in Germany called BIO-Ae Mulsion.

PLOWBOY: How does this differ from the usual health food store tablets?

DR. MANNER: It's a highly emulsified substance that is broken down into very fine particles. When taken into the body, it avoids the "normal" channels. Instead of going to the liver where vitamin A damage usually occurs-Ae Mulsion enters the lymphatic system and bypasses the liver . . . therefore it doesn't have a toxic effect.

P LOWBOY: How about the enzymes?

DR. MANNER: We used enzymes from the lentil bean, from the garden pea, from the papaya plant, from the thymus gland of a rat, and pancreatin taken from a beef pancreas. This combination was developed in Germany and has been used for years by Dr. Ransberger and others.

PLOWBOY: Can you tell me how each of these substances works in the body?

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