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8.) Will taking cesium interfere with other treatments?

No. Cesium will not interfere with any other treatment you may be taking. This is one of its advantages. There is no need to forego conventional therapy, should it be your choice to make use of it, while taking cesium.

9.) When should I start this protocol?

It is vitally important to begin the protocol as soon as possible. A basic fact about all forms of cancer is that early detection and treatment greatly improve the prospect of survival. As cancer cells multiply, a number of things occur. First, they deprive healthy cells of vital nutrients weakening the patient and reducing their ability to fight the disease. The more cancer cells, the less able the body is to fight off the invader. Secondly, as the cancer spreads it damages the organs and tissues it has attacked.

Therefore, the longer the delay, the more extensive the damage. If left untreated, this can ultimately lead to organ failure or other life-threatening complications.

10.) What is the correct dosage for the cesium.

The minimum dosage for cesium is three grams per day.  However, the amount of cesium required for a specific case is largely a function of the extent of the disease. The more extensive the cancer, the more cesium required to fight it.  It is also important to be sure to balance the intake of cesium with appropriate amounts of the other supplements included in the protocol, especially potassium.

11.) Should I have a doctor follow me on this protocol?

It is always advisable to consult a physician prior to starting any program. In the case of cancer, this is doubly important so that the patient can be properly monitored to measure the progress of the disease. It is important to understand that cancer is a disease that can wax and wane with periods of remission followed by an aggressive relapse. Fortunately, unlike other therapies, cancer cells do not appear to become resistant to cesium. Therefore proper monitoring can detect any relapse and another course of cesium can be employed.

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