The Neal Deoul Story

Cancer Courtroom Showdown:

Cesium and T-UP

Cesium and T-UP are at the center of the Maryland courtroom controversy. The products were marketed by T-UP, Inc. as dietary supplements under FDA rules.

Cesium is nature's most alkaline mineral capable of significantly raising the pH of malignant cells until the cancer cells die --- usually within days. As long ago as 1925, two-time Nobel Prize winner Dr. Otto Warburg found that cancer cells are anaerobic; meaning they thrive only in a low-oxygen state. Cesium changes that environment.

In addition, T-UP capitalizes on the scientifically documented power of concentrated aloe to stimulate components of the immune system.

The combination of Cesium and concentrated aloe vera acts as a potent one-two punch against cancer.

Deoul's Battle

In Deoul's case, the measures of prostate cancer activity in his body dropped dramatically after completing the Cesium/ T-UP treatment regimen.

When he was first diagnosed in January of 1999 his PSA level was 8.1 complicated by a Gleason score of 7. The two numbers combined indicated a highly aggressive prostate cancer.

But by October of that year, after treatment, (i.e. 3 Cesium pills per day for six weeks) his PSA dropped to 3.7. No other therapies were used.

Meanwhile, Deoul continues to lead a completely normal life. He has not suffered the scarring of surgery or the debilitation of radiation - or devastating side effects like erectile dysfunction or incontinence.

His doctor, a proponent of standard "slash and burn" cancer therapy, will not comment publicly about the results. So far, the Attorney General has remained silent as well.

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