Modified Citrus Pectin Activates Powerful Immune Responses
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September 21, 2011, 04:27 PM New Study Shows Modified Citrus Pectin Activates Powerful Immune Responses “I have seen first-hand the transformative power of MCP in helping to fight disease and restore health,” says Dr. Isaac Eliaz. I am thrilled to share with you groundbreaking research demonstrating the ability of a specific form of Modified Citrus Pectin (MCP) to greatly enhance immune function. The study found that MCP activated B-cells in a dose-dependent manner, and induced a highly significant dose-dependent activation of T-cytotoxic cells and Natural Killer (NK) cells. The NK-cell’s cancer killing activity was demonstrated against live leukemia cancer cells. The study is published in the journal BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine. The research focuses on MCP’s immune-stimulatory properties in human blood samples, resulting in modulation of different arms of the immune system. Immune researchers at the Dharma Biomedical LLC (Miami, FL) are excited. “The dramatic ability of MCP to activate different components of both the innate (NK-cells) and adaptive (T-cytotoxic) arms of the immune system, demonstrates that MCP can be used in a very strategic manner to support immune function, which may prove useful for a variety of immune compromised health situations,” says lead researcher Dr. Steve Melnick. MCP induced an increase in B-cells, T-cytotoxic cells, and NK-cells in a dose dependant manner, meaning the higher the dosage, the greater the effect. Researchers demonstrated that MCP induced a dramatic ten-fold increase in NK-cell activation, and furthermore a significant 53.6% increase in the NK-cells’ functional ability to identify and destroy leukemia cancer cells. Mechanism of Action (How MCP Works) Critical Information for Optimal Immune Support MCP’s Multiple Cancer-Fighting Properties I have seen first-hand the transformative power of MCP in helping to fight disease and restore health. While I was recommending MCP in my clinical practice for the treatment of cancer and heavy metal toxicity, I had always known that the benefits reached far beyond what had been scientifically proven at the time. After all, many of my patients who came to me for solutions to their chronic diseases became the vibrant examples of how MCP, used as part of an integrative and holistic health program, had not just added years to peoples’ lives, but quality as well. Thanks to this recent landmark immune study, we now know that the powerful immune supporting actions offered by Modified Citrus Pectin represent a significant factor of this vibrant health equation. http://www.nfam.org/newfrontiers/modified-citrus-pectin.html |
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[ # 1 ] September 23, 2011, 07:57 AM
It sounds like good stuff, though. Especially the anti-cancer properties. I really need to consider something like this, and I’ll go into “why”... I’ve been meaning to tell you anyway about this. You know already know how cancer thrives in acidic bodies, that acidic bodies are prone to candida, and candida is usually present in cases of cancer. Well, as you know, I had thrush lately -which is candida -and I’ve finally, FOR SURE, established something really strange: every time I start with my sodium bicarbonate / grapefruit seed extract regimen, I lose 15 pounds very quicky. Every time I stop… I gain 15 pounds quickly (like two, three weeks at the most, both ways). I change NOTHING ELSE during this period. Both of those items (sodim bicarbonate [baking soda] and GFSE) wipe out candida internally. I’ve started and stopped this literally three or four times over the past four or five months, and the same loss/gain occurs. I’m really convinced that I have 15 pounds of candida in me when I don’t do this. That sounds like an impossible amount, but I just don’t think that this stuff is magically speeding up my metabolism or anything like that. So, I’m going to try to remember to stick with this SB/GFSE regimen. I don’t know if I’ll lose more than 15 pounds -I’ve never stuck with it that long (I’m the type that usually quits things like this once I feel better). We’ll see. Anyway, I take responding to these things as a very, very BAD SIGN of what I’m prone to in the future -and as we know, it’s all about prevention, so I need to sort of re-up my efforts here. -O.M.G. |
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[ # 2 ] September 24, 2011, 12:01 PM EDITGrapefruit seed extract is strong stuff. Not many things can break up biofilm and kill cyst form spirochetes.
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[ # 3 ] September 24, 2011, 12:06 PM Here is a quote regarding cancer that I’ve saved. There is more to it than this IMO but a good read anyway
If you study the blood via L&DBM; (live and dried blood microscopy) you will see that fungus is a RESULT of the cancerous process, and not the cause. It’s sort of like digestion. HCl does not CAUSE digestion, it’s a result of digestion, and is therefore pretty much always present when “medical science” measures body matter in the gut. That’s why they think that HCl causes digestion. Fungus is commonly seen in the area of cancerous cellular activity. But it is not the cause.
Cancer is caused by inadequate nutrition and accumulated toxicity. Lymphatic At the same time Warburg was doing his research, Dr. Rife was shifting pH in The process of developing cancer begins in the GI tract. Hypothyroidism induced The fungi are nature’s scavengers and eat the dead tissue left behind from the The body, in an attempt to halt the spread of the infection will form an The fungus is not the cause of the cancer but exists as a result of it. Caveat |
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[ # 4 ] September 24, 2011, 07:12 PM Hi JDP. I believe what you are saying with regards to fungus and cancer. (The two being found together in cancer patients but the one didn’t cause the other). I’d be interested in why HCL isn’t responsible for digestion or at least a big part of the digestion process? Does it not break down the foods we eat? Nice to see you posting again over here! I missed you! |
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[ # 5 ] September 26, 2011, 02:52 AM Thanks for the kind words Zix Creator. Regarding HCL, I really don’t know. The quote I took off the rifeforum.com but I forget who it belongs to… I tend to save a lot of information so that I won’t forget it and so I can go back to it and get a better understanding. |
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[ # 6 ] September 26, 2011, 06:55 AM Wow, actually a bunch of dots are starting to connect here for me with your comments about HCL -this is actually pretty intense! I know that wasn’t even your main point! Based on what you said, I just did a little search on acid reflux and HCL, and I found a lot of things including this little blurb: ![]() I’ve been pretty prone to acid reflux for a couple of years now. I did take Pepsid A.C. and that would, of course, alleviate the symptoms. When I started taking a lot of sodium bicarbonate, I no longer need to take the Pepsid A.C. -but it still would flare up when I’d miss a few days. So, I’ve been coming to a slow realization that it’s not treating the actual CAUSE -just treating the symptoms. I really did think that taking sodium bicarbonate would eventually take care of the CAUSE -and it’s clearly NOT. So, that video says that contrary to what one would think, TOO LITTLE HCl would cause acid reflux. I know you’re saying that HCL isn’t responsible for digestion so you might disagree with some of his specifics, but I’m simply stating that I’m starting to see the bigger picture that digestion and the GI tract are responsible for A LOT of my issues. The good thing is that GFSE and sodium bicarbonate do help with issues in your gut. I just need to find more ways to clean this out. I’m tempted to take some HCL, though, and see how it helps me. It seems like it might just be another way to treat the symptoms and not the cause, but I’m still interested. -O.M.G. PS- Yeah, I know most of my problems are because I drink lots and lots of milk. I, however, am a milk addict -literally, I feel that it’s the only thing that truly refreshes me- and I’m not ready to quit it! So, lol… I need to find a way to deal with it instead. |
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[ # 7 ] September 26, 2011, 10:59 AM I use to have this problem and figured it out for me back in 2009 when I was researching this. Here’s what I’ve learned. Baking soda definitely does help. However, as you mentioned just treating the symptoms. One reason baking soda prevents the food from fermenting in your stomach which makes you feel better. It also absorbs toxins as well. The reason why the food is fermenting is due to low stomach acid. Could be caused by stress, etc.. It’s said everybody is basically low in hydrochloric acid… especially when you get older. Low stomach acid can also cause sleep problems. It did for me. Many people take Betaine. However, I prefer to take Grape Bitters. http://www.iherb.com/Planetary-Herbals-Digestive-Grape-Bitters-8-fl-oz-236-56-ml/19147?at=0 They sell smaller bottles of the above however. I just put some of the above in a eye dropper bottle and then just put a dropperful at the back of my tongue before or after a meal. Bitters will naturally increase bodies HCL production as well as helping other digestive issues as well. By the way, the cause for a lot of people’s digestive issues IMO is due to pathogens… including mold exposure. One instance is H Pylori can lower stomach acid. Changes in diet will help starve out specific pathogens it appears. hope this helps |
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[ # 8 ] September 26, 2011, 11:09 AM By the way, regarding milk I vote to zap the milk. As in you take a zapper and able to sterilize and put a negative charge in it making it better. Better would be to make your own 24 hour SCD yogurt. Better would be to have 24 hour SCD yogurt before every meal that has high carbs. Fermented foods is what kept our ancestors healthy and what was used to help them consume grains. Fermented foods helps to keep some pathogens in check. The 24 hour SCD yogurt makes it much much safer to consume and is like taking a bottle full of probiotics with each helping. Also, if you’re addicted to milk then IMO/IME is may show that food group is causing problems. You see, people tend to be drawn to the food that makes them ill. Just one reason is in leaky gut, more casein molecules get into the bloodstream making one crave casein even more. Casein is like heroin and is highly addictive. In leaky gut, the effects are magnified. Same as with gluten. Eliminating the food that you’re addicted to/sensitive to even just for a short time will help heal the stomach and then can reintroduce the food later. Could post more if you wish. hope this helps |
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[ # 9 ] October 03, 2011, 10:11 PM OMG and all “dairy bingers”, http://www.hairloss-research.org/UpdateMilkandDHT5-11.html There are a couple links at the bottom of this article that have some related information as well. Things I’ve noticed with less dairy in diet: |
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[ # 10 ] October 14, 2011, 10:39 AM Have to pipe up here - MCP has been the most powerful supplement I’ve ever taken and is perhaps #1 on my list of things to take to get your feet wet in the world of chelation. I urge everybody to try it, Iherb has a great deal on this. |
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[ # 11 ] October 20, 2011, 12:05 AM FWIW, a couple years ago I found best results at 4 per day of MCP while 1 or 2 or 3 didn’t give as much in results. I would have kept taking as I really like it at 4 per day but it got very expensive. On another note found a good pic…
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[ # 12 ] October 20, 2011, 05:16 AM jdp, for a while there I was taking upwards of 16 caps of this a day, the results were actually life alteringly profound in terms of the immune boost it gives you and all that comes with that. I recommend getting a some of the jarrow brand, it’s a good price, I think you may enjoy the experience of that dose. |
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[ # 14 ] October 21, 2011, 02:22 PM Only needed one day to know what 14 caps of Jarrows MCP does and yup, that’s what it feels like to have a strong immune system and/or have few toxins circulating in the body. It works well. It’s actually a little better than say 2 caps of Cholestepure per day but Cholestepure is much cheaper. Ionic foot detox baths feels about 1/4 of what 14 caps of MCP. However, the Cholestepure or Ionic foot detox bath doesn’t give you the rush that 14 caps of MCP gives which feels very similar to having a strong immune system. Anyhow, that strong of an immune system is about what I felt when I firsst ran newport’s Vitamin D script that removes the buildup/uncoverted Vit D… I took high dose D3 supplement for a very long-time and eventually needed larger and larger doses to feel the benefits until it became very bad for me. |
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[ # 15 ] October 30, 2011, 06:38 PM Iherb decided to send my most recent order to Newfoundland instead of British Columbia ... no idea why, I’ve ordered from provinces between the two places since my time back east and had no issues like that ... at any rate I’ve had to postpone my EDTA / Biofilm protocol. I’m starting to truly accept that any dietary fibre’s mode of actions for beneficial health effects come from its ability to mop up LPS as well, specifically and especially in the intestines. I haven’t heard about cholestpure, but I’m going to check it out. Everything else metioned is still pending for me, ahhh! |
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[ # 16 ] October 31, 2011, 01:24 PM Cholestepure is used in the lyme community and is mostly known there. Chlorella and Charcoal is as well but most chlorella isn’t good. Anyhow, the prescription version of cholestepure is cholestyramine which is recommend by Ritchie Shoemaker and others for mold detox and also helps to detox lyme and lyme co-infections toxins. Here is a link http://www.personalconsult.com/articles/cholestyramineformold.html Problem with cholestyramine is that most develop stomach issues such as constipation and that’s where cholestepure is taken instead. As is known, beyond the immune response, it’s the toxins from these pathogens is what is making one feel ill… in general. I know you already know but have to always repeat for others that those who have been fighting lyme and similar issues for a long-time will mention that detoxing the toxins from these pathogens is more important than the actual killing part.
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[ # 17 ] October 31, 2011, 01:36 PM By the way, asparates is also good for detoxing ammonia issues from the brain. I don’t know if you remember but mentioned long-time ago it was Bio Alternatives potassium asparates or AOR magnesium/potassium asparates are two that have a lot of asparates. That decades old studies showed asparates was extremely good for chronic fatigue and similar issues. Cholestepure would be a similar alternative to asparates. Sort of. If my memory is correct with elevated ammonia because the body can’t process the ammonia fast enough the elevated ammonia will cause elevated glutamate. Glutamate issues. Symptoms such as you’ll find when consuming free glutamic acid/MSG. Also, if you search for all the issues that low dose naltrexone works is interesting as low dose naltrexone is a glutamate blocker. |


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