56 years ago. (January 8, 1949)

In fact, in 1965 JAMA bolstered their earlier position with a report on Revici entitled “Negative Results.” (October 18)

The funny thing is that the last time I spoke with him a few months ago, Dr. Fishbein, who was diagnosed in 1962, was s

Although I have a website that features an eBook about a natural solution for erectile dysfunction, today I’d like to focus on something quite different.

The following is a miraculous true story about a Harvard educated physician who graduated from Yale Medical School only to develop an incurable cancer of the brain. Dr. Robert Fishbein was only 29 years old when he was diagnosed.

He pounded his head against his bathroom wall…the pain was so insanely intense. One of his young children asked their mommy why daddy was hitting his head against the wall.

After the biopsy was confirmed, he learned his remaining time on this earth would only be another two to four months. He wrote every medical expert he knew...and he knew quite a few. But none had the answer he hoped for…a cure.

Dr. Fishbein ended up going to a doctor who was considered to be a fraud by none other than the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). The ‘quack’ was none other than Emanuel Revici, M.D.

JAMA once included Revici as an example of what they referred to as “FRAUDS AND FABLES.” JAMA hasn’t recanted its opinion from 56 years ago. (January 8, 1949)

In fact, in 1965 JAMA bolstered their earlier position with a report on Revici entitled “Negative Results.” (October 18)

The funny thing is that the last time I spoke with him a few months ago, Dr. Fishbein, who was diagnosed in 1962, was st

velop an incurable cancer of the brain. Dr. Robert Fishbein was only 29 years old when he was diagnosed.

He pounded his head against his bathroom wall…the pain was so insanely intense. One of his young children asked their mommy why daddy was hitting his head against the wall.

After the biopsy was confirmed, he learned his remaining time on this earth would only be another two to four months. He wrote every medical expert he knew...and he knew quite a few. But none had the answer he hoped for…a cure.

Dr. Fishbein ended up going to a doctor who was considered to be a fraud by none other than the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). The ‘quack’ was none other than Emanuel Revici, M.D.

JAMA once included Revici as an example of what they referred to as “FRAUDS AND FABLES.” JAMA hasn’t recanted its opinion from 56 years ago. (January 8, 1949)

In fact, in 1965 JAMA bolstered their earlier position with a report on Revici entitled “Negative Results.” (October 18)

The funny thing is that the last time I spoke with him a few months ago, Dr. Fishbein, who was diagnosed in 1962, was s

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After the biopsy was confirmed, he learned his remaining time on this earth would only be another two to four months. He wrote every medical expert he knew...and he knew quite a few. But none had the answer he hoped for…a cure.

Dr. Fishbein ended up going to a doctor who was considered to be a fraud by none other than the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). The ‘quack’ was none other than Emanuel Revici, M.D.

JAMA once included Revici as an example of what they referred to as “FRAUDS AND FABLES.” JAMA hasn’t recanted its opinion from 56 years ago. (January 8, 1949)

In fact, in 1965 JAMA bolstered their earlier position with a report on Revici entitled “Negative Results.” (October 18)

The funny thing is that the last time I spoke with him a few months ago, Dr. Fishbein, who was diagnosed in 1962, was s

considered to be a fraud by none other than the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). The ‘quack’ was none other than Emanuel Revici, M.D.

JAMA once included Revici as an example of what they referred to as “FRAUDS AND FABLES.” JAMA hasn’t recanted its opinion from 56 years ago. (January 8, 1949)

In fact, in 1965 JAMA bolstered their earlier position with a report on Revici entitled “Negative Results.” (October 18)

The funny thing is that the last time I spoke with him a few months ago, Dr. Fishbein, who was diagnosed in 1962, was s

56 years ago. (January 8, 1949)

In fact, in 1965 JAMA bolstered their earlier position with a report on Revici entitled “Negative Results.” (October 18)

The funny thing is that the last time I spoke with him a few months ago, Dr. Fishbein, who was diagnosed in 1962, was still alive and still cancer free over forty years later. So it turns out that the so-called “FRAUD” was successful in curing Dr. Fishbein.

You might be wondering why I’m bringing this up. I wouldn’t have if JAMA had ever retracted its opinion.

For you see…Fishbein wasn’t the only incurable cancer patient I interviewed that was treated by Revici who became cancer free. Actually, there were quite a few.

As someone who has had the opportunity to meet so many people who were helped, it strikes me as downright odd when people rely on such things as surgery, chemo and radiation…often times with dire results.

If only they knew…that’s what I think whenever I hear about yet another cancer patient who has decided to settle for those risky and dangerous dark alleys…if only they knew!

So it’s important to me that you know. If I can help one person, writing this will have been worth it.

Late in Revici’s career a board certified radiation oncologist by the name of Seymour Brenner, M.D., asserted that Revici had “cured many people who were otherwise considered to be incurable.”

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