Hydrazine Sulfate Protocol (recommended by Joseph Gold, M.D.

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I don't have cancer and so have not had to make the decision how to treat except never medical.
Hopefully this will help those in need and my teachings would be in addition to nutritional
supplements, of course.
So therefore, I will not be able to discuss it with you other then other additional herbs to build, fight
and ease your discomforts. I also recommend parasitic cleanses. this will reduce many symptoms. and
bowel cleanses if you test strong enough.
Hydrazine sulfate is the salt of hydrazine and sulfuric acid. Known by the trade name Sehydrin, it is a
chemical compound that has been used as an alternative medical treatment for the loss of appetite
(anorexia) and weight loss (cachexia) which is often associated with cancer.[1][2][3][4] It has never
been approved as a mainstream drug, although it is approved for use in clinical trials by the U.S. Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) and is marketed in the United States as a dietary supplement.[5] It is
also sold over the internet by websites that promote its use as a cancer therapy.[6] It is used in
palliative care for terminal cancer patients in Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union.
For those who have found this to be beneficial, here is a protocol handed out, once again in study with
my mentor:
This Protocol is based on a patient weight of 55 Kg and above; for a patient weight of 50 Kg and
below, half dosages (ie 30 mg capsules) have been reported as effective.
Generally it is reported that hydrazine sulfate is most effective when administered by itself(no other
medications or herbs given one-half hour before or after administration of hydrazine sulfate) before
meals.
If adequate response is made on 2 capsules daily (60 mg B.I.D) patients have been reportedly
maintained in this dosage schedule and not increased.
Best efficiancy with hydrazine sulfate has been reported by my maintaining daily treatment for 45
days followed by an interruption for 1 to 2 weeks, then re-institution of treatment.; this interruption
has been reported to prevent
the development of peripheral neuritic symptoms. In addition, it has been reported that there is an
incompatibility of hydrazine sulfate with ethanol, barbiturates, and tranquilizers. Patients receiving
hydrazine sulfate should thus avoid alcoholic beverages, tranquilizers, and barbiturates.
*Re-institution of treatment after one or two weeks: one capsule a day the first three days and increase
as before.

Hydrazine Sulfate Protocol(recommended by Joseph Gold, M.D.)

Amount given: When given:
One 60 mg capsule Q.D with or before breakfast
for first three days (days 1-3)
One 60 mg capsule, B.I.D before breakfast
for next three days (4-6) and before dinner.
one 60 mg capsule T.I.D. approxomitaly every 8 hours
thereafter (days 7 --) beginning with breakfast.
Q.D. -once a day
B.I.D. -twice a day
T.I.D. -thrice a day