CHEMOTHERAPY VS ANTINEOPLASTON THERAPY Antineoplaston therapy
was discovered by Dr. Stanislaw R. Burzynski and is being used
by him to treat cancer, HIV infection, and autoimmune diseases.
For over 20 years, Dr. Burzynski has been attacking cancer in
humans, in over 3,000 patients. Antineoplaston therapy is unlike
the chemotherapy agents currently in use that kill cancerous
cells and healthy cells. Antineoplastons work on cancer cells to
interrupt the activity of the ras oncogene, which causes cells
to divide endlessly. At the same time, antineoplastons stimulate
p53 tumor suppressor genes, which tell the cells to undergo
programmed cell death. Healthy cells remain unaffected under
these processes. Dr. Burzynski first discovered and named
antineoplastons in the late 1960s. These drugs are safe and
nontoxic, unlike traditional chemotherapeutic agents.
Antineoplastons are comprised of compounds that occur naturally
in the human body: amino acid derivatives and peptides from
proteins and essential amino acids pr