Cancer - The Forbidden Cures (Documentary)

I suppose you are right - though I would hope you have been around long enough to know that I don't simply throw out labels or accusations without good reason.  Actually, I have elaborated on Simoncini so many times that I have tired of the effort.  But if you insist, I will do so again:

I first read of Simoncini in a mainstream magazine (I believe it was Time) and was intrigued to say the least, but was also more than a little bit skeptical due to his claim that all cancer is a fungus.  Since I am quite interested and involved with alternative remedies for cancer, I began to investigate Simoncini and his claims.

I soon found that he appeared to be much more involved with promoting his book and himself than he was with actually treating cancer and the more I looked the worse it got.  I also happened to encounter two people in my groups who traveled to see Simoncini in Italy and came away disappointed and with negative opinions - and they both warned against anyone seeing him.  Of course two people is hardly a large sample, but it is two more than the number of people I know who were helped by Simoncini.

Here is on of the two people's report:

http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1232300

Simoncini promotes himself as an MD specializing in oncology, but if Simoncini, along with his brother, lost his license then he is no longer an MD is he? Certainly not in Italy.

When it comes to Simoncini "curing" cancers, I have seen no convincing evidence or data about Simoncini's purported successes with injecting bicarbonate of soda.  What I have seen is a huge amount of hype, mostly tied into a campaign to promote his book "Cancer is a Fungus" about his bogus theory which would have us believe that all cancer is fungus.  I have also seen questionable testimonials and some tragic failures, such as the wrongful death in Italy that lead to his prosecution.

Besides the death in Italy, a Dutch breast cancer patient died in October 2007 in a Netherlands clinic after she was treated with sodium bicarbonate injections by Tullio Simoncini. The cause of death was metabolic alkalinosis and the circumstances of her death, including multiple injections of baking soda into the her breast is reported to be subject to investigation by the department of public prosecution/the police and the Netherlands Health Care Inspectorate. It is also reported that Simoncini treated a total of six patients at the Netherlands clinic where the woman died and was not successful in a single case.

One of Simoncini's testimonials was later found to come from his mistress.  Another was reported to be from a woman who never had cancer to begin with.  Then there is the case of poor Marjolean Bouwman, once highly touted by Somoncini as one of his big success stories:

When Marjolein Bouwman was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she was advised to take conventional therapy. Instead, she decided to contact Tullio Simoncini in Rome, where she was given a number of injections with sodium bicarbonate by him. The other part of the treatment consisted of infusions of sodium bicarbonate, which Marjolein adminstered herself in her own home in the Netherlands. Soon after, Simoncini declared that Marjolein was completely cured. Ecstatically happy, Marjolein became a staunch advocate of Simoncini's sodium bicarbonate therapy. However, undeniable proof of her miracle cure was never delivered, in spite of repeated promises.

Later Marjolean found out that her cancer had never been eliminated, but instead had continue to grow.  She bitterly complained that Simoncini had deceived her and that Simoncini's useless therapy had caused her to lose valuable time, which might well have been fatal.

Marjolein Bouwman died of metastasized ovarian cancer on November 2, 2008. She was only 25 years old and the mother of a little boy.

I call it like I see it and the bottom line to me is that Simoncini is more successful at self promotion than at healing and cancer is no more a fungus than it is universally caused by Hulda Clark's mysterious flukes in the books she promotes (love her cleanses though), nor is it mainly caused by unresolved emotional trauma (from another book seller) or any other single cause promoted by some magic cure promoter's hype.

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