Pancreatic cancer

Lieb,J."Defeating cancer with antidepressants." DOI.10.3332/eCMS 2008.88.
To verify: Acess Medline or Pubmed, and enter "antidepressants" and "cancer." Antidepressants are cytotoxic or cytostatic in gliomas, lung, liver, and kidney cancer, inflammatory breast cancer, and resistant lymphomas.It would be unlikely were they not also effective in pancreatic cancer.

Decapeptyl sr and similar drugs known as triptorelin acetates act on the thyroid which then produces extra gonadorelin hormone which intern acts to induce the release of extra testosterone this is fine in some patients depends on disease being treated; because of this it is thought less estradiol is produced so therefore fibroids ate reduced; this does not solve the problem of corrupt testosterone which is thought to adversely effect actin cells in the placenta muscle wall membrane; which cause excess cell division ie, fibrous growths;

Fibroids are thought to be produced by corrupt testosterone within actin cells where estradiol is present example the womb ovaries etc; so producing extra testosterone, will not cure fibroids, but it definitely helps to reduce the size of them; so does evening primrose oil in high doses note; must be instructed by a doctor;

Male patients; ref’ triptorelin given for cancer this may not be helpful for it is known excess testosterone is not helpful for males and testosterone that has become corrupted by mammal body germ toxins is the cause of mis-transcription in all cells;

Female patients; ref; triptorelin this again, it is known to reduce estradiol and all estrogens together, so is most definitely successful in treating cancers in female patients, similar to tamoxifen etc, again though, if corrupt testosterone is present the cancer may not be defeated; and may return; it would be best to take triptorelin along with a vaccine that acts against corrupted testosterone; we need urgently to research a vaccine that blocks corrupted testosterone this would then prevent cancer establishing itself by producing troublesome oncogenes and incorrectly formed enzymes that cause most cancers and many other diseases;

While GNRH 1 & 2 genes on chromosome 8 have been synthesized and become available, its short half-life requires infusion pumps for its clinical use. Modifications of the decapeptide structure of GNRH have led to GNRH1 analog medications that either stimulate (GNRH1 agonists) or suppress (GNRH antagonists) the gonadotropins. It is important to note that, through downregulation, agonists are also able to exert a prolonged suppression effect as does triptorelin eventually reduces testosterone for a period of time about 4 - 10 weeks