The Clincher

Fresh from the press and the Journal: Nutrition and Cancer: Milk Stimulates Growth of Prostate Cancer Cells in Culture

And by the way, digested milk at that by:

Patricia Tate, Robert Bibb and Dr.L. Larcom from Clemson University

Physicians for responsible medicine

From Dr. Neal Bernard's blog:

http://www.pcrm.org/health/prevmed/dairy_prostate.html

No kidding! From my latest Google alert for dairy and cancer:

Preventing breast cancer Jamaica Gleaner Estrogen-replacement therapy commonly used in menopausal women, ... Some of these factors also put our men at risk for prostate cancer and low sperm counts. They forgot to add stop eating dairy!!!!

REMEMBER THE DATE NOVEMBER 13, 2011. THIS IS THE ISSUE OF NUTRITION AND CANCER. IT WILL HAVE LIVE SAVING INFORMATION-R.BIBB, M.D.

Two more men with early prostate cancer gone on just an absolute dairy free diet. When in our government going to get it? Dairy free is the way to save medicare!-R,Bibb, M.D, ( 35 out of 37)

I am back after family health issues. Big news: two more men have been cured of early prostate cancer by just an absolute dairy free diet and a huge article that we have been accepted for publication in a major scientific periodical. The article is entitled: Milk makes prostate cancer cells grow in tissue culture. I will keep you posted.-R. Bibb, M.D.

Response to Recent Scientific American Article

I read with great interest the article entitled: A Global call to Action on Chronic Diseases by Christine Gorman. Ms. Gorman cites possible causes as to why cancer rates have increased in developing countries. She included adoption of Western society type diets. If you look at the specific cancers that have increased in almost every country, breast and prostate cancers lead the pack. Western diets have consistently been to blame for increased cancer incidence in developing countries. What could be the specific components of a Western diet that cause an increase in hormonally sensitive cancers? It seems obvious that we should look at hormones. What foods contain large amounts of the hormones associated with development of these cancers? Of course, it is dairy and its' increased consumption parallels the increase in these hormonally sensitive tumors. Dairy is loaded with the essential components necessary to cause these cancers: estrogens and insulin-like growth factor one.- Robert D. Bibb, M.D., Myrtle Beach,S.C.