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Opening Screen - Escharotic Preparations Today, videos are an important multimedia communications tool in conveying substance, non-verbal content, and credibility on the internet. We had a video page at Alpha Omega Labs to show real life cases involving cancer cures related to the use of Cansema -- though this was nothing compared to our written testimonial pages -- which took hours to read.
The page you are now reading contains links to two videos, which should be seen sequentially. The first one reveals the basics of making an escharotic preparation -- like the ones that thousands of physicians and private citizens have been making secretly for the last 146 years to make their own zinc-chloride-based cancer remedies. The second has some additional pointers which were left out of the first video. About half of the content was read from a teleprompter and other half spoken extemporaneously. I threw the entire project together in 24 hours -- start to finish. So there's plenty to criticize -- believe me.
Before you view either of these videos, you are advised to at least read Chapter 1 and 2 of the online Meditopia book. To pick a video and see in on your Windows desktop, just click on the text under "Title" below. Be patient and wait the Windows Media Player to come up and begin the video. All files are in the streaming "wmv" format.


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Escharotic Preparations
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Escharotic Preparations
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Escharotic Preparations
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Commentary on
Zinc Chloride
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Zinc Chloride
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Zinc Chloride
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Some additional pointers: the most economical way to purchase zinc chloride is in the 50 kg. canister. Mallinkroft is a leading manufacturer, but, again, you will need to get it through an industrial chemical distributor. This was discussed in the video as it was made, but somehow got left out in the editing process. In addition, it would be valuable, if you are going to learn the "a priori art," to examine the U.S. patents mentioned in the book, specifically U.S. Patents 203,331; 1,411,577; 4,229,437; and 4,315,916. You can view patents online at The United States Patent & Trademark Office, or one of the premium patent sites (i.e. for an introduction, see www.delphion.com/about-company).
The comments contained on these videos represent the personal thoughts of myself (Greg Caton) and not any of the companies with which I am associated. If you would like to get a copy of these videos on CD, just send $8.00 USD (includes shipping) to our Lake Charles address (see home page). If you live outside North America, or you want the CD expressed, email us for a quote. To downloading other portions of this site is quick and easy -- go to our download page.
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