Dr. Burzynski's detractors are perpetuating the false accusations against him. I also have personal experience with Dr. Burzynski's antineoplaston therapy. He stopped because he had no more pain, and he has had none since then. Although my husband had a heart attack in 1993, has kidney cancer, and is taking a high dosage of antineoplastons, hypernatremia never has been a problem. The comparison between these therapies that have horrendous side effects and antineoplastons is absurd and would be comical if the results were not so grim.
Hypernatremia is a red herring.
My husband recently had the remnants of the tumor removed surgically and is doing fine. However, I do know that he is alive when he should not be, and he looks and feels healthy. Finally, Fran Visco owes my husband an apology, and not vice versa. I understand you have agreed to provide space in an issue of The Cancer Letter for rebuttals from the patients of Dr. Burzynski. Please consider this letter for that issue, and feel free to contact me in the event you would like to discuss my comments.