Newsgroup: it.salute
Titolo: Be Wary of Simoncini Cancer Therapy

http://www.cancertreatmentwatch.org/reports/simoncini.shtml
 
 
Be Wary of Simoncini Cancer Therapy
Rob Koene, M.D., Ph.D.
Sophie Josephus Jitta
 
Tullio Simoncini claims that cancer is caused by a fungus and can be 
cured with the administration of sodium bicarbonate. There is no 
scientific evidence to support this claim, and there is good reason to 
believe that the treatment is dangerous.
 
In October 2007, a charge was brought against the Clinic for Preventive 
Medicine (CPM) in Bilthoven, the Netherlands. This clinic houses a 
mixture of small enterprises, where physicians and nonphysicians offer 
a great variety of "alternative" treatments. A 50-year- old patient 
with breast cancer who was treated at this clinic was admitted to the 
emergency department of the University Medical Center of the Free 
University of Amsterdam, where she died within a few days. The 
attending physician refused to sign a death certificate, because the 
patient had died from a non-natural cause. It appeared that Simoncini 
had treated treated her at the Bilthoven clinic with injections and 
infusions of sodium bicarbonate. The clinic medical director denied any 
involvement, but two tenacious journalists of the Dutch newspaper de 
Volkskrant succeeded in finding out what had happened. The Public 
Prosecutor and the Netherlands Health Care Inspectorate have opened an 
investigation of the case.
 
Because one of us (SJJ) is fluent in Italian, we could extensively 
search Italian Web sites for information on Simoncini's background. 
Currently living in Rome, he has been using unsubstantiated cancer 
treatments for 15 years. He calls himself a specialist in diabetes and 
metabolic diseases, but in 2003, his license to practice medicine was 
withdrawn, and in 2006 he was convicted by an Italian judge for 
wrongful death and swindling. This has not stopped him from continuing 
to provide his controversial treatments, not only in Italy, but 
apparently also in foreign countries, such as the Netherlands. He has 
appealed his conviction, but we could not find information on the 
status of this appeal on Italian Web sites.
 
Simoncini claims that cancer is “simply” an infection (il cancro è un 
fungo) caused by Candida albicans, an opportunistic fungus. He claims 
that this intruder causes formation of cysts and an uncontrolled cell 
division in several organs, such as the liver and lungs. To eliminate 
fungal colonies, he administers sodium bicarbonate by intravenous 
infusion, by mouth, or even with intra-arterial catheters close to the 
tumor site. Simoncini claims that the tumors will become smaller and 
subsequently disappear completely in half of patients thus treated. He 
does not give any proof for this and has never published any data in a 
scientific journal. He also claims that the treatment is not dangerous, 
because sodium bicarbonate is also used in standard medical procedures. 
He fails to mention that this treatment is applied only in patients 
with definite disturbances of water and mineral metabolism and under 
meticulous clinical supervision. The highly concentrated solutions that 
he administers within a short period can disturb the mineral balance in 
the body and lead to serious and even fatal complications.
 
Based on expert reports of two physicians, the Dutch Health Care 
Inspectorate has concluded that Simoncini's treatment is dangerous and 
should not be administered. Here is a translation of its news release:
 
-- 
Tra il rosso ed il nero,
vince sempre lo zero.


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