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Articles by Wayne Martin
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Wayne Martin and Barry Groves, Fairhope AL, November 1998
In January 1996, I had a letter published in the British medical journal, Lancet, about the cancer causing effects of polyunsaturated fats. Wayne Martin responded to this letter by writing to me. That started a fax correspondence that continued right up to Wayne's death in May 2006.
In November 1998, I visited Wayne and his wife, Betty, at their home in Fairhope, Alabama.
Although Wayne Martin had a computer, he was not connected to the Internet. For that reason, he asked me to publish his work on my website. I was very happy to do so.
About Wayne Martin BS, ChE
A brief resumé of Wayne Martin's life.
Is hydrochloric acid better than antibiotics?
As antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria increase and patients die of hospital-borne infections, is this a better weapon in the armoury?
Coffee and Pancreatic Cancer
Does drinking coffee increase the risk of pancreatic cancer?
Dipyridamole
Dipyridamole is a cheap, generic drug that appears to have anti-cancer properties. Wayne
Martin tells of it here.
Reducing Deaths from Heart Attacks and Cancer
Wayne Martin suggests that deaths from heart attacks and cancer can be reduced by half without changing our lifestyles all that much.
Coley's Toxins
In the late 19th Century, a cancer surgeon, William Bradley Coley, developed a cancer vaccine which is now known as Coley's Toxins. It was remarkably successful in the cure of cancer.
Coley's Toxins again
This second, longer article on Coley's Toxins was published in the February/March 2003 edition of the Townsend Letter for Doctors.
Last updated 12 December 2008
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